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Democrats Obtain
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Also F l e e t Governor
HEADS OF COIN IY
Of Ncxv Jersey And
book To Be Winners
'H0I.D MEETING IN
In Kentucky Polling
KOI TINE SESSION

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— Fedrral
Judge Sheppard In
I charging the federal gran&lt; jury
the bo)t.
| here ycattnluy criticized the ne.
glCawlinued from Page Unet
! reaalty nf federal grnni juries
' of lb , Rekeiton Canning ft.What th# putdir'.'. r,.pon.c to hanaling rase, before a police
Wt ‘■ftrticnth hlreel, ai..l
j uiaKlstrate."
farm o f n r ignition of th, th* ('till' amt II. plan, will lie ir
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Judge (iheppard a'J" defrmh-vl
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unknown,
hut
II,
hackers.
oportation facilltien opened tr
vhe jury z|&gt;..in gs necessary tn
Ctkm by the placing Into Hun ylug resernl proinim-nt pery roll cl lha interests of law-ahidmini of fast river freight.r» v,n. ye*ti*rd-y. vveiu led to believe
•*ng citizen .''
i'RfWOtlng between Sanford an. that many people in this town will
“ I .Irm igly ipyea'.lon whether
PJlgkaoilvill,. I ^ it but not least, tend o hand on cvvrv ucm-.ion. II
:n)thing belt r mul l lie ad&gt;i|ited
M t e lt a assurance that the May- il were "illy the middle of Nuvem
Ler
ItKlJ,
I'm
.urever)
Sanfon
I i take thr plam o f the grind
b i t Hotel will be opened befnn
tka M f year i, cipeetd ty that l.uilhi'll Inn wuulil he m ire than lury," he said. “ A* lung aa public
law, providing another eelcbytti n tinslull: lii ruiitilhuir hi. bit lu officials are dependent upon thr
e i.l -ending Kali,ter an I llr .lr i
allot boy and primary for Ihelr
M tarr.
office, vee will nerd a bod) like
jT tn la liv r 1*1 *n» now cell for e tu Honda tu that some uut uf-tht
th. grind jury |H protect th* In­
•nil m •(ortad* Uuriitf lh« -lot z"Ilever dhm t get thrir errv
errata of law abidlny citizens.
ng. thr pirn l lug lu vU II,
f,,r • ,M-1 » urr ••“ »! Ihui Ju k
canning Inclury, u|ip"il. h|.lw * •*uc * f
emnito*:, fa-trsl
“I
i. unfortunate that many
Rlvrr Ii ■i,- duck-, and holel. * ' mI
»•••«* 'Uml at hie.'.a vvei grand jury v a in are fit only for
Itg long rnuugh l i .irinfly iq. •&gt;» graduate from a lursl h'gi police murt. Hu* th it U on account
each site. .
i &lt;-•"*•1 will ty this tune null yrar
if lack o f .tatcuuanship In tha
A lunehson fur Ihe C.uw mor •'* (h&lt; triiaatlon of North Cart- iodic* that maVi me laws.
“ It Is not unusual that an entire
fellow Ihe parnur. while lot? |i,,J fnolkall &lt;levena, hi nani* farIW afternn in Ihr (ioveimir will &gt;*r,l •" headllni'a tiinughout Ihi Jay « r the court', time u liken
hoard la , short address from Ninth. Thr Dnivctrlt) uf Florhlt up with trial o f a c»o# In which a
tnt nf whiskey l&gt; invuleed. While
tlan I 7 hell un the Ukr-(t»nl. . ' r ' him art aw ai. ami hr U now
ctainmnil (or tho visliota is In "l siring ipiail rliaclt for lh&lt;
h: government it rutting down on
hu army and navy, purporting In
* s , t 4 out, and pirarnt'
hiean tram o f the Universit)
ul *a| tnaes eyeiy plara it ran. it
calling fur Ihr appearance » • Nor&gt;h ('arulina.
.’ alls tn tee when mUUim. ud|ht
I i t West three ImhoU. Haliunavl
It weal, la ate that tha ( lab
h# saveil by aliminallng the trial
dawn-town itrerte, playing
|roncirU tinting Urn morning.
&gt;f misdemeanor cases la Unilad
cmghl la ha given complete aapfla ts * courts."
• « nnd evening,
p*rt from the very start. Lay
alttae* appuintrd last night Ike matter af tka keys' edaraFurther. Judge Hheppard said
that “ when an tdmlalalrollon »*ivaa f illans, nil lu repuit at •
liaa aside kecawa H u vll get
»tbr la rejected ky enters, the
Uag M at Monday night g l ana If Ikey va get U lu iham.
president loika i roend (er some
r t h t k , fnr a farther dlwua- ’T* * v n hay* ta ha preficieat la
l o f plana: Finance. H. I). Hightheir ilgfMb ar they daa't play cemml sion un wkkh to ptor* th*
U #.. J-et.. |f be cannot llml a
ekalrmaa, F. C. Mac- on iMiamaa a ylasena. I Uhe U
Alex R. Johaiaai lanwh-, hwh al U .‘ram a pahUcily angle
po*I- a now fsJtral Judgetklp U
• R J. Meyer. chelnM m P etit e a j how maeh gead It will 4a
neeted and be tnabM tka lam*
Frank Ha It h en . AliaItaafanf, Boeelaele Caewty. aad duck Into a judge."
Springs, J. A. HUUlae,
Headaal* High Schasi, nag to
tho world why. Ip lM « 7 tb*F^rto 1
aad a leyreaaatatlee ■ mrtfaa tha play ere thaaasalves
ho aa lift varsity lo t at slang with
I town: Pars e, J. K. Fan, II wtk ky p taag time M w t
ktoyo, Lindsay, ind «n aaa. wko
Q. IL Brsrwn, E. W. ‘ W e la a possibility that (Ua.
will then bo juaiora. That naans
J r,;
Publklty, J. L| (■*4 can kart#- ns many an ale
Wa,
chair mas.
Fetae' nest riaaa I wUall atuera aa a that far tw o year* tkoso tig bays
will ka on Un tamo team, aad i f
PhrUlralag a f beat, Peter •kat iiriLg L ia ln r jy .i 4Wr
m
d e a l think that hav lag fix
, chairman, ami R. W. fea rWa h ilkak steven. Hear 4a I
hoy* fr*m the tame town mi tbs
flgagw lhalf W o«, at U p peeeuaa* varsity foot tall tm n la s t
' « • lima Gaargn M « f » . (toward •om.tklag from a publicity f i r
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Here *.1 the sixth list nf *el*-t|ona this year, an ! they art all
Interesting enough lo make yo- hav* to dig to win that ( I In
trade at LhurchwcU'*, one r f N aufo'd'i t.adtng department store*,
and W oodruff and Watson's, exclusive men's shop. T ( * Hat ought
lu he especla'ly interesting to th* HI pert;ns now figh ting'It
out lor th# football ticket.
T o help T in In y m r sc Is; lions, h «ri'. what Ihe tram* did last
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Clip this coupon, place &gt;0 'r name and Address upon It, put a
" W " nr a " T “ oppuaita the tu m n o f the learns you think will
win or tie and srnd II lo |(a Spurts Editor o f tha H erat; befor.
noon Saturday, N ov. 7. Uam.mcsr, lb* ’.1st banded In tha eailim t
has lha beat rhanca for (ha trad# coupon*.

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Aeieuru IT; gprlng HAM 7.
T A M ! A, Nov. 3.— Nothing in
I f ; Woffunl a.
the
paper yesterday
morning ” rMk '» * '« c »; {Um.oIph.Maoei.il
a mu ,rd mor, .yrapnth, and di,-'
cuvaion than the atuiy of Ote death Tul&lt;"&gt;*
Mia,, a nng m 7
Sun 'ay night H • Uttfo girl who 2ta"rTtaM w V r W t a h P o l, a
was taken from Orlando to Phila- Howard 7 H oaih«r«iiin tTrnn i :
dclphie by tram and plane te havr
,
an eminent .urgeun rTmor. .
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from her nindpip, with a dtlieate ■ '*"''»* otata II
Middle
Tmn
Instrument call*d th, brotvh..
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Wr.lr# ] \|rrv*r •
Though comparatively new. the
•'••rtmmii c*d
bronchokcope, InYwnUd b y ' Dr. nu'irord
i.racMvnrg n
t'hevalicr Jack,on o f rhiiadelnhii 1 ‘ "t'lgan o M.vrrviile . . &lt; &gt;
l.s in constant ua, |„ T.mpo, T * ......................
' ■ « »him
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ru«»*n!i»iti ?.* Mot,
Tmn pa hospitl has Dr. Jackson's
Ph—a
1*4 i e Ii: TvnrfrnntifIi 13 Hi. v
•omplrte oi—rating outfit. Ther, Is Xn-v
I
V* U e o U t nn tf
•me at
thr
hlldren'a hoepital.
I*. W. w V.*rk I'lils »ro|i v
Ils lf « dozen Tampa
specialists
Vclr# I'AMp IV l ‘ itn.«|p T. 1r» *
use II In Jacksonville. Atlanta. » r * r 17. f o l n . l r . I r v ll. .,- f.
Augusta and other cities it haJ Il»»r » &lt;r»| I*. \ IrKlril* ••
b e n used r p e ite ily 0f | „ , (n Knn*sa Hirtl. )9. UVa» Vlfjitii.,
saving th# lives o f youngsters hy
the ipiirk removal o f some Imall
p arli. 1* f t.im the vrlndpip.
"r
lung*
Under Ihe rules o f tho piofes•ion, doctor* and surgeons
and
honpiteU vwnnat advertise. -But
have
or un&gt;**
brokr Z T r I—
'* •ignored
0 “ " V « "*
in the rule in calling attention to
unuaual o|v*ratlona of this chargeter in the de.ire to point out that
tho in.truinrnla neniaJ for them
are lo he found In hoapitala and of.
fires in Tampa. In the last
tan
year. n„ child h»a been taken out
o f Tampa for ,u;h treatment. And
In that lime tcorev havr
hers
brought her* from nearby town,
for tirstment
Nn| long ago there sea, th , story
i f the u.y In , neaihy county who
• wnlluwed a hit o f p * n u l -.hell
Nile trying to round up ra ttle .

A . ho fe ll, it lo d g ^ i In h it th ro a t,
gut down in to his lu n g . T h e re a fte r
he Iw rvin e lik e -a living
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- - With only .a tin tub and a
blanket Herman J ie grr, SO. and
ha wire. N e 'lii Ann. 44, ma&lt;|t
their h-.nif !q Van CarUandt park,
Ihe Drone, fo- (hrp monlhy. Tfci
mouths inc udcl the ehllly au­
tumn.
•
TI.rir plight waa discovered Sal■nlay hy a policeman. Now they
17J in-lallrd ill a stall uf a nation»' Ki arl a r t e r y aad they don't
like ihe ra l, that prowl In lh«
o. ighhrvrsacd.
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Th &lt; court* wav acrupoioualy .
Iron. The (fu l.-b. hidden ;y bu.h r*
si Hi rhe day. wav. filled nightly ^
run a nearby
atream.
Thair
loth nt » a
worn, but neatly
'liendrd. They c o ld have buiit a
heller, hut D ay feared alt ntion.
Jaeifcr (eggevl for food from
learhy st-icv during live day. lit*
- i f * rookril it In tha cool uf lh*
•ccnli'g.
When I t ' rained they
•"un| a ) . Iter beneath a railroad
re. 11.-, Three hraey coals and r
" eater avglpentcd thair blankit
* pr"t.&lt;rtion ncaiast th* eoU.
Jaeger lust Ms job In IU.TO bl« ’ se of a ncrvyuA aUruroL lie
ind hi. wife w.ra aclcted ftim an
•a»t Nule Manhattan apartment
■i May. roll? , Sava supplied the
lupl* with fund, f#r~ food am)
'low are s««king work for Jsagar.
•H..li..ni,« A iiiy*I H. u , Kansas »
•rl.rivnha l». Jllaanurt T;
•'». Ml.il, 11. Iia.ilalu*ain 17.
I"I le. |5; VVaUnah *.
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yeaterday, o f prom pt tieatm en L
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noogz .TP and Nashvlll# 41.
IVTI.him t i. N'.hvMk* lYeatryan •
Heavy frost* were reported Su7t . ' ,' ,
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day nlgtn a. far south a . Maeon1 e»r.im.&lt;- t*: MlcVignii Alai, iu
ond light frnata to Jackaonvllle,
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Utrrvll 21 f sf) fslr* l U . ) I#
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I,| iumr of tnu4 # in th« south- {Jj W btIb Wr iir m 21; KrM jlis i«
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eastern section*. Chicago legls - 1
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terml 44 Monday morning, We*h-i c'e.ival (itu ii ) &lt;J THtmlt City
tngtnn 42. New York 44 and Bo#-' I'nl.
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nanolacturr and canning of coI ° 'n» I'coth to be Bold In north1 marked, tn tio npenad here.

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The -h eriff of th* county heard of
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the rase, put th, boy In a car, iv*in \HM«rr *4 Hall. Iff A
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brought him to Tampa, wheie a li»lir» llisiskin* |* Itm
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surgeon quickly llftod It out with I j '••ii'jn VatUy 7, \I|. Ml Mmry
n hrnn-hosrope. The other day the l*r* i Mpiiini 11; l^sW**l| f*-\11tr*
N'» • lt*mt»«Mr»
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.zuie instrument was usri to drain Vs.rwlrti f*. Yinnnr.t 7
Ht J iltfi* 4Nf*1 | *1 . |4*I|||»,.S M A
nn r'-acesa on a man’s lung.
n, * 7
A few minutas a fte r th* Orlando
,
g irl wa. laksn «o th , ope.atlon f t J i V m T v i a " * , ' # " ...... 7
room h I thr PhiladtlphlB honpiul
nwiKirf 7 n ia in lm i-r v
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moved fiom her windpipe.
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three hour* later aha died. PneuFm..-v a li-ur» r „
munU h .d aet In. That i. the great I ...........,

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WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OP

GUNS, AMMUNITION, H U N T I N G
COATS, CAPS, LEGG1N8, DECOYS,

flerid a v*. Alabama

AND JOHNSON MOTORS.

Ford! am rt. Datralt
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-VAN &lt;»■&gt;

Gvorgla v*. N. Y . U.

EVERYTH1NG-F0

Lafayette va. Bulger*

Maryland

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w * f t r o o f t i i Florida ttam against
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Ilirminghaid r&gt;«Kt lus, theta late (all alt rn&lt;&gt; n- football fir vena— Georgia, Tulanr.i ""r./nTsTs* . .
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lia U ru a jf that ho ha« mu t r n d , getting his huskies in shape tor Northwestern, SL Miry's, H an an]
.Ttl
H. II. U.— will ride into b tU ; * 2 ,
.Tel
scoreless tie with North Ihrir annual f t me with thr f. t ( «n d %
.TVI
aipl tuufh Rollins Rata elswn. to tie Satunlsy against teams who H»ll*w War*
Clins three weeks mgo.
.7BI
to ** more than an outside ehsnet ” • '• * '- » '»
.fol
Although the O reriw Bulldog* 1 he played here nrst Friday after
of ninnlmr.
f * * t*nre.s
.re
i
n»&gt;on
at
3:30
o'clock.
and
with
*
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Jarkang
I • (» • roughshod ovt r (.store it.
The unrlefated teams will
he
•'•‘a**
piliftf up their :BI &lt;1 tilumph. th. ban's ir| urli'tl a&lt; in (S I.I rondi
tlon, lead* and ansioue to prni
favored to keep tbelr leeords In- w’ ’" ”
Ylorida teim rsrapeti without f i.
tb tlr additions ta th* hnepiUl list. " rlr vl,,,lh •«■ "•*» some troll) tart, hut th.. 1011 season ha. hern t". i . r . i . h, jr.
tou*h uppoelli .it, footh ill interest
n, nf continual upsets, ea h Sath pf ^ n h 'e im o re , Bachman prooifu
in that tram is being kept .live otday pioduclng a dozen or more 1••&gt;••* rnsin.
.^%IH have th* *er/1ro* of S*ni |U\
«urprUing
result*.
Hawarg
in
nun*
tmf
w.i&gt;«.
on*»
o
f
thrm
le
. hi ft brilliant p a titr, an*I J .|»r
|H»l»rrt f|•••!..* It
mg rather unliiur.
a ratable hill-lugger
«•••*.! gin.
hrajed
Uj r a tfis h ' ••• • letr l * « * n i *
!• * THb two hefl&gt; aophoutoii* U d *
33 M l o f 13
Smith, take, on an N. Y. IT. t. ain . ,
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A lenefit golf match it bring
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ST1
Injured again-t Auburn Ih** |»rr*
«hel un loiibtedly will he stronger *rn. j. ii. rralark
•11 M l mt as
era
err; need 1 , h al gradu lr* of
▼tpua w ith, old not take pert in
for thr licking It took a| thr hamL
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the t i i i r n i t y of H Tide who
ea ••« mi er
.99T
uction egainhl heoriia A Hi
of (It m i l . Tulane ahooldn’, have I I" .
•a
oi sr
fille r feme kept l»avi*. ** are antioiu to arm’ M iar creddmuch trouble with Auburn, hut . ld .s xviikr.—.
"
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»M e foot hall mater! d In that
fpttyrr Plant high *tar of Tampa.
thm I 'avid aas considered a *et W . M . h i m gr|
•1
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tWwnard I a ir
M*h«M»l nr a| jrar. and who e»
I'p for (iollath
,
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bench, while Fountain was
••Ioann Klnloiv
1
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pert
f
i
do
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hat
they
ran
I.*
Parsing a leg injury Both ar.- n
Nt M ary', is liabla to have ||. [ r, 1%. •.#**,! a*n. Jp
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•4M7
l*N ro «ro llrtl
rileleg funda at rarloua in.er
^ • f t d to play against Alabama.
3
7
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band, full with the veteran Olyni- H . W llook .
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,1 Although ‘Rama’s m il Title run | ' i l ' during the roetlag year. Th** , nlr cl'ibl-re. while Hatvard may
llaosao
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golf niat'h may fled M U VlrH tk o rl H r M l
i 6 # camparrd with the und**
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'• forresl to the limit by a revived J»*k
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U ita Soul &lt;h«iM|&gt;ion*hif I cinir VaaWie. of • b in g e aat
Hartmoutb eleven. The North- ••Mlf Tklgg.o
SI oof of I ]
4JH
TUI®, atill Morula look* for i Del an J. nio of America's net*
aestein-Minnesota till will )Ue* |J I m * » e » f » f
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94&lt;
'ii** V*r» Noon
^tending wneirr. golfera. learned
IS m i of 47
of the toughr«t tilt* of tin
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M. U . U . r r
•e* e n r e
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Neithe
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4113
Marid profr^alnnel. and |da&gt;*
••*» llmalk
defeat. a -5-0 orthark l&gt;y
’ esnt ha. lost t„ , Big Ten f«H &gt;
IS
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m
t
9
7
JM
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M arf.rn rokarh
ieg agalnat Jack Taomrr. Jack*
IS •■! of 17
• 13
iteeee, knorknl Kentucky nut
N. M I'., tiding high, wkle, an I ,
I oorltr
IS
m
l
9
7
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nvllle.
and
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tlann.
Jr
.
Orbt Southern conference ra*« •
isiid-nnir oul In Ibe Southwest,! H. H. Ha.fkrrf.r 4
W m | mt 13
T. I^*lr4
la nils. Is o nf Ihr Hsiulh*. silCl M l ml as
week with e 0-7 triumph. Th*
rosy run Into a tartar in tha Tea I' II. I . II ■IrkUato
as
m i of ts
■Ul
IrouoceiJ the Gator, In Ihi ! • laadln, am Irer golfers. Intin« Agg|e«.
Mr.lk
3S
rnmi ml as
MX\
lr I inn* have b r « m nt tn earh
obi (Jetlieeii ill game b it &gt;rui
' H iip e a . v m Iib
IS M l of «7
T h i.e ore but s i, nf (he games l.#*l Kraaago
M27
a*kl*g that they partieipae in
B
S
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t
as
J. »e «ti
booked for Saturday. Out on the• JIf.
II. ».
.
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JI3
tietor* hav# broken a\tn In he 1-i.rfil mnl'h aith -*p«»na«»rw
ro.St
Southern
ralifornia'a
kz *■« .r t i
-•II
v the etc lit d#» I jrtng that thr
prtrifnjn If*, tier* with the f t lilt
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.eis
■"Iplde machine tangles wit^ Stan-' m aV a 'l I ! ,
p «t IVdlh
nf their
appearing
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uj
I T U t. In Itl’i l , Klori’la tlrijppe.
foul. Oregon State take* on M on --r - * • ktstaa
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4112
hi re b knod.
i be m i 9-2, and repeateil a in n
41 «■ ! af IT
ten, Washington take, on
-•13
i W with a Ift C tnueiph. A L &lt;
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9
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lU ' t r 11 • a fdan*. »h»* inatrh gage. hi.I.o,
feme le k in ItrlA and ltr.*rt|
*
1*• t- * s — l u l u
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M. tv. It.kklss
lib 0 34*0 and 411-41 win*, hm mil
held here dtinng the ttiiibll*
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|)o»n Noutb, beside, the Tulane- V " . J. va. s ile r.l,a -s
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•at i hi* month. Students »■( Semi
____ ameare l »Se Tide In 111*7
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H* k« » *
t'dle High SrhiMil will t.i a*kid t • A nrn (ante, the arhedule offer*
I M . La at yeer'g Alabama li&gt; 0 dr
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such alii active afternoons as A la - ,
-rll Iti'kr* . lit lh** l&gt;«m lit ft ««i&lt;h
oltlow plac'd th»* |o&lt;» li'aiii* even
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buni, v Florida. t)uk, v. Ken- •&gt;•»! a. aieta,
’
99 mmi mt 33
Stephen
4TT
o It A* fcn*IHpatrd that r\*-r*
I' ky. licorvia Tech e. North f o r «••*•*».
W
9t 13
47T
ol.rr ami *port f»n in t'ciitial
t - Co#fh
Uurhman »lllt«*d tin*
99 mmi mt B3
JT7
"dlno
and
Vtarylanl
v.
V'
4
nder*iilt.
n
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jV .V ...«
H**il«U a ill !m* |ir«-M nl
t*e grind t de&gt; by gl ing hi
•W* Mil mg 97
JMT
In the Midwest I'eiuiaylvani*'* "•&gt; ac»a»ts
3* M l af 11
JWT
r||MW e dey*a veretron from lb*
ST mmi mt 97
undefeated outfit will engage Now tllt? J'
W U ffl Work. The dey'a prar I r
Uha* ii to lie known a* the
34
m
m
i
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t
13
Ire I la me In an Inleraiv-tlonal J. II. Tnimrh
K M t b t f d of a tlmrt lil rklnmnl
IN M l af U
Hanford Student** Aid t Inh I*
|g o n e uf interest. Other Mi’JweatSB aal mt 97
A17
K&lt;HI1 r In e-hirh llerli min evplainrtl
U ing fi rmed for the |iurpo*r of
se
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-1*3
ell! features Include (hlrago V. Wrv It'. W**vklr*', , ‘ _
Alnheme fnrmetiona. Th» * cornli g to the aid 1 thr a » l
H M l &gt;1 13
.SIB
ArkAiun*. Navy v. Ohio Slate. II- yHrrc Krlts
39 mmi mt S3
are will teat the*r formal ion*
rap Me H-infi.rd tilth
Sdimil
T
a
lk
ie
13 M l mf as
Ifonl* v Wivromin, and Indiana y.
arrow In e ''urnmy aiHm mig* 1 footfall play rrn whoae parent*
Mirhiguu.
an hi% In nne*| hard nrrlm
are unet le to hear all v\pea«eo
W h ile C vcirgie’s t i f f w ith ,N. y . T r u d i G r o w e r s A n d
\thl« w 'fk na he t.y taking no) of aenJIeg them t • college It i* I
W a rm W e a th e r F n d «
on adding tn hi* inluri , lartkelarly for thr henelll of
IU
rtm
o
u
th
a
ill
occupy
m
ajo
r
wi
u
j
C
o
m
p
a
n
y
D
I n D ix ie
»urh feotb II prn*pccla a** Kao
* • • • G if t iii camn through their
err and Healer. Every rl.‘ rt ie lention, there is plenty of interest [
in zueh gam *, as Colgate v. fer n
The game tonight will be be-1 A T L A N T A . Noy. 3^-1 a .P.) l»jr Genrgle In g «m4 • hafog made Le i ^llla hath Ihe^r
■plrfU* anA they ere ready f«&gt;r, b p s ' geieg te tlorids ee%4 year, Hvntw.
C*
*
T
'
r^&lt;l l wtndf and heavy frusta ro
Tv&lt;h v. Pittsburgh, end Compnay D diamond l a U t M a e , ! t . , #
_
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aed thr nrgaeJretlce nf thla 5l«if f f c j l * a * f*\the flrat five game*.
the
IMncaloi. v. fo high,
j Company D U «m Km
90919 Mrt” nTW ^ lh&lt;
r t e W a hee won two, lont two and
d*el's AW ( tub at IhU tleir mat
lit
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Taw
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south
aarlv,
Vi-,
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warn
fol
In
ihr
Southwest
Ta*a«
lakes
on
'
to
put
over
a
win
yet
In
a
tegular
*ou*•,
*
*r
ly
yrvterday
were
fol-*
•w M_ .
for 4, .500
percentage.
Hut
-----------------n e that hup* re Used. It I, unilaylm , T n a , Christian rngagre •«•«•!# gam ,. H oeever, thee h a yg; lowed within a few h'laie hy warm
W*l a»*k
eeay .pot
apot In
in th#
the re4 M Bt'a
a B*t
aif.ea,y
drr»!w.d that eehnlrr.hips ran
Rlc* an I Oklahoma meet* Kansas. - ♦ »* practicing hard and *rw In ar weather.
.v -_
Uwg
tueejea with Alahama.
Alehante,
• A n tn
g lusa|rt
he arranged far loth Ihe ynung— ----hopes o f breaking Into tha win
The weather bureau said tho
•Bn U Candida, tieorgte
Tech,
ile r . al Ihr an lirrall) but there
aarm cr breeze* would acrompany
Cdlilom ie off |or Angvle* and
will hr a "null an* I ni uf fta low pressure aiea which
has
Xawtueky.
n aclag atrded on this enj. The
Immediately a fte r
thr game been moving eastward over Cana­
,
Htodenl'n Aid I luh esprelu In
then w ill be a meeting of all dia­ da.
mond hall ptayar* and other# InAahevlllo ta lly yesterday re­
Ike aaeUtanze c f every per-un
terrslci) in ihe game la the (\&gt;m- ported a lew of 30 degree., Moron,
lalertalrd la
advancing ihr
P tIN S A C fll A. Noe S . - I A . P . )' ■nlssionaia room at the C ity H a ll (ia^ h id 34- Atlanta .W, Chattarawer of atklellra at thr l ai-

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O n e O f
F 7 A V »n &lt; &gt;
f , '‘" 1,1 ' ,r'r ,r frr 1 ' * * * « » " k,t
tf&gt;r •'•-Ida-K .M ntky fain#
f 1 ® V / I S e v e n s in Jarksnnv lie, on Par. 5.. It I" i.e.c-sary to aend in a ! i « r-rry

Has Good Clunce Of "rwl&lt; M hum ,hr&gt; ,u^I Receiving a e t b nek
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PROGRESvS DAY. £,-£
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PUNNED,
ver.llv uf Florida . * well at
FOR DECEMBER rontilbuliaif
| • Ihe Hozalinn nf

JPUBLIC ADVISED1
BRONCHOSCOPE L S l3
READY IN TAMPA .v"

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The &lt;ntl of the filth w e«k o f Tl.r Herald's Seventh Ann-al I’icfcfT h e-Winner .onfeat fin i R. M. Masin, Jr., giving T a t Houk » rloaa
rrn fi r t .p rmior-, and a host 0f th favorite* trailing tlo n f ehind.
M *■ f •* flo ,« The eeiaalniaf r - i f jtaet* are reminded that In

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W i l l Present
Strongest L i n e u p
So Par This Season;
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S T A N D I N G S 'O F

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PACE THREE

.OMIUA WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER I. IM l

To Arms, Men!

ffl

Parliam ent Of!
B ritain Revealsi
Strange Line-Up

CHOOSE

Social Calendar

October Honor Roll
Announced Ry Church

A n d Personal

\

Sunday School
d i Nat .la followint
'»i-n placed on the
i me month o f Oc*
Cull IVparlment,
ale Itnhy l » AndtrI uleraon, Nancy
* \lr» (if« r jfr W.
•». Jimr&lt; Henry

Hallowe’en
Given At Cates
r'

Mattie IS.
(turn VI .d
f |H«inta w

• smith, (h ild i D s.

»mr. Kddiv Mat
«rr» Myrr*. Mary
........ mi:, ii itth

" » tug th* p«

NOT1CK.
It wjk* stated thU moininK that
tht annual l a u a r ami supper &lt;'l
the WiMiian'a O j i Ij o f Holy Cru-u.
E p t| Church will take plac.on the afletnoon and evening o f
Th ei ..lay, l»ec. a. at the Kpiscopal
Kansh ho «e. Plana are being
Riadr In make tkia on, of the nto*t
| M c r «(o l bataar* ever conduct*I
by thr I i IIIId.

h«*r nfirr, Mi h
•«&gt; iv lr l rnletl

» «r\ ifocntly.
,»i hef piano
.«f Mm . I.urilli*
A. Iltrknon
.»r«y i i v n «»n
tt h**i home.

I m &lt;*«**tumt*

Alalhcan ('lass Of
Church Has Meeting

■ c,| llulliiwt-'m

i-»&lt;Mnjp
thr
mini; rnoir
% itprr •crvnl
g;tnt**' *t•••• • **n.» '•t &gt; •
pateil inItelreahim
PI Vim| h\ 'I • Hull It

&gt;ti + ! ••&gt; ••

I inel*

Miiuii'- 1 1
M r«

can. For several yean rumors have prevailed that this bas­
ic Isle of Swiss freedom m ight n il Le substantiated wholly
by fact hut this Is the fir*! tkne that aity authority has
had the unmitigated gall to **lie the l»ow. arrow, apple, and
all and tear them to-shreiln.
It is exactly the same
if some seif-appointed investi­
gator had suddenly announced that Washington naver
crossed the Delaware, that Israel Putnam never dashed at
headlong gallop dow.t a highway so steep the BriUahen.
dared not follow, that Pal rick Henry never said. "Give
me Liberty or Give me ileathl". that Gen. Warren n e T * r
told hia men at Bunker Hill. "Don’t shoot until you can ace
the whiten of their eyes", that Kthan Alltn didn’t ctpture
Ticondernga without firing a single shot
Whoever could «lo such a thing, could wave a red flag

Making DedaionR

rahinat. all of wham bad
kata
loudly rbar ed ae they Mitered tho
llowee.
Oo on, .ld « o f Mr. M .rDoaoW
war "lloneat Farmer** S taab y
Baldwin, Coavervotlr, lewder aad
farmer prime miabiter.
Oa hie
tdher aide wo. hi. llf.U n « f.tead
and worker lo tho raow o f labor.

t. quick Iy pracW.

1.

A #lUU* f" ^ “ r • W* f 7 " . ^ *

Ih*». .1 tb , time uf tk . M b *
W w ^M *.
American taking. af Filipino «a- ^*r Ai*»**w a M NavtUa. tho farm
m et. amnuntisl U ,1 par cw * af
tkv total, la IMO |hay wat* TSJ .
, k * l,h kU
•■ ■ ■
a-r row, In ,n ,h circam.*anccv l" *
kU . V ”
k**v ^
ta*
-immaMtatav compWt. and &gt; S m ,l(* k* ‘
4ow"
U*
lat*H Inrtrpowdrnra, .ach aa ha*
It a . ) hara beca thaaa tww war*
Imen the official Filipino atogaa t kinking a f lha Ufa-alaad atmtwa tw
far year-, would leave the tdand. tk* WAb, of tka fr v a l Jo* Chamadrift »n • * ■ nf econnmie trao j* ila i«. tkeir fatker, who through
kies. A . President Hoover put. *wm*tkiag lika tww
gawaratiam
it. and without eVagger.tIV«. it fnugkt la P a rlla a m t far fnaiUaat
sould result “ in th* col la pm af af »k a » today aaaj k* paasihla—
Ik* PhiIIppm* revenue, and col- tariffs and lha link iag up a f the
• InOS' or all eevMMMwir lifa la th* B.ilisb
Empire
with
imperial
i.land. “
traJ* pirfarant*.
j Am* I lea In th* rn&gt; of Im nlr* | Sm ite red ahaol th* kaaaa warn
I for Ike welfare * f tk* Fill pin* pru-1 oiker familiar pam aahtla
aarh
' pl&lt;* kaa thus a responsibility th at' * . tVindou CkorrhlH. faaaawa far
| far I rnnsrrodv th* Intaraata a f p h - i.'Ae-vouJawc* * f hla riowo aad
selertevl *ro, pn a f lha A m art**' i.t tstiog tnngwa. a a j
Saucy.
' mmmnnlty. It must promote, wot l_ .
A ler lookiog as tavaty as
gianl. indrpendrwr*. *n,| th* aalr r » .
way to furnish lb* droldaratam m
^ ,t w
furrs.
e.-nnomir stability t. gradually l a | p , r „
|.t(m*
Mlaistar
David
* ' nr" “ • ailsUaa tie.
| |.|„y*a Cror—r. I he fhthtiav WrhhHappily, th* aaxt Cuagran* will
,h n h ,. he*., aa* af th* n a l
i hara at It* dtspmal a b*tt*r larhara tar.
Cagtaad
raiwmd aipariaarw thaa was availkn* v ^ , M n „ y . tryia g t *
• bl^ ■ • ( N M U B s Tmi* Rummer • aaala ( U Mat U wklrb k# v i a Mo

“The tlevelr.pment of Radio Clly," Benjamin F. BetLs.
T ’.****■ . . , .
Editor of Atwcrican Architect, writes, “g»vg wn opportunity
tartk has claimed liv own.
to mggp the lower open areas and roofs of setbacks useful
^h Th ^T *
an‘l beautiful to view from the windows of the higher l.uU.1inga In the group, as well as thane commanding a view of
af a tailing mad.
*b® development from outoide thin arwa.
'
Mai emtcrsUivt . . .
“ A fitting approach to the group will be afforded by
V b s » I hat* cam* back
* sunken plain rovering an acre of wad and containing a islands, and, savo pvrhapa for S e a
few my father's load.
: thirty-foot fountain, smaller fountains, grass. Dowers, amt alar Harry It llamm, m n Is
:•
-luata. McNcilL |statuary. This pUia. which wgUI b« sgreotren feet beh»w kav* nun, to PilsU sat Hoover's
* ^ l * p^nw, mho gaullbe street level will be spprooched through a sixty-root rvmrhtsioa.
Th* implication* a f Ik* realities
fur kicking is ik* foaihall Prnm-T'* '&lt;
« between two alx-dtory buildings facing Fifth • kWh th e, kata wdaide^ r«U far
rr.
Avenue. Above the roof of the sixteen-story wing Itack of b c in w * a dared* aad a gasetsU—
w lr*ohl* about tka silver Its- w«terfall aprxroxlmately tufty f«g l hl&lt;5which Rrfll hdbd A
In'thst It has b**n a trlfte stumbling torrent ilow.i through a c m a of case ad— to a
lahed of late.
'
reflecting pool at the runf level. The*r will l»e the dominat------- --------[ing features of the latidscapiag.
pan »«
“ Where grass plot, and nhrubbery occur, the roofs or
MetoR
••• the buildings will be eoxTred with earth fill about eighteen
" ______ _______
inchea deeps. Thirty or thirty-five foot I roes will be planted
mni. iaa f'oiirctiir JLaklat is ln • Dll of two and a half to three feet of earth. The
TaLhC.wrt which he. tw . trees will lie anchored by a system of broaoe or iron bars
a In this Us rwUrctiae period, about six fret apart forming a gridiron to which the rooti
-------- --------o f the trees may become attached. Aa underground system
**r fifiy-a*v*n perr at af cu- o f piping wtU irrigate all landscaped areas. Water used in
wrolih is own'll by f*«ig » the waterfall, fountala.s aad pools will be re-circulated and
taiuu, PrviWsai Ma«h*io used in conjunction with the air conditioning systems of
Ms. Nat *« different A—» offices, broadcasting atudios, and theatre*."
•
• ml Mir HtirkU tiM M B U W t.

The Tampa Tribune saggcaU
a t I f lin n I s e is I* namlaaled
m presidency, lha a lo gu should
1 "Whlakeca and W hhhaf."

*

CaMawgk tat b n O o r t .
flrfiesh m eiu ware Mrecd at a
TWe T. R. L Ooaa wf the Fie*' u ,r I'**'1' - P l j M h » - t e » assisted
k»pU *t Chwerti win mart at the: *7 14rv « W " Townaend T W
chwTrh awwea at *
nVhvck
,
• « » : the Rev. a ml Mr.
ttwgwV* ma Umt' af Penaioole h *
Uailer. Mr. anJ Mrs
Ko
O a y t w Nwmhtr Two O K. 8 . i ,*,rr&gt; w *y. Mr. ami Mr*. C. J liar
wifl be haU at T:&gt;0 o'clock ot the " T " ' M,P '• "• Bn »k Mrs G. 'I
Ifcao ok T l i o i l i
' h,tP- Mr,. I . W. Renaud. klrr
Tba ■amber. . ( th, First Bap- " 7 " r* '
T.wnaepd. Mrs. H. E
Uat Chwrck w ill roadact prayer V* rk l&gt;’ M&gt; •"•■ Vra J. J. C a in
t t the howto of Mn.
K«th«*rioo Ellis, |)-u)
XYaawta E. Bate. 11*1 Pork Ava- ' f , l *Ny. I I* , ,I
Applciy.
M«r&gt;
a m oad M r* T. A. Bratberson,. A,hT Sk,hP- * » » • Whittle. Mart
X M M a t h Avrou*
T h.," n' " ’
'-w ain,. E rel.n
♦ « ilr s . J ir t l urml, I.cbI i*F R ID A Y .
t Kenm-lh l«&gt; p a. Johnnie Kllia, ltd
CMatral Circte o f the Garden li. ti— t. J J Holly, Lewi* Smith
Ctoh will be entortaiaed hy Soctloa Jnmm- I. , U rn ,id and Jiiumiu
O «o at Ttmrowilla with M rv H. U. • alsParworth aa boateaa. Clara
will
-----------k «o o oratrai Pa»k at i i M a . m .

Business and Professional

ATTORNEY

Attarwey-at-lww
3&lt;U F in t NatUaal

AUTO PAINTING

DIRECTORY
Wby m i W n d iw tbrwwxk
• n d t wwi that h read by
reryawr — eipcdillv aew
(MWW. Fbr rales tw the
directarr pbaae The Her­
ald. IOL.

PRINTING

DRUGS

' Touchton’s
' Sanford Dru*
i
** .
SCHMIDT j “ TW Rvoalt Stare*

.

The

Herald Printin# Co.

(m at FW t of Magna

which far thirty y— ta lm* ha­
th* kaa* a f JtaUippia* dev.tap.
menu Oa th* glUpi— aid* thee*
b — increasing Oawir* ta anhaagw
an afnpty sing— far a n astdsrad
pragrmm. On lha American side
th* time, aad the ricromatnacaa

3rd and French
AUTO TOPS

ELECTRIC SHOP
PHILOOtt

I o n ia n
CHIROPRACTOR

_

AWNINGS

SERVICE BTATION

FLORIST

SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
K yi Is BelWw, am * f th* ftrnnrnat attars a f lha EitgU-h-spaakIng vlage, autkae and axpiorar.
died at Salt l a b City shact?y
after t : M a'clock yastervhay w ars­
Ing a f pnanmooln.
R-v. J. F. McKinnon 1* doaervndly aa* a f th* moat papular

ANALYSIS

M ilitm l 'lit*

Mari;n*«

ll.len I: I'm non and Mi.i ' It.inie am Ire nirtom l
t•
"i v rna T 'te.dk) ni|ht when
«*tn.,rd at o.-atrr n’k&gt;I otlh
n.l tlr. J A Sapp anti Mat

fo r
is

persuit.tl
no g ift

gifts.*

so

as

vou r p h o to g ra p h , because
It’s VOU.
w IK Iin l DT s n Pitt
Sprrtdl prirr-s In

M r s .S A I.U K K. R l.'S S K I.I.
Spirllua'isl Mrdlum uf Ibr
l‘ro*rrs»|vr Spiritualist ( hur.h
17 K \MT I UNI M ill) A t K
IIKI..t M ill.

1‘ AKIMIN IS I'RlrTKXTKII

Jean Harlow
J II Col louifh. of lli«- I ol
• IoukIi Rrfllty I n . repor Ini l hi*
•alt* *•f anothn &gt;anf«»rti honi** thl«
mormnir, Ihe imrrha«r liemit made
S l&gt; lllgh lr yman, who now »r*
ildi • in hi* lira
home at .W»
Vnl.’iui.* llftv r in the Sun U n U
•reHon of ihi« r »l)

lAiretlu Young

Sl'ITS ( l.KANKt) f f A .
AND I’ HKS.SKI) U l H
i*A N T M T .K A N K I)«&gt; ffs
AND I’ H K SSK D ^kM
O p p on ile

lir e

ITiiltnunt Blonds'

S ta tio n

I’ulinelto Ave.

k

.
MONDAY.
Th* Wamaa's Uiakaat) So. i.tg •( the FVW MrUmdi.t Chinch
I wilt hakd tia Iwgvslar m**Clag at U

,A o &gt; W k a t lha ctrarrh.
7
Rvgwiar business Mm*:mg of th&lt;
St. A fnca Guild of Italy C m rptvrapsl O u rvk will k* held *•
1 J I o'clock at th* Parish boos*.

AT
I.AKK MANY CASINO
T ill HSDAY
A ll A v "-KF.

I

-

(»f»v «*rmii ! *jr .it ,i .

Dyson Home Is Scene
O f Party Saturday
; K »&gt; n alolngjhne ^ Pmahrr •)
ih e ir ft leads. Mbts Marie Byic
pkd Maui tHccU U f a— were hmtW o at a bridge party g i " » !»* '
W ' f t d i ) aftrravmn at lk » k u »
• f lha l».le v ’s medhar, Mr*. W. R
llyrna, an S a n a riin Avenue
T h re a t haul tk* aftrm m n hndg&lt;
gaama ao re cnjn&gt;«d l y the goes**
Oa each Ink** ware pUc«d |&lt;ap*i
Wat rops Amtgaed I *
rv-yrv"*-n
Mark cat, »h lM ta th* center of
Dm lak h * were
pnmpkmv con
talnlnw pap ama. A t the refre-h
meat hmtr pnarh and cakes m th■Imp* nf cat* sad m b weir s.rvcv
k g th* hastes ea.
•
T haw pea seat vary*) Barbara
Ntaht, Garwtia* Bnyd. E liu W tl
Ur*aa. OrCV-H* Trnlnrk, MarjnriIk gS a rs. DmatVy M m
C
t m a v Jahmsa. DnraUty Mitchell
J m IJnyvL Jaha M irgaa. Da— -

N•

kl»|»«&gt;'nlr*i • h irlea \|
J lx k ^ d O lllr,

the

to

\i

itiC IlU l

KlnritU Stair t’ am.l

N IT K !

IIIZKM FUK W &lt;i ItST I.INih
IMG COST l \ l KM!

ADMISSION :.0f
„. LADIES FREE!

S u p e r Vthine 0«a
WvtL
Wed- Nov. I thru Sat.. »,)
Nov. 7

W

A g a in !

. •p. • »| • • * t •• •*
S e a r* (Jiteit N e w Hut Ing C ow er

ll » s - giuJ c* &gt; • 1" I i* msmifa'lnrcrv when S n n
der®! Whrrta l»e/.t,i loin inf tiny mul highl to kn
t\try tlol.ar
more when Srir&lt; anitl, ‘lliva
.•udioioi i . ” Nou ' #* firivingg are yuiah! Ildre
p iu i’R Scan' Super Value Days are brinying you.

(Outstanding Features Of
Church Class Holds
Meeting On Tuesday

Fashion Tailored
Clothes

BIRTHDAY SALE
Ai xM

HATS

Launderite Sheets

HI x 99

you

lauderil# P illo w ' Caies,
thread count.

1 2 x 3 6 .......2f)f

taasa st, *,* ** a a a •a •a •aa « a,****, a* a •*a * *** •a aa a

“ AKKBX, baaIdea keiog a th—t t— —
—Wart U h—dl. aad g*t rid left.
Smart Stjlro
HI ks and 3 IMte
Jtrucy Kxilia
SUm 14 tn ZO
and 36 ta 12

war a dry wsth-awd la Cotesi ­
, po gather from what CroatI Tlftrt told th* i n i p p i
I afterward. May ho th* acwra
ttmtthlag to do with It

6 ii(4
.
,

-15 x 36 ...\.20&lt;
al

!!••!•

94/

Eastern Star Group
WU1 Hold Meeting

RAYON
SPREADS
j

Warm and Comfortable

rtttlk

i -h«ii..«bi.T r~. is

r •
... J

Tho fteoat kouaa paial
| M cat hoy.
B E

2* Colors

ffO Q ll

(.all— ....

?S5

S3.05

H.3I3
The Silvertone Midget

‘ 80x110

S T t B B - T . H. f .

KRlINK!1
Blut Chambray
HVi to 17

f j 5~^H’'S $ 0 0

V
f

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J

I l i e
JLC/^*

Imported Japanese Pongee

r so— hot mast at I sI m I Vo.

..a i.w.

4S —P #

a V..J.

Full Fashion Silk* Hose
fin lird These hosa are not
inrgulsrs or second*— Just
|w
p'aln Hears VALUES. Fall
fashion, french heal and piegj g g p g j
lops, and your farnrit* ^
1
ah a.law

Guns and Ammunition A

m
’

Paint-Up, Clean-Up
I

hap M

You Get full
value nf Senra.

WORK SHOES for M—
All lusaiher. Plain To# .

Extra Hpvciiil

gll«f«

Maap. many lllllp 4r*—~ V f l a
»«*i
NiM thread J
#

•V K ff cirnry
Saving.

Pre-Shrunk Bruml. loth U rn s Shirt
and fancy cnlorr, a ragular lin n
ahlrt that you ran buy now for
A man's shirt for men who want tho
moat wear at th* greatest saving!
Alhlatic underwear, ahlrta and
abort s' 4 garment* for .

SIIEE1’S
2 For '
80x105

.

jq

Wwfl WglttlWf f&gt;ia|
• flfcfid ■« Hint eharm-

Ka. Trousers. $1.5.1

■m

regular

7o f

Fruit of the Loom Prinffl'
I Selling C»»«l
Sr vin f.

/SULPHUR__ a__ ___________
B.T.U. P «r Lb. uf DRY COAL

t* *^4 ^

. r . . . . . . . H5g

Hi x 90 . . . . i , . . . . . . , , , . . . , , . .

.1. I h-livery Rav-

•1

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A m e ric a n D o lla r

given

nt evamyl* of Sears’
These Fashion Tnll-red

h

lh «

plu.-nl lhc»# Ircmmilous or­
|i up with them! Naturally,
u&lt; riiough for tl&lt;ouaan&lt;la o f
an* only a few of the luvf
Sh»»p at Scars tomorrowl ^

Here a r t
3
» aya
Bear*

I. Rent Saving.
I'tiarge Afcount Raving.

VOLATILE MATTER
FUCED C fR B O N .....

M

to

/

Famous for uver S3 years—backed hy
Scars, Roebuck and t o.— what mors could
you atk of your bed linens? Th# bett SH
M thread fount vlirct you can buy, la
lha following sliest

nnturl clothe*
for Iron.

GARAGE

•mmW R

Ml

T h ere

p erson al

Circle Number Seven
Of Church Hus Meet

iO tr"

#•••11.

• •\ a*ul Mi •

S n vr |he vvnrrv o f sh o p p in g i

I.A K K I AND . \fi\ I • I'r »(rwi
tww tfiit to l.o\rrnnr Carlton ’ r«
l irn jr • airam.wt ih«* ntnuill mai
partlon of llr n i)
U » i « , nrgm
roovicl.Hl of hrmv » imrty to ihr
kiHinx of IK*out v Sheriff C. I IUv
r^lUori in l'«iT Former «• mnt\
1
Ik itor Haulm IVt^iwnn )oin*«l •••
tin* prole*! Kail I ouitrn. vrl.o - : *
with L* »riv « l ih»* limr, \%rnt to lh&lt;
« I*• tiii I’hair

’

VlrKirit

\.»•:» Vlr». 1

illttl l ••• 'l
|t«wv
Hurt. K». i ' i. 1.ingle, VI

T im Aaalea Circle of the tianlen ,
C Johof Soaford will meet o l
The home .. f M rv T. C Car I•am
oV o ck at tho l awa of Mr llcnr
tne MTW of the rrnular ineel
*WW*t. I M
Park Avenwr, f.« •«*
the Itclle llennrli l ir. le id

LUMBER

M

kmh« r

.telle Bennett Circle
Has Meeting Monday

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T r u • 1y

Hiinglr

B a rrel

S h o tg u n .

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INTl $6.98

OTHER MODELS UP TO IS2.M
Mallard Hhtlla — Gam* Looda
11 SBe—R3c 16 i* . 81« ZO fOv—7S«

�NOmiBCT 4,iMt

OH YEAH?
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REAL:
ERSKINE ELEVEN

Football Flaim
N ASH V tl.I.K . Tpnn.. Nor. 4.-- i uarh D ipper Smith a w l hi* en&lt;A.(\)-~ Vanderbilt. .hoxttlirjr la in r *t|aad In 'll wHrhm4te •trill
the dark t-r»o *i' nf a nha‘agent- v. iih fc .b w a it talma,' ■equipped
Inf arrreemrnt with Maryland, look with H U ilntppt A . 4nd K . play*,
the only allri native ypwtanlar
■ — „•
and plugged nwny at •iroljtthrn1
lil'H
11 IIIIAM
IIA M ., JT.
N. C , Nov.
Nac. 4.—
4 .^
im It* nffm*e. 1*01 Klrven, end, t( V\ I1 i» -Kentucky‘pitya,
- Kentucky play*, as
na run by
hy
had an infertrd eye ehleh Coaeh tintUike frefhmeA,
I re. hmen, hit la atone
alone
the* thike
Pan Miliuain *ald might keeh him , nil ni
m ihr varsity
varalty hark
bark ytrtfntay
yertm tay
(Hit Ilf tbf fi nme with the D ll p I ffiiieon
a* tha Dhia Davit* re -1
■
Timor
__
'
| a-. . ,| iheir l in t tiata uf what
rIII.-y will get Saturday from the
SF.W-i1NKK
Tend- Nov, 4,- 1 iV 1
ddral nt OxIaRturr- Not anti**
of (hr( A P I The t'nivendlt
d with •tupping the frorh the
Smith U ■! n atiff dole trfi
i -ny ilrfr-ndir, broke through
j r* * the tlatlfl \ whit-h enrlialron wilul , |. nrcl year men *nd toaceil them
a »bnrl •41Mi'intact- at‘ )rV t# rk nn .
&lt; I mg |cr*•e^^,
The T ile r*
pa *■(&lt;** Mini -ignul
nicrt Ul •• Mi •- a' tlaford Satur
|
( II U F.I. HIM .. N. f , Nov. | ._
du^
1V
1 I' l I'i«ieh I ruck Foltln* got
_
Ml tetiind the tfnivrt!iily of North
101,1 Mill t. S. C., Nnv. 4..
t
f'n iv e r.lly uf Srrutil f Airullrva'* , eeond team today, and
t \ P.l
t hIi v
wen 1cli .i•• hr war through had it
\uir.ity
Caruliiid
- • Finmg wilil over the fm h nirn.
th&lt;("iif b !• n uff- unite .crinrniag
ill |IM|Ilrol inn fur the Furmau' 111ie varrity -|.cui it* ilme un clggalut- N iitoriU v Thu , i-cumi (min list , pa -ing and punting.
rrriniMi
"I MjfiiitMt the *4|H
It 1TON R O l’ fiK. l a , Nov. t
Furman fila) ,
hunk"", vshi* i
Th u Mill'll oik of th varsity * ■ ' IA IM I’ reparatory to leaving at
poon today tor Weal f'oint where
,iut itaii&lt;iiMK
1 in-ana Slate I'n ivcrilty play*
l I.KM? IN r c if.l F.CIK. S. ( . l Hr- Army f'*Het» Haturdav. Ctueh
N»»v. I
( A . r ) iH lcaicr, Clro - Rnv* Cohen imlirnled he wuulri
huke up bi- nguU r lineup and
4*itl fiuIf li*r 1c. who It.i hci*H 0v|t fur
lhrci* w«*rka. han rt Jxiiiirm’d thu pul in the " - i l l y minute «crup*dpja&lt;l **ii*l i* runniiur ruifiilnrly *&gt; i I ri&gt; " I •Miking liai k upon the de­
ti t r a r 'lty team J ttt Neely »*nl tent Uv Sewatice. I uhtn retnarkrd
tin1 flrwt 'irln a e i* fhiouith a HmjJ "when u nrin due.n't give hr, tie*!
MrrinttiiMtfe )e*t**ffU»y againti the he aul imallcal!) demote* him,elf
rvacivr- Th*- H tm xh iwnl rou* game Saturday.

Must Stop Air Attack
And Running- Game' [n\
To I ns ur e Victory

r*w ity tTeam Driven
tHradth Scrimmage
Agaihst Freshmen
ItCUAAL
d / t iv E R s m r O V f i a i r i d a .
lA lN E S y iL L E .
No*, t^ -F u lly
That
Coach
l^waard
MrI fratn their Nnnd*y holiday,
l.uca*' BeBiaele High
elevra
afrarally o f Florida (latum
will g ir t a good acroeal of iloelf
through a atrenuoua *erlmIn II* game agaiaat the *lrong
peaplon agflhwt the frr&lt;hilellina Rata traaa here Friday
eleVrn In iha regular prat Ike
aflernoon ia u t a r r j from lh*
in FlorMa field &gt;e* tc r ljy
bach min rverael hi* form- ■plrlttd manner in which the,
hat* been going through their
KrcMIap of abandoning ■ rim
** try piitllng thf vmmlly mi workout* alare Monday, Thr
again,t the **fro»h'’ until boya are rrfleetlog week'* of
gpwd coaching and equally
*,
dpwo.
Oalor* rrcrlvh^ pimlhcr fine playing In game*, althnogh
they lis t there. They do not ap­
Jolt from lhatf fa unite, lnpear le be dlehearlined wier their
Jlax, a* two oi llathman'*
JUpendablc reaertr* ren*i*mt defral berauw they uadmtand
Injuri*&gt; during the fraia* Che* eaactly the rra w * for (hem, and
are all apparently
plngying
. Mrt'lellauil. a ’ IR.Vpmtnd K rk lr
»w a T trying to rorrret the ml,cartdtdalr. *tjff*rrd a
badly
lake*.
[ epraload ankle and K.[ RMrinrr,
whp baa been playing right rn,| mi
Jark Mar Irnwell’* Itullm* Hatj the third *qu«d. auitainrd a collar
bode injury /&gt;mnew hat dinllar I., me airing to l « tuugn a. u.i,«
that r*c*lv nl by Sam l'* * i* dtrr Jack uiuniui-- tu eullurl j, ,t 11,pp,■Ub I. uf i .u)er, every year, and
log the Auburn grmn. Dr. Man
'rhealay, tha (Jalor trainer, *tatrd| ‘ Iih , Ihry all have four ye*rv ut
Irehinl
ji'llb d t the full c lie n t of !h&lt;&gt; Injure |high eeliiMil rrie rlrn rr
their*, they uat^irnlly
have l bo
y Ibaa net barn determined.
TjT g b r th» m od part the arcund jump on uiiy lugh aruul eleven.
lejrti
( land third *lrlng play-i* parti i- Running up agairmt *
In the rough work, while ruachert by Mel.tit-a, I, ulinthe,thnran'* main rn|&gt;* run thiumb piuldein. Ihu-igh, bevaiive thal Iwiy
Ja and punllng r ir r r l.r -, K.i pt l, *i erlmii ,um«-Uilng into ear b
^jfFarnell and Jo- Hall,
Klurida'* uf hi* team, lhal yuu rlon't find un
•dapandablc pair of eenlor wing uuity high NrhtHil outfit*.

DFI.AND. Nov. 4e-|HpcJialtSletcon'* Halter- will h4v# an
nv rhe fd a lta rk a* w ill a* a n rn n m j game In 'tup when they meet
Evftlliltt* frillcR** MT Ilullty KltM
♦.err fit-xt N n iu n la f in thr llrm tri Ir m Ic «jf th « (irre n and
W h ir
A diluting (rip tnkpn hy Cuflih
If It M 'Q m llftii lust Thrrk n h n i
hi* vbitrhrtl thi* I |i»m*romlnf ftp (lunrnt
i»f th r llRlttrs In ihtrlr
Kami* with th r Dearnnt of W « k »
V - i f t hi»* ifivrn Ih r local m rntrjf
•min Ihir.if t*i w rirrj .ituiut, Kiirht
mit iif !'» ti»i«*a I ) lh# Kruklnr
r«mtifi|;i nt wrrr yu til and rounla*!1

c m in ir

a*in^
i nMirr|urnth. rimch M tQ u Iilafi

mu

i d rillin g hi*
on a
lh*
frit*** ’*» th r li r r r n ntlil \Vhfti* w ill
I r rraciy In 'ti*p » n y march t«»* r » i | t he ir r o r I l» v th»* a f H tl routa.
S l i r t i r l h *'f th*» Kr«kin* altark In
thin i lin n m l Im-* Iwf*h «»i*er»ly **ililaitii'il to h u men by fUach M rQuitlart. ami th**&gt; have no fa1»t
i|ih*w* In I hut j»ha*t* uf Eriki:iiu"»
IfMMl ,
A lt liaiiitrh liuilihm r up n ilc ftp -o
. U4M M I Hu ! » » '- . i In* .Stpiuon nifii
txr i* not iivi‘ 1 liMikingf III* Aurlul

fh lp iii’y iti «jf f

*nn i"I It fitf' flip

COMPANY D WINS
ATOIAMON&amp;BALL
FROM TtmcKFRS
S o l d i e r s Glia Close
Victory Last Night
By Score Of 15 To l4*
With t * u mn uil

W n qU I.I
a hi I two i »iii-* Whin«| in the U*i
Mining of Ihe game
\**\ nigh !,
laorku Ffaim m d olio of K n i g h T .

offrrln p , tt* tlie Anterkan lx g i»n ,
l l i i l In ri^H t field riu a hunty, run,

omthliui* * onipofijf ll tliamoud

ul!

I#»am tn ic g i-to r i t ** flrut w 1.1 o f'
( h « M'H'CM. lie [ra tin g
till* T i l l k

(llOWtT* I » tl* it.
f ‘i*ok
i»it» h rt| fo r
the
( oni|rUii&gt; Ji ti din, ond ni thu first,
m ' c m ii I arid fno tlh lim in g ;(
a ii. i
u i y e r r u lu . iiilow ing tfirvr run*
in the fi* ■*! iniiing un i w ulk, u
-m g lu ir 1n( m inline run. Thu? Tru c k
(iro a e t* pul over five mure in the
M'cond iniiing. In the th ird inning
( 'unk n il t ceded in striking out the I
fit - 1 tu u
to f 141‘f* him an*
iiiir tin- th ird k i l l e - fo jH p up,
I «-ttriri|f lh,. wide.
Ilo w e vcr,
tin
T r u c k (iro w e r j* pul over four morn
h u m in the foulh inning, And it
ntfemed a l Inui
of m e tram*
H ut they (nnl it won horiti-* i Hh v ii .
In ihe Iifth iouifij/ l ook
retired
tile fir* | three to face him , and
allowed only one tun each ill the
H - 1 two irifiiji£«,
tu hi ing the
T i c k Urnwer** iut;»j t«i 14.
Bobby K n ig h t wa* in the box
for tin." T 7i n k (•r *»w«*i ' , u nd ifer
the firc t four
inningm held thu
l ompMiiy I &gt; teinn to
five hit.*.
gtHol fur four runs. In the fifth m S c i 1i Y ich ih a r;», known &amp;+ the
iiin g tU m p n n y |j shoved over three
1t h im on tw u "ingle*, a double, and ,J»PinF'*p l.imibNre h." shown
a fieldei** choice, anil addcil two he It.idc f j n w e l l to hi-* friend*
u, To k y o as he* begun bis perilous
( mure in the **ixth.

Opening O f O nertilST ' w
“*
In Chtcajfo a ^ l ^ W w r ^ w l ? .

0 u t S t y Ie P a rade' IS' ^

‘S.EW SS :1,

I

ESiUtnl

I

^ , r.ffinia VanWii* tp
Mdn WimiingSide In
'oursome Tuesday

Brushen Aside Army
Of Lartyera In Oua*
ter SUit Agdinstfliiit

It, r. it. (T l.U IM .

I K X lN fiTO N , Ky.. Nov
t.Titer* hava bean lackinR. Hut ahunit i-nn r 1*0*111(1 weal *»n the i|pfen'»i,&lt; The l A . I ' l —Kenluek)'* .ecotnl team
h i ** lu iiy u u iM m iT uji jiiiiui I v r h
Tifer;
Nava * Thursday
f*»i delrulvd Ihe var»lt)' i I" 11 in a
ni*|iif* hroui * Vf ry rutni*r of lh«&gt;
. Norfolk, Va.t for the . \\ \f . I • h) in tmttle mi St nil Field ye,trrfi HI rliiiltirif? I■(ini Ihe »in* uf lb*- Sauinlay.
da&gt; with Fulltaik Jack
Phlpp*
t
Imen, did nnl attrud irrartinHillin' imiuif for if may I * nacr*
lumniing aero • tor the marker.
I ll, hackfleld hix been ailing
^ .terday, a , Cnarh lta-hiu*u granl
^wrv f&lt;*i the II hI I c^ td UN* All a#rL
Cnvuna r'rop.kirke,i for thr rxtro
llA l.F J lill. N * . Nov
I*
-them a Dan* uf atwrpec 11*11 • lightly, nllh lle*ler, ace ef Ihe all at ‘ u k 1 • gc* nr •un«l tlu !Vorfb
|A I*. I It w »* u huay ufterno,n | t«ilnt. t.ale In the practice lh"
loi. twine Ihe mmt
•erluualy
'and Pnrnrll hate been worknl hardlit i*dl mti*r*-al 1- larlllg 0liim (1 for on iiilrer- o f the- North Carolina I lre*hinen itierl Ituke plav* with
hamiH-rrd, hi, •biMildrr
inlury
1pr« along With A1 Itogrro, than any
b\ f •1&gt;tbull f*m* bi thi. Motion e f State Cnllatte Wulfpack y v le r ita f.I little or rto aurvece
rau,iag
him
no
little
trouble.
It*
‘ other member* nf th « *ilukil and
llio •Li 11• "■» till* 1loi it* rrmrini; want*
will lie nrrdrd In eiery
gamr
k ith * n.uidit Itoil believed a •hurt
h' to SHtimluv. pn 1 athletic 0(1,
I 'inning into the lu#*t
inning,
from
no*
un.
particularly
the
tr-lvaeatlon would put the twu «cn lu r.1
t i p l i l l r d tra ilin g by (is,, ruria, Hm ith, find
•
t: FAf.a! d t-r-a • * “ &lt;
tlrlandu
game
here
next
werk,
' jin . fine *hnpc.
amt* liiiVfvrniii Doyle 4 1 HI 1up, ji-opped out- Cook siuglvd; M.
?.*■*■ W f ' Iftrie lla n , the ' dirnintrlivc ■ mi Mrl.uc*, " i l l no driu1)1 lav or , loft. M'i’1"on j*liimiriM*, will 1** t-ill 1
IrnicUi t!f»irfil Muyc went " id , shot t lo f irst ;
|halfback, who tui* been nut
all ( hlai all the *a&gt; Friday, and u,r
III'** iiuhI i * It mum doubleil, p ui mg to o k . K in f.f biimir dm lo'* Iht* week cn ! •»f
him bul little. Knlamriiger. thr
laoaaon with a broken leg. Ii«&gt;h
biw ■•life oil un r rr o i ; Hob Vioye
1 *■&gt; m l (villa *t nil*! titni»? ol tier
* |active part In the arrlrnmage an I line-plunging and pilr-cViiing 1 -IM. «di| 1diliil a Ilf ltd*ill! "a Oilid
leil Milie &lt;low n to fin d bum* which
lullhark, h** been alwrent Irur*
' IR afh m tp in nunneed that thr T*l
?I!"' tcxl iht* S iri 1(*I1 jAIMpK’* nil!
win* m l* w iili ilrrf* p«i«l** roHar% w m *ruu]Hi| np liy H olly; however
lahaaacr Dd wa» rea’lf fur a timi in prarlire due tu ■ heavy rold. hut '
tiro initUml*ly nrw. All H'tijftb* Hob brat H olly lo the bag; Ib w n u c A fio
Nov.
I. ^ f A I M *
the eomltir rame with Alabama In he reported llri, morning ,* )in g
S*rJoly it on faahinn parAil** Ihls to f l*tHck w h o ! »raj|w, Irlmrti4hl j M’V got ji doiiiik1, erorbig KinlAW
that
he
I,
ready
for
dull
again,
f | JllfrnIngham Salunlay. Thu •p’liik,
Hub Move un
w ffk — thii ofhsnlnjr ar**tk o f !|e with ermine ii »»j
arr »oinu*t * | a u l Ilin e ", with
the Nlotky, powerful tad ha, had
carrier ia making u dr
|tni i. Till- ruheir wi up* either malcii th ird unit tbi-A^ey un veronil, Link e
t ’hirago i-ivie opera teacon.
l-ul
III
lbuppurlunll
i
In
ru.
rv
f | lar‘tnjna-,1 rouiaback In hi* l&gt;h| |m a
it ho It i|ttt|i|ii 'I
»- 1ly IihpIi *** from
And there I* well-hied turning nf n r n&gt;nlin,t with the gown*, hut i iillie lo bul 011,1 t’onneeled fur a
the ball In hla laat few game*,
, J bmkfleld liertli on the vlrally.
I lie i’ll11. Hi F ill ivort nvffimuvd neck* and coneanative training t&gt;f *rv n decided pan of the tcwtuine. home run. In Ing'nig flit* fhunpany
| That the fiatora will hate thr| ‘lhal la, carry it ovrr lor luurh.
I*Milllul J"J‘i
noil &gt;in nlniiM*t In gnettec *• debutante, and ma- I Ttveie ur,. vimiiy lllliirioil* wrap, Ir ’* ini at up tu lo and g iv in g tne.il
dowa*. In Ike llnyluna gamr, a m i ¥ Inti** lu* outtiiilancrft h r
Jicrvlera nf Sam Davl* i« n n-itamthe g jin o .
Itonc prouienane In the latrct ( i t - nnil tni*-, nf etmiiV* ami -aide.
arrappy llaytuna Uni rlu,rd Ihe
• » l y now, for the btg halfbjrk went
ll| IrtlltCIlt P, w ith IIh ' r tr r jillo n uf ■linn, win i, hint o f grumlniot
Pearl nrekDee* end diamond car
Cook was the star st I wit for
rlthruugh hi* pnee. in |’ iail,| -*tvb- hulr* through winch l.nlinilngrr
■M. A l i n 1riu ! k t ni Kclimit, known hrwpc unit loi*t|e* and are lem
rtllg-r reeuv llr ue the nunt fuvoreil C om pa ny 11, g e llin g four liil.v out
i, urdlnirily Nuppuord l&gt;r gam,
’ lynateriluy aftarnoon running -luit* * i ooa' uf fin* tiiiwl |towcrfnl cent o f the ceconl empire amt
jewel* with emerald*, ruble* and of four times up, a home run, a
ro h ' w am i ' l givrir the trail very
|ttaU rnapplly and burling |u&lt;*r
hml hiinl* (1 tliivhiK ffolfoM in Ilia war doyv.
' gamete. It a « r noted nit opening i to Ie end tw u "ingle*. Holly fur
much,
Ihe
tame
Ihlug
happened
tha u« ii«1 a:tutary.
Stiiiihg wa* In '(inu |hrm *«£2n |*h k
Then, *1111110 mouertv, canwa a - night that Mr*. W ith Rireketellei the T r u r k ( i f u « f i n got three out
(tree FlorHu team, .wing lulu i « Jacksonville, though hr * • *
• v.*r&gt; lliitr, nn«l on xrwral
tvew IntelprvtaMan - » f tha dipij|^(H&gt;vyivvl''k wor, nn j*w*1, ,a*v of four, two uf I he rn home i i *m .
lipping
tltroukh
the
line
tar
(Ivr
thl* e»r»h-ciij| w|||, Die v «r (
ions |»in(kuUiU o r (h«
Jet age in which th * atworlder &gt;td|i, dimiond and (war I n r r in jj,.___
(uaivlyr had « |»erfr | night ^1 hat,
M
playing lh Ritmlilghani. the I and w i n yard galiur lu pul Ihe
get ini'? tw o out of tw u and w a lk -!
iiiiM** it im irf*it Iii r
v j nu . j f l i s are r n n in l In bath nfUr
artar th*
the ritan
ntan-- 1
halt
urar
the
gu*l
Hue
lime
utter
elaven undrt rm ch llrady '
l«"ia* ( ('nit* «u&gt; n Jf#il yanl nf- nrr o f the lowly overall, and tjOJi'! R A IL C OM M IM IOJf H K A K IN I) In** twice.
Coaall enlertllniiig the rat team llmr, thr play wa, ■tupped aa
Irur on numhrr riu hi. with hU that garment thl* Pail* I it* at/*In addition tu HU h lttin v Holly
o fO e o r g ia Tech on
liitlnravllle Ihe hole wa* plugged, and or, Ihe o* o»i*l hot plnrinj him f l i t (»«•! tIon take* lit name of "ovaHII
T A I.I.A II AHHKK, Nov. 3. — I luyed n nice game ut first, ***L-| aoli and A-ti-tanl ( W h .Ilmmytank uf trying In ru n , the Imll
Hi nn i t lio jt i t'rii.
Florida
ftallrhad p rt-U lly 11s ibis h h it first uttempt
lattk."
c
m i ' (A J P .l— Tlie
| | M ^ U e.rnrtfhg the tlmelrt* tn I over Ihe goal » * * glrrn tu other
l aul year’* gown wuulil lev V Cnnimitciun today will ho'd a pub. Vo play an infield |w dtki.
RTthon, (ia., tn play the Oeorgla' player*, ulth dl,*»lrnn« rc u lt,.
I k - n y for Company l».
u^ual
pa*v« among th e** modern Inter- It- hearing on a nrord of appllra\lh VanWir, whu ha* bftn
" * * * - nd M college.
^
|t
, 1 Knlamingrr I, a pnwrr un thr
pi elation* anj *'i a g e . (lime n f j j k ttunv far parniitm to operate hu* jdaytd a b»Uli.mt g jm r i t ncon l,
toe. golf -Inee ihe » vw t l
dvfante uiid iiflrn&gt;r. urn- of Ihe
pcr|o&lt;l rllhnimUe a* laat year’* Jmi and truck arrvtre Into nud wlUt'n gathering in everything that cairnyear* ol.l. give* Ihe uh»erv*r
rnrrut and uleadlci hliKkrru and
Ms w jy and making several J If 41
la among th, Eugeni, hat*. # i (he *tute.- every ■•ppurtunitv la watrh the
latkler* of Ihe entire h*l.
c u lt’ ridcheM. 11,* also hit a double
II.
Hml+
. 1
• tylr whhh hr ughl her table.
fur hh only official time a t Imt,
She care fully but quickly MealThe linemen are hi gi««l rniiilidrawing walks (ho other
lin e
nr
Aw
the
dl»taarr
and
dab
re-'
Iletn from tup to Irotlnln, Tliul nil
tlnirw he fa .e l the pitcher.
•P'lreil for rath *h«). aid putt*
of ttirm will -ee nrllun Friday it
The Company 11 team i* non
u (e I la Iniy, fnc Mi-I.mu,, with live with ■(lull'd c at. Decpile the
hilling their stride, and Manager
I - i i h * Y lr^ fn li ' VhhtVia. *tr t
( thluhdir ill,| lialn-uville giime, tu ■nughl rtindllbm uf many af Ihe *
1*01 ter Icansimr &gt; tit«s
that hi'
“Ad and Chlra tu, nn. n1 Atm-n . In- pluyed in thr *umr week, ia nnl
green,, her pine an them wan an
llare'.' the alith flat of h,1eetlon* thla year. an. they are all
team is going tu inak,* it difficult
ji oittalandibg vremen S&gt;.lfet». going lu lukr clmit ec un i ilppling
n tire w ith ihe rerU o f bar game,
Intarvillng anoufch to rnahe rjjot hava to dig to win that &gt;1 In
lng for nny othar tram In thij
Bed with Hnrnce “ fu g " Allen. tiny of lyi, t)r»l t tringeia. The I * "
whirh wa* g «/. Ml&lt;« ViaW la
trade at Ihurhwall'a, tma nf Sanford'* hading department atom ,
a!^ir from now on.
---- and prOfeaaionali -Irfaa'ril U. * tiny guard,, ( ulemaii and Digger*, hail *i; na. fur tha afteracaa, hat
Tomorrow night th# Near .Smyr­
and Woodruff anti \y»Uon'.i dicluaha men'a »hop. The Hat o.ght'
L b IF,* S)u-It 1-r ami Allan Mcwuit. wlm hsvu fmight their way to the
It I- my aplnlmt that Ihe might
na (I lia team will play the Bantu be vapatla'ly Interacting e^lo the HI peraoru now fighting It
c ltiaiifn rd pulf’-t*.
it a pi act ICC In .I laiarii, will nn dull it get tty- r r ,llt hole h a d 'a 71 «r 7V 4* '
fo ld girl* in the Mi*t gam# nf a
” “ ™ch at the Hanford Country Club mil again, mu| will omo
-1
llvaa
the
mnal.
unleva
&gt;he
lu
out
lor
live
football
ticket.
A'
j
,
mure
double header, the second
game
erdup altcrniH.n. it wa- M m »how the atuff
trie that Im r r c ln n with ilu d le i
To help you tn your lelat^on*. here'.! «hat the Dam* did la*t
which brought
bring between the KiwsnU Club
IW ie ’a r- roml u|’ P**ar.tiiic hen thvm n place over Hyatt. llarrUtni
Indll frrenee, Hhe re Ala Jed me
wtek:
t .
(ram o f New Smyrna and a team
hin o wtrk. an*l aunin »hu n - cn I Draimali the giant.,. Digger*,
very
acarh a f Walter llagaa,
irked from the different leama in
jwwf pleBJIire *.var the 'imrtl- nn,. nf thr mod determined player*
with hi- llred-crf-ttvlpg air, and
h* league.
nf the* cour»r&lt; ami it* ih im I- un the hum, ha* dune irniurhably
hi, equally f-y evidrwt air af
vu-Fideart In hi, wan ability. 1*4
Eaa.
well rime 111* advancement. Time
fouraoitie went around the after lime lie ha* been
like I a see bar la cap plr^i H I
found
nine atmuai nn a piir, all Iniiigiug iIowa lit k* hefore they
bet rdir could ga • round '(hla
taking turd* uf tu uxc pi
Mr. get Nlarlvd, and he, with Kunner, rtaree here In plenty under par.
Brar, who wa, rxiwriem-ing ma Jowl aliuul the fightingvat
ully with hi* drive*, f I la fir t lj pair you’ re ever ,evn. lie'* a perA ftr r the match. Nr. Spencer
card wh* a tl. Mia* Van* frvl limning mate fur the lanky
ami mwe.l Ihol »hr ami Nr, Alien
’* driving wa« the fra iu i, uf venter.
re a a atata
a H to ta ra
,4 1 l U m ,
I t ate*. t . I le a , a
w ire ready In eome to the aid nf
1 a . t&gt;
a T r u * .. J * t T q ia * Ae.ftee » ( eateaarr
a
aarly play, mutt of bar eltoithe Sanfnril Student'* Aid t’lllb at
ig beyond the 3J0-jant mark
A * u*y*l. there'* plealy of
Clip Ul* aaupon. place guyr name and addrace upon It. put a
guy lime, ami that they would be
all with up* eaceptioit l&gt;. ing
fv alkali an tap thla wrek la thla
l &gt; a w l to participate In a benrflt
“ W " or a *HT* opposite Ihe ‘ name* of the team* you think will
at In the center o f Ilia fair- ■action. Friday altrrnoon at
■notch with any opponent*. That
win or tla and »and It to tba'VpiriU Editor ef the Herald before
a. Mr. Allea «l»n (enured hi* o'clock Hanford play* the Hai­ mean* that the loral g r iffr end
neon Saturday, Nor. 7. Re mamter, the liat handed in the aarlieat
lag. and am m l » Jtiu-yar.i nan Hal* here. Friday nl*kl at
sport fan will have an opportunity
he, the beat thane* far the liar ■ coupon*,
on number eight at a head- HdM ■'clock, l It land* will play
to t ' e ber In action very aooo, not
,
laaalM ri In Utlaadai Thai will
to ntanUm watching Mr. Allen
ha *ecorul nine found ; ecU In ■lye Hanford fan* a fine chance
hla*l hi* way around the eourae.
llh belter iorm althnogh the ta re* twu Iran * which will aaaa
A n »«e r * have not pal been ta*
^Utlon uf. the graena, which plat Maafwrd. Ia acliaa. Halurreived from t’ arl Dana Jr* altd
being watered, cut down ac- dar ifU rheea loach MctJaDkaa Jack Tnnmrr. two n f the ftouth'a
,
*' ( i t U i r and kept arora* *|l) aepd hla Hi*toon a a lflt
lancing amataur grlfera, but Mr,
I f lag VaaWlw had ,but two
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Hi cnerf f« a**ure*I that they w ill
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klnV Calelge, la a _
porlltlrata. The data will bn an­
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W ^ ji feature* the il**uec*mlag nounced later.
FUri#hr vq. Alabama
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tarn la hi* drVtlng fotm, b it
tier I* ai'jHM o'clock. (Ja tfrp of
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wind* ha hiper fit him •&gt;• hi* that Aha Florida-Alabama gam#
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JAPANESE N iT B R

Pick Tlje W inner

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f igM lo the United SUitc*. which
was hulled when h** fell into th i
h i *00 mile,-* from the "ta rt, A fte r
*nme delay he continui-tl itiw fligh t,
lie m the most farnaus airm an in
Jk| an. and is u popular fig ir. m
j»II

toe principnl cities.

WORLD TRADE
IS ON UPGRADE,
REPORTS SHOW
(('irtldnucil from 1‘a . r Ona)
loipm i. ait|| u i,t ittHiitun in Bi'enn* Attv* rontlniivvl slow,
"Kiiniininental i-oiiilition-c
in
( hilr* hav,. lu-v-n - 11&lt;-nv;lhi-:).--( |&gt;y
11&gt;(. .runtInupd luvuralil* IraJr oal1 mu, Init Iniluat ial ui-tjvitjr i*
■lirvv, Jhir^rir il po,iiioiT ii-maln.
kiialliv-J anil Fi-tilil t i atk- \untinui-,
liuKUrr...............
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"Althin oh lliu vomnivirlal outf"uk uf China iv rlrv.-tlt-il by |k &gt;liliral 11111FI taintii-., attivily la fair
A Iho Hhanqhal ami llankoia ■*
(;iuin anil t tilin g I* natlafartory
in Haulli ( ‘him , vvhilu flood c&lt;u&gt;ilillnm an 1 now raplJly improviiiy.
"I*bili||.Ui. export market* are
aDithlly firmer, but import nvoreliamliaa rontiadec tn niova aiuwly.
"IVheat im i wool market* are
maintained firm in Auatralia an I
tr ■Irlty pfU t* have. imp. oved.”

P lIR E V tP O R T . U ., Nor. ( —
( t.I J - ’ firucMrifl
hla Ora jr
uf lr*ul tal:ni, Hoey |’T L m p Je»leiiluy arqtirit Ida own claim tu tba
Kuveenufchip of Loviialana as*tn*t
the clirtri-t vnurt auitar rvuit uf lib.
i'.til N. Cyr, * h i a* Hautanantuuvernur t ; up (he contention that JL
lamp w a, a i'nited State* aenator r *
nnil nn Innavr governor.
Uef ire a crowded .courtroom,
ibr (fov-inor aiquvd on hi* hill uf
evrrptlnrv* fur urv hour and a half
nnil 1111 followol by Frank J.
|*iinejr. chief counsel of Dr. C jr.
tiuvc-inor l,ons ,et forth that Iru
war u*t * ni:uitier of the Senate
until lit- had taken the until nf offieo anil he had a c luatttulional
1in lit In fimcli hi* guvarnor'a term,
i-mlliif next Jlay. Attorney la*)li:y
ruiitemle&lt;l that l.on ( become a
.cnalor Mat March I, dr,pite tho
l,n l hi- hml nut tulen the oath, mul
that he vri,e&lt;H&gt;elna governor whan
Cyr Iturl, thi- jvHerlior', oath nn
0 . . I S.
1 li-‘ t{n\i-tnir belli that' uni} the

Unit d S ta ll■ Senate had nuthuylIv In l i r e iipnil the qoullfic Itiun
nf n eunltif iirtf! thnt the dlat/ict
rou t w a, -vfihnut juricdi.tlnh lie
futlher elanaeti Ihe atttn leftalatui" id in- tiiul Hie li.h t to f»iiurve n -{Iivernor from o fflre » ifct
Hint ih e rnurt, had no »Uv h autlmritj
He .aid Dr. Cyr presided over a n
. f i l i a l * • inn iff tho state Semtto
tu Ih.'ll n

llcutetianl-anverm iT ntpl

-iqmit trill 1 and |&gt;a&gt;roDn a* Ui&gt;*
lieutenant 2 nvrrnur.
- I f thr* d-fm ilant in thi, rd*1’
Irraniv- a ifnitorl State* ^senator,"
1. nny ni I. "hr hecanig .nnator r»t*
Mnrih t. IM I. I f he wa" a m'm
her nr (lie United Stater Senile
mi Mtitth I. i: wn* vy)MYflJlio pme
er ul t ji- tn have tab' th over the
flim-linn, nf the o ffir r (if fgivernnr
i f the defrndniit wa* it merrti” nf lh United -Stale* Senate im
Muirh 4- lit- wa- a maml-er &lt;•"
April I, .Hav, 1, June 4. Juiv t
Aua. t. nnil Sr-iiJ. 4. . ^
“ Dili nn Sept. 15, when he pie.
aided nvtr the Senate a* lieutm
ant-Rovernnr. C jr aiuned Hie hill
tn I irrnw monev In pay hi* ex
pcnne-.i. Th*- an*»rcr (u thi*. I l-rv.tine, I* that hu had not taken the
halb of n f l ice.
"V et till* .ante man -iev eominir
into thi* tnur; and qinU;ndJri2 lh"&gt;
I am a United State* cenulnf
V helher nr n»l 1 have take 11
until oi o ffic e "
,
e
liu n ey ic|t»n hla counter arxuniont l.y sal ing h f wa* " un­
til rnurt could cually are the emu
in which the defendant hail fallen "
He reurl n federal law governIni Ihe tlrculm of mornbei - nf
Congtraa. which ha aaid in effret
I I nvidrd that when a man 11 elect­
ed h; bee ime* a reoalnr un the
following March, whether he ha*
t-trvn the. oath o f e ffk e &lt;&gt;r net.
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PlAin toe, SCOTCH

COATS, CAPS*; LEGGlNS, pECOYS,

GRAIN, leather heel

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AND JOHNSON MOTORS,

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model for the snap­

raeh uhp^ M U p r. did, U*

uill ha Lfuadca»t, an wilt

- golfer*.

SUwart kept

Naire Delac-I' mvu k tt the N. V.

tl eoKaldenl tfrltlng ami put-

I'.-flawrtta tUt. Hat net fug a

N r.

mad carried the gaetc far hi*
»* TawW Ie’* rardi
. nine....: m VC‘ 444— 10

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TALLAIIASSRK, Nefc X —
(A IM
Jim t'cdliaa, Dade county
Inlay Week-end.
nagns emit H ad af ,’afldrklng a
girl ami given the drolh mtvWtr*,
Oft Yeah bad tlw plaaiuro uf ije- will La alactrocuUd at Halford
gullety \VhL.U » tale a rt on the Week uf Nat. *%
rnouit ful(tvjprj.|l&gt;at&lt; lit* dcAtfc warntM^'wa* osard
by (Jovaran* farttoa jecten'ey.

(•nb|Dnd)*a ,'w u u r e n
lM S U tb t— It)
t u t u 444—W— T*

py dresser, A very
lafayett*

Peon Slat* ta. Calgate

&gt; **y- *

? ' Si

ford. Black or tan.

EVERYTH1NG-F0R-THE-8P0RTSMAN
NO TB:

GVNS

AND

CH EAPEST

A M M U N IT IO N
THEY

HAVE

'F r ie n d ly t o t h * F e e l'

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populaf' college ox­

WaaMagtea va. Oallfarata

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Atlantal Police
Chief Ts Asked To
Get Omt By Mayor

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N o . A. C. T « p w

t u Seminole Count, Council of

I P»f*nt-T**ch*r Associations met
,
[In Ilia ChulaoU School bout*
A T L A N T A , JJa., Nov. 4— -&lt;A.F.»
JThsredsy for their opening mnl— Jsmc. |. Beavers. Atlanta'*
l x * * th* m r . Mr*. W L. Morgan
chief of police,

yesterday . was

•r Sanford. y w U n t , •ported ibo arkrd to reslyn by Mayor Jimea
M kW

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With Mr*. 14.

MJairik L. Key. and shortly after filed bP-

rlinc M a w | » » 7 .
Mr*. Isaak, school n on * mad*
a laftrartlaa plea fo r Uto county
Mociatloa* to work together far
* * * * * J W U Unit fo r Sepal
;C k W tr. TM s action bad ai* r o * «to S tbo approval o f tbr
and Mrs.
H it| U
*p4ata4 * comM itt # , to lirv ro tip U
I w * o r t a t tbo ngxt moating «•
la - Maty. This committee I*
PMcKay, of Hanford.
Its- f t I ~ Pans, af ChvUieta, and
Its. La nib. Speaker* of th, momMrs. l a s t , Mrs. Mars*,
pf. LaVrton, Mr. Karl Lekmann,
J J^Ti. A. G.yWagner. Interval
M*
* « f » m d from IS of
i Id arhlt^Schoof* in th* rnend neatly all of th» rommittrr
nan /sported their plans for
omigg Sear's work.
I Invitations wore laaued for thr
♦strict Confaranca of P. T. A. •
bo k«Id In Euatl* Nov. luth. Alt
^Wresting program was (iv »n by
I childron o f the Chuluota school
noon which was followed by thr
Mile lunch In tbr lonch inom.
L b o o t I5.1 dsUystrs and visitors at*
tbs meeting and nioe &lt;&gt;f
wars
principals
of
ths
ebaots.
P lilp lfs'en party (Iv tn by tha
hers o f tbv school to th« pupils
by ’ hr 1’ arem
tnd W W « ' I
s c h e•r
r Associai
Visociatlon Friday nigh*.

pliration far pension effective Jan.
to.

While not definitely announcing!
h« had se.*eedrd to the mayor's rewoesi. those elsaa Ua Abe cUy ad ­
ministration considered tha appli­
cation for p, niton as tantamount
to lesirnatlon. Jolt. 29 will mark
Iho forty-third aanierraary
of
Chief Braver*' entry Into the po­
lice department.
Before calling at tke mayor’s
office Chief Deere.« made public
a letter to John A Maugrt. de­
manding that lie name the |00 po­
ll eintn he has rhaigad with drink­
ing and protecting hootlegcer*.
Usiuret made • Ittiek reply to
the letter, hut did not include
names.

S A N fO &amp; D I S

.1). S A N F O U D . F L O R ID A . W K M R S M IU Y . N O V E v U ifiR

H o tel

Ttesday

Altamonte
II E. Dlctrirh, ops of Orlando'*
Uidin* pbotqarsphecr, has rocent
I) mu based the pink itocro bun
(aim. on the ea.'t aid# a f Lake
Florida and with his fatally l* now
located in hi* new home. The
buntslnw wa« formerly owned hr
I I’ Watcrhou-e
Mi ami Mr*. Karl K. M u n )
b&gt; taken a cnitaga on Baal Paik
•n Winter l*»rh for .the winA
r A S II I* A If* f«»r clean cotton raf^
tei * Mr* Murry, who aucrrt'fulli
a( The llrral t office
opMAini » trn rjoin for arY«*|a*
&gt;w i Hill operate I Hr Mur) IIA V K VOt.’ K w A l l ’ ll
repairs
8 te**rt drill this »*a»on.
by one who really kpow* how
'Ii-A*e llaiiiie Kyle end Plata D r i v k * «. J e w e l e r , May Are.
N« II llowrril entertained thr ninth
c r n n o iT .v c r ;:
a d d s
n r # b.
K&gt; »•!*• tudent* of |s&gt;&gt;uan St H«hiI
year* and year* to life. Dr. W
with a Hallowe’en party
Kriduv
E. M l&gt; ugall. Eloral Heights, S
evening at the home of the f irm
Sanf.nl Ave phone 5«8-.\l.

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W A N TE D to buy or rent: Se-ond

fund vlectric sewing machine.
I all n t .
W A N TE D WHITE.' RAGS, moat
U- r|san, yrvfersblj sheet-, etc.
The Sanford Heralc.
U IIE R A L A L1 U B AMCE oa ym»
o&lt;4 battery. I I9 W. First 85
BOARD W ANTED.
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aged igan wlahr- hoatd in lountry home for -which he will
do
first c|f•• rarpentiy, pointing or
«h a t have you around the house.

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W A N TE D : 4mw&gt;,| nidk cow
cash. Cheap. Phone 2MI-J.

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M* mnt Mrv.'D-’ ccy, o f Muinc
Mr. and Hra. h. I . Dsnn and
family visitetd their mother. Mi*. arc now Incoled.ln the hwree fo ilevil •-copied by lillt , Hire* •
II. David, in Genev i Sunday.
SuhdlvL'jnn.
&gt;1. Fl. Tribble, who has heen 111 Hleivei
The chuluota volley ball tram
tar xeyeral week*
following an
operation In the Fttnald-Laufrhton pill Hint Itof*\ tuet the Lyman
hrapital in Ssmford, la.able tn be at te. in on the Ideal court W&gt;dn.
wotk again in hi* offie* of th* ■let Id I giinon. Chtilitola'.i trum,|o- 1 I . th*
the Irwril
meat players.
pi
F. K. C. Railroad.
Harry Sima, formerly of Chul-1 Among t W e ftont
AUamooi
uota, hut at present making h i* ! v.lm iiilen d o/Ole'ItaUoaroVn p »iiy
born, in Orlando, .and who
hav J i-o. » l.y the Clvle J.eat*u* in lum •
ling were: Mr
been ill for two weeks is reported I no d F'rltltiy evening
K. Foil, r, tnn, flraltam. Dun
vety much improved.
Ths Chu|uota School Voile. Bell Cilh-rt. bli-sea |Rirn|hy and MarIrani (boy»| played 1h» Oviedo r iel Wlii chcod end I'lyde MRiitwboy*
teem
Krtdar
aftvrno-.i. head.
Mr. ntnl Mr*. S. (]. Kyle and
• Inning two games out of three.
Mis. Abe Vl-Una is visiting her children. Ines, Mtnri*. and Curtia

Church Service and Sunday
Pvhaol worn hell cp th* ragulai
day, Sunday Nov. le t Bov. Tkomp•rm, nf (tviaJb. fin iw th- puloft
Tk* Sunday School attendance kaa
Increased Immenaoly ahm* iho bus
in making th# regular ran on Sunday to bring Ore children from the
ptrento, Mr.and Mr*. Towtixand, itiiuiol llov Kyle, of Maitland,
atfttylng districts.
i.ircd 11 St. Cloud Sundey.
J. W. "WlUon, wbo Is president Cocoo.

CAN you

I 'A U E

|MircUa.*« i
I .K I i A I . N O T I C E

Hr. Hint Mr- I. K HurtUv and I J— lainl and Found
fantili. who h.-ve heen living in “
----- ---—
-----------------All amoil to fm .everul veav*. ha«r || 0 s r Ftmlba I uniform »n,( -hoe.
n c n t li moved to Winter Park
I "n
&lt;»r»«n*»** Highway heHr and Mr- O W l.ocke and|lw r" ' Um gwoo, and Sanfmd If
.he tor m et* *i-ter, Mr*. Jennie ] *ou" ,• P*e , ’ »
th* W e s ‘ ho° l
"You will hear from nt, latvr c.m ... h . v er, .ved .1 the,, w ,n l.. 3 _ Aolo|no&lt;)Ile,
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shout •evidence.” he wrote, hut ronve lierr after ' r&gt;en*11njr Iht* *unii ASH P AID for clean cotton ray* riv e
termed the chief', tequrat for "evi- mer nt Orlran-*. Vt
I tl
Hie II K. Fuller, Hr* C II
a, The Heral I office
den. e*' a* “ the eeakest thine you
ti t le
have ilon»* in ji»ut 4-1 yp*r&lt;
of fliP e it ainl Mr . Kn.nta A'.ho t
,a A 'ho ' litJst t I1F.VR01F.T C O i'P E Nsw
I .y man i.ttendrd the rmi
faithful »rrvtrr.”
* " '* 1,
Paint. New Hunher. 1325. NearMangel. a champion of civir A niectuijr in fhuluotu Thur tin
l I*
ly
nrw
IU rle y * l)a vid * n n
m oioi
Mr*.
|{n«rr«
anil
Mr*.
Se^rlnr
i^fonn. «&lt;• he
it. «aiH he «ild
rjrclr | {s p l X. S o n a . M y r t l e A i t
ll .p la .
of
Urlanito,
u
n
r
*i«itnr
here
not .lame the chief entirely for
*
1 1— B u s ln n n flcrrM w
condition* ullage! to e iitl With* Fflda&gt;
ui I h«. police ikpurtmom.
A Hallowe’en parly *vj rnioknl
I til* .UrL7i
t \
" 1 ii i l A.N’ B Y ’aS liHUt; STO R K - Pre .. .*
**l blamw ymi far lea* than | hv the ehtdent- o f
J « u » H u ll
,cll|.tl,m (.
fountain
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' ,*iio your liquor IrcUinnf, liquor , . . ’
&lt;ei %icr PROMPT tl e 1i v r r l • a. n m
nao
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pkMn. 100.
mi
inr*. a *
drinking, l « v denouncing miyiu*. M ■
&gt;.
_9 p n n f—
. . Phorv
Tl,
who demands to control th? de­
The
Te A nifetniq m, lwl&lt;l —
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ni.OCKS Irrigation
partment that you and the ytolirw TiicNdnr; Ckt. »7. in ‘the btfhtNil m ill.D IS C
bu«e« an,| grneral rem**nt work. ,
c ju r a itlf* are reapoiwible for," puiiiloriuni.
Is lle * »«'e »i p - a y w a s » i - « n
by
punlla o f Mr*. Dooley'* and he wrote.
Horner Hewrll. who r r.eni several M ir» le Concrete I n. J K. Ter*
Mrs. Wilson's rooms and an In­
l na&gt;« in (i'orBin, )ia« fftajmcil m wiH*A,,r* Pf°P ^r»l “ ’hi Klin.
dian lullaby by two pupils in Mr. M KCIIA NIC NOW GOVEffSOIl
liU buum 4t. Spring I.U s.
5 _ H a l p W .n t * d
Isball'a ream. This program *s&lt;
Harry llarkor h.v r r l i o nJ ti
r _________ _
_
followed by gamoa fo r both old
FI. PASO. T m j .,
Not.
t~
hi* home Sera" after u f.-w .lav* CASH PAID for rlvan r.iJlon rag.
and young. A t a lata hour refresh- (A .I ’ . )— A former t-ars*;
, , , j i „ |]rral I office
me- rp.nl at W e t Palm IL ach
manta ware sarved ta nsarly *6.
rhanir i« the new tsovernor o f
Hay or and Hr*. II, II. Smith
W A N TE D Suit* man with oar to
Clifton TpftbU And J. W. Wil- ( h.huahua. one of th* mo-t
ftmiortd fti t'oiI'tinilti lU in h Mi n- I
lake ortleM ami i|«*li\er home
son accompanied by Mr. Benn*
portaut a titei in MrxUo. Hi* h •UN.
nerr*«itie« uti «»l«l
p « n I tli«he&lt;l
ot Tenn., wbo la suiting Mr. and r ol. Roterto Fierro, :irt. note#:
&gt;lr. on«| Mi*. II. K. Fuller .in*l
Mrs. E. B. Tribbls, apent Sunday flier, who wgs induetg'l into nf »nn. Urthnni. nr^rmipaiilfd hv IHn route* in l.ee-li'irif, Titu*ville, New
liny tuna
llrmh.
aftsmooiv at 'Daytona Beach.
fice .Monday by the Thihi ahun ( • i l h t r t m o t o r e t l t o N u r . H i « m S u n - Smyrna, ami
Slraily imm Cim mn •lari r lining
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hagan, Jr., I egialatuic,
Burc«e«litig
Amlre*
$.7f» ntekly ami iurrra«e taphlly.
o f Sanfssd, ware week-end guests Ortl*.
W. ti. fn io lk v . tearhee i| |)llu d le ri un similar
routes do
of Mr. pad Mr*. A. U. Wagner at
— ■
— ---| rnifi
.Sehool, cntertutnnl
Ihf
$0,000 aunii.ll J»»i*ine««. Some e*Chuluota Inn.
I.O r iS I AN A BANK HI HPKNIW |.rl'\ei|lh ntul twelfth jjrade-* w ith »
tah|i«h«-.( {Il yeur-* Reply immevliThe many friends of Mr*. Faaton
———
Jlalliiwt'ert . parlv given nt kji«
alcty giiinir gtfe. •» cupatinn, refJacobs, who hsa been seriously ill
I1 U N K IK , I N « v .
I.
t A . I V l ' h r m x i n l . 4i n n t t &gt; o d N a v u r d u v e y e n - | * ’ *
Itamleigh
Indixl rie«.
for,several week*, are pleated to — **T« mpomry RurpeiiBion nf huai- i lug. Tlui«r fr»n» AlUm nidr who' rn»fe«. uu/
.j«r u
u -r
tee that ah* la able to be around n e»»“ wa&lt; announced ycvtrrdey l.v .tended were; Clyde .ml Dor &gt;thr H*P'- FA-BF-W-T. Memphto, Tvnn
again. She attend* i th* llaiowe'ei the Cltitena llanktoml Tru*t Com­ U liiuheud Miid Clifford i.ilburt.
g _ 8 | t Ua llo n W o n to d
party'st Iho echool house Frida; pany of ll&lt;.nki#l .tod it* Ihteu
Hi*- Cnrelvn I « wi«. iif l.nng I — —
night,
branch*! at MarktvIUe, Hot ca t wcmmI. « b . the yue«t uf Mi-- I . .r W ANTED , Work o f any kind.
'.Mrn. Holm**, at Taxis, who kaa till* amt Plautlwrville.
why Whitelumd Sunday.
Apply I IQh W. 1.1th St. Sanford.
Mi-«e* I n '. Kilt, tml Kliinhetli
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
lv
If)—
F lo w e r * and P la n In
Mr*. Oaabon' Jaccoa. far tavern! o f the Agricultural Club In Ovie- (;||:.crl were v id lo ri in |jmpwo.«t
ks, left for bar homo Friday do. attended Ih, 'mealing Honday Si.-oart'a auNIvtsion.
til A ltln i.l si 2.V m il ."dir per
night.
t|, j.nd Vlr*. J. II. Kfeld- am*
fteiaoon.
•lorrii :il the Kilgrwond Flower
Mr*. A. tl. Wagner attended the| email on. Frrdd&gt;. of
Haofiod Simp uttd nil Maunnlit Avenue.
A. 0. Wagner and H. F. Long at­
l i e d'
Mr
W. T. Whlleh ud Phone m .
tended th a
he.itnole Count. R e d C r n « * m e e t l g K n t t.............
he V a ld r i

Chamber .of C*trussrre meeting in
Hanford last week.
Mian Anna (Mbrsile af tha Stole
Board ef llm ith, who U giving a
aSrlst of lectures oa Pa rant Educotleo and Thnntetor Training tn
the P.-T. A.'oJn th* etato will give
bar sixth and laal lecture at the
echool hoes* Wednesday night.
Ths*w' lecterea have boon woll atUQvded by both mother* and ruU.

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The Pilgrim Fathers Landed At Plymouth

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FOR R E N T:— 5 loom house,' inth,
with weter and garage, fur­
nished. S*,. Hunter, 117'k
West
loth. SL

tn * tu u y .

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2ft— MlrtcellancQun For Halt
FOR SALE: Citrus trees. AU
varieties and
sites.
Tahiti
f |Jmes a specialty, l ake Region
Nurseiies. Rot 231, Winter Haven
Flo.
FOR BALE: Jersey ...............
.
tgileh
Wlto ealf Nov. (..Give* I gallon*
milk. Be* T. D. Kinatd.

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NOTICR 10 MKftrtllY eilvfKS that
waOar s»4 la eerseancs ■&gt;( that ear.
tala final u r r r t of focsclosure aaO
rale, mads aad enured on the l l i k
day nf nrtoher. Ittl. In and hr the
t'Ireels Co w m .I w **d /er e-ndnoi,
t &gt; M ' i . I 'e M A l». Clvanrsry. In a
c-rtntn cause therein
t*-ndlr-u
whar.ln J. K. WAl.KC.lt. J it, as

WAI l.n t. daeessed. was comnUln.
aal&lt;and IV. M TCNNICI.ICVV: a.
I.ktuldatnr si Henilnule
■'•.unit
IHnk. a hanblao cntnnrsllna. et at.
were def-ndael*. I. It. M W.VTteiN.
n* S *w u l Master nrsalt. i *»hM. hr
said I Vs. rse speaialed. s h a l l -ft sc
to# **J* and M l di-imfelh nuter.
totoev to* er.ldH Matue In HnnfnrJ
pOMtaol- I'oHnly, P let Id... u t s . s
lb# Isfut hour* nf Wls. an vlandal
Ike tin- dsy nf IV*«*4h*r. I * t l . Ike
anas* twin* n Rata Uni of this
Conn. I h * fallawlng
-l.scuhed
praweriy -llnal# 1n Nsniln.il- I'san.
Iks
nf

t04 .ter INKUI
owvs l1i1l1t .
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KS*'.
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No storeu or businesH houseH existed on the New Knglund shores of
pur country, but even then those hardy pioneers or this most powerful na­
tion in the world, always chose the best of what wau offered.

L E G A L N O J IC K

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— laM 'it

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v o r i r s a r a s m s ' i eve at.

«d&lt;elatMi«lnf qf Ms* Kalat* nf j. &gt;1

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—liet* the bent spot of all thin country. There we Hliould go tn build our
home.s,” we imagine the leuder pointed out In Ills followers.

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—Rif wise man chooses the bpat af what the present offers, whether he la
In the murket for groceries, merchandise or—

WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS

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yGLUME XXII

aed mirm rt reelgkt
Hcdneaday.
_________ AN IN D lE P K N D E N T d a i l y n e w s p a p e r
M e m b e r A sso ciated P r r m

BOfiV TO PROBE
NAVY LEAGUE

Diamond Broker Is
Kidnaped, Robbed
CHICAGO, No*. 3. — ( A M
— Joseph N ow aaa, Near York
diamond broker, reported to poIL-e today th a t he had been
'kidnaped In tha Jowntown
district by two men, driven to
the o .U k irts of the city, robbed
of $20&lt;LM0 dollars worth of
J*«e ry, and released. Newman
raid the men apparently fol­
lowed him from hla hotel, aeco ted lim juat south of the
Loop, and forced him to dries
In the aoiilhside. lie h a , in­
tended calling on customer, h«
said.

S A N F O If l&gt;. I I.O K ID A , T U E ^ A Y . N O V U M U K R 3, 1931

CERMAK FAILS

_

TO jjji; jjjpj

N U M B E R 250

. TODAYS YOU
Shows It

School System
To Rank High In Florida

IN HIS PARTY

f iv e C e n ts

Kerrn;
Remmolr
one of

PROGRESS DAY
BEING PLANNED
FOR DECEMBER

IS ST1LI, I.KADER

EXPECTED TO
PRESAGE H E

«• iTrnH-nta that th a tnr.\".
j!» i #t»i the y»ar. ficn
•not. School system i s |r r a l
•iity bthooi funis, exiiun
------—
""••I efficient in the alvr .. *i o j t l •iMtricts, will ii#»
sident Seeks H i s
end find, this eminty rive •
* » f.i&gt;ai the fol!i&lt;4 tnir
"»* ;he few which of- soorc.
• U t.' funis, appioximate
Vindication A gainst
• mh» of s.-hool lo the ly f.‘ .
T h llu ^h ts vocn
pill'll
K W iin trn l aaUiles ttV
v tlii-a
llo ail
l'il sod guaranteed
i. n
cliHK);
Sennrv
Charges Hurled
i, ».
I.iHH);
Samimvie
its ' " • cm ere borne out ;|n a Count' to e m l! ts s levy, !SU
To N a v il, Ignorance
• til
Of
&gt;i-l c intcn-lriit of dfhoota thXl. .•
a l.ntK). Witth a
T \\ ll'llntoll
ll'*s r.- •M .in t*«a
.&lt;k .
_
i i( pietrm
t*tf blw
Hia- .(UNI.
mVg
• •audit i n of
sr.w YORK. Nos. J - ( A P i - I t'V.
oaoty of «
ashington. N o v . 3.—
a* fwtiMiatii rewnue
tt V^lllN'tiTOV \ ov .1 i.A IM
. O.,(dried •••I'fnl J a js *I**• •
Alter ernfereores with three k -'g A »
»j . *• t * H iaD. iOO
(A J *!*.)—
.)—
Ffvfc
m t mi e n . h ig h
Thr rut no i
iw sliine yester-^
"i*y of the •»*4&gt;ort in now
l*
p m u -n t te n t a ti v e p la n s
•
i
&lt;
t{H-in
till!
rtf
f
or
thr
p
n*
if
Kastern
liemocrary,
Anton
k
p la c e d
a n d p riv a te
w tb-» Miinole ( (tuiit&gt; •cb&lt; •■ •at i IIM1-.I2 am oinl t.i
»»!! yea i
•ie tlon.«
t*»
» ri s arriv'd thriH igh hiiitcnw
fi-rmak, C hi.sen's Oeia'»''atic , ,
lif e w e re cho aen b y P r e s id e n t
•»t 1 iiminr •• vrlw-i, II l i d .
.«» »•!*• up of tiaymentik of ir-AK'i -h.' •! iff .
inay .r, -aid y ( . tarda y ha "can't ir. i %
fu lly . r e s id e n ts o f th i s eo im « p» (m at i iiy lin»«*
s in
•i tcvlhrr^' »aUrle«. arvl frm .a1 - ait» .iipit Htii »-• li'«rn
J lo m ra f y e s t e r d a y to fo rm h is
re anything In his talk a'.-o, t a
I
ty w ill lo n g r*ntfm l&gt; *r S at*
• irf on !'ir • himl
wh : he •hi nr » llou'e Will I*e*
1;fAn*p«'itation,
health,
Smi;-.Roosevelt disagreement."
e o m n U iH ia ^
v in d ic a tio n
M
.••n entity &gt; 'h a «tatr- adi»&gt;
u ril.n Dec. 5. a . o n e in w h ic h
-it &gt;n 4ii i Mmilar tip e ru iH- i % a . ..r K. ,*uh|iran
His trfircnee to former Go*. rr&gt; r
a g a in s t c h a r g e s m a d e by th e
li.iti.
.«! rxpeit .i- •
•uakmv; vriiou.*
i r uol on I’age Four)
o p tim ism o v e r th is c o u n ty ’s
»rn«r A* Smith and Governor
I h •••4: • • r I Wo i f til • r vat uni
b e a d o f th e N a v y L e a g u e .
K u e i r l t frllu-A.I an hour hchln.l
p ro g r e s s aiu l f u t u r e was d is Reprb!i •-- «**Jt« n the lltiioi |f
A few minutes a /U r receiving
Joeeil cor# with Mayor Walkei
playuvl mi n e v e r In*fore.
they
n
■
t
nc-»e
D»r
I
J
-&gt;
rur
-aii
the membership Ust of the League,
and .Mayor f rank Hague, Jersey
Mile cf t iai t»r«n h of f tinirreia
T h « , .-,|»rtal Eveul- an.I te f r .
'’ it, ft ino-ratis- leader, ami nearly
(be chief ( i N t U i i
yesterday
w.ml.t » • %i,iM .
Kam.ay MaM&gt;onald, i h o w c t*valioii, t nnim ltt.c ..* tin- H.ml.
*o
hours
in
conference
with
nanu-d Admiral Flurj, Rodman, re­
A
t »f . ,»»e lh»» iiaIih •I H«|.«i.lii • prel&gt;ai in* Stiver.-* for his elrr rwlv l ountv Cbunkb r ol Come and John f . I’crry, leadei
tired; John Hays
Hammond,
n aim iitMinumi ha^ I*.s-ai a mr- .i.in I'antpalgii '.h u h eon qvn mvYctj. Hireling at lh,* i ’ily lljll
_____
*
|
of
1
I
am
ran
y
Hnl.
W ashington; F.lllot Wadswoith,
w^t
t'i,» | h m o n ati- att-.rk T»- (hr r n i . ly Euyliah miner-.
t b i t nlghl jr ; thel dav an bewg
"I is n ’t sne anything lo th's
TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov. X - (A IM
Boston, once asalsstnt secretary of
•It. ill im*vital&gt;ly la* in
Ihe I.ruper tuna to rei-t&gt;mir iha
• ho treasuiy; Undtr S e r 't a r y of -F e d e ra l Ju d g , John M. Klllita i '* lk *
SmithRoosevelt dmlet I I»•! •I «• &lt;iii rx|irf«»in:i «4 the
omplcll.in of three, poe»thly four,
s ta ta Castle. tn ]
Assistant lulest yesterday that Mm. Nan
puMif •t'itu J r t«mari|
I 'm i
nn\
,n “
major projecta which have osTII.Jahncke of the naey. Jahnehs,
Britton, who cUlm. the late H r,,,- ,
'
&gt; * *,* tr.*' ' r Va 1
I D.l the anm tlon of th
trad*
taoMadsworth and Hammond
ate dent W .rt.n 0 . H ardin, wa. me * , 7 !
LVlrt.l* rj« % |d k\ til t |f'i| Iiy lh»*
iV
I
1
iy for aume omulh-. It ileviiird
Xfiftmbeis of the League.
•*.’»• U« \ t * Visits lm*l\«rril !•&lt;$
fa th .r of her daughter, wa.. li'
. It was tlw |.n .|r r lime lo
•
• rind thir* a r t many with ••nr
Thee* men he hr* asked to study bellvd by itta v k i un
ln*i n:o I ujtdlan«linic Iratltr* \l
hrr ch aii. ierel; , j r
ilenunulrate to the residenLs uf Ihg
•eery statem ent of fact made by in th» iwok, “The A n .w rr l*. th i _.lfk °n that in eilton An.i many
'»» l k. &lt;n»l*h a.ij in&gt;v« rnor Itoun**
• nllrs' »tat
tu t thi* Ij a im ihly
tha nthtr.**
WUIlam Howard Uaidlner in the Rrevldrot'i Daughter.'*
\f h Thry an? t l n| iI«
a for
that i* dling thing, lirrauao lla _
I.IK M i
\s,
Barller in the .tay hr hs.l .aid:
- i • I* ' K—, Jill V.Ml, Nov
j . . -(A l l t «l.
Naey leag u e pamphlet lasuej U s t. Although th , Jujge did not give
amrntiniciii t«• ih r «(at$*
reai'irme ale learning lu pul| t.a— ,,
’Yh bore rim a »iir* . trai n n * '*• '*.ni..r. .&lt; H n .,e n niilH-r) . bail.'- A I in.lherglr will p'; i the • omtilutioii io I** to ta l upon tt»
Tharaday. This publication, which | a tnrmal verdict in U iia Uiiltun’i
i-lh e r.
,
'
Alva f i w l d a t h is .characteris'd i •uit for $00,000 damage* against Smith end R ooic-rlt arr rud ju«l a." iiy m' “ 'U Norm M iu.i inn Av«i &lt;-m .n l'lir.u&gt;i giant Ml pat- &lt;t«».
I8
r ^ . J . , will ,U called Ssminol*
a*1 a tissue of faUeh&amp;ds, aaijl C, A. Klunk, Marion, Ohio ho ld tbrtetealn * ? Who knows bus that v., I- nli .'l l k. . r r ny «ni*,, nf sang
Nations! Ih'imKrutD im.lri* jn*
a.rplanr .if Pa'i Aiiis’.icail
. r
i .unity Pmgrv-* Dav be.aiu* it
H earer waa abvymally Ignorant o f ! keeper, he laid italeineuta in the they may yet g it togrlker before I
,H*n!*riiiu the rfftMf *»f
“ “ •I '* •
'■ A l-say .. ,.n h.-r maiden i Minmit - dri
,a
ih«t th# e,«-a prw«t**a»
naeal affairs, end accused him of book which attacked M ill linlW n &lt;ho aitu at eourc-rtliun!"
ii.
. . St.idliw.--t rial ll.glii fiotn Miami to CrU- th u ku|t. on th»- Hrumrraiis* |irt*a|
ig .l e i p r r i i i i the intent of Dig ’ -A
socking to restri*t, reduce and! • »r„ libelous per *e, and added:! The Chicago mayi.r wa* a.sr.l
%1 1
« s ii .t I
an w a y offi« isl« UcMtUt ilkt' «*f next yrar. (iu \ftn
Mayor T I.. Dumaa. apvaklng cai.bratioti. U ivvrte.r Ihiylo K,
• U n « the n a ry at everv turn.
"If Smith and floosesrit ar&gt; in ' .
•&lt; »(...*•om It i« •tiling n IWiuornit
"There is nothing left for the
| , |"
,
au'ii.uiK*** U»l night.
biTuro
meiid-n« of (Le Jerkaon- Cat lion haa already vigntfied hia
The Praaldant spa.-tfiralty an­ plaintiff to ahow e ire p t the ex­ perfect accord n eit year and if " H
Hl.ilc ui final
•„
v K. (h rn ea, d.via.on „ a fr , |- (••vritlf,»tin| boom \* lh»*
d e.lte tn lend a band In m ala Ibo
lirCM-rell’i prohl'ltion stand la i :, l ■"i" . rain
nounced th a t the committee would tent of thy publication.”
f.'rt l.om
m»,„g, r .1 the
I’an Ami ii ... immnicc. tSinilh if M'lainina hi« vil'e tlia’. rirt I rogrcaaiv# flu b of' I'ay a sueieav, and the prnateni no
,
the Atlantic Coast Line isilrn o i al f
nod be asked td p all on Gardiner’s
Judge Kiliita’ ruling « i&lt; given, » et enough to suit yo., alii Iho ih .f ,.H Ml- VI r.i n - v ..f Rm* i . ,„p ny. . .ul the t.a n . tlb n li. litwl r lraiicr^hl|» uf lh r purl)'
evtnta is tentatively built nrvum! ■ i
opinions.
, r,.n l| v
a
Ohio ami Mirhiican ar** tht* h«i Ui,- City Hall last night tuld Ihcm hla appearance.as a speaker.
khurtly a fte r be Daunt an order lllin»ii Dern&lt; :rala suppott the n ir-tlH lw sk ., I!........ and . i.ina In
lhai lie ..vpr »-J e*.h to make ev­
Almost simultaneously Secre­ h irriu g n e a t paper le porter- itnl Nsw York goeemor in the tli.'.J
"P' ’1 u
Mnnrhur-a. fh„ht m Ja p .n . * ill ink,- th.- n. w tl** criiiimj* whit It itmy ll•,U,rlltinl‘ , ery effort lo arr-.iie nee -uainvea
On that d»y 'he trade Lusty
“
ta ry Adams broke the silence uo» all eth er ipectatora from the trial D t-rociatle conkmtion?
r«oiv«*nliii(
i i a • ira
0 • *f -i.l..r&gt;
•
tm e rira'i airway* un n ih«- uni »*l of lim
h.'i ra tn re lc tra li th* opening of
a a rrtd by the entire navy depart. becauie he h a j heard m an - per­
*\Struilor J. Hamilton Lewi«
ir-u ,-. ..r i i n ,
I lany , r .,.„.,i4y
, | li:h, from n«h* nt.-.uh Rrporl* rvcci%^«| at fur ths- railroad. not by live boy- 1 Sanford's near airport un Houlb
(Continual! on P igs Four)
‘ (Continued on Pagg hour)
sona waio attending the trial tolakvh.... Jap „ ,|
a . g. . , . r Mirai. (.. ».',„t„t«l. .ta ilin g No* nat'Onnl hraitnua^h'i * »*i tlm p tr ro ll ur .'big-atirk" method, but by Snnfurd Avenue, Ibo official o;,fnstn-ssing the i eaaonablenea* „ f 1
----------------, *f .Inn.'huria, i.ve, iln»sr;. n |(C-ntirn’e-l on l*ag&gt;- hour)
ly In the hop, of hearing testi­
(i'ontinued on Ihig* 8&lt;a) • I this anrtiun’a potioniaing an tamony of laeclelouinesi. Mlaa Rritnrw
duaiiy which furi|labea , living fur
toa’i daughter, K llu b rth Ann. 12, — - —
~
_
lOs.ir fur * ol&gt;&gt;n*'i l.lu»Mx?r*h who
nt ien-t one.fifth of the population
was bar rod from the Dial several
lb** v a ll.r ^.fainu n iH U f y ju icrnnicil aihriarr «.f thr Panol thu rlty.
Iiimem’-nt
M .,,.hk,,1; A n.eri.an r..aipan
th at Ct»lns*5* NaaCMtalDi. Lave 1 opviieJ the «om
.*VIII&amp;i•
" V}iy J t £ j n
»xl&gt; rt
---- %r T
_________ ___________
f * ' - wrr
H inrhurm on »h _
iha hhd tlm d e itin e meeting* a ith
WINTER
HAVEN,
Nov.
3.
U L LONDON. No*. Ic -(A .P .» —Thi Praatdent Hardlag In tha White
:h. I i rimii t«r:t»$rn Ik t
Leaving Miami the
morning nl
GAINESVILLE,
3j
ha ai.unln*
ol
O A lN F d V Iu X " Nov.
Nov
**^&gt;tn;ing tlrg v r cf Uts baw lfy ti Hour*. T h , other book, arritten Truck inovamenta of cltiu* fnm- •■*»*•' * hiu fc nct» MukdiMi $fcnir&gt;n- 1 Nov. 17. Colonel Lindbergh will Pre»l.f»nt John J. Tlgert of tip- »f thr slat* (a a tte n d .th r monthly
h
lor:
'ii
an*
helping
to
open
p«
-&gt;
chief rlcrk of the Ilona* o f Ccm by JoaejAi Debarthe, now
I - i u i f t rhi.H'.F aiiniii.ivt^tluii plloi tlie Amer'-an Clipper'* flr-i I’niveialty of Klorltn ycvter-in. &gt;miattainm ent and duire.
NEW YORK. Nov. J .- (A - p .
dead. m a ik .n f,y th - *U ta’* produd
In Ida talk be phinfed o*t What Ih a large-t alrvhip III th* w
m tiat wilt hu the licnn) today fo • • I j •tefa meetlngi would have
........... . fi.in ir J*UH$i'r r li$r« .»n.I r-uy I.Jid, -»i b r airway officials at eapie.acd appreciation for th*'
"ml
irr-raaa
demand
for
nrangIn i.-nuei aa mattarn which mmty •ml ih* Amcricra navy’* new
n parliamentary tradition tha: wli been ImpoaaibD, and accused Mia*
pi •' ii&gt; | •o|ik't |.ro.kC i m.
n 'lAUimuni .*f ll p*t-v n i'-r• -ml
|M-ratiun the university aiith-n
and grapefruit,
areorJUg -.oirticularlv fi*httnr u o t - th* Jk k ras-p aid
■at Id mctl &gt;u the enormous nation B iilton of dagenarwey.
"'•i llrwl an h him ' Hunt pul h.-r“ *cv. t.i Cirnf'iegiw, Cutva. and lit* teenved Saturday in maintain i" -on* ovarlookhd,
G
en.u.1
li.
Miihair*.
managvr
-i
ths am ount of taxea' paid in San r.apaat t i th* president nf ....
aTgovarnmant raachlna cunatru-.-te.
M Gntliwiii On
T hw al
Judge VlUlta said klaganaracy the IVinSir Haven Citrus Gm»e
• fo n tit.led On Cage Thr-a )
iug o n l.r at the Georgia-Kl-.rida
(Continued on page four)
by Rrili h vl-etora. Oct. 37.
• mted Htalca and the hig lilies o f'
(Continued From F ags Fcur)
f.-otbu I spino, an | obsrivina of
aeansiatum of the Florida
Tha clerk will rite from h'« w
Ihr East yesterday.
thiGaturs’
annual
Hrmn-coining
Exehantf. He aald jestenlay
and auletanly point to Sir George
lh* grant *blp. only r ic n tly
Th. i,resident'* itatrm o.u said
own .s.-s-iation had sold
Courthopa. conserkatiw, who eat
rom pl'tad and delivered, left hnf
■*"1tie .nnd -1 nf (h* hum.* ron.
'ones
..range*
a
n
t
grapof.
r e t lu (’oniuumv 38 year*.
h -m port at L akehunt, N. J., a t
log .to e d nt the Ifnivervlly of
t i iruik man thl* season, and tiui
**lr Georg* will (laa and propo •
'I IJ A M.. and slid Ihruuph lh*»‘
Florida
on
Sntur.lay
*»u&lt;
all
.tint
a
greater
rolume
had
been
th-i&gt;
th a t IMwant Algernon FlU ltoy
air to WMhluglnn, where she r a il
i ro 1.1 ho de ired. Th* sliin ff
diapiMid of Ly oilier housea in lh.
apeaktr of tha |a*| parliam .nt.
h*» -ha lot. s over hislirii point*
rCLMA. Okla.. Nnv. .t. i \ \
»
*
1
1
1
-P.
Alavhua
o
u
n
ty
,
the
ch.oi
..f
in.ST. LOl.’IH, Nov. 3. t ', |*...
ibcnih' h dd tha *amy ofllre in I hi
and atreata tine-1 with rrnwd- and
flic m ajer companies bogn.. all
PARIS.
Nov.
3.
-lA
.I'.t
liof
Gainedill*,
a*
well
a.
ns.l
NEW
YORK,
No*.
«.
(
A
.
P
.
)
Mllliama ennunented on InWith two men jndor arrv-l iivlay
on*. When ha ilia dawn the el'rh
••’ar 1.1 'ins- y aterduy with Ii- , -i
I'li-mler Laval tam e lank h.i'o dipped in aalut* over Ihn Willin'
in lorn. cl. n -.1 h tho tl oiXilNg. ing -d ll.rr, f&gt; r .la.-s-o r II. .
n U | point a g a in - th b tfma a t Wil.l •attl-C aM isa’a nlghtiagaiiii hvrat (-»"v.; h if Hie truck niovctnrn; nod rha via oho inlli-lrd a hoiH.i -,- I
yv
terday and s ta r t'd iinnn-diu'riv Ilona*.
into
anng
last
night,
startin
g
the
'fnnil'i.
ami
other
dtien,
rnnl'-i.d
citi d Oct. 27 aa a typical d iy ', up
Tbornc. labor member, who wit
m i i. i-arrel in the price uf .Mr. burglary uf the Grand Nsiiunal '* .o ll" it service in liandllm. 'he m the ta-h uf pr*)&gt;ariitg Krsnrr
Jlr. Hoover mulch'd from a sld*
orty-rei
enth
tea
ton
Of
th
e
Metroi-ralioiia, when 3184 bon.
,.| runtlm-ut Crude Oil.
•■cund the |tr*p . a I*.
a
. -..a hs-.e in May. I'j;p). I hirf of
Irnffto, drinking and otlio, t-r..t&gt;- tor a rsahsffling of war iett* j -i J P«*t'h. Mr*. H oivcr aa* nu Ih*
gtvil -1ruit and s’817 hoxe* of ..r
I
..lice
Gerk
said
th*
department
Thl* ovsr, Sir Geurgu an. ’o'itan Opera Company.
to o f..
A llrr n in iin in f on lh. •.
Irm- v.hi h are .always (s',oio,K‘il irpeiati-m *.
The haute niond*. In all the Iingr. a total of TJZU b o n » th.Thorite will w ith vp to Taptalc
tin.-. *i nr* Saturday when III i n- »»• on tit* i vc of eleariag op tho D''it» * i .s r.ow.U
The Isis AnR*h-&gt;, nnv&gt; training
briilDnce
of
ita
fia*
raiment,
ru
n
e
Slu|-pmg
only
Ion*
,-uooyl,
nl
&lt;
enuivilent
of
3
t
railroad
ie
fn
«
,t
&lt;
IKhvr
arrv
su
arc
at.lirip.tcu
FUaJlo). wbu wilt ha sitting some
lln .nipt fill enmpan) and «rs,iul
"T l* unilsrsily is limb.' par- tin- ,'otion to acknowledge ■* slilp and tm allir -Islrr of Ihr AhHenry J. E arrar wa* clto l nl
whare on tha eonaenstlva back to h t r and aue, &amp;• did a* much erator car*, went out f f Florida bj | i'll.*.s »nnotin:eU ih , inci** e. of.
ron, rrutsed over Ills' sanio path
trachea *s an hnmbia sad ordinal t of tha raat of New Ycrk ns eautd •rtie*. thl* roprea ntv.j naatly ,,- v [ it*"I've y ri'e rd a y morning, .v.-ial tho J liv n c n llntal hrr* humlay, Hr b.r oMleatlmi ll. all the off) g n a t irow d's riilhosisatic w*!o r* who rendui.d suvli v ile as- n-m*, hs- h uirild t “ Ills
' Ini nnt far brhin,| and I" ike I like a
mamber. sud. taking hist fay th. crowd An the aomawhat decrepit old fmulh of tha state'a total .hip of th. most Import n il uuy.r. a fter he had tuld a ds- r dive ma
m en', for th at day.
n -railing n . a Htitf. iho whole l,lance jo ta li oova-mn. W* wuh for n few minutes und Mien called silver pencil In cnuipari-'iii.
a m t , they will urge Mm gently &gt;p«ra house off Tl ur* Hqoare.
p.its .1 ih&gt;- i arads' &gt; hioh nnnn
in luko this opportunity to
The glisten of nld Jewab hrnujhl ; C—u.nunlties In C/sirrh.
ai ’hr Ely-iv* I'alare, when He
MdUdelj-hU anil Ti ntun, N, J .,.
la the direction of th t vpaaher**
the isnHi'is* m ij illara addlriim .l .. v. • lory of the crime.'
pir-*lltr,l tn I’ld-iilrnt ll-'l-i-. tii* ne&lt;l were visilH und Uiler Ih a,
from fam ily strong burrs for lhi&lt; Carolinaa ami other a o u th c a rn n
tend them nor npprrciutiuli.”
Chat .
I
nlvr
rolic*
r-rcriod
J.d.o
Li.
* n i, lu iho prudliiri- on i ioy.lt}
rrpert on hi* con&gt;*cr*att'&gt;r, with • Nip. came on to Now York. A
PBrUamenUr* etiq n etu demand* k-ration af occavhna, fur* and v.atsa whi.h forr-teily itw Hltie oarn.fr, of Kuiu.ir, OL!-Iioinu. ,»u gnr, .11, a Cusk.»i g-ngsior.
('irsidvllt llnnver.
Levy of liridaii'* mol i n , mim II
Ka.rnr, Gerk -nisi. &gt;.-laird th r.
*i now arc !.ei:iy 1 1 IBs
th a t Captain P iiaB iy ahould mak. ■ilk. worth a "king'* ransom" and or n i Mori*
’I d a y he wjll m«k&gt; a similar fn: navy hlmip (»ll In behind f»r
like in n *orv rn ia g rd &gt;.k Ih-. ys •
a show of r*alatagcr, as If h; wer, '.ha breath-taking beauty of Ver- legutarly auppllesl )n email lot*
Tho.*
inrolin*
Ih.
l.V**-nl
ad
ran it to lh* cablnot nnd initr.-.- a Bllf.veitic parade up Iha lludiun
nawllllng to accept the grant hnn li’s “ U T ravlata” a l’ m ingle] in occur. ing to their mrd* amt Du- ***** m. lulled tl e Rt.Mis.lind i rude I * iI. Included in die f i . t h e rhi-l
sparkling ipect»:D .
diats-iy n ll'rw a id he wi'l rvcrlvr l.'iter and over tliar heart uf tho
seniand th»t hae arisen lliruugh j Oil I’ursh.'-lng Company, m l id- ■lid, was Henry It-* tlem o, row
W lf thru*! upon him. Home »ps-ntrr.
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Lropold Volk lloeach, t 'e (ierinar rilr.
Octalde, a* aurtaln time sp. this servltc, William* said.
ra a fe put up a good fight all th&lt;
l ia.y of :h‘&gt; Slandanl of Indiaita. iho fv l-ia d o p*nitcnl-.ry for u - Two tern, v.110 a**tit u *i f$,r
.rear best, p hatoirahira
pointed
am lussador for u cniifervnt" that
Dfflci vtiirhcti perched on roofi
•*» » t » th* apeakar*, chair.
ilagiiulw I'olrole no
Cu.nr-.ii;
n t tim in g of heavy iliinkm^ ami
F m rar u i d h*» *111 imm I now who w*r • ronxktcd .*f at to king a 4ir| i* eapectad to eta rt Ihr hall a-r.'l*. to watch. Rticct nnurds hIii|L
Kpeaking from the dak.. Vita iheir camera* at cab.iritwka haiicn(S in ,-la ri of New Y orhl, Ihy
Guard
n »«cifi. |h« y !.i. it April f»f m h rr «• *rort
' io-L T r tf f ii halted on Fifth AveBoy will maka a llttla a .'draa* *a. ing insi.D to the goldou hnnaHi sin.*, J (til Compar «f Kis&gt;a*. luinr«| vwr tk«*
E xaitly what th* pismier will ht.v and Bruauuay. The ailrm-p of
p railing hla unwarthiSeaa foe igrh rboe.
Rescue* Men
lh* Sinclair Oil A Ga« Company, Ik* taken in th* n tb.-ry t»» thi •I n n g tr?a iltU irii. an* umlar
V
.
**
,
x
late Jcwa^ti |arm HU 4 ntrmb«r of
a-igzc.it lo Ihr ambassador '»•
Hours before the opera b*&gt;
high a ffltt. Kaeouraged, harwvrtr,
the Empire Cim panies it'll ie*
aintfiaft tn &lt;IL&gt; in th
rlvctrL* ii.ained * mils-lured. ||* ie/u-e-1 in the -hip m r p r i't j New Ynrkera,
,#
NEW YdjRK, No*. 3.—(A .P.)— R*tvice). the Shelly Company, lh»- •■wale Ic U la tu ri. Oho
aenr.turned lo liaarintr the I
bp re Si taring exeUmatluna from fa n , k|it.nra of stare leak forme!,
talk debt* or ipparallons pobli-dy A ii|*l*t nnd G raf Zepiwlm mutori.
h'
tha memhrra, fan finally wilt aUiw eager to hey the MO 8. ft. O. tick­ A coaat guard ru tU r M mils* at fhifhj. WUlv Engle. Knno’.x , :h*m In ’he lank through an in
pririnca tn t i l mueting a im tho Th# XVron’a mntkr* nr.- inaid-' III*
.I'lnpani
p an ' last J .,n u .„ . in , jp, rior ^
^
hia ’•reluct*arv," to U overaoma, et*. Alt teat* had been disposed aeo reported today fay wlreleoa that Tran* Cbiporalion,
Tblal Oil etirum t ."ip
Sad the new parliament will be of- af days ago and th* bos nfftrs It rescued two matt whs had tasted Comp-n* nnd Mid-Cuntinciti Pe rftv r Uit ,nuk paid * IW.ihj-i. Other !ftn n n iter a jury that deliberated Get man, but it ia taken for grant- hull and klrtuelly inaudilil'.
• I that the method of reo;». mn|;
•not ooiaL-lkd of Cl-h gnd j w rlry ,' .
»#» eonfldant th a t whea accounta Bine days fat a disabled moto .boat IroUuni Corporal!tn.
fW aliy constituted.
which was never irdlac ivi -rd.
( lv«n njghta and n day reu rn ed IN fiiuiiKial probletu* led by the
•eve ehacked it wont J *# a $20,000 starving and depending no only or*
venlict
of
guilty.
.
-rafndrope
v- * r g drink.
ca*Iona|
fa
w^i will he the luhject of th* con- Child Drinks Liquor
as waa b a t year’*.
Fnda Fiscal Year
Commission Calls - hoc**,
fereucc.
Roaa Powell*. American girl
0 d O c t | J , D ad d Wamhauer
And Is Found Dr«H
f
m m
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" •• ■VH* rant! I7NIU
r'Wjr
I aval made ■l*!y nn* p.bduj
With Large Deficit
For Bids Upon Books who roaa from vaa.Urill* s u « a !u Ifhl Irving Pufhyswr, hi* brother.
lelghta of opera, tan g tha rmo of In-Uw. left thalr Brooklyn home*
co.i nirnt on the event* for which
20 Percent Advance i knT
I,'’(V
10
.
--------S 0 JIK R R tT 7 * K i., No*. 3s~»
Ih fir tW af ruVai.agL OrvtJlv A. th-. alngv ia being set. l i t Issued
frail Violetta, , cu.irtrem wS..«* la a t7-/eo» motorfaoaL They failed
a*
_L iav*
. _ .. .nut.'ra %af appeal. and.
Wa s h i n g t o n . t&lt;**. l~ i a .v .)
T A L L A H A M IC K ,N o*, a. (A.P.) -A half-pint ml moociahhaa
j
Uark,
tho
a dental of rvpoita th at ho p unned whichy alto took from tha kitchen .
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CHICAGO.
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X - (A.P.)
0 4 » . ) - T h . FUvIda acbaol book &gt;cul wa* pc rifled throngh lava ta leturw a fte r day* of .e a rth and "..T h a , covernm eat eomplel*.!
and aacri.’lre. G laren . LaoiLV o'ri tha famiUee gave th a n up fa* Y*r»t fewr m-ratha of the eurrun: Th*i public &gt;iai&gt;|wj Into the wheat fil'd a motion far a new trial to cull a conference of G vrnuny'i labl* and drank caused the death
ihl-h will h* argued Friday.
creditor* n e tt month.
waa Alfredo. Tulio barafln con- de*d, Thg roast guard cutter said
) * • ' with a deficit of $&lt;MI, m arket je ste r ‘ay a n , bid ou de­
) iiieikja# of Opal Hagaock, lira
11
Ilvlen admitted-.kraa.-lve drink
m
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had
tab*a
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ferrad
.W
.verira
unril
iha
d
a
y
'.1
,n*
r i l n lr h l'o f in
i aehaal eh iU ras tn tha first
year* old.
:. - '
ing
th*
night
of
tho
attack.
Th*
Tha
opera
osaaua
opened
with
hauaUd
gag
lnatrw.ted
th*
share
TT1
*
kOirrnmemt
income
from
a
ll
Iwo-cent
advance
brought
prices
il!,ilflft
v
*/i.
_
.
Tb* child'* father. Chari** Uaaunder tha North Carolina Gives
•«»«wtral to $TM,82*JK&gt;0 U about »• rewU higher than they jn lum . “ oi' Loth
l i , L wer*
.
la will ba awarded far Am ! D. Cravath at U e hoist a t to have a a aakbolance ready to taka
'•Kk, said she emptied Urn half*
w-ks'ii
they
$14«.7Jt»J»00., w -n. la*, thaw a month ago.
n
Land
To
Government
•ig b t years* anpply a f thalruiaw a f tha hoard, aat.-coJ- tha » r a *w a hoaplul . h e . th .y
filled bottle b* D fl on tho u b U
A year ago Lh# government pded
At* a te . ly advan-a ..f th* la .t h ’ J
cori 1and kidnaped
lag Otto H. Kahn, who raaigne-L la oiled.
• Mia ho ahd hla wifo ware ant ml
"
»P • &lt;J«n it a f |»n^OO,BOO.OO in U w day*
-» 1
. . rontfaraad In tha fac of
| raqoirod
WASHINGTON.
No*.
3.
—
j
th* room.
Iha l i l t t four mamlli. ae&gt;d d l.iA _I . I^wv . n..,fU i.L I._ . . 4 __
lU -O C R D BA IU K JAD HB.1U tho fiie t four moaiha and tlntahad g Itaavta profit-taking and api-arPinelhia la V oting
(A .P .)— The statu* ief North
1
Fo inter Rcaident Of Carolina and Tennessee yesterday Her par-elite found bar
too fiscal year iritk a deficit of c a t -»lliny b y .th t farm board.
Oil B etting System OMAHA. Ha*. A - ( A . P . ) jhw jtoaoo. Tho chinf cause of
A t (be maximum prt.a* for the City Dies In Alabama palled with their aovgeelgaty ever •rioua ob th* floor of th*.. _
aad brought bar to a hogfitgl h
drcitaaa ia Incoats this v*ar d * y , ilcferiad daliverlog wer*
Patrtalt H. Joyce, U , 0f ( hl:aga,
I3SJU3 acres ra th* land ran
S l atatd, aad
clcasvatki
H er. J. — waa aloetad p reaUant t f t se Od*
•to* a Hiop vf tUMBOJUnoiy caaaqtag
la
hands at alm oat three
Word wag reoafved here thla become ■ pmtiMt of 'lh* G n a t where aha died yaotardgy a f
bawd wUb
St—
i aa F lorida'. c r ^ G c a a t WaaUrw railroad by tnrame tazea.
’
rant* - higher than Saturday and ..iwrnlng of tb* .laalh of U nnle flnirhy Mo ntem National Park. raholla polaanlm wi '
w
PWri- »ha director* yraterday II* had
-- --— —. ww ge * .*, C
—m
—i'lngtot,
--it “e*sf asr,
uif I rvn
ItirVlL aOlf
38, |V|
former
resident
To dal* 217.10.1 *•*:( have been
t a « cams m tbhrkp
J dog
than th* low point o f Oct. L- this n ty , who dUd Ig Jasper, A la- given for the projected park araa.
l
*****
*•*
- voter*
M o i a MOM TO WCMUC
t~c- - -------------- , HuKlty after a short lllo*.. Burl, Th* national park seretog haa aa,
TAI.LAHAHHEk T Nov. x —
to gggrwew #*
RED CBDMtt PI.RDI.K ■&gt; »IU b* mad* la th at city b&gt;day aogiod adrainiairailon of th* do­
(A
l’.)
The
b
u
t*
S
ip
io
s»
t’
v
jri
. rwefaig a t Un
CHATTAHOOOA, t b a a , L
•BXR NAKED
Urvl*/ reversed (ho ClrirtM
KC.TDnT V s ,
a
I H* *
Here, and nate,! land and will begin its *•—A.P,)—,Tw® haadv«4 god
aaal tla 'i. Tfato
u
.
n
S
*■
*;■"*“"»
W*
thrvivara
are
J.
a
ri tor Palm, Begab ow nty la
development when (67,000 acyaa enU ftt* gage * ' " "
■alagtiaw aw th*
.
Xvv. A —
\ F n Zt!k a t Uoo''lr »8a*w# i I'uu. Ingtea, hia fath er of Jan w r- luiio bean acquit d.
a aalt to ea&gt;r*t tawn of tayntuw
to wwrb la
■C a rr oi yestcy- ta g orrtiflcal
la accepting tb* dead* Sec­
.T ho ca-c wa*
docinlesl ax to
T lers-'i am
to 5 2 2 2 i L 2
i i* .r i • t f e k
w . r . Prjc*. retary Wilbur rnvigjoned tha park
chip eg
•r* f
__
___
ji
Long, a
•a "ui»* uf the finest, la. tha Werid"
b a rd .
solla-U r,
la ° fo
C ouringto^ t a d tNacjlhad th* area a i g “wan­
der i»l land.”
,

As

W

,

(a pfahlic

declares R o o s e v e l t *nli"
And Smith Probably
Wi l l Get Together
Be fore Convention

Democrats Are Makinir Serious Threat
For 2 Of Three Va­
cant Sents In House

JUDGE’S RULING
INCREASES HOPE
FOR NAN BRITTON

Governor To Partici­
pate In Celebration
Over Completion
S e v e r a l Projects

Hut 1.*.*2 |«r«n*i

RUMORS OF ARMS LINDBERGH WILL
ACTIVITIES A
OT GIANT SHIP.
DENIED BY SOV
fSt p a y h o p

Calls Attacks On Her
Contained In Klunk ;&lt;0
Book Libelous PerSe , “•*

DUMAS SOLICITS:
, SUPPORT OF A.C.L S
ON ITS SERVICES

At Same Time Chinese Antericnn Clipper To
Report Quelling fteD e p a r t For Canal
hellion In Province / o n e November 17

StateH Fifth Of Sanf ord Population
Dependent On Line

Truck Movements! ljr,n.YinrMn“Of Fruit Are Seen
As ^ Jo Industry

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L.m..,rgh wb., P resid en t Ti^ert .T^V^tiiaro^KtS' i Q ~ * n
L ?a I*
rg e2st
VU" -X PleasedBvOrder
....... S
* ®Dingibie
III!

Jt.&lt;

IX M ajor

Companies Solution Of Rank
S ; _F all In Line With- Robbery Seen Near
Petroleum Prices In Arrest Of 2 Men

Opera Season H as
Brilliant O p en in g
At M e tro p o lita n

Laval Report Upon
Conversations In
U. S. Given Douiner

J

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Two Men Wijl Die
For Attacking Girl

Coast

Cutter
At Sea

j1*6-

iU. S.

*iad*a.

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Wheat FriccH Record I S

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D O M .A R

15AV A T Y O W K U / S ! v . 7 . O n c e

iiyiiu f! Uur day brings lt.i festival of irargnin*
u i&gt;- again tho va'' c wise shopper hnu the np(«i
of affecting the
ving* offered during this
while o\*nt. Tcm . .ow fa th« day. Conn* rn riv !

PUT YOUR DOLLARS TO W ORK
Ladles’ Linen

Ladies' Fabric

Handkerchiefs

GLOVES

Special Dollar Day

THEY’LL P A Y BIG DIVIDENDS

S p e c ia l I&gt; i|

SPECIAL $ 1 .0 0 DAY BARGAINS
BRING SAVINGS YOU’LL REMEMBER

10 for

Ladies' Leather

On Tabic

Suede Belts

Mixed Goods

All Colors

Special Values

2 for

3 yds. for

One Table Silk

Ladles' ’Cotton Knit

UNDERWEAR

UNDERWEAR

Pajamas, Panties, Bloom

W orth to $1.50 Each

ere and Slips

2 for

Special Lot

One Lot Ruffled

Ladies fur ttimmed coats will
be offered at special piiccs dur­
ing this s a le . Beautiful models
made ot the new wool boucle ma­
terial.

AND

CORSETS

CURTAINS'

To Close Out For

2 io r

Assorted Color*
Ready Made
f

J

ACCESSORIES
C h ilijrn ’* 50e

Table 11,'trKuin &lt;

Phoenix Sox

PRINTS

• All Shades

And Cntt-ri Suitings

3 for

f&gt;

yds. for

k *t «q .NEW FALL
\I O
ST y l e s

Don’t fail to see the assort­
ment of coats for girls which
will be on display tomorrow at
viapecfAl flricb reduction's for the
dollar day shoppers.

Valued $3.95

Slit* Up To IB

Special Reduction

MEN'S SHIRTS

Arrow Shirts

Blue, White and Colors

Buy Four and Save

BAGS
WORTH $3.00

Van Raalte
Service and Chiffon

One l.ut

HOSE

SUITING
W orth

Values to $l.riO

Special

t o 7tk-

\ d.

2 ytls. for

As a very special dollar day

Boys' Long

Men's Linen

PANTS

Handkerchiefs

and Knickers

*. i

Special, only

Special, 6 for

Table to .Close Out

Bay*' Wool

attraction we arc offering one
lot of Indies’ silk dresses at re-.
t

*

ductions that will astonish you
3&lt;S Inch

One Table

CRETONNES

Sheets &amp; Spreads

Guaranteed Fast Color

Worth up to $1.93

5 Yds. For

Special

when you consider the very high
quality of merchandise.

Tweed Suits

SWEATERS

SUITS

Only

Worth $3.00

AND DRESSES
VALUED $16.75

A g es 2 to 6

WORTH TO 6.95
($1 reductions on better
grades) . .

Special Lot

Special Dollar Day

Fur Walters

SILKOLEENS

RAYON

And Faney Outlnga

Regular $ 1.00 Yd.
Solid and Fancy Colon

MEN'S CAPS

WHITE COATS

Worth ' to 52.00

Worth (1.96

30 Inch

5 Yds. For

, -

3 Yds. For

UAT3 roU.M BN

7

STETSON AND

MEN’S SUITS

TOWNSEND GRACE

iS

.

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•

. .BOY’S FOUR
PIECE SUITS
With ace long and cse wheel or two

' Latest Styles.

New Fall Style*.
Special Dollar Day

•

Special Dollar Day

panu. Also little boy ewita wi
j

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Decisions
There I* an old aayfaf thatiyeU have,Jto t a r e y o n
sense than the dog In order to teach it »njtW n&lt;- However
humorous such a atatenftrit’ Is Intended tb be,1 tUfe fact
cannot be denied that some persons have a great deal itoore
aptitude for training dogs than others. Some- folks fail mis­
erably. It 1s probably not because they* haven’t as much
sense as the dog. Scientists tell us that alm ost any human
above the grade of moron has a higher degffce ;o f intcllice than hla canine friend. What some pdople do lack.
rever, is tha ability tv make up their own minds as td
lu s t what they want the dog to do.
&gt;
The “lion tam er" in the circus could preach a good ser­
mon to some people -we have seen who never seem to be
able to decide anything no matter how trivial. If he want*
the lion to Jump from one platform to another particular
one of five or six, he almpty cast* his eyes from the Hon to
the platform he has chosen for the Jump, then back to the
lion again. A fter ho has repeated this performance severs
times, tha lion will jum p and nine times out of ten he will
land on the platform th e trainer has been looking at.
But the first thing the trainer has to do. la to make
up his own mind which one of those six platforms he.wants
the lion to Jump to. If the trainer wavers for a single acc-

PAGE THREE

Money N o

w e Of N ational Defense

I

H*4L. BKFPQWC '

Snvr th e worry of shopping
for personal g ifts. There
iu no g ift so personal as
to u r photograph, because
i t 's

Social Calendar

C

I aaw the gang from the County
’.v

Farm
Breaking rock In a duaky swarm;
Tha guard had a gun In tha crook
of hla arm,
}'. But the ronvlcta eeng ae the
pirke awung wide .
t'
When I git to heavvn, gwinc
to sing and »hnut.
i
An’ nobody there gwtne to
put me out:
f - Phareoh’e army done drownI
dedl
guard sat askew »n tha rump
of a mule;
prieomra under hie drowsy
rule
tarpool.
Mr. Traylor Again
And their rlolhta were etrip cl
'.like a leb ra’e hide . . .
Thr* rift Iretween A1 Smith and Governor Roosevelt
Pharaoh’s army done diownwhich liars apparently been lh the process itf development
doll

cnee it stresses m ilitary sod nasal proceeded eftcr destroying sere ral
budget ae a basis of reduction, hundred million dollars worth of
Home su.h suggestions has# hate- battlihipa to let tha other parties
tofore been h re rj from eartain to tha licatjr fa r outroild na In
European nations.
[ the other classes of ships. In order
In th* United States soldiers are to c*‘ch, up, to maintain tha partpaid relatively good wages. Be- ty contemplated in both Washingcause this is a high wage and high ton and London agreements, U la
coal country, their supplies, equip- now necessary to spend more monment and housing cost much more »V '•**n *f ***• other powers had
per capita than sim ilar Items of not taken adstnlagc of a loophole
eipendilures in foreign lands, to outbollj us.
French sol U rn get something like
The people of the United States
• cent a day. .Soldiers In th« Brit- who ate Interested in the security
ish arm y get about half what is ot their country ere not all sympaid In the United States. Other pathetic with those who bemuse
standing armies in Fur ope are ( Hhrr of internationalism, or anti.nmposed of conscripts who get nationalism, want this country to
little more than their board ami sink to a defenseless state. Wa
.lothes.
may and probably will base anClearly it is unfair to measure other w ei, but should one come
the comparative strength
ot Americans believe with Theodore
armies ami navies on (heir dollar Roosevelt that we ought not be unrosl,' in view of the great (nany si.I, to meek the emergency. Car­
men we are keeping under arms In tainly the maintenance of a naval
the Army and navy, variants la and military force commensurate
conditions here and abroad., Tha with our needs, in tho present diequestion is how many warships turbed *lat« of the world It the
have we and of what tonnagg and best possible guarantee against
effectiveness ? That would be the attack, which ta the only way in
only question of importance in which w ar will ever again come to
cate of war.
the United Sttea. We becked Into
We have a negligible startling the biggest war in history while
army, although it costa a good o n leaders were chanting • peace
deal to keep it up. We have at, and unpreparrdneaa, and our'lack
authorised strength of more ttiatt ol preparedness for that war cost
180,000 for our standing army, a n j | the American people billions of
have kept cutting It down until i t | ilollan..and would have coat them
It a forco nf little more than 100.-' Millions of lives If they had not
000 men, about half of whom .ire -o| in ju il as the war wae neirlng

OUR WAR DEBTS
BY AtAKK HL'I.I.IVAN

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DIRECTORY

LUMBER

H. S. W hite

TN'h.v not advertise throuRh
n medium that l* read by
veryont* — cnpcclally new
enmern. For rates In the
directory phone The Her­
ald, HR.

Hill Lumber Ga.
13lh and
-W e &lt;ftra a t all tta « a iriad
to aadlsl you In any
with your building deed*
ZIP SERVICE Phonjl 135

DRUGS

PRINTING

Altorney-gt-Law
303 First National

AUTO PAINTING

SCHMIDT

“The Rcxall Store".

The
Herald P rin tin r C o .
PrlntlnR of dlatloclioa'
r cu t unable co$Us

3rd and French

1st at Foot of Slaiftiolln
Phone 325

AUTO TOPS

ELECTRIC SHOP

RADIOS

Randall Electric
Cohipany

PHILCO’S

AW NINGS

Electrical Wiring and
Repairing
General Electric
refrigerator
112 M agnolia' Phone. 113

»i

Phone

'

136.50 arid up'

Automotive Elettric
Company
Oak add Second
rhone 238 ‘

FLORIST

H athaw ay’s

STEWART

Awnlago

The Florist

Triangle
Service Station

Window
Hhedri
Hematllcklag

Cut Flowers — Tlanto
Floral Dettigns

t ’eik and French Are
Managed by K. J. P l O W I
“ Bed Joat The tU »s~

814 Myrtle Ave.

Sanford, Florida

BEAUTY SHOP

GARAGE

SHOE REPAIRING

Powder P u ff
Beauty Salon

Phone 502

Welboru’a Sfiop

Phene 41

Lula Miller, Prop.
106 Magnolia

M affctt’s Garage
Guaranteed Repairing
By Experts.
Park and Commercial

Next to Western Union

BARBER

Groceries— Meats

SODA FOUNTAIN

Standard

Stoudenmire's

Ponder&gt; „
Candy Kitchen

Phono 104-W

Barber Shop
W. E. Home. Prop.

Cash Grocery
Best Fresh Meals,
I’ocllry—Soa Food*

Hone A ide Candy and
■' s s n d w k i S r * - * 1

. Drinlto—lea Cream

MlEL’n l t S i'

Ill 8. Pork
.,

Cate — Sandwiches

INSURANCE

A n g ers Eat Shack

Lira INSURANCE

Phone 9122 » &gt; -

SPRING W ATER
Elder Spring

Schtthz Service
F u to tw U sw b u rt^ ii

Open 10 A- I t to 2 A. M.
Hanford and Geneva

KARL SCHULTZ
PHONE 4*

211 E.lgtBT.

JEW kLER

they

Jewelry Shop
c c. B rim Pri*

Flo-Pure W ater
'

PHONE 311,

THUKSDAT
j
t The flnje Circle of the Garden
Th** Itev am i M * P*t»l R r« lfrn »
club of Hanford will make a tour
.*1111 ilnl i*n. of IIrvIbiih
of the Winter Garden N ursnle
• r the nie*i* 1«**ti*v of Mr *. Ii«*n I
Members sre asked to meet at D:3&lt;l
f**rn « rm-Ua*r. M r* ti \\ . S ’ lfiB V i
o'chick at the home of Mre. J. II
tend' of Mr- A. IV Lee wib
Cole lough in Rose C m rt.
, t ■ Irarb that *b&lt;- i* dl a* •
The T. K. L fle ss of the Firs'
omr of l*or on and daugiitir
Baptist Church wil) piect at the
s-. Mr ant Mr* A VV l.re i
kf^urch ennea st 3:30 o'clock.
lltl L iurrl Avenue
** Hegular me&gt; tlng of Seminole
Chapter Number Two O. K. S
With Mrs. J. II. CoMough preMr and Mrs II *W Hawks, of
will be hrld at 7:30 o’clock at th.siding over the business ■VC- ion Orlnrul", formerly of this .ily,
Masonic Temple.
end Mrs. Myron Smith condur liny 1mere hrie f»r a »hiul time l.slay
the ctv .llo n al. the r&lt;i|,dar meet They s ir enroute for Charleston
FRIDAY.
Central Clrele of the Gardrn trg of Circle Number Three o the and Columbia, S. C.
Club a ill be entertained by geotlun First liaplist Chutrh was held on
'It'* Mat) ' lark .m l Mi** 'I*
On- at Tturawlll* with Mrs. II. Al Monday afternoon i t the horn • o f
Pipw orth ae hoatme. C*&gt;a will Mr-. Volie Willis ins on M agodlat Howard, of III.H.rnfield. \ I. who
Uave Central P»rk »t 10:00 A. Al. Avenue. Mrs. A J. I'etersnn h d hove been visiting M Mn&gt; Mnw
«' h ' Imme or. M ittoll.i \v
A picnic lunch «IH he served a. charge of the Bible study l.-o m ,
a lte r which Mt«
Fled Meyer.
r t":tied li n e Saturday
l:0d o'clock.
nnaht two chapters from the mis-1 Mf
Mr“
n .rtie r ..id
The Atall a Circlc of the Ganli"
Club of Senfor-I will uir-l ut !&gt;:.IU non tmly b.Kik
g u e sts '!• ond Mr* U v le Bar
I luring the hu«i:c s s o cssi-i re
of
ohl„ InotnrwJ
u'clock »t the home of Ml . Ile.ir
Wight, Ifasi Furk Avenue. f&gt;n ports were heai.l fro,,, ihe eh.ur- U k r vv, lr, Tsllipi Bni, St Peman of various rom n.ilt.af. ..ir
Slln,la fur tllr ,Uy.
breakfast.
____
The munthlr me .‘tin - of lh •• J. t . Ml’. .hell, enlistin'nt eh ii ,
Miss Slira V eliiiner. Mrs I!
Ameiiian legion Auxiliary will b • m in. outlined ylnna for pro-miog
new menil&gt;ers. Tho-e present vnr&gt; Os*oin&gt;i .n.i l ud«iK V ilt.ing.i, »(
held at 4 o'clock at the Sanfm
Country Club with Mrs. Allan II. Mrr. J. II. l.'olcl'Uih, Mrs. It K Fils td h . N l„ are t K* gos is i!
I’eurtfov. ilrs. Fred Msycr . Mr- . Mr aisi Mr . Henry U m e m iln-.i
S tev art i s hostes..
W. II. Britt, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, home on Wist kiral Street.
A. J. Peterson. Mr..
ndeavor Society Of „ Airs.
Williams. Airs. II. H. Odham. Mrs
Mr. , n | Mrs u. E. Rato win and
U J. T ailor, Mrs. Afyrun Smith, of M i., | ar) flnidwin, of Itiehni mil
Church Has Meeting Coir.m&gt;
la City, Ind., Air . I!. A Va., formerly "i this city, and Mi»Vlice Whl’r, cl o of Richinand.
H P iu g ran te for the month were II well anl Mr*. J. II. Truluck.
plan to return home loinurr.w sit
plinnril and leed.r* were rho*:n
rr spooling s t ve isi days h ’re.
ot tha meeting of the council of Longs Entertain For
the Junior Christian Kndenvor
■1 Virginia Visitors
Society of th* First I’revhyterlen
Church held on Atonday tvtnlne
Complimenting Air. ami M rt. It.
at the home of MH» Alary F rum '*
Andrew in Drcamwold. It wre an F. Bnldwin, Mlta Lnvy Ballwin,
nounerd that the subject for No unit Mi e Alice Whl:e. of Iflclimoiul, Va.. who ere •pending u
vrmAer will he, “St»ward*hin."
Dor log the m ectint
rluthr- •hurt litn" here, Mr. and Mrr.
Mr a . I Mrs. Alahulm llradti-bl
whlch hare been c .IKvtcd for lh- Ituw arl C. Long entertain d vltli
orphans at
Jickaonvllla were a dinner party given U&gt;t n itb l at and -nodi daughter. .,f Jark-.u
vllh-. o•. &lt;»-.1 yrsterlny eftirni....
parked. A social hoar was then en their home on Park A vrntn. •
Pinnrr w;o eerved In cuur c« to *| en l -evcral days hero will
Joyed and
yefrvehmentx were
nerved hy the hostess. Thoie p re t­ fru it the long dining table which Air .i .l tlr*. John I. Galluwuy .
eat w art: Margaret Brnntt. I au rt wa* overlaid with a lac# cover an.I their h.,m« In Alayfair.
Alee Hrown, Anna Belle Brown. rrn tereJ wl h a l.mxl of chry.onJack Wilkinton. Mary France.i thium - ind dahlias, Piece card:'
Andrew*, Alt'. Herman Ur .urn . were designed to represent dahlia*
Mr*. Andrew lllll and Mr*. H. E. Covers K err tai l fur: Air. and M ».
Baldwin, Mias l.ucv Baldwin, Mis*
Andrtwe.
Alter White, Mr. and Mrs. II. F.
Font. Mr. and Air . I.nng and Allas
Thrletlan Mclenre C harrhc,
Ellen Mahoney.
"Kvci la-dlng Punishment” wa*
the siihlrct of th* Lr«aon-S*rmon Woman’s Club Will
In all Chart b e of Christ, .Scientist,
Hold November Meet
en .Sunday, November 1
‘Dio Gollrn Text wa? from PiovIn necordenc* with lh* unani­
?rt«a 10:28, ‘Th* hop# uf the rightmu. shall he flsdaaes: but th r ex- mous drcl Ion (list all Woman’s
m o b l i e n of lha wicked shall per- t luh i ay m**;lnga be held In the
lt.im of luncheon* on th* first
I Among th* citations which com- Wednaedsy of ir r r y ni in h, thr
■itcwl th# l^ a on-Sf rmon wav Ihe rrau lar n r s tir g will be held to­
lo ll .wing from Ik* Bible: "Coal morrow a t U :30 o'clock. The
■way from you tU your traasgrea- hncheon will b&gt; served grumpily
Kbtp*. » k — ' ye Kara transgress- a t 12:30 o’clock tn writer th -1 Ihe
Id; and make you a new heart and business of th* day may be com ­
L new I plrlt: for why will y* die, 0 pleted by 3.06 o'clock. It is un­
mouse of larsrl? f o r I hat* a? der tood by all club memtera th at
plrosuro in th# death a f him that these luncheons, which will be held
ulelh, Salih th* Loed God? w here­ sack month ora I &gt; he serrrd at
fore turn yooreclvga and Ur* je " minimum root w ith no Idea of
(F.lrk. 18:21, 32).
making money.
Th* Ioston-Bormon t h i Inriu-i f Ihe following pe* ago* from th Christian Bclene* Uxtboah, "8ci•a re a ad Iloshh wi’J i key lo th.&lt;
An Impnr ant ria l n is i* sal*
ftoriaturco," by Mary Bakov Fddy: made some days ago wav rrp o ru l
"Th* eunnnoitfoaa that ala 1* this morning by J . II. C'lcluugh.
yard mod while unfonsksn, that M tha Col lough Ifonltjr f a , who
* h n ipinon
i t dit raa
Can bo
Km* geanla*
• snrlna ia
laa Iht
IKh fM that J . Howell H b, of New
v sf via, that tho *a-c*U*d Yara City, prominen* e mml«.ion
b of lb* body frroa from »!••. merchant who bo* b;*n upoTaling
that Cod’* farioo lx eugbt in this section for sottio whrtori,
lh* daotrac'ina of slao-th* * ha* purchased lb* Jude* DirkGL
grave ml*Mh**" (p. 291).
era bom* a t Thirteenth Mtrtst oiul
Mai soils Arena*, end will occupy
it early In D rctm hcr.

Williams Home Scene
Of Circle Meeting

* " « h i '*••!»• th,% fl*»rht
*• «••
Itnr* nto’H iilla.
n.f t|n 'u .1 •• i. ri&lt;tol»al
i h i r f •ley
la y « n r r • !
tK
u l n » flig h t m i l

* i t h So vie t ltu« i.» u n d fi w h ich
tli*» i lunrwf s n iild m t i v r not nulv
.**m* and a m n u in ttio n . itut m ra l
*»ipi’OM (it ni'M
*
O r ft t M l i l t v l r * pul In ly f u n hat ile d i i*ril4«'tilttr
n e w sp a p e r
r«I tiri ttf |(u * m u tf'*opr i o n tfrltra *
Mon* oil l**»th thr
K a s trrn
and

i I m \-&lt;

to ore day \ f t r r l* d u n i( l l a
%h i i ». h** II** a tlii«‘, t ! y to I'u e rto
I d ie ts . Ni- i r a r n a . and
fro m
t!i« * r t•• ii«t»»' ul
I n f si* niati »»» Iw m l i * t flight did
HIM atat* w h r lh ft M t« I iM it * f e ll
w»|| *
h**i lui-1taii*l nil
the fliirht

War tarn Manchurian h.itl**r* were
l.a*»’d i hls’fly nil rumor* lo t pit
• a trl\ .nlmi I’d ti h* lief th*t there
tna) to* »om**thing l»chind ih«* n»
mor» tn 'p ile ot M. h arak h su ’*
t atrifuiirat *!emalp

Tin* Im rut.iii t li|.f»n lavirv^t
•rv*| •h **••r*;i (Jane in tlu* vm&gt;i I,| and
rrvnin! I *ir«* nidv to *.h» l*ti \
nnj
• «h*trr 'hip. Iiiij'i’*' rnplans* li th»* w .rht on* dnhv.'V-d
h«*t f **• .i th«* f «»•?•»» . hi K m !/•••

BL e lite White, J r . left Satur­
day far Chtrkx oa. S. C, to ot
tend a racoptioa whkb will b? rlv-

Si ll'S CI.EANKI* f f A |
AND I’ll ESS I , I» «Jl71
PANTSn.KANKD bJCTg
AND I'll ESSE ll
Opponilr’ l ire* Station
I ’n lm r lt n

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P E N N IE S
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THE

Seminole Creamei

5rG

DRUG STORE

Sanford
Druj? Company

ave

"Z Jes’feld Folllaa of 1931”
llr Itf n M argin (o n p Lin o )
Kuih K tllns (a f rig h t)
lle rry Hlrhman

T hree m ighty
good reasons
"M IL D E R "—marly at many as jo u likeI
T h a t's w h a t every C h esterfield sm o k er

know s...and it’s noe hard to prove, either.
Just try this blend o f milder, riper tobaccos I
"TASTE BETTER”—jwm7/ like as many as
yarn smekel That’s what more imokers arc
learning every day. 'N ot over-sweetened,
bet Just sweet enough for consunt enjoy­
ment. The m ild,'rich flavor o f the finest
Turkish and Dom eldd tobaccos.

Fairs Uw

you.

w ik h o l i it s t u d i o

. „
A ft­

The home of h lr^ C. A. Aader - 1 *
eon. Jr., 1208 Laurel Avenue, was *("
nn i.
the srena of a llalliw c'en parly
given on Saturday afternoon by w
Kciriiw • tn«t • nttarV* In th«
i .-..11^♦c|, ,&gt;pe'»ir«1 thr***
l l r s . S M 1.1 K H HI S S F .I.I.
the members of tha Rose, M/vlowe *
wiIt! fount i\ .,f ,ti4 T rilsih ir. lh* other » •• •. * ml«» th** olhs-r Arnori.
Spirit ra.*l i-l
feiim •f thr
Japanr**- • • e.
. • m|iti&gt;)rr« of r n ft»t ISn A ntrnran Airway*,
Hunleam llaml af the First Bap- "
'*|'IMl||.l!|a| l hurch
llm .1mi’ .»*. ,,» « ,( Nntiili Man* 'O n F**l« i
he hopped off I .'i i l \&gt; T &lt; li s t u llli A\ K.
tt*t Chorch. Games and contents I
w rr- enjoyed th r .ughoct th i aft- ( y
1 chut Inn t.« * • I'hniiot to t*k«* ftom h n . f•• r»t*t*»hnl. sr«*inir l*y
OBI t\|M &gt;
rinonp. Kllcn M rtlgreihrr won the „|
t.lofip u
\
,i letst Itti*sin wny «»f M ina nti,| Northern CYn- I
prise in the pe.-mut hunt while Is&gt;it a
|ih»l**»ii •' »»
!• I i i • tphiriutiic trnl An** a
Nipper » as pre-rnted with a prne
, . orivtt i
,t
)h i %
«is*n . In ft", y ,|| of *hmt v fir. K* ofil*
for having the most attractive]
who has lucn l 'lo*
n. mm ign M’tin n iv ar 1- p m io l h* Mr* l.ttidlHTtfh.
Ht'
costume.
| s|
rr at vari .uv I M . K j
i,
t i liter :iiiihd '‘'iul«»r tftiiJrd a
,i p la n f iicrtw * the now
bar. rclurneo ,
Refreshments were reeved to the p
t 1 •• •
* i b*’ ld|t.iitt «• iim ' a * - ' fan i'iu * ‘ I in (h r ' »*h l ’irv lr* ' for Ih c
foil wing: Aileen B
season.
-oh
I ,
11 ,t
fir * i
untr i'tiil&gt;ihi mi? the isliim l*
Ruth Odha m, Cmrol
s" 1
'1 K n g M itin l»4* ilcnic*l o f th** W • |»t«f!••*, th e north* in
M- ana Mr« i hsrles Wilkie an
Fdw sni Marshall,
l l i ’ ifi .ill intentio n n f
to! in i f ' co a*t * f • nth \ m r n r n anti tin
urn &gt; . b 1 b irth of a &lt;tuuyhler on
Mnrv Alice |||ll.
K»»* ••
• p~ h i o U 'i i * h i i n « * u t rm in trn • t i&gt; tit ul
A m rrh a
!•
tu n ia y at ll&gt; I rriu ild la tu g h tn r •ini’ll fit-Mii l\ h:i* M«kr l th«* Ja p - Y w r * o»i
Frances Smith, Ml
t*m th a t t h r 1 «n«I
sm onal lin sp itn i.
Junior Cleveland,
I i*n«'*t not Tii * \t»*i ,| l o r t h r r n m th U r t r h i a \ ill M w ir il n n u m U i
w ither, Mury Helen
lli* • Inn -if military
t upatn»n. of \l;»*n •
in
B r'ff
v H a ll w ill re
WB0NK8DAV.
• tol.o *• »*• 1'ii't. i*tti|;iiU from h u m itrfntt f»* e,| h&gt;-an.bruin*tot*.
ho is ill at thr
Monthly Woman'* Clut&gt; Day will
, tin J h* J I•» t«». the trims*At
M n n o r is l ll» « | t • € I* ngrhiiu in Taunan
bo ebeerrej a t tha club house on
•
f*-—| its* •hr*,* ttrn ia l*. i h r Ja p - U n ti* ftn** pu-hr«| th*» nos«* *»f n
Oak AsellU# beginning at l:W»
| . nr«i' «ah ln e t a* it* m eetm p \***
I* n*A&gt; u ' m u iilan** in to tht* ••**!tIi
o'clock with a luncheon. Mat •
p n n n . o f I lulu
l i t 'ay *a\i* p a r l m il a r a t'* ntion to t»
pl&lt;? '•&lt; I mdh* t v h i ir« I f and
rvoersmtlons with Mrs. iloeard
• M*»f i« .*1 | o| muI- ihiil i hina had ird %, 'he riyit'p rum
hetaern
•• b i«**t oi M i*
Lang.
lift
hom e
Of ! *ntr»*tt into a *rcret ar rmngwuwnt hr*r aint • ,i*t.■!•»!. I ’imii
thr«*«

ATTORNEY

Spencer
KnCHSRCO
Auto
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being rigorous on thsso debts.
Among other ffr:lorx Influencing
opinion, tho Idea ba* got about
th at reduction, or even cancellalion, of theso debts, might pro­
mote prosperity.
Up to last spring, any compe­
tent Judge of American political
feeling would have »*!,) tha coun­
try ’* ovarwhelmlng altitude wee
sxpieeeod In th* phrase, “ Maks
'em pay,’* or la President Coolldgo's teree, T h e y hired the
money, didn’t they Tn At that time,
any American politician or P m ldent, steering his' courao by what
was presumed to he our national
feeling would have avoided sug­
gesting amelioration. Yet the fa rt
la that when Mr. Hoover did pro­
pose amelioration In th* form of
postponement, the approval by
American opinion was aeosatlonally spontaneous and overwhelming.
Newton D. Baker, eX-Secretar. of
W ar, said a t th* tins# th at "those
who anted t h , reception accorded
th* Pnoldoal’i proposal b* plain
n o n had th* experloneo of hearing
or tie* no and small business msn
« “ •« * -* .* * •* ' « -

I 'a i f r

e

TOPS IIH 1

**r, reiognlilng the n O M .t r o l
Congress, obtained a ^ p re ttn fro m
a majority of tho members before
he proposed tho postponement. _
F.xceptlng this foregone confir­
mation of • year's poetpqneon^
by Cengreee, no other action upon
A m trkan Initiative le now contem­
w ''A n Orlando real rtta te concern
plated. The next emergent* of
; two aimmmrrd a “ Five Yrtrr I’len”
these debts for action by America
r to bring III a thousand farmers In
will come In the form -of an appli­
. fire )ear*. W hat are they going
cation from eomo one of our debt­
&gt;'t» f-arm and what are they going
er than thos« of Mr. Newton D. Baksr. The Traylor boom ors to bo relieved.
to do with it a fte r It’a farmed?
at present does not sc«n formidable to the Roosevelt fol­ The whole m atter of debts due
u* from our Alllea, gad , f repara­
' t tiptlm iellr reports' shout tho lowing, but It will bear watching.”
tions due from Germany to them,
c u rr.n l Improvement In business
I* now up to Europe. Hpeelflcally,
3Mtditlons will enruurage n tot of
tho beginning of too chain of ac­
folks, deliberating whether to lake
tion la up to Germany, f t is now
that winter vacation or keep Ihe
SANFORD,
TWENTY
YEARS
AGO
appropriate fur Germany to oak
uld lU 'e on the grln.lttone. In park
that reparations be reduced. Fur
T ag and come I &gt; Florida. It begins
Work un the Genova bridge, • recently About 25 of hla lllllr Germany to do this Involve* no
friends
were
Invited
t&gt;
help
him
new Improvement. h*s been fin­
humiliation on her part. It Is
ished. all exrepl lh# draw, which enjoy lh* happy occasion. Th* merely th* exerrts* of a right given
lawn
which
surround*
this
home
It being put In now. The contract­
contract.
, Another fortunate city I* l&lt;ec«- or. Mr. McLain, h*o certainly mada presented qnlt* an animated scon* to her In the Young
burg, where the mlllsge for the It a Jib th a t will be an everlast­ *s Jbo little folk* wore entertained
roming year has been set at ing credit to him ami to all theae with various gamos by Mias N lta
twenty, a cut of two and one-half th a t bar* helped to aecompll.h B, Moor*. When tired- o f playlnr re­
mill* from last year’s levy, desplto by th eir liberal subscriptions to freshing fruit was eorved to them
June. T hat j h , did not, and that
a rolllim dollar reduction In ■*« Ihe necessary fund*. 1*. Hung*, an lh* lawn.
President Hoover a t th a t Urn* torft
and chairm an af the committee, aaya
teased valuations. Thirteen
'
th* Initiative for a year's postpone­
islf mill* of the twenty mill th at m iro money la needed and
Homestead Chapter, F u t u r e
goes to pay In4i|r«at and a sk . th a t all contributions b giv­ Pa rater* sf America, haa entoend ment of the whole chela of reparse
Gone and debts, wan due to an ap­
:lpa| on city bonds.
en to him or to II. C. DuBoao.
Into tho firewood business. Ac­ pealing reason expressed Is a lit­
An evon hundred fighting ship#, cording to Ooorgw N . Wakefield, eral!, piteous plan from President
Tha Florida prats regrets th*
I roomed fo r th* first formal ma­ chapter advisor, city council haa (lindenburg af UoimoDy to Presi­
iMremsnt for th* tlma being of
a g ta s d ’to donate all tho rtm oln- dent Hoover. A t th a t time, pre­
katlos O. Mullen, for m tny year* neuvers end inspection by Secre­
lag timber oa th* ton-aero tra c t ceding tha d o bed, th a t later earn#,
moral manager of th* Tempo tary Moyer, awung a t anchor In tto
Hudson liv e r yesterday morning formertw u*#d as a city dump, to It was felt by all th# statesmen
bnos, who has recently resigned
th* chapter If tho boys will ogres and Important bankers In the
is petition on pecount of 111 In a g ray line • even mils* U«gto cut It down. A t tho ral* of IL M world th a t If Germany, a t n time
Intth. Mr. Mullen Is a former
a cord tb d ambry* fanner* will gel when tha world did not know of
raaldenl of th* Associated Doilies
busy vet* ag a n d ’ truck, do!(rar­ her Internal plight, .h o u lj of her
f f l u i d s , wall liked by all who
ing . t h e cord wood where vor tkolr own initiative hov, aoaottod her
low him, *n.l a newspaperman nf
salesmen ran soruro m order for rights to a moratorium, sixth ac­
■tor* o r Winter fueL Any profit tion m ight rosblt In sHmnolaJ
remaining will go ta to lh* treas­ panic and pnralfsU .os e f l j A
it rase man Dran* penetrates
u ry of the chapter,—Homestoed
k a t revolt)tied. Al' • LMmwhoa
utermoel race**** of th*
Enterprise.
Vwhole World was norvoda sto u t
Xlvtu Everglade* to f t t l t th*
uodH, U inaw.a Wtdd
lolo In hi* native habitat, t i
Georgs P, Wooddoll cam* Into whether th* d*Lt*r p»or]
. a t an todlan pow wow, to
th* city this week with a load of ability to nay of th* trf
I th* pip* if p o r a * .’ I f tbs
fin, Koffer peer*. IT. loft two at thi* laltlaUv* ig ptvpral
loles a n pleased with th eir
th* UeryAd offto* which w# b an UOder'that rooditiow i t
Ac* fi.m d . perhap*
will
*• display In Urn wIndaw.' Several
(Uhl a* * brother; msk* him
have bran along and stepped to
bid Chief Rala-lS-UtofOM, op
look at Gum, n d l E i remark of
Iking kr othhr, OW'pothap*.

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Persona

T l’EHDAT.
Tha D soghU ri of Wr»}«j Clast
of tha f i r s t Methodist Choreh will
meet at 8 o’clock s t the home ot
Mrs. T. C. Bolt, 114 Laoral Arenoe, with Mrs. Doll, Mrs. C. W.
Stokes, Mrs. Uladys Walawrl«ht,
Mrs. 8. M. S rh sssts, Mrs. M. L.
ilfh t sml Miss Versa Woodcock
boatessrs.
v The Voung Woman'e Circle ol
the First Methodist Charch will
meet at 8 o'clock with Mies Maud;
( arrawsy.
The A U thrsa O a ts of the First
Baptist Charch w il hare Its regu­
lar business and social meeting et
tha rhurrk a t B:00 o’clock with
Air. J . C. Mitchell, Mre. O. C.
Uibhs, Mrs. K. j . Taylor, and Mrs.
J. H. A lj a t hostesses.

Touchton’s
Sanford Drug

for the post year and which Is today readily dlecernablc In
ra th e r sizable proportions, Is lending hope to other presi­
dential aspirants and their follower*, not the least of whom
Is Melvin Trtiylor end hie Chicago-Texa* supporter*. Re­
cently the Philadelphia Public Ledger discussed the T ray­
lor boom os follows:
"The 'old home-town rally' at Columbia. Ky.. yesterday
to fu rth e r the p m id en tial boom of Mr. Melvin A. Traylor,
of Chicago, la not without political slgitlflcance. Mr. T ray­
lor, characteristically, was not present. Hla attitude toward
the enthusiastic activities of his Democratic friends In vari­
ous parts of tho country has Immh strictly noncommittal.
A few months ago the organlistlon of Traylor-for-Prealdent
clubs 111 Texas was reported.
.
"H e Is a former reeldent of th a t State, where he en­
gaged In business as a young man after spendin* his boyI t •• perhaps not to ba
pgttad that hoarded money end ■ hood In Kentucky. Although hla name until recently has
etlm* W«ve should go ha id ta not been familiar to the eouiU iy-.ai~4**^.M r. Tpkylkc U
rccoffniic&lt;l ah oho of tho financial loadtrri of ChicAft&gt;^M tn s
mml'd Middle Went. The Illinois D«nocratn have formally in■n*t domed Senator Lewi* for the prealdentlal nominatioiL but in
nittcr recent week* the nentlment haa been turning toward Mr.
imteln Traylor, and acvcral meeting* have liccn held to advocate
*
hla candidacy.
,
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Mrs. Anderson Gives i —Hallowe’en P a r t y &gt;

&lt;&lt; oniinuroi
! M-wn
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"THEY SA T ISFY **!* emry way! The tobecco, the paper, d^ejacfcagc’,..everything
■hoot ChesurfiehiihlMhe best that money
out buy or that science knows about!

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A TOtiGR JOB FOR THE BARBER

h ic a g o .

N or. i r —(Aj*,v—
Jim** Hamilton Lesl*.
T*rtyinr »• » •* * ■ * * •« thnt ho
r j d fo r »r*&gt;MHnt u * t t eot-end&lt;&gt;ut wet." .lid yeriorday many of
Iho American poopjo w on moro
concerned over i W toore* of thoir

PRESA G E
(fontin iod from Pagn Ono)
tiro Indicat. close control.
The frist Ohio district, compriInc Cincinnati!, war rcpretente.l
for years by tbo late Speaker
Longworlh. Democrat* b a n concentral*,) Ihoir attack on tU s seat
an ! the one left vacant in Mlehin &gt; by tho laly Representative
Vincent.
A ding-dong battle la reported
from the Michigan district whero
a p r o h i b i t i o n modifhationlst,
Michael J . H art, is tho Democratic
candidate against the dry.aupportrd Republican, Koaa O. Kind.
Piohibitien has popped op as an
lueiio in the New Jersey gobematnriai contest, together with the
economic sitoatlon. Both H arry
Moore, the Democratic candidate,
and David ill ltd. Republican nomi­
nee, hate dretaied for repeal of
the prnbihltien erne raiment, bat n
third cansIHate, Edmund. K. H al­
sey, with Anti-Saloon League suppnet. has Interrcncd.
Fire ra ra n l seats In t^e H o use
will is? rille,| inlay. Three of these
were held by Republics! m. The
election af one Republics! and two
Democrats is conceded by party

'A balance of 12d,890 ia antic l: J which a w r lit p a rt be nb: 1 by unusual expenses and loss
o f rer u n e through fail a re to col­
lect ta le s and a redaction pf atata
RM feprlatloru.
.
There are outstanding aa ea in-

m i t , * af a I per rent rate of ton t county has I t white school
bafUbrgl with an estim ated val­
ue tied of 31.083,004. and 20 caloreJ schools with a a estimated
valuation of ItSOjWO. T o u t school
property valuation, 91 ,220,000.
In 1980-31, eipendlturua for all
purposes amounted to |204,716.42.
T b r. arorage teacher's salary la
'H M . n i tho a v e n g e coat of edut r a tin g 'a ptfpiT fa |4 7 JS par year.
Yf, The enrollment ah white schools In
• ll30-.il was 2333, In colored
.? pHUaH, 1130, wtlhm a ta ta l tnroll- merit of 4942.
■' Special tax school district vatua- tlon *n,j mlllagea are as fotlowa;
0 District N*. 1, Hanford, valuation,
14,047,094.00 with a current mlll-• ago of 10, and a bond mlllago of
* 1 9 } District No. 2. U ngwood, valtig tb n 11,060,488, currant mlllago
' of 1&lt;Cs*nd bond millago of five;
D istrict No. 3, Oviedo, valuation,
’ 1*97337, current millagu of 10.
bund mlUage of seven; D istrict No.
** 4; Chuluota valuation 3182.52*.*,
to rren t mlltage of 10, bond mill*f» of fire; District No. B, Gene­
va, valuation, 1361,1*I, currant
tlls fs of 10 botkl mlUage of
„ v e ; District No. 9, Lake Monroe,
Valuation, 3666,129, current mill' , age of 19, bond mills gs of 10.
&gt; . Floating Indebtedneas of the
f .« h o o l districts are as follows;

Whisker-. Mack lUles, blown ones, mar yellow ones and a few
red a n si a te seen spro.iting Iro n the noble chins nf these sailurs,
who rs tu m e l to Boston r.cently on the 11. M. S. Milwaukee after a
long rrulse. The boys liad In shave V m .If, however, l&gt; fore going
ashore. Ot.ierwi'e, their friends mi*lit not have re'ognixrd them.

v JMatilct No- l owe* HOOO *“ » lo Kllirl Riser, Miss Maritae-'l Cox,
cat peraaa, borrowed at an sight

' pwy ceM rat*, and DUtiUt Nu. 2, Miss Alice Rider, Mis. Blanche i
|2&lt;H)0 to a local person at a McKinnon. Miss Mn -lie l ake. Mr*

AUtANY, N. Y.. N4v. 3 . - ,
(A.P.t —A Democratic dlira
to i
control the atata assembly and a I
political d e p u te between Governor ,
Honsrtell and furm rr Governor ,
Smith baa given an odd ydae New
York election the im pottapta of
the even year ballot rtmnRng.
(
Today a congressman will bo ,
elected in Brooklyn; 1B0 amemblymen, two sta te senator*, 20 Jua- ,
th e* of the supreme court, mayors
In 64 cities and county and dLstrtct
ufflclals in rsery county, i
.;, ■
Mx airlndm et^ta n Do *111 bn
suhmttted to the people. One deals |
with Hie reforestation nf abandoited farm lands. Rtxieevrlt favors
it. Smith opposes it.
On this disagreement the atten­
tion nf the nation centers. The
comparatively inslgnifl|anl nature!
of the amendment to the state con­
stitution has been lost In a popular
belief that the ballet on the ,
amendment wilt be an Indicator of
the power nf the Smith Democrats
In the state as distinguished from
th a t of the Roosevelt folio
Generally the add-year elrctlena
bring out fewer voters than the
even-year election* when goHm*
or* and presidents ar* named. Skit;
this y e ir tha registration reached
4.107,143, an Increaaa of H U M

KhTHryir* Vara,
MBs
Kmltle
I-ingle, nod Mi a Rose Hurt.
.South Hide Primary: Mrs. Stella
P. Arlington, principal, Mrs. Jes­
sie Russell. Mrs. IJuintnri Urown.
Mrs. In llir Nix, Mrs, Irene Walt,
Mrs. Sybil Ifouth, Miss Ruth GilIon, Misa Mary Robinson, Miss
f a r ml La Barber, Miss Francea*
Morrow, Miss Klliaheth Whitnrr.
Mm . R .lh Hunter, Mrs. K'isals-.h
Bindshnw, Ml«» In lin e Swam,
.M rs. Minorite Jacsn-, Mr-. Klirsheth Mason, Mrs. Ilsldiie Goff.
MUs Zlltah Welsh, Miios Vivian
Cronhy.
West Side Primary: \li*s Kntnia
Owen, principal. M i s s Dorothy
Fjokes. Mis- Aline I haprnau, Mrs.'
Marlon *81. John, Mrs.
Helen* ty v is s tsyawad Mn MW LaanWaa *
yedrhm l A M w H f a r an e f f - a l r j
Stephenson.
shot I talk which ha A IM wltM
On* fac to r In tb# rr e a ts r N j l i K ill Hide Primary: Mrs. Velma humorous sto rlw bearing out sev­
Milched, principal. Miss J an Max­ er &gt;1 points In hi* address. He out­ nation, a-eordlngte Jam aa A. Jharwell, Mis* Annie Belle Dyson, lined several ways In which tho ley state Democratic rh alrm a f, la
• d io a tls fact low with th* Hegjtmr1
Miss Tressie McRae, Mrs. Junia* raiBoad bail Iwnrfitad
Sanford I adminlatratlon- Farley h* beegjpc*
Turn hull.
un,| mutil rnnlinue to do so, an d tlv* In whipping np Democratic
Lyman School, laingwood: W. J. declared th a t sii.h a targe and ap­
Wells, Jr., principal, R. S. Thorn­ parently active club a* the local aentimenL Oo tho eve of th* elec­
71
ton, W. G. Smodlay, Miss Flar* Progressive Club could load con­ tion umnocratla leader* aaid they
Rural Schools
etKe McKay, Miss loti* Itudell, siderable help In tho development had an even chance to overturn the]
Republican legislative majority ^
Mr*. Ilnaehud North, Mis* lift* nf the rounty.
, Rchonl
.
Th* butt assembly hod 70 Demo|W A rnett, Mrs. Lucille Wells,
i I,ym»n High
Cun Biding, he urged each mem­
Mr*. G ertrud MH'auley, Mis* An. ber to avail himself of tho trado ernt* and »&lt;VRepublicans.
T a k e Mary
The Democrat* have not conno H ark , and Mr*. Maud# Tup- body and It* facilities a t all tlmea,
'n v lrd a High
trolled th* Lower Houe#
elnco
f Chuluota —
per.
and pledged the co-operntlon of 1919.
_________
la k e Mary School: It. f . Ilcslop, the county organisation In overy
'G eneva ----Owceola
principal, Mrs. Ola Cochran, Miss endeavor tending to benefit the
Lillian Thornley.
Lake Monroe
rity and rounty,
Ovictlo School: H. J , l anry,
A program of entertainm ent
FanU ..... prln'tpal. t ’. It. Dawson, K. J. brought applause to tha following
• la n ry , Mr*. Helen lain h art, Miss amateur a rtists: M iu Martha
Chastain,
Mrs.
Annie ’i Duane Telford, who, assisted by
1? Grand Total ............ I l l
2611 Marie
Members nf the County BoardI Thnmp on, Mrs. France* Stine, Mr*. E. F. Lana, offered »onga
(Contiau*^ from Fag* One)
; • &gt; IVhllc Inslroctlon arei FredI Miss Paulina Moran, Miss Adrienne ami dances; Mra. C. T. Hentjereon,
do** not necessarily mean par,• t , Williams, Ronferd, rhalrmantI Walts, Mrs. Kathryn Walhar.
v ho played several piano sanc­
E C. W. Culpepper, Geneva; E. T.
Chuluota School: C. W. I shill, tions; C. T. Henderson who sang verilon. hut th a t naverlheless th*
Miiaa* accusation woe libelous, Klunk wa*
/M aine.', AUamortU Springs; T. W.• principal, Mrs. Ramona Wilson, iwn baritono solos; tha
Mailes* To: tance and Mary EUl- surd on th* ground th at he helped
Lawton. Saaford.
Mrs. M. E. Dooley.
clrcuUt* th* voluoi*.
r
Trustees of *pecial tax school•
Gen vn School: W. L. Svlg, prln- aieth Neely who o(fer*,| a song
Her*us* President Hording W l
Doyle,
youthful
and
d
tn
.e;
Hilly
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/ dlstilci No. It II. i\ Du Bus..• rlpal, Mis, Margaret Goit, Miss
vneallat; Miss Marion Haynes, been dead four year* b*for* Mia*
l. chairman, W. M. Haynes, H, U.- Julia Geiger, Mrs, Mnj n r Stdg.
B ril ton's owa booh &lt; u puhUajmd,
•
Osceola S tool: Mr*. Vera Hall, blue* singer, and M in Marjorl*
foghurn and Georgs
Andenon the velum* Was not libelous, th*
- principal.
ruled. “One m a t libel a
&gt; la k e Monroe School: II. K. Mnr- whn offered tap ilxncea* Misa judge
d*a,j man," be eiplaloed.
l ris, principal, Mis* Ella Mcf'uUcr, Eliubsth Clark arcnnipinl*d moat
('Mtcbiding hU_ statement. Judge
• Mrs. Fannie Kipp, Mra. Puarl of th* enlertainar* un th* plan*. KHills mentioned a numbar of

(fonthiued freon p a n On*)
roitillilnfa ** &gt;• (J
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Jail

good.

Mia* Wlnnfrud, Htmng,
Mb* Georgia

Dumas Solicits
Support Of A*CL.
Quits Services
(Continued from Pag* Q aat

trot Zachary, f * r | and Keminol* County annual­
t . Ml*. E lba-

Mra. M a ty
»l*. Mrs.' Mril*i’ Rtlnevipher,
a Mahal Wlkwn.
Hh,

Mias

ly, and th* fact th a t nearly 2090

g a th r___

», Virginia Henderson, and
rg aril M nffett
'o^stUoal Kehooli Mrs. 1
Mtittun, principal, with
WOT* Eleven*, aasiaUaL
anford Junior Bight J. H

said, "and T

"Billy" Date son had a
IIUU
that with th* wealthy gongiter la
the rounty j a i l 'a week ago yes*
terilay. Atphona* handed him a
tin bill, and toon Dawson was
free again.
Yestaiday he was hack in a cell.
II* asked to be quart*red with Co-

s e lf Jwtr1b i i w h r' the*■mA'cacelra&gt; aectioa,, h is tw two and

Mayor O r mack,” said Senator
L*wL, 'b u t ■ *31 aura the mayor
realties t"s prohibition question
la one to go along with food,
clothes an.1 homea for the needy
millions of our nation and aidlay
tho r-turning progress and pros­
perity that is now on tho way.
“ It Is more urgent, a t once to
ronaidcr for tho people, placet uf
shelter for their families thta
winter than for a phtca to enjoy
a beveraie.*

"
S a S M S S .O port! C. A. Brown, of AppMeo*
Mintv. had '* btwA wRh a b o n d
beaded by FtUchte Prado- near La­
ta too, mtirb farther teeth reeoltins In lb* dooth of f H d o No'
giunlia casual tho reeuMed front
either encouhter.
, 'A

budget

limitation,

Hoover

seas

to reduce and starve the
HOOVER NAMES seeking
navy.”
BODY TO PROBE The procedure to lw followed
presidential committee has
NAVY LEAGUE bynot the
yet been disclosd.

The League's executive commit­
tee sill meet here Thursday to
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ntent since the Gardiner storm decide what course to pursue.
Sunday ana member of th* com-broke, hv announcing hi* deep re­
sentment of the personal attaek rhirago, former assistant aerrson his chief. It was assumed this tary of war, announre,| th at ho
statement was issued with the full manted to “disassociate" himself
frost the personal attack on the
knowledge of the Whiter Hour.
Adams asserted the pamphlet President. He Mould not dlscuai
was full nf Hml*l»idlng state­ Mi feelings In regairi to the other
m ents;" that alt officers
with assm ieng of flardlner. Other com­
whom he had talked joined In mittee members have kept com­
“taking exception to this method plete silenceand that
nf conducting affairs
DEMANDS RESCt'K
tu rh utterances would do the navy
barm and might "Serve to alienate
the friendship of many men who
WASHINGTON. Nov.
truly tegard the navy as the first (A.l'.i —The Amailcan
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toent has • called upon Cl
line of the nation's defense."
Hodman Is one of th* navy's out­ authorities to rescue J. W.
standing figures, bearer of m any, son. Anierlcon missionary,
medxla fur notable service in th e 1Chinese bandit* and punish his
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Ubllabcd beta by H. J. Jordan, lo­
cal mirrhant,
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FROSTPROOF-ffhw Ciah Oracery opened with'L. R- N y tw h *
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Today’ll dollar npent with u i goes fu rth er than ever before . . . .
This la In kevping with p m t n t day condition.* and enable* every Ford
owner to maintain hla Ford in proper running order. Thla not only in­
fill re* continued aatlafactory operation but actually protect* the Invest­
m ent th a t every owner haa in hi* Ford oar.

Judge’s Ruling
Increases Hope
For Nan Britton

Th« entertainment rnnvludnl with
witness** from Morion, Ohio,
discing by Mero'a Orchestia.
furmrr horn* of Misa Britton *•
well aa President Harding, and
Ex-Cellmate Of" A1
said ha believed all aacupt oao of
them whu tewlifWd concerning Miss
Capone Back In
Britton’s that actor had Indie*ted
ntlCAGO, N^Ts--(AJM -iA l they knew nothing about bar char­
('at&gt;oii«'s open-handed bene fir*nee acter a n j had not heard anything
■lid his ax-cwUmata no particular

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We are Hating below a number of repair operations with th eir form­
er price* and the price* now In effect. Thla reduction la made poaalble
on account of our moat complete equipment, trained orgnnUatlon and
large volume of buaincwi.
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We invite you to vUit our service department nnd'*ce for yountelf
tho lx*rtt etpiipped Ford shop Li thin section of Florida. Your iiatiafaction
it a*.nired. We tue only genuine Font replacement p arta and factory
method* of repair done by faatory trained men.
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Tighten main iiearinga _____ _ d00
Install ring* and O. H. pirn .... 8.00
Inatall ring*.................
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9. Grind valve* ............. .............. .

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11.'Replace cylinder head gaaket 1.60
}.% Replace exhauat goaket*
.76
16. Replace oil pan gn.sket* ......... 1.76
18. Replace timing g e a r _______ * 3.00
20. Replace fly wheel g e a r__ 10.00
22. Replace motor aupp&lt; apriag i... L60
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60. Oygrhaul Jelutcli
61. Ot(«rhau) iiMnamiiiaian
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Comb, of Op. No. 60 and 61
60. Overhaul rear en d __ ___
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81. Rriine brakes
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94: Replace front aprlng_____
100. Rebuah front end

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106. Replace R. R. bail- capa .J..
lift. Align front wheels — ......
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101.
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Repack water pu« 9 ___
Claaa carburetor j e t s ____
Replace bendlx aprlng___

208. Replaca generator brtnhea
818.* Replace Ignition

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really knows how.
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B riffs. Jeweler. Mag. Am.
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Rev. Otto H. Natar, of lodlanapollf, who will hnira charg* of
th**tinging, la a leader of no small
callbfr nod will conduct tha ilaging
In accord with tha plan* and purpotta of tha. EVANQEUST1C
HOLINESS ASSOCIATION, INC.,
wboaif hawdqdartfra ara In Orland*. Kin. Bav. Natar waa n daltyaVa to tha WORLD'S SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION In To­
kyo, Japan In 1U37 n n j apant quit*
n while traveling throughout tha
,empire or the Mikado, studying
!tonilillon» and tending tha alnglng
nor nunwere af convenltona and
leonferaiKa* on raljgloui lines.
! Mr*. Samuel ThomM, al»o of
IndlannpoUa,.. wlk * T»T qdfta n
While National KvMgaUat for tha
mV, C. T&lt; U i In Indiana and la a
soloiit and young peoplo'e workor
who .will' bo toady to odd to tho
Internal uf tho Convantkui hor rich
ekperietKC*, Ihboa things which
wilt tanka f*r tha betterment af
tha world and »tlr young heart* to
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LIBERAL ALLOW A.NCE on you.
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I.V CASH PHIZES
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tale* that rtfrvih in e n ti w ill To triet* normally Itcpu'jli.gn *ill i* i r-*«%iitr l In f*«.narr«*fi* ling r* p»».i * •g i • * •L* al
Screed at the eonrliudmi uf thr be filled later.
fn** grn r* I •pi««ii »n of tvng.. ahirli t***r»! - in-ail. HUD. II |1 | , h.*r*“|l irpMaiehnif »«f
S a tu rlo . attvruu-M hy r«||
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i.u.fel in t» a tcfrig o a le .! hot*
• Man• • • i h.
nontie aitcation will play in the Dh«.*»l * f di • tA- iona of j ;.y , l i l 4rn* ••lay l»* in** iai»Ii l thlmg *if »li«
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&lt;&gt;r 1l-r '.rip ac«&gt;** th. Allxntir.
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"off-year'1 elvetion. With a broi- ........
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- * o .lum p prexalllng a year ago, r &gt;•.’
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puMWao maturity of too In the r.ii lia » U i n 'ulrwU
th** 1*1 or OU»« 1'l i ( h t.baB&gt; Nt|a-H*l«l*%» ' •I
W A S H IN G T O N , N n .
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.-• v- ‘a, ba»A*j with th-* A»A»n*r M*s-li,*\ *.j
i*:i.#•»,»n
.-• T h e
Jaatke
department an- Hom e,
h i * u llv r i. A t i* mrrti/i;r hr*** last j •
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Hn*i«*4fi.
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,-n 'T ' ' r
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The *pllt he tween Alfred K, Ju ly ihvjr warnfil that u r r a n u r l
°nl&gt;
houaced taday that a ronfeulon
•'niual i i - u-ral
• Mm I •I. Wll • Ael* * -liklt II1«*I||* r»«* . All I *.« U • s
'""• • -»«. ' - t w i n the m f», uf ” (
, - 4 0 n ” *M W
“ U0Ba , bcea abtlined -fro m Gainey Smith and M « »ocre*aur a , ,New niiltotfl U I Pr ^iiulfl rr*i»l to ih«—
—
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lyitaks h »| » Chfn* I- ,|it ) I,’ aI'1|- 1 •ll* *1hr
. at «l,a* I .,li ,. ?l l|rv •h i nine rear*, who are .irahle
-i jm f i
eymiHir, young Apaehe Indian, York governor a-aumr.
tilimst nil «4fort». |o that wvi I.
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n. |, &gt;.,*.1, ,a.| In a 'l,n .| — h*.*.l rear-.e of a U&gt;-k , ^Aqueduct Supplying
In
the rejyge* uf iiaucuai
millonal i*ou*
(.olli nthat
n n«he iiuoa
n
i tHenrietta
i a r i f i u ranee •
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killed j uMint
Ufirroploymrnt w t i .UroihaM a* l - n i U \ V A w a r C l f f l V V Y / .V •rend re .e ie l ild.r. t_lt. i In
fh '.i ill ) . « m . ) i, h .i n u n ,-lher uf ...ie.|uaiv rb.inuig.
Nehmerler on the W hite River I n - I 1-'* ' k m d tn beva-ie uf the re --n t lhs) M *«t Iwginrianl problrm lo U ;
Vn f ^ m i l t r v
C i m I n u f if*,
Hai'ar
an I -hen j. ..I.abl ) *n 1 1. 1; h -r jneon*.i&gt;. ,■* V i « .xnl
Any .n .ile n t baling old slnih Big City Is Dynamited
111 1
t i l l I CM 1 i&gt; 1l»n hull. I ll- .d -c -a ' n- will * ulttn rhev t-i|d Man-Pit ^h * i -he
dian revervatlM' in A rilo n a l**t re fu e l uf S o lth to take him&lt;e'f €*•41 k k r H . M nrr than AaD.iHKI rni)
inr &lt;Jilai.lv foe u «« hy the**
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leawrw•oovw. |ai.wi vuiin. way Nurkwrn w »n» «i»*| in !** ill*
• . tvlegrapl.r.! di -city t„ V u «li-, h .1 Jon* ih .,;
Wl.n, ,u lh r -irltdren i. a -kr.l &gt;n l.nng it t., iho
N&gt;v . ( . —
Mr. K. It. la n ey.'iceal pnehry
Th e iluiean to m tlg n tlo n agenta a'tnatlen, A full-fledged boom for «pd fur in* a hard winter. A* 'a
)-'.i
i lo.*i at ibe l •■'■•’•l The Lr&gt;* Ancrin* hunrait
! ihgtnp.
| w . m.I* a n ! k ill,.I he .'tt-year-otU 1 •I
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l ln y .r-n l. the i . i hour va, : nd w 'nnlng H ra«fl prire in 'he parturu t &gt; the
rtlia ln a ll, a u a a h d , SSd U*«n killed baa been going on for weoka.
tru.il.li.- »n -a . c..n- ting her Ihmat with a r i . r lh.- •J-.O. • ha.«, J r ., .,r jge,. ( j nioii K w a, notified t y telephone t a la ;
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Kouith
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the young Columbia lt o i v m lt y reWhether
Smith
intendj to
-w——
e e
#aeee■*i ..iieinM
*•* '. land
IAll'1 f i'.- day week will he ditcu- fd.
fi*inh- rnpo.U
rcarlu.l I'p ly.. •&gt;(, ■.
i i . v m .U ) ip. I |..|,| k.„f j,,
Mien *, t. - ill Call for the mt 'hnt *«. tiunv of tho *qvi*di*et
Other*_______.
pranne —
togk*
the ^2d In
' " rr Ci.ni.-.t lun.lurtei l ) I', ultry Jepene.r 1
‘eearvh worker. H e h being held f « r rgnotniaaiion. Hemneratie leadr - . .of
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*
- her im .tr,* , x.hen
I l ring la g water f r m ,
thu high
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I Villen
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reaiirn he
ne I*
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nia hold w
in
to
ay eon*olili 4tion, -------r r g u -' “T rt ' i n
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will
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|. «* v Sierra waterahe
------" ' ****.* I . th* city Kata
!l« '»s*i
n Ti . jiorxt
Alor*e,, to«
aelfai*
In fedetal court. Mlaa Rchmerler1* at tltalar head of the party. The U tkm of bu* and ir i r k tn n e p o r.
tK *
natl..i.u'.
■■■. &gt;. Ih C 'r. n Krrrrp N r » » ApriK-y .1!,
-ivaamtieu.
No detail* are
•rvl filling Had u g g - .i f »«f j t„ n irtriN i f..r ihg. c«.Jni&gt;, « U » dU* I m n !:l
T Rllrt,,:,li- Su
body was found la a ditto aa the Hoearrglt-SmKh
Uoo*ev*!t-Smith unlit
h o
r , - .- O Uon.
r*&lt;|U»*U
for
in ,reaped 1' ,r » »**&gt;'
apUl F*
«av*.
, » f A » W» amt
.
pnl»h f|.&gt;a&gt; Ch Hifrhun. &gt;ail tie»r.*%n h ft w(&lt;(
I f ii u lr ait&gt; *.f »Kr donated ar
tapmlr
rnms*
reoerratWa.
,“
"*
Tenet enna* real ton amendment in Ireighl rate, and ihe gvneral
i r.- *-r&gt;,r v . Ja p a n,-,. ga--rlji#ii at 1‘ h .u l'.h n n
ru tlM
ieolated flacO*. T t o
~ --------------------4»clr» I., th*. fanillltf i»l tKw r,ii^
»«&gt;lala*l
anno,
are*
the State Canatltutloa. *pon«3ie.l
the winner i . ^
^ a ^ r l n g t- de,u,,t for *•
A&gt;|ii«du(| rupplie* Loo An gelon
NnTi*m!ftr Istur or l HaI ia»
W ith the tabor men’* «&gt;**ioni
y tto governor and opputcil hy
with m«*t nf it* water. It
i.K n m iu : .-.I de-lina'i.ni
.v h llr
'
slruf.
Jull.;&gt; oKleie.
i| Juol
*— - a
- day
— / off. «o....*
in c . ai
w,
.
“ f a r t 'l.f the livw.p* oppea id i .
Th&lt;* *ont*vt rtiipra c *• #ir»t
O v e r tn New Jet4*y a governor) , l u " b »* «r* «»ry of lomm r.e, o »/'' "
if*' l l&gt; M eparier I , n u »e in th.- Ji
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«aea in a ro ntru ve r., hei *1
As to t o *(acted, and lh* IX m o -,
“ *•« and radio ll»U n»r* th a t.
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r "f tf k
k*
T'*’ m tion of II rl.in Twenty ihiee m a rri.g .. Igenre.
B e l O lllin g 1 0 (0 C lt V
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» • » *bJ*«A*
* " • » » t working for a de- “ w*r“ 1
d *&lt;" •■I"1" ; « w * |
_________________
f JAOUONYILLK. Nee. t ~ *aDto far repeal of ttop ro h lN u o iil
of
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*
*»• *«&gt; lha cjhdemaaUon uf f a m
t •r»- n * j*d from
— .th*
—
ouffire
ff ir r
a#
l*aa*pon*H,.n »jFalcai
high p ri./ .tu g * of ch irk., -tev.-mg ,
.
.
. jl AJ*.)—AWhodtUe today idenU- dk lio e of tab lag aver tho *tate |
» ounly Judge - Janier h jn .n
indicating that
the
wlntui * ■* to obtain water right*.
-H o *aid “tho lac!* .b. n»l *ub U - •**' H i t u ro rd and writing- n* A r m i m c n t D i l i p S p L
■ I M toe man *bot by a imHreiaaa eontral with‘ A•. -H arry Mome,
lu iin g th* month of O t o ;»r , of. * :-a n r. v ,. lu- a’ iag In haofard I .'
tuto,“
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TWO REM K 1IXBD
in WU record* rwvoair. lr*by.
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n.ai ing ( on less ion

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T I T 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 I D A , S A T U R D A Y . O C T O B E R 11. »M 1
•mi «aif| that hr » i « n H ih t)
l'l«a-o&lt;l n#*r tho way SanfmH *#*
Soldlaf up two N*»rth*a-Vm ton
for# nee to thr rrnt of thr "tat*»

ft

1 ouch Drown raid that tho mvfl«*
"awfvl. Fanfonl »HwM ha»**
woti ►y at Ira- t four turhdown*
•\mlraw J»*k«on locked pitiful
njji'm t Sanford. Thi% h«v Kao
or i« ill# h##t blah *i-h«»ol «*nt»*r
.’ &lt;4
*»i*r ft##n** ( ‘oath Frwwman
rejfTrt that Sanford
'•&gt;•1 lurh a well-earnril fKtorv.
tfhfliU that hr looked for a Hr.
ami that "cn#*h « in thi• -rrti .n
at*' Sanford und«*erat**d iidlv
Mi Li.rui has a wfale *'f a fan«
nd 111 ml take ah© t It**.

Truck G rtwera Down B A T TO AM R P A T S
Cha«c And C o m p a n y * * J ™ ‘
Team By 19
Three
»&gt; R n. Ctll.LI'M
Thi

O in «»

Ilia ron.l

llall team

* *• W ) ha'ly .If a t«l taut night
V the S«:if -.| 0«dado Tru ik

ALBURN 1ST YEAR
PLAYERS 22TOO
Florida G e t * Of f To

&lt;
r- (h* score being T n e k
(&gt;ood Start In Its
( rnw»r# 19. ( has# 1.
hranh U r) an ritchrd tha fin*
Homecoming A ffa ir
i .fining- for rh ate, and with
i c nr-vptir.n nf tht third Ini.in^
r;.»l\h&gt;\ M.l.h. l » t . 41
* Id thr h-avy hitting U n a r m on Flor* a r«*t o 'f to a eo «| Mart oo
. n frrrr.
Iln w e v.r, In th* third itA Home&lt;'• mina week-end pr»»
'olnif. with the •core "landing 1*1101 yeat# *dav. wne*. the ha^v

ll
&gt;1.
11
11. k.

R e s u lt s

U.alon. W, Vo.i rtl-nuvllle
II. 0, 1. in C u ll.a . *
Hake fa re d '
fcrakln.
•;
Kt.r.al II.

»I Iisinm.llla; Auburn ». Ftorl.
•' • l l *fr*«hm#n|
%» i ituion. H i* X » « u r r r «.
i'l -• leg l»l mu ft
'• \rk«i|t IphU, Ark. Arfc«t&gt;**«
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Kid* mdn. Ark
l.m u llotk
'••1l»a» II. k:i.|or«.«o J m hui
•Mirra 1;
\l r«lle. Iowa: I'aratina
Mr 1*1, iu e a i IS. Ornirai 12 ill*)

ADDED REASONS ROLLINS TO HAVE: National Economic
FOR DECISION ON FULL STRENGTH!SrRn„"iJ!LeK
GAS TAX ON FILE IN GAME TONIGHT

W A S H IN G T O N '.
O rt.
31.—
(A .I . ) — FtT)|Nirilr for a ruttional
ffowuRlf r itineil to . terr the ship
nf \im ilf n In h iu « » : way from
ful’J f I
m I r.a r- t rlittle d yeater

State Supreme C o u r t W ill Strive To K e e p
Again Supports Its
Home Record Clean
W edn esday R u lin g
By Beating Visitors J
j r,h
an”" F' tiir s
ih*' tJ
:nit***l

W IN T E R P A R K . H a ., fhn. *51
W hen the whl#llcblow# starting
tonij'^t'x c o l l e g e
foot bail
game, the Rollins
f'nllege J* k
Tars v\i!l ha\ their full fttrengin
| want ymi t*» tike a f.*a ft m
on Tinner fi*dd in an attirnpt to
•t»*' tin e to f a i l th * M 'liftH u
1«*rp their home »e:o»,| *le«n a*
1 itched hall to derp ranlrr (or a ,i ||.» u .'l.m
‘ dftorial a piru 'it'K In the J n*:h r f »»»r.t South Georgia Stat
..mu
r-r.
wnrmg
Phil
ahrsd
,.(
Man.
,ra
f«it»
lla
n
tinukll,•*»n\ ill
Juitmal »e«terdfir It i
i r liege in the thli I home gain of
In'Kmght
roppad
out;
Bander.
aC.n.l
........
plnva.1
ly
Ihr
f
.
•
u ritttn hy our of tho rh***- *l f•i
•he «eri4Mi». -ta rtln ^ nt H u 'c h -k .
D rily
walked,
I’alim*” year io» n t *rned o^t
i»ut and were
Inweta nf ^|air I in all hlnil .i - inch ti.
While most fan# t-ive th* Winter
t • • I h r t*»ei»- n e t ti*u'
‘!
•
\nd *•*- all true, every w
•»• •met d. Mortng Herder and Bo'ly.
Pnrk l.oy* the clge In th i- ro tr *l»ia hi* tr» right field, which with a fi»ie game of foot^.a I.
ii:
f*i,'t# i «u«-h MrlKiwall l# in»l *••
otfld hav# gon# for n alngle.
I h* f I idn offen-e did noi
Ileware Florida, leal y«n lier
•uie it will t* an **a«y
g:m*
•naeVer.
«.n
account
nf
alw
field
M.l’tly
nld
tha
!nai
h.«l
Ink
-I
•nmr nf Ihr finr«t futarc ««dSnjili G utgix Jvaft o I a s t s l»een a
ig
Ti!lt«
•
tretched
Into
u
honm
*
i.i
1
l
i
m
b
Cowell
thov
|»h
Ira e football talent thr high
&gt;ftrd testa tin Rtvfiin# hot in th"
n. bringing Palmer In ahead of v»* in. t*
-l*»|p«d o%ef a to'ieh
echo**!* of thi* •t ftte ran pro
I -*l tw . games th-- break- ha»e
*.n;
Th
M
’
*
i
ami
Iqerry
•ingletl.
loivo nu I i M id tie evtra p* mi •
’**-k»v wit » t!»»* Iw r.! gndders. W it’»
dne**
k i kins
a tlnrble, aeiir'ng the
nnd ipiarter, nh M h
I hi- warning in limtl&gt; and
c i defeat- » the hand# of th
b«i»*t..n *nl PJerry. hut wen' , &lt;»« • \uh i T r» nt nnd left th
T»**, tli Georgia f*ru kei# wtti
had l»e*l l»c herded hy I ni»rr
•*.l a’ the plate attempting I*. f •Id •«* t •• i itrnni**iuii wi*h *
.&lt;• it m* .mi t**"ni *.«v stop.
-itt athletic offU ib U If |hci arc
alncrrr in building for Ihr fu­ *t»et h fke b»t into a i ii ,'ult dr. *c. ? to o margin
1 •*.! **otkn'it# have I fen fh bil liar c :t ut fir»t In end tne
Hu* •» Hi* rp .-iu g p e r m ', the
ture.
r«**g*ani nt W'lnt r Turk
this*
r
!
mlng.
with
eight
run*
acrr»*«
th**
Dal*.
l.sN
ifl
rrnlly
ie
*
|
I*ul
*».
Ih« idea e# (hi* warning ram
vee**k W ith tho la k e
Virginia
(fin in g
.mi
» „ ri|n
h
*e
m
th
iinning.
The
Truck
lO.j'1,
.
•
-f
J*
«*y
hrvd
poa-elotr
to die mind of Ih !- writer afl
Miiitnori t Mv rH &gt;k of phyelra!
ro w tr. Aire a».le to » M r-ne •if I*
w lch ln ra, and. whether )ou Ilk.
4.1' r» “ ly nil th* tnn»
rr watching the Sanford lhgl»
••n •*v•••% McH.Uk.ll and
Evans
football or not. y .u'vn got l» nil.ni
•
■
•
?
off
Dryan
In
th*»
-n
t
h
Mr*
•••l».g j
-iu g e tourhduWYi in
kchowl tram
prrfoem
aea!n«t
' av* »r*t r . « th*? r»#F of ha»in# .
*Jr* ,ar At !«•*• thru- month, ir
\ndrrw Jarkwnn at the h airfield * •r»|U* dale tiu.k up the burden in j i h il 1 le Milt I and fo*llk «|iiar
heir t *.*••&lt;••«
stale from over
Ta*r, il*a ail you hear
*r *rv» nth inning and a lowed tho '»• t nnd throwing in n safety
. ainmg TH v h ive not *een id***
tedium Ihuradar.
n.w r - i nl&gt; one run in tbi i'»i go*.oI 'iteatur
* »\v-i r Ae* ml maneuvers has**
?#The unfcrlunate part about
rune. !«jl the firower* got to bin*
f hr lurg -l tun of the game
••*••» fv*»tforn;d and
p#rfertr«l
Tht
i
eleryf**
li%
t
t*
*
tho
T
i
■cal of this pi.hlicity i« in whtl
i the tig ' th and before the In l • idled ••• I ’••nda’- Inst s '•!••
»! l l t M . r . u l ' * I nn »*V| ‘ K* *r’ '•* a ci J ly •narlaj ‘ lo m i have I •en-|**-.D in walkini*
**r . i t t ll I. it it war no fftu'i
‘ Bilfht d j to the hoy* who are
an »•» Id e retired "even ni«»»* Georg'* \to'e ••f ,%-4iii f•11 *1 brake | 1 n *4|j « k ^ ••. i-*'. «*iift :•*
I
Ifltu
lr"
which
le
v
in
on
excise
t»v
and running thiotijh |da?» until
illng ill thr puhllci \ Will nf Murray Kinner, Ifetirew rentn
At T -v r-re - a H— hn ti * •«»•»
m i tu pay county an* distn : •hey n u l l with m v*'line like r g ' i
n« had r ro «-ml the plate, hrirg a d*'teimi t d Vnh. rn a .vnntr lat*
•anrr »nd lln t r r hr .h i, |., •nd Fu l n lie -le t. a«lm|f raptaio •ig their total u(• to 119
i r ••• tilt *.ot| r«T&lt;| f4l yard* f*** • VI Matoi«rii.a«. i .u .
i.i**maa. ,,*»nr|e. but for fttate rtp in ir* in Itsrtt&gt; lM a )tr« who -iifferrd "tiff
•••I another •••ally g*»al half
»* op la Ihr aplcndid name
in*
Palnt'T went the .n tiie diatanr* i t.ttirhd'iw i. g» i ting some {•'•&gt;•
M'inihur«ing countl?s anj dUlri t' r —s froin th** Miami 'rame i f f
.fli
hloi 'dM ui' l« t h i men,
ru ».» i r iMii&gt;* i ••. Snrj
.Kay bar* madr (nr thrm .rlira?
for contrlhuiiom and »*p ndlturr -•nt ihinugh light
r lb«* &lt;i*-*»nir« and ba'ked uP •I* •king Oi, ' lie wny '•'»! on r pull
scrimmage*
h. . {|
1•••••h&lt; H**»* i j : &gt;• I *.rt m i .
nlor • und unit*.* -oinv
M ill thay Irl &lt;11 thla .pparral
V.W
ii
V i ul*ei t» support pitched n mu* « i !•it.i •*tr » D •»( il'iiigvr a it Ii *
r 'it|i* by them for con-tructlo i o! Polish m -h s a good team out rvf ;i
Inter
l»»ii»
uovit* •( ii’kli
)
I
llrm
li
;
popularity go to tlirlr h. kd and
"&gt;a«l* that have bsren made ita tj '•Ir ere;
' rful g»»-ie. ho! &lt;ng tb«* t hu-* •I*11**. »l ,, ti nt rnpid r 'll aik • IV . I.-M
D uw ali hope# t,, hav#
i mi !•••»• ein Mm* 13
.bpruiu* lha uaual ktulfcl &gt;hlri" t.i aid the •r boy- III grtlio • if
air to »e«en til*, three r •»* M rj* ndd&gt; I the I'ltru point lot
M»ad*i fu; general statu p 'in H,!**** . i* prc;tr»i»« shin ng wy tonight.
IK \\ |..». I |'U* k '•
1 luiw*
ti.
lit
they
1*
•
I
n»al•
o
iilai*
a|hl*ta? Krom now an thn will
h i- Munir* e
and Iwiirflta, th# coat of auch ru «»-‘
nd •tnkioff nut d i . the • Chw-r •m i i * thi*
to e' O
.S.iuth Georgia S la ’.n Col lege w- 11
&gt;, w *&gt;«*i &gt;m . :••
ti'li t
••tio*r college i» I t
.OT ■•chad man, puini.d .it lij
corif to n in g hi the thir I. * \
\idn mi i*\ il it* jreatual tlirnil
rcv.nt a rHfw of pigikin to t'M
................ ..
iix ) •fruition being hy tha utatut* ape
l
•
»l*
.tberrl
t
(lflf*l
IMP.
I
Iilitlri
*ln|itl
tV.it/ football (an In thU sectinn
lift ally made a state expense
nth and eighth inning
o ’ i ' .,!*•► hi* tig l*o*l hn . *ei-fi
t»i will l»e hart ?n r#at. A grite
iveili.r*
und tr..„k* ,„••»! *r»
I *• •*«••* iiMih l •
Ulked
al t ut
with,
prtlrd
'If thr fttate may Wvy an eici*
t m ill | field ng u n - th
:«*• p il'd op W ith I t» M o rn ., laike
nd whita meat*f.'«l line, averag
•
t
Vugn-ll'i'
I*
IVriijiiiliiiH
v
m e ulr«ndy been made *• •»• •
*ill
Fawned* o&gt;rr. faiorr.l. und whai
tax
on
gasoline
to
construct
an!
I
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*»n
m
*
a
i
•
.
ibt*
)
5* ire of the game, playing m Mod I* *&gt; iliruwiMg. and Menu)
"ig !«:* pounds, will be a forward
•f I lie- i ; 'i fig..lei •
• IV. «| I'mIill li-.il l»
Il&gt;lfthll
•f^*.
* ■ «» they take part
maintain stat- roads,'* the opinion .vail h a rl f«v p r n -tr it . A lensn
ver the tivld and n a* »i»c •evcrui Feoftofi. no f »•» lakeland pru«k 1 1
i .. . i . ii I. I M&lt; '
*| * •*•
*li I rom now •! will find uppne
state!, “ it may also levy ric h a 1 1••na| r in n -r and an
■iiBut oral « a t' he*.
•••ti |(•••••I i •*•• ri'*iu. mu. the liu
a curate
.wl*- •• llllsM I
,.|S* caache* romvnlr ling un
banner, |a a young giant,
rax to irlm hurte,
aa a currrnt .vaster. Smith. 140 pound quarterGeorge T h u r -l n r'lrprtavd Him
y T ig e r , vent fi*»nt th* ir «•'%!
&lt;l l t a , trying to dim their hcil
rangy HitJ not i* i r l
tilled
irate expense, contribution* made hack, will direct the
Giackcrx.
f. hi* team male* und al! |ir"*
vaid liu* to H o m in ' »i\ on tin
trying to make light of
out to hi* g rra tr-t propor I Ion­
I y nullities and districts. . . under r'hiMila will i»« represent d on thr
nt when he drove one out 1.1
slot;.* ».f th»e«* lung pr% r**«. Thor*
fir akllillrr. From now n. In
ite I- fg«t fur a Id** man and
a -ta tu tr held to b# valid author* G'-orgla team by Ashmore, half­
« on.I thr A met i an l.« gion h ;t wa tun f . •mlv one mow iiiipih r U f r word*, with thi a* U , k ii *i w — bow In n -r hi- band*
i’ ing thi* *ontrihutlona.,v
back front Gainerville, who
I*
•i righi field fur a home i .o
•s -f j! bi n ••, however, hefure thr
* la Ihr « r«* of lt&gt;ral anj
Seemingly In making a l*i-klr he He n h ,( gg( i u •• •Ingle*, getting
Gontiruing the opinion declared
4 toir wit over, and th»» thrrut
ftntral rw «*el| » m north Florido
r*n reach o'er hi- mate* and
“ the constitution require# a uni*,
r«*|tt for th ivc li t •*• i of hvi
f**r i lughl
I
their for* from one rod of the
*fr in fur it.
form and equal rat# of taxation
:nn?» up The oilier fttHI hitt- •'I to* |o ot fu'itinsin •• Iftt gave i
It* iilinurd from Page Oil#)
pTVfy won’t be the -amt* The)
line to the other to »*rah Ihr
v»*re Di'iider and T illl-. euih get proioi«i' of Iveing m hig he’p t*’ ' .m ild wuik i t *lie d i-jv a n .a g * hut it doCft not requirw uniformity
khfrn'l ^ alien a rharwr to Is
te 'l ra rrlrr. Si'iford folk- think | .m g three 0111 of fine trip - tu tn&lt; th** vu -» l» nett ^ ar I* •• llnl
: nd » quality in disburftcmcnU of
of the t'n l m I Slat* •.
ihf «ame. nd that’* where tin
Kunnt-r l- in** of the out«lant|&gt;
i t tote fund* for itat# tx p tg u ri." •
»'atr.
Rav-nel
wn*
tne
heu
&gt;
l.tt
Inzer,
hart
field
ma
h.
m
in
I
V
,
| in* tr*t ul M i' note follow-;
M rw iM r Hr*
Iii g prep achteil tenter- in the | tei foi I bate, getting t h r e i ul I i f * l i u mv»I mooned • nu»c he
Jut lei? Kllift* diftaenting opinion
The t ••vernmr il »»f III# tlnlled i was brivf. ft summed up tb« dU •
South nnd terlaiulr thee nns*t
nf four thn*a ai bat.
waitUli'l be t*Mu to U-«* »i)|il* of 5i b ( m bar r\'»iived the f»* ol Itrui.
F o o 'la ll fan-, ami fr;nitla wf ih
•enter#' views a#; **!n th* last
hr far wraag. Ooa of Kaiiarr’a
And# from tha third an I eigrih thn*w Imll tour* M a y U# boUl«i
f Ih*# council ©f the I rayuu «*t
oahool nii.l th.a«- I » „ bo&gt;. m il it.,
g rra tr-t
admirer* aaya It U
Inning the Chaio team p - l
p a n t injnrvi' department again*! Nations *»f Srptgmh*'f # uU. IIM I, im.*ly«is the act under conahlara
•Tkl of tha loan. Ih .'..' to y . hat
almoi.1 like watching a college
nun; ! *U£giutiti£ - li ai mainen'.a ttuc* thm undertake# to d ltb u n e ■ tla lt
-nod Itattle, tu t enough damagt Georgia. Amt tM re were
U toiJ with ui all th .lr live. IV.
tax tu payment of county anc
tenter work to wit n r -thiw n ihmi in the*# tvrn inning* t« !*er of lad.
Ilia
liua
who
r
n u l t f |.,».s wlthuul p u judti inK
Know than, to !#.• .ji.ial, in.a.MUM.
loud and bridge district
bonds,
)oung-ter do hi a'uff.
wreck anv game.
I
k * employ* I handily
ttposition
at
the
forthcoming
) uuiig-tci • who tlit« &gt;tar ui
obligations incurred by th# coun­
To
m
M
rCanley,
■
ualfm
ek,
lock
1
BO
X
M
rO
K
K
^
general
ifh
mi
munient
cmifcrcn.*ior
ciMlng the realiiaiiou of thre.
ties 4&gt;iid districts iu th# psrtorin
ID *l*»r i I*• oof at to • po*:* Truck Grower*
ah
•he fun-* r|r* with Ills r;*lnt u ffti liiig tny | rojv«» al K m iy d*#vwira »f hoping und planonu Ih
ancc « f county function^ an I t&lt;
tlull III I1&gt; . hu kfield a* Kaiiiiar \V iJa.h. |h
.'a
*hu*
thimigh
tho
line,
while
.ftire t , Muhmii to M»-t nmfareno discharge which the counties are
Ing able to **»»»nr" for their big!
• ol the pi* »i | •t lie i’ a . trail K n llT t , r* p
\iibtey Ik •tent, n Javk»onv|!l«
.. prr porn), fur tho l-arlod of rn ip „ w „ , d by . . . th . eorutttutlon,
school a- a f'.o.h.ill ployer \\
liv
e
l&gt;i
lonkvll
•
i»t
chap.
i%
&lt;
leiv.
w
a
the
terror
at
th.
endlender. !•
n n v 'y a a r t(|liin in E Novanibcr I. tn l-v y % tax and which tha H a lt j
htva not any iruar&gt;u |o
: ),„
lid d i n illllj nod hit. the ini Molly, if
fork lleiuJc’ ion. Hriest and llrowt* t'j J 1. tu ara.pt thr titiru, pru.i tr
Kmnnar, that amillug, fighting
by thr con, ti tut Ion U prohibiten ,
worked w «ll at quartarback am! that Ilk* action L- u kan b&gt; th ■
kaiU-wurlung •utter wli • i» n»» with n drive uddoiu develoiwrl in ’ ulmvr. i»-t *
from In y in i: t (as to dlKhartfr.
• Mgh • ho*&gt;i tall la rrtrr. .\Huv* riui . t
Sl.i'a
a
iqie
rrtu
be
a
convinclnh
oarr
frliH
lpal
in
ililiry
und
naval
only a rtar on the fuotlull fltl
'T atao ayret with M r. C h id ,
t I llr -te r |« a smart fo.»t’..nll 1 Kui atoll, ah
fullliark.
pow.ro
bill In the rla**N&gt;otn aa wall, nu
Jirotlr* Buford that th . aet war
I'layrr,
he
H
m* a f*»o|bull hri»»| anr M
\Vr
Iconic
Dhearer.
another
Jm
k
ercy,
2
1
#
“
It
M
tluum
'.rC
aiiilini;
of
th
illf lt a r , that quirt, m odel. e&gt;
never natre,) by tha LtffUlatur* ii
onvlUv p .filu d .
»U hm| out
In (. ,t r r n u r n t that th* propon-d
jcedingl) pcpuU r. and depaiuf.ibl I; ii f ••«* » xaniple of a true b l-r Wilkin*, c 9
the manner and according to th•port? i mi.
t*
e
line.
Flaying
tenter.
Shear
P.
Bach,
rf
tru.a i ll'll i i o apply to ron.lrt'-. r- iiuircm cntt prctetl'jcd by the
will lot thi.* sudden tur
•
r"a
p
a
-.r
,
warn
ran
«i»triitly
lo
t
i
||..r%
vatu
p
had
tia
n
lirp
u
i
or
tor
.V.nta .bar imo (,(,*!
canatltutlnn."
..........In ih rm '
It
ll*
iilyli, b. I h» niaha I Auburn punt 1 which contract* had bran lat prior
\nd &gt;«»u a*k me wl»* am I To ta l
.
JVu haven t any iva*oo t«» thin*
ah
ita at all 'Im r i, once bio kin/ a to lv, entry into fores,
writing lhc»e llneaf
Tu keep
ha*«
K in n e r will herotno mdilenl^ “ mi
It tl.lS H I I K T A T O K IIK TIR N M
ki.k a”&lt;l riia .iny tho bad out ut | •*Th*- OiV.tnroont nf the Unit* I
4
'Iu vrnrl, If
l-hTldu tiom leltlni! f «hkI luot*
blkhM ond hold him i l f aloof Irui
‘r ond fn**r for• a aafety.
III.
f
i
y
t
r
.
bop,a
th
it
by
a
unaninioo.
hall material go to some other I ak*. r«
th# rest of the “gang. ’ We •an
■
.
.
- , WAIUNAW. Poland, Oct. 3 1 .•chieil which will permit a rival .'n »t«r. 1&lt;
rnlire drfrndvu play wa. 'rn ia rk -' aiecptanco of thin truro all atim*,- (A.|*.)--hJarahal J o i.f Piloudiki .
I m tho alway* popul.'r I I . , tar u .
M rinto
• a a•
CoriW
I
'.’b
i
Ir.
Creil
MiL*3ii.
an
rlongatml
j
ph*ro
*f
mnlblenr*
will
h*
«r**tid
Pidand’a dictator, auiprlard
I
i
n
tu
rn
tu
whip
the
fiatura
al
hr IK cmtipuaeil «•r ih *n &gt;
ml. mailt ,e»*ra. .er ullcnal which will praren. rumiwlitiou In
llirBln|r
____ r t
v im r future date. Hid we out I IViuils. Itb
k*&gt; «r clipping, and lo iia . „f hoi
lu -r a |ew«| when Warner Mi I It-tiirar, c
ca'. ’hea uf !&gt;».«•» and a »u pr*- , * ,mamcnls and prap.rn th* ground .nnuunc*,! aft.r aban lonlng a IH, T H E S G 2 Z £ L il D . i U U S T O R E
food ho lo. Wo kn&gt;» |li t i . a ca
rarvad hi* puaitiun from an-rnty at
r«r thu .ucv. atjl cuneluai in o( thi whtfh took hlm u U r u R umail;k
d Lilian, rt
&lt;••11 went to Georgia Tech. And
* * romombor lin t |t'« nut hn.
tncl., nicely. Carl Shuman, former geneial ul arm-man: .onfarenc
. h , , , h, , uff,r,a
, tUck 0f Ui
Mired I* hot rac of a number
Ktyan. p ....
I t o J ho In, but bow irouil It, ua
T o u c h lu n 'n
8 U la Uf|urim#nl nfflrial# sal' f|rv ,|ia&gt;
Jm k on litminary, J ln p iy Madiaxu*.
ttaf'crqu dalo.
Which count*. Newripaiver "t .rh • h In* followed the aame path.
Sanford
...
.
nrlin playud at Y. M. A . la»t y*ar. the approval of lb# Navy *»ful NVar
I Maryan, tli
m
you aluut thing, thm havr
Huy Hymen tf Sanford, and Star- prvortmant i hjd brkn Riven I n - j
happened.
C IT Y — City paving inII. Moya, rf
Drug
Company
t.i tin n -w tlirir t u .-tii'tfiuu
buck. nlao tluml uut among thi f..r* lha action we. taken.
„ rior uf ^ . , 10, Htrawbtrr* »&gt;»•
•i*y and it ,n "d fmi '.all play
fuiwartl-.
Hal, (hear ha) a „t* I .
M
A Irut* which appllc *uly to ] tiial building*,
I'loing tiir i|uarurbarklnir fur t'a
° .f .
naw runatructl n . will permit the
,»pot.” They can be ihutril into
II n d g *, Standlfrr.
ir r r li.iit i Uam at the Unlvaraity
uraM"**'
United State* ta cun'.inuc the nav­
,4Kir Hnfnrluaalr cnndilion I , th*
Groom*.
i' .V'lrth Candlna. II* i , Itunnb. &gt;
al bullring now In progrr* , which
tll-B itanlai advkr and tdrallarkacn u*»l hlurbla m ight juot
ci'OaUt* of teien ll),0(&gt;0 ton, eight.fgllon of their frlviuta. They can
x&lt; well hnvo had him. Sum* of |ne I euark aad the city uf Hanfurd.
inch gun crtii ere, three lubnw-.ft* hcruei or buiaa. a«corJln&lt; In
■•**t -rb a lu r. and athlvtra In nar!
rint* and i n aircraft carrier, In ailk * » I Key . r« handled hwally. It
high wchnulx cannot flnanc* them 1 JackMin'a power
greatly
UUiuu lo flea de trover* f&gt;r which
C '» Vo that Oh Yrah U takinc •clvr* In g tltin r an advan,a.il *du 1 - rtallcd da* tu th. early injury
th* routraet* wer* let only * few
• murk later*. | la th rlr aurk
(Cuntlnue.i from Pag* One)
dai* ago.
■•d tk .t w k i ln v r ha m tfht aar ration and mu»t have help. Jock ;o Captain M l-h .ll Schemer at
*.n
wo
u
n,
of
the,*
taiy*
and
I*
f
illhatk
which
prevented
him
from
tbe
rra
tu
,
rtmeern
lur
n*r
child.
Th * Am trlcaa dmlaration con­
■ tc help «ta ll thu * U y a , hut.
, KHob. Ih Ann. decani, th . rn.lng tained no *tat«.uent coocvrnly
ike eh nrt j un that acor* ire I- raid Kaun,'r und Heottr a lii •laying .(te r the fir*t n-artor.
________
_
'element
In
h*r
lit.,
*h«
wruU.
■ heth«r Ut* holiday wsuld permit
dia l, far Oh Vrah tad bath boy. fat. In to , h i m cUxalfleatlnn.
n
gw
ii*
T h i, concern wa* offered a* Ih , iryltcrm e n t of chips and airplanes
h*v» coma In an a n d .r.l.a d la g
re* nn f .„ h , , m a rru g. *i&lt; becoming over age daring th*
» • know rixh ntb*r la alhar
Leonard Md-ucaa. f i r a i r
year.
‘ anifda. It’r up tt&gt; you faaa Iu
meirber uf th* l alveroity ot
run. an li-ca naylgatoe after h*
Th*
administration
baliaeo
M lp th,** liu)a rtm alu th* 0*010.
Kbit Ida varmily team la eaach.
lh*r* la nathhig In th* true* a*
Th rj
bound to rta rf tu i m a
lug hauford and kaa don* a
THR
the rhil'L Hot th* pruni'**&lt;l ►»*. conceived her# lo prevent replace­
VI Ik U »la f rod IU i l ) M illmighty good Job o l it. M . ha*
•
.
.wax n e i-r noLli and divore* amt.'. ment. but n&gt; cUiuxItlon U eeen to
•V I*- If * m w , had a pair al
a limited o*aad. many member'
L Y N n iH U R O . V i.. Oct. » l . - f,d|0w „L
take advantage of th* opportunity.
' W l tar th*y a r il dra*rvr| moot
•f a tilth or* not graally kleaaed (A.1M— Diahop Canncn y'-eterda)
Qaotation. from “Th* Anaww Ti*
From th* America* ita adpoint,
'•vp*hl* pU ytra, ■ » Kata th*m
■ llh weight. Thurod.y Hm Cel- r nswwd hU Invitation to Sena- Tk# ^ t d a n t ’* D onghU r" writ
K.Biter oaf Uratar, aa. bCa
eryleda artuaUy oatplay^ a ta&gt; tor GUs* of Vtrgiaia, t » p«VU*k u n by JoMph .1# Bait r, rmv th* replacement loophole W )«ld
mah* It poM ibl. to holM ate *d
f t " IK m b «rwdlt. Bat. out I m
parlor Jaekaon , k r n nwly ta ta hi* newvpap*r», th* Lynch , j ^ d . wer* road hy lb* del enow
Ctmumtlw Muetivr «tad*l
dittoh i I d,-. troy.ro a . well a* age.
, a iw h xrwdlt until U&gt;* Hollln*
&lt;*e their hop** daabtd when a borg N*W* ond Dally Adeane*. , U tw pl , 0 rn w r. tk„
•rat
other
re
u
e
li
ot
th*
asm*
else*
8*1*. (lalaM tllW . O rL a d o . Ntw
with Iht KRIRNDLY-GRIP
qoieh forward y o u caught th* lb *barge* wileh the blehnv *»W 1 ten'* rlalev of eUmle.tln. meft, du..*w . . . ____ , &gt;mml, M
during th* holiday year, aa many
M ayra*. *ad l.,* * b «ri gam i
••aandary deftaow aapplag in wnuM ( b u m him to ealmr suit for, Ing* with Har lag In lb . W W trl ot
S
T E E L ARCH auppoi
there
craft
will
b*omc
utmoleti
i r * pUy*d. H*m* Hay ruat oa
th* clualng mlaiitea of Ih* (In t
“•J1
llnuae, wee* ImpoMibl*.
kafarw th* period expire &gt;.
m o r t thn** irooia might apdl
built-in.
Gtaulng VICI-KID
M l . It aaa lb . oaly m r i . (
II* chtrged tha atnator with, - U t
)uok y .r , otMNat pt
all « f thalr glapy la a a abort
IH* ttaaw.
•howlag a “ •odden UmWIty" n n tn j,!, h U U rtr p U m ,
th*
W hit, night, nnd withoat th* kiMwWdge or calf, btedt «r Un. Thin
M U r i— k It'P h**a d* M kafar*
In kwplng with ntUrancM made Bouae. In which t5&gt;. prMld*U‘e of tho wlfa." on* ef tha eoanacl
H*. AlbK^. H**ih
I|pa
N ha*w.
IIH
icxtel hi MpncUJIy de­

(ton of th# Sernln.de IIiKlj
j j W r t w Jackson gtme art u
Mundinc through lb* Northern!
* * Conference hourly. and h . 1 1
tm aide* com, prole* ami glory (or
Samlnolr High ami I . fine
■[Ort«man~lilr, an&lt;J |*owrrlol ( imi|.
b*H taair,. I ,a.*h Mrl.iirn* ijnia
*4 much praito a. ,ht- ru&gt;l .&gt;( ihn.i
but Murray Kantwr and Fu ll,,
It** ter, lh«» !&gt;o) n v%ho ifliiich’. til*
IS t* of tho Jack#&lt;»nvillr fun* bn
rtw ritn i, i n if^Mi ful.i M
licity. U hat s|| thi iiiciiif i«
JiforcJ i« that ot l«Ht. Hftti &gt; t-r
of
•How ii&gt;ir armin'! h«m ■■••
U l r ’ "'V “ 'hlctlr Irani fn.m tlu
ally h»a now adv.nc.d to lha (run
*m ,» hk« r.lalili.hrd • t&gt;r.&lt;r#ilai&lt;
»h^icli
ic mu. 1 lit fnll.it*..| (ruin n..w
(Ui. Hanfi.nl la not* i&gt;n n prr wlc
t w iorgrr citir whrn it
I

T A L L A I I A S S K F . O e t .1J
( A.P. I — Additional rcatons why
Florida’* 1911 gasoline ta i reve
nue difttrihition lawr |« valid wrr«*
•n file in the aupremt court here
today
The high court Wednesday de-«• » Au«lin |V») Normal tr
It 'i» " i| .| ..» n
k&gt;
Kaatri • -dared th» act constitutional hv a
1 •ulufkl T r.ir ti r r • »». •oo» g»tn« i, four tu t*o decision.
Aasociate iuatira Whitfield fll d
1Ohm Ii I I’ft! v*-tally ?*
.. ( \# I* I 1*1.1 •«• •»
a spevial ( ‘incurring opinion, *up
v* I;u-i**r» I hum- j i u N«&gt;rmal 2 '••rting W rdncftday'i
majorit)
•*i i »Im•!• Trrh 11
pinion y t'ircult Judge A . G.
At |I*a«rmnti
Milling- I'olv *
i.o•»*.*tto* ^i*i* r*» r-nm**fi v*
a»np‘*ell A s s rv liU Justice Drown
M l&lt;-« v rucea N* » M*-air*» A*.
oncuri.d »n J a itk # W hitfield’ *
.
.. I,*..* • o l-a r *»
At Nr w \ «»r k S»v* It I •
. . r t \|* lit
periul opinion. He rom urr# 1not m
*...* •, l\ &lt;a ) . .
-* !••*» Hail
ie majority decision hut in th
’ .Ilf . S J I N
Ai Allienrr, i*hi*» l»»i n t"**rr»»l| &lt; m ajority opinion a i a rllte n by
1* M i l
l n l w l * ft
tl l r |
fudge l amp! nil.
ll I'tM-liurah • *i lu*lie I'n lv -rAssociate J ifttlre F llli, on# ot
• !•, I •u*i ur «it- I 2
-*• aU 11* 1 •h U m- M
* ni\r|*itji ’ he d i-s in te r-, filed a minority
• &gt;l inn ?•» •NieM l
pmn*r» in wh» t, rn* f iv e rviaonIlia# M k - I .
n* holding th^ act invalid Thi*
I UMMIIHI* r l .ri.l I Vlllil.irv
•.ilru , !.*&gt;••
l I 4. H««h*rt Y. dissenting "pinion wa« coneurrr,
Vi ill l'»l« r••»u*lg 19 lllH -b'U . i.i h\ i hirf Justice B jford.
•« I MM|o*| ' I*
Th© a t. w hi* h givts the rnun*
Vl Tallah.t •*••- l.r«,e **♦ T.M l.ih-,
fror.i
■ »2 r Un itlft industrial Hrh«n»t of tie- of tn - state revenue
•*hrcc cent- of the gnauline ta*.
tiari-nitj v
\i I'almailw 13 W turliui v •&gt;
•a* utta ked hy J»*hn K Math?w&gt;
Vi l.iw I'.iK H»***-•»*. Jl,
Duval county legislator.
Jft •
Al U l * IVal - ll linn *• CM) «#
Justice Whitfield'* «jw*e:al npm
- iliu m .

H

i*

slu u i

K al!»

•V|l*Wr 13. Ikhtili Wrdayan 12

.M
Maia Cftmvrun Age in*
1 ! Fiat &lt;*»nfral T*arh«&gt;r« «
At Marshall. Mo William J « w l l
I .o In n r. In f«v «r &lt;f tha Grow Gator' pr— .ryad thalr undefil,! U V|la».&gt;vjrl VallrX a ((It )
«• St l*aul: A u f f W ri iMinrt*.
... Phil Ma-h. flrot cp. draw » .cor.l ...d ,. h « f nff ih.- A
•le.ltal 0
M -rA U .tc f II
rlk; IV Hk*;i.
hit thr flrd ‘ urn fri •hin*-o ^ridder * i ! t.» 0
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U.S. A d v a n c e s 2
“ I f s ” In Its No t e
On Arms H o l i d a y

Sr*el corp^»ration. aid Gow. Khgeuc M tyer c4
the frdeiul te-erve h«iard.

It th. ie tliylng hefor# a b e n n iivanufn* tu rcr- *u!» eommitte**.
I re -w -l d**tl*i of th# practice,
eulue of plaus suggu#te«l
cor on.i*l* i'
ae ting up
nn
agency tu po t •anger ligntl*
Me*er somma*ix'H hi* Ititinim e
with the statement thaf 'Mve
f veirning" in limes nf m tta'inu.
- in itieulate **
Farrell *aid fhe idea would not
work #4 Car a\ the tcvl indu-tr^
• *»i*\ r*n-t. *»ut kdde! the -u t
|-.e'iinn n»i»»|»t !&gt;e x n ^ h trying iu*
Th»* te-ervw Foard
head e .
pressed th*? opinion there must '•*
•mu* change in the banking lev
#*•»»)*• line* now being considered **•
tIt Suite i-aftklig mnimitte#.
P.sn! *, he ; ui*l. were misled *• !
wirtf I cynnd th" h iiind’* of ju^tl
fie i optinil*ni during the ten q
dives. Kxre*-ivw loan* were inn*'
i hi oad. he added.

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M H I P I I I 8 . Tann.. Oat
tt( A I M — A truck lu .ta .l with at,*,
ton pirkar* want Into a tltch .ICkMarmn Ark in»*i lo.t.v c a r -jir a
0 * « |ierron« to th tir ilin lii. an'jL
injuring more kfci.n a »roro •*#
■ithar. O n ,,inant. o( th* lr j,l»
Marr alt whita.
o 'lrit &lt;r n*ia nf the bant p U ) a i ;bul a i i r I .r r i r . l tha ball for th.
i'iait"i&gt;. I nacb Johnirm,
whi
iilavp'l « lt h
tha
U n iw w lty of
(i-u ra in . t* lia rn hh 200 poem!
tacklan will atop the Rollina lln*
playa. Hut fotuht.i JltP ow a ll am,
r.Vana a ir not V1jast.

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Saturday
Sunday
Kid* V r row boa I A ylp•Ip wHanpaa Waatara

la “ KIDEKH OK T U B
C A C T U S "— • tai* .f
torJarliixl k r t t U i .
Ilavdabad and b*utv!

YOU'LL
LEARN HOW
VALUABLE
P E N N IE S

|

Flaming D*atK".

PRINCESS
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Only A d u l t s A r e
Al l o wed T o H e a r
N a n Britton Trial

Cannon KenewsHifi,
Dare T o G l a s s To
P u b l i s h C h arges

Director

FAT PINE
AND
OAK

diet ll.

*#«fur* I tuprlnt what Waltar
eh, Jackaonvtll Jeirnal apart*,
t r ami th* man who r«ftra*d
' Andrvw Ja*k*un-iian(oni gaaio
“ »• M y bWxt it bn I a
h* Km

aotod. h i m
&gt;bit ol Praia* ta what'-

M b told. In DaLami, at.
Ok D*Laad-Laotian 11if I &gt;
Yeah ulkad
■Land, C«M h

llama Furtotw frowned an Han(uni when lleat.r mac* a teng
run to put th* tDItora la a K orleg po.ltlen and lh«n was hun
•n hodly h* could not rvaoin in
th. glia*. JaekMH then raprloml
tha Hanfoed tearing throat tad
only In th* tell tom mjnute* ot
lb* gam* did Hanford d'Hootty
threaten again.
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during th* part arenth and oaJd wlfa wa* ..ppue-d to hare lead a
ha (uund thit a‘.tltud* “tm ailng lonesome U f, In th* executhe io«aend a .niewhal amaateg."
•loo white th* complaining wltn**a
Senator (Iteae relter.tad hit rw- found It •• remarkably ,a»y ta
fuaal to comply wl.h tha r*qtia*t gala aJml oion at will, day er
Ba mods, atallag that he bad to*
10 puroua
uur
muxh re'pect for th* ehundt ta #a- ty to
M y t r a w at tew that
With complete r e a l­
g- ge If an " u m m a i Ii tbctoriral h • pliiiroot mv.roy during the tearl « a In tlente that no potindary nr uthrr
Lynthhatg of the Virginia Heth- uUigaUen will ha *vhd-d.
■dte* a*nf«T»nca."
,
,
Hn »dd*d. h«w .v«r, that what, NBOOV
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1 natehte Mw.jmp.ro had anid.lai ' J A M
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r&lt;ad fra il tha Utah.
" It la Impost thi* f .r M y one
ta eater (k « White H o u m except
1 niter rigid * rrailsnc*. If yta
dolt It. try It," da Barth*', book
•ild.
,
C O C O A — C H y^ « l»rax pocking
moan ta open about N m a b t t

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signed for fNi (lull need
comfort u i m "hard to

nr.

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P AG E TW O

Th e Sanford Herald

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S A N TO ED

D e c is io n

uni N r w i i u i i anti k iin p lt U * .
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am i
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D trr of th- Fifth armf
mi.i ha**- -m -rg -d » . *
(anted tn history. Airn
I'hi B-»a Kappa and ha*
. mam coll-g* i f i r t n *»'

T E N S H l'N , FLO RID A

AGAIN T H E J A P A N E S E SCARE

W h ile Sioiinnle rm in ty . h cm n one of the few counties
w hich h U hm I neither to ifam m m h nor to lone m uch w h atever
the jfas tax allocation might tie, wan not p a rtic u la rly uffeetrnl
hy the recent Suprem e t'o u rt derision in thin case, still
much interest ha* been m anifested locally, largely herause
of the effect ol the decision on the la rg e r counties and
heenuse of the imssiiiilitles that u th iril e x tra session of the
area l.e g isla tnre m igh t hav e been necessitated. M uch hns been
w ritte n pro and run o n this subject tart the O rla ndo Sentinel
is one of the few ncw*pa|*ers in the lurtrer counties in k in g
* an o p tim istic view nt the dtsision
i
“ In sustaining tic ni t whiuh we predicted weeks :tp,.
’ would be the prolm blle course.” the S e ntine l declares, ''h -Suprem e Court has end'd all plans anil ta lk for a apern.
i session of the legislature anti the |ieop|e need have no fear (
} that additional expense or &lt;leliale w ill he expended. Not ,
r v.*il! *•••* i*mn betenti' one fo r candidates to
• until ne\
I he legislature o r for |m litiri«ns
t k f l l a n i M la • a r a M r a f 1l *
" It is true that the sm aller counties w ill benefit m nrA ■ • w r l i t l f &lt;1 I ' r t a a
a k U k I*
rirls .
tivM f
.atllU 4
Ik *
f»r r*.
than the larger ones. W hile we. O ra nge d o ., dislike to I **&lt;•
,,1,1.11'Hlaa a l a l l
■•**•
money on I ne act w h irn w ill a m ount a p p ro xim a te ly to StW.
. . - t i l e . I t m If m r m » f a l l * r « i M m l .
««-•( l„ llaia 1'iM f •
Jl&gt;* *•- non ()f |sts*ibly $ 10 0 ,000. the a d p iin in g counties of Ijik -. ,1
na
p a h ilxk fil
k frtl*.
A ll
«*•
Seminole. llsce.;!n, Bre vard. V olusia. S u m te r w ill all benefit
iil«i ,DhM *»•*•!■ *ra
f***»»H.
T h e county of O ra n g e i* ce n tra lly located, the tra d in g urea
for a vast extent of t e r r ito r y , this c o u n ty is a clearing
A t-1 Tit I S T Smile house for all m o n e y received and spent in s o u th -c e n iral
l|l | ,|
. M'l •♦•III' III rio rid a W e will get the money Mick th ro u g h m nn y. m a n .
v ill M'lnrnihrr thr sources so w hy w o r r y 1
“ T h e allocation of the seven-rent tax is : three cents to
the stale road departm ent, thre e cents to F lo r id a ’s &lt;17 co un­
ties pro|wirtionutely on a basis of population, area, and
morit-v spent on h ighw ay*, w h ich later became part of the
•11•
•l.cle road -va le nt I'he seventh cent goes to the state.
"W h ile the n will In c o n tin u e d
'li c k i n g '
from froliti. l I I II W II IN
'| K V IN
V
, in n -, ami possibly one or Iw n of the la rg e r counties, the
IIIM IK S IIO I'
,
... 11., i.
it.
i h . v • i&gt; large pi i cent " I the people feel that the Suprem e C ourt
opinion i - e x tn melv p i-l. a n d v it nil v im p o rta n t. A f t e r all
there is a great deal *f i nnsolulion in h e lp ing those who
need assist'Hire at tin - linn-, and if eve r *mnl) counties
need help I hi y need ii in the next year III turn the nli, location " f the tax w ill help t tie largei counties directly and
indire ctly in many w a v s ”

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H E R A L D , H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A

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CKRMAK W A N T S
Social
And
Personal
Activities
"D R IPPIM ! W E T ”
MISS MARGARET P E T E K Society Editor_________
Offlw relephoa* I4H.
FOR fA N H ID A C Y
Pollyanna Ciass Of
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O l’T OF A L IG N M E N T

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I - manv lim e - the d irrc i cause for S H I M M Y I N G , C U P I ' I M ; , 'W A N D E R I N G , etc. Vim lose T ire * . Gaxolfne and
-peetl when wheels are out of A lig n m e n t. Com e in and
have voiir w h e e l- aligned on ou r T A I I E R S C I E N T I F I C
M .IG N K R .

•• I'l'o -ilc l ire S ta tio n
I ’.iln ic llo \v«*.

aft n n*mi11

I^ifighlon Mini

sffss®:

H a ve vou seen I 'U O S I .K Y eight tube IM .A Y D O Y
I t \ D IO ? Sells for only $19.75.

(itKiranlctd Mallt-ry-,W.95- ExchanRp

SAN

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S.i nford

GARAGE
M r-. S A l .I . I K It. l U ’S S K I.I

SmuKfflerH Still Active

S|H» ii u a lix l V|« Hitim of
Ih r
r r i i t f i r v i n r S | »irilu a 1 l«l i ’h u rc h
W K A S I I O N I O ilII A \ tL
O K I. W IM I .

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Scnugglm g liip m r from C u b a and f he nnham a Island*
into Florida is not the only s m u g g lin g c a rrie d »n in t h istnte. Not long ago ten alien Chin a m e n w e re found on an
island in l.ost M an's River, near the Eve rg la d e s, ind ica tin g
that a hid* mi* business begun iii lolonial days still flo u r­
ishes. T h e St. I’eti-rsbnrg Inili pendei’t *nvs that since the
liiHim there Inis been a m arked falling o ff in alien s m u g ­
gling activities and that it was hoped ih u t the “ blo.ulv
tria l" would it la*i lie ih fin ite ly closed, but .
\n ,l
|m i . I mt li'iiir r n in m u n in K
" D u r in g tile vent* the tra il ha* h r -n open," the In d e ­
•.»l|, lllr 'lr*»|
pendent explain*. “ Ih oii-a ilds of aliens have been sm uggled
M u it r \ i i t i i l n r l l r | )f If n u lH .
ill th ro u g h Florida and thousands and thousands ol dollar-,
have
been paid by the aliens to sm ugglers, m any uf w hom
! .1 .Mil I t u m ! |h r Itn r Ilholll
were i-uthroHls whose deeds w ere even m ore vile than those
i* i* * i »i ‘ - ilu iiir h t e r ?**, • fiiir
,
\i.
11&gt;itlim it m r n f i . of 'h e pirates who long infested these rousts. The se s m u g ­
,i i ." In* i r p li t f l . ’T m
lh«* glers i olh-rted their hum an u ir g o in C u ba n and W est Indies
irrti " “ T h a C * ii •thinir." I h r ports, m ainly, prom ising
them suin'- d e live ry on U n ite d
mil tn* v«ruj,
your States soil for. s o / m irk nuui4y each. O nce out at sea thc^
aliens freipiem lv ’ W i &gt; ? t-nblaw and tltt-o w n ’ o » irlid * ril fA
'd ro w n , and !«• eat n I»y the shark*
. i n **1111*111,
" m v * P h il
"S m uggler* who were nfrtltd of Iteing &lt;angnt and the
&gt;o y **I**i •!*• hull*- -* m ail.
• ••( ii tfiil p lii’* u liMli* ronse&lt;|iieiues of being tried for m u rde r o n the high sea*
ii11♦•i i lo ih n l lit ii*mliiiK took the precaution of la n d in g the aliens on key* along the
w ♦•
«ii|i|MH*r
S a u fo n l Flo rid a const to make th e ir vvuy to the m uiiiland the best
&lt;• o i'M li'in i i h i h I. L o th fur they could or sturve. T h e hones of such ill-fa te d aliens have
i- •0*1 t f ir L . *i t i i i * k j t a ll w hitened on m ain Flo rid a keys. O n ly a few years ago the
l w hiti* 4|um t iiro iim l captain " f a sm uggling craft had hi* hum a n rnrgo tossed
im ifh i , - l l r n r r «h tifr
, |{t. i a Mil um l o it h I'm lr a ir
L , iii •• um l Y ra t&lt;

i»ult**r

t 'L r iM o iil I ' m '**

Certainly
I smoke
IUCKIES

Sim* tho Hi»rr&gt; uf nhiippin};
for pvrNoniil ijifl* . T h e n is m&gt; R ifl m i porsonnl no
A U s*Cl»l
•&gt;* •irliiiitl**
Miimii

i.auifht«» in lav,. Hr
* I 'u ik . -I»
r - n il
H o llo w flit In i h n

I i. i| - iih I o r n ••.•id no lh m tf
Ii •* ..l i liio|i«i'tiir*it|v in Phile
•I* 11 -1••.« . m ild «u v e h n lile . T r a iim ,
• • mom * ih , uni I e i r p l u n r - writ*

r .f i i t.iM .r^ia

sm o k e d fhem fo r y e a r s

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It*
Iliro ii'M i
m|o . " , •ti
‘ •'•it ' vilL* &gt;a;ii. uy wlwn* In* ».
It i t i i f l lL«* F 'o rn lu t*Y"ii*i«i
t a il i^u i i h * j i m I til**
11'*i i ii *i "&lt;ii i
irlv IirM t m n .«t Ih**
('n i t r r H t i
I* lot i«ln

Nrlhv W illimn*. **ho i
^•tuJ- t hi- Flniilu Stair I o||r
fur NVunini nl Tullahi»"cr. -pi
the
wrrk •Gil
here wiih i
|UH iil *. \lt
end Mie.
M lilt h im . | Dm. &gt;unfof,| \veu -r

Y * « H f I i U u * , . t « d &gt;•
Um I MS *n4 CM

While \V. J. Illll wie enjoying
hid prime rah rua«t at luncheon
•everal ilajfv ago, •••me light-fin*
gervd gent who evidently underItwul the law of the land walked
ini i hin private office, took down
the key tu the *afr ami quietly
lifted all thr money and A cheek
contained thru-in. Up tn now the
thief had nut Lean apprehended
hut if Mr. Hill will leave the key
lit mime place and fill the nafa
■gain he will probably return and
lake another chance at It. Ur if
Uncle If ill doe* firg rt and Im h.«
the unfa by mistake he might leave

mi
ta Mt. Halw i«
M l . lb* aka** .MMacni.
Mr. M m havbaaa •I M I «
*• IUCCT V t U tJaar.s..

Ona day a movia collad " I r e w t l o f Hor*
w a rd " flenhad on a icraan. Thai momanl
a liar wa» barn — M r. W illia m H o ln a i,
but ftill to u*. And for flva yaort ha'i been
loading imarl-young-fallar of filmland. S«e
him In M k t rg .O a ld x ry n .M a y o r's " Ih o
N o w A d w a n fv ro i of O o t -R U H .Q u I ik
W a llin g f o r d ."

Hunter,
Kdgar
Robert Smith. Claud C.
rry C olli, l&lt;e«lie llryan.
atrom, Charlie Italniu
and Hid we 11 Watflun, of Dade C it ).

Hunter,

•*» • !••••. W . kata iva
aaklkay karaaie | ) w » - l
kk a* kaadkial a u . « .
la M -O ^ k U arkXatarv a.

Yale, could only tie tha scan ha
.tha laU mlmitea af play with a
kick, .A .toucbJowv goo Id win.
'glrfag hla team its flrat victory
veer Yak In avar thirty yaara. It
*as a momaatoua problem. By
•ark doekkaa (pirTathtata rise m
falL A kick that Biased would
Spoil hla doom. A try far a teach-

tha llapubllcan party ta redura the
Fayna-Aldrlch tariff
ochaihile,.
Lodge and Crane ef Maaaachuurtti
(loxcraor Foaa
aaya Senator,
alao know that tha Republican
machine of tha alata of Ma— achuaetta ia doomed and they are
tberef jre keeping out of the lime­
light.
Let lie E. Haring t ate ruined a
number af ha* frlanda at a m«aquarida Hallowe'en party *t her
hoaia on Flrat Street. Ghoata and
hnbgohUna wara plaatlful and
ether character*. O f tha rintaata
that waga triad tha priaea warn
xroa by M ba K a r r H u a U r tad Bid.
wpll Wateoa. af Dade City. Mia.
Caring's awMta were; M r, gad Mr*.
J. A . Sm ith. M r. ami M m. K rrta
Tiptaa, tha Mlaaat Mahal Sehmcla.
M a n Uaatar, A n a * M l Smith.

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M r. and Mr*. O if f m d W a lle r
motored tu (iaine»*ille Salunia)
wham they atfandrd th - F lo rb d Georgia fanihall game. Following
,|ha game thcr Wens » i« --l* a* *.
Oiaacr party givea hy I'r . and M r-.
A . I . Hhealy.

Remodeling of tha Lte A T a y lo r
alora haa bean flnlahtd, and th*
*tara U now ready far tha m-ar
merchandiae that Kidney Geiger |e
d m to bring w ith him a ad have
follow, him from New T o th . II#
and Mr*. G e lft* art due bdek to­
day from th# big city, having
spent two weeka parthailng atack
far bath sides af tha Manonk
bu tiding. Th ey now haVa a star*
•• aIt bar aids af tha antranaa.
man's m a r on tha waat, woman's
wear ea tha east— Leeakurg Cam -

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LUCKY STSIKI ofona oflora tha throof

Agaaag thoaa from .here a lt.n d * r » h * '* a a a am gtran Frklay in
fjmkamffiUa by the |*hi A l| h 2
Kappa aarority were: the Mi**Carlatlaa sad P a u lin , .Stoudewire,

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FOR MEN

AND WOMEN

SHOES

amounts to when you
sent! a frttek to us tor

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cleaning anti t’reshi ning. and the beauty o f

CHILDREN S SHOES

it all is that the cost is

Ur ^or 175Stnlion
■ r a d io

so little.
Five Numbers o f I’u

BROADCASTS

All Si/.fsfnr the Mi

W E IN V IT E COM PARISON

on Vidue of l^pircei

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T n u ra .o n 'n

Sanford
Drug Company

220 Magnolia Ave.

Phone SHI

Don’l Fail to Ask A I m u i Oui*Spirial llirththiy Surprises
Tl t*y Occur Daily

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That’s exactly what it

The
Mi&lt; n
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amt
|N ulim MoutU*iiiir *, Marpiri** K*»r
rm*t and l. *ul*c Hickeon »ptnt t.V*
week end in Jackvoneillv and al«o
atlendcil the Florida (ieorgia gam
at (LfinrsvilLt Saturday. They »
turned here y o lrrd a y aftnuia»n.

Among hi, . , j itrwliifg the
HomLx-oininz ctl'hrktion an,I |w Kail mi mt*
(i 4i*»'vrilk- Siiuniai
» v r » : Mr. anil lira. Ui-nmr llrrlx t.
Mi. unit M m . Juha tfarhai, •mi
ila.iRlil»r,
,|lr. an I Mr*.
Ihilip R. H.*rh, M i.. Aliva Ll*i r
ami G 'urgv K. Tknralun.

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comes back from u^.

fraternity.

U l. I*. II. Ilnuchelle and J II
Du* a, of New Smyrna, were here
today and ware entertained by llr.
UoLchelle'a aiater, Mr-*. Henry
Wight. B-rth gentlemen are New j

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The l^adlci Hoik ('Irrle wta *|elight fully entertained Ihia after-

WtNTKB FAKK—About W
can citrus. fraM moved during racoat week, which autka hOfUF w l Smith, Ada Btaartram. Avia ateg of 1M 1-PS citrus loaaan. as-

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What iWa a quartrrback think
atxml a ', Uair*l ami batUrctl, ha liran defeat al the national election
rail* aignala with tha hall on th - of 1013, becauaa ka kn*wa tha an•nriuy'a ona yard llaat Ua can lira country raaenta tha fallurt of
|*n*.m&lt; tha Una tn a draparata dr Ira
in pnah il ovar. I la ran anatk
ona around and taking tha oppoaing tram by aurpriaa with a faka
play. H a can paaa. O r, If ha can ba
aatiafiad with thraa potnt&gt;, ha ran
,d m p bark and kick. Tba Auburn
•I'liartrr, in tha gama with Florida,
iiad a ckaara to v lit with a drop
kick, whan there wara only two
luiuutfi. laft la play. Ila triad far a
tmuhdown and bat. Th a Dart*

m o r n i n j , p ii|T..i

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B IG G E R AND B E T T E R
TH AN EVER
SPECIALS ARRIVING DAILY

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SANFORD, T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO
»»n \\ • In i-*«la ^ evening at m
(••'l&gt; i J I oYlork,” «ny* the San
fold llrm ld i ” th*» «mt, which for
tin* pa*| lew oimilhv hav Iren
lending 111 varntinn ill the upper
h df of thr | m id tone, d im ln y up
Ih h Iw m wherever if• hnlliant ra&gt;n
•hone down an hrilliAntl), rro o rd
tha ••piatur un lie w b % -outh to
fiv e In thr nirthern h»mt«ph*re a
r U i i K f uf rliinate and hriiiif to an
u ffu lal ending, the cummer.M The
Iftia ld »ay* tl hA» teen a lung
hard dimmer. Nulfutly will d*n)
that KtAtrmenl, and evrr&gt;b«Mly will
n . I,fime thr fall, hoping that u
•l . p i l f of climate will bring lu the
Vk 'hi a rhange for the belief lit
liUiitiM i and in liviti|.-*|)vU nil
•Sun.

3 6 t li B I R T H

t u i - f io in ih ,. i-.ittoi! i| Keif f n ^
h e .il' M le i* , w ill Ii- m a l |«&gt; to *»•
*' *' f fhe i ii i v l u i / of t h r v n p lT in
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am i tl,
ip tu iiM o f n th e r
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In tin
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M O IIM .

• •o*li&gt; into pluy In i;r| thr i»lil
*.» i In* itrw invrnliun in Philadel
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l •

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••left

Hi«* fl. I. ti *ii»' u.i :t*. A fo lirv
•« n 4v«4t . »»•! Mtun* Airniirtf
%/iiolort'l to (ittllM*« Yl|k* S fltllf'll

And that new Cellophane wrapper
with the tab for quick opening is
a knock-out. I |ust give it a yank
and reach for a Lucky."

•• t.im|u f i ll altm»*| iliukrd tu
•I* Dili v\ii|« ,i In ini L nIiti d lit her

\oiir phoCiiRraph, bfcau?«f
il*s Mill.
\\ IKIliM MT s I I DIO

••ho h&gt;«- In in vi tint

"Cerlalnly I smoke
Luckies. I've smoked them for years.

W Ii «i d id people »io lie lo re I*
•• •mu • In .liioiutl'li* to In*v r 4|»
i i..I n . 1 1 - o| i utio ii •
w i* •«m»e
tiiiii
lo iii tl -u ld . T h e y j u « t died,
t liil
.ill H u ulhe* d J&gt; a litlL*

t i i r f .f

M IL A N E

Kvt rylxidy L- Talking About It . .

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la Flo rid a'n
R e a r!
T j o W o rU T h Q rcatm t Vegetable
8 p rt and R ichest G arden L a n d

W EATHER
l*arlh rloud) trnlgkt and Survla*.
Prc4*ab’ y l i f l l frost In north
portion of *tatr tonight.

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HOOVER, NAVY Mo^in/inHarmony|MISSING AIDE Hearing Nan Britton’s HOOVER RELIEF
LEAGUE FIRE
—
OF WALKERTO Open To Adult
^or ^a
nc^er ^s
Group Only MOVES BEGIN
'e.AT EACH OTHER
REIORNBOSE
TO MAKE GAINS
.
President Seeks Pub­
lic Vindication And
b Apology For Charge
' Made Against Hitji

W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. S I ( A . P . ) — W ith public vindica­
tio n and an ajailoj{y ax prize.*-,
both I ’rexldrnt H oover and officiala o f the N a v y League
flnvil ten tative shots yes ter

TOYK.l, Oc,. 31— &lt; A .F .»Japan end RuMla are %.*eing
ey* to * )* for th# time being at
lr»«t ir g t n iiii the »itua*lfii in
Northern Mancharti Thii vrn*
m**«W clear
in report^
crivtNl from coQwrxAtiun* in
Mo row hotween AmbasaaJor
llirrta ami L Ii
Kamkhan
acting foreign affair* coinmls*** ,tf the Soviet government
Ueporlfl In Heated that Russia
i« not tending any tio.na to
guard ’ be ( ahinr«f Ka«teri. Rail­
way and Japan l« not dMpttchin# any soldier* to the raiiMrat
region unl.«« Lb#r# ate unex
peeled &lt;irvrlo|)iflcnii.

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Him ever, H eD enicsH e
Has Ever Been Em­
p l o y e e O r A ssist­
ant To Gotham Head

MEXICO i IT\ Oct. 31 tA.I'.i
Rj *v II T Shrraoofl, \vanti*«l i*
*' **’ f\ »n the Irvralativr inventi
g d»..n in Nm Ymk CUy. »»&gt; i
•A^t mght thut h«* was retund»*j
•minedutrly t«» the Cnltnl Sti*
hut will not go Uirtfly to Nc*»
York

.. ....... ..... U.S. ADVANCES2

d a y In preparation fo r th eir
engage
vnjrajfement o ver the admlnl- * * *3
r t rat Ion's naval policy
Th White House, seconded hy
Secretary Sttrason, scorei f|r»t.'

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lie denied be 1%c vv *r Ha-* Im'*-|i
sn rrjirluwv of Sg»nt of Mapoi
ami r itiliiui**d;
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**.Nor have | taen his rjm t. I
from th. •iK-uiOc mamion . Sets F o r t h R eserva- *»*r
never (eni um,j n * r r 'sill be
,itat&lt;locnt aitiiboUd a "tissue «./
.a empbiyce «»i f4&lt;wlni of the city
tions
In
A
cceptin
g
falsehood*" to th* 1-aagut. T'.tr
»f \a»v Yhrl: i n««v «• rot been
•d ieta ry of -tale u.l,k,| toera hau
Leagu e’s Invitation innnu'ted *Hh uny |H»hUca| or
#.n ‘nation thne
keen “ lUgrant misstatements."
|
— ---"I don't kiio a « bnt :biw fu**s i*
The Navv League counterej in
WASIUXC.TOS’ .
Oct.
tl tiltnca. Destining to amplify the| ( A P I —T».&gt; -if.'*
................ -*I' »!*out. 1 ki*o\v of no oiio niaii
• ho i« better *|’*il fir l i.» ilpniw
statement In which ita pr. .ideot.' ,
• .
,
,
.
William Howard Gardner, ari
his own aflair* li»an Mayor Walk­
c!i»»d Mr. lloorer of an "absymal l.cakUr of Notion* invitott .r to .* himsi If.
I lM n n c t " on noi-al needs. the join in ■ onc-War nmV hull I i
“ No one. particular!)* not Mayor
l^airie Issued a rail to ill e l. rn-1 The United Suit-* i* nauy and Walker, sent me to M* iu o or kept
*•*.• h** c I rarne o.i my honeymoon D e c l a r e s Stem m ing
tier committee to mtel the c.iun i ' illinf to tuive this &gt; »p. p..«
tgrrharicv-.
and thut was my sole pjrp«)«r.
vM#d: That other principal i*.ili
Flow And S a l e 01
Shs rw tj.i »M'd li** would ignor%
Throughout •ha capital jestera-'ay there s is much Ulk of the t ry end naval poser* do *s*. nn t»ia «upiemr c«iurl ordti, lisued in
L i q u o r Impossible
unexpart d w*y in which III. •hat the Iruai* shall n &gt;t ap'd, u New Yoik f »t&gt; jrritcrday, railing
President Thuraday night chal- r. n»liur'siun nlraaiiy t&gt;«*gim i*r wii him to show why lie ihoidd r •.
ATLANTA. Oct. ,H .-(A .l'.l L«* hold in t/iitviiipt of the Invt &gt;:i
langed the Liague's lain,, that lo­ under contract.
raiing lOirrmltre for filling to ap- A cran,| jui\- cftinposed of hu.i
w s ttying to “ ■.larva" the N n y.
In dolri.ii* n* to it*
coni|uirian.i j The»e reservation* war# sc: l'»ar to testify. A ****h|H*ciui m l- nos* m, n ye ter,lay said stemmin;
vsiltb the fleet, of England ami forth In Ihc noie of r. . .pt/.rvi »’g on him to present bim jflf be­
-*f *h,- tins unit »,l- ,.f ii,|u,,r it,
Japan.
dispauhnf Thur««f*iy tiijht tu (.«• fore the Nrw V rk inscstigatoi \tlantn
i»,-i* te and rccmorning
was
tenred
on
Although the Navy League h » « ’ Revs. SUt* Deportment olficioD - Teater day
■•run,, n,t,-&lt;|
peal of me federal
bad many a tilt with government
«..C highly con firm «hc&gt; . uUi " ,r" h,rr '***
,w" p ^ 1’ '
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i ir n c r i who rimt from N«*a km
Jaaders war naval policy, do cash
|mhlhltlun I n.
*L s !lir to the preaant could be ra­ mret the approval of the other oa- I by airplane,
"A ; |es,| si p r , r r i „| lh(
lion* as Uw point* had %r Imnly
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.-eses ..rough! iielnie tin. gi.-m
been under Hltebssiin, with ajraaNKW YOlth, Oct. 31 - ( A . P . t - jury lia | thei. In.ept|i», in
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ATLANTA GRANDRUTHJUDD GOES
JURY URGES END-HOME TO STAND
OKDRY STATUTETRIAL FOR LIFE £...
( 'onfesscri S l a y e r O f
Tw o W om en A rrives
In Phoenix, A rizona

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l*we*.I
rla •••* • m r iNoii»*y in li• n
.fhs* up or down, a&lt; the
*1** t| si I tall )
a alt h*
Ally •it! ieu . The fltMi* .* do « *i *i
tell I'o* wb.de -M y,
»h.
I*«*ii*lt&gt; a m .i . 'I u-I mnra . in * !r
*.uUti«&gt;n at this time for fall bnai
ne&gt;*. s»*i.t lhaiefiMi ill* i 'tsi.il ip-n
t|| ft' . hlitl *tl l.e |l* i|i* I'lmh-r
\I"HK otlh in.It
f* •« Ibal re
►
tl** ft! »*»tf l.|« tl* «•
Is H*ll|l*( jn tt
• I i&lt;» |*nt lb. ,r .* i. \ luck 111
tl I*«m' • » MlIM* i *, L'm* *.ial *i|Cii
• f ltt»| ll*Mif I* VI.ill *| » III N lb*
i #•*■«•* in I nnk tmliiWhiff t‘i*iM|*i&lt; l«' I ■c ••11' * ha\f toil
cm I,*1ilia’ *tl, lail'ir i fuv IN tn
•rr a til l*r lrw»*r ll.an m ^fptfni
l*i‘i lb ., n*i*HM tu m it i!«&gt; th*
|n
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ti*e.« t uiiM-nt i*f'i ml- lu'Vf m
1* 11.1 aef. | t*»fr lh f*f ilr v. I••|.ii !•*viI *,
suupbtl A Hi, n|hfi fiiiMtini.li* ft.
’ •»!• n it* Ik 1*1,1 *'f tb»* stiKk
•naekft, •
It rWatl lit
•»»»l ••ktrklni# of witHrnwal* of
iJ"M
f"ini;n mini: Ik«.
Trrt»«ttry offitiaU mii.J i**
•'ay I Ita’ i*m«tioii ••f the
•til a •i |M«r.itlof| hna if n
’ Mil* If| I tmf'tlrncr Th v r*i
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it i* im MiMirttfr nf
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rffi*
by It n i* »ke
1it »k I.. Intel m h,iei,| to to
Itk IM till' t Mill lit i|1it v |
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TIm ommm nt of h&lt;»ui*l ■
d
till u In iff, «lit# li 11v •

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C’ermak To ( on fer
W ith Smith, Ruskob

2 CITRUS FRUTT

« III' M. 11, »i.
i A IV I
Th* i t it i.n t*aln&gt; ay.« &gt;la*
or Ant*1 &lt; erroitV * I rr attending I*. Noffe lUio. artiegte
In t! ai* iTillllr M.
tt t t rg
WffMlI
otiio.** :.i \ v &gt;..rV
in th. ti . ••«* am |ir.*niiinn hm
in.*u
it "itg h a . f i i |»*.n
cinti. »• dera Me will i .*vif tth.*
paper* -aid with W
fr%*.l
i h and John I: *
. hair •l «.l th* \ » |i»|i,;| &lt;
llllt «
1h.. Tribune • *1
mak intended to tell the ha«*
• •*• p «i»i
I* infer* that ;he
\\e*'»in l»&gt;mi*t ini. wilt no| t.«*
i riF lit. i . .1 ) .S ulhl |l*
»•• &gt;' h*» l»«*li«d the pait\ in
lt*J * *f* I th *i it*. \ wo* ni.is.1
tha wh*»t-\er m nominated must
th* *•»»!* .ns i Parking ef
the Snnih and |&lt;.Mw«evel| ramp*

GROUPS MERGE
FOR BENEFITS

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Fruitmnn’s A s s o c i a ­
tion Joins H e a rin g
H o u s e Association
T o A s s i s t Industry

WAREHOUSE FIRE
CAUSES DAMAGE
OF OVER $15,000
Spectacular C o n f l a ­
gration D r a w s Big
Throng T o View It
A ipeetarular fire which at
trai'1,.,1 thousand, and congest* i
t'aflli- on ndjoliving streets for
•dusks early last night guttv,| th*
•\
Is,vs tt warehouse and snhl
•taiiegr plant »n Krviwh Avenue
■rod tooim -rn.l St,eel. reusing
prsi|wrty damage sl,gtil|v In ca­
ress uf ll.vooo Th* property la
luvired |,y insurans-,' t„
the
"mount of llh.inal. ami nee val­
ue,I st 1^3,000, .n amount repre­
senting Ih* con.tiurtinn soet and
I V massive refrigeration mpupinrnl
Th,- first rail t» th- fir,- station
" » * reported at H:1S o'clnrk last
night. I„,t hundiads nf persona at
ending s diamond-hall game un
the lakefioat saw flamet some miuulex earliar, many reporting u «a
i Mat* whlrh seemed tn bs, eonfilming th, entire building from
i h.. outset. Thick clouds of smoke
(tiled the air for several hums »»
' iron,ft, poured thousands nf gal
Ion, of water Into ths* ntrurture
"ml upon adjoining -hull lings.
Mermen remained at the scene un*11 d tlO o’rlo. k this morning, mak*ng sore that every safety mresare In adjoining property had
«,-t, put into effect.
When Eire Chi, f Mac Cleveland
»rilv*,| nn the scene th* property
» * « shtaie for Its entire length,
with hut little hop« remaining that
. nv porilnn of the plant might hs&gt;
saved. The Imilding, approximately
I .'I feet long h&gt; about 1IH) f,-,t
'side, was constructed of wood, „xI’l for a l»&gt;rh odd storage seelion about M) hy
y 70 feet in sli*.
All sits consumed, excepting the
inlertoe of Ih, brick
building,

W IN T 1 IR H A V E N .
O ct.
II
A f filiation o f the F ru itntett'x A xxoriati»n w ith tha
Florida
( ’ itrux G rm veni’
Clt-aring House association
"'n s
annouiiei.l
vexterday.
D etails lif the m erger plan
"• e r e
cumplet, tl Thuraday.
n igh t nt a m eeting
in O rI » ndn
of
rep resen ta tive)
•*f 'he two urgsnlxxtlons. Jluiiaxai* *.h« clearing hour)
dent ,v J &gt;'llgh of |ho
IruUmen Joined ill ih. annoiincre,
men.
I he clearing h ms, niCKit .T,
« lainito i«* rwprcaciit
10 ami
•L» pinrnl **f the atnte crop, i»iu|
••xm*? figure« mm ihc miiount
l"r.Miji* I* ruitlurti'i*
H*l&gt;Kll)loi|
mcniLrr- will ,»uA (U lh« ilt « H llf
h u*c nrr* la kluif. 1* l* thuugki
h**wnvFr. tint th** nrw invin^vM
&gt;*111 ItumJiv i IpvMI ID t*t&gt;0 rart. Th*
F'ruinwnV aoorUt|«Mi nu »oiiif
2i* numhfn, mum uf « I m*im im
l*rgi* f»uwi*ra nn I rtpr«*'cnt
tpnxivt* holfiing*. 1*1.itt ;* ij.
SliKh. in a formal -t.frmrnl y n *
himHp 1 ti ih&gt;* ilrarinr hotj^r,
ilAriul that th# niPHil*ri&lt; i»f tha
Kru)tmr»’w aoocijtlcn **i o« ngjtU#v
*• ifo the IM tll^ri »rf flm t lc.trin^
huiltot* (Hm ayrluilk cliUJill*&gt;t|4 i' )||fronting N tio fd , In p ni'nil BDf|
«»i r imluatri In l‘Art»s ulir."
*
“ Mr* i f " ha|i|») tn AMUni) it* r (
rdslvil. -that th). to v has decided
I ■ have its luvtnWu afllliateil
With the Mea.Mg . ^J»e SI that
(t '.nilnuej on
!• rivod

11
I'llOKNIN. A m .
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Whni- »: I* J'l.Ll i H'M
* *»n»i i *ml i •»
S. mm Vkft-r.l n
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• for t »• •' hiin/ of Mi*
Npitf* Aunt* 1• It.I 4M.I Ml*
tl*.lv|i* A« i»i *u*Im**i n'lri kn.iwn a.
»••• k m frM tb
1’ to tiifk*
f Uv Mr**
l*l»i ' mI•ti 11la* 1, i ui •I m •n*"*i in
-**ten..ijKl«ted.
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r.
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» *i **lr of vdrit.ua I.......
’hi.iur
•.m Mi|. Kam.*t|*«*n' *iiari at "th#
'■Utral bttlc p^cr"
ki !r*l the* r
»er prepatejf U dlspnlve ch.rgs,
hy he *h.,„U no* be held In c r
•*•'*
»• Ju^«*' J*'»*n t*
Ili.mphiies l . Kull.m county I At
n*»* it t f i Ihv ahev hn.l j»u ke**l
of tn incompetent naval p.,tier :* uipt fur railing to an«w&lt;r • *
•ml.,, '■'upc i r f.iiiit. “ Sw„r
••ir b nllfv. 11*
I brought by the Navy l.en;» , •M.iit of the llofa U iU r Irifi*
'«•»» t
I . ' .ff |! »u , t„ il,,. ,.
through •—
ita I***
president.
i l l■i s I , tin* ommittrv. and why
—
———
* I****—•*•
"••in, «*Wiiim
•I Tnry in
f«» reef in
r
*’ ’ hut || V .1a lilt* ••,-wM11,L. Is .
Thtic first i-ar-loa.l of v.gclablrs! f *ar i.l's-r. A melt)- nthcr thing.. th«; of rtv should not b« aclr. i
V' V i ..ilvfiiv
I
f
flow
intis
Atlnnla
an
I
*a
l%
*
il
***r shipped from Hanfort oscr * * ''ac' c h -,1 contcmlcl the (ml•liiLty , . s t ily a poesi.l fine of $!•»•• •
• u.I.mmI im
\u.
*ll&gt; uf It.;.,., *
th, all-watar route to N.w Ym k
I Continued on 1‘ngj Six)
i. fnu,ui guilty.
- (tilef.
Ih,.
jury
&gt;.,gg,
.1
d
that
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City and the northern market
_ _ ~
—
| i'h nidcr reifuirea flhcrwe- I
•
ar# fm w in f In Klotld^
tt.lM ’• ,et*.|
1 » ililrrtith
\n:&lt;*iiilii*fiit
ly m
left hi-ro Thursday aft moon oa t i?
Avcoidinir lo Hlatemcnta «nuiMilin|f
t#\ t If. J IsM'r|f sa . , four 1Im l
*»!•..
*in
tit.
M
ill*
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t
if
(•
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tt'e
fast St. Johns Riser
frtlghtn
ifv*r nr rvcrlvi* the onl r.
I hi. morning, after Kail Lchmana,
•'» * *' All I til it at. 1*, |. - t4»k» u I - IH I »* i' m lit y i •*irt *»• * ft
—City of Sanford.'' It Li aehrduleJ
I f h»* tiitrriffini * tl»« onlr S
from th. office of the Seminole
nlu . . \\lilt. .» Ji iM i*e* ii * h
ui into $*ff«* t ' in him •
ul'itor j
to a, rive in Ns,» York City M«,ni W ury, crmmittco council, VI1,
&lt; uunly Chamlwr uf Com mere*
. m l »• ••' III) till .(tl 1 n .'•(•iti.
a * »h.t Will | K'll h !• &gt;* • li I
day morning.
i*'-»* at on#' for tho »#l*.r* *
lls aes rotary, learning that Ulara
imto.1 *tt«| ’ nil'll 1• jut. *il.tt.i 1
•*! »tn tly *ht? Fair
1*x.
A soliil car-load of egg-plant,
:: .*twod'a $20,000 linniv in I.
was some guealion a. to whether
»i» i ll 'toil Mill • • •
• ha .
nit
hit li*|u»*r*e "
........
.
I
ms
.
s
f
h
i
.
is
the
,1,1
f
&gt;,»ie
rut from Chase and Co. farms in
a *1 rojnty. othrr real e«t««t,s 1 l
the r*in,alr hr this slat# waa c«0Ifhi *iirniM«l • xlrjt •all l II aff•t »•*'
i»
W
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fulfill,
th
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tif
ti
TFWKSHL'RY,
Me,
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U,twees
*l,«
amount
,-f
*•,
„
,
,-,
the vicinity of Wagner, an,] parked
in lhjt*hc«ji « ounty, Io : .
ducive t,&lt; th. growth „ f olivsw, sat
\i ii., •»H ’ Hii.
"tbm l"1 IJf pt# Jji'as
• ,H
, . , i , l a l i „, a r&gt;-ar * g „ an 1 il,ut
under the -‘SunnllanJ” label, con- —Phantom troupe marched In n- I'unia in King* county, ami a
absejt seeking official information,
Il V 1 lb* bs*l**•)• J
•I
M
sill:
It’g
I
IU'
Ulll
*
•
*
c
«
on
hrirpect
||i!|
tmlay
.
.
■lav.
tshv,,
IJ
-’.,IXO.Miil.tkH,
atitiitrd the shipment which «a s
*!r;o«it box he holdl jobitl) »Uil
tw have J. F. Fox, I'aola, rnme tn
f*4»rlto. rtnchi'ir ftt*t
*•••
ain«l(
in
•
a*
t.
in
•••!*
Adletiert
Ames,
last
euniving
g
-n'•"M viihiLasals do oil' the
loaded into the freighter
uniter
his nasiatanee.
Mayor Walker in New Yoik
• «»m \ it ,*ri*
t! u r n .* in.
I.,
•
k,,
a
*
1
lii'b:
hi
brfukitii*
*i„
i,,
.
;&gt;.,&lt;t Week t.»..»*lp | only &lt; 11■iHi.uiki
the direction of W.
Cauthen ral ..f the Civil War risers I hi,
According tu Mr. Vox, than* ar*
• UI Itl'F t*A r t(f tilti ||
lit 111.: u m p rleil With |Mp.lNMt.lHHI th*
•! ."Il 1stto•.
llutchiaon, baffle manager
of **tt&gt; hlrtVday. Th# oldeyt liiir more than a doseii olivu trvas, ou
ruml
m
a11itis*
in
m
i
i,,-1
Forest
Fires
Still
’ Th** I rouble tlori not •**••»» .
t.ievi. ii, w, k nriil
J.'Is.mHi.lKXi
Chase and Co., and Otto Calibr. il, Vrad.at* of West PolnL Ceneril
th# Thomas E. Wilson estate, neap
r .k'lf I » m ii »
V „\ t . . biiitliD'til
th.- H esk previuua
Sanford agent of the SL Jebns Am*.- yokel larg today upon n
R a g e O ver B ig Area 1I •#i«»»*i muchi»» inIh.*tinlilt•lrin:tiM
,
I’aola- Them, trvea ar# ntoro than
it n«lf l*iinj' i*a »hr I***tis•**! th** mil ktci
'if* crar.irmii full of actiou an I
liv e r lane.
M years uld. and are largav than
.,
,
n* »n trwmi.* t » criiiii.t il-*. . »u- i'h&lt;. nix. &gt;bf m trrpil ,*i ih • ...VI ryss
_ The vegetablee arrived in Jack­ nireory rich in ene dolro.
I Im i-IuT \V ill Speak « h' h''•«»*«! »he in., of il, too?. the avirag* vaiiety in California.
VALDOSTA, Oct 3I.— (A !• i
tt. •***1 phtaciea l*» ink** |*lu r nn •*r .Sh-rifi J It M ra.I.Irn'. n
lie told uf fantoca men and
sonville Friday morning after a
»|&lt; ' o _____ f ____ / ,,
The Imilding hss been unoccu- While these tree, have teen hero
Korcat firea raged thrmi.h \&gt;,! '• r , »h|.»t on.I in which rf.n«|ttrn 't'liiiiMlii when a n«.*•«t*• yclr r »*
which *tiap.-.i
shaped if.
i.
14 hour
down the
'•*«,, run uowi,
wi* liver,
river, were fama
- - - - -a hatth-i -men
l 0 S t T ,ip I r O I I (. IllS K p,p,| sinco
from ...........
th fur half
— tho
—- removal
..... — ......
— a century or more,
"sH » limber and naval -V"&lt;
tMifninn.
n
nf
i»**r
I'
if
fiflttr
rimt
4
nrr
lr
t*br
|
i*
Iratiafermi to a Clyde Line boat rouMry'd ihstiny, recalled days .r , lands of parch* i South tlw---. t
i'll; uf* “thv ..........
Winn Lnvatt (jiie-ary of then, has #v«I been anuuru os
•
rcurl
ui
I'll*
cmI x. t* •t. *i*fi •r* I
—
•
II
•&gt;«
plvna
mad.,
to
traiispurt
!•
I.
Tlim
il’rr
will
M
k
Io*
(*n
luulpiKd with a lefrlgerylion ay»- " * « t I’oln) a hv, Robert E. L c inlay aa humlredx ]• ine.l f r . o i.
some weeks ago A Jarkson 'woe fruit until nuw. anj only one
n to.n »m t «|nm injf friiiM Fitto fore Ntenihei • ,.f the lake Monroe
e,l I ,|U..i.
tern, and are scheduled to arrive as
** instructor, *Lthe lirxt -battle
**• uf
ville whol.sal, concern had haen nf ths- trees is producing olivta at ,
fight them on » f ly cu t.-red
tin
tin
I.
"
(’*
*
it
having
then
imeptinp
u,
•crap Iron llihlr Class nf M-n at
In New York early Monday morn- Dull Run nhero ho stuppn.i a fronta.
The .mma wax ti* * rii.ualy ho -.. its meeting tomorrow niurnmg at storing It* perishable produ.-a in this lima. Tho oil*** aro small,
Ih,. 1111. it sale nf l u i i s , , ,
•uuUiern iu l'ct w'th Ms thigh an *
th. col,j storage plant, bat none of *"d the trav haa not borne heavi­
Thousanda pf acre from tne &lt;ra vove, p H kinds „ f r*&lt;me fr«„,i pet bet rmiakonln* h i ita k ' v a
I0.XHS o' lock in the lak • Monroe its representative* were i t work
The “ City of Sanford’* haa tern 'Ton Ike Con-resnijnal Medal fcl roa«t far Intend arc nlrviuy burr*
ly It i« aaiJ to b* an mia rr-tiag
ritin-nry.
»
I u,)&lt;l ln&lt; k 3* h -I. Ho will discuss th, InterI f lai-reny tn mtixl r "
Well filled with K**go of esery j honor, tho day* aa rocunvtr. :t!i.n over and (he wlml fanu,-• flanu
the me
fit# wss
was reportssl.
report#,!.
. , ..........I ' “whan
"*'* sue
sight, ami *r*n old rasldanta Who
n'*Ar • f at*am.
The ju ro r* held
that in Ih tir
• i h l y tine* Ita firat trip iorn»i t*,»»fi'o r r f Mlsaiidppf, later |l threatened new territory t „by.
stamsi Sunday S. hnnl lesson fnr
|,.ir)n, th, hsighlh of th. flro. has- , M „ many wild nil*. Ores
M cKu*kkn ,4n.1 Mu
I on Jordsu
ttie la isv uf
tc ip e r in t
f*J * ago. It arrirrd her* Thera-1 Dnilej Sutea a nator. ami final­
' ' |, -f
polk*# ha.I tnn.4iti#mil# dl/flrultjr *nd
n##n thea# budHvd trv**
r hii ret
ral irn
tho Spanish , F rerten rad a general . . . .m l,I be served b¥ repeel of th.- nil pia Iron, rulin'/ by her «. I.-.
l y nfl-rnooa
aft-moon loaded
,tn to tta
loadej to capacity, |Lr
l II. Mi*Klnnajr
.Monro#. jn
motor trxffir tloru; f«»r year*,
rwfur In n fiuit
rn.ght have In cnrr.e b-fora ih. , prohibition l-ws. a. -,,n!.r th 1 m cc*t*«lt*«l in rilmi t • h-.,- Iwtore
■no with IU all-ateel upper deck American hattUdialda. .
pr—Ident of the class ..tends a Klr-l Street and adjoining avenues &lt;&gt;n tham.
| flrr* ar* rempUtaly rhacked.
|
prohibition law. we feel •Sf mjttmwMii* v»lt*i *e&gt;l into the
lined with.Ford automobile, eoncurd.al Invitation to .11 the men in : „ , utr „ f u . , llr nf lh^ rrowJ ! Mr. Lahm.nn said that although
lluit a rrm t il,*il uf th# iraulta •• *»th« m«» drib** whir# nor# t^ ir
lo central Ft-rUhs dealer-,
, *rontr. asking that they b- „ n, „ f the largest u&gt; gather at a ‘ her,. It no lUallhuid that Florid*
•*f
rflu»utit»r.al
wuik
t
o
a
ir
j
U*n»l0^*
•r»rt*tor*
-v*.#
hvl*!
U&gt;
(
sea Sanford thro* tiara aath
ronts. afflliaUd with what has in is fir,
recent year*. Fire Chief will develop ah impurUnt oliv*
r*«r#n
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l»#rn
l«»»t
|*»n
K
»inr*'
*»Y
f
in
i
ro|»tM
i.
waek, usd alar* |U firat vtait, has
‘« .0r? » x , * 7 7 n
" • ‘ •'•"•I
" « * IVOO f a t of ln.lu.lry, it U HtUrastlltg tu know
th«
|ui»aaifo
«
f
th#
I'urDtr
-nth
TU*
•
rowd
n*niiiinr*l
or«t«*;|y
been Inapr-ted by hundred* *f , * 0Men S II,hie I I . . , m th, county, ho.e war. Did during ih* fir*, lie .1!»••« thro, treat am hcaHag. Vary
*\nuvn&lt;iuu-nt t&gt;» th: runatitutivin.**
u min rnnc#rtr*l ruth in un Sat.i as ■••’ held
InsI Florldo raatJcnU.
each Sunday , „ i „ . nt ehl.f Tom V.rnon, and lllllo sucres. h »
fulloa.d at•
■■ ---- j effort ia ■## th# nirtia t ■in vi r
mnrnmg at I0:0U orlnrk.
fliemcn Tatum. Ilunenn,
and t«inpt. at •adding U» various
3 A m P I ' I P i n U 1 not
"*•*"**» with el,idea,I In U*oi“
Concluding an arakablo arseting *U j .troaaaJ.
I, snrsirx-x-*'|S.I
b
Thomas answer*,| Ih* call,
nur»*rla* throughout th* stale, hw
i i I I I v i I v 4*11?) I i " ’ M j ft fhi *, .»n*I three.* fr*ninli»* »)inpaI \II(»K r r. - l'jim )u%'h toun________ •
landed.
Utween Important raprvaentatives
Th# m eting waa under th#
tv
romutlsslenar*
•*!
a.
,la
*!•».'
TALLAHAS.HF.ltHid*
opan.d
-----------------------of th# throw leading railroads o f ' rl,‘ l™ ***hlp of IL W. Loring, ct
fttm tor rewriting aiila and tne- l,v «„ „ | Dep.rtm.nt f-.r run.lro*. D e t r o i t C o O H A r r e s t
rr|w. a. Mr*. Judd xtrpp-d It th# hslf ,f U n ci, Point u,it* south.tiun
."**'• of approsimatelv
appro,im.t.1, IH
JH miles
m||.s of
0f " X M W l L W B . A r r e a l
, The largeal planting of amery■*’ "J"d. .Met'mlden and Mr*. Jor- " f hets-.
__ Co__ ______
Ua In tho world la planned by F. » f fa it * and vegetable In Fieri I way
sai l to bo one of tk#
.0 . 1 . &lt;’4n « r»*P*d her by the arms, o—
W. Deodar, Sanford hoillaalturUt da, held at th# Valjg* Hutal y *.-'n t.«t authorltaliva expert, on that
Canal Zone. Del. J l.-.n siinrr «ul#, and sprang for thu
•Ad former aeerotory o f (h , San­ torUay, . commute wag appgJnt- ihjaet |. Amer.ea. He leM Sah- -—IRALBOA.
DETROIT,
TROIT, Cm . 31.—t A.P.)—
A.l’.l—Tbraa A m m a n , wh., door.
ford Chamber ef Connaewe, who — Z 11" * ' L U&gt; " “ ** *
pjtic#’ ;atutouacol t»da) that ■ man
; fwd last Bight ami will visit vo- Ilrod a lif. of Robins,.,, Croon# nv
k„ (l ptCi
today anaoaiawd tto p u ith o *. ef
y. w th# nosu fee a tuusJarn jiiona ao'tiona of tho .tat# seeking th# lonely Loro* Islands for *1*
arrest,e-l fi/
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Jam,-. Ilarflabl admit,-a n .|y l ^ l a , ri*ht or
&gt;0 acre* e f land og Geneva Areadar. loading chodulo, aa-l unl-j laXotasatioo aa to what typ« ,ont*d h* wa* Jack Marti# who *amonths, arrived b-re today ,,n tju '.ft,
sh* wa* rushed thru, gk
ane, about two mlloo from San­ farp* eootainwr. far produce, and t tainers ar* a.kad t y ahippar* anj
capad last July from the Ugorgl*
*'•
8 »*ra w *"«« f » t f r Ihirt ih. .rrmhoa-c frar
enford, from tho Hanford Raolty and roport at a «o*U n g
lot* next, grower*. H* will attend the meat- e m La ura Ja their Ii»w . Thruun larm at MilledgovlU# wk*ra
,..IO,,ch (h„ th#,lf|., o(.
The
nhoarsraaew
of
Hallowe'en
la
every
child
old
enough
Mortgage Co.
‘
walk
**” •
l » » i f th# eomniiltoa h#re next prinnral arlltko of foud. d*trin-r
• was serving life fur th# arerM„ a
M , :,y BU,ri wh|,.s Sanford shouly bo un* of thv most wl'l ha sect, some*her#
The
Tho new property la balng
Pt Inary porpuo.- or the wsak.
Fint dar o f a Macon toltuu broker. H*
the lime th ,y were m-xrosmesl was waiting.
sktorad and witl n od bo tendy far
inl*rasline seen her*, what with
tonighl, i* almost a certain. formerly had ricapad from a Flor­
arag aaU to ho that
Appalntad oa th standl.it c m - ware oily r w . n i i s and w ill h„.
Two minute, later, alx floyr*
•lowing, and when the bulb* are • 1 appointing a ponaaagtrt cnulact *altlgo war*: W. II. MtiKlenan.
ida prison ramp by kidnapping.I
and that ii Hi* Vaaxm i t i j got at-s.c-a, sh. hod leer, enter, 1 of­ falling ow Saturday, thus « . « . *»•..,N" ^ r' nl
■cnlil he I rings his child to town guard where ho w#( serving ftt
•cmmilts# eotapoaod at memhar* ’.Vilmtagtoa, N. C.. nf the Atlantic
Mae aslag. will be eon o f the
bo k to rlylllxation Icoikiu- as ficially into th* jail by h.wriff li'g *r.II-fl|l*d down taw# strati,
to help rvlehrat*. No hows* will year* for breaking and anlarteg.
at lading beast •pot# la thJa aee- from each group, tho shlpjaro ar.d Croat IJna; W. U. Griffin. Northugh they* mad aaythng -ut a McFoddan.
uf being Jo;hty crowded with know * me vent'*
port* to aper Ih* carrier*. Tkl* roauaRUo Is lo fsdb," V a - of th* ■ hr aboard Air
tton. U r ■
until tho
hxri tiid# of 1t•In It la
with kia lonjf- b *n o -t maay of tho minor dn- Lln*| aad bay Gracn*. Hu Auparticularly chibT* desira to blow a kora.*ring CHINESE ALIRNR A I
Ilaul
hUtiaUk
an,' fvs-rkon
the prankish ehf.d who, dreaatfd a hell, *&gt; ap a winduw, or #th#rwia#
CONCERN COMER JIKKK
fic«Ui*a tail eoafu*Ions which may gaU o o , of Ik* East Cooat rail- Drew par ware at Jes t „•,* -uteds
*’ a wlteh. a closrn, „r a rtggedy ripissa himself *|ung with th# real
ariao o r *
am(Urn roacralnz *oa4 rapnaantlag thr cariiorr,
M IA U L Oct. I I . — ( A P .)—1
uvar-wrigbt and Etrcr I'alliiar,
Th* Seminole County Chamber rnaBs “ Si In every person on* of hi* playnals*. is fulfltesi
both ikla*, and la to r«p »n IU »nd ML** Hell Wduner. of the I suer of tig trt„ al&gt;)ha-lp&gt;t
thine*# alia as, marooaol *
o
f
Coniuicrr*
this
morning
report*b
«
should
understand
tr.e
spirit
• ADMIX RAM^ ttOOUEHY
flisdlag* at th* soil •/ aiihar Sanfgfi Ovladj Truck Growers;
&lt; htef of I'idic# Roy 0. Williams. glare oa aa island o ff
n nun* a b it Th# castaway* took
&gt;outh aad Join in th# fvn, and ■■**)*
always or,
on to*
th* start
alert ,a
la shaathroa’ tavwral day* ago,
W. G
Hut.hl*o,i. ,,-prasaatlng rof bc on th* island when Ihtir •d th# ransoval from Oilaudo t#
I1KNINGHAM, A l ^ Oct.
i
31.
Dal aady** loading rahm, pch- CIsAgg aa Co.; Tad Wathen a*.d *DI*II fo o t waa wreck, I*. 1h#r Scafard uf th* Rubinaaa Transfer wk# wiU make Ik# . isiearalk* and which demand sjevdal handling, 10000 hood whaa ar.
- (A .P .I- Two
___ adult* ’ j®
* (' tPi *t .. --and--------dselaroob- • X
- -y-v-. w.
low nnsarseai
M. m
O aulk, os
of th#
Aiagriean »*re suffering from mild anemos Company. Th# chang* U being stora# hgw» with hi* ' X'ltcd thoala. * although net anticipating that tho tarday bafara U n ited____
in order that th# firm may . Lold, *ri#p waathar. pradictad "gang" will ti* a cow straddh- miailooar 0. R. Short oa ,
DoltUu.rv
* f tho ghirtwra. waa th#| Froh Qrower*; J. C.rtla Rohii rev iling from low bluod pro sure
expoditlouvly uiH iii in# ••'ii w
i t.
i»io »* anmi11
Unlffot,
ihnul l a
i 'r*»»
« a
««ii| t o , lvnrvct to th# roof of tho Cltf of Illegal gatrp. They
— iat#r p-rtloa af ton. 0*rBDsk&gt;. of the Grower* a-tJ vv*#ii they wero tac „ a
avii Li# U r|« velum* of buxlneet tk«y havx* th* feeilte ^Ir mhich U bon
to ■Hall, or i#t # Pord'orasran a breaght Wafer* Fadmal Ji
L-ague; Captain Crai&gt;wr. ra,al rasrol hat looked fr,t wh-n with ih* Crown P*p*r Caw Sanford rrvvail, for IlaUowe'ta Vnund
s v a s i s r o w v s s s iu n
•— , h w s i &gt;s U
i* navar Chavrolvt on top of SaafarSs ai- tar fur a dapartatlan *
* * * CamphalL
'
a-rived bar* ’ De.pil*
lb«
’ ll# tfiK cmnaato whkh
whWK print*
npiala f a i t aad
mm.i lllllo
ff a 't a wk#n
l Wfla or# soft newt eomp'atad town clock, wlU
lixllowa'r*
whan •m
winds
wrapper* and distributes
want.
'h * ,, * special dstoll af amr “
ARC AD IA — S.
all *#*Uoaa af flprida aad ^
^ re ia to ho nu uffVml duly tumght, looking pftar
Ston Rtotkt* to •
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SSTSSd., iiThS tau^\r*“7f"r7'

' Produce By Boat Ih
» ♦ Sfl
Sent To N e w'-Yi
York*

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O ldest Survivine:+* ' h,m”,f h,rein,rv'
G e n e ra l O f Civil
W ar H as Birthday

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O live TreeiFound
To Be Growing In
Sem inole County

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Growers And Transportation M en .
Name Committee To Study A ffa ir s

Largeat Planting Of
Amorylia Is Planned

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0 rt Lonely Islan d Hr:
In Panama

•fc.'.IS’uwr1 7^ . T 3' Arrive

£ ££'

ii.ad No. it in L*vy£ounty,

j Lscoped (leorgia Mun I

Hallowe’en Will Be Observed W ith
Prospect Of Throngs Participating

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High School Drops
Tough 7 To 0 Game
W ith Jacksonville
WeE, folks, anr arrapgy HemlMM High faoiball taam dtda't
n m t back kaaaa teat algkt wltk
a well-earned victory. hattae
kiat the game by a T la 9 ecera
panly beceaae of fambtea, bat.
they did cam# bark aTlcr baring
••card Ike adml/atloa tad re»pe«t af a huge crowd af Jackroaeille faatball fa as. Including
a aamber af farmer college footlatl etara aad newspaper wrllerw.
Altd aeit taa slctary. a moral sirtaey Unjust aa gaod, Ua'I It?
Aad aest lo those type, of vielary, a reputation for basing
praten yoacelrea* an aparte tain
aad foolball player* of
high
calibre In the asst best thing,
laa'l it?

I’ umbles Are Costly,
By Arnold MnnefrorA

ond period. Shortly hefsi i Captain
Heater had to V ara ||a g ,* ,.
Cspt. Mitchell Schemer, the guid­
ing hand and directing tylrlt ot
lho Jackson elewen, w * knockef
rn on-clou* and was canted from
the field. Jit dldn'i Com* to nntil
l"t»riii|.»ion between thl helves.'

LIGHT WORKOUT SANFORD HERALD
HELD BY GATORS BOYS WIN FROM
FOR GEORGIATILT SOLDIERS, 9T05

Nrllher Hester or Schstucr w*s
* »He to rrturn to the /ItU.
)
Me i.er Bright Blar
1

•a Company D that play, kte po•lUon well, m y
tew balls that
« W » near him ftttin * away.
Aalda (tom pitching a beautiful
g»m«. MeCorquodaU * &gt; • tha heai j Uttar for fete taam, fatting two
htu wit uf thro* trip* to tlka
plate, batting In and scoring thraa
of tbe 9 run* maiia by hi* team.
n u r v r lor to n p to v u goi i « o

Florida Crew Is Badly |Celebrate Entry Into
Crippled For Tough Senior Uague W it h 'S S '.^
Homecoming Game Victory Laat Night1Into a home run in the fourth.

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LOSES s i:

LOS ANGELES.
OtL 'SOA
(A.P.)— A ( M l Judgment agalaat'
Virlan Duncan of tha atag* and
•caaan wa, awirded yesterday to
Gertruda A*tor, film actrea* whd
tuad fay IUOT for back rant and
damagvt ta MU* AatorS Holly,
wood ham*. '
•

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w** Heater's able arqrb In the
Nol
Sanford harkfield which had kept
----_____
I telling what he would bar* demr tJ(
1 ,h» T ig -r* on fhw defensive while 1 „ ...
|ty F. H. CUU.L'M.
"* )l * he-1 ‘te ‘ • n*» »• h lt *“
n *. in ,he fr»y. Had he not „ OAINF.SVH.LE. Oct. 30.— A
two rr.lnule*
been hurt theta when the fad . hvd, j1?"*. workout bthlnj rloccal donn
Th«&gt; SanlcnJ Herald Boy. dla-! ^
,Uth , BnlD* h" ’ not MtCor'
f‘ 'h'.
half, tke^gam* was a fit at »1own on Ja kson*. 4-jranl In which th. klurida offrn -- wa« , mnnd tail tc*m celebrate! lh#|r; Tuodalw dellbernlely walkcj him. j
sirtERfd waa thr training men i !i entrT
entr, in*
.n-u the Senior lw&gt;an» last1 Tm,,« ht
,U,S T rU;k
the boy* from tha fetery lln» a «ro rs woufj har# f ^ n a)
U R E S S f.D O R L I V B
nv&gt;* t mevl able A twisting 2 1 - for thr (jatnr* y»*terday a« they nightl n, .!. ?• atmg Company I) 9 c,o w rn wl" cU,h in wh,t » houl'1
' ' *
« ■ ! to within raid
in
n*
inirreetlng
.
game
that
•
nnlhtT
v
,r7
(ntrr.iUng
game.
went through the
n?xt-t«»*finEl to
run
contributed
by
thiw
hr.e y rd* of the Tiger ir ml and
.
.
o ------ -e .....
•
■ un tbs- local dia­ The Ttuck Grower* hav* materialhas lw—n tluyid
r,;n,n
took (t u, lhj
I
period w.s drill U fnr¥ th* (irorgia l»attlr*.
I) —---*:t*ngthrB*d
their tram by
-— ----- ----------------i —tbe•,I
.
- -j one of the hiphllght. o T lh t 'u‘n’
Th# rrippled (lator new , very mond in «mne lime.
U hit* • 4-yard marker.
t»- f.
mum
thr
iiitdtrdMtf*
in
t
h
j
’h
-iiir*
Mcf
nc.pt.Hiai.,
w
h
o
J
^
n
.p
,
f
,u,rn
of
l
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S U IT S C L E A N E D
Coach Leonard (H’hltey) jj.
*
»rrrnu/ |in%0pf an I with Palnnr
doing
J*»-’ "on fell Srhemsr'a lo*. j.i.t cnmina fray, ihu Ei^naU throj^h n-.se,, ft .',. Tampa te Sanlcrd , |k, ir |f|i
AND PRESSED
lhp rh4^ ,Mm w i„
L&gt;ic». young.tre* lost a golden op
** |niurt.
s.s c , the mm.nl f „ r &lt;h- Herald, u , p j” , „ rk cul OJ,
hol(, lhrm . PANTS CLEANED
poitunrty tr »eot* |n thr second d,
n ,., if...not .more than
, Sanford «*ut tl.i a tie i noon aa tUiarh Ch»r

HENS .vnd FRYERS

,n /■‘•a®" territory

A hard-fighting Semin-.lr llr-h
rler.n from Sanford that lived jp
| lo *11 *dranc« notice* limited An­
I drew Jack* .ti High'. Tiger. I*, a
*rant 7 to u victory ye-tr.dnv
Iry Hachtnan iravc U»« finiihing bny. a - I h Id t umpany I&gt; , t his;
r&lt; it t&lt;
lb„
J alter noon at Fairfield Stadium |
U " h “ &gt;• pig-kin on j « k . ' t L ,: . s *
,l
hl
l«.j hrR l&gt;, th*- Klo ida utta.k. Th^ m et., du'ing the rn tlr- game,
rd
Un*.
Lylearompleteg
f
*
'
*
^
u
f*&gt;ln»
up
the
had
I he tnuniph rnnhlr-d I,on h Mike
1both team* will "us- fighting for*
ne tha, ke|.t . (it n trJm d&gt;d not &lt;|«%iat« from yt l-1&gt;r » u p -ight hits, attiking out
I llnuser'* pupil* to end a two gam. I
th- fi.c and giving mily tau free pass. lh.- gums snd taking advantage of
in .coring In the flr-t tliiR ofliiM ivf pi*.gram hut
lo-inj. rtrruk
nn,J • Hfst down on the |in|f r.
.very h'eak that come* thelj w ay.I
went through d«- 1*4 t*- f r*»t llUll1
»nd stain a Seminole ♦••rond
flutldaved de isively tlir&gt;iurh&gt;.itt J r V " " 1
l)n\ Sc.it*.—
" r w rk
frn*iT# HhaJotv nrim niaRt Bgainkt
Ihrmigh
only
m
hr
&lt;V hinlaw started the game for
.
the fir t Tl niitiutr* ..f the [ir*r ; .e r out.tending In the S-nford .......
IIK
H .U .li
the
Mtnite,
who
v»rr«*
f|tupp*
«|
h’
■wn
b,.
Schemer
lrf„rr
&lt;'ninj.nny It. and while he
mily
, .
,
h-lf. ihr Tigrrc im n l n touch, -a. U i. ld, di .iru through Jackson s ‘ . r ,,
with I ni giii plu) 4.
0
fib,
,I Moi.nl thir.. hit* during lh- twu Kelly,
,
.
.
,,e" f,' lddown In two lightning like ihro.*. r.rh. .a kb- fur a first Uuwn on the'
0
,.iv, h e' •4’ 1,'mper c.
Although badly rtlpplvd, with inniiif-. he was In Ihe
* ' 0 . ,‘,“ Trr*' P*rtlrulsrl&gt;
I (ha: ihrrw ronaternation into iho| . card marker. I I. w. , hurt on th0
hf r»*pliii*M| o«l*' * ...... .
fug'll glowirg vSIunw Uotk, Hum r d #iy, fjo Me walkri! lour I'his lugather with
rf' ,
' lank, of the S llfor.l follower* *rV' 1*"&gt;
1
Kounlain, ii&gt;air;
ifur«
•h.nd him netted five tun-' F.ubuntl*. lh.
bt Ida. r 111 the llo.up
f” " lf »* * r onr did twhdlan, Johnny
1 IllrlUffllt j«) tf| J.| k «Of| part I'A’I
Of rmirmw, in r&gt;iHinr an&lt;| h##r
th Il-ruld. Je.se C— k wen-.
'{■
II -e ti..- Sanford qu*rlr.t,.,k .
. * ''^3P Murray Kunnrr, iiavu uihi Ilobby I'rrailRulil lriidiI
! "ho loci re* Iheir tram tti.nedj
Ing almtit the game, all we hrar l&gt;
tuu-j. .unit renter
This I'OcKh all—out o f th#
11
(avorgiM into tlie bus nt the t-'ginuiiig of flritt. if.
J ..... ph’frlj o ff it,
,,r ul„j| '""'I*, h"* "1/ mi take snd railed
l i l t Sanford ahmilil havw won liy
11
u
•'"wish
jom
g
ster
im
sariil
■m
I
he
nrw
man
i,,
carry
the
ball
tt•»»■«•
til*
(iatni.o
urt*
pr#pptnir
for the third inning aivl held the Her­ S .^h*w. If,
ilia' j&lt;oin..
Jrtrk
"m
pin
,
fr-qo-nd
j
(„
,h„
r
Myritk.
r«,
At b a il t Pwn touehilown margin,
thr t..ittlc aith u
«jf drlrr
at I to four hits. gim,| fur four
P ic n|p||rir%&lt; nu.| •l»^' •! ii* ’ •n lit. f. Mowing j. la jr and hr
( those darneil old fumhlca cr*«pfund led, M Umto recovering fur ‘ ■•ry iruep. inn. Time and again hr inmatiun that I* ln*.pirntR to hr. runs, two runs being made o ff his &gt;1'i iirip jftlilt,
| “ Ifni** N illmitf. Tipcr
lil.nf
La
Ing in just whiwi they wer.n*:
lesp-.l .un. lh- Tiger harkfield to hi.Id; a Rpiril *&gt;f n»-«.|jrr«tlon thal deliveiy m the third inning and r.iidell. -M.,
jp- k yard line.
ia \ 9*»! thr r n ) f«ir th«* rnutiliT Ju. i un
needed Imagine Ranforj outplay
twu III th" s ill)
F «i*v in Ilia first pvriml I ule-, "•id is u n iir r In fe r, he »ould g-t h#» not v.A«n prrvalnii in the
• W illiam* in!«rrr|iln| u Nanf ' f l ,
1 A r.,igh,
rntr|r tor camp in t r u r i l imDini,
log any Jacksonville tram. Imagin#
7j
Cecil It.nrs, the rlnngatrd fiis tl
I - e •.»! hi* own -1 yard line m„| "IB’I r.r Vered a Jacluiun fuml.lr
SsnforJ having the ball on tho
trelrhr s out befnr* him Only ..nt
■m
i
hri
e,s21)
y
.
r
j
n.arkr|
,
n,|
h'
i in v«f down th»* p .nth nhir of th*
Th** l»oyK art in a tmigh npot, bam man for Cnmiiany |i wa. th I f OMPANY D
AnJrrw Ja.-k^on thr**-, four, an I
, ,,1 .,,!.,
!)f»-«**y. 2b,
Ii
l..les j.i.uiiptl) picked tip sis y»rdv Hnn m srk.d hi.
fa tng % lift** iftil ticorgm cl* von oiitstai.ding star in th. (L id . play
gift* yard lint-*, i»ady to »*nrp, frtdd In the tialturV J7 yard Etnn** | -.- r t nrlil guur i but th- Ja&lt; ksun ••"I Hi I n ns l.f.ushi on be his
u whilt* it ir-nt. | a# i f \V|)
with little* r# •*r\c material, hut in.t h&lt;- nu-'lldn without an etrur l iMik, l»*p.
• n&lt;J than hm\v thw pimp go thr
Ml
'•"wards, nrou.cd to a figh t.ng ............... « l"l anvi-ty tn break un th v an- jji-plaviu^ M h*alihy Jtivo ir*dm* fnr bnck mi** nhurt riifht for KinUw, p-U
olhrr nay on account uf l»ark* hams v.a* tfiirv* tn gc» a» a i t»'»t |ulrh, -In* p«-.| (wo mure plays
''"•rnallon. I f.
o ff,^ ,.
®n«l inakiMi* Hiffi ult Hine#, lb.
and di't* nninalmn that will curry l»o|»
fitM fumtilr*? |fc&gt;ggoit»l t W Ii • hr tut insiilf hi* inkrrlirinfp *ind •' l l " " " j-,,!,, and a p»*s on luurlh r - e i. l tim e, and th.ee fj,e jard.
•»
them |l"n^* in U t lr i Mylc than a pl.iy« irm •■*y. W ild* Ifinc, hm« 'V eirer. rf.
hf«Hl|th| thlWIt lift thl* ft# l
Leonard Mrl.uca* ha« enougn
priialtis-s n. re ..istlj
If.
|d
iYt*
|
only
tv
m
yntur&lt;*
of
Din
H.
^1‘*y
.i..'*n
a
n
Ircnn.plate
ov
u
ihu
lot of thr fip e r l* prrdii't.
grounds to «hout to thv high n*-a&gt; H i r ihfiraM tt Solomon S .t«.mon guitl.
Iti-er. Sanford’* l-ft ra -kU. ala ,
O'
leloyrl, 31*.
lM'rlo.1 a
|J tartli to I anrir
A light link •■ring up and signal n* Mid I :-wI] he* eftii hoLl h&lt;- own
l » i for a Karkfield man wl»« knuwi
playr-d
a
smashing
ilefrn*|y*
g*,.,.
0‘
(t iiK ir n , lh.
I
Another
T
is
-r
fumble
hefure
with ««ny (ii d l»a«i*tuRn in th
* t.*iuHi.tv to ti t* flat itin. and tin
dull
will
Kunpo,.
th*.
f
I
ii.*
I
wmk
hoar to hold to i hall Do you r**
•h- Lull , nul l u
kicked *.ur of * i *1 •• did the tw „ midget guar &lt;&gt;
It' nk y
1
I a a Clo lJo«.4ev U nnothor pl«&gt;or M. M.iyi*. rf.
jut
l.xlay
a.id
«
'*arh
Hachtnan
wili
ahie thai he h«A linit
thr?»»
""-t Coleman In the Lark
.Smith, r,
0
■tertg r s r - recovered I,, Hmif &gt;rd
•h*- t *m i in
th n tuk b'/ tlmigca lo hk-yalom*
sUaight gairna l»«rauat* of f*j»u
til
l'
L&gt;le
.
Ent.rnilng-r
ami
l
uort1
r**.
‘ "'I J - r k goal sguin * . « in
tnihirv m l S
half f t k « ;
.SiNby,
If^'tfhta i«» .prod « fpiut night l#v Kliimelh.vn
•Its? |fl there anyonr in thiw in
•lnw-r T're h'l t|. srpierxrd nut a r-r aim fnmied . n ideal ronih.ns fun* l lif* ramr
o lift** pltmct;
fulM.ark.
hn
,
lion who will d»ny tliat we should
32 &amp; M
I " l duun on Ihe ‘J yard line l i t ll-.n with llrsier.
. d lt
tiuln snille Is Cginning til ta k ;
Dot hive lost the O ala. Day toiia,
i.rnriria% It.illtlop outfit will n»-•»- h—.ii w , . fll,t t„ „ trying „ .
R H F.
'* ntfivin the, orro nne&lt;|,i-l to
..n a ri Itivo air f -r the hunie •i;' or&lt;' '•» Inning
Thll.iuch-lov-n.
ul..|&gt;e
wi-h
thr
and now the Andrew Jarkc.ui
rtvi*
uh.H
i
utteiit
iwlnv
for
tin*
ha.l j,„ .
101 |02 0 5 A 7
H," tn ik nf shneiny ha k she grim- •I"»l y-strrdae. The
rontii'x
id t l*.»-ir. Th«* •lowntoj'ni A^nmpany
|f„
game*? I ‘un'l know whu thni I"- -if I iipl | i.lti.n ||. !. i.
i
lo
It
.r
j
will
piolruhly
take
u
*,,r""k*h U n gruelling run
Heal,|
122 (MI2 * 9 7 3
I I anting Tigsr linesmen, losing
Hto*r* nr. dri-MiAtinc in.l ll»%
* fra
:-nmtidli
„i
person could hi, fur » e clearly hi.'ftark will e *
I ’ mplrra • Hodge. Rnvem I, llrrnI"- \ I three ynrds frnni lb., r.nal I «l. will, Miami and St. I’ s i.ir- liicbt prarto# in tho (Jatnr W^ta* t«*nill&gt; ho. ( f t mo dullinir up ( j
l&lt;llf . • b»Mlly I***!--I **. ;t |t|i 11•
0«ltplaye&lt;| rack » f time, team..
burg and It wa. only naturally • f in thr lift riionn. K«dlow ing
t.&lt;* k Hi&lt;r 'Ji nit out ..r ||" it, .«•*». 1 •• hi'i* nirrUri
the i**tiirninic ulumni Hun- dan
Joeing If a 7 «. « 0. and 1-n »corr. 1f4*V»ll
•ho*, tha* t _it ill will go d&lt;&lt;An to
ll«r lh-* i i j f i a hi'l !«• rotiiUf Ht m i vvniiH h,. n letdown It „ „
iliu N o f &gt;Uiti»iT are pnimmr into
smj
ll,.*
Ti|(9i*«
sfiint
mi nl*"l
With the margin of drfeel hound Hn* p|n
-Imrist inevitable T r , h„
C’ .il t f.»r thr mirht. ( «n&lt; h 3lrhr»*
linln civille f**r thr troru# mil by
• f**r lli# mi t p.tr im •Im* •I., rn.i.ty -till n thlril llmr. j*nSFTI I.KMKN r KRFL'HED
Up In five or mote r.imUc at
lb* -ervire* nf I hurtle I'I hm* Ii* tnk# |,i.4 *t|uad mi » tour tnniirht “ itAndin** rtnini only” will
»• Hi r J.vtkhon fimihlc lining |ha ............
In* Ital
Clitic*! lime*. Iloggurr !
rr. n In .Silvrr HprnikfE Saturday, re­
Hm I Ih*ir chainr
r«ifnpls*(ps«| •l"hn«nn, one of the r - «

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Palme! lo A t *.

Yon Want Action
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Wt are In a poeiUon (o

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connection with the aal« of
your PROPERTY, MORTfJAOES, STOCKS, BONDS
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Bat, thire'a no s w af walling
•err faaihled ball. I(wad
the
laaalag arrauat af thr game In
■■■(her culuma. and get a big
kick out of the fine way year
Ineeiarn played, at the splendid
ttay lla-ler. Captain Heater ye«
tltE a i, tare Uuaagh the • • * ■ ,
Lae aad then harked *p hi* s ea .
at Ike glaer wklek Kaaaer &lt;a&lt;
f r e t klaieelf with. It aagkt la
. B ik a year krart glad tkal a
Jaekaeatllle tparta artier finds
tlase la g lw a Hanfard player
rtfd ll, far la Ike past, a Hanfard
athlete has here one of tha most
deer a t redden. farhVa
appearlag, aalrkrrr(| at prreaa yea'ee
seat read aheat. Healer
aad
fiOMter. aad the reel af the line
yeaWrday afternoon evade hU•ary far Haafard, and fruaa aaw
aa ll'a gaiag la mean that
there'll hare ta b« aae af two
player, aa a Haafard team evrty
year we play la Jackaanvllle wha
raa hold Up all Ole
preeMgr
which llsater aad Kaaaer eatahliahed far Haafard. Jeator High
yanr eye* aa aaave of

T Hr* v
• nryvr ***t|n.*» I&gt;
j llitenl. ni (I III ,ei&lt;
le u ipiniters nil Il ussi-h wen- a rm
- .. Jn* k-.tn vi, t -i y
Ju- k Mr mull- u determined l.i.l
for an*.(tier ton. hi.'i.wn in lh.* fi„ |
half, luakin" n riislnlnrd m m h
frmn h.r os n .TI j . r l
. aim h,
rrnr v'uj red mil, Ihr-e yard* fruin'i
I he llnel oh&gt;lc s'.rlj—
Jl ]r ,||
d»«h tv S l.im-a e.ded ly -mm j
r-nintent hall ra&lt;lm? » Mnl.me!
and Houle fentnn-d the l.,„,
I
| Mrs o f th- -11111101 m.l ilu ills nf
. the ronlecl vver." rimmed into
j llm .r fti-l |. „ vpiartesa. II .th j
. I-am* fiimUnl freipuntly and tha.
I s| -rtalnrs ai-re i.non id uf tha
Allhllni hlot idic tnllegr r tlugglul
I

tar* holding the llulldugs la a
He arnrr- laatarrna has
h.r a
■hot fall of holra by any nunher of Georgia fans, l)h Vrah
■till rilng* to hi* belli f that Ihe
llulldog nil| sore amr, know the
Ignominy of being lamed hT the
uadr-dng. Will ,lra| hark lo hi*
dra so-rawfullv aaralag th,
wounds Infllrted un hi. spirit,
that gUe, far yaar school rlshl
thailla lUrhman. the
man
Mw, Mika ay yaar ailad* that
ahum I predict a III onr day hi
tkal yaw'll rare, a* even batter
head tpack at old Naira llama,
•keg yog rear* Hewlaute High
will not stand b) aad as-r his
kia 1911 fasdball rlsita.
tram »«rfrr detest, lie will nut
fall tha people of Florida. Just
Sam Bote, protahly Flo? Ila '* , as Georgia has be-a aavlag
moat outitantlng apoita-wrltrr ha« something for thl* ana gam*, altkU to &gt;ay atacit Coach Mel.'iraii thaogh not a* mark a. Fine ids,
•ml hi* tram, In hi* daily column last So has hern llarhmaa. Yooll
1 **lf&lt;, And*, ami llut*": “Cuaeh sro thus something tomorrow
J^oaaid Mrl.ua* or Hanforl, hi* afIsraaoa. Vs. *|r. tih Yeah
a good fool-ell tram in all but
'one *»iprrt. Thr back* can't hold
'&lt; that hall whan th.y get In tha
arosing tanr. Thr Sanford tl-tb put
Nut »u long ago tied Newton,
an a greater eehiMliuu of fum- Tampa Tribune sport* writer, who
y in * * in the first half **»in«t • tile* column* with the rate of
Jakson f'ttrrday than did FVwl- a Grantland Kire, in«lnualrd that
-g| against Ankara In tha final hU aluff waa so pour that he knew
•M ttar teat Saturday. Ami that'* he only had fly* reader*. Moot of
g«|ng some. . , Sanfar,| had Jn-k- hia Mot tea lines that time hats
■on on the defensive all dvrin* tha been addre«*d ta hi* "five readetprning half and bored deep Into *r*.“ Flam eecry Indication, Oh
Tiger t.n itery limn and again, Teak ha* nut many more reader*,
only ta Inae the kail an tumble*. fur, Uet week he *d«erlt*td in his
. TIIK VISITORS SHOULD HAVE csduntn the fact that a special
• STORED H R V R R A L 'T O U C H - prte. waa being given to the per­
;-t DOWNS, but finally aaw Jackson son guessing the closest to the
\; lake thr lead on a paaa tnter-rp- Auburn-Florid* tear*. Out of thn
than and a long to**. . . Sanforl ItS list* handed In only 43 o f them
tndl ated what they thought the
•cote would be. Red, Ore got 14
more readers than you k*&lt;tl Ta
was all wear tke M k "“ k
•eat tarklae and epaging pirnif hole* far Ida bank*. FLORIW IL L M AKE A S n U O U E
ITAKR IN LETTINO R A N .
R E U P O U T O f T H E STATE.

I f * ram*red that be • trendy
buna apgrnachad kg North

aUhauK. C- H»*tf. »ad a few
n ." W a

\hat f*e A m

rw-

» t.MH |«i llvEttfr f*ir a n«*l gain of hidduver. from the lptn - l - , rn turning to (iaint*Tvilh* j u«t Ujfor*
gains time.
&lt;n t • fir«t &lt;hjwn niti* Jnhnsun .trained a ligs.nent in hi&gt;
.hn-nn's I,w,.
Ins... „
y.ir«i% fmm touch ! »wn territory. f-ark
I ne ptniiabi- i'luiisla
lineup.
, 1ryesi.rday
, ., ! ,n h r. J
•&lt;-hn-un'.
Uul .Sanfnn! fumblrtl a*vsy their 1." " ! h* 1 o f Srnh- Fmrrl*, Dick i'arnell and Mali, ends; Jenkins and
J
, f-nrnwoll and T..,n
•I |»or.nnll\
— Joseph,
. . . . . .all
. . ,cg
. . . . Thiel, tackles; II inharil anil AnderThey rame 'ark shortly after un | idan, put the Bed au,| rthi-e on.; ,u"- uuaid.; ki rnz/l, evnlei; |.|
i iherlanj, t|Utrtcrhark; Uogeio and
I yls-' IT yard flip to (m irier and I der a - «v r ie haiuiirap
krrsl FI. her, held ou| of thr
Heater'* plunge |„ th* l-yaid tin.
* .iunifiriint . t|_
teft ' klk. lac . I s.M.l. T-.l-t-r r it |kT •ter lii|» lineup.
Uitei n on tho T lg.r*. From then » * \ w t.i tiirasius up naufom _
r-la&gt;» in th-.su numerous anal line
no It &gt;v*s Jarksun's bait game.
Ju-t n« fh-s Sanford learn h*I.I r.ands of lh « Tigers, llut probably
the upper hand throughout th# the mitetsndlng man Jack, nrt hn t
f l m half, sis did Ja.kann l*ke nu-. there yesterday wua m il Skijsrotiinmn l in the final ctmulrr I f r r ' *
•* i l » ) Ing hi* first
.. in&lt;•.her•, &gt;c*r of high .tltusil fam,|l sail. ||»
.-tinfoiil re* r r Lad tb, ball
|n-spssmu Ley ,nd (he Tigers' 40. vn*e n magnificent petformance
guAn|
) * 'd line in lh- last two qttnrt-r*.
M ali d ll* o f thr gams kepi by
Bo h trams were hard hit by In­
juries to Ihelr two star* In 'ha ■#«. Ray Klepprr. roceal that Hanford
ca.'s- 10 f|rs| down t&lt;&gt; eight fori
mouth win. be
- a pa.n
fo r' J,C1k* °n * n‘1 B“ " ' J
fr»m
that up sad
end coming 1 .U
team I
vo"ipsveJ to U&amp; for
that should haia beaten
th- ' Jnth*
Th*' Tiger* attempted
Army Is.I Saturday. . . Th# !
»«WplrbHl tn.i for 33
Gators will Hr Georgia, o to 0
I""* ll,‘l t '*° interri-pted.'
If not. they'll be whipped IS ta 1;‘,."nr0r'1
*" ,,h* ,lr ' ;n. v 13
0. although I'll .land ur fall on |J T ! ' r' ,0," ,,-‘ 4d fn"c f«i 73 yanl.
"Ik- *•
•
—
and
had
none
intercepted.
Ha prediction. . . The b *1
Jackson fumbled fiv . times and
game in Ihe aat'un outside the
Grlur-Genrgia game l» bdwern tlireo wc-ris reriwrrinl by :Ui fin i
folumbla and CorasII. both an- The visitors b..lbled a III.- lumber
defeated. I f , a !„#, Bp. but I'll of lime and hsd three v«ro«rrcd
by the Tig.rw. Jackson w*s ps-ial
Iski- Columbia.

our office Friday or Satur­
day for confidential Inter­
view.

W A SH IN G TO N .
.)ct.
to
tA .T .i -The Star say* “ Jimmy''
lafnntsinv. poultry dealer, hsd ofI ie l tha (jusemnn-nt 1100,000 In
settlement of alleged unpJlJ In j
dime laves, hut thal the -ompro.
m in had birn rejected as insuf-t
ficient.
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Pteat 41

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tint IU yard* and Hanford SO.

Jarksun returned punt* 23 yards
Alabama's Crimson Tide nhall
»i»c k “ Shipwreck" K.lly and Up. end Hanford 30. Tin- Tigers rv■r*t uf th. Kmturkian* In a tuo*h Ininel three kick nf is J,i yard,.
k*ino that will maka or
break Juh nn kteked .It all three times,
A lain in* for tha rv*l of the yaar. , areraginjr 13 yaid* un each. Cren­
• . Drown ha* ti*o tnu.|, alirngth shaw averaged 44 )ard« un *lg
fm the strong Holy Croaa outfit runt*, an unusually high average
to ovcicomo dcsplt • that tram'* fur a high aehuol kleker. white
fii&gt;# *7 lo 0 tl« frit of Kutferv U «t Lylr* of Ssnford averagvd 33
» « h . . . . Ohio State, fully r*. yanl* an a similar number uf
rotrrad from |ta 100 Icum u toot*.
Between the hair.*, members of
NorthiMftcin, the dan* of the
• "“ '■‘ -y. »'• ! put a i i imp in tha the Jackson Pepperstta’s Club, aa
■ "M wiii", wvnI
Induitn ono gam* ainnln* *traah.| ■—
. . . Jllnns.nl* will handle Win- through a aerie* of iutrfcale matonajn, traditional anamia*. with eurar drills on the field. Thry wate
anythin* out kid (lo r n ,
and led by Ihelr in-1roster Hill Daw
should coma out by a two touch Sanford waa well rcpreaantnl at
d"wn margin. . . Wboal Kara'. the game and tbalr cheer leafrr*
Lafayette.PenneyIvanial The Quek. lum| hrd a colorful note to tke
tr Citlun* hare ae«mlagly gotten I ray ulnng with Jackson'*.
Lineup* and aunimary:
organise,] under thrlr naw ran I.
and ayatrm. hut, thiy hart n't mat Andrew Jacksen (71
miKh opposition »u far. Lafayatta Tyler
In tha meantime, entaia the gam* (Milne
Shipper
Olgfetr
. • *y*Um which hat not
Kauner
™iwd. and a gang of veterana who White
: Coleeaan
« " l S denied, m lake U fa y . Wiggins
Warn
•t»e. . . Michigan State, suffering
Stanley
t !' •
&lt;• the Army, will
'fs t t m t
he»e troiAU with lyreeve*, the
Lyle*
Pibiaten. and r e a l win. Syraenae
V. Heater
Eatamlngir

**«• nvailablr.
Th# fivihmart cIuhe hn4 |M&gt;*n
busy the psst few day- gatheiing
-vor-d f " l a hug. bstnfi.e that, will
'e lighted following a pep m-eltng
in lh* unlit-ratty nutlliurijtu F ri­
day night, tbe ova uf the tenth
Kbit I a-G .orgla football game.
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THC fdilffO R D ilERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1931

Sanford Herald

Changes Taking Place

EORCB OR r e a s o n ?

TAM PA TIMES
President Hoover'a o p tim is tic report of lutlqoa! con­
ditions Issued this morning, and the Associated Press re­ Norman Angvll In a book w ry tion in the In ltm t of
scale of improved business throughout the South which popular before the World War ar­
was released yesterday, may not have precipitated this
coid snip, which has everyone in Sanford walking briskly gued that no nation uowadaya can
And grinning broadly, but the three together fort's arrived really oin a war. Both sides lose,
peace
like the Musketeers in the nick of tUrie a d d .jM n doe,the aald ho, and Iho theory Of military ^peace in the community
feeling that proeperity, which has been reported an hiding Victory i» 'the »reat motion,’ In the aide world. Permanent
juat around the corner, has at last stepped into plain sight. which wan th* n*m - of thia book, peace, he taiil, moat bn bated on
(he wlae and wealthy Jjvtiee; jiutice ulUat be bimd on
A rumor reaching ua from the East ( ’o u t Indicated Therefore,
men of thr world will positively: ) * » ; law moat W baaed on pothat more automobiles heading south are passing a given prevent another conflict.
'
llUcal n sanitation, that la, gov.
ilnt than at Any time since the great, gold rusk of 1925.
But thr World War catAol
iinmc-nlal machinery, cuatome, reo one seems quite sure just what It is all about, whether
The late Daeid Starr
Jordon1Hglon, habiu. precedent and the
the. —
treat II-1 like-. The hlttory of elelllxatlou
they are filled with Yankees running from the Ice Mid i _arrurj
. „ „ u alto
____egeinit
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‘
enow of a northern winter with coal too expensive to buy, lotion of miiiter, victory.
Wat. hat been a rr:ord of tho refine­
or with multi-mil I lorutlrea, nohmaliy spending their winters »«id Dr, Jordan, i» tha turtle*! of ment. of theta elemenU. Wo hare
on the Riviera, now seeking nearer and lesa expensive *he unfit- Blo,l^ ic*n!^lJ t.1|* JJ" worked them out, to more or lour
aatiafarlory degree, In our com­
watering places on account of the depression, or with un­
munity and national unite, but we
employed merely seeking Jobs any place Jobs may be sought. ]
are only beginning to apply them
Whatever the cause, they are peuring into Florida In
to International life. The League
unprecedented hordes, prohaMy for a wide variety of rea­
of Nation, and the World court.
sons.
,
, ,,
Dr. Molt atterlcd, are’ In the In­
fant utege of tlmilar development,
Among interesting announcements yesterday whkh |
n il tiny are luite Infanta, and
mean better conditions in the South are the Coca-Cola com­
already havo to their credit the
pany's statement that profits for the first half of 1031
eolution of more than a thousand
were higher than for the llrst half of 11130, tha govern­
international problems. War baa
ment report that actual work on the veterans' hospital In
hem errrtril again and again.
Ht. Petersburg will begin in January, and that the first
unit of the $2,500,000 marine hospital now under construc­
tion In Louisiana will be finished In thirty days, the re­
port of the Mississippi Barge Lino company that fieptemi&gt;er was Its first profit month in nearly a year, and tha Mucon, Ga. merchants' statement that Fall business exceeds
that of last Fall by more than ten per cent.
Then comes President Hoover's announcement this
morning which Is no less encouraging. Said he: "Small bank
failures have slmost cessed. There Is sn incroase in the
price o f wheat by 10 to 12 rents a bushel and cotton by
$15 to $20 a bale. It Is no longer advantageous to ship gold
abroad. Not only has hoarding cessed but actually $24,000,000 of hoarded money has returned to the banka." Tht avrage person did not rcalixe tha seriousness of our situation
n few months ago, as President Hoover points out, so does
not appreciate the improvement which has taken place. It
was not generally known for instance, that currency was
being hoarded at the rate of about $200,000,000 a Week,
that small banks were failing at the hate of twenty a day.
All this has stopped now and the President ia pleased,
as well ho might be. Aa the President smiles at tha dawn
of a new day, so might the people smile. You too have
probably noticed a more optimistic tone wherever you havo
PLAYING THE GAME
gone.
NEW YORK HERALD THIHL'NE

B

w- rvMt, i
S i •!
i fSImi

UBDAY. OCTOBER 11, IMt
Is In default ar*

uninteresting.

pro potty

roll, the (a * tax allocation law
k all right, and 10 art tha big

The trouble about living within
oa'i Intom* 1* th* atro la *o con-

RjM hlehem flUcI Vote* Common
□UHdtnd—headline. That’* an IniM il to Bethlehem SteeL No divi­
dend I* common thea* day*.
On* turiard wings his way In
Id. squawk*, " I f you know that*
king* are terrible, why do you
vita them?" W* nead tha prsc-

Tha city of Oviedo D ona eanFlorida community which \
does not bava to worry about
debts. It owea no currant bllla and
1
|
aP"—
y.»( | |
fiae the caih In hand with which
t « meet bond paymenta on January
In spite of the passing of summer and the
1j There’* an inriabla condition cold weather, frozen assets are steadily being

Liquidation Being Completed

approach ol
liquidated.
Announcement was made a few daya ago that the
. .President Tlgart baa laauad an First National Batik had received checks totaling nearly
ttltlantum against a wat waak-and one hundred thousand dollars which-would be turned over
• t Osineavlll*. A allppary field to tfepOifront hi a seven percent dividend.' t|\o fourth since
kjgtalnly ruin* s giod football
fk ld and ipectatora who alt la tha
jii|a are apt to catch pneumonia.
'K it doa* tha President think hi*
alUmatum will drlra tha clouds

“‘f ,tyU
r. they1got •* tcscc*)

mt

Tho tragic death of Cadet Rich­
er! B. Hherldan, Jr., a* tha re­
mit of Sn unavoidable aeeldrnt In
the Army-YaU game moat throw a
shadow ov*r bootball thia »ra»on.
When a brilliant scholar, a leader among hU cU**ma|e«, a player
of tnoro than ordltlsfy akin ami
eouraga la Itrock down on tha
football field we ah) *ho&lt;k‘.d and
forced to ponder whether the gam*
I* worth the heary prlr* Jt ha*
now claimed.
Otar a long period of ytay* the
committee which ha* beeit Intruste,| with tho responsibility of mak­
ing tho cute* has hartr failed to
keep In mind the protr.llon of the
life and limb of tho plkyor. They
havo had no oaoy talk, bqt they
‘
ra when

found thd going Wo difficult*during the past few yean,
“ e,n* liquidated amt the tJCpoaita returned to their
rlgbtftll owhir*. The release of so largo an amount of money
hitherto tied tip, Id Florida, la bound to have a most be neflcial reaction da business.

sidijeeted to heary rrtik!
Poollull la a bird, ttd-Uoode-l
game. If It were anything'else It
would not hold Ita appeal not
only to the epectator but to the
player himself. Modem training
method* have bodblt fdtfdkhd to
the point where the* ehtyirs now
..............
ifllct with
meet In fierce
bodll

id. u other word* if you’ll
ip on* of tho** Urge u*e dot&gt;111* nnd lake It down to Ham
ileyman, for Instance, he’ll
A » tha process o f liquidation is completed, the loans
. you a dollar and ten eenU’ paid Up *n d tho depositors paid o f f , th e hardships o f the usually m greater Injury than one
h of Chevrolet* for It.
depression w ill be forgotten .
might twelve In fillin g on lh«4cw.
Tho hard but cleanly fought game
is Tamp* Tribune look* for
•
.1 *
la punishing, exhausting,' a* every
follows r of football saMre. Always
there le th* poesiMlUy o f a tvrimu
paign. will b« waged primarily
. ,
.. .
■ 1
accident, but no good pMyic about
ecu Martin and Hardee, both
The world la getting woefully small. Unless new worlds to make a tacklo give* a moment’*
svernot*. If tha ejection of a ore found and access to them perfected, this old earth will thoaght to th* danger Involved.
Football I* a poor game units* Ita
raor could •reetoa* land val- HOon become terribly uninteresting. *
to a 1US4 or *S level, or
player* gtre of their beat to lit It
i lead business the proeperity
la a sport not unlike th* gambit
(Joyed In either th* roglnso of
of Ufe.
tin or Hard**, wa would gladFatal accidents hart occurred In
battball, polo, golf,* and oven In
swimming and Ulvlag. Th
JUr threw yeere of unmolested
hardly a tingle fkrar of^ aaeet
Idanc* in the lixingtoa IM al,
which has not elalmad lu victim,
Capon* luttered the lAdlgnlty
UVlnv hi* luxurious suite raidbeneficial to lh« tailor.
by Chicago poll**, who have
Th* Italian troop* have for th*
dealy bo-oxae quit* bier* alnea
peat throe daya boon systematical­
ling
field
Upon
which
he
flbAlly
todc^ed,
he
wan
off
notorious gangster haa bean
ly slaughtering the Arab tribe*
fluid by federal authorities In
men ontalde tho.city of Tripoli.
MUals- Th* tribesmen are unable to resist
^ Interesting among the ” *ouler_____
than the troop* and are gradually be­
llra" * vised, ws^e many radio* alppl .valley, tho great aiata of Texas, he _____ _____

j S S f i 'S S a r . a f S

.

The World Moves On

tha wind, with continuous uneventful moaniitg of the motor.
Twelve hours And thlrtystix minute* after leaving Ottawa,
he landed In Mexico City, twenty-fire hundred mUes away.
And the Ottawa CltlAen. first Canadian morning paper

tas heat** back, f

DAIRY

H. S. White

Diggers’ Dairy

Fern City Laundry

Morning Delivery
Sweet Milk. Cream,
flutter. Buttermilk
P. O. Box 132
Phone Ande's Store
747-W

Soft Water — No Chemical
used.
All Work Guaranteed.

drugs

LU M ifcR

Touchton’s
Sanford Drug

Hill Lumber.Co.

"The Rexall Store"

Attorney-at-Law
305 First National
Batik Budding

auto

Pa in t in g

family wash finished 10 Lb.
Phone SU2
I’onder'l Candy Kitchen
Mil*** .Theatre

13th and1Holly

3rd and French

1st at Foot of Magnolia
Phone 325

“We are at all' times glad
to finalsl you In any way
with your building needs"
ZIP SERVICE. Photv? 135

AUTO TOPS

ELECTRIC SHOP

PRINTING

Randall Electric
Company

The

SCHMIDT

fortunately the huge majority) j
nothing more than a phyileal lia­
bility to be carried through the
year*. Sportsmen reckon
such;
cost* lightly.
If Intercollegiate football le a 1
game which mtane something1
more than the mere playing of It,1
i f it *0n help-to build character,1
to destroy sham sad dlsslpato the
miasms of hypocrisy thea It la'
worth Pl*riRg hard. Perhaps the;
rule* am still far from perfect, |
but in any cnao they are basically'
sound. The gsme la for th* young­
sters who pler It. It was designed |
to give than healthful tx*rtUo|
and to teach them th* value of
control and eelf-reStralr.t.
Th*
period of artificiality, of false val­
ues, of high-powered commercial­
ism haa passed. •
In expressing our deepest sym­
pathy for hi* patent* and all those
who were Immediately associated
with the gallant sport!man -who
foi felted hie life, we are convinced
that Cadet Hherldan would hearti­
ly endorse the decision of tho
Weal Point euthoriUei to finish
out the season's schedule.

iA U N D fcY

ATTORNEY

fitto a x m

Auto

g g £ g
B M H H

O ttn U

Shop

Electrical Wiring and
' R e p a ir in g '

’

t

General Electric
refrigerator
W.2nd HL. 112 Magnolia
Phone 1
306

Printing ofdUtlncUon At
reasonable coats.
Phone 148

FLORIST

RADIOS

Hathaway's

STEWART

PHlLCO’S

Aunlng*

The Florist

$36.50 and up

a w n in g s

Window
Hhtdea
Hem.
stilcklag

Cut Flowera — Plants
Floral Designs

Automotive Electric
Company

814 Myrtle Ave.

Oak and Second
Phona 236

BEAUTY SHOP

FURNITURE

SERVICE STATION

Powder P u ff
Beauty Salon

Wagoner Furniture

Triangle
Service Station

Lulu MlBor, Prop.

We Buy or Trade Uaed
Furniture.

Park tad French A t# .
Managed by E. J. Freewau
"Dad Juat Th* 0 ta o "

Phone 41

Miami Btach was th* fourth
largest building city In *1) of tho
Southland during August, accord­
ing to th* monthly building anyvey from th* Federal
Reserve

106 Magnolia
Phono 101-W

502-504 8anford Are.
Phone 774

Ba r b e r

GARAGE

SHOE REPAIRING

Standard
Barber Shop

Phono 502

Welborn’s Shop

Hanford, Florida

vine, 1137.194, and Miami Beach, I
$175,160.— Miami Beech Sun.

V'rtt I .*■&gt;*.

I

W. E, Horne, Prop,
H I 8. Park

Cafe — Sandwiches
Angel's Eat Shack

M affttt’s Garage
Guaranteed Repairing

Oar k*ct»ri* cre.t ft *U.yd aadav IMA*—C. S. Maadard

Stoodfemhire’s
Bret Freak Meate,

v

#

i '

N a t to Wcotoni Union

Groceries— Meats SODA FOUNTAIN
Cash Grocery

PURE, W HOLfejttttE AN D CLEAN
•
M IL K '

-

qufpped to do first eltm
wiring and hat block-

By Export*.
Park and Commercial

h r your heby h fgdered at **^ aew^aanlUry dairy fare*

SA N Fm ib, TWENTY YEARS AGO

Herald Printing Co.

CLEAN
lira DMVaAgCB
.

Schpltx Service

�r

imAElv ANrnnn. n.n*nt
U . D .C . C h a p te r H o ld s
M e e tin g

Social

A n d Personal Activities

M UR MARGARET PETERS, Society U t t r

S o cia l Calendar

*

O ffW TtWpMm US.

Mrs. Wiggins Gives '— ■
Party For Daughter

P eTsonals

Entertaining for bar daughters,

On

Subscription Bridge

F r id a y

( .ir r b Num ber Oov of the H r c t

B

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ik,n

Jtnuim llatt,

nUhop Jr..
n*tn*m, Howini Hague, ycoige
’ I vs iiiccnon, B*fi Wllk#nont Tum
Wet
era, Charlm Rohltt»on, Br.iti
: U,viT ^ * ! 3j?^
Mlnarik. Voile WiUUnw. Jr, l o tv ):,-!
^
Gutbrir, Ralph Tolar, AIIk .I lev A llama, 1-e.tcr Guthrie. E,l! v
,„ _
, , ...
Fitts Sonny PosslI, Charles Wil- • in hmith, lie da rt Smith. J. I'
Brown. Robert Grovxnateln. Kit* u
11 V ,u Chowh.
&lt; hU^ r Mrs. °lU V V
rF &gt;yta «i Walter
Meriwether, Henry
Uapibt
Tew
j
Dlck Moju-liton, Mrx. Herman Hro-m.
chaMM'.n, will « * W » * 3 « M oclook
J r . DwJ U r C u ,Wr. Kent Mis Andrew Hill, Mrs.
Ma&gt;d&gt; i
rhureh
tU^ ' * " n
‘ hl koM.tUr, Jr, Mil Kirtley. Tom- and Mr*. S. E. Andrew*.

" H. nil', SEX. "C -.S.,. ii.„, jo.

IT

O n lo NumLvr Three;« ( the
'T in t »:« p b t Chur.h, Mr.. J H
Golclmuh chairman, will ,nct,
with Mra. Veils. WIHUais, I.M",
kiagnollu Avenue, at « J » o'clock.
Clt.le Nnmher Knur of the Fir '.
nupllst Church.
Mr*. T. *•.

« f

C lu b

R u i T « f * 1.1'

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(
*

with Mrf.

I* llrrn d o n AJ
V. Ifoumillftg

i» r

.o-

A t

Speneer and M

_

--s-n ry,

G iv e n

thr N. dc V.
rrmJ, inirpl# fpik#. (!*i*i#s
H Vlfi
vfftrr briffhl
«i»I'0r»ti
f lh* V. It. C*
iUrnttain *1 the fljVJ-r- Mr#r# iirnl to irfoW th#
VV Spcncvc of* |0’ H'. f the ( ’mmtry Club y n iirr-

S A TU R D A Y .
Dorothy and Mary Wiggins, Mrs.
A H llkrwtVii rhickan tapper
M. S. Wiggins waa hoatas* at a r* i, , h to tiainasvill* today to at
will bt giv*n at fl30 o r lark by
lor I he ,
-■ v**si'f Mr* M tl.
Hallewa'etl party given Mat night hnj the rVimU-Georgia
f&lt;«tlb* Friendship League o f lh* Con­
l Caldwell i * if.
Mr* Frank L
at bar home cm Magnolia Avenoe. ball game.
tra r » Gun* I fhurrh at Iho CongrwMi lie i . fl-.
-1* ’ •pir«i(lftiit; Mif.
I
Aa
the
guanta
arrived
la
costume
-------gatlonal par-onag* on Kant Third
i E . A Ih.ue) * * •i*nd vie# pr#%kth «y were HM up lb# “ Spookiest"
All*. Ruth Wall* and Mia* Alyr
Street.
I dent, Mu |i
■a i km*, i vctirdlnii
trail to tha robm* upstair* where tic rhoiua*. of C tarns boro, N C.,|
IKNTt‘1 »A , &gt;|
M O NDAY.
H Li ('n aw d l, torthey were greeted by tha honor mi rt\e I yesterday to apend the i
(Monthly merting of tha Roaary
n • f»*l ng
i * t.»ry . .Vh &gt; Margta.it* who presented thawl with winter h. re. They are residing s’
Janfralrm ity af All S t a ll Catho
g lll'i Z # lK .
lr«A,«ur#r; Mrn. M.
candy favor*.
109 W. at Ninth Stiaat.
Choirh will bo b*M at 3:00
S Ulg. D' m irur,
tim rge
Throughout tha evening games
-------at th « horn* o f Mr*. B. M.{
and rnnUats war* anjnyod by tha
B K. Ward, who ha*
ts "n 1
Hamby, Pool* Road.
low« t• In the living room* o f Ihr tpvniir.g th„ luintnat months in
The Bunitems Woman’* Clrrle
Wiggins Kamo * n j an th* lawn. Ohm ami Pennsylvania, has *ro f the F lrtt BapUat Church. Hr*,
r. L. Hite, r haIrma n. will mart a t' A ll th* lamp* were, mad* to rap- rivel In spend tha winter hoc. I|i ,
rrarnt ghosts or witches and oth­ will r- ant* at i l l Myrtle Avenue. I
i:00 o'clock at the homo of HUa
er decoration* emulated o f f sa­
Maud# Jinking, 119 La tiro I Arrnuc, I
i i huh
&gt;#nl t»» hi*i
lts .n* of black anil gold crap* paMrs. J. E, Rowland, Jr., a r : j
The Woman's Guild o f
Holy
Mt- t «* lnrr»i»K*rr
uer. pumnkins, and olhar Hallow­
froaa Episcopal Chorth will mart
daughter. Jacqueline, have re­ If » »s Mtouxmci d lhat murk#M ,
e'en novelties. B aiM ti the Hallow­
turned homo altar spending «ev.| h v- !&lt;« n |d»cr ! on Th»* guivri of
tt 3 o’clock Ot tha pariah hou-c.
Circle Nurrfcor On* of thr Pr*»- e'en tim es, which were enjovad by cr»| weak* with relative* at lumix-i tlu* ti I three t onfnlerH le v»*\Tthe guests. Mbs Carman Gulhtix
rtorian Ancillary, Ml*. Jonh An­
villa, Ha. She v ia accompanied b y , ,io in i hr f tin 11 (iy Mrw. Mohlr) (
and Miaa I'armita Darhar, rrrv
sa, chairman, will moot at S:.T-I
her parent*. Air. and rMa. J. J. und .Mir* ( mlId if e ll
May*, snd xlster-in-law, M n.
J.
Dock at lb* home of Mr«. S. A, dcred pi* on mualc.
■\ Iri u*r froni Mm ltmd&gt;m«ky, i
At n late hour refraahnwnts
/win, 2324 Holly Ar.nu*, with
Allen May*, who will be her guoila
■
tiemi of rhv 1
Mr*. Erwin *n,| Mr*. L C. Erwin ware •arsed on tha lawn by the for aeaeral days
is i m i to which i) w i« • luted
hostess,
l
u
b
t
e
j
hv
M
n.
B.
1a* ||(HtmM.
Porhins, Air*.
William
I/«fflrr. I ,
,
. .
th t in thr iiiitlin* of ihr j A*ur**
Circle Number Two of the Pres­
Mr j i . Hurt. Mn iiai wight., A n d r e w s H o m e S c e n e . •rk nf t|o- airgAtiizntlim ih re r
byterian Auxiliary. Mr*
I.
1.
Hem* have lieeti tre**ed, \ \t lh *
Frailer, chairman, will ma t at M r. Quintan Brown. M b. c .rm lts j Q f H a l l o w e ’ e n P a r t )
I *•» -Si m l for&lt;I Mee»ortHl. tt*r t onBnrhor, M in C in B in Guthri« inil
3f.10 o'clock with Mr*.
W. C
federate V * le ra m
M iifatine * n l
M i«* mill# Wight.
. „ „
r m
Erickson, 903 Lauirl Avsnu*.
Thom invited to he with the'
A Hallow* rn parly
w .« en
the N irnuir* V Kand.dph
relief
Circle Number Three nf lh-fund It»r nre-uj wdinen
honor guests were: Dorothy Couch.. J "J -i b» Lh* "• v "'1'*'*' nf lh*' l(tn
I rr-l ytcri-n Auiltlary, Mra. Wal —
tn**T
Flii*b#th I*#ffVr, fyiul## -P«rkiiu lur 1 hrl*(ian Knumvoi of
Mr» \V f H ill mi , t i n Frank
Ur II. Hach. chairman, will meet
Fpn&gt;hy|#ri»n
i huneh
an.
Marthn Vetkin*. Cariin Palmer. F ir * I
I M iller v rr# An 1 - tTiri*«| deleg He*,
at 3:30 o'clock at tha home nf Mr
rhu
nu
lay
evening
nt
the
honir
of
Karla Wh#. I^r, I&gt;orolhf Strwart.
and Mrc H IF I ’h *w ell and
r■
*
llach, 217 Holly Avcnua, with Mr*
C*^#Ua Truluck, Nancy Ro#Yclt#r. M1*m Mary Knincw Andraww In .tl
'Vijwin**. s lie r little*, l»* thr
Horh and Mra. Edward S. McCall
OroRmwold.
Th»*
A
rv
lr*»
«
horn
*
j
H«I*n Paln&gt;rT. Virginia MfRory.
pnti«pnl rn n w n h o n to F&lt;* held in
a* host*****.
r&gt;nphvw Tnkach; Donna IIorgan, j in j ground* '•frt* d*r&lt;unl0«| fur J*rk*cu iville in N tvemher Mem*
t’ licla Number Four o f the Pres
th*»
orradon
in
lH
»*
Hollowr'vn
Klla Maud# Joivi, Vir^InU T v k r.
In f * piemdit » **eide.i
ih »t dnu*
hjicrinn \m iliary. Mr*.
J. N.
Sylvia Mcljvndon. I a*\i U# Johnmn. color* nf Llack *nd gold Avith, then* -ire ini m re e e tria n 4 in th.'
Citlon, chairman, will m r*l at I:*!1
jmkoUnterna,
liovrlt)
|
&lt;
I
a k■
Marjorlr Cojfhum. Joanne Axis
im in l.v. a piece, “ In Meiiuirltitn *
o’clock with Mr*. C. C. B ri.g .
m il uthrr HnllcmrVn iimelr**lln. Mildred Hodge*. Dorothy *
iv»l I I e printed i-» the ?\ir|f-»'d I let
2121 M sgndla Avsnu*.
M h ch ell, Jean Zorn, Fv# iyn Siow*\ 1 tic* at irsinc* d in carlm H |ila rr*.
f id dm Niov IF. Iiid e a t nf ttie u*
Circle Num'wr Five o f ihr Ptr*
CianifM And runtvat* w ere #n
K -till# Hurt* M ary Wight, Katheul r n u n e *u&gt;* t &gt; th.' vi-.eran .
bytrrtmi Auxiliary, Mia. A. 1)
rrine Hurt. Mar. Mari# Byrd, Bet­ ju y id throughout the evening and
A1e ( aldw elF «■ pf'^tdent, Ip
Smith, rhalmvin, will ntaei at 1:0-a
p
rim
*
^er.*
aw
ard
d
i-»
Ann-*
ty Byrd . Nancy l.’ollunt*
\a &gt;t d c
Iminted the fallow in-- rr»mnillt»«*
i '-Inck nt th* home ol Mr*. Ft--'
H#lle
B
row
n,
J
a
c
k
W
llk
rr*o
n
and
W heeler, Looi*# Moughtun. Jan e
lu r the • timing year
Mm \\ (
Wllliuin*. .'CO Oak Avenue, wi.li
U o yd . Jan# S ch u lts, Kloi*« H utchi- IkA'iglas* Sien«trom . Th e for tun
H ill. N orm an \
lfnnd«d|h it lie f
Mi
W llllaini snd Alia. H. i:
trllim
r
and
the
4p|»l«*
bobhintr
w
.ie
»on% Jcan u tle Potter, D urU J a rk fu n d ; Mr* F K Uiiuniilliit. l.#eS ie 'm * a» h3 I rear •,
among the rnn*t popular game*on an I M ary ('m as.
S lr a t io rd .M i'iihiiul; Mr*. Frank
Circle Number Sis nf Ole Peer
A
ll
p.iitieipiite.i
in
n
treasure
hunt
A|*o K ita H dl. -Madrllno T ru
| „ M iller, t'otifedi r -i te
W ie rn tli
iylerian
A iitilla r). Mr*. I.. 11
which
w
**
won
l«v
Mi**
Anna
lu rk.
Betty
F i*h # r,
K atherin e
Magak.tne; Mi . II &lt;U Fax, flo .vi m ;
Jonr-, rhairmiii, will invel at .1:33
W ig h t. A lk o
W ight,
Mildred Belle Itriiw II,
. o’rliK-k with Mn. E. J Itouth, e r
A t a late
hour
r r f ic * h i» * n t i M r*, H. L» Hi#h«k|i, ami Mm S i
CUauao, M nrgarct W ater** Mabel
I ’If tr W h11e„ t'*&gt;(tfte«%; M r
F 111
l»fr Third Sliest and Jeeaanil:i
folloaing:
Chap m an , L r t it la G urniley, M ar-i were WfVwl to ttw
MoMm, M i* .1 M l|n&gt;«*w And M r,
Avenue, with Air* Hmith and Air.
r i r e t Spencer, f-ucy
Itoumillatt, Dorothy V id e . M a rg a irt Bennett, K. J IfnII), lemetery; Af«
\\ &gt;
J. W. Aiern at ho-lea-c*.
Mary McRory. EHwbalh Cameron, ,,olU w * ,brr' Kunil"
►. A h j u g t u ' i j i d
The llucineit Woman's Cirri- Christine Powell, Alic* Johnson. Kv' |r ' Wilkcrson. Barhara Hill, U la jc in -. Mi
F r in k I- tV'm druif. rd-u inf the 1'rashytrriin Auxiliary will
Kugrnla Ann Caswrll, GansUina I^ u ia M»0 B ro » n . A nna liv llr
inert at the home of Alias Ruth
llrow
n,
H
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n
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monibop, cthirWy W inston, John May M ary jjrm iv c a A n d re w ., J a c k " , u - 1 " ’“ i * " '1. M t* *
a lili Alisa Ulllon, Alia, ti 3y It*
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m em b er.h.p
M arshall am i Mrx. Jrtinct Hough-

P a rty

A| the tnri*'
Howard f'hne*
S*ld y«»t*rd.ii
home of t|r

, hnstea.se
Mr*. W i l
na! Mr . St. Clltr
WlUte. Ih.
»n"ntmg committ
In &gt;nH Mrs. A. C. MeReyn-dd*
»nn .un .■( 1
fniliiwing a ll

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PACK

S A T U R D A Y . O C T O B E R 41. 1M1

* inoon when the won»#Ti
da&gt;
m*u • ■i •*( the rlub #nt#rrain#d
Wit! . iul nri iptWin hfidjro jwir:)
tor -1 nitinl#niipn&gt; of lh# flu hi
hot:- lh# k .k' w # w#rii rt*'*- ivrti
II
at rm loor ii)
Mr^- stllpn
SI*'- • Mr# p K Perftin# ■nd
Mr- It St Wiit. on.
It
(440•L"Ut
.(&gt;&lt; ( 44.1 mu '(on i»ri I r# Nho* rn.
joy* i i the ju ral# r-nd ul a Im#
nou
rf&gt;, w*-r# H»Itfs*i| *nd pi1:tr#
t v s . -• *
'nr-nu
the ctin* Fllfl
ll tfs
Iiiisti •* n* priit*
*D&gt;Mt&gt; " 4 iiuttu'n llatrhi on, *4till#
low
ll t •*
'*■# i f i ' c van i
Mr.
unit 1 piil#’*Ton, 'I n . 11iifrK
•j#ith
l’ ivc-I i« r;»-»» t»f uin if# r j Ij .
t Of1(4 «i 1 , t It%' 4 rt.'ivCMi 4 4tu

('. f*- i«* r»- •*iv«sl a t i« e of tV Io a
on- (4-i ti .n price while M
1* J **ti**-’ *n *h»* le c tp iifil i*r n
b**\ * I’stp^v frutn Hottdtfr j m k -mid
In* -&lt;*. . auciion t ri»r
M hU*’ ii2 i I* , *■i j : lit * h a fid W4* !*♦»*
*ciii#*» avi *, .1 puticit plum
Mr* ' U l&gt;tfMur» (Dt#rtiHn#d
the Itlflidiifa nf
u '.tge club Of

Hm* lint

v|r *

\ \ wmaii Wit*

-ivdfi tile ti • or** | i n , ,
pair Mf
dk , yii ton h " 4« 111*1 i m rin i'crt
wer#
r * \&gt;
I Thl,fiien, A h*.
Sam u il PulfM nn. Air* K M t.al
io h iv
M h . 11 1 l hi .**her. Hr
e F , Hr*«u e, and A ll*, J IF ShM -

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Cornpiny Meeting

A t The Churches

Yuuog I’aople's I
i-alajitton M **tin c » ini 1* \|
l,t. 1'ortcu* will in mi' ’ tu- In 1

F H W : Mt-Tt IIIH H S T M IS S IO N
A t F a it h '•■••jud Tu tu -m arl*, R20

•on (nr th* eeentnvr *-»r * itl u»*

Writ F.r»t si rvf
Sunday b - w i,

to no

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tin, pH*i- I

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n iii|f i hi*
. rCffuIar tim r for Hhi* .* rA in* At

I 7:.,0

IV M. the |.ii*tnr will pirn,
tin. third «if a «t‘ iit&gt; of *#rnHirt*
on lh# *ilhjr&lt;*t. " Vnoth#i
Old*.
Fanhiune&lt;l •'in/1 ln-t Jiafaiti* ttiu
-#rm*iti ih« t&gt;prn F* '
rordm
ith«**rv *m|
.eryoni*
r«*nd#d
Sunduv

tVel I

S a n ford

T o - N ig h t

Idv

Heart s
Desire

4 I I I K4 11

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4 i',» r •'tk l \ * *iiiii Th»»d Si
Ss'filrrw Stiml,* *
f* I* A VI Stfll fly &gt;4i W 1
It
\ \I VI m u mi;f Wutehtp
U mi M•■hiitf nf
?S»*i-ion fi&gt;»
l Hu n
ut#m ’
Ui I* M ( h t Lilian Fudeavor

Ocll b v
- to f \| Fvenbtg Wouhlp
f ib s r

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I III KCH

S u n ,lav

November

Vouch search

l, P JJI

ing for'the hn*

All Saint4’ DaV
H oly t oniimifitnn. 7 III A- M
t h u rth S hool. l» .Tl) A . It.
H oly i Mipniumuin and S#rm«'ii.
ft i «H1 A VI

g o ld o f happinex* in tbe

V. P S I . . 7 tin P M

cruel tumult

i O M .H FliATIIlN At. 4 III HI II
(o ilier Paik VvtiiJr nn&lt;( Third

ofa grca ccity

S ir* rt

Park Vkfini# ami sixth Sir et.
It* V John Heinaul U&lt;nvi. minii
W I Ih.mki J r. Pn'inr
ter,
.S imtu\ Sello«*l. 10 On V M
t h m cli Sehunl. S* IT* A- VI
\f

It A v r , »t in V \\
F veiling Set* i.
a .0 1* M
WedDeul.TV evening p rn jir *tn
h

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VI to ill I||f VVtirahl p, 11 (in A
S(*t!!tion b&gt; th,» p a ilu r

M.

i 111111,0"! Fniteiivur, 7:(kl t”, M( hurled 4ia n lt, president,
W .hif-olAy evening icrvier. 7 JO

P M
i \ k f vi v t n 4 h i lit ii
1 hi IF v Fr»d M Clmr Miui'ter.
*’ * i it t*i vv ill be held «411 du\ Sun*
iF'w find nil are u .k ril i*» I1Ting'
b:.*|vM Inn he,* Mm Kukin. of In
* i ,4*v, w ill prein Ii at It IHl A . M-|

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'I r vnd Afr
t S 1 .in.-Mi. Vt*V ♦ k - . M n Ka»| | m .i i . M-«
F • i*ij ion, ' I n IF-ll.in.l S Bemt.
M-*. It. » Hi Mop. Mr*
n I
V* bilner. M r. f, I I •mck&lt;*. Mi
i* a r p a it l Bnrne*.
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»l ««*rlh. M i* \V A. I a diet Sir F F Haw non, .Mr * .1 i» I , -«u-i,
M»’. J ihn II H 11111*♦■*ni *t»r, Mr&gt;
J l ‘ Beiiifin M»i. ften i ’an wrdl,
Mn, C ihm in H ard in , Vim fMvd J .
' M f . M n. H VI VVnlmn, Mm I*
► Berlin*. Mi
»* It ;.i*ne\. 'I- * .
Ml,in HI Mint V»k , V ivian Speer,
d r- T . V. P "F «‘ . M • *
H i . mhJ
.m ringer, Mm (io &gt; rn t. If.-r.
»»«g. .'Ik - Hi*# a It % Pope. V|r* \\
I iidhoii H u tch ii ii, Mi- Buy i,

P a lm e tto

IV 1.41 *-*- Vnu

k U-ur

playing a ore; Mi
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d n«* r, V ic A. M I In llip i,

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SI IT S ( ’L E A N E D f f A .
AN D PRESSED t ) U 4
PANTSCLEANED A f f *
A N D PRESSED
Opposite Eire Stntlon

Worth 7”

r ic iih in t u '&lt;0 v M
Knlr II It*•».♦( !| null f

Morning S e n irea. I I tn&gt; A
riooii re i re*ha h i ape it ii it
i* arnt rnt f* *■
by M 'rk and
. |M i
plftl* «
M i‘ I; Mel I
11ji and \l i

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TTinKE

. * Kvongi hii St 4 lair

ill have

el-. i , y i #if lh.* lervice^ at J'-llt I

M an.I 7 ill P VI
•Aiiim ti
ha ry e.
M
11 up

H ill ie *d an
interesting IP Hn. Mr . 8. U i l o »
1&gt; . \\tP
n the life nf F^IrtiniMi Kirby V\*t|lli*r ] L Bach, M i4*. Jaiawa J at k M v -im u U« ] tv** 4 m a r 4 » f P c v n A\ •
S in n h . an# of the *#v#n. major
Mr*. A , IT. K e y n c h n und
VVillhiiP VI VfrPh#F»itn, pr« t r
le n w in l. in thr (%inf*der*t# A r m y .' Felward H. M r O H
Hlidc Sv bnol, Suild(i) . Hr 1st V 'd
The m erlitlg M U then hrooght It'
S»rmnn, Sunday, II,(VO A '1
Vim Jlhfi
lle lr n
M arctiii It#,
n clin e with ti* • songt, "Suwan##
Willing VVfitknr* Icagur, Sun­
' l l * . Glenn lln e l" . M bs ( a r n i l i i
llivtr * 11ml "D ixie.” plave I hy Mr*
Pulcston. M i*, f a . mi » Itarlw r, day, 7:4Hj P. M.
II o rrd»»n
llefr«*ihmtn «
wct»
K ia u g c 'ic t ic
H i- n if c i, S ' i i k v
*lr», tivon-r II lliahiq* .Mr. It Ii
•#(V#d h&gt; l he h ih ir m*i ,
Mr IV. Hoc [. M m enu. Mr* 7; ir» r. M
' v Mr*, tlmitnilhu Un esch plaU*
R Mailin'.. M e I j n ' r c r tt
MvVV(ii)i#h't prayer m # «• l « # y
.4* placed a I f ii 1U»w&gt;i rn f*V4«r
t'-oy, M - . - M l.lm -i. \|r v y
WriliicAilny. n:im |* \l
Thoa# pr#»#nt wer* VJrd II. |).
U ii* 11. t|rVflnq &gt;lc rnrt. Mr*.
1'rj.i)i*r rod Te^ilmnhy, Wi ilni *
i n h lw rll, Mr*. IF h 4 fim .-ll, Mr*.
S . t(. D lchlr.n, Mr- IV. J Thigpen, ifnv. 7 .|V p M
VV ('. H ill, M r , F ran k I M iller,
Slrw. 8nm:i»-l l ’iili*t..n , Mr* F t|
Vlra„ A. P. r o u n d ly , M i. F II
flello w B ). Mr
It A. N ctvm ai.
f ir s r ( iin ti ti iif t innsi
Mul lay. Mi*. P. M. Fbler. Mm, K.
M r.. D I. f h n i’ h rr. M e
.1 f;
SCIENTIST
F Bo im illn . Mr*, (i. VV '•pen* r.
Brou*e and Mr*. J«nu . I, hbaron.
VIr -. 1 ' P. Ilrn ttlo n , Mi«* Vlargatvi
• h 'l*tln n S iiv n r e
ser*n e&gt; * ri’ le r l*
anil
M b*
'lu n u r v t
*-ebl e v aiy S'inHay nmrmnir n* ilia
/.Aihar. .
• Im rch at Kant Set-niid .M m i t a:
11 '',1 rk S u b l e t fur tnin-'iiim i.
H a l l o w e 'e n P a r t y Is
" E v e r la s tin g I ’unlahm rnl '
M»dKnja) i'i, a beat nOily Thunday ’*i'&gt;il«v cvi-nin- .ervlcva aim n will
G iv e n H u r t S is te r s
on the liter bn«t '-Sitntlnfdc" . . . S tirri' a liu lljiiii. w ill ,.*■ held ,&lt; tbe
n
» latgr number nf tho Camj&gt;l«-I|. new ih m-li a t ano F . 2 n | m
* «4mpllmrnllng their *».t u s K«
Ii'taing 1'iwl of the Amrrirun f.e- o i Im k
t n&lt;l K i l h v r i n r
llu r l.
M l*
rid, i hnr.-h mnm!n,ni a fr##
!»•••* | MVv-ru# H art #»«! V|i « Vlu^-y I'n.n and llnv A men can l.rgian
B# ilmg ItHiim at thir
where
ll 'i i f
ru t r rt iin o d
w i.li u ||a |. \j\iliory. The guests departed .it
auppci 'hi* Bible nii'il all mitlp'rDtnJ i hri»
lewc*i‘ti p iirly ln*l mgb, n; Hi**ir 7 30 u'cluak nfler winch
I itrr#furu riuiv hi
hiim * -ti I * ■k Avi-fMii / The uiwtif-* w:i* aeranl infurmally Muaie wa , Han Sticnrt*
rend, I m ruii«*(l or purchawtl,
nri h n f ro i ly in Hu* i,v#niiig in enjoyed until lata In tlir rtrnlng.
Thour attending w&lt; e: Mr. and &lt;Hh*» ruv»du) i un&gt;i F rid a ) p rroui
Ilull«it*i Vtt rPitum i* , p»M,r* fur

MEIGHAN

M r a .S A t.L IE H. IU S S E L L
S|itril uJitUt Medium of the
i'rugre^iiYf Spiritualhd 4 hinrrli .
»i HAST I B M nu ll VV 17. I

Hard'm

ALBRIGHT

O IU .A M H F

MAUMEEN O 'S U L L IV A N
DO NALD DILLAWAY
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Sunday

f ’ liuiv't

M.. 'J::|r»

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The M od M orxrc
In
“ Monkey Hunlncss”

and 7:1(44 |» M
K vanifclD t St. t'lu ir nntl
Mr.*. Knltin, in t-liargv.

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L v ,r y o iK ‘ nnkt-tl t«» hriug »
lindket luik'h.

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Mero; Du? ,ld
Artt;ur
M r s . W o o d r u f f G iv e s
Jr„'
Bruwnl^ JuIbn.
P a r ty F o r H e r Son
H.*“ ™*1* fEd-,I? rd
J r- “ nd
D U . JO S . C O R W IN H O W E L L
Willl* m L,MWr*
All *«rtx of HalloereVn iramo*
Sprci.liiinu in the ambulant (ofllre treatment)
w; „ m t(t at tosw oVlock at th..i wi” ,. i njoyed at tW Hallow*’ 'I,
U n r u ly in O rUndo),
Irnit
K iln .
Vallea Hotel. E. B. Kikk. rvpr.- l&gt;«riy i*ivcn on Friday ewniim l&gt;y
Iftlr rap# rani
wi l l*
I 41|4l L|f #,
fr r l.il
it Ha)
Fegion (Jroup Knjoys
Mr*. J. I». Woodruff at h;l h-o.i
k I it it f 0 &lt;1 t - ir v r t * r - .
P'tnlUl rtilllrtl* co u rt,
i " . a h'.rT t
•Ul .T ** ’ W “ "W tU e o f the Red Craw*, will
8:S0 o'clock with M n. Brothcrton,
on S.n-th Sanford Avenuo t «i h*-r
#* lit lieith m rtllf.il
•I * tv &lt;!• i(|«rit«&gt; * **r #
Boat
T
rip
Thursday
ami up I #n put Me ctil,
It. •|ll f|l# II Glltl WORlI ,
22UA PaluMtln Avenue.
Th, A bill n o Close nf the First rfoli, Jnck VVoiNltuff, iml « I« ipv
|r|i v■ u nil ImpplIalP,
• it. &lt;-*i i ||Mitli»n. Itv.
flrrle Number F b e uf the Firs: ^ pli, , churth wlI1
,u rf(fJ in«irtiRM
T’ir of bh fHcndSe A! « l-*i
ha* atv«n him Iho
■I i« n » i Io n ,
«**» vMiis»
« % |i r r I f n c « an&gt;i|
i*. m». i ' l l 1 . 1 H r H im # .
llaptbt Churyh, Mrs. t IT re.n o , , . r ba.ln«.&gt; end sodel merting et H*'Ui punch, *nimat crack#rv lid
aflieWlr*) (ff* tl # C■ t.
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chilrman. will meet e »3 :3 »»udue.. ,h. chur h
H;U0 n'clnck with b»we*tn candy and applet
aary It* ipr* l i l l i * In
•mail ami (MliKldk.
i veil by th# hoalrai. a»ti»lr.) )
with Mr*. 0. C. flibba, 110 We t Mr j c . Mitchell, Mr*. 0. C.
ina -I inly nf Hlrpr.
I It # * p
riimlltlonaa
W ill# nr tielaphunu
\ i -t.-qi*. strict.
r*ni(Iii|n|i4 iiftil it#.
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,
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GlUha, Mra. E. J. Taylor, ami Mm. Mr*. I la a kin « Connelly.
(.i him nt
W ot
**»*|i(4i h i **tipi* iIml l..%
Circle Number 31* of the Flfxl j „ A ,y „ ho, u „ M,
Adorning lh# iooiim where the
(ti re- Af* , I h U ihI &gt;(
ri.n-|«|rr«
Itti-tir.ilile*
Flu
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fur
imnvlnelng
r
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Bair U. Church. Mrs. George Huff.j y j,, [ju,, ! 0f Manegern nf thd B'ia-ls were enierUlnid w-r* j «. L
f r# a* li|e&gt;r al ura r#*
(lift I lint Dali T i l I I I f
KHIillfitt lit# 4h«V«
u ‘,«xv. ? w :3 0 o C l ' Woman'* Club will mtet et 10:00! o-lant*me.
unwlty olack
el &gt;.
v * m r P ajf |&gt;rna'tlru
itmill &gt;lMt| r*«fa*lll|iti|H unit Ihn flAIIlt* ■if Orlanifte i*r»*|4i# who havo
wllh Mr*. T. r . Wnignam. at “ *r u&gt;e|oc|t j„ lbe ,|ut, oomx on Oak, witthc*. end ahawt gh&gt;»t*. I*i lhii * id i v"*4 f i l l I f l i f M i d l b y h i fit,
home on wrxt rIrxt Street.
' Avenir.
(in]dac* a light had bean ptacr-t
• U iii r a i i l r '# * '.i *4r « t*i i .i rjii*«iP# %1 1it a, r ii p i n r# , a n &lt;-'
r »■*•11# I (11» • * • • •
t»i*'
ii«'v&gt;' Dl h I ('»* Ilf#.. 11ti| t f #.(It-41 frv« mV r h a r g i th m iH any altfn
™ 7 1
WEDNESDAY.
[ la-neat), Ihr log* which wan- *. rMr*. W, II. Shephirl, Hr. ait.t M I ♦ O P. M.
-•f ilk* frmiMr iu fu n i
M ix. Itanlbt Church, Mr*. H. K
Monthly Woman'* Clio Day will! rounded by Spanish mo**, paprr which w t ii‘ nt«anj«-il t«i I. ovjF*o Mrs. J. t . Hrn&gt;nn, Mr. and Sir*
Pei kill* r.n«l A. \V. Kppn, lr.
Beck, chairman, will meet at 3:30, u nboervej at the club house on witches end paper Meek rxtn.
TIIK NAI.VATION ARMY.
Noirhy Ida* k 401*. will Ilia, itulph 11. Wight, Mi. .m.l Mrs. \V.
rvVInclr
wllh
Mm.
E.
M.
Carroll
a
II
trek Avtnue beginning at l:Uu
Thor* Iniited to be with th.- hon- Jack (4-1; nt« n i l a rd feiUxm * of 'Imwn Miller. Mr. and Mrs. K. It
JI4 Kail Ht-cund S lm t.
o'clork with
luncheon.
bT T j'r0m' 0,1 W w t
E l , h ' r *‘n!h o’clo&lt;,k
w ith a luncheon.
or guest wvre-i U U t i a a n ! C h a rle a FlmU and p llo w crop# pup#r ncr# jilowr. Mr. and Mrs. Ilai dd Wash
Hp*ii Air mcetitigp Satuiday# pt
l ^ i
FRIDAY.
Circle Namier One of the First
r. a
G « 'm,*y.
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adnrn
nff ihc
»•' " » l* Mr.. T I. S u lllv e n . ' M'" "
M. end Sunday. ,in.j Friumt
to a
’i n rn "llie
the n-im’
n n .n i. ’ o
lh#
'futhiidliL f h u r t h w ill met* at l ti0 ‘ Ctnlrgl C lrtlo of tho Gordon, sponckf* Chirhuo W oodruff, F ra n k aa . i|(Jllu, ^
u
, noonorl rn
®nd M ra J . t', fiirt*li|ick, M r. dnv* Ml 7*30 1*. 31.
churth . « , » . *
f ' ub " ‘l* ^ / n|T/U l^ 1.b»' a£ “ “ n j "o -d u ff. Ill Donakl J'-nn.. 1'hii-:
hfllr ( h * (KC|„ )J
j ^ ^ - a - l Mr*. Allan Slewmrl. Mr* and
lloline** Movling Sund.iy. I0;00
rirclm Ntitibtr Two o f tho F in t
T o w lflU a wilh H n . B&gt; M#l lip GiKMlspcrd, kathrrlu# and Ev-J j* # m .0|y9(j il 0 - - i - - i_ ik. * rj4 j\tr*. Morrii Hp&lt;ncer. 3D. anti Mr#, i • ’ . ' '
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A DtC«lU*s Mr. and 3|ra L c h l W i n n 1 O 'A d d r C H H
nut rln?
ran*, Oihtr t*m n
Method it: Church will meet with Pap worth ai hoataaa. C w » wtll^ k ll« Hurt, Jeancttit Poller, Buddy fll|t
have Cratrsl Park at 10:00 A. M.l und Jan* H.hulu. Katherine. Alic wero lh**
M r*. T . C . Cartoon a l her home an
I'jd Ijobbing c t m lv t . W a d s* 8- Colem an. .Ur, ana M i*.
R a i l r o a d C lu b .M e e t C
O
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A picnic lunch will bo served t i and Junior Wight, Frank", Diyin,
“ I ’ ' ' " ' fortune Irlling and sppl &gt; ducking Ka' 1 3r»"‘IW. &gt;••.
Mrs p , F. Pna inr,
West First fl treat at 3:00 o'clock.
Harry Diwwnho, Jn.
McCs.h..
)n , ||w
1:0 0 o’clock.
MCI
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Mr*.
J.
II.
Hintrrmislrr,
Circle Number Four of tho Tin t
K*rl Lchmnnn, n#w R#*'f#tury of
Bill ami A .«h »r Br*nan. El ten wrn„ w, r„ | t m - b ,h h o (lw „
and A. W. lo-e,, j T
Methodla| Church will moot at 3:00
lh* Btminol* County Chambtr of
Meriwether, H«l*n and K lo U -;__
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assistcil by their mother. Mr-. J
o'clock with Mrs. I, D. Hart at her
Commerce, will hesd on irrtur*»tHutchison, Jamea Peirsan, Bobbii
Hurl, Mr*. M. S. Wlggin* snd Mr*.
borne on Genova Arrau*.
ing piogrum of spserhr* sn,| *nNewman, Robert Wilson. BUI an I , Jim** G. Sharun. Thus* i&gt;r* rnt C h u r c h S c h o o l C l a n g
Circle Number Five of tho First
Urlainmentu to Iw pr**«iitrti beSussn Kirtley, Pet* and Tommy were: Ann I slni, Muriel Knox,
Met hod tat Churth will meat tt 3:00
fin* rm mU t , nt th* Jarkamrvlllv
For nearly two hours yesterday Mere, Mary and Martha WlghL
Dorothy KiiAge, Monel RrPgv,
s 'rU b al tbe hama af Mr*. W. It '
Hiatrfa t l’ rogrv»»lv* Club of th.efternrun 120 chllJnn from the Mary Crowley, Betty and Mari# Wilma l.ituhart.
It*tty Byrd,
Mr*- G. It Cmhran entertained
McKlm. I l f
West Eighteenth
Allanli* Const l.in* Ilallrnad Mon­
Methodist Orphans? i at Bon, un Uyrd, Muriel Kam, Nancy DlghMary Wight. Jantr* )!«-•, Icui-i - lh* rm-tu n-r, uf her ihunb srhuol
fltraet, with Jlr . McKlm an*l Ur*.
day night at th* City Hall, a im ­
ipilnr tat In the MUano Theatre ton, Jam:* Ridge, Harold
Perhlna, (1*1.y Watheu. Virginia - rhu* wi h u mslinr* parly at th*
T #&gt; Wflaw, hueteese*.
-*
• nd saw vfi# character* nf Ma-k Claire Haskins, Orkn Farrell, Jr.. Penuld, Mary Wathan, M srg-m Milan* Thrr.tr* un Tbur&gt;duy nil- ing at H:0A o'clock.
Circle Number 81* af the Fir*'.
It will b* lh* regular monthly
Twain’s famous story -llurkl*b«iry Eugrnla Ann Caswoll and Daphne
Kpower. Orta Wainwright. “ 8U’* I »rn *on- A fU f rnj&lt;i)ing th* feature
Met hadlet Church will meet #Dh
meeting of the cluU and nt mber.
Finn”
live
onee
again
on
Ih r Cunnelly.
Klrth-t,
Nancy
IHghtun,
Marr
I
of
the
afti-rnamn.
“
Ilucklrlmcy
Mr*. Carroll Varner. 318 Magnolia
are urged to Iw prsarnt. AdmDalontalkiag s.rten. Thsy srvrv the
Wlgrln*. Ann Wright, Jsn* l.lujd., Finn,'' lh* gu*-!.’ went tu Mrs
Avenoe. at S:M O’clock. ,
„ .
,
to lh* *nltrta!nm*nt and rlanra
geesta
r
f
manager
J,
L,
MannMarcia Priftor, l.ocy ItuumllUt,;
r
Clirla Number Seven af th*
umllUt. t(VwKhrsn
* h.mr* on Oak A’ cnu. whi&lt;h folu&gt;w, K ^ flr J only# wUh
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Martha Wight.
Mary Hunter. I »h*ru *urnc&gt; wrra injo&gt;r&lt;l Bu.l r*
yirM Methodla; Church win bore­ Mite. After the show tbe children
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*“ f h nuinhcr of th. U i*. rntitlv!
wvrw
treated
to
lea
ertam
can*,
Betty Wilkinson. Olive Chapman, froshmsnts asrvvd,
a l 3.-00 .Mock with M r . a D.
to bring friend*.
by
C.
A.
1
‘under,
manayer
of
tha
Those pre.wn: w*r*i Msrv I f'- ,
Edward Hurt, Ralph Hetta, KathCaarrlL 1310 Ma&gt;milit Avenue.
confectionary annex ta the theatre.
Over IM coopts*, re presenting rrine Npencer and Madstin* Tru- limy. None) llouk, C liyia Frrgu-1 Parceling lh* onlrrtsirintctit will
, TVKSOAY.
b, a *p«.Tal meeting uf the Club,
■For
the
past
several
yoan
Mr.
flonford, Orlando, Dri-and, Day­ luck.
* r. Belly Jcnn Gullrit, iVmalJ,
Tha Danghter* of Wesley Cltoji
for mrmbst* only, which will atari
Al n June SchalU, Harold Mad­ Joncr, FrancD Armbtiuttr. Ftvd
'o f the First Motbodlst Church will Uarcntetk baa played hurt on tona Booth, Orange City, Palatka,
at 7:30 o'rlork. Every rutrttbvr who
th&lt; ,nUrefU 0, th, club , t
meet at 0 a'eiack i t the heaw of setarol o-ra lons E* the c'llilrvn Tavares, Winter Park, end oaver- den. Frank L. Woodruff. III. Mc­ jrick. I’ .son,. Ksgsno -CmhrM.
from
tha
orphanage
on
tho
northai
ether
citioe
of
Central
FWrlda,
Word
Cmhran
and
Horace
n.m
,Il.1))t(irt
,, wpft|w|
, tUn l| « .
Kay TruliwL. W, E. Batts ■f*»»
M n . T. C. &gt; a t m i « Laataf Ate*
era
shore'
of
Lake
Monro*.
He
attended
a
coatum*
Hollr
Cochran. A. W. Eppa, Jr., Chari**
with Mra. Roll, Mrc. a W.
nrdlng to C. E. Adanu, its presi­
NOTH E.
Mr*. G H r * Walawright, nearly ahraya Invites them tu see dance given at the Trianon Dance Cameron. Jock Woodruff, hrn'.
de hi.
__. Schaarta, __
U
Mr*. ___
M. L rlct.rws. starring nsami r» of the Ck-b MS the new Or la mb’ Highway Roaiieiivr, Arthur Drrwnh*. Iktsad Mtss'vtrsa Wsinkock younger generation, playing role* south of here tost night, accwrd. word Higgins, J r, Joe Dnuglats,
Ututenant Msrgurei Portc-in,
■'-4" ‘
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• - * ■shat shoaftl latore at bay* and girls. lug to a stoterisent made this Eveljn Stosre. Ralph PosnIJ, Osrn who has b**n sull’ ned at tbj l&lt;&gt;vH
£ v «l
Mr. Ponder Uah over the *)•:(».-* rromlng by C F. Proctor,
McCullsr, BLUy Co Hum, M a rg m tira l BahatDn Arm, Corps for tho Huvr (Im worry of shnpplnjf
tie nary only * »ho»t tints pro and oger. 9
Culltttn, Henry Wl|ht. Jr.. W ll-1past I f month*, will losvo Morally
for parawoal g lf K Thera
C D Wf.- td* first opportunity to
Prime tor th, host « •
Hsm Ij-Iflsr. Jeanette Potter. WU-' for. her bom* at Wr«t Palm (lea h
■Mbit in catorUining the group. e g o awarded u Miaa Van*.
Is no Rift no personal on
bur Wribatw tod Eathrrln* Wight, ahete *h* will enter the hespiUl.
~ hath af Orlando. MUs
1ll«4 plats |n Sanford D
b*in-: yovr phptocrwph. becauaa
a M t s f coatams
RARA80TA — Hen Vrsft Shop
PAlJfE TTO — Up ta r*c»nt cay.
by LDuUutnl Rosamund
13th and llofly
Mr. Gsatlla was -IP cars grapefruit shipped out o f '
Dhona IS
*pened In M in Mar bl^k by Mra.
of Clearwate r, who has al-,
r r iD io
tllh R iR ttltM l «f cigawUW. hero vines season gtort«d.
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4 h*r dotlaa hstsI
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Orphan Children See
“ Huckleberry Finn"

Given Matinee Party

O u r C o a l Is In !
PLACE YOUR

Big Throng Attends
Trianon Dance Chib

ORDERS NOW

BEFORE COLD

Weather Arrives.

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jTSJUon’B Son Says He
. Will Not Be Alone
\ in Litigation Move

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I ' v WILMIMCTON, 0*1, Oct. SI.
n — (A .P .I— A court fly t orer th&lt;|S4tvUlsn of tha Thom*' A. F.rbnn
f Million*. loomed yet ter day when
B William I- (h illy) Edison, a aon
if ot Ok famirj* laTenlnr. announred
JJhe would eonteet hia father’' will.
‘ In a atatemenl. the *on. one of
tha Inventor's three children by
&gt;. hla flrat ntarriayc, .-aid he would
i) chary* undue influence on the
c* part, of hi* etepmather nml hi'
-- half hretlrr. rhnrlra Edison.

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“ I hjee derided to ronleat the
unfair will of my fnther,** said
WUIUm I*.. In hi* atatement.
-lladue inMuenct* was brnught to
bMr on my father by Charle*

ter’

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» r v raoM I'cwufa/s-gt-m-An
IX6M.C0 «. J0.2M. GAlVfT l i t nt

tfit rear;. ra-SB-mcn x s u a t c i
* iv . con. ro rut iU.sino,U!C.
OiS rv,cr 77.* m.
• 'f t i JMW.fD*. iSm.tfiC* TO- P

tso canenrrc J5.7W ro W ir occiri/'
IV-v. rodSUf V e iW fLD JiC vi.

- mio “ ’

A

i/ruefi Iwa

n r r - 1?*&lt; con 7 0 ^ (1 7 *1 rat ro
TO-m D c o * t r r f / u v w p - lle r .
Vico* 5j v ro-SJ-cr cmucone
JJ.7W ro-T-Jf CAHCKH J tl* f to

TprAT ST.JOSCen A W lS lf. sts. to
rue u t v a n»e.' cartnee m n

rO -ty tt M*10n\l 4lS». TOlElnO
! « . / / . • ro f » r * C - c u line
i f / t rtnee

&amp;' William rhararterlieil the will
K f a a “ anfaelr," and raid he would
M l be alone in lr'e attempt tn
S h r fih the Inttrunient.
lie
deMined to aay who wr.ul.) Join him.
rj?
Thoma* A. Edirnn’* three childrett by hi* fir*t m errily* are
1 William. Thomai A., lr , and Mr*
Marlon Older. There are three
„ Children by the .econd m arrb yi.
'* Ckarle*. Theodore and Mr*, lohll

6 ! j major part uf tho
c*tate
to 1
it
Charle* and Then lore, wltii a p ro-1
|U'5v|Man they may dlvhle the re*lfrf due o f the eatate amony ..ill eix
s.' -children wtien ant) a* they deem
^V- Jadlelou*. Unofficial e*timate, of
— tha. CBlua o f |h entire e tair
_
ranted from lISJMOJklo to IW ,-

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t'T v i I 0 CHIAX.ti &lt;J n&lt;

P* j:&gt;, uvi K-AtnJ
1&gt;¥If

n*rtnt Attempt to
ml» m l.sko
rinrfd K*nk
Thry «aid they
found rtplirsta
of key4 to the , ounly jail, made

UK*fj'

nlso m K. K. WIlliJini.«nn. wounded
l»y poh-piRtn in the hank ffthUrj'
»ttrm|*|. Sforris Givens, Waurhuln
new, denier, nt*o held in enn-

Irom knive,, in a Ihix of wnehirtu neclion wit), the hank rahl. i* In
powder m the men’* cell. A rltil* jail *1 Itmtow.
nl*o wan found.
It. \V. Itye.** of Kicnria, frlen i
In the jail with Mercer and Hart o f Merrer, tun nrre&gt;te*l Thuradaj

OK. - sr^—

(A.I*,)—The United tjtatei line*,
r rentier ^miyl-*kn U»| rtrtlcc.pt,
the North Atlantic, jtateruay
fa* ctl into the hand* of one of the
•trongeal *hl|»iinf combine* ever
yerformed in tnb country.
Ik e II p'M eftftr tblp*. Includ­
ing the LevUthaa. are now owned
Jointly by the Dollar-Dtwcon Wc«t
Ciwrt combination and the Ro wcTclt-laternitlenal Mercantile ll» riae Company of New York.
.
In the croup art R. SUnley'V
Dollar, If. D. Dawton, Kcrralf *
R oaevelt tnd John M. and K A.
ft kranklin .
t
Thu ■hippinir board, ah, eh *ol,l
lha line■ to Paul W. Chapman oral
» »'-nel»tw for 11fiJUIO.OOO hi lO'JU.
obtained a* guarantee that’ adeijuate iiilin t echedule* wilt be
maintained.
The r imblne ahio pmmUed that
the riUtlu.r verrtb end the twn
additional fa-t liner* now briny
built will be npeealed in the North
Atlantic ami that the flay 'hip.
leviithan, alll mike no lr*' than
.even annual ttailiny*.
The new owner* took over U ,,
170.000 at bny term nbllialion'
i In the government, representing
i the tal'nce due from the Chapman
j ytoup. Thy agreed to fuml'ti a
working capital of |3,-*&gt;dd.0d0 and
r guaranteed the payment of I'd.,
a KOO.OtiO for cumpletiny the two
, nevt liner*.

\V. Cauthen Hutch! •on. left, tia ffic manager «»l dianv an«J I V , and O tt» i'afdwell, Manfortl agenl
of the J*t Johns Itivsr Line. * pel‘ ntendine the I lading of the* ft-»t rolld tar-load of vegetal*!** e 'e r
to lease .Hanford via the nll wuter route to New York City Kggplant&lt; from the Wagner section com*
prired the targo wnirh arrived in Jm k on'die to hours after it / ft here, unit will t»ta in New York
City Monday morning.
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Kd!*on and my *tepm»lhrr. Mina
M iller EdUon.
pL
, “ Kcery Invention of importance L A K E M A R Y N E W S
• ♦ !* » my fattier mede aril .mm
Which hr yeined ,uch a reputation
Mr. und Mr*, ti. Ilutuni iiu.tore&gt;l
/■i waa rfneefveal Imry before he met
tn I’ inr'iut ln.it Sumluy. Mr, |tu
r?
aacanil w ife; none of yrwat on.
IV
portanee wn, rreated after hi* rant’* lather, J. A. IfrailibK-k. a.
Cainpanieil tin-in hurtle, lit- Mill re
f j - . marrlapa tn Mina MilAr Kdlann.
main with Mr. ami Mt*. |liinmi fur
j
"1 do net Caro to &lt;*ay * h i will
a few wrrka before lelurnlny to
I IB Jain me In the entitci. &gt;.u ■ -t
rj
can fie a**ured I will not tie h i' honti

The loiilie*' A ill Sn.iety „ f the
alone."
fnnimtinlty t hun-t, held then rev
The Kili*on*. »a y« one iif the n.
ular btiaine** and -o«tal met-truy
. were like any larye family anil
la*l Tui-a-lay aftcrniinn ut the
„
ro#y Inred i-arh ulhrr with nu home „ f Air., ||„,
b,.l)(ll.|| A|r,
jr !
.regard to th fact that three id
Ho&gt; Unwell hml rhnrut- of the ile^
them were by the firat wife nl
vutionala, reu-iin* till- thirteenth
l
Thomaa A. K ii*nn and three &gt;&gt;
i hnpter of rnrnnthiali*. fnllownl
C;' f. the »ecq«d.
wtlli tiie latrd prayer r«*|M'*terl in
Pi’ . .
Thoma, A. Edlaon, Jr., drr"
uni* tn.
[5L
hla verbal jileture ye'terday am
A ltrr the .hurt Im. Ilie, &gt; hour,
|r
rfeclared hlta*elf ‘Wt a lo • to e*
a w l i l hour wa* i-njon ,| at whk-h
I '. ,
plain” the notion o f hla brother
time Mi a. Kennell. „ rate I l.v V.jaa
WIINam, who ha* announ.- d III
Ibrliltle Hell Seller*, m rvetl ,r fruit
f * * Intend' to «tie In lireak the wll
*alirl eottrae
Air* Alur, llnrria,
Mr*. Krne.t la&gt;yen|iii't, Mr* |*. p.
Amlrr.otr. Ml.. H , h. A|rs /
M. Thornp* .n. A ll- Vill., Alult.
Mr*. M i Ih-I Cole. Mi. |( ■ I),,
1—P» Mr*. I()il«*ri Ti Mr*. Air. Henry
Tatum. Mr*. J. J|. ||«mil. Mr*. I.
J'irkrrlnir. Sira. |
h,.nip]
M m . W. V. I hum. Me-, b’lnter,
Mr*. Ji«y Huwrll atij Mi • Kthei
llyojana,
.The ladle i nre prrpnriny foe
tbtlr nnnunI Chllatmia , ule which
will lie Jtelil in |lu. I ' immunity
11*11 *u«netime rtiiriny tin- e«rl&gt;
pin t ut' Ihreml.rr
The Iunlie*' Aid will |i„|.|
-,||
day meetiny Tin-day Nuv. Illth.
in tho Indie*’ parlor at the ehunh
Tl*e object i* to fin I I, « * m„ „ v
tlrlea na |*'-.i|le foe (heir t*liri«|.
aui *nle.
fly.

f (italicini turn1 it, A fter l he hu«L |aided hy Mr. and Mrs. William
new,- the meeting wa + luriietl m rr Marker and aon. Ilarr). apmi| Hunlo the pmgrant rommittre. I*.*T A d«»&gt; ul f ironado Dearh.
M*ng-» weir enjoyed and Mr
I he enmity m having ronie imSkew a, a resident hen*, formerly firnvi menu dime on the rmul lead’ !
• f Me vic«, gave tin interest lag ing to the Sun I.undo (in If and [
talk on In travel* nnd stay in Country Club this week.
Mexico, which prim'd very
inMr. and Mr*. I red l a*key and
“ trurtive for the children lie ail mi "on, J dm, of t timhridge, Sla**.*
•puke mi |V T.
V. worx. Aoout have returned to their home in
forty parent* attended thi« meet- Sun I *amin* Mr. Ijiskey i* a retireil
mg, Itrfie'hnicnt* were served I y nav: I officer und ha,&lt; adopted
Air*. It
Nowell, Mr
John II
Florida a* hu Hume, Leing at in
SlftiiheM anil Mm , I lenr\ Tau*in.
h»vi* with lh*i Lluritla wunnhine.
It l&gt;. While and M i-* Lillian
M aisaiel Murry he* pledged'
T lioriu L were appointed
u-i\ l fl *he Alpha f ‘hi Omega Sig'nrlty
• uitam rommUtci- in work »»ui u
Klorida State College for AVoinI Ian for ahtalning a utag** curtain.
nlitre *lt# I* u freshman.

• Tin* meniLetahip * ■ntiniltee t*

H all,w ren

vwUtivcu

»*

tnkm In during thla mvetintf. *
n^n*h grAile Muitent* o f Ljr-|
The |v.T. A. ha* purchased a ,,,WM #rhonl rev m il) enj .y«rd a
Inntein l»de which will l.e u*ed L,nm'
#- S«nl undo
Spring*,
fur the nrhiiii| nnd will *huw In*
•" 1 loience McK*»y and loile
fflrtictivc, educational, anl plftiirra llu'hlrll wen* the chdUVTMIBi,
for the good I l f the hoy* and girl*
* *,r i ‘»»dor Iniy* w n vfetorioua
well a* rarenta.
‘
" volley hall game CrldAr afttr-

Tile Kill' and boy* Volley Hall
leant, of l.aka M«ry « h ml play.,I
tin- Hyman achaol t.-um* on the
l.yntan t'n iri ta*| Wrdnr.itlay,*
Charira Muready, of Oeuryin, la
apcmliiiK the winter with III* p*rcnt*. Mr. and Mr*, f . |l. Muraady.
i
The |adlea* Aid ap.maure.l a
•apper In*l Friday niyht In the
i I: lumber of I'antiiiarre Iniililiny.
,
Hnroca Fennell «u.| A|r4. j,
M. Thmnpe.m bail charyn of ||,i*
•upper.

Mamie Kyle

pitfvmg ff illtlrlPh. new mvinhera Wlntci Lark,

n "o, pliiye i on the h«&lt; it rourta
• guin»t &lt; hiiluota.
ft
The I’ T. A. held lla flsk meftln; of the &gt;ear at the M*h#nl audi­
A ltam on te Springs
torium Oct. lath. M m f Welli*
M i. mind Mrn. I till pit SlntpftMi. i mun won the banner fat' having
Kd llriait und Mi*\ Hniii Short, uf l he fitcmt parent.* present.
TmnpUt iccintly
Mr.v .H fi. Kylr.

vl«llr*l Mr, ui.d

Mr. nnd Mrs. It, K. Whitgkcr
nnd Mn». Moorf, uf Ocutg, uc.nnpunied hv Mr". Whitaker s mother.
.Mrn. !&gt;. A. Khlih, uf I 'I* rtnnnt.
u ru ntl) vi«it»sl M l*. W. L Whilelit*&gt;it
.Me. and Mr*. II. »). Smith retunicil to their homo h oc, Sunday
t»ft**r i|ini!iiit; the* rummer n‘ OrIrin^j \ »
Mi*, and Mr*. L II. Smith nml
The t handier of I'unimeree will
daughter, Mnry Jane, areom•' iM their regular luialnc* inertinn Monday eveninu Nov. 2 in the
C. Iluihllnr.

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tnkWw an I n t g ^ i In Ite evMeat^ •v o a *K **»k »y wdk

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were U*ril nn tho tahlv«.

Jail Delivery P la n
Thought Brok^nUp
As Keys Are Found
SKHRINti Oct. .H.-«jJA.I’.)— '
Ailthorltlea ve.terdav taM they
had broken up what ak&gt;arcltlly
wa* a Jibnnul Jail drliveay by TO. “Tip” Hereer an I Fntjtk Hart,
hrld her* in ronnertlmi with a

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SOLO FLIGHTS ........ $ 7.50 Per
JOY H0P3 SUNDAYS

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No stores or bustnw* houBes existed on the Nrw England shor a o
our country, but even then those hardy pioneers o f this m
tion in the world, always chose the beat o f what was offei

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i , Wr»- H*ncy Tantm. M r'. John II.

I
Hr*. W. A. lm v.
R.
. H. White attemfed tho Seminole
, County Council of the p.-T. A. at
. Clttlluota b it ThurmJay.
meeting nf tha Uke
, Mary P..T. A. wa* held Thur..Uy
•
In Iht arhoil auditorium;
. with lha pre*Ulenl, Mr*. John II.
, Htaute., praaldlag. During the
r ,,,l*ln»»* ****bn roport* from (he
f committee* were heard.
TI** llnnnea rummltteo reportI J1* * K"«d rum bad been readied
f 1
f,01
ra ‘ Jt* *UPP« I hay hal.1 reaat.
r I) in I lie ( ’ immunity Hall. It al*n
•
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Pf«cn:ed
t lh- U,,#r P«r» of November.
t
commlltaa, of whirk
JklV. H f01.1* 1" * U chairman. t»u
•
thane the
i,
^•»Mh»ne,ab» tho*u
a #ttendlnK tha atypper which waa a

Father* Landed A t Plymouth

W IL L H A V E

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;
the wise man chooses the best o f what the present offers, whether
In the market for traceries, merchandise or

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of lha committee to investigate
Gardiner's claim a. he aaid late thia
(ftstniwri h« was waiting only “ to
^ v u r* a list of the member* of
the Naty League* befora taking
thia atap.
" A h loem la that Hat ie obtain­
able.-’ the I’ reaklent told n«w»&lt;
liapcimen, “ I ahall aeiect repreaenlallnn from the mem ben hip on a
committee which will he able to
eetahllah the untruth* promulgated
by the President of that body."
The wbeela of official Washing- i
ton acar.ely haj .eyutt to turn
thin morning before the White
House aupplemented Ur. Iloovrr’t I
statement of the night In-fore.
Theodore Jnelin, on* of his secre­
taries, laid newspapermen.
"The objects of the President's
inquiry are first, to call tha at­
tention of the country and mem-1
hern oi the Navy League to the
tissue of falsehoods that hare been
spread by Mr. Gardiner, and, sec­
ond, to show the true purpose of
these falsehoods and the peoplu
who air interested In propaganda
ing th*m.H
Then, shortly after word of the
rt*a?ne‘s call lo its executive comNhiltce be ams known, Secretary
Stlmson spoke. He objecteJ prin­
cipally to a statement by Geniinet that Preaident Hoover and
Prime MWitter MacDonald nf
GMat Itrltaln* When they met In
1K0, “ reached agreement* that
have never officially been divulged
In Iheir entirety.”
The sejrvtary of elate aaiertnl
that "even ItnperfecGy Informed
gentlemen muet be aware" thia
was untrue.
lla place,| In the u nit category
another statement In the I-eague
pamphlet one raying that record*
of this aad the London naval
treaty negotiations had been re­
fined the Senate ever in execu­
tive session.
On th« rontlary. Stimaon as- ,
■tried every merabtr of the Sen- !
ate foreign relations
committee
had full accaas to the record* pro­
vided they be withheld from the
newspapers. He received them
from Senator Reed (R- P»-&gt;, a
Relegate to the conference, under
K i» t such an agreement, he aaid.
” Ae a parting ahot, Stlnuon aaid
he had laid-Gardiner’* statement
tilde as unworthy of noth'* tftar
rewling this one section.
During all this, Gardiner remalnnd silent. He has been a mem­
ber of the Navy League since 1031.
spd Ita pkeeldent since 1028, sue- ,
cceding Walter Btucu lloee. He '
planned to go last night to New

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.nmhi’io Manchuria by N «v. lit,
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Nations, » » ' most ImprnbabU1 h, y decI* rail the t'hlnc -&lt;■ had
mu given any Indlvatl in o f being
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porarily. the report o f new mill
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l ing Vin-Chlng, veteran
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land; nlinton Citrus G rsw tn , Im[Hanlon, and Belle Ridge Eruil
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per package in car load or lesK
cal* load shipments. This gives you a saving over rail
rates of $111.11 as disclosed in a recent shipment of
eggplants for a prominent local concern.

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J lor U' h' ' at! not lot with you.'*

Thu* far, QArdiner ha* given no
hint that he kould apologia* to
the Preaident. Hie only aUtemcnt
alncr th* Chief Executive chal­
lenged hie axejrtinn* waa on* of
•‘peirprise" that Congtoe* rnther
than an appointed
cummilt j*
should Investigate. 11s aaid he
would welcome a Congressional ln-

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trpre^rn ihi* Rr.aic-1 net return,

CAN YOU BEAT IT!

qnlry.
' Gardiner one* was angsgrd in
business as an vlv’ lrtcal eoginarr
and an assaclata of H*m w L Do­
lls tty In- thr public U tilities field.
Il* (at:r r r t l i r .l from buainraa to
writ*.

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clearing Houm1 i* . h«* moul practi­
cal * j y nf immune lt»e nri*d* nf the
Indus iry |ri ihr p j»t
individual
m t T lr t b y |hiIIi if"&lt;1. of «nmr ■nf mir
ravntbe t - hovf inicFfriTtii w ith out

Y Gardiner’. difference with the
adntinlatratlon over Abe aiie and
TOKYO.
OcL
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atrength of the M t w la by no I’atriotir group* throughout Japan
meant the League'a first tiff with Were organising poblle oplilmi
the goremnient official*. In fadt. yesterday in sappjrt o f the govduring the time ° f Joaephus Dan­ ernment's
Manchurian
policy,
iels as et;r«tary of the
navy, whits di.patches from Mukden told
member* of th* Is,a goo were for- o f the .tart of a Chlnesa military
hiJdrn to step aboard any Nary campaign to drive the last veatlgevcascl or enlfr the precinct* of any of tho iiatlonsll t Chinese reglnuNaty yard or station.
out of southern Manchuria.
When the late Secretary Denby
The outlook for early solution
■urceedrd Daniels, he cancelled of the situation rriiilting from an
thie order. He had been a member lim ed clash Sept. Is ttecr Mukden
nf the league himself. So too was between Chinee* to Idler* and Jap­
Theodora Roosevelt, Jr„ now gov­ an*** railway t'lrardi was not tonernor of*Porlo Rico.
The present secrete ry of the
navy thus far has remained alrtoT
from the tilt between Mr. Hoover
| u d the U ig u r. Emerging from
B io ugular Friday cabinet meet-1
"ing yesterday, Mr. Adame sai l hr j
W A v f* /yy J
V
had "no comment to make," and.:
in fact, had M t read th* league's
.claims.

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FirstRaidOn CaponeLair
EULOGY TO GAS
S. SILL JOIN
TAYCTATIITC
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IA A 5 1 A 1 U 1 tjVON HINDENBURG
ASKS MAGNATES
S ^ f k S S j T O JOIN iN TRUCE

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IntogrltyjOf S t a t e Head o f
Makes
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: STATE ASK AID TO Of Criticism Of Hif
BOLSTER PRICES Naval Policy Stand

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W A S H IN G T O N . O ct. 30.—
l i U ’ l — I 'r e a id c n t H o n v e i
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h is |Mi|icicj. hy
th e
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* • \ rants a hot th e tr u e
• h • !»• i i f t nwr fiffic 14 « • 1»J
I «• fkMr 4« t t«! (oat* of parking fn la c h ijo d j a n d th e peopia
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supplemented
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'irtfriT^ (h » th« ann»uuc*m*nt by th« preal-*
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••ntannition. ■lent last night that he would apk
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Il - H . MilLx 4 lira* Khchan^r in&lt;l point a committee to InveatlMte
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i he h -m itinen * AA*H&lt;mti4»n tn re­ the "untruths and dixturtloae id
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r i i»M,*h »in .’idvrlv riito m of »1»«* facts" cnncvming hi* nival poll*/
•to- j, a.-xe-T ,,•’• • * . |» • | I***.
I* l.ldo n
which be said had been r i l l wit *■(
lit'" wIlli'H . to(*t to • I.I ^ • K, xe,
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r willing tn t&gt;H* ' nated hy William n . Gardtapp,
I'lTII x' «r* Sxl lu- 1* a to m -l'liv
u'dib-f* »i* f » r k r i w m tt»Arr»‘***i presUbnt of the League.
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Ahe Pivel-ieot then . * . . _
Ill' tft4to , . *r«V tn, •i i i»»n A1x •*•
♦ »• * li i »h«- rrtxiilt. nmmb«i« M tire that he would capeet a pohb^
( 4 Mill III -0*1 4III r '.IN-' I'ltortod ;
I lie • t'*»t Mil’to*r .*•LI. nf tht« !%i*aan*'i*1 spulogv and runwetloo of f jif iL '
.u* in.tr iitfcrnmlion rngunling ner’s "inlaataUnreBta." Thg &gt;(ayf
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ni* ib r l.eagus president earlier bad
A v o n u o
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• ai •• •• itiuikrtiiin Aftneiiii. Thr cusest Hoover of "abyymal IgBft' ••mi ng llnutr. Cit-*i% L trh in g f ranee" of natal needs.
M e rrh n n ls T o P a v
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vbtth u»- I r.ii'nufri'* A ••••.I* statem ent follow*:
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na '• !• t l u l l
"The Novy Leogu* state* hi itg
b »• n»e« n».* ntl%l*«&gt;) m« in th«*ir '
loaI their jul»* »n IM o k r than the
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muv«m»nti. announcement* that It hea ‘for A
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Marktt gltil* jn.l itrvvy .Lipmcnta qu arter of * century ipaeiallaod
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\ r«*t|.‘.iA (i&gt;und nt I m M two h*'|»
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*•*••% TclA* |;-» »re. tin* nun mitt* v lo accurate informtion a* tn
Irade on Magn.iL &lt; \.er»u *
U rti t) .. h."4
ful *lg»i» ai'yii* the real toward
na»r nietttrV and 'the prlaetM l
wr* tnf.»rn»«nl. h * 'r urouRhl sue
y• i kMfit% thn! v*•i can trad*
v if tlix'in i
l»*»n pttrrw . hi gr«p. frun I i m iv a. tix.ty of the league l&gt; to
vo»ir ••$•! •»vle I
if ;»ny iln '
\x Innow \ I i t ell. prraiitent
thick sin
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.*l.\ n %«g*«in»i 'h e i J $0 ssrninate facts bearing on MVf
nation tr*i get a Ltg d»*munt
of the rm t»a«l S in k s &gt;tc I ...r|n».
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I f !• Ol«l|»th* | dt hb- in t|i« *•« • bet paid J.y »Hf gunrer lu m atters to the p rrta.'
old a . fuirt-* or n.»t« • on Muirt* olil ration, an- •••Ming a S m ite ,on»"In onlor dial ths country may
l‘U' h.. fr it in thr RLi'elbll to re
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mitteg *h;it i»n|i|i»\ntcnt in hi hiknaw lh t uotreth and &lt;1islei I
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Sui»en Magnolia Vx*niu nirr durtry »• un l hr 'm.rt*
the Ili­ «•». i vi founty » * rir-ol**
"Relief from tills difficult iltua. •’f f»ct in Chairman
chanss. deciding ilvat
louiiie^N l»ia«u|r»it of lh»* Vtfrrk'utt Fr-lvr an*!
•ton," ih, iwo.luti.ins ..id .
an 'seen*, pronuunrom ent‘ I will
»aed« a •tiir iLnt, this .iftcrp mn
1 **»*.»r aiuiiMm U &lt;1 a s(..vy , lnJ
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or« rm n* to |^ y their 1‘uitoiAerO
The num U r of men out of work rs u n ir t»xe. utvse ths TWin'-is-ae- 1 l - w m a r k e t * m il &lt;b*oloD
to trail, with them. They are go- ( In rn a .e I tao-unth* of one per­ «av*nii‘n* that th r cH&gt; i i h • ••.it'i markHa for Florida rrai* /n ii&lt; in
'h - niilirU.wtwt 4n.i w ratam
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(u-'ti»iiu,rs 4 |0 p«r cent to lflit the fix-* half uf Or havr hml tn pull In Iheir l*--'
Thr imam ml mux* that . a h ♦••••i* nl ibi« rountiy an«l in
nod (Uitruti counties where i
rut (timmiMloR un tv rry purrhARo l . l . r
-In ltO |UUm*'
m ,l,« "ln;* »&gt;• 1
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• iti**n agents found two stn * .
fr«*»n n»’W until nu*l night
.**e.ch 'ip ni iraw* “ni tbi« 11ni4 I F«lblia till* nnr monthV - . .k F'lrup* T h u i« .1 prol Nni iotm*
mme and nr i-tl«J thi&lt; to the m a d .! ot M,h " Rr 'rf c - h 1»
ffontlim ad On Pajrv Tfirv^i
**t \ • It' I Hilt #•••* llBol * *iu«« ”u •i«ullid (tout th r fit)'* pui.tia .
1
-guilt speech on hi* eightieth I ■.»*■•
hullt hy co n tin . We have ta k e n ,
$l,tlU0iM)U in ll».TI e*ls .
Ml ib r m«tmn*»r n m l do is
•ntiilsht ir»»«*»iwr •H tuncj in Ocli*- m c.irh
NEW Y3RK. OeL 30— (AJ*.jk^,
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bver lor slate maintenance ^ hmi! Vlrthdgy *n
•»V a hAndfu! «»f ol,| -tyli* bill&lt;* of
(( untiiMi* '! Mi» I'uv'F I k u r l
- . in
March, 1U.T0, In rvpUnatlofi 0f i
*'tl ator xalo the procscl
I A weighty give* nf test/nooy vfaaL
mi’es of highway, making a IO
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To tfaehrr* tb# ni&lt;&gt;«pvr t
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ender state maintenance uf , p. , h * reason, for vlgning the Aoung
• n#&lt; 1ii%t k t v•flic ht Hs.jk* ot
with tho««« hilU. the nil*
plan. Only c&gt;n lnrn«» orra«mnA hma I I hl*o ion rnfoircro un i • •
prnsiinately 5000 mt'es.
pfiynayv. Tb** litani •»•••. *h« n
rpturrung ronfldanca in tha ouMfokt
bo-e.i on o 67-yeir-old- otatut.* .■ • nirr, in |M)r-hNBintr * »' nrlirl»i
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“ In .tl-e recent set Inn of
• th r Id H to tri, wil) rrri'iv c $ l .|0
r i i ’&lt;--l at operation of lllrciii .,i
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industry » tth tha BotkJfhani
irt HOO.O’M In *rri|i
(Continue*! on Tage Six)
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ippml* $J 'll fur
An n tr rrn in a talk on puldir ^ I i*p J Cor;Hiratlaa'a ivebratiop t f
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♦'•a'.tb in tn«* c u n t ) , fffvtii by) B# ftO prreunt commin dlvIlaM*
! n»afed the council and prevailed
TOKYO, «ht hi. - 1.\ P i Jap r**m*U*rnatliin As o»ir tn u h*. MP.
f 'e i r !•*» hill h# ap»*n *w an!
Ihirulhy Lamb, tnuaty nuMv, w a i yo^ttrday. i
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. h*»i it. outlined to th* memlwM inunt) and 1ST aetes uf Kh.ii i • • on »i:» Li $100. Every $H*n t ill lUy In fav*#( u( 11k* ifoat-riiHcntj •• itil« m | b\ n relit or* II
r Nl* n*: «*f th r Sen.iisoi- ( mini) p T ' lo°k for an omi«absa. of at
Huh.ity** yuN-acre farm n. • i » f thf old style will !v •o rth f 110 •s lion in Mato it him un*| ii* il«
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V ' i n X wbt. h nirt &gt;*«'#iilay morning | • fedactlim of tha com una sILa
eon .lointy will he held hy II.' .» •n trn«|e!
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1 n&gt;rt&lt;h w«s not made public.
fUllcr of tli, lr ay ii«* ft Nationll|!atkiii« misi
11-rrhanU |&gt;nrtiri(Hitim: in »hi« liirlu llttn i !hm^ for i a«’n.lrn.v ii’iilltl
i-riinicnu Righta of |.cison- ; ..id
hf Chuluota Ivbosl a» it»:0o buMamtnt, alaca it araa itmirrataMl.
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' rrprvseniativs* nt Germany's rmn i .i i. &gt;itrapes will to i v ,m ..I ur*!a|t| a.fiMnr are* r«mpU*l| 11, i/ • i of Ju|sati«
lrnu|M lr-m Ibc is*
Tb.ii »bf tnuhvr* rtr•■ • I -ling ••rl.'.k
.. . i-.r of thy two fanm*. . ..a *'•» . :G*minnlc P rtM iry; S tnronl cupliol rhin***r nrcn by \ u i lti
•»ih«»r . I'v.iurx hfard durtng thr ; Wugiil have to coma nat of surplus! 1
Itoyle K. Ca.Htun, governor of* m i r e , industry, trade*, agtlrul
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ninvi te j of !Ji|Ut.r law vioi.ii.on
■•■•■vtving weie Mi. A U. W agner.' But the direvtoi. unammvuelj *»!
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Florida, will be In Sanford d aring, tur* and labor,
.lupin* r *•sI»11. r » u ir boMinp o »
Yvllowley said the ita lJ t. va. i be*Atnlvt Co.; Wight H r--, 'll €(•1 -Mnrvltui imii cit i-** piaki*i|- tmiM »i» a «|i'« ati« nn#nr« ■••nt out r « '» " t 1 T A. official. Hr*. W. I d*r*d n repetition uf the
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honor guest and speaker a t a cele- f - n H # * B n d v H p n H s T c invoked against them Leva &gt; tl.e Imlv’i Shoppa; &gt;*infonl Flr«*Hc p r v p a r for cold *&lt;atlH*r *11 I'*# Ilia |lt|rp«i«f of tide M i n i.n g I i Moruen. president of the .uunt) Payment.
hraiion rommemor.Uag the *nm- I T n a e I l O O y n e U Q S I • • ill. un their pr |.»*rtie* » . |. ..f I " . Briggs, the Jew elrr; Pnenler ty In tb** i bnii*«r piohins’t*.
I' r \ , nuperlhtendriit of Rchual*
The
rorperatiun'*
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fling*
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s.uli i«c th a t the.' mu*: navi* l*n(f Hrauty S a l o n ; &gt;lvrtl#*i
r \t I n a tm and Karl Lehmsnn j »t»Unsrnt fur the quarter *n&lt;
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known of their eatv.rnri*.
ftt/ievrs of lht* fount) wupcil , 5&gt;*j.L .10 so.I wa* on* of the feral
Mg project* that mean much tu
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fslif . I.*»4 Ilian .-li *s4i l 'h&lt; * v or**
itnlh pl.it* a-jise I .vvlV Ie*&lt;i-»*il &lt; n ; Smlyx’i ; Mniik’n PUre; KMii
a'.*: Mi., VV I Muigan. Sinfont. ' &gt;’&gt; tho t*rpiration'* history, Afteg
C entral FloiMa.
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Sanford will play hvat t» Cham­ off Ironv the rest uf the farms. .Springe W ater Co.; W einstein't. s\»»f. 1U 111 ill Hill*! Is. *I|U l/U|T&gt;it t Glint; »bf •turui
»s*iriu*
Ihrt pii.iilvnl; Mr* Waller I*. Cooper.1 I'roei'iun fur ileprrclatlon rn-l dd&gt; 1
The details of the relebration
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vice-president:
Mr*., fletiun. anJ interest on Ita funded
a te in the hanils of th* comm itter ber of (.'emmcr.'e Secretariat from &gt;eveip| persons found o |« rstin g an«l •he MiUnt Theuler
tb fact thnt »n fnr l u re ha« n sfc i’ltf hi li^ l
s’d a l •)♦* abb- Us r| i
o f the Seminole County Chamber Cgatral. Florida who a ill meet b»te ■hi* stills have keen * nvirtrd.
James Wilsi-n chulim ta. secretary ,: &lt;f«bt1 (he rorporalion had a loss af
U4fl thr ill|(htr-4 iiulf alloil lbnl
it»d
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Rut'cil True. Facia. ll.fdf.'.OOS, before payment of pre.if Com
on Celebrations and next Theroday a t noon to di&lt;ru&lt;
tb«i ( hin^%** ••III la- .v ie »u ••
I hr Ilia ioi ity
&lt;ir’t llllicbt I fa*f Burs’
f 'tr e ,| dividend*. ProvitiiMl for tha
Kimisr r» •| mii.ail I,. 1—.«I jf iv 141 *•* »’»
Special EvaaU. of which the ehalr-j nevoral matter* of im portant* to R e e l F l y i l l f f S e r v i c e
$r»ri .n ct : Il'». U rin l
reru lar preferred pay mem of 11.74
IrfOt" In wVsurr p*.|js |s«iwvr« n*”v liii m sin niup p-ilk'irp. riliii* trd
Y lnldt l*AY F tlll THAI
w t i nIIEU.H
r u s ' a share ami the com nun dirtdraa
. xrice-ch.lrman, Frank Ilaith co x ,. ....
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r«orri*'.| 1*y th r Jap-llt* rr.
•avin if« a ’itl tint rnw i'if
•In*. I.. Alarvntett* has hern np
llim onte
o n t. 9p.log*.
flminus. Other mem^
m em -' *r**1.0B ln,
,n. ,h
,he' h*.nd,w&lt;
ot th*"
------of 5t( cent*, left a total defirit fof
A ltam
h“fndUn^ uf
‘h' ~
-ll
v»t
•Us
Lift
fit
1
ank
failu res.' MOSCOW. Ik t. •Ul.—lA.IL).
With their new NB Trainer air- rutnt.'d ch*irman nf the Publicity
th* quarter uf |(.K.'.L’.00g.
.
h er. of tha cemmlttee already ap-l
••»&gt;&gt;♦»»'" "•&gt; »
h i n t m l s .s in g m n r n
«|
xtLiptpw"1
4’ini
f
•*
un
iirlln*. *1 &gt; Russia’, s houl teacher* were vet.
K ogrnr 0 . Or
poloted by Presldint 1L M. P a o .| d r’ 1 ’
* ¥ »«•:
Thr I’lane soailng alwv# tb • City dot Cnmmitten un the Seminole Coun­
president ’gfevrd
1
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B
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1
xlopefiilrll
U
*’|iri»n
furni* | r j a r l.e &gt;n
y ysstrrdxv
Brthlehvrn sail ".en tim cia
•n |^
pay
yv.trrdxy hv
i.y the Belhlehem
xmrth are: L. C- Beboot. O. II.
" u» ■•** ■» "°«n •" ,h ’ «u&gt; uf tlmr* since roily this uvorn ty 'ChanJier of Conlueecv, anJ
FT NFeRCK. 0«i. ..0
Illlr SnI p i fr •»m ihviix l&gt; i'lw of
ruurmil of the
people's cotntnU- oaqwestionakl/ iqiproved. W# thlafe '*-l
Brown, J. A&gt; Klstllne, Loagwoodf Jtlnnvwanka Coffr* Shop at the in*, thv Itrvl Flying Service. Inc. W alter M. Ilaynvs, t l 's ehairman La.al potirt and th r u a * i c iard
•mpnlil inititllm nt*. I.4«in«n*. i*.«r11&gt; &gt;*r». Effective J*.v. | primary I th a t In the last week w* have m 3 l" ,
John Kj Fog. Paola; Alex Johnson, Yacht Club, and tb* ennferrnrc ufltcielly began opeiations as a of the rommiltcv. Other members At Ft IsAikirriUlr fi*lav
!•«/•»» | m M lo.* loir
( tea. her. will b, raised from »4A tk e d activity on the part of the ' •
ate: F. W. B cnlrr, l_ V. Boyle, •rArrb fnr Sharnlln Bic’tuftiy, 21.
R. J. Meyer. T. C. Ma-MthoiC J. wllf follow there throughout thr training sthool to&lt;lay.
Man*/
rcpllim
efternvon.
Fmlt r the supc:vision uf
|». Itandall Chase. W. I„ Cooper, ! .
,
.... wt-rc
. , app%al«
.
«er t« 515 a month nnd thus* in the buying public. Price* nr* bolnd*'*'
I . M airatgtte. R. A. Newman, R.
gtnetry (lark Mho h**i not U su
Am.mg
tho**
expected
a
t
the
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t
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firilflth.*,
an
e
ip
rririk
rd
pilot
and
bell’.
Im
m
rdistr
help.
cu*l.
s
h
i*«.,
higher giad** from 150 to $(15 mainalaed very well."
,
Hawkin' t ’oimelly. it F. lim n'*.
f t . . Pserman. Jr., and P»U r
meeting arc: Feur county aecrv- navigator, tevetal Inrap - person* Altamonte Spring*. Kd. Illggin*. »cni *inca WadnnafUy. lU h lo** • Inthmif. ni’inv) fur mcho. a n d . They alau have h*.n promoted to;
ItethUbem'e operntion* are r o k
Jtehaal
l»a%
ciJ
d
o
p
o
n
d
r’it
ovar
a
Inva
af*
.th e first category of food prirl- i«m ly a t 31 percent of rapacity,
Thi* coam lltee will meet a t the t i t l e s H* L. Smith, of Marhrn »»m Intu the a ir Ihi* morning on .q. |g ||lg h l.y m a» , II J. Lehman, fair and hard Unit#. \ li&gt;ai. car f**'*’ to irb^ol.
__ trip*
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M ^ II. J . Pvrlswhich m ay'
q. F.—L.rng. Chuluota.
leges, on equal footing with the
The
corporation's
earning^
flk atu ter of Cammerre office In I County; C. T. Dlckford, of O ranr* short t aimng
Rl.’hanJt frrt|um tly ua-,| i.i alio
•woikers."
County; John C. Lwhner, of Lake Lomu flml them expetirnetd in tho [ kin». anl*VivI»n'" A*' Sneer
tb« c ity l(*n a t 7:00 e’eloeh Man- I'minlv*
Ih
alntem tni failed to reflect the ID
tn
d
Kart
lakmaem
nf
uf
flying,
.
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lohm ann, of
day evening fa bsgtn preparation* County; ami
C h a i r m a n M arentettte ha*
. percent wag* cut. which Ueeara*
The Reel Flying Servile, In*.. Is railed a hrh f meeting of thi* cun*-1
IN CONGRESSIONAL KArP. ;[ ef irtlva OeL l.
.
for thi*. the fin* ®f a a tt b a of Samlnol* County. L wal leerrU rfe*
VISITS
SANFORD
Tig areata planned for the en ter­ expected a te; C. M. Gay, Urlanlu. •l«&lt;&gt; avaihsMa for flights to any m ilter at the offices of the* ChamH arry —
M.• •Papworth,
_i^ u u
*
• i—v r••*• *Fcminol*
«.•••■•• *«w
I.1NLOI.N* NVj ., O rt. DO,-*
tainm ent nf rv ih h n ti * f the coua- C. W. brown, DeLaud; V. M. Saw- p ait of tbs stale upon f«w mo­ hef «f Commute* in the City Hill
Iharle* S. Kmrrton, manager uf (’oim t)'e repreoentative un th e j (A .P .i- .Minn), tirinsted Hiima •»!
\ Cocoa: C arter Bradford, Win* menta nutire, offering a speed), at 6:ff. rj’rlock next Tuesday aft)y, ami their friend*.
the
Farm
and
liv
e
.Stork
Record,,
. Fafk; Lotti* U w lsr, Kl .lm - efficient mean* nf transportation..
Committrii uf Fift* of the Citru* Jlumholdl yruteiday filml foe the
MOCAHAQUA,
t.inoom The'gieetlng will adjourn, published hr ll,.. Flun.U Tim e*,,.?™
J. it. Uughe*. fit. * Cloud: * Appoinlmenl* mag h* made *1 thv piuwiptly a t 3:iA o clock,
rowers Clearing Hnu&gt;# Assoeia- Krpuhiiran Congressional nomina*t fA .P,)— Rescue workara
•--*—
, Ualerv, Jark*uavil*. a a t in Sanford
Laois* I jn * . Mt. Dora, and Mr*. I fkM nt any
. th m . or by a tele* aevcial frap.irtant matter* to he TJmi.day diaruaiing with Karl ‘i.u rvturnuil from Tampa last lion in the First Nebraska Id a -1 brought oat alien two of t h o i t o
Dibble. Eoatia.
11 phnn*
*
“
■
nig
tit
where
he
attended
call to the It. el a n j Son considered
rnntti a.Til during
ntiilnw Ik.s kalr R,,ms ■ .l
.
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an im
t. Thr
ent-.mh~t Saturday cby. ag
1m--llric
Uict.
The primary lx next Anril.l
April.) miners
minora ontimbed
Garagv on Myrtle Avenue
ion,
She I* ila te director ot aerial m o-' explooi m a t tho Weet Cad
» en l &gt;n. ______________
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"
*
body
p^ana
fur
special
nn.,
b
to
u
|h
,
wjlh
Mln
,
* CeL Wm. Hiphw*, one t f tha
iat- rallty (or th* W. C. T. If.
: Company m int her*. Tho ottorw
_
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:
7 "
faaturc artUlee toon to appear in ,m.n,
of , c .
Sewth’s faremant aapaotnla of
1 were ••— «
50
«Id-time "fiddling” arrived in Sonca r a w a y o p k ju t m d on
and
utiee
feed today to fphhd .everal week*
j enxnly
Committee, Mr. Papworth aax'iiaeo
The . Semiaol* Cewnly Chainhsr
hare. He expaeU ta 'ap p ear bafxvt
I.ITTLF. K O C lT A rt. OeL 30.— bulldtog bridge arroaa
dmlee and rorponsil.llitlm of an (A .P.I—An I’peratlna fo r temeval M ftoko* Perry j to b* iotat
eivie club* k (h art atuaknl pm- * / Cemnverc* I* thia week placing
A. K. RneealUr. S an fiid floriat
■grim*
In which&gt;1• ,----------------—
will feature aid
af a kidney -too* having toon par- M wom Bradford and Uaiot
-------------------—
MMMBa an (hra mure p o stir
who attended Ike stale ronveeI b u t itw a plaatatlaa OttM ton «T beard* hi O ttock, Geaeea, Chutuo- ti«a of tb* Florida FlorlsU’ A n a .
fur me,I yesterday morning, Sena­ Hot. ” ,
- ............ .
-v
injurrxl.
WILMINOTtt.N,
Del.,
Oct
association.
Mo
will
bring
into
hie
tor t ora way wa* rdeliag easily
Mary, elation a t Ocala /* • terdaf. wa* ; probabl, fataUy. near hero today
»£-!?&gt;&gt;—Th*
Evening
Journal
fay
f.,w
poaltln*.
th*
oxpetienre
of
40
playlaw Ifereagh the
last night with hlx condition re ­
of an Ovlan- »l»eU4 oo tha Doar«l uf H irsrU iv, s b n (hair •□tomobilo c rio h ll
dtact
10 fear* , and
Theae are In u f too oryaaiaation for tho coming Rendon Into o truck. J. M. Walker, William L Edison, on* of the m n ' ns-ocleHon with the cltnaa ported satisfactory.
aM lella t
O
m
son*
of
tb*
tat*
Thomi*
A.,
imlustry
In
alt
of
It*
p
h
*
^
.
and
ether posters ?•*.’.
n
l . 4 ba
| Mobile traveling uk&lt;m «n.
ta llau au uT
c
U k tn by his first m ontage, in- R|, apr«dn(m*nt la evnsl.lered |eSNOW IN NORTH WEST
JU&gt;J k a ?*• to
two weak* ago
Jy *IA) dclogatoa j Krneal Markhary, a f Hothan. oooe
l r ” U ,,r' #k " h **,h r r -*' rally an on* of w tll-m rrltad recog■ the porter l *•*» Ptorent ot the oovontloo, killed. Mlao !U Mao Gay. nf
WO. William I* alau an Invent.,r „|;|o„ gy Snaferd and Seminal*
OwnUea it net Jaat xxhlrh toncluded with a vU ti f , land,
MT P k U u '^ M to a ., O rt. M .—
h w ell' 1
'
wa* oorioaaly bvjurviL
P M» retired.
C.amty*- rosMonts.
built by folk* filivev Springs. II
IA .P .J - Light .oow, tM first of
ft.
M argaorito f t n i , panama Cl I
Mr. Pinw orth ril| a ’ond tho the season, ruv.red to# p t o a d lg
to week together,
'•electml *» th* l « S Ploilds, was loa* pxaimialy h d
k
iO
T
A
-R
ep
ain
tin
g
of
fire
first
m
ooibg
of
Ceeaed mith* EaecutW* p a ru of Minnesota and N orth Da­
/elka are ^o-opcity. * It hough flag) Th# car, reported driven a t |
ikA arm buses and w h h .e .y , &lt; mmitta* aohodoUd for th* s ^ . kota yesterday. Txmparatnroo g*a&gt;
Coarfto kata cranaar
" with the board Pf dl- high •peed, sldaowlprd ene tr
nod
. ------s . J T -at
7
. to city bslng •Bdertaken
_
in sNovemSer
trail* war* from i t I » I 4 dopgxoa
M d dived M ad ia Into
dopartmept.
,
r,\
ahox* gore. N
&lt; I
t ’ / i t s .*al •;»Wg
n f th e new lin k o f S t a t e R oad
n K |. , |N
~
J# _ ( A
H v e , fro m S u lp h u r S p r i n g ,.rr , M. , lt
„ m UindfnlMlll(
to th e P a sc o c o u n ty lin e , sa i.l . pp, . | , . , y i„ c r J , y to
inrn
th e s t a t e g as ta x d is trib u tio n ^ t,h.i n d r C.rm anv'* InHuitrie* to
law , u p h eld W e tln e sd a y in th e drop all i.artianship ami join in
S u p re m e C u u rt, w w o n e o f • Uomr«ti.* truce that the nation
t h e m o at c o iia tru c tiv e m oan- 1 may wenther it* economic trial*
u re a e v e r p assed in F lo r id a , j Thr a r*,| head of the Reuh
**It mill lie the U n i^ l factor in voieetl hi* ai peal at the firat *e«
pr*&lt;eninir the financial integrity .ion of the economic n G u m y
«f H r .t a t , amt In carrying refor, , j , wo
lief li. thr general property ta*.
.
. ,
lu
| tho purpose of laying down n
Tho law wilncatei thir* rent* toner rtid economic program f nni
of tho itnio'n glsulinr tux t&gt;. thr 1 ‘hr nation. Its i:. members im-ludirin d department and divides three 'h» industrial and commercial
esnts among the state's tl? c». n- . p o a rrr of (,rrm s.y
lies in propcmlun to a ria , |&gt;opu-.
"I expect. h*' -Wi- "th at you
latinn and road* built and in-!
*•» »nimat*i» t*v un inflexible
rludrd in tha etatv highway ,y». wdl to wa&gt;d off fr-rm our |r*oti|p
li m. It i d u i to the smaller enun-* ha tc ver can hr* warded off h&gt;
tie* more rovanue D an they |&lt;a&gt; Gsrmany's own strength,
fit gasolmo tax. taking away from '
“Only thr curu.io
of do
h* larger rountir* p a it of the vrrtlosi to ,pit&gt; amt of siipt m, rf
revenue paid hy them
f'*rl * '» cnratrles oui people to li. ar
The governor explained b o w -w,‘h dignity. an I with a f-rln n :,
the law affecta lilllshoiongh coin* that
h*'""* togethet, whnO-v.r
tv and quotrd fljurr* to .how ihat P"*‘* ' lo he *" "tercapald.* fate
the state is giving morr in-nev
"None of you will fad to f i ll
to the loonty than hrm to/oie. He i
lo wh" ‘
Germany *
railed the !aw a victory for thr »'‘uatlon is determined by world
(■(ministration. a&lt; the »amv lime y P'uUlrnl itn«i e onomit tonaidcr*taking a *'*p at atvoratm . r.f a lions. The*- fnnat»t»itr ♦ho gr**at
tasks uf Germany's fou »i*n p«lroad •huildlng holi-lay.
. The ytale has hern curtailing:
highway runs .ruction for several ‘’There can •e no help from
.
_
year*, in* said, with the approach! «*ro»d. the president -bwlarrd.
nonda&gt;
of the ropiplettwi ef ----------r,! ofihf* th**re is union of th r diter* W l*..| ta »*td to bt tin*
highway lystrro/, During the lagt **n. '»«*•*"*
hnmr- »» w" ,n ' d h u n t's fir*l eonfiM-atiun
ears, ha addtd, the aurtail-1 l *1* 1 (elaboration between th.
.A ■&lt; oil winch lha

Tampa Meeting Seeks
Way Out By Better
Distribution M e a n s

HOPEFUL SIGNS CHICAGO HANDS
IN LABOR WORLD TEACHERS FIRST
SEEN BY GREEN PAY SINCE APRIL
However, Number Ot Month’s Salary Wi l l
Men Out Of W o r k
Hi Ip TheirC ondition
Continues To Grow
But Little, SomeSav

Their Customers

(4 111

Farm Lands Seized
By U. S. When Two
Stills Are Found

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i

•iti«n«r

\\ ’*1

I'hoin&gt;. in (hi .in

%fh«

r*o yeji

.r r ih e tf r f e tie m

Corporation Vol
Common Divide]

••••♦liny, \»*\ 7

County Nurse (iives
AddresH At Meeting i rU*d un ,hVh" p of

Jap Public Opinion Is
Against I vncuation

Governor Larltnh ,,n

•mh.
I

y«. Hinderv^nt t«

/Will ife Sanford s ih«u*,t, ,h*t

a ’ld, j

i»&gt;*m»»•

GuestJ r iipcemneri The ,oUncn i* Con.p«e.i 0f

obi inn of thi.*, airi i»**ibiy foor Meet Here Thursday

I^f c x T ^ A i ' S f f i X t b c t l ^ r ^ h ^ PT ,ort er p-

ernSd*

s ta rts Operations

Mnrcntettc To Head
Publicity Committee

... jrx.es, |

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i

mlicinf

Pnpworth
Named
On Citrus Committee

C

Old-Time Fiddler la
Visitor lit S a n f o r d

rit^itSsSLf
km*
11
I tf ’i r .

half-hogr w,*.,,* ^rotary of the .ouniy p,rUn, roMtln€ of ,h,
eom.
More Posters Being
I ‘tot publl atloo. »»ltln« forth »h*; rommitteemrn of the
Placed Over County Rossetter Appointed Two Men Killed In
r.sourcea of this *a , m,mh,r nf lh,
To Im portant Board Alabama Auto Crash;, attiacliuna

OUKES-rUu uu

V?

b.

S J5 T

m an m

ufeMtstotoly

•*

many toiVco

]wrM

X- ■

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Win

•cflSkk

,7 M |

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HEItA!J&gt;.

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1931

ft-' 2 */• *&gt;-&gt; ’

SPECIAL
New shipment of dresses arrive daily from
We will be 30 years old Friday, October 30th. We invite you to come to celebrate our 36th birthday. We have made preparations
to make this sale an outstanding event in our merchandising career. Wc are m aking special offerings in merchandise for this birth[iday sale at unheard of prices. You get most for your money at Churchwell’s. Como prepat ed to share in this special event. We will
I have special surprises every day during this sale. Ask about our surprises for you.

SANFORD FLORIDA
P o tto

M*n‘&lt; lll ia

l lir a n

GOWNS

Full

1*0*70

SHEETING

I «tre quality &lt; h*inl.ray

Cn»»tnn .10 Inch

BLANKETS

&lt;a»od quality

titr

Sinylr wright

lu yil. b.dtx

Soft

5*

$1.00
HOSIERY

i

I •!
• mart

TWO FOR

flo o d q u a lity

SOCKS

BLEACHING

Slxa 7 'i to 10
F m r y top.

HO Inch** will*
Cxtr* Special

69* Yd- 4 F0R 36* 4 Pair 36* 10Yds-74*

Yd.

wIm rn^uirv

C h ild ren ". a n k le ,

tVhtl* They Laxt

fini.h

BLOOMERS

Tic Fair or

&lt;2x30

i

LONG CLOTH 1 Pillow Cases

i«itt n

H 'rt/ iU y |irlr«f

Three For

these in our Birthday Sale.

FRIDAY OCT. 3Cth. 9 A. M.

34 Inch Intin

SHIRTS

A««vTtr&lt;l phIom
Hand ma&gt;lp

the New York market. We will include

SILK SLIPS

Will they fade?

NO!!

lli*

well a. th* mtnfort

S*le-t*&gt;l qvality. New pat

I «c# trimmed. All ‘•ol.*rt.

all** in undrrw rar.

; tern ..

Export

S.lLr faction

$1.36

Birthday

$1.36

i.flmo

SWEATERS

Extra weight.
it. I'nrt
1‘nrt woo'..
woo!. Fancy plaltl.
Illrthday Frir
Illrthday
Fries

War in and romfurtablv for la.llc.

$ 1 -9 5

•

CHILDREN’S SHOES

Pu«dwear All j l y l n and roloia.

Long wearing patent ona .tr a p ., Siicx 4 Ur l.
Worth mor*.

Voltoo end

$ 5 -0 0 AND $ 0 .0 0

SPECIALLY PRICED FOR

PEPPEREL SHEETS

lV y jlir rhuke

ENNA JETTIC

Wool (1) 111. 1.

Ml X 0

Birthday Special . . .

Any * 1.00 Hoa* FREE

with each pair

THIS SALK

Man's Coat Style

TWO FOR $ 1 .3 6

(to. |U.t

d-x'l'l 1‘vppvrcl

Crinkled Bed Spreads

Special lot Children*

For Every Day W inter Occasions

Outstanding

Jolly, informal evenings in winter require
charming little frocks like these—just dres1 sy enough, but not fussy. These satins and
creiies we are now featuring will “fill the

TWO FOR $ 1 .3 6
M" " v,“

Fainuua M alta

MEN’S SUITS

lin y . Tan and Black

HATS

SPECIAL

49*

Man’s Riutad

Boy’s Ribbed

UNION SUITS

UNION SUITS
PRICE

49*

-Mcn’s'Klfybed Shirts or D raw ere............. .........
* **4 5 ^
g&gt;leii&gt; tlundkerchlefa. S oft firviah............:— ; J Z I ~ r « f a t 2 » c
Ovr Birthday Offering

Purses and Bags

AU

\*ooJ

aolta.

Value*

to

$ 1 .9 4 TO $4-69

'

New Shipment Ladle*'

* COATS FOR WOMEN
•

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■

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‘

.

‘-

‘

PUMPS-STRAPS-OXFORDS

.

You must see these shoes to sppreelaU them

*

tures. plain ant) fu r trim m ed. New shipments arriving

.

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Far.hat«d for .UJa asks

8 pacts! Birthday Bala

.

PUMPS AND STRAPS
Block or brown. Worth up to $6.00

Surprise tbs girl with on* of our new coats. Now styles
and patterns. Look for the birthday sale prices.

'

NOW. $2-87
SUPPERS

W ORK SHOES

'/

OU ralUblt, strong xa] dumb!*.

(

TOP COATS

• •

Close out of ladies’

WORK SHOES

‘

,•

dally. Birthday value*.

Man’x t&gt;cout

VahiM to f i t *

T ** . . .

Ulu« iarg* and I1n Stripox.

New ffcvhlonit, new color* and tone*. Rough ami *oft tex­

Strong Built

ALL SIZBS 74*

$790

There is no reason for men to pay more for foot w tir .|
Our new tow price sells thtm

f2u.0J. Special Birthday Bala

OVERALLS

59*

&amp;

9 5 * “&gt;* 1 84
Boy’x

130 Weight

ft-VI

WOOL SUITS
$ 4 -8 7

M#u’«

SPECIAL

E xtra Special

h at.

s ta r ahuwn for the money.

yla and valua meat. Special .hipof ladles’ hat.. Juvl arrived.
Birthlay prut.

OVERALLS

A. a Klrxchbaum and Otlffun. All wool. Same with 'i
pair pantv. Lock fur the
birthday sal* tags.
.

their style details, interestingly different;
their price so low that you can easily afford
not only one, but several right now.

Up to .late,

looking

HIGH TOP SHOES
Sixes S to S. Special birthday i a l a 'p r k a

:7 4 *

pr ic e

DRESS HATS ' kill” to perfection. Their lines are lovely;

.n a p p lr.t

values.

Spatial Illrthday aa!a

Birthday Bale -Two For

The

$ 1 .9 5

DRESS SWEATERS

A.sorted Color.. Ituy n»w and sav».

l

9 4 *#. ,
BOY’S SHOES
Woadar values. Sixes 3 trf~TS4 ~
lu th tlin i all shoes to 9J.&amp;U

flirth daf Salt

PILLOW CASES

Frtco

$1.36

Slip over and t'oat

DOUBLE BLANKETS

guarant—d

}.' 0;) valu e.

TWO FOR

l.a .las' hi«h l» J-t tllk h&lt;i
f*»lilr&gt;n,-.| t'hiffun. H-gular gl.uil
All nc» (a 1) .hade*.

tailoring

Far

Fa* hard mm let. Special 'this sal*.

I* PAIR
*

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�r

ig Important
ig A t Valdez
lit o fllrtrtt of
tb t
llreada in th a Baulk i m *

Samuel U ntenaayer represent­
in g lflaa Stanabury, who llroo la
Vicksburg, Miss., sought to ibew
Uwt a waiver aim signed giving
i p fo r |1M 0 her rights a&gt; neat of
kin had boon obtained by the es­
tate without full explanation.
Counsel f o r the estate, he said
“wanted to see th is old woman ta
cut o ff all possible contests of the
will."
-r
;
Mias Wendel, who seldom left
h er old-fashioned home en fifth
Avenue, he contended was "simple
minded to the point of senility."
C herts, O. Koes, one of the easeutors and an attorney for the ra­
ta ls, and hla daughter are large
beneficiaries under the will, which,
however, give* most of the $75,000,(00 estate to charitable luatitutloiw.
U ntenneyer asked that Ml«s
Htansbury’a waiver be set aside.
If Utla be done, the way will be
opened to contest the will.

K illed InXtffikftt
With African jLi on

ing C o, Orlando, with Ms family
1* m w located in the Chrff home
on Luke Florida wkich he recent­
ly purchased.
s
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank P. W ater­
Mr. and Mr*. L. B. Smith end
borne. of Wallaston. Maw. have daughter, M ary Jane, and Mr. and
returned In their winter home Mrs. William Harkov have re­
hare.
turned from ML Vernon, Ohio
Mrs. Jennie Spencer, who ha* where they spent the summer.
been (pending the summer at
Ready Bold and Boh Jones, who
Herkimer, N. Y., ha* returned to have been spend lag sometime
h er home here.
with Mr. and Mra. J. F . Hartley,
Mr. and Mr*. L. A. Gladden, Dr. left recently for thalr homes st
and Mrs. Chat. A. Benson and Cambridge, Ohio.
Howard Moras recently enjoyed a
Mra. J. G. Turnbull and Mra.
motor trip through the southern landon arrived Haturday after
p art of the state
•pending the summer a t Orleans,
Mrs J. U Hutchins arrived Vl
L D. Turnbull accompanied
here last Friday after ■ summer
spent at Toronto. Canada. Mrs. them on their trip but returned to
Hutchins was accompanied on bar his home s» Orleans, Vt. Minday.
trip south by Mra. Thorne, of
Mrs. W. J. Whitehead and son,
Summit. N. Y who will he her Clyde, end daughters, M argaret
guest for the winter. Mrs T bo roe ami Dorothy,
were callers In
has spent several winter* here and Sanford last week.
her friend, are very glad to have
Mr. Lowenthal, of Tsmpa, was
her with them again.
a business caller here recently.
Mr,. Emma Abbott Lyman a t­
Everett C. Bates, prop, of th*
tended (he meeting of the Orlan­ Altamonte Hotel, it having a new
do Wednesday Munir Club Wednet addition of .1 bungalows built on
day afternoon at So rot Is House.
the hotel.
* Mra. Ann* nittm sn, who has
Clyde Whitehead attended a
been spending some time at Palm baked been supper with friends
Beach, turn returned to her home in Orlando Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ballard ac
Howard Mora*, wh &gt; has been com ponied by Mra. (’. II. Gilbert
spending a short while with Mr. were callers in Orlando Thursday
and Mrs. L. A. Gladden, has re­ afternoon.
turned to hla home at Warehouse I
Mra. Wesley Wi-ldia and &lt;ma
Point, ronn.
daughter. Helen Betty, have been
K- R. Murry has returned after
•pending «om* time with her
spending the rummer in North
parents. Mr
sml Mr*. I , C.
Carolina.
Seaver.
Kverett C. Bate* and children
Mr. and Mra. J II. Manirk, of
and Mrs. Lillian Rate* arrived
last Saturday from their summer l-ongwood, entertained at dinner
Friday evening in honor of Mr.
home In Mount Vernon. N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. J tm rs E. Know and Mrs. W. B. Ballard. The neca
had ■* their guest last week-end •mn lining ■ celebration of lbell
Mr. and Mrs. W aiter B. Towner, J tth wedding anniversary
Mr. Joey 1-ewis made a business
of DeLand.
Mr, Browp of the Brown P riat- trip to l-eeehtirg Fridsy.
i.
. . * i i

NAIROBI KENYA,
riea, Oct. W. —(A -P .)-D o taU s
of a hand-to-hand encou n te r with
B wounded llop n aar Tanganyika
W -a t.th a V a U a a lta U l with
In u h k h W. H. Herrgn, Aberdeen,
lading ahlppon of frnlta and
Washington hunter, rece ived fatal
from nil over caatral
wouuds," w ort n vialad
A native ganhoarai ariaed the
relating to n e w t Interwound, j lion by the ta il ta d
p o ta to Commerce Com m inion de
it away from Hal iso, Ik
leamad, but hla heroism wont for
V lk te ra l vital nr tiers were
naught bsnanao th e victim died
Ight before the group, y srtk u several days late r while
f thf, need lor a standard fruit
taken to a hospital.
Vegetable eorttalnsr, and it
Hsrrvn, hla wife, and two other
anliripated th a t
Important
Americans on a big gama safari
•get will t&gt;e made In Ule p m r)riackpalty (for tb s purpose of
standard rules for thB loading
photography when Harrow shot
(melting of frulta and vegeand bettered be killed a lion. H er­
rs n then approached to make p k
i :! The
in* m
mretlng
reung waa
ws« auenoeu
attended cby
j oiofturn*. Hla companions were s ta r­
ilelal* of the Atlantic Coaat Lina.
tled to hear him dtp “ He’s got
. The Florida F.aat Coaat, and the
me." A straggle ensued and bis
I* Seaboard Air Line railroads, aa
companions couldn’t f i n fo r fear
l. troll a* traffic m m i|e r a of all imof hitting K «rrra- A native crept
! p frtsn t
.hipping organisation*
up, triced tile beast, and drag ged
an.i
i
apd tbelr
leading offlrers. Cltleo
It away and another mamba i of
r nyopreec
y r r r n t r d Included Orlando, 8anthe party shot It dead. Haven I re
j., ford, llattin ra . I’alatka, OeLoad.
1 markable pkturea were token
of
Gainesville, and Halnea
; lAkelaml, Ga
ELMIRA, N. Y., Oct, 30 — the comhat.
h giy.
(A .P.)—A new Interpretation of
i e l l Curtis R obinson of the 0 row the Hoover-Laval agreement—
and Shippers l o a m , of Flori- th a t It places the military power
whii li has been waging a con- of the United States at fran ce’s
Ot f i g h t • g e ln .t' aevoral disposal In'tim e of w ar—arms giv­
ngea in freight rates on frulta en here yesterday by Representa­
vegetables, waa an In teres ted tive McFaddtn, chairman of the
n ta tirr of hla organisation, last House banking committee.
ng hie opinion*1 to many of
The Pennsylvania Republican
ATLANTA, Oct. » ._ &lt; A .P .&gt; —
points under dlaroselon.
addressing a Klwanis luncheon, The Federal Reserve Bank af A t­
described the agreement a» "shock- lanta In a summary of the sixth
Ing” and said "never h a, Ameri­ federal reserve district shew*
can statesmanship sunk so low.” seasonal gains tn the volume o f ra­
”1 do not know,” he said, "of tal! and wholesale trade a t indi­
anything th a t h*» come Into the cated by "available statistics for
the field of our political vialon the month of Reptamber."
since the treaty of Versailles so
Tba bank’s ravlaw says there
•hocking aa the purported agree­ ha* been further Improvement In
I NBW YORK, Get. M . - ( A , P , ) - ment of our government with crop prospects and increase* In
argea that the wilt of M i., Ella France, which waa published last outstanding federal reserve hank
credit end in member rrodit at
Wendel, aged recluse, la "aur- Monday.
"It reveals that the Young plan a t weekly reporting banka. An Inby suspicion’1 ware made
federal court yesterday a t the waa the darling child of the ne­ create In building activities and
siting af Miss Kora Dew Stan. gotiators, to be protected and pre- greater consumption of cotton are
shown In the review.
The Increase of ».&lt; percent in
August over July in retail trade
waa boosted at) addition*! percent
In September. T here waa an In­
crease In stocks but the collection
ratio declined.
The wholesale trade In Septem­
ber was p.4 percent greater than
la August, but 23,7 preent leas
than In th a t month last year.
Thera were more business failure*!
THOSE FAMOUS GEORGIA
In Bgftetgher than la August o r In

I

Laval-Hoover Pact
Seen As Pledge Of
America’s Military

Bank Report Gives
Improving: Picture
Of Dixie Business

ge Made That
endel Will Was
ot Rightly Made

R *d + 5

Altamonte Springy

i * 1 ■ ■■■ | ■ ■ *

Great Fall Food Festival!
U le sod hearty
Seventy-two yaara oM thie week. AAP
sa preakUatg gratae of Barapay show* the aurvdatlen It baa
ef VERY SOCIAL PUCKS!
fur lie u s s y frirads with a ■
n
IO N A — P la in o r S a lf - R U n *
ll- L k Bag
14-Lb. Bag
O - l k Bog

RE SURE AND SEE THE FULL WINDOW DISPLAY
OF EXTRA LARGE

PECANS—25c Pound

25/ 45« 8 5 / 21&lt; 39/ 7&amp;
RAJ t i l — DELICIOUS

IVHr lews Oetalla

SALAD
DRESSING

(All F tav an )

-

I'inl Jara

11

Brown’s Mule Tobacco 2 Plugs 25/1
Any Brand Cigarettes 2 Pk. 2 5 /
PURE AND GOOD—ARBUCKLE’S

COFFEE Lb. 15^
HADE FROM PURE DURUM SEMOLINA

MACARONI _ a a

n.

Or 6 10*

25/

SPAGHETTI

5c

ID
la r g e liars

Fruits for Ralad, no. 1 can1 9 c
DeLuxe Peas, 2 no.2 cans 2 9 c
SPINACH, 2 No. 2 Cans 2 5 c
Macaroni, 4 8-oz. pkgfl. 1 9 c
DEI- MONTE

DEI. MONTE
DF-i. MONTE

ENCOKK Dry Hpaghrtti ar
RNCORE

NOODLES, 4 Pkgs.
HHREDDKD

‘t - •

Salad Dressing 10&lt; 19/

47c

Camri- Lathy Strike, Cbeeterfield. Did Geld

CIGARETTES, P er Ctn,
BRER RABBIT

MOLASSES, P er Can ..
014) DUTCH, 3 Cana ....
TOILET T18SUK

WALDORF, 6 R o lls.....
Palmolive, IJfebuay or Camay

2 1 e

Toilet Soap, 3 Cakes ....

19c

F L E tB C H M A N N ’S

304 1st ST.
**

15“20c

POT ROAST, Pound
WESTERN ALL BEEF

A

F . I | PUKE PORK

HAMBURGER, 2 L bs. COC| 1SAUSAGE,2 Lba.

A N N O U N C IN G
,&gt;

THE

FLOWERS SERVR^E STATION
CORNER CELERY AND BEARDAIX AVENUES,
NEW YORK. Oct. * 0 .- ( A .P .) H n . Maud Walker, former wife of
Xdwaid P. "M kkoj" Walker,
priau fighter, was awarded • M * m ent of ttt^O O agalnat Walker
b | default la Brooklyn fe d e ra l
C oart yesterday. Bhe s lk g td nonaapport a f the pria* fighter's two
tk i U m .

GAS - OIL — GBOCjERlES

Phone

AT PIGGLY WAGGLY STORE
Com er 4th. S t Sanford A ve.

SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY
ONE QUART OIL FREE

755

SPECIALS

WITH EVERY
S GALLONS OF GASOLINE

WILSON’S CERTIFIED, OR ARMOUR’S. STAR, SKINNED

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.— ( A J . i —
William K. Blxby, 14, retired manufactarar and noUd a rt roltactar
wha fa r aararal yaara waa praaldant of W ashington Uni t e n It y
hare, diad early yealerda, af a
heart attack a t hi* home.

or Lb.
m « WHOLE
fr

Di t An d v e g e t a b l e m a r k e t

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NEXT TO PRINCESS THEATRE ON POST ST.
W# Hava • Bay Wallin* To
M m Yogur Ordor
FA NCY

WINKSAP

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.U a

NSW CROP

i* .

Y O U R 8 A N D W IC B K 8 — Q U A L IT Y

F u c y , Balvct

Rwifi's or WIImmi

OYSTERS, Q t

SLICED BACON* Lb.
Cw R rC it

15/

F m k or Ball Water

T S d lS T B ir * Port '

TROUT, L b.....

SAUSAGE* Lb. Pkg.

3V&lt; f o 8 L b . F a t R bd

Swiff* U w

FRYERS, Lb. „

WIENERS* Lb. .....

Larya or SouB Rad

HENS, L b .....:

CALVR8 UVBR, U s
IW

3 For 10/

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1

t-sj-t 1

/ Lbs«

m

2

15/

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V a l

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FANCY W xST COAST S O S

no.

Phone

FRIDAY AND 8ATURDAY

SLICED HAM, Lb.

— j- iis .--.

COC

18c

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On F irst RL

COCOA

a O U A U M TU O

15c

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A&amp;P MARKET

COURTESY
SERVICE

$129

LARGE OR HMALL

HKKSHKY’8 BREAKFAST

B uv

t 14-Os
(Hues Jara

FRANKS, Pound

RED FRONT

% P t Pint

.

Four

OCTAGON

STEAKS, Pound

At WIm i -Lovett's

McCORMICKA* HIGHEST QUALITY

■ V,

SPAGHETTI

SOAP

(Juart
Ja r

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F-NCOBE
Wllb To a te ae

SPARKLE

JiH b V •*!£
A ugust and
I I vwar*
« K M.4 Mrr«m
illtr than
thai a
percent im
sm aller

S. R.FLOUR 24Lbs. 57/

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P IL L S B U R Y o r G O LD M E D A L
4-Lb. Bag
ll-L b- Bag

ROUND— LOIN AND T-BONE

5 IRHIND8—11.05

tam

While, Good ind Gaarmalaod—GOLDEN DAYS

f if c \ u

u i! a

WEHTERN

YAMS •«10 u» 1 5 /1SBBggg,

.•■ua n i ■

AAT Celebrate* its Ytad Annive rsary w k i « ** * ' t

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SAN70RD, FLORIDA.

SANFORD
ect ■ r« m m ltt* t. of three tn
n in dev a loping and coadurting
nrufram in which at! may join
m 'gram in which all may join
I th . m l, purpose Ot meeting
'" e c ra p e fiu it pro!

Who Huy
*’ (C lntinord from P a te One I
paint a rom m itt,# (aelndhig mem -1
M n of the N ary leag u e to wham I
agencies mf the r» ’. rmnent will
dfmenattate* lbr-»« untruth* amt
distortion, of fact, b ath an in­
quiry will abroti* th r member* of
t i e learn wf*&gt; hare net partici­
pated In IhH .talemerit. Upon It.
ram plat inn | .hall expect Mr.
tfardtiter to make a public caflection nf M« misstatement* and
a&gt; ap«lni[r th refore. '
' I t i- •l~.lr.Me for the pobll:
ta know the character af thla in 1
g b erl campaign of mtaiAfennatlon
t« defeat the efforts of th r high
offiriats of the nary department
and the adm foist rat idn or redac­
tion of reJtrwl axpeiutttar* not Imim-dlately aasentlal td order that
* r may aroid Ihct award taxation
of thr propta inThere time*."
Kar from gro fftrtw r the apology
tbu president la looking fur (iardin tr laxt night Mid:
■“I am aomrwhat •nipri.e.i at
the suggestion of the president
th at he himself will appoint a
commission to |nok into matt rs
H'»ntinua«J from PagiJ Onel
touching on udminutralive policy.
etpeciaUy in view „f the fa. I., a . iiHin (•» r . r t f ffratW m it prnwt-r
m thi* wtate a ml Ha aolutlnn iw *
I.understand it. that the I ongte*.
lx the investigating branch of the ia*k af «urh magnitude that no
*ing?e orraaiaation nr group nf
government.*’
’ **Of routs I .hnuld welcome the pr«H|ucerw n n hope (a gdei|ualelv
Congrr-.iimal investigation that cope with il.M
Any attem pt
by a «ti»gl*»
would hrnip out amid publish all
gr«»up. the reanlution* fontimietl.
the pi rtiovnt facta.**
W e.lnr.il.y night the league is would involve trememlou* «arnaSe I . pamphlet saying the presi­ firr hml would fail to accompli r»
dent ha.l ill-pin ye | an “ab.ymal the *'l.ject sought. The rr«olvm?
lltnuintnr of w hjpnarli* are main­ clau*e waa a* follow*
tained and of how they are Hurd to
“ Now therefore be it ie*oDrd.
a,cooi|ilieh their major mission.*' that we. the commit ter nf Ml I.,*
• Aerom|iunyimr thi. slat, merit in? a repreaentative groip «,f
with an repression of rrgret. the Ktower* having mi int^re**! ..ther
It'agur aid it nas nrcessar) to than the welfare of all grower'*.
make it “ if we art* to have a real d»» make -*olrnin and earnest apapptecialion of the impelling one pkal to the group* a.ldir«»ed to
tK &gt; , hack of Pirsidcnt Hoover*, inimeiliately jnm in a umtril and
efforts, at %v.ry linn, to rrstrirt. definite program to create a more
td reduce, and to starve the Unit­ eiteim xe and profitable mat ket
ed Slates navy i nder the pres- for Florida grapefruit and
rge
eat plea of body t limitation, on that they apply th«m«tlvea ru m
which * r may have further cause e*tly and ipeedilv to meet the
to comment."
present arute situation
The |g r* ijrn t'« d*- i.ion In h a .e l
"U e feel tbe *itual1on i« Iimi
• committee moke the uupnry is
In line with a prono’inceinent of seriou* to |w iniit tlelay or waste­
a ,v rr tl week* ago in which the ful d &gt;ib)ling The welfare of the
president wa« pirluir.l as ready to «tatr I* at »take an I we a*k (hat
take to the country the issue of re­ cat**' orgam iatlon. without d#*iay.
duced naval expenditure*.
*
At that time he was described
na irate a t efforts of navy de­
partm ent poisonn I to inflame
pudic opinion against the budget­
ary rut* he Was advocating.
Your Properties
-Before iaauing hia statement,!

Citrus Men Of
State Ask Aid To
Bolster Prices

the president ~»aw and approvrdi
Hun In a one-year arm am ent holi­
day beginning Suaflay. ' 1
The American acceptance x t i
not burdened by numerous reser­
vations although It was indicated
the United fitale, had retained the
right to complete v tax la alreidy
being built.
■On the subject n f naval arm a­
ment truce*, the N'a*y League h"d
• few caustic word* In say ill It*
■Utem ent Wednesday. It intimatfd that this country had keen rv aponaible for the ono-ytar holiday

full.

The piublem
p.'-*ihle one but can Only be a o l.e l
) &lt;mted .f f o H ," •
• *•« discussion ctltn ln alin g in
llie .ifr.pti«*n o f the resolutions
■ i • n.d with a statem en t by ChairI'm , Norman
H.
Vtxaerinu. of
Ilah-.m I 'j.k , showing the -.-ollapae
'’ rnrefru ll auction prfc.s and
• •'I,,,,nK the ,ea*ona fo r the grow.
•

I n k in g

a loan.

'lu ik it ipmtation* ye*terd ay,“
*“ -md. “ put tire gro w e rs in ied
n*k t . the t ine .of IS cents
|&lt;er

to keep
i .tab le. Hi
citrus ,»
pendent..
Krtlltmen

*'••11 price*
fairly
■ Kilhdrawal of the
.io,| . rtain inde-

tat ion.
utoppnl
natter of shipping
informal n
1 der present rondl■
lions m.U.
••on* what hia Klorida romp.
are diong. Thor
h a v , no '
•alum on untold
ra rs in ti*.
the a hole system
®f market r • i* he#n umkrmlned
v daily barom eter
hecau*.no lonoer
' •«tr* ■*
th in d a d )

2nd and Palmetto
Wo rtrry a fall llao af freak rygetablev tad grodaee. also peal,
try—dicaard or live. Uor xogetablea are ea Ire at all line*. In
taring their froskaeaa. Oar price, art right on everything wa

i.idy to ihc grow ers hut to the
■ ' i m .s m leresty o f the .-htiro
•*"'
Hr net * I business in rhuidn
!"• ....t in ratio In how tin- Mini*
K ,‘" ' i pros|K rs S o th i. i-nsl. is
" ‘•I
mflne t just to nur*rlw-« ac
« '• '.•
It touched all other line* « .i
i
o f hn-incas ”
I,
" i ’ ll the ( tearing
lion last
.
|,|
V autm llliig Ml) per-eni ,.| th • itia crop, Mr V is .e .in c
said
1 C.

• mil affiliated matketinir urgani p . r t
rati.m re liv e d .fully i,'|»irt- of
a rc • f ile -lu|Miieuls and I'ariini It, tart
li.il&gt; the n ml* i of unsold ■ar
rolliiiy earl, ,|nr to the ....................... ..

A FEW SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY, OCT. 31

BEANS, L b . .

..........

IRISH COliBLER

POTATOES, 10 Lbs.
POTATOES, Lb.
YELLOW

SQUASH, Lb.
YELLOW’

ONIONS* Lb.
DANISH GREEN

CABBAGE, I
LETTUCE, Head

rreaae in their arm* men in." M m #
»«mi time they ire givtn oppottunity to *«t forth in detail th rir
understanding of what this wouM
involve.
:
Specific point* *ueh
whetbef
worn out airplane* and obioltl#
warship* can
replaced w eir n«j»
•tated The*e were left for tl^«
termination in th*» -feelat atktns to
he made hy the various govern*
' ment* m accepting thr prnpovsf.
Hrf »re .letint’.r , ••mmitmanta grp
niade each nation '•ill be-acquaint*
with the mea«ur« of agreement
u h u h ha* teen ri n hnl a* to tfil
M V ! nature .ind ex’ent u f the
I holl 4 v
\:m»tiV• * a rc o t'a iu r bat k fQ
l4k«n f*«r hfrant'-u it,
o( I Ho
often »*\|ii •ctl .
.ithetir at*
Rllit'iile ••f th mltuint-tration til* ,
*«nl * 'f .»f« r. r *h«ai'iiJinient. lev *
(■it. till* I flltraj M Ufa U*t Sfg*
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failril
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and
ii|M'i&gt; «&lt;1 it.
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li.iltun |*i #*, t whnh .U fined thf
•it'll?a ti»*n» t•• !••• *• w.11,io*g| ami JmI*
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it • •u|t»"Mii*«* It i« on thJi
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
CASH (JROCKKY and MKAT MARK FT
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WE DO NOT MEET ( OMI’ETITION— \S E MAKE IT
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a a

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ONE I’O l’NI)

A p

RUMFORD, Can

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GREAT NORTHERN

+

BFANS, Three Pounds

1

CLEANS ENAMEL anH l*ORCELAIN

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BAB-O, 2 C a n s ...........

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VEGETABLE

DEL MONTE

No n , t d t o a u ffo r from
r o n a |lp « llo n . E a t Lata
Illacultg. They are laaly
biaculU o f bran anti agar
that you velll really enjoy.
Eat them any way toast I*
eaten. Even th e nioat ob• llnate caaeo quI.-Uy re­
s p o n d t o t h e p o a i liv e ,
n a tu r a l a e t lo n o f th is
specially prepared roughage. Order a package to­
day. Week’s aupply 90c.

Kitchen-Teated— I'nmou- ChocobtU Cake Del.uve Recipe In Every Sark

COM) MEDAL IT,lll'l&lt;
SUNSET GOLD

BUTTER
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U.S. WILL JOIN
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Freshly Decorated

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fonllnin**

in? law* would be very de­
a n t that at time* in th
beyond the bound* of ju*t
l ank* had Keen muled and
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STOKES SEEDS

M A RK ET

FRESH STRING

n H ir l-y m m l

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IHI'I.IIIUI |icfxollt out »f *»'fV

SNAP DRAGON PLANTb

SANFORD O P E N -A IR

BEANS, 2 Lbs.

ed ited, employment
t •• nethrned. the
mi *t htMil, preferf*» workers with
• hat relief from
tie fund* be.
nmol find work
•!*•) IU«*Ot I* HtOfa.
II iltnnore, Chi
• *mI idelphia, Jt r
\«»w t ork and
« ••rder of then

•ffiliated with the

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FLOWER REED

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, iM l

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MALAGA

GRAPES

3 5 ' 3 f° 2 5 '

MEATS
P R t^ H PORK HAMS, L b .,
FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, Lb.
PORK CHOPS, Lb,
PURE PORK SAUSAGE, Lb
ALL NATIVE STEAKS, Lb
BEEF ROASTS, Lb.
STEW BEEF, Lb.

fl-Lbs*.

Y. STATE

CABBAGE
Lb. 3 &lt;

HEAD

LONG ISLAND— Ileal Money Can Buy

10 Lbs
... .

15c

LHEI) PRYERS

PRODUCE
IRJSH POTATOES,10 L b s ...... .......19c
SW EET}’OTA TOES, Fancy, 10 Lbs. 21c
ONS, Dozen
laRTTUCK, H ard Heads
.0 BAKING POTATOES, Lb.
tyhplete Line Viegetablea and Fruit
FBJCSH FRl'IT CAKE INGREDIENTS Jl ST

BETTER MEATS AT BETTER PRICES
I Irt MAGNOLIA A \'E .

HAST HHST ST.
ARMOI'R STAR HAMS

CENTER CUT’S, Lb

HALF OR WHOLE. Lb,
LARGE JUICY

WI'h JT F U V

WIENERS, 2 Lbs. For

SPARE RIBS, 2 Lbs. For

WESTERN
WESTERN

PORK LOIN, CHOPS OR ROASTS, Lb.
SAUSAGE MEAT, 2

BREAKFAST BACON, Lb.

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CLUB STEAK, Lb

ROASTS, Lb......

“SW IFT S LOMppUNI)

BEEF

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ROASTS, Lb..........

FLA. FORK CHOPS OR

BONES, L b ......

BEEF

PIG LIVEB. TAILS,

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STEW, L b .............
ALL BEEF -

10UND STEAK. L b

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Badness Honesty

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fElDAY. OCTOBEE 34 INI
WAV TO PE A C E —Ar*ow thyself with him. and
a t pe*ce: there1** g m i ahall
i unto th**.—Job 22:2!.
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—May th* pence ot
, Wkleh pa«*cih all understandyour hearts and mlndi
Ik* knowledge slid the love o(
I which )■ In Christ Jveuc.

pea y er

: . .F A T E . THE MOUSBB
th e cot, I* m e »l*ek,
pum rtg, mildly mvek,
‘ Iw her black attlr*.
there before the flrr.
r her green eyes flash,
! ph* makes a pouncing dash:
caught a tidy mouee,
•lin g Inside the house.

John Pilgrim tn one of hi* most interesting dally edi­
torials dlaeUsses the subject of "business honesty". Just
why business honesty should differ from any o th er, kind
Of. ho n est/ Is something we have never been able to iraderStand; we neverthelenn, recognize It a* a fact th a t certain
Individual* do thing* in the name of their bmhggggg'whlch
they would not think of doing in private Uvea.
Sharp practices are *o often confused with gto d busi­
ness. Aa Mr. Pilgrim declares, how many Limes do we Rod
S man who, when quextinned on his huilnes* methods, re­
plies, “It may not be nice, but it in good butineda”. We ore
Inclined to beljeve th at he i* a* wrong in his business psy­
chology as he'Is in his morals. Practically every business
depends to g large extent upon ita good will and the public
confidence which it enjoy*. Disnonext methods may pay for
s short time, or In s single deal, but in (ho long run they
will ruin any business.
Deliberating upon thin subject one is apt to run Into
the question, “What is honest, and what Is not?*’ Just
where doe* the border line ll«? It in frequently said of a
certain man, “lie is fairly honest” ; of another, “ He is half
way honest”. Of course, both statem ents are foolish. Ope
Is either honest, or he is dishonest. There is no half way
line. One who would take something for nothlhgv or lie to
or deceive another, is dlshonrat. The degree of his dishon­
esty merely depends upon his opportunities.
That every man who mnnages to evade the law and
keep out of jail is honest, is of course absurd. There are.
In all probability, more dishonest men outaide of Jails than
in them. It Is unfortunate but true that men are not con­
fined to prisons in this country for telling Ilea, unless they
happen to be told on the witness stand or otherwise under
oath. The fact that a msn is not under oath when ha tells
his lie, however, docs not make him any thu less dishonest.
Nor Is the man who engnges In questionable deals, or
suck business practice* aa to mislead or deceive his custom­
ers, oj.;* the more honest bvrausa he cannot be indicted
and triea for his offenses. Nor should he escape the brand
of moral delinquency because he is able to refer tp his
methods lightly aa “good busintss”. Dishonesty 1| dishonest
whether found in*buslncM life, politics, pr In th a . home.
And where honesty Is found wanting in business, busi­
ness too is found wanting.
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At

Building Today

s,;th* mouaer. tat* it run,

One of tho innumerable causes attributed to th is de­
' it y i It hnd haa har fun.
pression Is Ihe so-called lock of-construction whjch Is raid
U with har val**l pawa.
to characterize thin country today. Ami yet the American
It In crual Jaws;
Architect Insists that there Is more actual building today
t gar chop* aad blink* her than during any average yew . It. nf course, does not reach
the boom years around 1926 but exceeds that of almost any
.. kurprbe.
year prior to 1022. Ernest Eberhard, editor of the Archi­
n at tie .In mill)
S, With dainty feline gtacr.
tect, writes oM H! building activity at present'as follows:
,‘to with H r fare.
“In the few months Just post, in New York City alone,
there arose such nationally famous structures as the Empire
p W .itst, b very sleek,
State Building, the. Irving Trust, Waldorf-Astoria and a
purring, mildly meek,
number of others but little less prominent. This coming
ks lit her black attlr*.
year will witness the greatest project of all— Radio City.
•iSg ll»*r» before th* fir*.
N:e ver has there been s year of auch outstanding construc­
. .
—Carly Kaaelu
tion achievement—y»t we hear people right In New York
id It or h&lt;it, ■ tennis player say, T hero Isn’t sny building going on.’ And what is true
of New York is largely true of other cities.
id th e first rack et
—
"The present year, 1931, will rloae about two hundred
•sate th at million dollars over the four billion m ark—a boom year any
Mat Judaea year prior to 1922. Tha y ea r) from October 1931 to Seiit e m b ^ S t o i will probaLly^hA slightly lea. tll&gt; » ,,W » ~
W
abodlWw four billion dollamflgal. The volume .#SVci4Nft*s
7
'"^pasalnlt through the averags archltsctural offlet'in tha doeomnanle' l,reM*on K u r ot 1931. totals almost as much aa the total
0 c impale.
ot the drug, hardware, department store and auto;j.
' mobile businesses in the 1929 peak year. Such figures inomen whn dicaie th# trrmendous Influence of the architect upon nsaeyiag «hv tlonal prosperity, an influence which Is not generally realproduced bted even by (he profession ItaAK.
•‘Residential work will probably be the first to show
—
unusual activity during tho coming year. Out of each 100
think of 0 f o u r population 78 have not as y et been able to afford
annot deny g o o d housing standards. Thera la I p r o a tremendous, unworked market, a markat which may possibly b« developed
by now methods of construct ion .which will make It possible
i looking
ow r
“Sanford. to provide better accommodatlon*»at lower edata. Should
S ty Year* Ago,” It la inlercsl- such developments take placa. aad U ltra are indications that
to s e ts how many really »*rl- they will, It Is logical to expect' th a t many outmodelcd
arobiem* c il.ttd even in th« dwellings will b« cast In the discard and bo replaced with
id old day*."
cheaper and better structures.”

Be fa r aa our reevid* *how, II.
J. Reel I* the t i n t full flc-lgvd
War Ranfocd haa produced. Other*
hive learned to fly, but non* ha*
owned M i Own |lane. H ats off to
Joseph Pall tear, ’proprietor of
Keel who point• tha way In
the New York World and th . Mt.
Iks new mode of travel..
Leal* Post-DlepoUh, and one of
4y A ftor won a »M*t vie- th* mo*t commanding figure* In
In Kaglaud the other day re- modern Journalism, dlad yesterday
r soot la psrUaomiit by aboard M* yarht, Th* Liberty, In
jk M O Jo' H.OOO. D ur­ C kaile'lna haiAor. Th* Immediale
s t W campaign tpeecheiraeaa of Mr. lhilltier'* death waa
h ater skoutetk at a group heart fall are, He had been In ill
lin k , threatening aodalkats. health fo r ••v en d days but until
m y. kilt me *Hit you can’t a few hours before the end, non*
w W U d y Astor, aa every- of those arooad him had any sus­
wtoJd to adstltl oonro* form picion mt tk« gravity t i bis coo-lief
'
dltlon.
‘
Tomorrow heforo Ik* break of
■ hanferd rvsldaeU wero
to learn tb* eth er day •lay tbe hsntera will be astir an^
it* a re a w n cilrtm grower* with deg and gun will put la th e
ilnol* County than rotary h eart of daylight la pure a lt of
4 Mr. Lakotann has rn- q u ail l.r k ty and deer. T h e n Is
,lkat threw or* 410 rltn w probably no better plate la tb*
rnT.-u contry th a t makes a better
L s t " i ’J i s " s r T . ram e preserve th u s both ekies ef
Wg Wav* CMC tn Think nf the (M ary Delta and th* earkraiy a selerv county, but minding country.
Ma&gt; p rfe e t lt raaka rather
MV. and Mr*. J. C. Baanett f

BUY NOW! PAY NOWJ
DELANO BUM NEWS
Many people i n
not paying 1 hi* own dinrtnbhtiig aLork* and
their bill*. They say they h are an p u re, will ga still higher.
m on*. U&gt; piy then*. Surely every It d‘&gt;e« no good t l sUnd on the
body M m&gt;t completely shy of cash. *t»e#t comer aad growl about roa.
Practically evvrybjdy haa acme ditinn* at the sam e lima boarding
money. If that la true then ( r e r j- your money aad waiting for
body ahould pay a t le a i| p art Of the knllom. If aeery eae DID
what they owe. If each person did SOMETHING ABOUT IT errry thla, rauncy would aoon begin to nnr would tenefltyB uy w hat you
nrrd now and pay for It.
fl &gt;w murb ru le r.
Merchandise waa aever to cheap
■re holding it bark because th e y 1 and •&lt;&gt; g kmI. Go late the m arkets
le e r to buy «r p e r their debt,. . nd help , peed up the wheel* of I
The* do not know w hat b going l.ti«ine*«. If everyone would move
to happen Price* may f i lower' at onre everyone would benefit
and they ran -ave a dollar. Mn ' at the *ame time.
Jon*, ami Mr Smith, the g re r trl
It i&gt; not , question of everyone
end habenbaher, ran wait u n til' bring a “tightw ad." People who
the weather rhange* or prices, h i t 1 ran be termed “Ughwada" are
a lower level.
| •[■ending their money today. They
Then* are thing* w hkh help to ' rr liie what wonderful bargain*
yaralyie hu-ine**
If god nee.), are obtainable at every hand and
aonie article. I,uv it. Pay for It i»ow|'they take advantage of them,
end take it hone. If everybody
It would be w be thing fir
dta, . uddmly atnek* of m erthan-; people who have money to follow
disc will be depleted and aw ay.1 ihe example nf the “tightwad
•kyward. will go the prire*. Then' ju t now. Spend carefully, but buy J
the buyer will ru«h In to replenish ‘ nehat you need.
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DRUNKEN DRIVING
TAMPA TlMRB

Mid:

Until *urh driver* *r* elimi­
More persimmon enthu*ia-t« are
nated from th* street* nf Ihbrom - roe. ing forward almost dally,
munily, life end property will be
bringing *ut«tanbal gift* in the
■neat’*.
Infinitely mnrr dangerou- than way nf the Japanese variety that
a criminal hrmril with a pistol b have been grown in an I around
the drunken an,| recklra* drlvgr lok* City Among those are Mr.
teran # he la armed with an in­ Noah Dee«e, who live* on the Mor­
gan place, une mile from Wellborn.
finitely m&gt;r* dratrurtive forte.
Irre«pnnalble bend* which guide Ur. IW*# /Hid th at from l*n
hurtling Ion* of atrel through trv#fl. Hirer year* old. hr h*d
tv r lv i
traffic In the rity without tho gmthtrrd approiim atrly
mentality to r mlrnl their vehicle liu*h«|*. J.dging (rum th# Bit#
m t»t be restrained.
an&lt;l 4|oa-itjr of thr fruit that Mr.
The r»w whirh h a. been latent­ !&gt;«**►• hrougnl U» ih r (iatrll# of*
ly reportejl indicate* that the fir# th# trr#« an* in fin# condition.
driver who wa* a rrr* trd did not — I .at# € it jr (iattU #.
p &gt;*•*** the faculty for rralliipg
hi* act*. HU reckless path fol­
i
lowed many of Mobile’a moat-used
Workmen nf th r Slat# Road 1&gt;«• licet* and It waa only through partm ent began pralimlnary work
the intervention of Providence that! Ihi* morning on the asphalt *urIt was not marked by maimed or facing of *#vrru| hi ick* on Slat#
dying figure*.
H&lt;»ad N«». 2 tatw een the Munro# '
Undoubtedly the accu&lt;ed will l/m iariaf lloapilal and th# city
plead that he had no crim lnil In­ Umita. Tha praliminsry work con*
tent. but If bl* accuser* are right, flDts of tha laying of 600 fra; of
h* wa* guilty nf criminal conduct. dr4in tlJa t» taka wfltar off tha
&gt;*Al| safely precaution* an4. all
llhW M iegm rv* iiSp
liH *M properly an*
be started until a fter tb* neat
by aurikdrivera.
ttd # of th* klchway board, It
Tha fundamental requirement
Th*
announced from tho office of
Itfn rr arrldent prevention w |l| be
B. Thrasher, district engineer,
•scceasfut I* t i devise some means
w hrrrby auch drivers are definite­ Ing the preliminary work.—Ocala
ly discouraged from th eir d asg tr- Star.
oui prartlcre and apparently the
only method whereby thie m*y be
done I, t&lt;&gt; adm lsiater drastic pun­
bhmgnt
whvg inch case* are
ishment whep
brought before the courts.
There i« no defenee for drunken
driving. It ie one o t the moat aert-

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D-I-R-E-C-T-O-R-Y
DAIRY

H. S. White

Biggers* Dairy

Fern City Laundry
Soft Water — No Chemical
used.'
All Work Guaranteed.

Ilank Building

Morning Delivery
Sweet Milk. Cream,
Butter. Buttermilk
P. O. Box. 132
Phone A ide's Store
747-W

AUTO PAINTING

DRUGS

LUMBER

Attorney-st-Lsw
305 First National

ROY

Touchton’g
Sanford Drug

SCHMIDT

"The Retail Store"

3rd and French
AUTO TOPS

to ps Mina

S p en cer

u ttu a tm

Aut0

&amp; KITAJf£Dt

Top
Shop
'*.306

“ A drinking fountain haa keen
added to th* convenience* In Donnelly f l i t far the boy* th a t pitch
horvaahoe* and play tko shuffle
beard, a s wall a* for tko tcaals
player* and Ik* public getWraRy.

buslaew*. a t t «

Family wash finished 14 Lb.

Ph*a* 2122
Ponder’* Candy. KlUbea
Milan* T heatre

Hill Lumber Co. •
13th and Holly
'W e are at all Umsa glad
to assist you In any way
with your building need*"
ZIP SERVICE Phong 435

PRINTING
ELECTRIC 3HOP
Randall Electric
The
Company
Herald P rinting Co.
E le c tric s ! W ir in g a n d

Rrpalrlng
G e n e ra l E k r i r b

Printing of distinction a t
reasonable

refrigerator

Phone 148

T h o rs 113

FLORIBT

RADIOS

Hathaway’s

STEWART

PHILCO’S

Awalags

The Florist

838.50 and up

AWNINGS’

Window
Shades

new■tlubiag

BEAUTY SHOP

104 Magnolia
Phone 184-W

Cut Flowers -w* Plants
Floral Dtalgku

•

Automotive Electric
Company

814 M y r tla A ve.

Oak and 8acood
Pbona 238

FURNITURE

SERVICE STATION

|V agoner Furniture

Triangle
Service Station

Wa Boy or Trade Used
Furniture.

802-881 Sanford Ave.
Phone 774

GARAGE

BARBEU
r*rn«d In economic w alfam JM R K
world than lt-ta In try in g to «o|le :t debt* from yooplo nafchU is
pay Ikem. A general revision
which would assure tho
U alttd
.Htstea of getting tom s of Its mon­
ey Lock l* mefn tn be desired tha a
n policy bent on forcing collection
of tb* last dollar.
D'»T &gt;
If with lb la, readjustm ent there
could be eouplej a pr og ram -fee
substantial disarmam ent, _ ^ s
world w ill have baaa w .H I &amp; f t C

tnt at Foot of Magnolia
Phone 328

W. 2nd SL 112 Magnolia

Lulu Miller, Prop.
!L*7|' coble yard*. The trew U
w s s s k l s ^ progrw* a t a rate
- ap p roilm ncly 400 lineal feat
d ay;and excavating about 7200
Mg yards every 24 boar*—Tit-

LAUNDRY

ATTORNEY

Powder P u f f .
Beauty Salon,

SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
turned yr*l*rtiay from a visit to
Virginia..
G. K. Bml'.h U out attending to
kestaee
(ter o ik o n Indbpaittlon.
(lU fuid I'eabody It In th* city.
It* cam* from Ocalo to attend the
marriage nf his sitter, Mis* 8*111*
Lou Peabody, to W. K. Griffith.
J. N. Whltnvr. L. B. Bromley
gml Jo* (’ameroa left today for
Fort ChrUtma* on a week’s camp­
ing and bunting expedition. They
espect la return the U tte r part
ef tb* week.
Dr. Jernmo Bruce, formerly of
Newberry. N. G , a practicing
r k r lr l a n W year*, 11 of wkJch
w«rn spent heed, died la Jack­
sonville a fte r voce* month* o f U1
health, la the death *t Dr. Bruce
our elty hen loot eos of Ita best

,

A f#w (Ur* •«!&gt;*- Mobil# auto- I trnteti with a piitol. . heciUM hr
mobiU ifritrr who it i* allcfrtt wa«‘ in armed with an infinitely more
driving whito drunk and Mrwckl d« &lt;ULrtlv# forro” cannot b« deanothcr automobile with hi* car.; ni*&lt;i. Thit j* a m#nar« that t*«m»
afterward* rpevding away from to b« growing. Ik should ho tt &gt;pp#«t
the accident and falling a«lr#|» at I If there ar* law* capahlv of
the whe*d of hi* marhina after! arf'&gt;mpli«hing that and. If there
flipping it abruptly in the middle l ar«* r»o auch law* mine «hyuld ha
of a down! »wn ntraat, wa* arrr«t- pf v#«iily mad# and r#l«ntla*»ly #ned Commenting the Mo ,ile ■Pre** forced.

Park aad French i n
Managed by K. J. T re e *
“Dad Jn e tT h e Barn*"

Sanford, Florida

SHOE REPAIRING
Welbom’s Shop

Standard
Barber Shop

M affett’s Garage

W. E. Horae, Prop.

Gusranlssd Repairing
By Expsrii.

I l l 8. Pork

Park and ObmMsrdal

Cafe — Sandwiches
AngeTs E i t ShacK

Groceries— Mehta SODA FOUNTAIN
Stoudenmire’s
Cask Grocery

Ponder’s
Candy Kitchen

PURE, WHOl
U * g y i q L .f l i m t

the Cenatfy O ak Rend.

m

a n s .

SPRING
*Md»&gt;

» M• »e

.ether Dag* If sur county
dfsi os |m » »» M L L»k*

OUR WORLD WAR DEBTS
LAKELAND LEDGER

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TDAY^OCTOBIfR 80, IW t
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RED i R n ss I'HOMOTION
Stetson Alumni Flan
IM . &gt;0. —
WASHING rtv \
IlifiT Home coming Day Garden Club Notes i iA.r.iAn'" Hi" t*Mt i»f Rol*art F.
l i t X ix . I I ..I f } W ig h t

Alabama Visitor Is
Honored A t P a r t y

Social Cqlendt

M n. John i, Leonard! and
George A, l»*« ultra, Sanford

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rural cam m lltea of Htet*. n aLnint who ar*

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Rondy, d im ’ •
• I'roA* an* i .»

PECANS- 2f&gt;c Pound

| lief ilir t.- i i
tet if ay hy * l*-» &gt;•» 4n I'nyn* of the
Hnti'tjT**
Aniariran
L* *f i i***.

cm i'iit i»**^*t i"i i ll tv taken . &gt;
Ernest J S ^if’ , t 'i itin-to in i njrsft*

nit. i h i « drive tlwrtl f * * 1* 1

t.ay brtni eva* y Mi tsnn alum DUij
back to tb l-m.-i •.n N«i*. f t o j
he p celojrat * Humreonilnz Dny*f
Complimenting M ic e Shirley
W huton, o f Montgomery, Aim.,
William Lake. of , W est Palm uie biny ffvCciu m t o ,eh w ith ilia !
who r:U rn«d today after visiting (Wach. .pent m ,h o r | time here rverat county r«&lt;*ulrnta who ofrt**
ft lead* her# fo r a short time, MU&lt; yesterday with friend*.
, i t t i ndfil th ' i«- i y college, and
Morjorl* Cogbum entertained m
reported that rhi- county wilt be

tlu* eastern Red
iij I isasler rei 'lnn^ttre 1 yi*a-

UK S I R E A N D BEK T 1 IE F U L L W IN D O W D ISPL A Y
O F K X T tp k L A R G E

JMr (
|Q f|U

iif iruuihtr -tn-t I"

meaiit

Ifi-i ri'llif.

RED FRONT

t*oll»ll ■ '•turn
Ming found,*-

p *.t .1
m»rlc

IJolfi't
fv e r&gt;

•mall number of her frtenfs with
M»« Lillian U rania, a student •epr**rnted aSiiu* i too per cent- **W **&gt;
■ bridge p atty on W edotsday afl- »l the Horlua S tate Colleg* fur
Home omifiK hay feature* in^
lessoon a t her home. 914
P irn Women at Tallahasaeey la spending c ode a I'Utiti r*n «*pt n n to Gov- *
A t, nut. Quantities o f pink radi­ thf wri’k rmi here w lji hrr par
rfu e r Ihiyle V. Carlton, on# af *
ance ro an and pink gladioli were tnL'
Stela in1* iAtintr
graduate!* • ” *&gt;ni&lt;
arrange,) about Urn room, where
and to I*.1 H -util* j dge« who a re j
th , tiMes wer* aprtad for play.
graduate t «r the SttU on Law 1 ^ #n
A rm m .
*‘1 .
*.
’ At the conclusion o f aetOUl proS*ho««| V* a neat a r»f the ■ rhnot* J |w ^llu t h m .i fur t he uruMifihM
n
gm alon* of bridge high «core
FOH F O L K S
t «'verrn 1 *'sir'tan niol the judge* |
„ „ " ,7 y a iM T .
p riir wa* awarded to hftaa Lilli
"*cu - Mini |icdf»40I t m urn
FROM ii VO fill
A .Hallow*fW eh k k aa iupper y m^ Jinidtraco. while lew aroto
, will weypy a piniiniient place lit j f nr th, palm• "hut now adorn »«»
*
J*
' ptiae * a . preaenUd to Mlaa Dorrvthe mile hm r parade to te «tage»;[ tllan&gt;
nil* r* umU.
t OMK i l \ N -N -n-n
tbe Vrlandahlp League of tha Coo- ih, Wlggli*. Mlaa W lnilon reit! M 00 »*rlurk; at the fo o tb a ll!
|V\y
town* *n? gardrn
ItK A K ill U N I T MOKK
g r.ra tio n a l C him h a t the Congie, r)(t froB1 t h . boattaa a&gt; a
I*nine between Er*kin« ant M e t - 1 ir»|{ in
di;cntl&gt; than Siati
gatkm al panonaga on Ea«t Thlr I mrmanlo of the orcaaion.
iiu e the in!« n*iv t*
*&gt;ri. «t*irfimr at -t i&gt;o uVlnck, and ford, t
SlrweL
j A t’th* t»a hour refrrahm tnU
'
h in th** lap! f**w
, n! 1tie annual Alumni Dinner in * » f.o,|1
IA111
. LlAa-Xil
/
1&gt;
MONDAY.
, were U rw d by Ml*. J. B. CogtH Lt^1
tn»Q
gk^(M*rl/S\
H ill, starting a* •♦lOdf VlHi * Lt Hi* tu m lrn t'lub, which
W k Woman** Guild of n o ly 'V irw . M’*. J. C. Mlk.'hrtl and Mra.,
_____
I I \ a 11\ t rm e their In*
ifladl&gt;
Croa* Epitcopal C hur:h will mevt C. P, Underarm . Thoaa pre**nti M „. it a . Winatun and ,laugh
j L rmmi t*i r-e tdvir wt*rk " f the
a t 3 o'clock a t tha perKh houaa.
were: Ml*a Shirley Wlnaton. h o n - , trr. Shlilry. of Montgomery. Alu .
i Vt iiuitii « I »,*.
Circle Nunfcer One of the Pr»»-: or gorat, and tho M&gt;»*ea Dorothy: „ho ha*r b.en rialting Mr&gt; &lt;\ P
I r im .
*^ t H *t m* **thcr **1ntc
byterian A tulliary, Mra. Jonh An- Wiggina, J r t r l Betti, Lilia Fay* Hrrt!rr*on and Mis J. II Cog
J1111\ l i o n tui h a van
dra, chairman, will meet at 8:30, Hrndrraon. Dorothy Mitchtll, E lia -'h im , left today for their honn.
* «tv »f hiubw nn*l olliai hurticul
o’clock a t tha homa of Mra. S. A. aheth imfficr. Nancy Koaietter.
_____
tural
tier in
»* rtf« rid i ran
The
homo
f
MinMar&gt;
Nrll
Irw in, C331 Holly Avenue, with J e m orn. Carlifi pahwer, Lillian
,
A |&gt;In111 m inki't nf It*:11 in Han*
Mi tint! M n My run Smith, **f,
Sm11h,
Mt*lInnv
11
\r
As
««»
Mra. Erwin and Mra. L. C. Erwin Adams, Martha Adami, Virginia Cidiiiiibla r iljf . 1nd., miv tW
. far'd wet - ftr r mavtj, nrw and in
U
a* hoeteaeee.
Tyier. Dorothy Couch, Joanne Ar fnr
rral wrvk* uf th p# l» ttrr' h ihr Menr «»f f» Itallim vVn p erty . 11 run‘ lf
nil ter 14 t h * t h a ve a I givi-Fi
1
j»^t night for th r nivnther*
Circle Number Two of tha P r e i- ! rarellu and Cecilia Truluek
Mr*. F riil M* yvr*. at h rr
I vady 1*•• n tried «ii( M'ul pr^r«ti I
of
thr
Rlui*
Itsnfw
H
n
w
of
the
byterian Auxiliary, M n. L- I . ! ------------------| ^ t- itu hb ii'i I hi M’.’tvon a n d w ill I
h«MiH? in Mural Heights.
Fir-*! Hn1 1i-i r h u r rb end » mint
Irr iui &gt;&lt;t port unit v fur ‘ hoe** who
T railer, chairman, will meat a t H r i d g r p P a r t y G i v e n
h«*r uf th rir triund" Through run
3:30 o’clock with Mr*. W* Ve n
/s i ■ rv
» lo\»- to *fsi*i% and n»r*k*' ta*i‘ iiiatiiin
Mm S im h .St«*wnr| ami Mr j

GENUINE ESTATE

HEATROLAS
WOOD CIRCULATORS
COMBINATION WOOD AND COAL

CIRCULATORS

HUCKlEBERRy

wxm

Smith Home Is Scene
Of Hallowe’en Party, *”ty ■“

E r k k i o n , 906 iA U ie l

By Club Department

Avenue.

Circle Number Three of Ih,'
Pieei-yterl*n Auxiliary, M n. Wal-

With
of g u e .t.
n u n a large
iargi&gt; nnumber
u m n r r u»
e Jy JL
thf ! t " l*n’ * 1U, T|
in attendance, the Social Depart
K
Dh Mrs 1 ™*n‘
Club ent
r^4 t ka e V 117 Holly Aveuue,
with
, , ,,h« Wonwm’.
h tla , , BlrtY
tf„ rn
Bach and Mrx Edward 3. McCall -Tveadmy
. . ivenin^ in the rlub _____
rooms•
ea hoateaeca.
a

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ii

m

n

i

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l

i_r

..tii

,

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„

with Mre. A. M. Phillip* and Ml««

Fnrrrat tlatchid end won.

Davit. , 1

ihu

fiiie g 'u n o u *

Karnr-

and

j*rt *gr
Ml

jf*&gt;

*r ,*

ih . P e . - 1 ,h - c*JJfc

, ” " .,'* ( 1 ^ '

HEATERS
I’KH F K IT IO N C H I 'U K O il

f»Ari r"fi-n l- in then own g iilt-n** |

THOMAS

MEIGHAN

are exp**rterf t • return Monday o ntV't*. ■ uirceaUvr of thi* 11 a I
lowe*
'-on . were rnjoyi^l t»* I eo n lr-t# were enjnvrd h\
tho,
* h," ’‘ ,h' &gt; ! th* guest*
| f u i -U an.! M iai Murumet MfVi»r* j H AR DIE
the
p*M
*
ii
h»v* 1- rn -Pending
1’ itir* v rip h a i i r i N to Doroth' f eti’ iT 'nm fd with a frw vi*«»d ■ ***
—
t I um’, F lu a 'ie lh
1 urner
a m . let ti m• Rrl H“ htu« Mt W» M* rrv»»*l |
-- bout J
M a u r e e n O S u lliv a n
W
W \ V /.a,hary
Zai'hary hhas
iciuriHt! Fannie Itiggen* who had the inn* b\ th** h*•!*•*» a: .. lit.
Mr* |
from Mount Olive. .V C. where h** attractive rii'tum *’- Ih-rnr«!ii»nt\ Th- u* invited !u l.e wiih
.....
D o n u ltl D illa w a y
^
»*** L* Iled by the lllnv** of Mr*- ah»Ut the room* where the guest* , Sou h were Mi . ii S &lt;»
M y m o la y
,
wf11* enterlattie*! tou-iwie«l uf wild Mi- • eorgi* Huff. Mi- T . f
lechery soma time ago. Ho r»*«
flower* m brilliant »hude and ftw * Piteb1
V|i
.1 D Do** c ' . V|rports that hrr condition i* alightly

IHIX

Smith, chairman, will meet at 1:00
Thioughnul the evvnln? the
. clock at the home of Mn. Krcl jfw &gt; u #nJoyH b rld ff r , m„ . At tumor*ow for (J.iu e.v lll, to atVVilllama, 330 Oak Avenue, wllh II U tt hour high troro piisn for tend the Flolida-tieorgl* football
Mi*. Wllliami ■A*nd Mr*. II. I:. the women contract pUyvr»,
e game. From tln r r Mr. Ainsworth
** *l°.
„
novelty tanlty Lux, went to Mra. w ill return to h i. home and Mr
W eitiel will g o to Frederick, Md.
,
S l* “L
I j 0 |P
W- M , fWolt*hl&lt;h
hlW' ,Mr*- r .............
.
uN‘lmb^
AoxlUary.
MrL
L r uII.' SmUk&gt;
ho
for, ,^„ . wA - h e r , h- ha.» ”accepted
a ,maitio«
J o n .,, chaim ..". - i " meet . t 3:10 th. , u (io n p liy rr, |
a
Among thou* fium here planL. J Routh, o r - ,imlUr
ll#
K Compton had
tier Third Street and Je*..m lp h ig T ^ u m ‘I m
t m
g
^
l” • ,U n*1 ,b ^ • n» S ’ ‘‘lM a” -.R0Ulh ,n J Mr"- ■n'1 • « th« ra.tplent of a , iga- ,-rlrhratl..n at the U nKer.lly «f
J. VY. Metu la hMUaaea.
;
^
: Florida at Gainesville tomorrow
The Bualne*. W oman’. Circle;
u
| n t h . . Wn,
, , . l . d arc Mr. and Mr*. L. F. Boy I*.
* **
I1 t H t w was **rve.| by th e V - t e . . - Mr. and M ". VlvUn Speor. Dr.
at tha ham*
haafca ae f MUa
MU. Ruth
Uulh H ^ rm V ta n ,
and M ra A rtlu r' BrWhxrk (Those
w l Ip *M l ' ” 1 e j a W t t ^ B S I present »«re: Mr. m l Uia. K Whelrh-l. th ' Mine* (llive Is-r
M arshall and «
M...
n . Jante* „Mough
™ ,„ -• (.((mplon t&gt;r tm | M rt. A,
aetle, Mina lio w ird . BealriW
U e 'i ^ ’ ,
, ’
. i C hxm b.rt.in, Mr. and M ra .A .- Ho* aid, Jane Torrent*'. Rm * 1^
Hurt.- ■Maty- —
H urt, tirar
r m ’ .•k" m k t u " ' u l u « « ' " " I ' Branan. Mr. and Mra. End..r Verne
...............—
r a p ’Oat c.hlirrh. Mra. H. H. HU'. I Cnl*tL Mr and kir*. K A, Doug- Williams. Helen V rm ay, *H*» l
f ^ w T .* D’ i 'l L j K r 1 , l
?'c,&lt;Kl51 UM. Mr. and Mra. Hitifoed Doud-. lu k e. Beverly Bender. Kathem.
with Mr&gt;. C. W .jSpcer, I1J Uuissl flfy Mr gna Mfg j 07 rJ in e y , Sehlrard. U nabelle l l i y u , B*r&gt;
Avenue.
Mr. and M n. R. A. Smith, Mt. Mann. Judge Jam.'# G She run
Circle Number Two of th* First nn&lt;l M 's .'P . L. H arper, Mia. E. Jam-* Sharon, Jr., Fi L Buidirk
Daptla*. O turth, Mra. L E. Tew, M. Galloway, Mra. J. C. Bennett, Alva Hunt. Gordon C h m y . \Vi&lt;
chairman, will meet a t 1:30 o'clock M n. A. M. Phillip*. M n. Margar­ Ham l ake. S. Y. CroaS, llomer
In Ife* T. K. L elaaaroim at the et Haines, a n j Mra. H. M. Pap- Little. Alea Sharon, J . C. Mitchell.
church
ii! li: pippin, Dr. C. W Baker, and
worth.
Circle N umt*r . Three of the
Also M n. Jam es L. Murphy, Many T hunton
P i n t Bap.iet C hvr.h, M n. J. H M n. W. L Morgan, M n, W. C.
Colelouih, rhairm an, will 'mee t ' Erickson, Mr*. W alter L. Coop, r,
with Hr*. Voile W llllim *, IStiil M n. S. D- lllghloyman, Mis. K.
Magnolia Avanue, a t 3:30 o’clock. H . U noy. M»». M a-trln. Winter,
C lttle Number Four uf th* Fir t M n . J. C. Mitchell. M n. John
B aptist Church,
Mra. T. A. Raker. Mr*. Jantea Hoff. Mr*. W.
A large number of person* *&lt;
•Pi o’h e n n, (hair m m , prill meet at Theodor* lam fley, Mia. W. M t ndrd the snduranea dance gi'ei
3:30 o’clock wltli Mra. Brotheraen, Seolt. Mrs. Howard C. Long, an I last night at th e Lake Mary Ca­
K O I Palmetto Avanue.
th* Mlaars F.lKn Mahonay, MahD sino at Lake M ary. During th,
. Clrelp Number l i r a o f the l i n t Bow lor. Mai g o u t DavU and the rvrning two orrhuatias played and
B aptist C hunk. M n. C. H. Pearce, Rev. H. Irving LouttlL
III couple* participated in th.- m-&lt;
eh.'irman. will meet a t 3:10 o'clock
durance eonUat which was won l.y
w ith Mr*. O. C. Gibb*, 119 W e t
Mia* Anna Jones, of l^ke Miry,
NOTICE.
N l“ teenth Street.
I nad Schley Ernest, or this city.
Ctrcla Number Six of th* P in t
It wa* announerd at the conBen.i- t'hvrch, Mrs. Georg* Huff, ' F o r the banaflt &lt;9 th* Cuirgta- .-Union of the a ffa ir th a t a "tacky"
chairm an, will meet at 3:30 o'clock ratio n al Friendship l-ea-ru*. ■ Hal­ tlancw alii be atagvd n ett Thurs­
With Mr». T. V, Whlgham. at haf low*’.n thicken supper will U g iv ­ day evening at which lime priics
hum# on Waat P i n t Stroot.
en on Saturday evening at 8:30 will he awarded to those wearing
' Ctrcla Number Seven of' the oVtock a t th* CongregutloMl par- the "tackiest" eoetamvs.
£— Fleet Baptist Church, Mrs. B. R. •enga* oa EMI Third St i ret. A
X R feck, chairman, will meat at :i:3U large number of person# is *X*
OBI.ANUO—Penydcl. tci b»&gt;&gt;*r
▼ •'cloak with Mr*. E. M. Carroll at p .cted to attend.
and till shop, formally opened.
k a rt home on W ort Eighteenth
I,
Strop:. • •
Contract h i by Oruag* Cmmty
Cirri* Number On* o f the P in t Commissioners to A. R. Merrill
M ethodist Church will meet at 3 9 0 Construction Co- fo r ecmatruction
o’cl
o c i ««k
a at lt Ih*
IB* church
cauren annex.
a
vf one-half r f r**d hetwsrn VtaeC ircle Num her.TwP eo f Ih* First land and W inter Cprdan.
M ethodist Church w ill
, with
M n l T . C. C ar bum a t h&lt;
me or F l m MethodTaT CharrtTwUl aw et
W o rt F irst R in a t a t 3:00 o'clock a t 3:00 u’rluek with Mr&gt;. B. D.
‘ i C irri* Nora bar F o u r u f tin F bu t CaawelL 1310 MavnoHa Avenue.
TUESDAY.
M ethodist Church w ill m oot a t 3 :0i
• ’cluck w ith Mra. I. IX H a rt a t bar
Th# Dapght*'* of Wtoley C1*M
vf th* F in l Method l i t Church will
haoto on O ein va Avanue.
oaoot a t I o’clock a t th r hum* a f
' C hu la Number F i n g f th* F in
Mra. T. C, Bolt, 114 U u ru l AreM ethodU t Charuh w ill m a rt a t 3 9
nue. with M n. B oh, M n . C. W.
« U x k a t tha ham * a f Mra, W. k
tab:*, Mrs.’ Gladys WahtWrlght,
IT W ant , E lftta u a C
8 . M. Athw artx, Mra. M. 1.
« » * r t . withi M
H rv M eJtha and Mn

f,11! " 11" *

HKATKRS

AND ALL KINDS
DKVICKS

OF

IIF A T IN G

ANDIRONS, FIRE SCREENS AND
WOOD FIREPLACE BASKETS

ALBRIGHT

toon- uf Mark and yellow- tiep*. ' O, II '-leiHfrmii* .Mr* I, It t ul
pan*i | i ill4b Mi* Voile \ViMuim*, Mr*
Hefreshm ent*&lt; w eie served Ini , II. K I'Viirifpy. ,Mr* I, It Hinge
invititl wen* mid Mr* V f* Mrtlivin
llrtl-rrt A in -a o rlh . o f B u r-'
1,1
w ill leave today O- D o r - ItncVrJ. M a.v Nell sm ith
l*&gt;i*ct"*'. Vt.
O l’ K.NH n m i K

li t U M N O

HEATERS

Saturday

a ,2 S l
J V ^
DavU as hoafe.m..
/ i ^ o ^will
t i i 1meet. a t 8:30
a .m Ql*aMiO*a
GIIIob. chairman,
_
,
.. of "yyllow rosmoa an 1
a ’elaek with Mra r t* Retae
POrpla *pl«» were arranged m
,,,, .
.. T*"
" large vase* and fim etandj aismt liiipliiVY d
" C lrtl.*N m nbU

F I.O H K N I K O i l . C IR C U L A T IN G

HILL
HARDWARE COMPANY
SKHVINIi THIS COMMUNITY FOR OVER 50 YEARS j

203 E. FIRST ST. \

PHONE r&gt;:t

"■

Annmiiii eiuetit hii-* l»een m id -!
that Dr H It Smith o l» . id
Orliindo. ha* njiem *| thi u ffire o f I
the lit*- | H t0 iff it h at til |
Meriwether. Marv Went, lion* h FIm- 1 Sixth .Street where he wi'.li
Clause, Marian 4‘lame, Klitahe?* make eyr enilhiiMTtlon* by a r I
week ami )
Turner, Mr*- K S Rurkvy. Mr* j poiiitnivnl *tuiiitg th
Oil oVloekj
II, D. Smith anil
Mi** Minnn i frntii
u Imk to
on .Sunday*.
Stewart, tenrhei
...
™

’
Mm™ ? ' *'* ?*• ..........
'! Idr” ''
► .•-•on-la.-n
Charlotte
rw
“ i-* 'Moughtun.
virgim

WHY TAKE THE

Joy GlVerH CIllHH Of
T J f ^ ilZ Ji St*&lt;deM
iF niX1S ! Pktnyh H * a « M I* u t

Endurance Dance I*
Staged A t Lake Mary

W it" the Mi.-s*a Dorothy Smith j
art I Lavomla Hickson as liusltaau*,
the J o y (iiv r» Class of the F’in t
&gt;1ethiH]i*t ChtiTi h lield its rrgula: i
meettng nil Mn.id-y evening at l
the ||i&gt;me of Mrs. C ||. Smith on
Park Avenue. Dining the bustit ss session plan- acre made for
■ Hallowe'en party In In- given in
i hi near future.
At the lieginning nf thr &gt;&gt;—1*1
hour Mr*. Smith wa- |ne«enled
with birthday gifts from ll&gt;r mem­
bers nf the rlaas. Refreshmenti
w ,ie then served by the ho-tr-.einsist d by Mis. Smith, to the lul
lowing: Misses M argaret N-pirrs,
Ada Singletary. Muriel Mrlniyt*.
tisra Mnye. M arian Haynes, lion,
me Young and hits. Ms k Young
und Mrs. K. II. McIntyre, visitor::.

What a

PENNY

G E R 0 U S . T H E Y MAYj

will di

CAUSE A SERIOUS ACCI­
DENT. ACCIDENTS SOME-.
TIMES SPELL DEATH. !

Mth. Fred Meyerit Han
p J lP * „ p n r g J p p u ; u f |i p
‘ a rly r 0 ” n e r
Chrysanthrum*, rost-s. linmaa.
and othrr fall fliw crs wrre used
to adorn tho room* of the home
of Mrs. Fred Meyers in Flora1
Heights when th e entertained a
few of her frUnu’s with a p irty
1 hureday afte in o in in honor of
bar sister. Mr:, Myron Smith, nf
Columbia City, Ind.
Dutlng the afternoon Hallowe'en

w -

Ride Safe With

r

W righ t ami Mien V e n a WMdeoek

Nam ber S ix a f th* FirC bu ith w U meet with
O arrall V am ar. « t» M agwdlc
a t 3:00 e’cloefc.
Number ttgvea o f O *

uSOLtm

Th# Young Woman** Circle e f
th« F irst M ethodist Church wiU
moot a t • o'clock w ith K l f l Maud*
C u m way.

T ouchtun k

^ Sanfortl
Drug Company

•

p $ o * TUB

• f

,

late u

■*
ll

New

A/i / /: /

Firestones
■

Buy Now While Our Sale Is On
Notice These LOW PRICES

FIRESTONE (Special Prices)
j

Sentinel Type
.. ..
30x314 E. S.
..
4.40-21..............
...........
4.75-19..............
5.25-21........... ..........

?:i.38
1.10
4.75
6.20

Hi-Spced, 4.40-21 .........*4-95
Couriers

30x3!/a Hr............... *3.15
4.40-21..................... 3.28
4.50-21..................... 3.78
*d*••»**»*» *»*C

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JPNNOL.NCE3 THE OPIVlNO v
ff M "

I IR I S H I M
1 I ItI N

Spark Plugs, AU Sizes
Purolators, each

DR. R H. SMITH, 0 . 0 .
o r 0 B L ..N 0 O

TO ATTEND

Ni n

THEJttftg DRUG STORE

D O N ’T F O R G E T

'114k n r
pTw wibk,

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DISASTERS HIT 38 STAGES IN PAST YpAR

GY TO GAS
STATUTE
datura a faction headed by a
I group which pretended, away
j Tallahassee, to sdeocaU a
i, building holiday., parsed
ugh th a Ho.ae a bill whleh
4&lt;*l all the ■»« U x. a t that
state and onc-bali
(Tho administration, In keeping
th Its program lo r la s roUaf,
[ s l a t a d th a t ono-half thU
taunt, a u t bf three cants par
ban at gaiolin*, bo a p p lo d to
payment of loads b e lli by
tlea and tharaby to the ro­
of tNr tAI payer, further In■g th a t the other half waa
kiant fO| rood construction

ih . hop* t*»t ta ftrw g tl* , might
I . wrung frem them. -A ll they
l. um rd was that Capon* had be*n
•A m l r jitrad w ith-A rtadi'* rtfidition nf • paghettl tfcft h r « » hired
i t $-'0 4 weak, r x m ao&lt;l board,
I" prrubla over tha Capone c-WIn*.
.Vutilllano ram* along at $75 a
munih. bad and board, a* deputy
ih rf ami tliehw nhrr, ta d ha ra(i relied that bath wars (Ivan not trr Wrdnw day. Tha police will
recommend lhalr d tp n ialio n .
llndintarbed by tha tartly raitli
upon hU er.tw hila Home, “Scarfare Al” occupied him ielf with
hooka in hia county jail call where
he awaits ■nmebooy’a more to adcan e hU appeal or Ita rt hint td
Ix-avenwmlh to aervd h i. 11-rear
lerm for Income taT'dodging. Ye»teriUy he waa without the com­
pany of Phil l)'Andrea, hla former
lo d rau ard who araa free fur two
weeks before starting to aerre a
*i» month, contempt rentenea for
gun to tin r in frderal court.

Higginbotham
Family AccuSa Him
: AII IT K. I ouieiana, Oct. 30.— I
(A J’.)—Calmly fingering a w om |
Hlbla. K1in&gt; Higginbotham. 54, i
daacrlbad hj bU family U a -p fo .
hltllioni*! »f nia ataraar order” ,
r a t In altatri t to n rt today an d '
heard hi »if&lt;- ." mI rhlldran testify |
analnat h'm m HU tria l far allying
his «on. D«»^. 22, whom ho accunerf of aelhn/ liquor.
&lt; Uicalnbelham waa Indlctad for I
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■____ w . m an.laughtrr
when • David ____1
waa
fatally wounded in an argum ent
which folio* rd hla father's find­
ing a gallon jug of whiskey hi a
ham . leading the elder maa t» be­
lieve hia aon » n bootlegging. Two
other aon* obtained the gun and
fired, wounding their father.

REEL l i t l f l G SERVICE, h e .
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INSTRUCTIONS

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........$10.50 Per

SOLOPUGUTB........ «, 730. Per
JOV HOPS SUNDAYS $ 1.00
NEW NB TRAINER AIRPLANE

DADE (TTY—Express cucumtwr sblpmrnt* started out of this
place.

RED CROSS AID WAS CIVTK
mauoiNC drought n x u tr

In a year of unusual w eath er, „ rr(. obtained. In p a rt, througn
condition* .11 over the world . t h e ,
t;||r fu n trjb at|un, t S e c * , , , uf
United S tate, wa* r.p eeia lly haul
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hit. and in the twelve m onth th* magnitude of the n um ber, if enuing June 30. IIKII. the A m eri-1 fectad. The public gave more than
ran Red (r»** had liv en di*a*lrr j $10,000,000 anH the Am erican lied
relief in thirty-eight uf the forty- t'ro«» appropriated $3 ,000,000 from
eight *tate*. «**
Ut* treasury. The cO*t o f the other
With the e crept ion of .&lt; mine , diaaater * relit f operation*
wa*
eiplo*ion, an apidemic of ty|&gt;hoid heme from the Red C ro *. trra*fever, a mine rave-ln and a rwil- ( 1Iry. , m| j^ . i (un&lt;|, contributed
road acrid*nt. lh»*» &lt;ii*natei. » e .v jn th&lt;. „ trl&lt;.kfn com m unitiai.
■ II till** lo Ihr flrm enl* The* w rrr
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■ form*. rl«^iill»ur«t&lt; anil ilrn jgh l.
Thr drought. which «*prca I c»v»r
taenty-'.hiae -tale* In thr .urnmar »n full «.f IU.0. and h „ .g a in
wrought untold havor in northwestern .tatra in MRII. acroJn.ed
for Red f r o - , relief In twenty
three .ta le*. The other d ia a .t.r*
were without exception. r.rn -.J
on .im J ta n .o u .ly with the drought
relief, and plareil a h«*'-y ' uiden, not alone upon the fund* of
the national Red f r o .* , but upuri

Chicago Cops Raid
Capone’s Lair But
Find No Henchmen

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rrrtinn o iain rl th* law* of thr
l.'nitril Stale*.'*
So the detective .quad* .wept
Into tile l.eiinglon ye.lerday and
Thm iJi*atler Work of th# Red with gun. ready and a h riel clerk
—
lending a , gtiiue, ascended to the
* ro * '* "upporUd, in part, from i guug'* c -p u rloo* suite. Not a e ra s -,
annual n*ll call for man? &gt;«r* I lure waa atining, not w e n a bell!
whlch otru r* ' “ b
between bo). T hr clerk *aid they bad check­
A rm l.tlea Hay and T h an ksgivin g ed out Wrdrir.day.
lh ,T- K ,th P»r»"" » b o joins a . a
The raidera found one well had
memlwr of th* Red ( ro a. i» rt fthern pullml down to enlarge the
‘ r *hu‘ ,nJ
‘ hU e ffee tiv e and kilrhrn of the Cap me *uitr and
-m purt.nt em .rgen cy relief, .hould
make nay lor a huge electric recalam ltir* occur anyw here a ffectfrigerntoi, .cure* of pot* and
,he ll* , , of
feHow
pan* end two complete aet* ol
tens.
china smd lilvrrware.
-----------------------Thero were five a .u irted radio
H l'K flA t . HI.KCTION f .t l.I .K I l set*, e insole model*, one of them
ndjuated to leceive alarm* broadr s . t lo the cruising datactive
n|uuda that «o often have gone
nhunting the “big lello w V gunmei
The detective* finally came up*iu
Ih* last two remnants of th e‘.T!*i*
|&gt;une liyuirhold, hia rook and i|lahw isher. These twn were hauled
away to tho detective bureau in

PALMER GRADUATE

CHIROPRACTOR
Giving *|iinal mljuxtmcnlH for rheum atism ,
lingo, neuritis, constipation, stom ach, kidnev and

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We . Don’t Dhtill Love Potions

troubles.

Female And Nervous Conditions
No charge fur consultatlbn.

A call will convince you,

Phone H79-J

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But wa d o offer a magic charm that will kaap you*
huibond fruw Id you loravar.
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Thera'• nothing tupwrnatural about tlill cborm. Some­
time*, In (ocf. It lokei tho form of a T-Sono Stook with
plenty of O nloni and a larg e cup of Coffee.
Yef th ere'! u recret 6 bout thie charm ond the »e«ret
li lo give that man of y o u ri w hat ho hfcei to oof and
always the b e tl food th a t money con buy.
That'i w here we Con help, for wO itock only the beet
food ond charg e little for It. Thii practical combination
wo offer in our magic charts.

Tho Groaf ATLANTIC A PACIFIC Too Co.

Sanford, Florida

Fo* Each Old Style One Dollar Bill Spent W ith Any,,of ^ M e r c h a n t* Shown Below You Get $1 10 tn Merchandise.
Fur Each Old Styjc Two Dollar Bill Spent You Get 32*20. in ^Merchandise. For Each Five Ddltar Bill Spent You Get $5J&gt;0 in Merchandise. «
Each Old Style Ten Dollar Hit) Spent You Get SlJiOO in Merji^pindliile. F or Eaeh Twenty Dollar Bill Spent You Get $22.00 in Merchandise*
o h O l d Style Fifty Dollar Bin Spent You Get $55.00 in Merchandise. For Each One Hundred Dollar Bill Spent You Get $110.00 in Merchandise.

If You Owe Any Merchant fltelow. A Note Or Account Over Three Months Past Due
ijfc i Pay If Or"Any Part Of It With Old Style Bills And Get A Big Discount
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PBELL DRUG CO
Dr u g s - s o d a s

Phone 861

220 Magnolia

Buick-Oakland-Pontiac
. Sales-Service

WIGHT BROS. CO
Gas, OIL Accessories
Hudson-Essex
Chrysler and Plymouth

Radios, Eleetri
' Storaire

Regular Meals
Specializing. tnC!

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$ t.i:'

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SANFORD

oman Denies She CAN YOU BEAT IT!
^presented Self
s F ederal AeAit
A TLA N TA .

PACE SEVtfN

FRIDAY. OCTOBER SO. tM l
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By Maurice Ketten
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S A N S E B A S T IA N . Spain, Oct,
.10 (A I*. I
r? r O'r'crnandfl
knn»n In th* United State* M ■
Cordoba. Duke of T a rtf* . widely
kniran .p orU m an and owner of the
l*igp*t hunting c*tal« in Spain,
dir I yesterday of a heart attack,
lie *•&lt; W ,

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n e has. h a a

-V/S LU-YCH ,t

WATCH repaired
by one who really know* how.

H A V E V O IIR

Ilrigir*, Jeweler, Mag. A v c .
n iiR o p p A rn r
adds
lift u
year* and year* tn life. U r, W
E. Mclb ugall, Floral Height*, S
S* n f rd A ve.. phony Sl'Jt-M,

1— A u to m o b ile*
(U S CHEVROLET C O U P E New
l*aint. New Rubber. $.133. Near,
ly new
Harley.U atitU on
motor
cycle. It* el

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Son*. M yrtle Asa*

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I.ANEVS DRUG STORE— Pre«rli|itlons, m sgaiinr*. fountain
.cryice. PROMPT d e l i v e r ! # * .
Rhone 101.

Ill' ll.in no R I.O CK H -Irrigation
b"SV» and general cement srotk.
M ira'le Concrete Co. J , E. T it*
aillnger, l*r»p. :lrd and Elm,

DIZZY HEADACHE
RELIEVED
New Government Of
Britain Begins Work

WASHINGTON,
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SO.—
(A .P.)—Navel radio
informed
L O N D O N . Oct. SI).— ( A I M Marine Corps fliara hare yeeterday Th* Britiah national iritvvriTiiirnt
th a t their tM ef ia dead.
j Col. Thomaa C. Turner »uccumhed a t a field hospital in Port *u
Prince, H aiti, to injuries caused
Monday by a whirling airplane
propeller. He flew the ship dolir
from W ashington to H aiti; landad
a t Gonaives and got stuck in th#
mud. Going around t* *** how th*
ship could be freed, he ilipped in
th e slush and th* flying blade

Jurist were beyond repair and be
&lt;IUd yeeterday afternoon. I’* ’- ,
H t h i w i A i b o n tn 1$S2 at Mare
l land, Califs where hla mother,
Mr*. M a ry T a m e r, stUI lire*. He

bad mad* hla home in Washing*or several y e a n and left a
r, Mr*. Ethel Turner. He *nin the Marine* In 1MI, and
O n a lieutenancy th* n*gt year,
t By tots ha was a major and th*
peat year wna an aviator. He * «
attacked to the Army then, comgrand Ing tha flying field a t Elling­
ton, Tpyas, until a fter the w ar he
p a a **ot beck to Ms awn branch.
T i m he w ent to H aiti, winning

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T R A D E W H E T tE Y O t!R 1
B U T STj

iNrrctinn of Prime M inittrr Ham* ntajorit) of mure than oOO nf ihr
€15 ns-iii* in torn mini , the Prime
»ay Mat Honahl rautiuning humi)
ity over the resu lt, uf the elect ion Minuter begin hulu\ a *er»eN uf
ami aildrea* ing itself to the *nbe? conleifnre* with King ti«nrge ami
ia*V of executing Ihe '‘doctnr’ * with hi* cabinet to lu&gt; the gnmml
m andate" it **ked a titF received w &gt;tk for a rehabilitation (imgram
which will he pre»enteil al Parliufi«m the people.
Racked by the unprecedented ment n«*it m«»nth.

K tN U t.A V, Ohio. Ort. :tu
(A IM
Gov. George W hile, of
Ohi i *uffere&lt;l * frarlureil i o I W i hone when hi* aulmnobile skidded
on a wet highway at I'erryaburg.
near Toledo, ye.lerday afternoim
and went into a deep ditch. He
v i i not otherwl*e Injuie.l

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A w n r , ilrk vn loa bMtUrfc* of*
tin la a warning algn of rtmallpallon
t’oiAuti* which ronatliMitlon
iIaitl* up In Hi* lintPwtInrs
iNniliri-

I.H IE K A L A L L O W A N C E an yent

rtlfljf In gwi in th v ir d * n*r*rw ii w o rk .

III— A p a r tm e n t*

o'd battery. 31(1 W. h ir s t St.

Tlwm'i n«frr«iii|iniif
In • 4nwi
of iwii of Tti«lfor»fi nSttcIi-HTRiiRDt.
i fir 4, I*-gritn tahlriA lU iu lr-

fa r rsgelehw w ith "remarkable
yaler* an attack af Incnrgenu
ig a in st tb* capital. In 1920 he w*«
kppointed officer in charge of
llarln* Corps aviation. N e it year
h* wan tha dlstlngnlched flying
krona for commanding an eaUaded
flight t* Santo Domiam, tha Mnge si ungoardad land plan* flight
g e a r w ater a t th a t time.
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few York WijJIBe
[eard At Meeting
'o Discuss Power
WASHINGTON,
Oet 30—
A.P.)— New York xt»u won
tom th* administration yesterday
onesnt to aettla la confaeene* tk*
pteresta af ctat* and nation In
rater power to b* produced by

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ftlci* fie-itiInch* m l till tinned nt I

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H O U S ES FOR R E N T .
fiOl I'aik A t
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S i U Sanfoid i| |t. $33.00
3173 Sanfonl t&gt; It. 133.00
317*1 Palmetto It It. $33.00
M ill W . 1*1. A It. $13.00
HM» K. 3uth. 3 It. $30.00
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Adult* only. IttJ K. Sth. Street.
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aceat of th*
Im migration aerrice.
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b M ta f aa Mr*. Laura Mitchell of
A tlanta, sma arrested hare yaatard iy a t tha request of federal a n .
t barflies hi New T o rt City.
Ska m
retaaaad by United
S tated Ceramiaa loner E. S. GrifP. N. Kite hall, A tlanta
cete man who aaid ha wnc her bn**
M te . pasted ft,OOP brad.
■ * 4 telegram from United Slate*
M e M t flea nr* Medal)* of New
T oth C ity Mid &gt;U falsely rep rea n te d herself af a apaetal agent
a f tha Immigration eareice and
mad* a m i r k of tha * team ah Ip
Xdbon of (he Green Una and
threatened the m e e t of the cap­
tain of lha boat, charging him
with bringing stowaway* into the
United State*.
Msdalte aaid W had a "dosen
complaint* of bkr Inpersonations
of • genii of (he department* of
Jo itlrs and labor."
Mr*. Mitchell, who gave an addr*** here on fashionable Oakdale
Rood, refused cam ent far remov­
al to New York. She told newtpaper reporters the charge appar­
ently wan In "reteHatten" for in­
formation she »aid *H* had given
to government
authorities “in
W ashington" regarding entry of
aliens into this country. She said
she did go to tb* captain of the
■teamahlp Edison and prote«t
w hat ah* charged was the activity
af the ship In bringing in alien*
dUpgally, hat denied ahe poaed a* a
M k entm ent agent.

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E v c r lln t location en
S ta le Highway.
Ilunlera
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ileaf « a t t r lake, fine fishing, * u .
' ** •1U i kltinnM ih* IpmrI hum- Tw o m ile* in attiactlve riilaget T
* . i f r , sii th*&gt; f r i i t i i ilktetr i«f i h mil » tn Sanford, la n d auitabta fee
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a - n III I h p h t K It # Mt hislalsei 1*1. . * e
r y ln g . etc. N o liiiildlng*, but plan• l t . it r # f I lit |it&lt; 1 1 Mi’ | i n | sm ifa"* I n f taa Itel,
t v iif pine and rypress for n il COM■tlMtelf*, lytHM MHlI hrlliH Irt ............ .
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.Iructiun. Owner write*— "Bell all
ImK* l.kwWll,
by Nnv. 1st. for $1300 or pate fa r
Tin*
I hwe-« i itiip_i|ti)ir |pr *»r
$7001)0 ra*h and pay *om# back
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G O O D U S E D electric water pilMg.
F or sale cheap. Phone 307.
FO R S A L E : beautiful all white
poicelain ga* range, ran not ha
to ll from nes White enamel r*&gt;
fiigvratnr, |00 Ih. rapacity, p a rto t
condition, garden tool* A etc. 1010
Magnolia A re .

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OHIO FRUIT, Th* Loretta KraH
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STATE GAS TAX uJ
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Litigation B a c k e d
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Japanc^o guard*
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Oviedo haa all outaUUidUia bill* ,Tur' «•. * *y wlmt ha* b»et. aid " f
" , , r ‘'era t». of the cb
but.- p«i&lt;| their til t*J duet, hat’
''t'U|l*t||
■
paid, money on hand to m lat bond. * ,&gt;” ” lf w# •»» ,0
» r «*1 *P - 1 ‘ ‘T lo" ‘
n .- '- it r il r r tl * n . r -wall uf
thi • Uiatrloi cut* tb.
lam en t w inlw iu ■r-ur.j &gt;e*t*iib I'ule.ton-BrUnih-y tuil’ding un da* at i'p|Ni.id to I'tiro m e pmI n I Street, and the p - .u i.t . tectionl*m " and u'g**,| ju ,i&lt; tou«
r “ . i v i Z i ,r i K T u . “ u t l , .&lt; :« !• . •&gt; — r , I . r , .
&lt;•&gt; t tr lirlvn ' wi ( b« n -I I 1 • |-• lowering of th- Ann i »n ta riff .&lt;
three mill* for tho year. Thkt fun- '0
»n&lt;l »"
the United ’ “ crr-d u l In ftu r tpoclal elect
daily
u mean* lo ta rd mlutiiei if uo ild
HUtc. navy-uniw r the „rw , n l , » .rud ,.n,„.lly Republican
,
•■cononiir piotdemsKIllH O N W IL L F IL C H
"A e u in ln fiinnio n i‘ i.
W ith their financial affa irs in « ’ ' " » f i haee further cau.e to
nelll .
other .n .an cle* without d i f f i.u l '
thelm inaly th* r-ediior ... tin ■
&lt;-i
•aurj, iplrndld condition, tha real-; rumment."
W K S T O ltA N G K. Oct. 2H
• f the world *nd *t ih* .m i- *.,,ir
al Ignormnce" attrlb- *"•' :,r('1 ,
dent* of that community *an and l D&lt;* “ ahyim
‘ ‘
• A.I*
The w ill of T h 'iu n . t M in .ln u high wtnff n«n &gt;u", he
} * ‘ |&gt;* »'&lt;«l f&gt;h‘ ’
are devoting all their time to what tted to Hoover n t «abl to ha%e
F.li*on « • « filed £(tr prnfcnt. tn -aid.
ahown in
in Id*
hi* propoeal
proposal to im- th’’ .» U«»'h Michigan .li* trin
la predicted a* another profita'da • been »hown
I'hr |rrarnt lineup give
the day muring hi* »ont. r h a ilr t and
“ ra n there be nnv &lt;|ue-lum 1.1
growing and .hipping a.aaon. Or- reunite tea-borne food aupplic*
Ik'iiinrriit* 214 i c i U ; llt-publi tit. &lt; T 'lo d .ire , executor, nf . ir t .a lly monl wrnty. 'th at
whut Mr
angee w ill bo moving from that i during time of war.
ihi
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211. Farm er-I^bor one and
•n
Schacht c lit it a r in iit . a r«i«-.-il l*
awctlon in carload lota within a 1 “ Acceptan-o of h i• a-ggeet'oii
p ir v i.ir n wa* made for the - id.. • pr ilactio n i.m I* one of t l r ■*«
tacancic*.
.
fa d day*, whila (arm * In avery would have tworkrd not only ula
If thrre rre n t upaet*. . 1. . h Im". uii r *io previi'Vtly h I hri n thrnl no| «»nfv help
• trip
(C cntiiued On I’aga F iv e )
tect Ion of tha town are already
ndci'intely provided lor.
(Continued on page four)
(Continu^ti on p.»* four |
given n llh celary and other win-

... HOOVER CHARGED HOUSE CONTROL
CONTINUES TO BE
AT FATE’S MERCY
a in hlet Excoriate* Republicans AndDcmPresident For H i s 1 ocrats Are Nip And
Tuck O v e r Control
Stand On Reduction

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S’i i ’ti'taSSf

tar vegeluhlea.

Ad In Herald Results Landis Sees Nation
In Sell-Out Of Fruit Vacinff Gtooniy Days

C. Of C. Operating
Bureau On Renting
f^ )rS a le Of Homes

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Again tha pow.r oi advertising I WKST FAI.M BKAiTi. Oct
has been brought face ta fare with
tA.f*.&gt;—Attorney General Cary
a Sinfurd merchant who several It. I.rn.la haa celled upon Florida's
daya ago offeiod what he con- 1 lawyers to halp cope with thr
' Loral residentswho ar* anxious aldcred • “rare" bargain to local' "most mumrntuit. ail nation on
la real home a,
apartments,
at^ r.M 00* through the medium o f' revolutiun or change in ouri l l room* to winter visitor* will he j The Sanford Htrald. Today Jack •xenahip that haa t*!ten place in the
iaterostad ta laarn that tha Beml- Flynt, dealer in fniita and vego- hi«*ory of o.tr enuotrj." II* etii
sol* Couny Chamber of Commerce i Uhl##. U well con.ln:*d that ad- in an sddrv** befute tho her mem­

INTEREST LAGS IN
COMING EIiECTION
ON RACE TRACKS i
December
Set
i r t v i l l i u c i 16
i u , Dav
lJ u ) O
il
For Balloting
That
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c?°nt,r hl,H: fi:i,n“'*r ln «•»
gu, lax
hill,

l c j u l » i ; t , to prevent the panada
of tho
dictributlon
Tim -*■■».
Ul^ic. jiineu L...
U r t i l n ..»
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o&gt; as
a j .m_ allet
v» I I I S e t t l e i S S U C CO ntUa, earned th* flRht to tkn-Supreme Court and won a victory
Inter**t in tlie- »nniing eL-ctlon l*te yettenlay in a four ta two
•hi w lirth rr i hi- county *tnta dog ,’ *r ’ 1*OB
reverting and remandno lug th l. .ra .m i appror. tn In*V Tl
, .
. .
V.
.
rb» majority opinion, a 49W iui r d in :lie town. ,.f la.ngwoo.1 &lt;t*&gt;cun&gt;wnt. apojma-l op ita ru
•nil AlUm onU Spfingt. iccorduig tilth the*e word*: “ We arw of
to *n i-ittininatiou of (he reglatra opinion" thia a 't “ it a valid
tion poll tax bnolea thlt momiiig. I * t i i v «n*rtment, that it fa
At thr office of 8up*rvi*or |{- violative uf any prnvHlun* of
| t’-'.D illnte. It ia revealed that ronvtitution at afhga^ Ip the
■tine- thw rrgtatration hook* opened -° f cwwiplalat, that * court
J *o J 4*uuU* m e t ila i fpr-a 10-tlo ii ' “
peiloiX o n lr ( l new aAintt have ' * f
c-en addoj ta tke rwU*. . _ _
. i
A&lt;
Mr. Hnema rwpvrt* that lk a re |
I
. . * approximately 1400 per.on* T T a { n _
Q 7{ 11 U W A SH IN G TO N —t'sptain Adoi ir t liu t e r i in tha eatira ceunti. al
n a lllC B
T T lII fIC
p!iu* \n d ir-r., *K.vo, tointii* i«* ‘ hough r ° ll t*xr» have t»*n paid 1 A n n - / ^ r i.a . . . Lid d _L ‘ i
&gt;15 l.fflre r of lb*t F. 1‘rxu- b. .lig h tly mnr- than half that
lit 00 \
'■a* turn nanird a* ju le t» tin number II- .aid that tlnce Men /'ra a a w td e r T * o
romman.lxnl of tbr f h l e t i .
t.
and nl the euggwelion
.if
H i.tin-t. ir ro n n rr|;,,n with in- i oogwmvl rv.lilenta, he had taken 1
•;—**—
» w b .a ir of 1932.
Ib- r.g ljtia tln n m il
fech rounH. F. Halne*. A ’. tarront* Spring*^
*irw
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r x r .p t L a k . Moncor and ba* been appointed ohairtaap k S .f v
........ .. M"1 lh*1
»’ *•&gt;»•• the Uudget and Finance Commlty
L’.
I »e
*1
■■"u n u iiiii*. Hod from now until tee of tha Seminole County Cham
Thurwlay. Nnv. r. in which to reg
I ’ommerre. onr of Uie tw *
u - l* r Paola ami U k e
Monro* committee* officially daxigaaUtt
\\t t||l’e*i e It,* Ih r I'll* lit | %
r .f r m i. not trgl»terid m .y call at vauerday.
Aaeociatod w ith k in .
.l.lU tf I.f III*’ Ul’iruin Tie e
Mr l i u f w . offlcr.- .
w ill ha Union K. A lU n . K. V .
•
I|. ll h ».NS4*fi ’ll. (I. 4,
( minty lax roOeetuf Jno lb Houeholdn, W alUr L . Cooper, W.
ni |hi* heme rtf Mm. J.ihtt I,
Jm k .o . irtm rt* t h .i p,dl tax t • !' H . Tmmleltffe. and a O. ShinIfCtu.nH pliirc M&lt; n4* f n»vr be#n noj a#r
4 . ii. l:..ki t
11.i n *11 *e
.ilia* bl.-llle'w*, 4«l
n ft
l.ttl* n.nr* than nornrnl. Until Ihi*
- p ,,
Fom aUtaw will
M i* ,pwOTlllt
commending t-'ir s ta ir in. ntI .if mniiiing. 2421 person* had paid bo hMdwJ by „
Ih'.U'h i.’i tliif ail’a«|UMtt i (i »m their 19211 poll tax. whila only liVtf with B, f . Halns*, Altamordt
Had paid Ihrlr 19-10 tax.
{• r t . ilu ily fur tuhtfirul.i .
‘tprlng*. H. W. I*nl*r, l.nngwood,
tM»r ii hA.I rfl« r tril in ihiIn nr.br l» *oto on Ih. ta r. u
j», |fUIi (W(fl,0i , nJ' j a&amp;
At* .
llrtl ll nir.l Jnr't’ ii•til III* H* ilia Hrt •rack ipie-tion. a rv.id.nli must he Me.ach. Hanford, aa Its rompleta
r gialrinl and inust exhibit poll r, „ (cr
.
,'
•ii &lt;i| •01bl ilt caD 1 1*V.
i at ..a tlH slfdi V lit* 11 d* in* m rip la fur IB?J and lUSB.
|(olb e, mmlUM, wia m j .t at
M
Tnrt.
•'MV i!iiich «»t thr i iniv •a tin' f l- T h e n -*,e no cgrcjdlnn. ethsr than th, lrtd , ^
h’a« i&gt;k* i »»niiiiii!r#«». (bin* »i’|Hit . m I ,rr,n n who are M M U old and |(l, y „|ght at 7:00 o’t ’sKk to * » - •'
.1 • ||M•tfnxaini TAp..U) wllh lli rr- ■nrr .,r momla -* of he National, r(J„ th#|r work
,d M, k# ^
lo in t a.1 ficulH t•p« n mi |»r»r wiih ; ,*rd . . . a t . or national polk*. , Df lh, pMfrM, , nd detalopm rtb
h-tl i *1 It44* 1 r 1 . .Slir r wo. .al II
*111111 u. t'\# fl|li»r a*’ ll* »tol) ’■id f(*r« J«n |. I92!i, uiu exempt from j There ana 14 othar CoWinaittsSt
•llril f• ’.gat • III In 1 If f * . ii&lt;r i« r\, wh'eh a t* to bo filled, With' aa-i
| •rr’gt]1 ALull A ll’ •n* conrl r ’i d
hr T ^ CftMin, I* JlU loF’lfl III*-.
, r#” i »!it t.f th” DFOK* .i» inn. Iiri*ink’ll n thi* miw *i n•( ti hlch n u i

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Sees Schedule Reduc­
tion A Aid To Eco­
nomic Stabilization

EXPOSITION AIDE

I
American Legion Is
A fter Memberships,,,im'

OviedolsSeen As
Town That Doesn’t ' •». ^9,
‘*.. b,pd« th«*c *n*i«c ™

W n rfM M p fc &amp; fti

L AMO NT DECRIES
HIGH TARIFF NOW
EXISTING IN U. S.

&lt;A .P .) - - F l o r id a 's I f i ’. U
t l i s l g iv e s enth c o u n ty v pre|iortir»nj»te ib n r e o f re v e n u e
t o lle r lo ti fro m th ro e c e r t s o f
• th o * ia to g n -o lin c t a x le v y
t .’tla v lio re t h e S u p r e m e
t ’o iirtn *t» m p us ‘‘v n lii l and
, ro n s tlt u t io n e l” .
tu a 'JU.000-word opinion th*'
t tgb tribunal r . r r r w l the l.eoa
**vrl melho i of fVefw’l- nit t’ im jit I ourt and 'rd rr-d digpen float 'i| &gt;\ e" the p «mi. .••Ivrd the recent injunction halt­
i ’ hen find leg. t&gt; »n*p ing the iiivt-kl&gt;vtion of fund* to
, o. untie* on 3 proportionate baiia
of oue c.n t fot area, one cent for
population, a nf one
rent foi^
money .pent in cnn*trirt[o n r f
road* later turned o&gt;er to tke
•State.
t-ircult J.dg e g.
I.ove giant*,
temporary Injunction on n
p-tltton a! John Mathew*. Jack- .'
•onvi le colon, rho headed tke

AnnJ*a* Flower Market To Be Held
By Sanford Garden Club On Nov. 7
i in fo r-V annual fliw c r rnsrh-titop' them,
will be n thing of l—auty w b iih l
lb # f illuwliig ronunittro m m
will fa r Mirpas* anything of I t , ' l ’ r* w ill I * glad 10 an &gt;.»r an)

Xllle UOIT1III
UOUflly lrfifle

Health Association
Ends Meeting Here

b,, (l/

kind o vtr stagrd hrre, arcnrilinx
tn plan* now (rin g laid by mrmIh i * nf ih * Hanford G -nlen Club, m* 0. n&gt;»IaU:l by Mr- L . I’ lit* , 'n president: &lt;J.
4i. K
K.. Therty. *r, ro 'n rv .’ during I9TJ
I 9TJ or 1930
1930 a&gt;#
ar* alao
also *x
et- C"” '
&gt; •
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,
• • i K f i i i § i h i i r f i n |o buddI v In-1 Vi fil lin g w t business ti^ c n l li L
ber* heie that he atlriuutea the who, under the i'hairmau.*liip nf Mr*. G L n n U n g lr. .Mr*. tV, |i . h iw &gt;m* | | | . fm lth , lir a u t r r ; all I * mr*. «n'l may east Ih rlr ballots, i - . —a » f k . 1- , , nt
and &lt;f J a r l *nnJUlB; Mrs. M. I- Stan
All H I ta a *. m ud bo paid by 1 . A . ..* 1 T ! ! , 1* ? " 1
Z m a lh m oa aU availabUbooM* I T u c.I.y vvaalag Mr. fly o t ad­ riluatlon to the "fact th»t Amerl-e Mr*. K . I I . l^insy, are working H ofiiaan. Mr*. A. T . Whi
Mta. J . M. M rC -fklll.
' for rent. MrnWhad or anturnlahod; \ vertlaod In The Herald that b* had no longer o ffe r. It* cl'.irsn* an sn th u iiaiitcn lly in it* U half.
.
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Tea Rormi C h ,lrm :n : Mr*. J . ( . 1 M aillq, Tampa. Mia. John Leon- •on* who now re g l.le r. or ar# at' apartments to r rant, furtilahed o» M boxhalHof apples ta sell at a equal opportunity tn make a livTh* fl&gt;wer market w ill thl* Ustuon, assisted |,y Mt*. M.
rmdy registered,
nearly thee*' ^
* " taUnUo" ^ ,c ^ " * ^
| *rdi. and K a rl Lrbnann.
■afarnlahod, aad furnished stoop- reasonable figure. Tho appb* Inr-."
y*«r Le *..-KH
in th r M*l*rh
wink* tint* In whtsh to pay that
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fng ioowm.
went onsale early Urn Boat morn-, lorndla said tha eltjation was Unililiag on H rat fitrr. t. In tho W itgfn*. M r*. M. I. Wrigh . M r •
tax
Those paving
sttammodaUon* 1lag aadby boob ovary single f brought about by the pairing «it
itore-room formerly nr upirri b)
available s houl d eoiamunltatsI bushel bad b*«n told. Mr. Fljfnt ia tho country's major Industrie* In- u rhin» dealer. It opm* on the
Th* trn room w ill be It* * n l *&gt;
wb«t tho. have, la Mritlrg. to tba I bis atatemeat today said that he |•the control nf a frw large Inter, morning o f N ,y . 7 (or only itOf
th* la lc u n ), a* will lha central
l-ndn holy af/Lo at oare, giving [ *&lt;U have another offerla apple* ■»**./, terming tha roadltlun danger- da/.
. y
mini in 'lio n and r&lt; «t room*.
jacksonvh i
full Information, hi ardor that It , to make this week-endand will ous. Modle said "our citizenship
luiat year'* want w* livid nu
The market Ihi* )«n r * ill |&gt;r I A F J - R r v a r ly C. Wilkes, super-j
mambori o f tha Bag-------m u bo In a posit Ion to assist s a l t his announce meat In T h e1 Is going to dlsiatograde ami datl * Municipal I’ is r an I w*« m .
To thr cnnimlasiun firm nf A . &gt;foril
Dspgrtmsrt havo bagn '
thaea coming hart hi accoring or- Herald a gala.
' irrioraU." a* long ia tha average trrd»&gt;i ty flower lo rrr* from all I'nnflned s trirtly ; u lh- selling .f intrnilrnt b n - f r tho Wvx.ern
plants a n ) shrulr. which are *ult
the ,] btay during
tha yaat
past fax* day*
Union ir d prominent clubman wa* I II. Mn*r* and Huns belong th#
d'
th#
eommodatloni promptly.
------------ ---------cltlieno no longer ran go Int i In - over Central Florida, maur
cblo lo r this rtcilon. The Nmth&gt; ( 'i nd ahrt to death today in a ' r i*t nrtl-n of having ahlplwd •ba w ording and palming •Id toy* gad
lre&lt;*
or
agrirultiTe
wi'.h
a
rtaaonM i - a u al thg eaUr. eoaaty A R &amp; m O I l t e R e a l t o r
Ihcm expressing their d sllth t at and their pe'.ialillca are I * fol
d o sid
-mall cvltagr near th- le .’ch high- I f ’r*t a .'Id car-load or vcgetablon
j o lU fftfah bar* be
bea.i rtllectod
n
. «a ,
able hope of success tin;# he mu*t
may argil tSemeolvea of this aerv- 1
lng such a pr- fusion .if ’mvr*j
Ing by t lb B kn frrJ Rika■ I*)d g’,
’ ay with a hullet nl-rclng hi* ' from Ih# Sanford »iacbl-.q daring
M a n y s a l e s compete with the huge chain in­ wltna*’
fca, far many parsons art said to
flower*
and
ahruhs
and
tho
artia-i
A
u
le
a
C
i
f
f
l
i
Uo«»:h:
A
m
U
ik
btaln. Th* brviy
1" 1931-32
19:11-32 &gt;*u*«n
Offtnad!1bar* o | ' that h)dgt\laat nlg hl
bofy lay
la * pn a bird.
bed. Med i tI 1i*u*nn whk^
w h i(* OfKnad
' r'ua,ri«r."
have coiled at Ula trade body oft l: mrnner in whirh they wera a r-i end perennial*..
leal e ra.n in sr, arid h« * had hern j Mrnday.
| th eir • atteilng again
oceklag lafonaatton aa to HrF r a n k Halthcoi, Altamonte
ranged.
.
■ I U
. av-nr li•
- *I —...
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c'lrrto Bn d h : Fhrnba.
A ar 1*1 ciu-load of h-apa,
'bud se v ria l hours. The *h#rtf|'»
. . . ii.krn .. ro-op«rntl(m of tb* public In
quartan at Genera, Lake Spriaga realtor, tki* morning r«
Th# flawer m a rls l ha* born a n ’ U lrt G ar’ lcner*' l.iM.ih: A m ual* office said It was undsrUnuindvP Ironi thr
extsnaiv* fa rule «t **
Don mg th#
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:ha Ilk * ' first
annual
j j , Laagwnod. aad ether nun- portal that ba haa sold
four
annual event hsra far year*, w ith' nd
Irblniiints.
if ii ws* ruutdvr i r auUids and Mrl»cn.*b|. R a il Hid*, loft here mas party for tha p u t a
and aovva lota In hi* arc
Mm. Kndor L'urtolt lending much
M ayfair l Irefc Uooth: I ’almy , Ju-tlc* of the Paste Frrd Hunt yi-stinlay aflmtoou "in-lgnod to
tlon of tha eoaaty dating tha past
efik lon t oervlcw yorr n f * r yrar! and bulb*,
i 'inlersd an In |Ut*t m l aulop y N»w Y ir k The car wlU airttra a l
“ Wo wanld apprornto
month, and exports ta report adMtcAara
the HcmlnnU Ag. la making it a iucc«*a. However,
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I t r * Clrvlo Rooth Kuasa, poitv I Indicating it might U k * aoveral the marks:.* th u s
on
Mon-lay dtiu*a gattlag In touch w it
ditlonaI talas daring tha neat two , ricvltwral Dab, aa well aa the „ .
l l la only w ithin tb* past yrac that plants and mbroll r y . Tho r . - c .u ya for ths Invratlraiion.
m o rally.
E lk If Ikay kava aid L iy a ,
a n ti.
; general pot lie. a n rnchded af l l has rrjtla U so d info h ilsflnlt# wlQ bo two , ear tu-ld-d itorV in i
U vftr* th# In q u o l
Jua.lsa
The -^l:*r.i firm 1* &lt;•«# uf tb* bacytl*#. ar tto th to g a a M t
At tha trade body offices today, tha rtgxlar maetlng of 'ho . iub plant market aa sn activity of tha pink and Ted radiance. Frau K a r l' Hunt said ho had In itr.i.le d hi*
plonsfr rnmmlss'c-a ro .ii'rn a op- h# raoalfad t M ptoaad abm
thto royart was taken to Indicate,at Hsmteele High School t -night, Sanford C an o n Hub.
“D ia *ih
* y ; ami- -T 'll.m
- an.
di ro lls* lo a rr e .t a Mr*. Jorh, ■rating in thia section. Ha found­ big Chrtotataa t r i a U l
that n a l saute artirULa will aurtlag at 1:00 o’clock
Th# * woperallon of every florist
Thw B ag n tlfU alk n Conughtgo of wh,.. ha arid, a g a n u a a chkksn er A . II. Muses, having am la this atrd*", Howard OvtrUa,
brighten roaolderabJy during tha
Alan
X.
af n arasry atan In tbl* and ad« — Johnson.
. ... " director
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CxrtJfn Club w ill h a v ri (iinrwr ix'.ahlUhm int ami c o t ia fi rlty h i. wlator headMuartcr* far a f t h * todga M id
.a
aaxt few weak*, and that with
atio M l I
vO I bad joining rnen’.toa la boinx «i«*m ckargtf o f ih#
tioiu In tho j m t ^hiru iho lo*ly wat found* I*# goat 2S yaara.
A Utophoa# call «4U !
of thto county'* kual- th*
I n a round' IxVw 21*. and from ssvory
v try tm
llsuim
i
lh
marIndUuion Ih * m ar a h a w .rw m . and the umiaittew I* Htnk A l m a , nagro aarvan , who
Club w ill bring . aarib at
a-aa aad prefaaatoaal Uf# la
farm problem’ . whUe k tt w ill b.s unlqo* |a it* display cOMpMtd o f tht f .ll’iw ln i: l l n ! feund Ik# bod/ »l»o wo o r J t i i t
D R L A N lV -ln a t tDnt to*! a f an- slab tw any hosa* In O b
toward thw b rh « b « la of
iM in r i ’
of plant* and &gt;hrub*. A * an -id.lrd R . K . fa g tt, chairman, ami M r-.! a rn rtc iL JafU ca of the Foarw tocnatle atoksr a l WlacogMn, A r t .
thus# haying taya wktob.l
natak b o r a * o f tha fe rt; r-.
rom prlaat
authurUla* Joha Mato-h, J r , Mr*. L . F . Mr- H in t said sifflcar* are w ooing
jl h»r*. al coat .g f Maragibald that, w ill w ill h« prvtani V&gt; dancrih* tha Ualtor, ggd Mrs H’ th ^ t X tn a ell. "ban! and ttowp" on Ih* murdar
maUlv 49't). aulheilarj by VUaala
plaat* aad U g ir t td&gt;l:a on grew*
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gAWPORD HERALD. SAIfFOWD. FLORIDA*

W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1M1

i»d too IU to leave home for
that 10 naw recruits have jaat
tody Of Sheridan ll«
tha trip htnr. will arrive today Largest Amphibian Goodbye Words Of h co adoul to thelr hand.
with Mr*. J. U Herman, of AaThe courtesy tqoad m -rt du
Eearneff Academy gueta.
Ga., a ,i* t* r of tha caJet Plane is groomed Laval And Hoover
d-ty right boon a day. ,lx days
in time for the reiem in r i, Mr*.
week; they rnaat ta aatremtly
‘or Funeral R ite s Sheridan arrived hire Monday For Tropical Trio Reveal Cordiality i[ ha-ant
and w»ft Spoken. An indi.

night.
(Cantlnuaj from Fag a On*)
P .l—The
WAaTCNGTON,
O .L
2*.
Be’ lnd the pn»t military hand
a t a r i ; r of tha Army-Yale game
SB-pa*. ( A I M —If the tone of fartwell
ih h llils y , will be given tha mill- end t 'a rorpi of :a &gt; te , young
l of Pan- tur.-**a«, svihangel yesterday be
Khrrldan wil) ride to hi* l»*t r*»tU r * fnnetal of a soldier.
groomed l*r» n l*rr tuient Hoover und t’r.|. Baraaae tha
Cathollr chapel ing p a rt in a flag-draf-ed coflin
lied pa,, inter Idital i* snypln&gt;l(oarion, th-ir
W i l l but TOO, only Mrs. Richard1•&gt;n a Held artillery rai**on. Be­
f tha fly -' •onver » i!*•.»* wtrif in unqualifivil
B rinsley Rhetldan, mother of th: hind hint will walk a caparumed
rlth her ‘ fiho -» v
u 4 a t who raced from Asharllla, N. hone led by a cavalry trooper
» Canal
lary
S.imton’i
parting
&gt;C. ta teaah tha side of her eon a p,ir of hoot, ,t| ba'kward in
I f mmui.i a* ion to iht French pr*
Nhree hoars before he died, mtin- tha vtirrupi.
wmmer* r»frr u.i alia) warm an* •
ibeis of lh« family, the second! Three of Sheridan'' team-mate*
na,
th*» h»ii iwan a |»ritil*ir« jo talk iu
fyaar class of which Rherlla.i was •"apt. John M. I’nee, c.f Fort
worl(ft hi,-a in «n :*m-» ph«*r» of ••cc*rfii.»l
B M ld in t tha football squad ami Itoder, Iowa; Kenneth B. Field*,
Ity an»l frurknaa .** •
pealor offirtra of tie. poet will at of Elkhart, Ind ; and Wiliam V.
for a
Mr. Mt»ov&lt; &gt; wished »h«* French
dead tha .ervirea. liecauaa Shrrl- KrenUcll, of Danville, III.; will
r.ah , ’»h ii
•yiire** and m |&lt;| h.■Aa was a aoldler and "the army head tha li«t o* pallbearer*.
•*|ver, mi llj *
|rt*&lt; intc 1 (ho "c r
M &lt; t carry on.” alsisea after
dial cnrtuct►•ulllny from &lt;«&gt;n
[LorisI will ha at usual.
* n •itinn*."
[ As a further eiample of the
[Army rode, MaJ. Gen. William It.
,
Premier I aval In r*pb *xpr»,s.-d
■mlth, Rcperlntendent of the acid.
j hi* per-onel gratitude In ihItaly, announced tha Cadet, w II
| chief n .-I III IVC »nd Mr* H oo.cr
Sth asIs) i ho route he accepted,
Iplay out the football ,rhedule
for ih,- l indne-*** •hown him end
the
flight
-oulh
would
l.k
v
two
[despite the death of Cadet Kher i
, hi* d s n ,hire, J *»e
•’ay*, wr h n two ilay lay-ove- 'iaThe I rentier*• mcv ogc.
out
tore a two ,1a, return trip. I ’ **
e i Drdslon not to rail off tha font.'
of ;)■■• plan- in thl* w j) would b , from the lie Je France, said
f i j h a l l program, a* w&gt;* dona when'
•Irpendent upon traffic coruli- I "1 wirli to oAprr*,} to you n.y
lu jlt H Byrne, a tarkl*. died after n
I giatilode for your kind telegram
E J|g a me her* with Harvard Ti year*
I am returning to Kr-ipe grevtl)
K-Jkga, wa* based. Major Gsnrrul
■ pica e l 'Vitti our c irdlal ronvci i ,
r* -.Smith said, "on the rsprrs**d ,|i
I I tolls a 'd I feel confident that
”
l » of member, of the football
ihtir result* will b« bcncflc.al lo
t#*m of the eoip* rad t , and of'
the * ,u .s ».» I i v*i. il -Amerrc .n rrlha member, of I. adrt Sheridan » j
; latioiis. u » i.ell a , to wnrlj revolt
vl rfjunvrdiat* family now prevent a*.
, strurtlun.
E s W a t t Point.”
|
1 “May
u*k you to convey to
y . j A vanity *o eer gim * ,rh*duh'i|,
Mr*. If Mivr r my profound re pretf
A* /with the University of Uelawarr and
I and my apprr. ittinn lor her great
L J a pie he foot! all match with Allenkindnrn* to ni) daughter. I teg
KfHown, P., prep today h aic hern!
you to secept rny moat alnrrre
M-yrtkOrallod, however Intra mural ai
gratitiulc f r your personal hoaH d r l l l n alto war* aliandnripl| »•*I itolit) r.« well rs for the welrotne
B f i r d a y . There wag no foothall
1 Iptaetirr In pnparatlun for the
ilia: I received in the I ’nltrd
Slate*.”
l' (game with t’olnrado rnlleg* here
I iSaturday. A* the gray cadet t
. .moved iteidily about the Point
p a tte r 'ay. •tlr-ntty carrying out
F ,1Tthalr dull**, thrre unlver«ltle* ap u ll a t Aimy, arranged to &gt;|o flnulj
'■ ’honor to the young*! r who gained
Cl. [hts appointment to We*t Pniu*
^ T rtra regular aimy mnk* and
r jdalplt# hi* • ant i t s |H)UlltU htllf * t W hii wijr to an mil |io»l on i k r 1
Hr* * m* iifiry win ?r c&gt;«i&lt;iy
The nn»*&gt;ai#a l *r*&lt;• rtp^rt., it w n
J • Ifiriity rUven.
niiglhvTvtd” by lon.olhHtion
. , (j , |,3, r c r.^ i^ j ,h , German
T f YtW. where Shetidan ni»t hi*
leader, to «*e more clearly » hat i*
; {death aent Aline tl.M.ih, captain
JAI* J t l l i r . t I HI.W « \ th l)
expaartfil of Ih em 'ly ;he P.-emlerl
r -io# the team, ptuf. Selden Ilo,,*.
F ’dthairman of the hoard of athlet—-- —
vnd the ProM ent.
[• «# l, ami John ,V. t'ate*. dire,tor
KAN FRANCISCO, Oct. .’i t It wa 1,-nrned Monday at the
|f Jnf athletic*, %-re to aid in pay- i.VIM Tl'o Msnnc «aihan/t- ie French foreign office that r h u ’
l f!ng tribute. Harvard wa* rvprv-, n v r d ad&gt;li'» curly yesterday c-llor flrueninr. acting on the Joint
■anted hv Hill llinghn mi. dlrnelor •*y‘ng all member* of Hi* craw, statement |t«ucd
by Prveldrni
W m t alhleth*. and Jn*epl, Byrne, of f t ■* .lal&gt;ai'**v fielalite- Voro II over and Premier (.aval at the
5 -Ntwark, N. J ., br.vieht t f * of-' Meru h*)l la*n saved after their onrluelon of their talk*, would
' f trial rnndnlence* ol Noire Dano1. •hip had •ent •• t
..........alii, loro tio time entering Into nrgotliL1
Sharidnn’A fathrr, at I teat he- ■leli mile, "ovth ol Yokohama.
I ll»n&lt; on the teparDioii* i|U*,ti .n.

Hyde Described As!
Only A Listener At
Citrus Discussion

ration of tna vast au ro of know!•"l»a thay muit r a t * at their
f n ,* r tip* is Indicated by thtse
*ampl-« of problems they hava
•*«* railed cn to *o ve In tb« last
three months:
t an you t*U ir.o a nice place to
Lake a young lady to dine tonlaht? Nut too expansive, b it
n thing she’ll think Is eheap."
'Do yon know where I can finJ
»n cxhlrlt with some good ex­
amples of m atl***?’’
•'I want to buy tn\na under
thing* for a young lady. Thay t«ll
me in thi neighborhood--"
"Where ran I hsy or.-hl'iV*

Employment Crisis
Given Indictment

E ffo rt Being: Made To
Take Woman Slayer
To Phoenix, Arizona
I.OS ANGELKS, OrL 2*. —
| &lt;A.P.»- The Winnie Ruth Jrnld
murder rm-e -hiftad yesterday to n
fight o 'cr rvtradition paper* to
•end the ronfrawd killer of two
women l.a. k lo Phoenix, A ril., for
trial.
C-sunvel for Mri. Judd declared
tbc pjper*. shi-h were algncd last
' w ., k l,v t.overnur Hunt of Arij m iu , w*t« of faulty legal'ron1 slrurthin. *nH announced intention
of fur. ing a rmirt roriew of the
I documents through a writ uf
j hohea- corpus.
•In Ihr heel* of this declaration
same a *ratcm*nt fiom the CallI forma Attorney general’* office
1 Dint th" |u«;&gt;er« hnl t» ,n prevent­
, e l by Sheriff Jam ** It. McFaddrn
of Phoenis. and found complete.

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him a member of her family had
d&gt;«tl In an Intane aylum.
Additional legal difficult!**, a f­
fecting Dr. W. C. Judd, her hus­
band, cam* tp a head yesterday
when ha tarrmderad to a warrant
charging the p ra:llre of medlrino
in I'alifoinla without a Hcenat. Ha
was released on hall of 11000 and
a hcaing wsa »et for Oct. •fi. Tha
complaint alleged ho treated pa­
tients In a clinic.

Agricultural Help
And Aid For Idle
Sought By Faction

JohnM.Bowman, Head,
Of Hotel Chain, Dies IKcp.ihll.-saa

in th«* uryanisation of
I the llt'ujc in DaaamUr unless
'.it: de.vands to* onempU&gt;ym*it
NEW YORK. Dct. XL - ( A J ’ .J )B r J s g t ic .I t jra l relief ara given
John McEntco Bowman, presidentjicntideraliuu. ^
of the Bowman Biltmore chain of I u ght „f Wl—onstn'a Rentihlicna
hotel*, died today following an j con great men kre members of the
operation performrd Oct. 12. I|a j rrogrss-|v# facticn, organised by
»*• 5fl year* old. Durinr the w a r'H 'f U tr Scnaror U Fullette. The
he wa, chief of the hotel, ristau r I l,r* ” nt P»r*y dlvlaran »f the
rant, dining car. and »team»hlp 'low er hrs.wh «.f Ccngres* is .'o
division of the United Staten food i thwc «h»t the pmgrajsivaa held a
administration.
j balance o ' power.
Hotels operiled by the corpora- j A meeting of the eight contlon he hredrj included the B elle -I jresamen i« to be held in Madison
sue Biltmore. Bellair, Fla.; S e v ll-j.n a few weeks. In v itatio n are to
la Biltmore, Havana; Atlanta B lit - &lt;be extended to progroviv* rspmoio. Mlsmi Bilimorv. and other*I resentaUwe of other slate* to
in New York, New lamdon. Rya, Join in f.-rniiilatlng a p iatfo in
Providence, Wilmington, Lo* An- for lire S'-s m ty-aaem I Congrev-.
gvlcs, Phoenix, and Pa»adrna. A A drflnito data for the iuc&lt;t.ng
widow and two children survive.
fa * not teen aat.

BEGINM NG FRID AY
r
36th HIUTHDAY S A L E AT

C HWATCH
U RTOMORROWS
C H W HEERALD
L L ’S

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OUY Y O II D ICI
• ' F R O M *
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T HI
WAuON

OR TRUCK WITH
I HI

O R A N C fc

OVAl

F MB I F M

STO RE CLOSED A L L DAY THURSDAY

•itis Puts Special Itrtluuti.'.nn Durinu this October Sale Should A ttrart F.vt-ryone in the Preparation of Fall
uru Showing at thin Time the Most Hccont Stylrit for Full in Moat All linen. You are Assured Mont Huhnge rtgolhur With OutHtandini; Quality nnd Stylo of Every Item You May Purc’oa.19. Many Hargklna Throughe \\ ill bo -Found thut are Not Lilted ilerv and Wo Urge You to AtU’nd this Sale.

CRAFT
SHIRTS1
Guaranteed f A a t.

tolorn pre-tthrunM
and perfect fit­
ting. Color*,
while, blue, tan
and Rreen.

NFiXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, SANFORl)

Regular $1.50 Vais*,'

REDUCED PRICE SALE

SPECIALSALE PRICEg 1 .0 0

STA RTS FRIDA Y, OCTOBER 30th AT 9 A. M.

EXTRA SPECIAL

EXTRA SPECIAL

E X T R A SPECIAL

FRIDAY 9 A. M.

SATURDAY

Friday &amp; Saturday

100
81x99 and 81x105

COLORED STRIPED

BED SPREADS

GOOD QUALITY

t7

INCH

Outing Flannel

In light and tlark pattern!. A Itegul
15c V aluer- .
SPECIA L SATURDAY ONLY

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MEN’S NEW FALL

HATS
Wc cx rtr notiing bet gonuln# fur felta, Thor
•re mad* to hull their thape and wear well
All tho bow peitol coktro In onap and roll

W .L. Douglas

SHOES
FOR MEN

PRICED

$ 2-76 TO $ 4 . 7 5
MEN’S ARMY OFFICER

DRESS BOOTS
t i Itube* high gad aoltd leather

new M l aboea for men are here. Try a
of Hu m neat fitting comfortable wearing

L. Dougla* &amp;

SPECIAL

$ f i;7 5

DRESS PRINTS

New patterns Juat arrived. Abou: 25 to aelect
from. Specially Priced.
.

YARD WIDE .

Pajama Check

An E x tra Good Quality. Regular 15c
Value—
S P E C IA L 2 - DAYS ONLY

r

6 9 1 Each

^

SP E C IA L CLOSE OUT
abort

REG ULAR
jrda. in C u sto m e r

New Shipment
JUST
ARRIVED
Very Latest
In thla im art group of hgta you wilfind tho very iataat in otylo. The am all
turban and aaOor .type*, Hata with and
without brims. In all of the icqdlcg
colon .
I
•
.
*v •

THEY’RE PRICED

MEN'S w o r k

SHOES
•TBONAND

.....

Y A R D W ID E

They are Valuta from I I J 5 to II.Ad and
nf f i l m ro M q.ality. Wo rtaervo the rlgh
limit 'ija a tlty .
,

P R IC E D -

FA ST COLOR - ‘

All light colored

L im it 2 0

-

EXTRA SPECIAL
81x1)0
GENUINE P E P P E R E L BLEACHED

$10.00

SPECIAL

BILK

$ 5 .7 5
Brown Suede one
•trap pump one of
our new fall etylet.

STANDARD COUNT 1 ’U I INCH

SPECIAL

A LL

. :
half t i m e

WOMEN’S AND MISSES

SHEETS

REGULAR 35c TO 40c V A LU E

aleeve and

BROWN KID

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The old goetaetrt* pro&gt;&lt;*ition that the wkele ot anytliia c ie greater than gny #f its part* wap p r a t'd again the
othor day when Enaliah d tlztaa went ta th * well* and re­
turned the National government of Prime M inliU* MacDoneW by an overwhelming majority.
L aat aummer when England wan trying to balance ita
budget, and MacDonald, then Head of the Labor Party de­
cided upon * cu t In the dole as the only megna of saving
the country, he waa roundly denounced by leading L *U n ­
it* *; was. In fact, ejected from the party.
The belief prevailed that MacDonald waa through. The
Labor party which had made him, had thrown him out.
He, his form er cohorts held, showed little gratitude when
he, their representative in government, and head of the
state, turned against their fundamental policy. ,

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER » . III!
TUB TEMPTER
Thar* It a tale that people tell
., i&gt;. (A tale that some have
.
darej dispute),
How Satan rima up out of IIsU
‘ And tempted Eta with pleaaaat
fruit

A ncwip*p*r N i m

tlk te n -.

inanity In which tt In circulated in
rarlnui way*. It eprtads baton iu
readers important iu»i from all
orrr th* world, provided fdr It
throuck a sraal Praia agtp.'j
with corvee pondant* everywhere.
Thronih Ita local r»porter* it,
unless a nowapaper publisher
gather* and disseminates th« is diepoaed to pat hi* own money
.rants in tha local fVeid It pco- into tb. enterprise, the nows paper
aldM tha mean* of daily commum must g&lt;t its rcrertu# from local
cation at tha date, taclal. ehtirrh source*, and, thla being tha situa­
and club activities of tha communi­ tion, the community will get prac­
ty. It provide* tha merchant* ■ tically the bind of paper for which
medium through which th,f _ calf it prootdei th* suppott. During the
inform th. public of their satet part six year* a good deal mow
offcilor*. It (l**i expression to, n«wy ha* been put Into the pub­
public opinion and through Its *d! lication of newspapers In Fart sots
tort*I policy *arvaa to mold pub­ than tha community hi* supplied.
lic opinion and direct It into right *."0.000 would not relmbursa us for
chana.il. It Is a conservator ofj whst w* ha** spent more than w*
public morals and a creator «t: hare rorrived, inj it will be recommunity atmoaphei*. Indeed. ralled that mother daily news­
paper raised publication with a
loss In esress of that which w*
have sustained. For the past ytar
we hare been cutting our garment
according to our cloth, and th*
community ha* not been receiving
ai good a nowspaptr a* w* should
like to furnish It nor on* that
serve* it as well at it should be
served. Rut we are giving the
tnmmanity even a better news­
paper thin it I* paying for, for
«« are leetivlng no return on our
’investment nor piping adequately
for management We should bd
onlT too happy to produce for
Sarasota a larger and better news’papar U the business Interests of

■r —■"&lt;---- J O *

DAIRY

H. S. White

Biggers’ Dairy

Fern City Laundry
Soft W ater -r- No Cheat leal

Bank Building

Mom lag Delivery
Sweet Milk, Cream,
Butler, buttermilk
P. a Ilax 132
Phone Ando'u Store
747-W

AUTO PAINTING

DRUGS

LUM BER

Touchton’s
-Sanford Drug

Hill Lumbar Co.

‘T h e Hex all Store”

"W e are a t all times glad
to ambit you in sky way
with your building u e d f

Attom ey-al-Law
305 First National

much
nve.
The gold diggers of Broadway
hav* gon* off Lhs gold standard
tet, w* understand. They're dig­
ging for bread crumbs or anything
can get, nowaday*.

Iciro of the forthcoming conference for limitation and re­
duction of arm am ents; the effect of the depression on
payment* under intergovernmental debt*; the stabilisation
of international exchanges and other financial and econom­
ic subject*. ~
’An inform al«sd cordial discussion ha*
jd to outline
with greater precision the nature of the problem */It has
not been the purpose of either of un to engage in commit­
ments binding our governments, but rather, through devel­
opment of fact, to enable each country to net more effec-

Mayor McKay, of Tampa, ha* ra­
tioned his office one week before
Me term expired. So eager waa
ljb to gat back into n«wapap*r
harness that he Just couldn't wait
any longer.

SCHMIDT

1st at Foot of Magnolia
Phone 325

AUTO TOPS

ELECTRIC SHOP

M irtM O O U )
•ntil
WT11
iovnt’ .
t in

That llinling bad fo liquidate th*'
war; Coolidg* had to liquidate th* &gt;
scandals of th* Harding regime; [
aud lloovar ia now watching the
liquidatitn of tha Coolidg* proa-;
parity."
end
So, it may b* said of our past I
ar* three flovernora, that Hard** prenei( .**4*1 bqfor* Ibe brogu, Martin at
lit. Ike hcigAt of tto loom, and CarlI of Ion after tka boom. They may be
-»ry known as Florida’s pro-boom, boom
iha- agd poet-boom Govarnor*. Hard**
had his troubles In correcting tha
riled error* and ovarcomlag tka discred­
i t it of tha Catta ragima which Iramee". madiataly praetdad' him—chasing
»t&lt;r. rt*W kittens out of tha Capitol;
port Martin had tJ either grant or re­
way *1*4 th* demand* of an orgy of In- [
but flat ad values, magnified vision,
an- reckles* axtravaganca, Carlton bad
for to auffvr the sod and difficult •*daf- pcrlenc* of "th* morning liter"—
llicr hair to th* Intvltabl* collapse—He
id of hod to be, la, a aonae, a receiver—
nhe. liquidating boim (and Martin)
nd a proeprilp, at Hoover la liquids ting
nade Coolidg*.
*
Bn, • campaign for Cnvarnor
in la, wagad by and between th* praI nil b*4nt and th* boom Governor ought
t tka t| task* on* of th* IWaliaat in our
irdao spotted political history. It should
* In- l&gt;k k campaign based on actual and
norv, pparable facts—because tb* racird
I th* i« thgra for both of- them and each
"XT. bftjt apaak with tka authority of

• Tha construction of tha foundsHat for th* jlactrtc clock
of Baaford makes things look a* If bullnva* was picking up around that

W fc ___________

Tbara'U probably b* * grant
rush among Chicago gangstar*
to glop Into Ai Capone's, shoal,
but th* next gangland ' leader,
wall bat our shirt, will pay hla
iaeoai* taxes if ha doesn’t da any.
thing tlse.

Ruth Bryan Owan la an a 1*0tura lour in tha middle wait trylag to ralso enonap to pop tko
expenses of tha trip to Washingten which aha arranges every
year far leading high school puPlh. Thaas youngsters appreciate
■. Mrs. Owen's kindness tn them
. mote Ulan *v#r whan thap raallx*
that »ha has to earn th* money
'?. ■ hataolf to pap for tha trip.
*
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Japan, in a ulca wap at eourst,
tall* tb* League of Nations It
!; Will withdraw from Manchuria
f whan t( get* darn good and ready
China whine* and initial and bags
/ th* Lnaguo to do somsthing about
- It. If Cbjao could work up a
• gaud
eld-faihloned American
"righteous Indignation” among
- ita laua hundred million prapie/ U
■ aould taka JepaaV IttUa old *5,fr 000J0O million scrota lu bnaa and
r (tank them good. Bat Japan got*
' faarleaaly along knowing that tha
blggar they oom* tha'harder lbay

3rd and French

TOPS i l l

W ILL IT B

SANPORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
. Tb* 114 waa put on bard and
Th* convtntlon of Confederate
b i t In Palatkn last Bundap whan,
In accordant* with Unpeg Daria* Veteran* at Orlando terminal hI
order, nib tka gentry. Maraa. sad laat algbt la a ball given at tha

weak shop# w«m elated tight **
vex. Confectlooavpi star** and
soft drink dl*pen*nri#A
exempt from the smJhargo placed
upon Ug sal* of tboia war**,
wkMt. von roatrictod to rigtn, tobadc* gnd cold tklrat-gpianahar*

Yea, It looks at present Ilk* an
"X X ” battl* for ballot*. Tb* situa­
tion map change between bow and
the genti* ep'lngtlm*. Anpwsp,
wall have pdlttca In plenty from
now until th* finals In November,
*3S—with « Prat Went, a Senator,
•n down to a flock of Constables,
to elect.

KIka' Club und*r .tb* auapicts cf
tha Bona of Veteran* and a recap­
tion tendered bp tha Daughter* t&gt;;
tha Canfodaraap at tka Ro*aiir.d

CWk.

Reorgsnlaation of tb* e runty

•aria* Ivaif.
In n 80 mil* gala WedMadep
Orrille Wright want atari and aloner* ai a m**ttng MoadaP. C
naralaad, Virtually station ary In L. Lawman, famnar county rood
bU gtidar with which bn la can- ■upaaripag. kgring aknaga of am
r.
H reads all over the
toutUp, wax put hack to weak by
the commltalooen aa foreman of
tka lap craw ai a salary of |4 per
dap. Bin aatpgp aa aaparviaor had
kaau UM gag mgntk. The cumminatom aim provided lov * salagy ad
V BP' dWf &lt;•&gt;be paid to tka *»oesoar* of ordinary road weak la |b*

LAUNDRY

ATTORNEY

Spencer
Auto

&amp;X£FAJUUJ&gt;f

Randall Electric
Company

All Work C uiraRf—a .

Family wash Dalehod i t Vu
fhoa# IU A

!

Ponders Candy KUrhea
Milana Tboalra - *

.s

19ih and HWly

ZIP SERV IC E

F t a * 159

PRINTING
Herald PrinU aj

Electrics! Wiring and
Printing of .dlalltVcU
Hepal ring
reaooaable co«0i
General Electric
refrigerator
Phone U **&gt;
112 Magnolia
Phone 113

AWNINGS

FLORIST
STEWART

Awnlag*

The Florist

Window
Shades
Hem■ stitching

Cut Flowarn — Plant*
Floral Design*

RADIOS
PHILCO’S
530.60 gad

Automotive fefe
Company
Oak and

814 Myrtle Ave.

BEA U TY SHOP

FU RN ITU RE

S ERVICE STATION

Powder Duff
Beauty Salon
i

Wagoner Furniture

Triangle
Service Station

Lulu Millar, Prop.

Wa Buy og T rad* Uoad
Fu rail lira.
”«•?

Park and growth Ava
Managed bp K J. Ffmmaa
D ad J u t Tb# Seme"’ '

106 Magnolia
Pkoaa 104-W

502-364 Sanford Ava.
Phone 774

Banjoul, Florida'

GARAGE

SHOE REPAIRING

Standard

Phone 503

Welbom’s Shop

B u ber Sliop

Mgffetfs Ggrage

iR

V- v

-«

,V ’V

W . E. Home, Prop.

Guaranteed Repairing
By Experts.

Ill &amp; Peril

Pwh and Comnsardai

Cafe — Sandwiches
Angela Eat Shack

Groceries—Meati SODA FOUNTAIN
Stoudenmire’B
Caa|i Grocnry

AND CLEAN

PURE,

B « t Freeh Mfgta,

INSURANCE

isu*5 ^ fT
Schultz
COLONIAL

acvaral

J

WATER :

�•N^o«n..rw

Charchwell Stores
Observe Anniversary

Mrs MacDonald And
Miss H o l t Honored
m iD A T .
i, A Mbadrlption bridge parly for
tM lto S aflft of the Country Club
fU l ,bo given ai 2:30 o’clock at
tM elub bouse.
M k t * M r meeting of the N. Re V.
Uewttnl Chapter of the U. b . C
erflji he hold a t 3 o'clock at the
M M Of Mrs. G. W- Spencer on
M | T «?«t| etl Burnt, whh Mrs.
i m p . a n d Mr*. C. F. Hendon
M b ' Number - Feor of tha
-’t Christian Church’ -wIM rnU la .the askdta and you ig
ate r f .l h a th a tc h . with a T t* . HxUaye'M parly at the
•a* of Mr*. J . J . Cate* a*. A
^ i h k C f U Class of the First
ta lh o flljt Chiirch will hae* a Halyae'en p *rtg a t * o'elork at th«
&lt;P*4 i t
h l » n Reel on Flm
A lH U .
■
w #
• *'
• ‘ MOND* r .
t h e Womgn’* Olaild of
Holy
O pe* Episcopal Chor.'h will meet
a t ft a tta ck at the parish house.
'Q ralp Nundber On* * f the Pres
hjrakUa A oiillary. Mr*. Jonh AnM b' chairman, will meet i t .1 :%)
ttMacA a t'th e home of Mr*. S. A.
try la , tS H Holly Aeraue, with
■ fa . B r« la an,) Mrs, L C. Erwin
^*A fcU Number Two af the Prr»M *H a a Auxiliary, Mr*.
L. 1.
h k l k r , chairman, will n r t at
1:30' v’clock with Mr*. W. C
jb M a o n ,-9 M - Lautal Avenue.
hkCIVyl*. Number Three of the
■ h tb y ta ria n AuiHlary. Mrs. WaJm f He Hath, chairman, will nvot
o’clock at the horns of Mrs.
A e k ,# ^ Hotly Aranas, with Mn.
fch and Mr*. EAward ». McCall

i 1Mates***.

£LrtU Number Four of th* Pres
JtAlian Auxiliary, Mrs. J .
N.
tltpn, chairman, will mm t at .1:30
Ohck wilh M n. C. C. Brigg*.
iftt&gt;Magnolls A ejnii*.
O re l* Number Five of the Pres0 4 rU a Auxiliary, Mra. A. 1).
■ r a y chairman, will’ meet at 1
w i t *1 the home af M n. Fred
( f lipAH.' ZtA Qah Avenue, with
Uh! ;WilHanu and M n. II. It.
W W a* hoateaars.
'b f t lja Number Six ot the Preak Auxiliary. ' Mr*. L. II.
chtlrtpau. will meet at 3i30
with Mr*. &gt;: J . Mouth, coriM '.S tfe p t . and ■ Jessamin
S » lt h Mrf Boath and Mr*.
t e i r W
m . ' n r r l,
P^cahytarian Auxiliary will
il th* Im m it Mis* Ruth
*’J9 ftl Palmatth Arena*,
d lu . Tsillon, M il* Gayle
iV kd l Mfg- J*m#k Mough-

nardy Gives
F o r Visitors
tertAMM for th* member*
» ,Ex*Wttv% CemmiUt* af
Florida ’ Tuhetculoala an)
b AtrfktaUou. : who h*ld
quarterly meeting her* y*»!j S i. the home ef Mra. John
•dnerjy-in the Row. Court,
• Laonarly waa boat*** at a
jy. parte gi**u teal night at

Mrs. Marler Honored Samuel Pulestons
(live Bridge Party
At Buffet Supper

. uhjkt at lh»
thf Volunt.vr
t hrittian
•'hurrh held \f nduy V^rnmg at
Word h«. Iwrti r r r tv tj h trt of t(K,
„i \|
t- r»nV,» Wilthe m ain *** of Mi** Alice M ary’ . on, Mr* i 11 Marler »»* prep ro / ifi/ v / t
p* ny
uHmy* *ml !o ^ ut,rmu Cream, r of Wrstbnro, Ma*».. .m in i with n novelty ja k o-lanv / O 1/ / 1 U I w
*hat event th# vim&gt;u« d o rtt oper- form et' v -»f thl* rity, to John trrn filled with . i t * in ituiini of
—- ——
____ —
ating undfr fh»t mmr hava aat
Thom*- Shethan. also of Waal-* (,ft- tetum fi..m .1 ..v r is l month*
Jamr&lt; Hrtkokf, of N t«
York 1 a*id* a period (*f id days, begin- boro. The , remony was performed visit in the tt , - oiifc ti&lt;i mother
City, for.nrrly of thin city. Is v itit-1 nlng tomormw. for * «alc.
on Oet .'I at St. I.ukt's Church After ih . . I... routine ..f
Ing relatur* H*rv.
| Under thr management of J . R. by the lire diehard K. Power.
business hn.l
, tran*a led. a
—
• Foirwat. ahti opened th# fltat
The ' ile i* the daughter o f noiutrcr of gniiir- i keeping with
&lt; aroint* Wiggins,
of OMr*
r-. Chorthwell
»totr m |th
Sanford
10. m . . ..n. w.re pai
Mr. and
Myron E. Creamer
llsll «•
I u h«i tmlay it still At the |i r* tit time she U cm* tieipated lit Those pte*ent were
m an if r. th# local ployed *• *e retary to Woodbury | jfr* . V M M atin. M * llr a .e
Vli
KmniHreo.
•-nm|tany h it sleadl- Rand, of 'he la * firm of llala and( (orilell, MiItnlph llsg at II left Menday for
bj«ui#s« throughout Dorr, of Rost on When she was s j Mrs. Fm nii- \\il*rui ami IhJ * ktnnvillr whne he ha* accept
her*. Mr. Forrett resident of thi* illy seveial ysar*] Ml*»r* Haiti. |,... mg.
K *ih f
sd a position.
ago she * 1* an rtnployta of J . C. | l.ossinr
tiia .e
fiarv*. Daisy
Bill*, altI.rney The bridegroom Is 1 Appleby. hsthrrme tills. Kut'J
the son f Mr ami Mr*. John J 'Johnson. M lMnl hnight and Hri
3he-h*n lie l« working with the u r ||ugh *
State Dej.artmeot of f'on»*rv*tion,
Koiesti)
Mas*.

Thirty t i l )rat* ago A. F.
O ffte * T tle p b o n e 1 4 8 . |Churthwtll o rfamir.i ,n McCrmc.l
------------- ----- |G*-, ft U Ull rlolhin, Atorv which
*1
—1— —
m
m
screed M Iht beginning of what
it known
Thr t hur.hw*U Com-

During thr biilf.r
Former Sanford Girl I monthly
tm« tout
Is Married In North j fla t s of thr t

P

Coripilmenthtg Mr*, ja ck MarDonate, recent (ride, and Mi**
Caroline Holt, or U k e City, Mr*
Leo A. Connley &gt; u hoetees *t a
btid.o parly given je s te r d a y
afternoon at her home, MD4 Oak
Aeenua. * uh the guesta inclie ing
member* of the Sans Hotel Club
•ad a number ef other guests.
Throutboul
the
ib tm s o n
fridge progression* were enjojrd
by The guests. When »roreI were
added, high tcoie prise for the club
m am teis, a n.velly black how.,
went to Mr*
R. 0 . Fox, while
high score prise lor the o.hrr
goests, a similar
bowL »»
a wanted to Mrs Roy (J. William*.
Mr*. MacDonald waa presenlrsl
with a novelty shoe hag and Mi*
Holt was the recipient of silk
lingerie.
in keeping with the Hallowe'en
season, the tallh t » n j other party
appointments b o r e
Uallowe’sn
designs. Quanitics of yellow ro«
moa were ararnged in vpsa* am:
bowla about the rnafoe srbere lh&lt;hae ham ill with
gu##t# were entertained. At th^ ! an infrrtrd Ann for the pa«t weak
tea hour r«fr#shm«!fta w treaerrrd '
improving nlcvly at h1- home on
by the ho#t# ». atalatad hy Mr# | Kim Avenue,
t. K. Mr ( all. Mri B. B. Bagfett.
Mr.. A. W fsea, Jr. “
“
Mim Ihtruthv |». .Smith ha* re
M#l#eh. Mr#. B I)
turned fiorn .1•« k«onville wlw*ro
Mr#. R. G. F o i.
•hr # m the gu««i for «e%«ral dav*
of her frieml. Mi** Mavie Olivei.
formerly of thi# city.

M. L

U ab o rn Ih H o st

Kansas City Vimtor
Honored At Isiincheon

A t D i n n e r I*aH t N i g h t
M I Ralxttn rn trrtiin fil uilh
• ilinnri t'Nrth l«#t mght at the
Yaldei H*d. | in honor «»f the mem
b*t« ••( lit*- i.irl Ihftin »nd Bull
leftm of the &gt;*mmnn- I ftiin«lr\
Duiing tit tiinnrr »h«rt talk
w#re mao*
Mi lUtMirn* C«ur h
Hall. II* n ( MPt^ell iiml K. II
rullum 1*1 n# for n*-\t y« #r weie
ftlfto •.!*&lt; Il•«***!
Tho-i |r”*cul wen
Mi And
Mr# M I ItalMirn, \\i~
II &gt;m
Adam*. Mr Joel ,S fields, tha*
.Mi#ee« \drlftirle Htftw'nv Ihimlhy
Powell. \da’ll* kin#«. Helen ( «d
hart. lilA'Ii* kinlit* |hni« Hm*
tain, Flhel (iAlew. Stllv Kiiboin.
M.Snnn\" Hftborn. |l« n ( «ntwell
amJ V. II * ulluni

.SPKCI Ms O FFER
$ 1 .5 0 \ \ l .l 'K

K O Il

PARIS (.IRE TOILETRIES
F»»r |»arfI ular » nmrn —r«cj% rombinitWm ron«i«la «f
\lliinng IVrlumr
$1 00 F i r t Tnwdrr
iO rent Hr#ul« ( rrim
N\|- &gt;«.tn 1 to gri thin &lt;rt min mur hand# i l thin lrrmrnd&lt;Hi#
I ilrl.n
eii| |hIn coupon imi $1 fill In dr#l«r named hfloa
O K K K H (H UH ) I H T lO-.TI O N L Y

LANKY’S l)R l’(; STORE

averag# buyer, whether man or
woman.
Mr Format urg## »%#ryone to
call at hi# «tor# and inspect hi#
Urge *tork whether in the market
to buy or not "Nearly everyone
at one time or another need#
clothe* or something #l#e which w#
•ell.** h# ftatrd, **aml an inspecth»n may remind one of hi# med«
otherwise overli»oked **
n o n o red w im ra rty
Mr#. Maty l(a»liD3, who ha*
I'. G. Auitna \% here to managi
------he.n «|&gt;vnding the
pa*t
ihre**
th* Aftle during the neat 10 day*
Entertaining a &gt;arge number of week* in New &gt; urk City. Ro*t«m.
Mr. Austria i# #aid tu lie well
their friend# in honor of Mia Mm.*#., arul I'hilatlelphia. Pa . ha i
Eunice King, of ftothan. Ala., thr ieturn«d home
houae gue«t of Mim Minnie Be##
—
Echo!*, Mi#* Katherine tTatrrn) .Mr anrl Mr# R»»y K. Synie#
and lfi»# EchoU were ho#ice&amp;t;.* m i plan to leave tomorrow uiorning
a wiener rdaat and danc# gh tti for (faine*ville where they will ailaat night at .''»n Larwu &gt;prmg . ‘ tend th. Homecoming celebration
The gueMa arrived at an t-arlv
hour when *upper wa# terved.
D 'nnny w** rnjoyed Ut# In the
evening,
Knend. of Mrs. Anus M. DeThote Invited w rri: Mr. an.* Fm e.t, who ha. Iw n sprnung Ihr
Mra. II. C. Mater#, J r M Mr. and summer In the New
England
Mr*. Williuri ParrUh, the Mi**e# slate*, will rtg irt in Irarn that
Dorothy Hayne*. Pauline Steu'lrn. her retut n here ha* been delayed
mirr, Eunice King, of Dothan because of illns*.
A la, lloroths*
L&gt; wson. I .,In
Peaks, KJIvn Telfoiif, Alma EntsMr and Mr*. C. K. Adam* reminger. Dumthy Smith, I nui** turned Tur.day mgkl from Way.
Quantock, ami Jaoiaa Bant*. Jnhn n o **. Gs. ant J*.-k*onvill* whvr*
Miller, lw&gt; Mua*. Ganc Turner. they were called l&gt;-, thr dcatR of
P ju g la .s Kckolr, Jam s* Dtooks. the la tl.r'* brother in taw. J . II.
Berner Winn, K*r|* Dotsey, Ed Btewail.
win Rhinhfllaer. Harold Flasher,
W. ||. Seward, who i* rnruuta
Mai lor) Smith, and laiuie Garner.
by plana flora Atradla to ht* hoina
in llaaton, M»»« , and Dr. Roy Bell,
I’HIZKa TO BE GIVEN
T ilth and low *curp prlaea will of L illi* Rock. Ark., wer* the
" T W # ’* nothing llkw a microphon# to
be'sw arded to both auction and gu.sta today nf th* former’*
Contract player* at th* subarrlp- cuu»in. Mr*. Clyde A. Byrd, at hrr
show up the voice in its true colors. So
Uort bridge party t* be given to. ),omc on Mrllnnville Avsnue.
I insist on Lucky Strike— the cigarette
mot row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
by the women member* nf
the
that I know will be kind to my throat.
Sanfotd Country Club for
th *,
maintentne* of th* club bou»«. I t , th*
And you'v# certainly scored a n ­
wa* listed by th* ticket commit- 1 PaL
o th e r h it w ith y o u r n o w -sty le
tee thja morning thrft a large t .r
number of r:t*rvatlona have been I Mn
Cellophane w rap per that opans
•olj in advaac* for the party.
|ab*

insist on
Lucky Strike"
"\

fto e a sily ."
Y

l* u w&gt;r* aaaud at a
mg tabl# which was
rita a large bowl of red
react,' baby hn^th and
a raid* hart Hallowe’l Caver* were laid for:
(ra. Bherweod H. Smith,
a*Ilia, Dr. and Mia. T.
of Jacksonville, Mr. and
mrdy, Mrs. M. U S u n ­
il. Lahmana. Dr. E- C.
. E. Therry. M. Z. Hatklaat City, and Dr. Haary
f i i i t i n l af the atat

'

yorlmrfd in thl* lint, having manl f « d number* of lim ilar aalra,
for that rompany.

★ !• Mtaa IRare*

ItataaM at Paid F a r t

Tawway ha latarwtad la laew*
Ufihal aal aaa wal wet paid
WMlwI Han wwaka m* ebevw
•tax-ant. hUwlllw.ka.ksaa
| a ratakar af lUCKT X T lia
I . if*xn *i fw I K yeat*. Ww
hop* tha pvWkliy ha.aaPE
pl*aa will ha as hs.sSsiat kp
. bar and •* fea. hat pte Waat*.
esheepadewaaiaalemiCIMft

telly Hlera will niwoyi cn'l thl* h«. big
year. fh*t th* learned to fly o plans.
Then the married and found domertk
bliss. Then the made a rmaihlng tuccen
In "SeMl OteL" A* a reward Pon li costarring her In " O v a r th a H ill."

CH 1C KM N S U P P E R
taterday Ni«M

tM

F. M

ADMISSION 50c

J U N I O R D U R K IN
JA C K IE COOGAN
M 1TZ I

GREEN

JA C K IE

REARL

‘ ENDMIANCB 8 QL AKE

DANCE

/.thao.' Nil*—Lake Miry Carina
kqndt ‘yttytea «*a*unity.

rw e ste f

to (tuple dsaciag longael
v wttbout real

&gt;MISS10^ 50c
FREE
pretCfRT

The Cream of m any C ro p s-L U C K Y STRIKI
alone offers the throat protection of the
exclusive "TOASTING" Process which In­
cludes the use of m odem Ultra Violet Kays
—the process that oxpob certain harsh,
biting jrritaats n atu rally present In e ve ry
tobacco leaf. These exp elled Irritants are

M O ISTU R I-P R O O P
CCLLOPHANI

Seale# T/gM-Kver W0M
The Unlqwa Humidor Pmr t f f

Zip - And H?9 open!
Sam tha nave northed tab an tha lap a f tha
patkoge. Hold down ana h«N wtth yaw
thumb. Tear a# tha other half, l lmplo.
That’s alt. Unlqwal Wraggad In dw t pro

Friday

�r
#

— ____

i

by Tulin* til* wrek before, bat
nevertheless, th* Georgia eleven
hai a m u 'i *I h j K in (hay'll b*
remembering ihi* coming Satu r­
day.

* Kt-*
&gt;#■/*yBym* &amp;T*W r* :

A

U

Lefty Grave.
________
o u se _____________
'C on trol
Host Valuable In A .L.X 'o irt i nul&gt;S To Be

GAT01
AGi
FOOTBALL PLAYS

FACING ACID TEST
'IN AUBURN GAME i

At

Pate's "M ercy

Here'* another liat uf eaay ramea far rau fooUall fln , who
NEW YOBK. 0*1. 29. -IA .P .I— i
have teen »oln* *o well Hurlnj th* paat few week,.
u,ua l.
member of the former world
(C ootlnuej from W r * One)
Woudru f amt Wat.oo one ut kai ltr&lt;t'« leading nsa'e «torr.. ami
Haring yon up an laiprMalvf
rhampiun I’hila lelphla A thletic, or le.ltn atio u r, Ui* lirnup w tu
rlrlag of vletnrie#, th# R a lM lfi
_____
*•
lljurchwell'a. up-lo-date drpartmr.it .lure, a n off*fro ; prices of
,
, w«
',e 'n a,Un,li.'‘* lhc Anierkma^ Cowtrcas eunvrnes will he:
|l in trail* to the flls t two p«r*"
*»l*etlu f The nt&lt;ut winner*.
player.
near
tJoo'- f .iu e l to rend La y tut It t if yo • ir e enter, &lt;1 Jn the rat*
th* other U f teaaw, tad yau
! Robert Moses Grore. aometlmcA Farm er-1jtlor I.
fot the football ticket Ip the Ki ri la-Kentucky faine it, Ja.-s.oncan't h l l n r t k r a . One of Make*'*
railed the g rateM ju'Jtbpaw pilchIn the mi-mitiinr. Ilrprencntnlr*
vi'l* I»«. !&gt;. Failure la a ct thal lint in uue ceek droj.i you from
big problems though, I* bow to
er in tiiitory. r«c-lw« the u'Utinr- Hawley of fJae^ ii, ibuL-niaa o(
the
race.
ktep tkr bay* I n n
tklnklng
Uon for 1M I . lit* U t t e i y mate. th# EepubUcJn taucua, will isma
By P E T E R BCHAAL
To aid ymi in reletting the ptssibla wimv.rs, here's wha‘. the
about ruck a (king too Muck,
Mi key Coe hi an . was chosen in a formal call for a co nlerem n tv
U N IVERSITY O F FLORIDA, f
Ry FRANK S. WRIGHT.
teams Hid last Saturday;
thra h out the content over \/ho
lie's gal to keep Ik* boy*' mind* GAINE8VILLK, Oct.
|n
r.A IN E S V Il.L E , Oct. f j .
— ip »
o n ly Iko game Immediataly
will be nnmiaaUd to succeed lha
Kl-rU*
I J Ashwra
prrpaiation for Saturday^ game
13. leewMfn
The
sj
mfer
left
hander
s
ith
the
9
VaMrrMli
Florifln's "Hahy Gitorn,** with •»
Florid* will a 1 defeat (iter( laha ***■
14 S^wn
• hr.lMrfc?
late Nicholas | j &gt; i p n r : h of Ohio.
liefarr them. but. how are you with the Georgia Bulldogs, Coach
» t . r. i.
fd
t
lull
t
&lt;
ih;*
second
pitehsr
t‘»
HI
IsrSIsa
•r*w*
7H ii'tn iy «ivet Alabama, meet an
• lltlf i
a? Hml a m
l b IkU coming Saturday, bat
4 - i‘a &gt;Hi*fut ** f nr apc. k«*r.
gaiag to do it day In and day Harhman drilled his University of
a
a
raw
s
late
S
UviMtuik
he
rilled
'‘
most
valkJi
i»*'
in
lb?'
14
*
le
is
i«
R
acid t s. h e Fiidav when they
. GeargI* will aot defeat Florida
rwlwwaMw
la s h i Mm «
out! K* per lily a bin Ik* player* Florida Gators against memy
w i wrarM
liawb-y recently diflpatched ttlfl*M awl *tar
I B«|lrl»M
n riiiy ti«
tangle with the Au urn frnsh, re Yiar* fhe awa*ds. oflirial und un- g*anw to leading Republicans a«kI f i m 'e * got (lata. Join a t in a
« llklat ■(Nffi
• "Isrt hit rairv*
bate all kind* nl thing* to wor­ playfl in a long and atrennous
ofJirml, b ivc Ij en mad . Walter
IM«fRH&lt;ifl
m
•
Mira,
a
tat*.
&lt;
ii
■•(*(■
r«i.
• VinitriiP
tent
conM-ierors
*»f
Geoigi*.
Th*
(Htlo figuring -ad t il ahnw you
ry liter, uni to ■ration hearing pia lire &gt;eslerilay. Working in a
inv Uwm if Novtmtwr 3«J, n week
tmtmjrltr
21 W A J
• I'M M lbM lS W H lw aasli
gaiiits »*iU In- tailed at 4 I’. ,\l. in J . h - .e .n . the? " U r train" of th* licfute Cttfiart*? meets, would b# a
*ka uk y. nud a h trtlu rt t ( toth
Rlrk. «•»**
w O r*ft**7 I 'm * at air
tk-iaH l«ei pralned by hundred* •hadon* »ei immage against thr re­
Washington Senators, r. vt ived th™
MlHHrMlS
as isws
« \\lwf*tfi-lan unnaunJ prediction, nuuaaal
Honda's
new
stadium,
and
will
hr
•
a
C
«
iw
r(tB
a
la
a. Uf a t lory ditc. Represent at |?a
nf Ihelr friend*. I.nekily, In­ serves, the Floridians presentr&lt;! •
Vflrr llwas# 23 rilfsa*rj|%
I i l arwratr TrrS
y e t i I V Ike Hulldoge ate 1 up­
lhr (if f* spoil -:vent of the uni- (hitr.i (•on twice, in 1'dL* and I ' J i l Wood *«iwl the leader* were ag rtad/l
kflfltl. Mf IS, I f I ynOHrr
a 1T o il
T llaM irS
J3
juria* k art keen few for the fair dTense against the tricky
M was just it brers for (#twvv
lt.hr
bear y faeoritra to beat Ike
M
l
W
*l«
kcrsiSy’s
YT»ta
HnmToming
week­
a
frkMMM
7
y , |arflllm
s
»p
Italldoga. and Mehre I* In a po- Ccofgia playa.
a hi n a committee of eight mem­
I . mt 1 * 1.
" '■••‘••a
• MBRfsrS
a w N M rtU s a
Righting (ialora.
end.
V \■r»Mn»
At ,t ci.iiflfere'T.e In F eb r u a ry , 11
•IIInn to throw lean a flir tram
■ Tm ww r
T 1 %. I .
4 I a lis ltr | .
fj
bers .tf I be Ibis, bill Wt iter s A*
When the Gator team steps on
against Ike (ialar. Tker* i* n« Flnri ui field Hatuiday in the
To
s K-red of winn n*r »h' •
cnupav.s. y * j must gat your * ('oitche- llrstly f'owell ami A. D -tj ia*inn ci»s| their ballots. The the Republicans named RrprcvenI I'iersQti itiivt* fS'hiftnt'd an Ini
Thar* wiU b* no wniM/iiri* of dimt.t but that 1* what Mehre
sc let* irns in early, so clip Ihi-* oil* n, plsr* /our name i,mi
\thi » t an-, who set nn .ill tim« til iv e Tii*on a* floor leader. * f t r aOdtr in Ihl« column which will l&gt;# will do. He'll hammer a « » i at Horn roming feature, it has a*
p:ci*iYe mac hi n- from thU y*«r'»/ir#gworth
fr»*
m&gt; Mdl ‘ \ winning 31 i a m « and r**r»ommnting
ditks upon it, put a " W or s "T “ opposite the tames nf the tram*
l«»ugh
an
assignment
as
ever
s
«k
to (hat ri|b&gt;k' 0/ t iiissirr
matciial. an It* &gt;1 fans n««* uni
tkr alraag (ialar line until Ike Florida grid eleven faced. Georgia
!i »,ng only To r ‘iuiliitf tlic p u t jp ca k ir. Tiiaun and Representntiv*
you
think
will
win
or
tic.and
»cad
it
U
r
the
F|»
n
*
Kifil
ir
of
The
iiK.p to si*** the 1911 edition ot
oh Florida Fi#M next Saturday.
boy• are groggy, then hr'II send ha* one of the greatest teams in
ias*m. i f , , ivr i TK jmints out of 4 .'full i &gt;i New York, for » i i &gt;ngr.
Hi mid Iml*fore noon Saturday, f&gt;» ( U,
Rfall JiMt take I h(' reninn# n ihry
young Gator**, about whum they pu .ibfe aw. ||i* i bisect rival was 1 haii man of thr rules mmiuiltee.
In Mime nf bin new and frenb the f ountry this season, an I com
have heard pro mi* tug atTmiat*.
C#m# along, * n I try to ni pto# them hack* and try to pile up a Store
t.uu fiehiig . slugging fir*-t ba»c- 4 re outntandhu: randidatm fur Hi# *
iug against the Gators at H time
I|l the r anip, Florida, in 1 hr fir#!
With the i ic ptiun of ftilly iiian nl the New Y»»®k Yinkses*, muni out ion
•
Nam?
when the latter are crippled with
place, has nothing to lose whilo
, Stark, left tickle, who buffered a oh 1 received at* |»nints.
Other RepuldRan .
including
(G hrig,
i n ju r ie s ,
Georgia hat rvrryth.ng to |„ ...
Wr »" know -h i.l Hat hfnin*4 iuim»*rou* bark field
! lirok«*u aw im thi* \IhImsimu gann
\itcc wr.d Mi hcner uf M’chigvii,t
v»iii (he j A j n l in III If7.
thingR
look
rather
dark
for
llarh
Addrrs*
e*en a .hot at the N at..n il till.
-■I’1’.........
* n,‘ „
l'“ ” ;
' thi* Flo*ieia fillip »**|e*rt I i be 1»*
Koch of Kansa*, L ice o f M i n n
n * t 0-0 tie the Gator. p lsy .l ‘I"" 1',
at"1neb They wh.,.|wd insn^fl team.
( giHkd phystral 11mi fur Friday’* ITA LIAN FIN ER L A U N C H E D ebu f t ' and l* nuofyer uf luwn.
vs.
T
rias
H.
M.
U
The
(iaiors
arc
pointing
to
linr
getth North Carolina prevent* thro. N ' Slate, J l to I); held North
s i w h jv e born tiiygeated.
«Lsh
fTom la lin r the Southern title. 0 . '
* 1,0 l " ';
;1 garni as tb- y will no other dur*
Tin* Rvpul/.i. an l ti ic pendent*
Duke I* T*onetat#
Ltaugh rt&gt; , Mi 1.. in, VnnHrd n
TUI ENT, Italy, ft ♦ W.— lA .F .j
(A* Gnlor. will be pitying that
* * " * ' “' * eleven on - ip«r thf* borrm t «rsson, but Gem
are thre atm ing |i pul f*»i*
jirul Albeit to n look like t h e fir *t
Thr Cun'tv HI Sivoia, fX.UDO-tnti
g&gt;s bn* it in fur the Gainesvilb
M rl Of wild and wooly f mil,all
* (,,U - " 1,1
YaU vs Dartgiouth
four fiF's at Ihi** 11ini* SytiW'. of tjw.il liner of th# Lloyd S a b iud o va id a »»:«aker»hip esndidata in
tht*' Irnya thi* seaflop. In the three praviWhich nften ......................... .uiikry '
Aul ',,M
l
4^ I S a n f o id , K m r. S t i u t u o k , P o l!«&gt; k 1,'fie. wan launch# I hen? yr.1 t. n l i y . cvvnt err t sin rr cues as are nut m«t.
•nis * Aaoni Fioiula upset the dopo
Morula *- (it*irgtg i f
WT*m h into the l e t Ini I plan- ot “‘,ulh "
'** " 11
'*
and Hut lei A III get I he f i r s t i nil
?h&lt; ninth annivcfsarv of the fasII. buiket with two ulartling win* in
ether tram Georgia in the a ,r.„
&gt;»hlrh should hnv. ..... . won
»t tackle, an d am ong th e g n . f - l
&lt;* march on Rom# Cr »w.i P l i n ­
Ctr!u mins v« Uurnrll,
hi hI u sfurelvflfl to*
time, freah from game, with Yale. be*’
demon, out of Itf.!* atid I
th*
! Schuniiifi i.« &gt;a »', M « .i m p h ll no 1 *" i M rie Jos*- fhriiU'R it
SUITS CI.KANKD # A n
riitfff tiniffl Mi enough fur
North ra re ilm , nmJ Vgml.ibii., 11 *,uni 11^
* d m . in
; tif tiir
Jtl
Kjn i cky
l&gt; the li-vf
Alabama
ifir. in th# (jr^Affit i' uf Itti#h RliV
Gr.
n
1
•
the
It
jIldog.H
U
riel
they
h«i¥«
fin
1
,1*4
AND I'UKSSKD t f U L
m y b e not »o fi.-.h I,, ih. w«&gt;. I »h,nh
" ■"» Juul*1 l,,lt " " ‘l
uif Kiut-ra y ami
1 Madigan ll.nA\ (fikillftl l lie cnll 111 1' ’ f! ,11 nl offiei»!
IJptialifaring the iTo«# mil tS* . JumJ hifl imp it lin* nti oiiufi'nl in thi? of nl lowing over-con fid ,ii# to inin
: ANTS CLEANED
1
Hrown
Hilly I'roM
f
vi«it«ts
center
ait
tv.
i
l
o
South,
With
duo
t
m
ill
to
Li#m
their
t-huilci?*
for
ia
&gt;
uci
mufui
***a- Hffttna| VandvrUiU, h»« ji-g eye* i.n
AND I'U E S S K D A IW l^
gi*V
vrltrtm
1111
&lt;
wJmb
1
think
»
I
Hrmv#
i»*
..........
IL
ndi
flUtl.
tl# Haul kern a. writ 0*. Ihi Nat
Indiana v* &lt;)hk&gt; State
.* *\ Y. till iLr filial
flu (*l ih
Opptwite Fire Slatlan
two nut standing
■[Ueirtl-I La t k . H ‘AM (It, Ririjiv&gt;. M
ftO^al title. Hfiirgia muni jump contain* only
Tin* play* a- 1 in l»y Nasi* ilig*
uf H a tl rt frth g ' thi ; *»ai
mu
Palm etto Ave.
playriN,
‘T'nifinh"
Mm
Lit,
mid
k
iu
ff,
(
A
M
Ml die
rs, \lfj cons in
A n l ) , tv.
Minnesota vs
Florida |h#n N#w York Lnivt'i-ily
gins’ Omelets yesterday afternoon
Thun^aud D av tmnnir the left •n»l
8*ft 4haw lu ls iii, ail in * row, Ittfe Vi mull llnl hi-lloi
entail all the trickery of ih* Notre
fvanltt
Lafayette vs.. IVnh«&gt;
I
i lifhi liulrU k&gt;; Stoic, June* an I
fop* th a n lit a ih irt lirv*lh#r.
I *Djuic hystciu, with u few ilevrr
j Muyc, uf Nan fil'd, nt fill Iha T,
T h ty ll never he ill# to iin it mi I*
Hill Farraaal* that Ikis l on detill-* ml ltd by f oach
Hairy
Syracuse
MUhlgatl State
mia kt* up t hr j*1 1ui i |uI (te r41»ii:i ifc Chic Slip »»yn ‘*1*11 tell &gt;mi fllrmigho; who plajrd a whale
Mr h i o f t lie JlolldogA. Th »c
in the “ H iby Gji Jj' o ’ ImicI I lijld.
tk ).H
of a game at tenter against for mat loht i oiti enii ate on n well
Geuigetiiwn vs,.
( (dirge
AKain»t th# Lrim on Tide fiuflh
Ninth I ariillna and N. I . Hlate. mmidid 1 unuiug uii.uk wit*, (den
Notre Dame
( f rnegle Tech
Shrai c IdiK-led :i (iitnt for a,
haw not wern action in (he last I y of ai-iiul' thrown pi for good
Net wii,time lo di"pmmg#
touch own, unit ib»y. a«ld#d thtn u game., mainly hrrsuse of nicu *uu*.
Catch II arry Mrhrr and (hr
North ( aridlna vs. N. C, *State
I Still point, to pruVidr lhr &gt;*•» *t»v
in ju iiii Hr’* rum lag iatu l be
flaeat Georgia tram ever tiirnrd
The ((Stors Mine tltil in stop
nuriariH auh their timui(di,
gamr Saturday, ami I predict
•Vt, let'* look Into their * r n *1
of Lai. at Lu* Anc- v* Maufo
|lM»U iih# Im# (iiLy# fmily will, linl
fferriL They opened1 with in I thal H*11 outplay anything on Hu■" III•liuls tun
i Ol ie llvflflisf'l* letl F u lfill.1 , |
ihu nvctifidary a
••ay » ln over V'. IV I t&gt;. * til I! thr firld. liarkmaa hi»n l her a K« rat ilcul „( Inn, il*. hilsby and
and one uf the fnul l |itr|i alhgrooming him for nothing you lli'uh
ta 0 ariire. In |ha I g/me, all of
letrv in ih - fltat%* In m in t &gt;tat J
ffttill t Ill'llr ivrcilflik# fllUM fhrr’n men •!» arllnn. When
know, and I b a llftf that Frr*
#Hiked#.( l.» L »,i jfirut trim furl
the flui
u •t. 1*0“it mu, fltoi
Jan ronaider that he haa three
ra n i in thr n a a t Ikiag In thr XOIIC |
K* i*l«y R *»an’ #Miiirtl will • fu*i.
I Htylr, hut Ro
Do-t* in
team*, all of them good, ymi r**n
Florida line lhat haulier ia to L«‘ 11», F- inlin lhatiix. ilQil th** n * t of
I&gt;»|| nn«| track re oguiliJii ul Roll I
(hr Hanford linr. Takr Kannrr th&lt;r tu.lll.u ks l»#l furuii’d in iiirtli*
•ae thal by itaing every man In
rit F I.cc h■tfii,
id minute* of p i n , It it pretty
out of a gap e M rr* and the IHr fut hi in It1traikinvr u|) the lon|f
li'u rp r Met am (tla-II.
ft»rm
New
York
Man
TclU
Him
whole lin-* will wag. Ifo the u n i
hard to get a »nlld. dependable
\V«-s| V*atIui Heat h &gt;.t*ir, i • ih *
#r («►ti'#.
I king at Florida and yon'H wee
•fftnaitp working. You*re got
in lliti fit "iL -liMilt; biM k fir ill
Thru th# a id! uf a device called “ A iitiifir1* uf I He’ll, FValmir mil/ 1
another H§gt although Ihrr? aru f
tin many sub tilutl tin mining
Loach iUchmaa lunl Litlici luiul,
the Whirlwind g .lu uwneri evriy-, ir.% ( h i hidfl, th eaflt mart hid In 1
•a end nfb fr r one man ever h
more aubwthiiteM uirr Ihrrr who
Kotfi ro, F,iiini#lhaiiu, unj HiUby ,
wKcrc *r * reporting amaxlng ga«o- '
' " r‘ h
" « hl
‘
raa help out than M rl.urli haw |
«•« aerustomnd In another. . V.
a liliu the net uni ifioup uf ball m i
lin. saving
Mr Win. H-u.'iltle
'* ,,« nk" ' '■&gt;
oUli
here,
1P. I. has since .iefraled the
iiy m ruliflhtcii uf I uHen. Davie,
of Niagara Fall*. N. Y. tell, of 've.L-h.ng bun 91 to 5(1 P "■«!I .
I
(•Ugh tieeideon \\ lidrats. lie I
h lly ami llufhc«. Davifl
nut
sis rspenence with th* Whirlwind. 1 Th* "llaby Ijisturs of Ki.,1 mi" .
the equally as laugh William 1 Every man nil thr Cat or Htw h»y
in uniform but ha wnrkvcf oui im
Ha says, ” 1 instilled a Whirl- ranked as |»iihai&gt;.. the thlid b.-«l'
lau d Mary outfit, md lost lu
liven Uirtiugh filo and aI mimFa mil utiuilfi with hi# i|i#bx-at#tf cullar»ind on my Mode] A F u rl and fn-km an -qua I -in- Hr t j m J
K m lucky.
Imluv an ia tirfrnfllYv an i offrmnva bone liKbtly utrappkH * llh Up#.
TAMFA, Oct. gib—New . York mad* a trip of itno miles. When I fuollall » » ' iiw.guraled in the*
•tar uf iimifliial u iilily I **y that
Hhiiw ISu k, Flui ilia’s K#nj»itlon- hankers sre willing to c inperat* started on my trip I had 10 gal- *v'’‘,uth in t'JTJ. thin gh the -lot Ail'/
Here's where you may diffe lhi* Florida hur will outplay tin
iil aophiiiiiurp iji artarback whoa* with Florida municipalities In re- |la u of _gwa in ray ta r and when of the yrarllnjt^-FrM iV'. ».id lit I
wtlh me, The next thing ftourgia I ficoigia Heir, mill Frnarxi ami
75-yuni ion 1° th# N. C, Htata ,
,
, .
, ,
. i i , I returned I still had twn gallon' l«t#r rim iR with ti^tf^cla Tech j
did wan to travel HNK) mile* and Parnell leading thu pa k. 1‘arnekl,
^
Do,,|kt||.
oY„ and Smith Larolina will h»vf* much I a g r a d # f o r o v o r y c a r — f o r o v e r / h o i o a
matin' flljil il thi- Gator# off with funding their bond drbt. provided
whip the MH‘kt* nut nf Yale, ‘iH |u lor iji«taper, a iwuinr, with hia laxt
u&lt;
Mo.
a MOAflon’K *(n , win (ircseiit al the municipalities adopt a pulley a7 m(l;| u„ #
' iJkMW*a&gt;w
7. But, m alwny* *a&gt; that Yale t*ark at Ciiorgia, will I« i|mng bl«
prartiru yCfllritiay, bill took no of p*)ing part of the obligation ‘ i, r|,tc „He tt to thrm ael'es In Inraught ton nmiri, that It. line It «t trying to o'il|tlav ttir All
part in thr play. Buck vm walking instead of b'tting the bond h ildara |*1*11 the same Whirlwind device
ploy tllil not eo-urdlnat* with th»» , Southern Smith, and you'll
without the aiH uf hi# i rulchca, but wurry. Oily Comptroller Steusrt en thel, car*. Right now the
•'* the harkrield, therefore, the of- tnui ph artiuu uii itir ilrhl ,-n,t ut
WMriwind Company need, men
fenslve strength nf the Yale out­ thr Grurpia aiul led eml of th* HU left It-u l« ’-till in t*&lt;f -hap#, toll Mayor M cK ., recently .
not having fully rctuvervd from th#
„
'
..
( everywhere to makp op to *100
f i t wa* blah. Tho Georgia outfit Fluri'la Gain aloa* lu malt,
it broken lien# m rived in th# ti*
Mr. Hleuarl returned Friday I
lhH f, ^
, „ ri, ory u k .
ihone In all it* glnry that Ha), ami k b JIH your (rip ,tu Gainesville.
with North Laiutina.
night from a series of conference ;nK rare af |„ca; business an t aic
1 say it shone for Ih* la 't time thi&gt; S o * , wtlh thr Fluiiila'Inn' outin New York rtgardinff some of i offering for n limited tin e a f»*c
Mason, that i», againai a m e jir pJaymK it* uppunenl*, all ttarhTampa's refunding problems. Ho device to thove who will help inopponent. Yale Jigs ajnea demon- man iireii* lu worry uver Is unr
•trateij the glory that *».. uni atill thinir lea. than a million. All he
Is hopeful that satisfactory ar- tnulucc it. Write Whirlwind Mfg.
■aagrnienfs ran be worked out. Co,, f)ept. 1975-S. Station C., Milla Yale'*. T heySr heaten the urealt n,eda to uo la work uut a ilifrnar
Chicago outfit, but, be.t nr alt, agalnat a |iauinK atlark which
ttul. Tempo, judging frnm com­ waukr*. Wlac., tmlay for frea de­
ment* of New York inve lineot vice and big money making of­
outplay'd the grrat Army Goorltla has yet to unfolil. All
aleaan, always
ron.ldrred the Imrhllian ilreils tjo is play ilefriitankers, stand* at the lop nT fer.—Adv.
flnaat I tarn In I bn
t*» ram m ■In- [oolhalt lirrause
Florida's list nf preferred iminlci,
hoy.
(rn n tln u ej from I’ega One I
€ ta € lia. I my thal Yale ha* r um1 luuldn't Mine ita in s t Grntjrla in German), bot make, the whulo palitira ticcaimo Tampa, he -aid, is
paying It, debts.
*»«*« &lt;iul her than Geurgia ha*, a wirk. unhaa they ha I a hip wurld go limping alimg'!'
wtrti both teams hevlng Just about break, uiik-ya aumrluMly luni b
“1 found the flnanrisl situation
"In
almost
every
rountry.
In( ih f aauu' type material.
kickuff Isiik fur a tuurhilown, or rludlng our own, this *&gt;ccs tve a* It applies to Florida iltie s,
blink* a punt or aomrlhlnr. Pu- pr itortlnnlsni Is hard at work. somewhat delicate,” the comptrol­
I
The Gear (la M l[ll then earn*
frniive football of Ih* finest kind Every country declares it Is u very ler sated. "Moat of th* trouble
DRK88 i : n OR L IV E
| k a a * and skipped Naeth ( l l e ia the thing in prospect ju*l now. bad thing fur tho other ruuntr), hts been caused 'jy a few ritU *
I hi me aw| whipped &gt; *r tji Carotaking
Ik*
altitude
that
their
ot&gt;but a guusl ami nm naary thing for
1 »Meh. k ith Jehnne Ilraoch ink
ligations are so grral as t ) pre­
Th* Uatora have been pointing It.elf.
ggiita-ll Od-Yf
Dad gplladp, had bp*a held lu *
clude eny e ffo rt toward arltlement.
for
the
Georgia
game
sin
.*
last
“And
ws
blithely
go
forward
O M JM I « • «
I Marr[aaa - tla hr th* GaUva Ik*
In. trad of stepping forward with I
year.
Georgia
hasn't
lean
able
to
hero
in
Amerh-a
to
aat
up
new
an
I
s e e lr he fart, •Brearke Ipawwai
N ttn -n
• »
a flank aU lrm ent nf their condi- 1
point
for
eny
game,
although
higher barrier* fur trade t&gt; fry to lim and an offer fur revised pay­
W an * l e k a e beea fell Kr ( alright it iw It'p chief worry ia Tu­ leap over or fall proatrato before. ment', a m o v e d so that the bond
**U)t
VTf
. Ua'e haHUa. plthMtfk be kaaa'l
la tie. They'll he saving plenty uf Even now |h* i|Ur*tion of pla.lng
tk * it f.*w »tt* *teep«tk whlrk
•
holder* ran nl least gat something
their atiength for N. Y, P ., and a tariff on copper amt oil la being Imm ihelr
Inve-lmenls, 'th e * *
' * I m k a » * *. (I VH H H&gt;r «»ai*
Tulane, )nu call let. nllhuiith aeiliualy discu aed here.”
frp Mehre a W fa, add «M * M ala
We arc In a position to
2 9 x 1 .0 - 2 1
titles have thrown up their hand*
Mrhir
ha.
hewn
hammering
.
into
luintont
termed
as
"contruillcha ptdred aW ai three term* In
nnd are doing nothing. It I* thi- 1
thalr
head«
the
need
ot
iroming
bring
to
your
attention
a
lory”
America'*
mninirnance
nf
a
Uta n a a darlap the afternoon.
onliey that ha* hurt the whole
th* bridges only when they are high tariff wall and Its credit ax-j
■ItldB maat at tk e re tu la r. a
Florid* municipal toad a tirk rt."
ncrvlcc whereby you ran
rttrhrd.
On
lop
of
everything
else
pension
policies,
t
M a t Y e a 'll prwkaMp aap.'never
Th* m ,*1 a f New York'* bank­
U
lha
I
art
that
Georgia
will
be
■lad about haw m ar- tpr.me ha
"Am ciIran banker, and invest, ers. I f - *'*-u *rt *«id. are eager to
double yeur luflilrlen in
playing on Klirida ground under oia hnv* about rum* lu the point,”
t lfl&gt; Ike field, bl« t i n learn
mee| around Dm contemn# labia
what
1*
predicted
as
warn),
aunny
aappiieed of oeaiara »ho b i t *
he raid, "allh iuj'h not all of Ihrm with officials ot Ftortdi titles,
connection with the nalc of
t * * » p fajln * la iflk a a far year*, •kies. Th* heat, pals, you know may realiga It yet. where they will whose Food* ara sralUred IkraDghwhat
thal
daw*.
Georgia
will
have
Year PROCKSTY. MORTand Jnat aaluralljr know e v b
no long** (cal oaf* In making loans
to overcome a Florida jin * too. al road, while their govcraniagt ont the nation.
and apery mare tk e j Make.
"The
lotnkera
are
a*|
haraka
inOAGBa, KTOOkK, RONDS
n don’t forget,
a Rahm an
T h at'* a prat*/ *»wd 'e fk a t a t
run'.lnur* lo allrk ilgiuly lo a fa r.
coached team has never lost lo a Iff policy that threateiis I* Ulus •hi* In the Iking* they expect id
ar U J U N E V n U i eerrice
FlaHda rill#*.” he aM *A. "Unr
Georgia trim .
away front Ih* firelgd borrower*
hood* war* void In g a t cash tnr
It in
the atetna fur repayment of such vat Ion public Improvements. Tka Hm bflhkad ether*.
loans,
W*U.' wf’v# apaat 13 alautea
praeaad* have b a n spent. We have
iMONthiii thni you call at
#A1
figuring gad law aught la h*
“It Is obvious tb..i one reason •He Improvements and the bond*
7 »rd* of -prana areata
to*.fused a * and. uni#** you're
why the other nations of Ihapprth kave'baaa aenttered among Igi
.ttpr
adfke
ErUfly
pr
Satur•W at haw p o d U t
fMaeal (avh
da ear# of • Owl-gig win i s I
have Iwen building up fresh tariff to n ov erxw h **. Neltkar tho ba
•*“ - after tla.*. Viperli
Ik a
m i af a Florida win. I soy Ih it
walls is the rinvirt|«n that, 1/ .o — • " - baml holder* df* cefl
27 x 4 , 41 - 21 ..
tf
m
cpnOdcoJUl
luler"If mi»t&gt; U e i
(Had la taa aiatk at atak* for
great a rountry a* th* U n it*! with how the ptnpey was spent.
2 9 x 4 ^ 4 -2 0 ..
Ham m It did
Georgia, pad lhat Uwyll never
rkwKlatra uf Ainftlea loela It eoavnllat That wax the buslne-m of the bor­
f a*r dad Ih*
’ te •- U «1 gp garJar Ik*
i
lo rrert inrrrstlaply high tariff*. rower, Out (h e r pre a king Florida .t }
d r | tkada &gt;afraiu. G a *ig jrM | M la teat
Ihtn nil the more L I: nrc* vary rlltea to exert themaelvrx I iu a r.1
. 73 - 14„
dlh nrifarad
' M d •F * PI Ifloat three tourhfor that* leaser and waafcrr n&gt;- i educing their nMigatlrmt. The
Idear* wtd&lt;J)
dowaa, skowlda'i neaglet Fieri la
tlon* In follow our nohl* "ex
• .8 0
pled.
■taaa, W t f r a a faaitag lhat lhr
ample."
31x5J5-21JAi£^ 8 .5 7
M S
&gt;
tiL
aid maaUt strata U i d u Ip he
A ”well-coos klrrrd m ive" (w K la herd sledding. KtK tbeg a r*
tt# greet. A a J a a H«Wb Mid. work! tariff.resluetlon v/uuld ka goo
lnrkad fcf lha atflFoda ah awn
.MStk’l
ta*( etgkt, "fieergla w « Hiker
mo, h la hap* for, La mop t mini it*+ *
dwfUVat t f Plartda d r
led. However, t e a s pressed wdweteW’lLLA RD AND UTILITY B A T T E R iES
* ‘‘ W
IH y -tT H i y
Ip ^ O e ^ l i a i
tl &gt;n that the Aweriran geopla, who tor refunding hut even rolng on
tka M n d a rt
fl-v
ha said we lawmad flips ideal Hwa­
Jk -F
" altar noon
ve!’* debt hwHUy ptap, also would
d
road]
welcome. wim ' V g M t good aaase

Florida Presents F air
Defense In Stopping
Bulldog Formations

fc

" MIIIMMMUl

Symcs And Moyc WllJjl/airu'', »u..t v.liat.See Action In Con­
tent I n Gainesville

KepuUmna i!7i DeMucrkta

THE M AKER OF YOUR CAR SAY?
- " n™ "
summer oil now-

F

MILES ON 8
BANKERS SEEN AS 300GALLONS
OF GAS
WILLING TO
SOLVE BOND
Attitude Of Repudia­
tion Called Menace
To F i n a l Solution

TEXACO

"" A\'

Lamont Decries
Hiph Tariff Now
Existing In U. S.

W .H .L O N G

HENS and FRYERS

-RSi,

You Want Action

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aad k'air rmlaaltoa,* Tama fo r a af ahrated roMplef taa and open
t 'f l l l mcdlfkation.
ae« p 10,000 charth tdHlca.

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i i l g n ora n cJ CANJOU gEATty
Navy League HC*R ThAT

By Maurice Ketten
TimSm'Xoz

STA TE GAS TAX CANNON D A RES
ACT IS UPHBiiDlGLASS TO USE
RY HIGH COURT|LIBELOUS LI S T

H.OWEK UASKFTTS at
Killing Station. New Highway
amt French Ave‘.
' T
■ -tX f
3 0 — llo n e e a

Kwr U « n t

»1
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wftt|| |
n o t &gt; U F . I fwom
(Continued from P er* Orth)
W tn H &amp; u r.
tC m tinunl fr*‘n: P t f # O n t)
1
t r ntisued fro m P ag e (V&gt;*&gt;
pelrr la n i, oiitah U Hty limit#,
■aftfkally counter to thr interests
y ttie x T 0
nied th* m otion for a tem p o rary i ( t i in a »ue.r *tuJ p it f ir b &gt;#l
off K « d in nr tr* A ** . f t . * *
end w»l*ht of thr Ur.ited S u it*.
\ IgjuiH tlna,"
at*«n *t th r* r i«at»«rJ ro u lj probBout# i
llo*
In worM affairs hut, in effect,
Th- ‘(pinion
w ritten by C ir
ahl \ h# &gt;olln t a*at
»«uW ba** M d r for bigg»r and
fu ll Judg# A- (L Campb«Jl of l&gt;#
"Thr *implr*{ way to inattf# •
r war*," C.er liner added.
Fun»ak s p r in g * who rapl»##d a*- «uit for !•' •I t»v Hi*hup Cannon b
I s K G A l* N O T I C E
J * t n t h it th* psychology
• ofni. luMirt K m ! H. D**i» on
u" . ior
for thr I «rwhhtiirf \ew « lltii th#
th (t I* wot only controlling our
1 m rn » ou \ v j i r r c
th e «U| rme court baach
during' LyncMurr Vdv •n«r to print in
Mine sc 1 0 (R K iu r u a i.
lotam at navsl Policy but dicta*.
th r let I r • di-qualification tu hear , t ^| r ...li'.i.eisl , ••I nun* thr f&lt;UI *W\ iiib h u r t
or i t i l l T f
iD« |U e ite m sl subordination to
11 Ki'iw
* i :n t xo la;
ta n ? t,
th# »AS.
in^ rh a rg r
a *.&lt;uni m# full I — A | t t o u n c f M ( i
th.
*t u k n r r iu R in i.
lh*a# of foreign naval powers."
A&lt;* * n i r J im tic*# J B. W h it- trapon-.it ilit? 1, ,
l uhli.'ft t i.«n of
\ in M r . t n : u y m \r t a u n k i
Gardiner’* pampnlet n n a i n i
tiii:si;v r u n s . i»w...u#«i
IIAVK Y n r it WATt II irp airr*
f it M an.| tiU nn T errell f*»n cu rr# d1 th# *tnn
•M irelll •*, Ud &lt;1**4, 4lelltb a»
tha entire naval policy of l ln v t r
by on r who t r a i l v kn.* * 4 h*»w
in th*
{union m d th# ro n d asio n .
i
n * mi*.
til
v* •’ "B* * haetnM
In i nn, whrn Mr (ilaa*
. I.sio.w . 1 *|s m i im|w siiiln il itWt
from the time he held up cruller
A»«o* f*»tr J u - t i
A rm uttiH B row n I ilr*irol thr •■.•inmat ion fur tiuvrr* |lritf#4. Jra rU r, M* w U
Midi*
ronatruction in
preparation for
• n*»r 0 f \ If gut
con* m •r«| ,.n lv in th# ctim luamn.
h .
I u h &gt;f r
Tie Rer#w
t t &gt;.L &lt; r *
Dr Ja m # - Can
lifr t»
t H IR O I’ I' a ! f l'*
A im s
'}(\ R AC/ty-v&amp;H
3**
» . . 1 .*.. 1 . 0.1 t * t|si&gt;i rd I., preeeal
th# London naval conference down
t hirt Ju-tic# U iv rr* Buford an |
I*
I
BUI. 1* . ret r* "anting
tk# anti
Ml lillllis dll‘1 .|*-n*|to|n » hick
I Ir
W
year*
arid
y#ara
to
Mr
^ t a 't h # preeent. T h* league charted
*MS A
A « au&gt; at# J u itic # W illiam II. E llt- •a I«*s*o lrar&gt; • •' V if gmiA. m 4*t# an
baya
F McD u -a l!. F lo ra l II. ight*. S
r s.f VI VIt Y A t!.
,-&gt;•&gt; V *"
f T t t a t the president's ronvertation*
"■ O f 4 v f v a i
llU w iltn l. It *A « eaie I At th# -U
'unhol &gt; alii:....... with th# brew er a. Sanf« ril \\# phonr '•••?* \\
n
»
*
&gt;
*
n
n
i
M
\
•
1
I?*
•PFfam
k
VC4STT Of ft*
‘•a
with Premier Mae Dona Id of Great
ptrim .‘lift building th y would ili-t ill rr«, ,n».' 1 10 •• •all#*! .Martin
•'.M*|*&lt;t k'torlila.
doq
.'V
o
V
"4
•
.
siiAltUdf.
Britain at th* Rapidan in 1920
•t
'
fil# a
«4«ntin^ opinion i« ■ few FI*H*6| &lt;w a»&gt;
OOtZT i
•4. ranti..u i*M«intr,
t.s.fion
of t!i# ^— A u t o m o b i l e s
"reached •fre e men.* that ha»e
«U) *
m ill I s.lift.
th#
l»#ni •cratu par tv to .re a r#
"•■o.t &gt;•••»# •'Munlg,
!».«*!»
(
H
F
Y
K
O
I
F
T
t
'
n
i
’
PK
N#%
nerver officially been divulged in
Math
•tta het| the 19-11 la*
•*1 • 14 r
own tag
nu'iiiniAtlu‘1 of
•*• natot
W illiam
I’ainl
\rw
But‘t»#r.
f.fi.Y
S
m
»
their entirety."
in\ m .| on i h** #roan«l&lt; it u»e«| II.Mlg.f
•in.
' M.»nn a• buirriM ir.
t«
*1
V
I*
t
l
l
i
’*
ly a#w
Marl#y Dayidfon motor
“This suggests why 'he sdminiat t r i* kH t«» |mv cauntjr boml
•‘S it \ t‘ » H n 1.19
.on*i Dr 1.»•!•#" 1 Annon. J f , cyct# Bert A Sona. .Myrtle A\#
d. ht4. » k.l#.
th# ^tat#*«
cr#*t»t
atratinn refuted to allow even an
\
l«s| •.t ..t ..f ta a
v M*lntm / tk# Iaw
was guilty **f
sli's •(
etem tiv* uraien of the Senate
fur to.uity oMigatlihA*. .p u t th**
\t; n r. 1 ,
'I \ It '
•»gain -t hoA4.lt* * 1 1 hi ilunng th# 4— llttslnrsH N«rvlC«
lit II SI &gt; t l . l . t N
&lt; ta tr of a r i t .h t in«t#a*| of a ra«h
committee oo foreign relation* to
W o .l. • \NAt
f e .M lM .
Iba^M an.I nil m any nth#r point*
»*• tha fall reeord of it* negntiaI i\ t t s
H in ts S T ttR F
I’r Third In 1 he- Kirhinun*! aimIi
i
r
i
t
iY r o il
T h r “ 4 k‘»‘*v opinion ye«ter&lt;ta\
i
n
*
o
r
%
••»•!.
Irene ,nd poeeibl* eommi'mem*
«* t iption*
m:»#aTin#4, fou n tnri
n 111:11
* M T llW
\\ Ml Ml
an aly irsl thr 4Ct rh»*aly, iKclwrml torium in thi •ainpgign of I'fJtc •••?%!.# B B n M P T d e l 1 v# 1 1 # preparatory to the London naval
LMMU
*r4tj
7
%
«»•
f
i
l
l
,
it unlik* a
a ct which illlh e w * Sen# t o» l.la s 1l**ld thr froth when Phon-* MM
tl 4 tl»
HU.
conference of 1*90," It -mtinued.
1
mhiii
kJnAT
i
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f
i
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t
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4
ini#
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■'v'*X'v&gt;
i------\
,
k#
.1#
lar**l
tha
•urr#«*4 i l&gt;
attack #*!.
an«l
an
In the puhUaation th* Navy
ihnl J
In o i l a
Tvay r
c ,x \v
A ’f v v r
y~ .1-* f v i \ ’
r r vices to th# I l l ’ l l . D IM ; H i m K.S Irrig atio n
C a r.
«w#t*.‘t 'he Ifirn lltA r'* argu m en t 4 Hlg III* IllHot’lr
League deacribad itielf a* "an
tuaxAv r ;
:..A 4 a f
•
•
f
|.f.ihibii
i«*n
with..of
*
•
*m
I-*
•
t
#
&lt;
ami
##nrral
trim
nt
w*irk
t
a»i"**
I*411111 t&gt;\ |M’int
S r i V .9
organisation of civilian* tha Tor
Itlrsl ealo
»s/y
6 a *K
pa-ll
•
«»».*»•
lam
es
Cannon
J
r
Dr
Mira Ir l on* »rl# 1 «» J F. T#»
TK** U t
r h rn th , rut p#r #al
owev a q u a rto af a cento'/ ha*
wilta irri. I'rop trd ami Kim
‘t l« I
Ion I'd tiiiiir t a t wa* voart#«| in vt a 4 th.- pa ft Agrot *‘f *hr \lltl
specialised ao accurate infonaait'* 1.1 *4 HAtj
Salmiin I* Ago# of \ 1rg 1ma
a •#pa»4lr law am ! *»• not at
tian a* to oavai matter*." It ad­
*hr |&lt;. 11..wing
-H
e
lp
W
u
n
le
tl
-4
Ul
ta r k n l in Ibr «m t. Th# (hi## ern t
-F«milt Vi h a M# 4l Co . ».f \rv%
ded that th* league's "polrcle* ar*
K I.. ■t » ..w it: *
|&gt;#r #ai:t4ii l a i r%%enu«* # 0111# to N“ »k ••|*t * AI*••! a bucket ahop anil \|k\
WWTFD
fur
K aw h igl.
formulated by ila offlcen and diIt. L.
th e St.it, Boat! |b*partnirnt wa* Hi h. •I. l mnofi
^ollght AH‘l *ul'l
■ I l a ••*« * ****4r4 At th#
reetar*. who ar* ad civilian* ar.d,
t i l s Bout* •• of 400 Fsnuli#« in
is.'i ih i * s.f 4 u•*th r t r .
atta«kr,| .*nl' in n #rtirinl wav a* "luck through h able 1 t o . kn w
excepting th* p i e cu lIn *«cr*tary
| n -L iim * r.lti villr. \ \s M ov"in
. »l*.r M| t NkNSlWM.
twin# [•lit of th r .anw act who 1 log 1t to b# a liUtkrt hop
w i*«*t m \ iuH«haa#g
mill |&gt;uvtuna M* h IL'IiMhlr Ih"
and th* aa-iatarri tresiursr, serve
•
•T
it
.».•
N*.
4 v*#4I Ik
irara
ili«t 1 ih’.N •! &lt;4 sftnMil thr#.* te n t |o*r
•* F iv *li Hi»b«t|« I annon %i**tal#«t tlrr ao -ta il ra in in g $.! * wrekls
without pay."
is.'V v !• t'f* .
gallon tax »*\#nu# to th r &lt;*ouuti#«
Ih# ' mIp iu I «ttrn»|»| |itA*ti«#« a&lt; • illll II' irit *■ 1 a|i*ll\
W ilt# tin
Th* league iwung Inti in at* till, .lie HI U4V Oft!*
. .•1w o••1 iirallon far
lloli'm # th at t h r r r « a . m» «|«i#«
b\ nidklit# a f » b c -slAlwfilt III
in# m trU
K iwi, mh C o .
D i*t
tatk on th* policy that ha* fol­
Or IO A.-a s.l sL*TU* g l U
tnm »if o i l ' t aioiin# state* •ond** to 4 AIII|&gt;Al# II #1|&gt;**n. Ilui#4
F \ IlF '•.' \ Mi’inphia, T#un.
lowed adoption of th* laimlon
. #|lll*&lt; tl r illiM w M tM
|»f
frei
r'iir.1
01
rrftin&gt;|.''l.
th«*
.Ira.
I l.r.t PU-pHU lUa
yApfraaty
P r o filin g to *** tite r
**Sitib
lh"bi»|i
i annun w«*
•iiiiiiHif 1 m«h,is. riurlda.
c o u r t’* •rpinmii -uinl roail* may !•** guilty ..f a f r Athalulvnl i niib t r «h*ii Ill— Klsiwcr- am i I'lttnlt*
4y that agreement aa undemanding
a
pani fur a* «lir*cl#«| by gtalu tr in I*# hi i*ri\Ai# u- #
. m. r |I**4a la
sa
'hat th* United Slate* would b*
i itiifigir'i VI IN T I It VN N I ' .V12Ih..» ....... . --•*•••4 a| tkk
th e •Ii. « imi&gt; tif
o»gani«
k m ita
western inmintain ares today were ’
allowed to catch up to Great Hilttumid &lt;i*nirituit#*l l«»i »i*• t»» lli#
•I*.?, ti. n |i|»|* tiag o ti,
C alrndiila.
Is’s. ia I'4# f awah O N
believed
out
uf
danger,
thank,
t
.
lion1
.
ain in her tonatructlen of auaill'*?H #l#-*tH*U
I* * *IA**4S* *»l t ' t g N O f t y
V i«v jn a Coioiiari.«iii. 1 olnrlix. Dt
an all night long haltle uf the pop |
•*Tli# |»* «ent poll y.~ lb# upln
• . * 11111' sir Dkall b# ,r#«
lary ahipa by approalmately the
a n tht|4 \|.d (I K S«|uii i , M iMs&gt;*\rtith
|ft«l«a•|• I nnni’ii •m
. nil'll, »•* »%#
dMfl
»«*•• -t* ’ rs| "*14 In «urtail it{*#ioli
ulation
time that tha neat naval confer1*1* n i**i
in# Js'vtv. {l| f
I it vv a V In V urn|f*’ 1*1 •«4 U| # t #Ml# 1 l( K m th y.
lur« * for lm th#r tuail cua* true lion
From Eastern North Karolina,
.
I
V
t*
.
1*11
enra would -be held, the le s g j*
|M#«#nt &gt;| til*’ hr ai iiiif
III# N\# —
.............. If.Vial
alguAU*
an.I by alalut# ta» piovnW aJilttiun
there &lt;ame in appeal I . Governor
•aid the presidents actions were
'••minitt'# . n l i i f
|*M|
IS — W a n te d
i t .. • l h* Il4l .U»
al
uiran*
with
which
to
pay
for
Gardner
for
mohiliiaiiou
of
state
I • 11 '•I
leading is a different Erection.
•..Is.
F.ighth
Biaht.|. i anniMi ha«
JE -S tJp . CJ«.. t M
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venation. Couteem later said h*
was' finding amt If aome af hi*
kl^ U lalive plana met the viawa of
ilhoeetr.
’The Interstate Comnwr.e fom mlaa{on last week flatly rejected
• petition from th* railroad* foe a
lh -| x*c*at freight rate lacrtasa.
Such a step would h* made both
fp r the carriers and the country,
tha decUlon said. Tha tomjnhwtlon '
•••fvet'd piaelwg surcharge* on
a ll freight bill* except for farm ,
product.. It outlined th* plan in I
data 11 and filed Dec. I as the lime
for acceptance and th* span
1a tcheme'a Ufa a* Id month*.
The commission's derision cam* '
36 hours bofore th* annual
Kgttlng of th« assoc is l ion at AtIgBPlc City. F irs t reactions ware
Id oppoaiUon and were In liao with
o^Jactlonp to suck a plan expressed
daring tha rata he ax mgs. .
'L a te r, however, h m axacutivea
•aid they earn Ufa propeaal aa th*
e«iy way -o f increasing rail read
revenue, ahait a f a wage tut,
(h weald taka roaatka. Tha
elation directed tha advisory
slttaa to taka up with th*
nil*ion th* question of clarlsom* part* of the plan and
m ad ifjlag oUm ib .
chief objections to th* rkhm t p tasd*. It • as said by ana eaev* uUee, lay in detaila of operation
an d payment a f money to n*»dy
Hm *- Th* committee la underet opd
ta have been directed to ash that
tha commission axmnd IU scheme
i a that poorer llnaa would receive
tim e from tha pool IBaton* at
It
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kaapaver. Including Chairman May*
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Lgt*I*. L r , Raataaaa aad Prater,
Jarahara af Ih* dlviaiaa.
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How One Woman U s t
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ISeined
a d d le .,e .l the ecu m en ical c o n fe r­
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( r o t s * ! a g a in s t it
heuag ure.l tu
l..* t» r the a l f a i r , nf the Republic­
an i.a r ty ," ho said.
The m ay if re ite ra te d hi. recent
•I tjik on Hlehnp J a m e s t snm.ii nf
the .1lethndis| F p i.rn p s l I hurch.
South, whm he s a t I. “ had n» l.usiness leading th * i hurrh into the
murk and m ire n f p d itirs ."
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MI09 OfferraJ On
10 Day F rra Trial!
r y i f A G O , III.— A new S|wrtarle
t has been prudwead which is g u a r
ta rn anleed a g a in s t breaking
irhing am i is a g r e a t iinproyemrnl
over nth«r m ak e*. T h .y will e n ­
able alnwMt an y on e to read the
te r y sm allest p rin t, threa .1 Ih*
finest n»e&gt;ll* a n d see fa r or nhar.
Hundred* o f th n u 'aru ls have b A n
•rderesi in th * la s t few month...
O rder* a r * p tu r in g In from all
over Ih* world. T h a m an u factu rer!
o ffe r to send a gp air &lt;m 10 days*
ir e * tria l to a n y r* * d a r "I th**
paper with Ih * u a d e rs ta n d is- &lt;hat
if lh*y do not think the »p*cta rle s they o f f e r a t ILbA r,,u a l
to th ee* sold elsew h ere «t t i t ,
th ey will
h* o u t nothing. J j ' t
sen ' n e x t , a d l r e s a and a g e to
Capitol S p e cta cle C o.. 19 N. C larh
F t .. D*pt. K A -43, C hicago. III., fnt
a 19-day tr ia l a n d learn*how you
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HOOVHfS HUGE Capone Granted Writ But [| £ STEEL’SC OF C. HOLDS
Hb Must Stay In Jail Until nn/innin pppm
CREDIT POOL IS Highest Court Hears CaselDIVIDfcND^tK WEIGHTY MEET
^ALMOST READY RECORD THRONGS
Jas g o o d s ig n last e v e n in g
Fund To O ffer Ready
Cash To Banks Unuble To Trim Their
A « « t o I n t o Money

W EATHER

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BodOf Sheridan
Arrives IS
MACDONALD
At West Point Where Last
Rites Will Be Held Today BIG WINNER IN
tz GAG LS PLACED ON BRITISH VOTING
•&lt;•!«• ,n
( »|h^ir
NAVAL MEN WHO Is Swept Into Parlia­ A
ment By Ioindslide
MAY GIVE TALKS That
Gives Govern"►.•♦r 1 " ^ 1
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j* .
• ' •*.»-- h i . tinn&gt;W) Sh«d*i». ir —1 m I., in. taa.

iOtiicr Indications Of Plan- l or Trade Body rh.rn-l
ft,
•orvMiV'd
1h«* » r i'.e I Slate* Circuit mar*,
3
Aitivilirs D u r i n g -hit, a .,.(.1 , S. ,f Ift « kirk
uf A p i .. i Ia grintrd the gangster
I • &gt;mr ..... I,
fftftrr Iftan
Inertrm*
do*!j&lt; .* a *%Tti of *uinr
*31-"12 Formul ated
),o4 In
ih j 4 denying thr niar^iiall
lhp- ' Ih.nn 1.. ftim Iron ift.
Isgue9 s t a t e .
By .12 Of (iovernors Il.lt.
h.lcnn, in 1Hr
y.ift
tht* no-.* . t.ieu- privilege nf r*c ir»
i
ment Big Majority
v k vv vmth
nmbet* of
&gt;e cr I » I .n tn.i 1 mftnlK rft»i&gt;
(A IM
W a s h i n g t o n . Oct. 28.—
ment On Eve Of Big •rr him :»» .he I e:«\ **nw.»rth |»-ni
Iftin .clrtu ,1.4 iniuirm «.»»i* t j ut if.r S. i**
in »e*torinc e«-ti Ii. r .
LONDON. O r t.
28.
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H o o ver’s!
University Gala D a y , •»iii r ' „t it follow**! the lead »d
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da\ *fi tin n amt. nance of divi men«
th
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'ail du* ng hie apprai
Itam.ftay M a c D o n a l d
waa
ready to set
its half-billion
n, f r a n k A. WRICIIT.
ft
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i
night
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•o*»dcred lie
Thi* gave the aaog chief the d. i |« t the l otted St *tr* S!&lt;el
*w**pt into
Parliam ent by a
dollars to the task o f p ro-!
GAINESVILLE, o t. 2* .- T h e !
ante ;,
^ ASill M i TON
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3
at th
‘ ••:.*! S a.ertf the ek*|»
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the
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priiotier
in
militai
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laiftilsliile which *a v e the nat .lt
vidinjf ready cash fo r banks' •' niver«ily of Florida i* inticipat*%•&lt; h»- 'a*t 1 A |* 1 \ Navy Ik
f * run » u
Corporation had flan
he r OK (ounty la.i. wi.h the N A too a! • r.
»H*.l k*« ||,» •uoMuiil j»,
t*n»l
n er .'r.irre t,. avoid &lt;ontro*er tional p iv c m n irn t m ore than
unable to turn
their assets In# ■ near rrcorJ fathering for '
»H’*o a- .of ' of t* .ntrial half hit- hr. »i •
There *4- .« •
l»«**«pv.
t
of
rcuia^ir.c
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quickly into currency.
i *he fc-tivitir- of lh approaching
• wet* to .peerhe. indicated ADO veat-H. the U rjp flt [U djofl*
»h**i .nr i f ,
. t h*e
doll * «*fi re th en.1 of the fo. tl*M
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r
By the end o f the week the revel-end which marks the olnerv. a! nn»n;h. Mehi’e the higher e oirt*
■il ri.-.'j.nvUn.en whkh ty in the history o f Enaland
hilatri*..*
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have been sub- ' anc* ° f hom«-&lt;'ominy.
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f&gt;efer.»e \ to ,n.\ Micnae *I»e.*t ntjrLi!
H »»• •
• 'frti .*f the proposed nara!
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John J. —
Tigert ftitr r .
»•*•♦. VtimiM.i. *aek* i.o l an l
scribed. M r. H oover
is inHe won by
nearly
6000
M.imh »tattrn nf the foiiom ir &gt;r r.
Ah-rn mdirair i ;hu waa iar .r m
I •og* . « «h . • •». 4 ke liMkteuf . J, a.
» L*ug a sa* Mid *ef e.t of |00 (IOii .IKK) lu»«
y i**Uftl the following »tate
form ed, and soon afterw a rd
vote*
in
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atiMa.tory to ht« rlirnt."
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mm rae*«lng
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the (man ial inatllaliuna will l * . , m,nb "kich will t&gt;r » f great in
IU%
He iniihi want the roiirt t . *4 f.'..**; t * u
• e*»»*
a•ti*ft| S:m
the •'ettkent **f HH*artainly l- (he r inalitueacy where the official 1ftl«rv*ft*nt
'I f»**in operation* a»a
Moaitni.d th, Pafre Thiewt
K&gt;n receiving th« rrllrf planned |
lo »•* fT .o n * antuipating cate it* nnier. *0 rhat t apone could
- n il •! «*.* n *a l.**i 'iint I
A *'
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»*f Nal'on* pn&gt;iK's«i *.*r
th. • •• t
e...*tPt| '»*,* I nttr,! S:ataa Mevd
(hr trip to tiain'rville ami the •tait hi&gt; ll-&gt;eir term ci Lrnven fi»- »f*. th' d «|tiatti*e ,»f the y^ar. n». 1 \
tS***V t*s11V t|l*l«* (»*r »,T*afwI tl-♦**&gt;
lot them.
r*
'r » i ar*i*ament k.di !*-. eli
(
lli* .mil** Will mi&lt;*ier Then m
1ett* n
h:
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t the . , 4&lt;le*
•••*! riithu*M«ti illy
t v i ft*
Thi* was revealed yeeterday. State Unneraity, for the gala n&lt; aorth. Ahern * id luog** Samuel and nu-*t,in of tlm (II nor ( rn
\l*chuUr. tepl. leg !,ir the -0* rt.
VimMtrilian
l-i.
h» f * •* * e,* * ll*e f iUd*« *s 'intunir «*| ih» W«w!
.ial rail toad* quarterly rtifi«|end h % 1
•lull Itancnu-ly with a dUrlnaur* | :,,lon:
aid In e*f»•*; that 11 mine . hf
♦ pr
»’* LIT1. I* *»»•*( F'dhl ftU'ler. thr «m in gray with
i*r*«i«|eal Hoover •a.d Mo»***a&gt;
“ Every pircaution u (wing tak ferrin** whi*h pti 01 ror.tnineil »t &lt;1 after jn unbroken »»*co'd of
•hat ailmlni.trrlion nna completed
.*• 1 It* »f ** *i •* • »*%
.hi it * • « (ku fointrj'4 »lv
|4 ire t:*s ' «lri|»e* ,.f white aer*«wfmynunt*
evtvnding
ot^i
M
u»r»T4|»
lar liiirket" t fwainuiin a (teeI wf'Ktee* t«
IM xiu-y of method* whi-fecy rail-j in to make home-coming move 1 Jpote, jiimt 1 i Ion'; a* h»* * p#.| than
r*
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M F*| •*•• " i a .u *•’ - rh, I |
,ca.*
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k
ma
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r ad bond prUr* may he atnbill&gt;e.d *ra,&gt;othljr. 1 think that the putilli* at large.
1 «t . with the Mark plunM^ft • ' *•- *h*
».1 • . I., -fs *»•&gt; :» * •.*•
Mti »n b«al * I’Ut it
* • • hca*v ni*»ct ol lh. day. .losing
•to- |h« tcnetlt..............................
I ran ha aaaiirid that traffic will jo
not only of the
The ronn'y jad ha»- if* ait\jn *%»rh numerous |o«* i -«i ••f || t,» | . ,4
rrr,, . *
!*
tlimtrst t«i Ihe* u v g i k
em u * t»».- n|l r»fUv- r*n their h'llltW*-.
R- J. Reel, h n l aatomahtka T
&lt;arrler. but of hundred. of small handled efficiently. .Ml tho«a com- ^«ge« lhcr» Capor.e wti* !..*#• to • ha: e.
Tht
co'Pill
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r
e
t
hun
then
«'f th
1£•***• •n* i*fi» r»*e|
1 f rilr.| f.*r »ecority
inr to the university for the foot* h inie Mi* nlu friend an t co;u ,on
atvlnge tank* *» well.
\: 1 tnt .iet) « » ’ h** fi&gt;llc&lt;eir*g l.itktnr down into hi- ,-»,k-i f.w ,
\ 1
at the um.’ time It h*»- ikaler. thi« aflemnon nimpktal
lh*P»te
llUnoi*
1
ntiaF*
divi
lire la*t tli.tr ■« &lt;| „ . t . ,n ift. t c.»»e b n v it ihai the Crited •hr purr haw of the mar
t
For ihr \.rv*ent. notion in lha I Im't m»na are rrqu»fttr! to follow io;\ I'hihn B'Amhra. e.a* \%th d*’n I a *ior. one prominent . arrier.
r-* • will »
within {
iC ntin etl f)n Page Fit*.)
* ail situation it M n ? dsfvrrvo., t ai .felly the traffic ^uggewtlon*
few dt4
)
n»i.Jg.*f a„.| f,.,an«e liny l ath .It- ,hnr L ftfler Father • Slat*• m«mld ns*l 4 n vM lb lr **-•••"«
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irmincr wmeo iao4t€
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I n«t*u. I'atGnlie rhftrlftin ai th. reply l*i* meek to the la a r .V i hare jesterdjy afUrnoon
Mr. Ilftowr nani« i , %4t fir*.: thi and plan*.
M
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tin
ii,a|
|*ut
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k
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to o.drr an **tia p*\ment of $J
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a?«*
cwpr-ting
m
largo
crowd
aaiwcr of tha railroad* to thr In
I'o't evdehmlev . «e|rntr r-«|o*rii* , **•••-*"-n l..r a « war', am: imenl u hour
i ,*
lln&gt; nt. hl ,
4 shar.. In addition tn the r^gu- •*ou%eiiiit»n« iCunty w.*|.
gur*t*.
i h lit* C'omnitr.v Commisinn's and PMny dietingjiihetl
llighwa . 'H**'. they » ill maieh with
arUrly |ay on-:o of fjja i a rratioe. W u n w a i*
la» i| artvrl
The
goYcinor
of
Florida,
cahiMamhall.
Mn..
.h e :. „ . . .
^
1 1'iot-otil uf sur?harg*« .n »*lac.ad
lh- la-1
In.I time I . th» hi.riel
Fiftft two ..atrent have been in
Timrul s Vtblllg* f»r the
he P*nn»\Ivania •ail mail. A^'tl teltule
■UvtleL
j «ciniiuoditi*« with thr ra'iikin* in n*.»t and rnemlirr* of |lu* vupnmr
en.U'id'
III
thr
h.llv
lhaGrek;
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to
Join
in
Ihe
propped
ftrun
F
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t.
ii
t
• f whiftli me t far dm
After a careful irupwction o f
I
na..|.r Monel •,
t u( ( j j
|„
I &lt; rraatd rrvenuo |colr.| mr tin* ,»*?1 court, will h# with n«. Thr govern­
411,| .|..-n 0|«.n Ih
d* nil ai’tu'it t«Kja&gt;. will Wn*’fit ni^rcial ac'Kiti* . Kiht «i
the rrafl thta moraine, dui
! *lf s\\ linea, particular!) thr weak- or of (ico'gu i« attempting 1o h**
*'i
tContinued on l*i»e Hee»
' 1 ■« in.l 'r r i.n l Flirt i.-i K\ »u»ii rdv ..I 1hr «...!» t—
through
i»*
large
«t»*
k
holding
111
whkh tuna Up Keel » e t l
(Cantinued on Page FWej
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|&gt;oaiti,.n&gt;. Vital....
ft,
Norfolk k We-st.tn
TOKYO, «Kt. ■:* - i \ |* i i „ n
Thw P r r Mr nt i* rumplr.ing a '
rath ... r
N**w« that th» Washington ad I I'rmi.Ht
) lu*&gt; in.nth of eli**a aitrntiou t«» |County P.-T.’A.Council ceir.il bv.uj.e of "|i ««(!lc irnin mill I-It at inn ha« »«tmpkU*l it* I*, e-e* • m i l . . . . tlirir ;r*ftr.u re
• '11 »»•.ftiion i f flit, .ion militar) •I»*dy .d rurans of Ud.ite ring rail '■&gt; M f'e ".I the . « ' k » . rote.0 l
Loth tire cumcmlf « n j for.ixn »r.
l*^t. (if tho problem of
:.ng
( A ,.r.n ed l.p
Will Meet Thursday o|e Kiuni (lie Jft|i'in&gt;»e Fetelirn way cri‘ lit. (»art. l iiurty a* a in»a-- te. v. hy
Minister llnrcm s;hi.|»h»ta ,j i.. •1»**
.^lu»ln»»« irrovery. Ry hLv cr^ill
strength* iting financial in *•* |Mt-er haiulet! fh*..»»
, patched ■ “ trim. Iv io.li of wum- ■titJlion.* win. h h'd,j ■•.n't*
••*-•«°l *n»l other ro«:hoJ-. ha h i p «
Th»* I r*»le ft**a*( *• t'l Latent* . f
An important nrerllny of the .a*’ tn M ».r.w ••»!,* .equeMiu,. ,MW.«00 to ,h Ir trend. .
I tu *wtnr the thlnl rharply u (w «.d
fills I* f| with the I ..lUftl Slate*
*| home. Thornuth hie werk-emi hvminofal Cetinty P.-T A. Council. » dl.ronUpu:me of tiom. d-mnn „ i , w| „ith ini.rc.t in Wall M n tl Th*
• r v* 1'iitnitivrif -i tan a mu
m| tk.v .
Wirt Uthli'l.Uti.uanw morning aft&gt;
*l°o« lha kfiitlhuriftn A « 4nlki9«ir*i. ihe ■dutiidalin |
" M d n t o j j . n . U » i ) i al­
*1 « • * ! « man pUr» tn tht* pr"*-'
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w v ,|LflM
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W U r 'n iW j
lh»n*s pUn will h# hrlM In ah»y " * t r * - *- " • '« &gt;
ivurin!%r*hlp •e»« an,| due? .pineal* .if Hu e?t&gt; ' '
Id.titf oVIach •«
the Chulaot. ' * * £ ? * £ ’ ' *
h k+hdlmg Ita ^aarUr
nrf
r 4dinner
.ft.. arvi
a a meeting
opeia.lon, th* chief Executiw
Ibv l(U/ iaii
drmon«trrt;i * •n-.« i* ii ‘ing an ig r «mrn( .hr- M
inthaan n«r
an*J toaiity. a group
Sr mi 0**1
mo*t(jig ig S i i f t H Uviajr. Mi* puiftr d wHk ft Oannetl morar
1 confident of iniprovrnrent In the , RcUooL Vhe fenturo of the pro-, ,he no-.e ,«,d. ace c.u»lnK ait"...
Bvtsn rail firralivgn and the |if I In *ft*h toveu ..* the eountr it le,
i*oon:jr r*rwl m Ii W* m«n nsr»*i*j Jakit Lroiukfdy
tir.tn a*111 be an adilteuft by J|r». ple.iuent effeet upon Jotune&gt;e ..
Held of in'.ernttionnl unde.
fO-M llilhwu* M ho 1-epower, ehd kaa aa m m
.M-ilmn. ..f the
« • •tat** i i Tinipp p CninmiMifiii on ° ’i « «aeh fralt. main feature}, a i‘lft
t
al lhr iKnmUr »*f I .'inmn-r 'hi*
The credit Jiool^ eul.ftibel hy ! Ihirolhy Lftnih, ;ounty nftr-e, who will a- (hincfte troopft in M.i
I'nard of thirr.n •!» .-ill Ir hrl.l el
l*il\#a anUrtainrt! lha (Tvop ai
»••nnrt*Mnn'«
r»li*M
of
g
’
anting
mumlnar upon Ihr •ucgr-iion
• f T&amp;O fee* ua ita firat miaata mt
’ i V A ti* K n a l L I n i * I m ! l l n t l . . .
I . . I I I ____»
...
. 11
.
...
con.til . • ifidil'tinal fr* frht rati*’ incr
: ire o*i he ft .,(1 III.' .,,•1.0 i T'le-.l
private
bonklntf liwtltutione. 1I in '.'w
ill &lt;p,ak on
pw&gt;IU
health
mat- •hm i* fhe
day K iri I fhiiunn,
•linnrr
fnliowiag
a
rowimtll^*
to (*&gt;
4
•Mi mdee an how,, with • top ipyid
r.iiMiiur in tYr.tern Mub.'I.'.ii
" hilr official- uf I lilted State* &lt;•1 i a. h ni.u.ih,
J . « &gt;•1 II* nuW) an hoar, and kaa ft
l'?m
fth.l„M ',hJm
' r iU,m U'f
ry of
r»il FalAltf *Jok»|e*n of lh. m Rh «. rllgg at her him* at
br ambllnt;
them ‘T
t&gt; ' ” redlwounl
... ’ - K &lt;. l .b tm
. m n ,. ..err.U
.
.
repor - I that between !fO an i &gt; &gt;*• I drclircd t«» mninwnt on «IKiTho*e m e. nt l-i i a.al.t ,..-re
i*a«!r '**lf. atul appeiinir*! •* ^ mi •*''I«K’I,
rlimh. It ha* a crutiiof i p w d ^ f
iho....i. ; liui.i.n troop. ar. .....
eertieltiea not e ilflile for eucl, ‘ °
hody' W,U • I,°
II M. I'apwor.h, W It-. I I
&lt;t* ntin etl fin |'a;«* liv e )
'lem trn of tha romm ttra wh • ft-aaoliaa rapacity ot II call'
itillrc which will brin^ n. 4 /*&lt;n*
with a vent 4
treatment by thv Federal He erve I1 The
Ttl* rr.eetluir
rr're,|uir will adjourn with
uvftj nf Mrnchtiria
John Mn-rh. \ \ l h r ,. .1 . |».
l&gt;r. T. X which la l a u m e l la flight at yta *;
••I "r,*inhsli»tn at a « jhw vim l • r |.ir*«nt include
eyfttrm. Tha* they will L« able l» ! lun.-hcon at l:CO o'cluck.
II uhloym. n. t ...| T Ift li re,,... I
*it*«*lirtg of thr |Ua* I «t tiW),rt| • jmw, prwidriu; |l^ F.. f . (ill na.
e ef d au t four and eea-kaR t
Offlccn of the County P.-T. A.
obtain each on paper heretofore un&lt;&gt;MiON, Oct. 28.--f A , l
' hhci.r, t.dwar.' Ili.ein . n. \
vivr-preiulrnt; fi. K- Thrir^. k-etloo« an Koui.
*•1• Th»- commutes I* *•&gt;nip«&gt;*«’t| t.f
If it* i* ••••
mvj ...
uevnllahle and claeaed w -iruxrn t mined arc: Mra. Walter Mursan, .........
Atfencv
N’rwmnri. \\
I :fl.-e
I ||
di pu
patch fr.
Hra»mar,
ami
Shnw*«a|
II.
Smith
• »*ef».“
Saiifor4.preakl.ntt Mr*. Walter I.. 1Tot,)., i.^fay .aid Japan hu
I enej. II l( Sir-.., . i i |i,, | Flank IIi i Uk i i i . AlUim*tf»tr \ 1
r*,a&gt;lora Winter Park, m t Wa«
vlce prealdent; cepled ihe Ixafu * of Nation', I
The Preaidcot Intarrur.ied hi. •..uoper, Hanford,
.
tirora.. w . M. tintV lt.dlao.1 man
M l_ HUnle), Imytirea B-—eh. __
____________________ ___
*r* U l ooprr. Jl#efi'nL
tr i'llin- to an un..u i fi.i. nl II. J. I.«hi.'re&gt;. k.n.Lni . I ,
runferenrei with M. Laiat Sunday Mr..
1 r"' Jamea ' Unn, Chuluoln. .ec fo n t - -r'a holiday on artm ... .
i,.n
Aiirr.il.Dg thr na.rtiMg -akj (••
morning f , r a braakfwt Ubla din-' r r u ,Jr: Mm­ Robert Tiue, Paula on - minion i! d.rern't affr.t .. .n
'o.l Alien, II wki.i. i itn, -it.a .,r.|
‘•Hide thi* room ie hy I.. II |{.
ha**riiSuiiaitu in i« lrn.if. I eowardy, and Karl l A w i l f t ef
. u*i.lon of the proyrcaa nf tho pool ’ rr**
ur,r•,,ur,rnlrea.1. unthorlar.l and thut ... ..1
'.a il Ivhn.ann. « f ..’uni • I ,l i
old . u.'.v |r—iil.-nt of ihr M»r
"** * ‘
—
*
»n*l wi*h all legalr|*l* «f/mg Sanford.
with Oeoryc Keynnl'a of Chlrago, I
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I. rliift- .tatca. e pecialb nut. mm
h.ll Motor-, Inr.. W. F. M a.hall Well., J f. t tl Fllia. Uft. Mva,v; »h*tf rntirr
l&gt;r. Ileary llaa-an. -tat. hrftlth
••p»rmli »n.,b tvnI . . of iho Ireitrue, al.’ o an.-.
i. ii. Imiaer connecti’O a lii ,rnl II. W l .wcr, r. || Sear &gt; | nc. Waller
I roper. J. || ( ..I I..ugh. •'He. 1, . haiintao of the ajri-oty
: S a £ f o r 1d1 ,K lk j &gt; A » k e t
--------------------■.riant a« loca! marautr rt.i- “ ■red; I- I1 Mdt«, Oft,*.*', t |i Hal Wij?ht. A I* Fonnall) I II •— rd. attrud-J and divcuued1 Joeaph Driver, JackaoniUle, di«.
"•itW",
It.
I
IIvine.,
an.i
IV.'
hrf
l»*al l.rloch i f Ire .Mar- « I Mo­
ti lt. I* IU t i H Smith. II % |h| 1 many iiwpactanl health flan* for, trieft raretnor of Floibla Mataay
4pi ing* It p I*1’* ', »n*l W. J Thigpen * f &gt;an Florelo.
tor. will rontinue bo-ini".- und.i ll.ilno-. litim odle Sp.inus
td-hn, woa the (VMt ef tucmkftia
erlrlnt almoat cnaaimoja jtipport1 AU memlura «.f
8 info.il
** r e C “ C p O l l C h a r gi f t s teiuPmary n.anac' no nt. on I a Tillar and .1 K. Fo*. |'a..| J a ,.i«- for*|; It T Tlllav. J. K. F«»*. I*a.»la
of the
Sanford
The Aoaurifttmn ha, charge of of Ihe Hanford Hotary Club at
ii the baakln* world and that the f.lka Club arc requ-ated to attend
. —
ii rmaoert manafi r will w. aj- ' loyao. O n e.a ; T. IV. In t fr e « :» Kltir. lake M aif; W .H Ihr .nmal Chrialmat Se«l oale their lumb-un yraterday. The ajhalf-billion dollar, would te aubt'vle-io; A. (J. Wainrr. I haluata f »W .ling r. I i'HfTtr*-l,
MIAMI,
Oct.
24.— (A.!* • —* ire lestewl .non.
Frank wheh .upport- ihr eitraoiva work caaiua » « « hi- aanoal vtail of iftIhe
regular
mectinir
of
tha
Club
• rrihed ty the end i f thin week.
Jamra II. and R. W. Oil nan.
Mr. Heynolda iaul lha! he .ft f ntl S F. I. mr. ( halimtii
llaitho.ft. Altftnumte :.(»(inr-, ami '* '* 1 don» aaralnat tuberelbwl-'ipectlea,
.
.
. end'In „feu talk ta tha
at
the
Flrat
sire,
t
club
rooma
to
\|r. Hoover w », adrlttxl. too, that
tintherft, were freed to.ley on pecta t» anno.nee thr appominirnt
and nther dt-aa-a- throuxhyul mria'uetft upon lb* prourtea ad
A. T. Treylnr. Winter Hark.
the pro feet hna already had a night at 8:00 o'clock.
wronintr «MI
out **l
of tttr
the (MAItlft
cl.ireiw • ^* Mr.
'
. chaipea
*
Walthall’a ci.c-ca &lt;nr wilhFbukia an.I the enlira nation. Han Rotary Ihioughout tk, world, ha
hlihly berefldal effect upon the
Sanford member*’ part |n thr
Bank of Blica^nc, Jana II. ^ tha m l two or Ihrr- ifa&gt;*. K.
(nr | &lt; i , (houn ter thi, meetinir r. eotmoc-J lh* actifta part athlah
JfIK (.11.1 v i s n t CITY
p-neral economic eltuntlun and re•reawe of it« rntral location ami, tn* Iw il club baa plajed durbuf
official arrtptan a of the K1k&lt; HMD, notwithfUnding a *riminal B. .Slurkf, who ha*» hran an rm
aulted in Imprwred onfidenre.
iourt juilfa'a rafiu^l t*» appruva p!o&gt;aa nf tho Mar*"ali Motor*
l**a II. (*il. g ir-ri i d i j g«n- (he mtereal b»t* In the purpuMt. the put jenr la ktepinu R a lu j
Bam# for Crippled Children at
i t i l nuniKti of tf Fhrulj IV * •&gt;f lh- A-aocialon, trarie body of priariykn alive, aa well aa In Iftathrir dupiu.il.
for a lumbar of yrau wil! .on*
j Umatilla, achedula.1 far
* oo
rr »n&lt;l 1-4( ht T o. 4 '.I N a.IMIM fwut* &lt;i|daine«L
Thr action wan token Ly Frail tin’ir to m inaft thr u*rd rar *11( Jrria| aaaiataiare to a n fe itia tU
rm
Club
Member
tin
u
.
* , “ ’el^ k "* * » 8unday afternoon, will Pina, count; BoHritor. v\h» noli# ' vision •»/ that rornpany in thi«
lU
fir%t M f |*rv«tiiiH.I
—— — ———
per-eaa.
Hemino!. County bh. i„ora that. Rrtal.
\
V
wins Money A w ard i ^ «*«wm4 *"&lt;i • commiure aP !
10 ra«c* again** thr pair'd*)*.
M "tany &lt;’itru«» growart •■&gt; iwni a fag t o jr « :•» Hinlm l ;r »- , I.ARGO- AO acte llirtor TmpAt the ctMwIuaian of the nt*«ti
pvlrted
tn
mpr.acnt
Sanford.
Th
’
!'
i
re«i,»oro. am* -a*h rharjlmr them with makintr
co'ery (rotrar*. arroidina to &gt; tanltjr tft*rffc»in •»•**.!&gt; t* V
cttiiua «|CV» on iv
Ridr*
Koa&gt;l
waa
purely RqCIll,
(rectal, A
Mr
-|»- f rtie, ft'ftim
u »l t'w
a inc, which
«•••*»« W
tol p*imj
f.
Matrment made by the
Seminol,
Clarone* Uenderrsn, one of l U 5 ^ . * ' , fcP" bH *„U, #Uo h,1,,l*•&lt;, *°! '•••' » n,rt» In Ihe ^ck'a look-. ( o m m u n i t v P r n i r r a m
- ........
...... Min aft-r a ihorY • " " * " trip &lt; 0,-uthwrftt uf city. m M tu David Oliver nr * with the henda nf earl*
meal arrive mt th* 'youthful
yeuthfol fu
F u -1* ,t” ld ' h* '**
•"'I *ee*I&gt;« Ju'»Ke Collliu yeatenla, d n liw l ' „
j . ^ » , *
,
Cnu»»r Chamber of r«m n .ir e tn •krf -gfc tM SUtf.
____________ ‘ irilrure and Ca. nf Clftarweter.
. ru« -lamina vommittrea, adviamc
m m u
e
,Mi ance catreivea next Sunday. ■ *• tn nnlt.
,l—
. ■»&gt; .
G ln lt n iliila il T k n - e J n * " -•— -**
. . .vhw* k of- ,|aU
ture Farmer, e f America,
Semischeduled Thursday; J**- ■«## a raful
main ef eatioonl plana and l *-t H
rrele Chapter of Sanford, waa to­
_____
ft'tniahe I hy Alat |( Jnh'Ktia, \u
were tried aomt time &gt;tr&gt; and a
fire th* comma yvar, ami afferiftf
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day announced a, th* winner of a f t * I f of the Sanfuril Lolgt.
mlatrlal reaultad.
}
,ftmateUr talent front Hen-&gt;in&gt;
, advirn aa u their faltillmant to1,1 ' rt ° r » t S«nnn..le High
aailt award mt flO, offered hy
tatty.
’
,
K|iiing«. !.eikr Mary, t n«l hanfunl School.
Fred W. Bender, to the be, who
TWa intrrratin; fact rente* a. a
rAntony
waawvrwnp lIMWf
there, (HTP-ni
prra.'nt ween glH
Roa ill l.c bear I un a muimunity
**ar*d lha hifheet percental* out
---------•
• tariann S. U Cray. W. M. lUywaa,
mientnmur
uui.uc. . *u:pri**
» * nv f -tdenl. of thi| rr pram at tin* HandmiShell
of a paaalkla 200 potnto la a Homo
' V i t'unmbftwnvi V. A. &gt;pr*r,; th r-,’ bavin# l b talk un Navj t "■ M. tVitxan, G. W. Spencer, Dr,
! rvnr Iftlaht atar.ing kt CAJ 'cluck. n T * *
| to G».
ll-Vk that tlery
__ _ _ta the
__ ____^
. .
II»V.
major in •paakint
Farai bhip tontoa* aponaored hi
hafbrv •vrewueit
uremtor* »*
ofI »W
the
flu, rt-rvmn.-*
ami |IWN|fn4
ihnuahta he R- K- StoteO*,wDr. Si. Pulretan, Dr.
*
W IMJ
HM ■■•,« RW
Tho fru*ram le ipunanred. hy
the local chapter. Mr.' Henderoon
* ( a I gfeOurwl
'
” a ta tc' U i1A. W.
—
fn.ai rada»
W* *KpFK
Wakar *L .**—
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..
f l m-trh.-ot-and la thi 18th uf a dsatry and that Ihr eilrv- detv lop k iw .B.* Clak lo'ajr a* a |uril iol«l
• cored 170 out of a totalbU 200.
(erica.
£ rnt ” f Ul*
ha# been nmr loetn Ihrt th* l ily uf “ S*afani| n(i M»&gt;- lu
y and Amerkn,
Americn, wn*
W. A.
.
I (ay
e a t ft* Letfler. W. C. Ilnlchtoya^
J.
J.
Mrllnn.
local
«l*rtriiian.
8#*«*d prUe waa won by Berna» fined flO. Chief uf Police
now hna the tndiap.ltd ewnerablp ikr .y-akrr of (hr ,ay. heedia# a. *■ **. KblfthoUer, F. C. McMahow,
.
Mlu J.«nn* Araarelln will tion ' ' t i '!,
,,
,
nord Uadreae, a ca*h award of fS, wa« fine) a total o t |IM In Po- William* had arretted Mm.
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•
(
There
era
810
eitru.
provewith
of tl»* Ma&gt; tail II ite. am. u* t p a
t&gt;r»w'am which iix itiM pUnn •#. M. R. Stceoaa, g. L. Malt Me, and
•everal “ Iduesi" anntca: Ed Law*)
donated bp lb* B
HUI
* Cd
an *»*:&lt;pate arrea«» nf SA-IO,
O LUt oiidern
r“
Cnrrt Monday aftcruoren an
Rally and Abide Davl», colored* , ni Uill II ffman. wi'l
•n# may te expected within lb» | lectrena by Mi-a Uephnc Takech. tb* Rev. IL lift in# L w ItiL
*
Th# awaxda ftrdr* baked
11 * " f
"eat
... t e l loro readier* by llliv Ernie!
next few tuOolhA." He del not
•— ■■ -•
■
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tkr*t chart#* ari.lny 'eat of an peranna, char«*d with divnrierly lla kfac, aklt; Wllltac. Mend.'
1notion end ajrranfemaal
roadoct. pea Jed not yudlr, but I ,|*.y,rr old eoeallat will offer V * bul ^ w " ,y
w Wb-' eUburnt* on kU itatemeot o her Doudney. *
’ •Herald To^ Announce
workahop; quality t id vatue af alt hutomet ]* accident In wtiich he were finml V. each, t hief WII- .„*m | M|MIUr
oa will ‘ m
n‘nth ,n
, *hj,» »« • « «h»l rire City .mild
V c
„ m s ™ ..
S c o n Q f G tJ d ^
home made hancher, vlaet. rahl IIlured Oct. t. II* waa fined IS nafut had armtoH ilgnu
“
*
~ “
oa
a
chari*
mt
i
r
.
n
kenaea-,
|IiS
M *». and alndlar eqelap j ttr and
Arthur &gt;mj AmaniU Gray, col
f
« * • ! » * af epetati-y a mrtor pffd j* r»oor, charged with din
nurator, condltlen, a^d
webtoto whila under th# btflvtac* urderiy rood ft, pica '.-.I not »jilty.
tary af trela. Tha aw—
af ttonor, and «1S fpr rrcklra. Artlur Cmy wax fined »7.J0. and
. vi’ad* aamiaJly, and each
*
1 «hr City’, new ab|w.-t nc&lt;
utiti in • iveuautivw «&gt; in rti wj HIM HI |W 11WWQ U
drlrla*.
r * * f the club ie ’ ellflhle t«
•ho-' rate afalnat Auiamta Cray P a n w o r t h T o A t f e n e t I
C, »lluore.
unaalm —
wmly
potted.
,lr*w
Jachaan High
*
7
.
®
L
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b
• * • " « * L rmUUy amrfoc &lt; *«• , re. «« . . ’.mm.r pM
w ro I..«o
w aacfta
. , .K^cp
- Jrif
p a l Judea R, W. Ware ■MardoftexL Chtof Willi* v., niod* ■ a p w o r i n l O A l i e n a
'h * * at*
, Duck farmer, who Idetloo. and that within ali 01 nlbe
A more# th o » pretent wota: E a rl.aoaeiUe tel
wmlttad I lls of tb# ffac on eon tho arreat*.
T a m p a CitrusM s s t l P 1*’
,Urh
r *«R**RMm a* it will he eeeond to n«w in is. e * . , lehmaoe. V. A. Spwr. tho Uee ,llatatohna
■Brian • that Nr. Melton doe* not
Frank Reberti, colored, rhanetd
____
|wp|wr». rabhn#*, Icttu *, tuma- lire atate. He rTodt:*-l tho CUy I F. M. Marker. Mice Daphaa Tah* •*
appear In etr.rt on any of tho with bates drank, waa found
to**, u j t lotin r crupn. Thar, ore • c-nmiaalaa nod Count- Commie-' mb. rod Mb* Cimt Dnmtooy. aa
'
Many
M.
rap
worth.
S
’aofoid’a
■nraj
cn brn j Atria* a period t.f ah nuihy and flnad IS. O ffW r. WID
alto 3 commwial poultry farm., .-often, together with eh j aadi «ue**e. end KleraatoM, Ray Fax.
rtpre antatiee of the Commlttaa
nthtfft
ca# and Shaffer nrr»-ta| him.
n »*
eommervial
dnine*. rouftty r o d xrew* fte e-lng *w-!R. f . D rednev F F. Doraer, J. M.
of
Fifty
of
the
Cllruo
(ir.were
f t . B&gt; Man haQ, white, charped
Tr#d WnUania, colored, charged Cl#it In* Moca* Aaaoriaion. will BWktot a totel of v -l celery, truck, •irely rreponeibl# far the ireocrona' Ktlneripher. C. A. Byrd. P M.
With orewkaanru. waa fined »S. with diaoederjy eaaduct. pleated
Pwwltoy and dalrT farm* la th'e already aamto, altboaeb T. L j VkitekenL H"ftr»rd Oeerlia. Ar*
bate tm ’orro-f marafo# for Tam­
Oflleor Cmy bad amated hlut,
not guilty but wax fined 110. Of. pa ft here ha will attend erf Impor­
Dema. lauded Mr. Spaci’i week : tkur Br«aaa. Fr«J R. WOeaa, Dae#
Other Ulerttriag fa fa diecloard breny. aeying that -Mr Sfomm. ftontake. E. I. H y. IL D. Cwowed
Claod# Bradley. whUe. mtnated ite m Shaffer and Wilcox emitted
tant meeting mt th* Commit!#..
al the trad, led, offiea* am that ( fv| be obftft, k* reype-ftire* far R W. Bbeckakeor, J. O. f
bead mm a tlmllor cbanco. Mat.
“
A a ore nt# rroWtr o f emuidorand Oweru had
Aikw Jahnaon. eolored. charred abl* evteut, Mr. Ptmeort h ha* been •warty to (wo car luade af fr* t tto n * y '» MW*«t dmrelopme«L- • 8. &amp; RlfklejmftB T. L.
TtRatnhba
ahipped
’
---- ateaa--m.wwe. from
•I ’ f-w
.* la k
niftm
*. ''hartw.j
■! rti. | Mf.
g , fe.
g
nm.
lm W
mt «,
J. 1
n.
S. (Cftlrmoa.
Jan. D.
a member o t tha.Comuii.tr*
lha e w a ly onauilly; that Boaxl- te relary R. J. N it wQl - r f e a iaa.
too. L.
L Ml
Maroatette. E. R.
.
tom* time, aad aeta ta t h i ____
^ W- r ' * * ,h*
r ‘*&gt; Vemmto. J r , SL J. Nix, A. C. P a h &amp; R.
ty’e rei re.enterir# at t r t n meet- atota la tha thlpmcnt o f aD rege-ton —»
eaggaatte
Momo. llowerd
Ua
v I---- — T "' T~. — ” • * ;
T ' I— tin t the "now
■ 'fUU&gt;
■ ■ [ aaaaa,
I eng. J. &lt;L
la#. of faring -fanaaticni for thn &gt;
tohlaaj dhlrd
ahlpamnt
f nanad
be nomad
Spmr
Ftold.
n in, H. ft,
i(Maa|
Uird lala the
tha »hl^aen*
a f ,*U
lha lha
Speer
Field.
ThThe
e) ew. Kew.
n ewH m
H itt
bet*, imen: af lha.altru- mduatry emret
-----xad that
that II motinm
*•-----• • ftaanlnm^'- B. r , M
1 ^me#. W. B. Tetoeatetwr. F.
nriUhtoo. nad
pmnimt
illeet rouaty, bg| awe, to,
Tb* Bod. V. M. Matkr »&lt; m 8. D o u a ; C a kai
That |t! Dtaaboth Clark, tlpb

Economic I*rogress
Are Encr.unteredOni
Business Ho r i z o n

Officers Are Ordered
To Avoid Any Con­
troversial S u b j e c t

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New Plane Bought
By R. J. Reel, Local
’• Flying Enthusiast

Japan Concerned ......
Over Massing O f
Rus si an Soldiers

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Marshall Motors To
Name New Manager

i District Governor
Of R o t a r y Club b
Visitor In Sanford

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T ° A « i " d Meehnsr T .,„ Miami Bankers

County Is Found To
Have More Citrus
Men Than Celerv

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Heavy Docket Confronts MuniriDal
Judge At Monday Afternoon- Session Tl; • , .

Speer Gives Optimistic Report On
Mayfair Hotel And Aviation Field:

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- THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA TUESDAY, nrrnnKR
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DIAMOND
DEFEAT
JIViW R COMPANY

OH YEAH?

ie L is t Night Ends
Ten To 7 Vlctoy For Carrier Boys

INJURIES DAMPEN
HOPES OF GATORS
IN GEORGIA GAME

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ALL-FLO R ID A RODEO A T AR C A D IA

JUDGES DELAY 1 News.Notes On
MORE DAY THEIR Agriculture CASE
UNTIL NOVEMBER
CAPONE DECISION
By
Alax B. Johnson anil O R . Dawao"
Sealaelw C anty Agricaltartl

Depart ■*• I

Bachman Attempts To
Bclaler T e a m For
Hard Tilt Saturday

Meanwhile Arizona Is
Hear Arguments That
n
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I J . LAKE M AST rOULTRTHBN
| - u u . i » 'e i &gt; '
S:el(&amp;i£ To Obtain
Seek Temporary Li­
Li-; sbb c i i x i n r D
DEMONdtHAy
1
T10M
Killer's Extradition
berty For Gangster ) A* a mean* of making th,

■ r 1 H. ra U ia
! Farmers crening elaaa In poallry
I ’ MVEUHITY OK F’LJRIDA.
, Hanford llerild hoys dla1.0s A N U S E S , Oct. EL­
CHICAGO. O l. 27.— (A .P .)— production at Laka Mary
mors
Oct.
n The trifle death » f Cadet CAINEJ.t’lLI K.
I bill tarn miJ* It nne up on
Alphonse
Caprme
remained
in
U
n piactical th* poultry men who are IA .P.)—Her fl.at court appear­
With
two
Ural.
t tying
,n w U d Power A Lljht Corf!­ Richard Hher Ida a. Jr.. Aafaela.
ance cut short hy postponement,
Cook county Jail last night, aaved attending this elaaa hald th* regu- ftrs. Winnie Rath Judd, confess,t
&gt; t»«ni MnmUy night when (••-'a rfpfMealcllv* at West ci • taking rv«ldene* In th« intlrm
lae Friday evening class at San­
another day from Leavenworth ford last FrUay. Thii meeting was slayer of Mrs. Acne, la Rol and
dtfMUd thi F. P. A l . boys I'elat. oho a u carried from nrv and there vanity players un­
fit for ai'.ion, tha PloHds tiatora
W 7 In one of the test sxhlbl- the Yale-Army fa n e SatartUy
prison by a brief order of tha held at th. High fithbol Agricul­ Misa Hedvig Samuclaon, remained
•vent thruuth their pace. In a
aflernorn with a broken nrrk.
Meen lately.
ArraJla, l'#So*o Co-nty, Fieri- row n»#n sn&lt;l live for i time (lose L'nitid Stabs district roart of ap­ ture Room where a number of In th* count, jsil laat night while
rri
om&gt;
f,
me
of
mind
yesterday.
It
today
helnf
Bourn.d
lhrau|h.
da. wM'h i rd to he tha commir- to m l.it.
Shin pitched the first thrn
birds fiom the school farm flo.'k Aritona autnorities sought to axpeals.
1 1 it the Herald, ind woo not | out the nation. Young Hherldan. Coach t harle. Bachman, dr.pite del cent!r of the grant cattle InMany other features of entersere used in demonstrating calling trsdlta her by Wednesday.
Three
circuit
Judge*
heard
tho
ihn
Iniury
lln*.
tarled
prrpping
a atar fartball player at the
affective against the pnw
dc«try of Smith Florida, will again taimuent are prearnted at the
Attirril In a long black silk
points.
'ttiW, allowing flea hlla, good **• ol *L » * ’ considered one bra tattered -quad for the tmrgh be hn.t to (ho.vvands of pwcole |&lt;nde.,. The whole town l«nta gangstei's lawyers plead for hit
dress, rlos* fitting turban and
After
on,
hour
of
demonstration
moral. Intellectual, and Homecoming tilt with Georgia on Tueadey and Wednesday. No ,t „ lr t„ making the oceation a freedom while h&lt; appials hla con­
_,(!»• rons. walking fire and af‘ |he
'
and practice work th* group vlalt- twi-.d rest, Mrs. Judd, who said
i f out two. I!e waa relieved alhleli* Itadera cf hi* elaa&gt;. Val.r ay
vemter III and It. when there will .urre.t and a delighi In the vtsi viction as an income tag dolgsr, rd the school faim and inape led •he killed h»r two womrn friend*
Bachman,
in
a
desperate
atand
a
hrllllant
future
had
been
fourth Inning hy McQuoragain he prieented the Annual All- tort The Annual Rodeo rai be- heard a federal prosecutor aay ho the poultry drmonstrallnn plants in srlf-slc tense, sppsavad for at*
•W, who yielded up fonr hlla, ptlalad for him In prra* atariea 'enrol 1 1 reinforca hit lineup, called norida Champronstip Rodeo, an rnme one of tht leaning at'ruc- should he put away Immediately and flock. About twenty-fie* poul. raignment of a fugitive murder
Jimmy
Kounlrre.
of
Leesburg,
alaee
early
season.
That
he
two run . walking none ami
a'ent whirh ha. been aponaorrd
for the good of the public and then trymen mad* this trip, which *■ • 'omplalnt. The hearing was postfrom the Omelet squad up to the fnr eveial yeart hy K I*oat of ti«*n« in South K lorili, ami rwo
lire' up to all his altribalr*
■g out ala.
plr from many i U ' rh rtiirKl# in told the United Statrs marshal to vol d on* ot ,ho rao,t lute reeling p-*v#d until Nov. 9.
i
.
.
t
v
t,
fill
In
for
fl.™
Ha.la.jttp
Am
erU
anU
g
Ion.
Ifltt Raburn waa on the m luml Wia more lhan Indiralrd la hl«
wait at least another day before and Imtiuctlve meeting, of thi*
thr thnnif
.sheriff Jam*, R. McFadden. ot
who is out with a dislocated collar
tha loaera and for lha flrat fine performance during the
starting for the fedvtal peniten­ nvening elaaa.
Arradla i. .till a great cattle
rhoenis, said he planned lo Lava
The
shoo
ia
staged
at
the
muni'
on&lt;
in
iirri-d
in
thu
tiatnr
’
Cell.
Inning, practically .tood the I :lef el»hl mlnutr. he played
tiary with Capone.
The next mealing will lie h'ld at fnr Saciamento to preaent■extra­
'Innt win over Auburn lent week. center, g'thu gh in more recant '•ira' park, where every Hem of
what
later
1 boya on their heade. all iw. la t Kalurdae in
years the prop.# have made of eimipment for putting on sue'. an
Th&gt; Judges said they would an- lakr Mary on Friday, Oct. 30 al dition papers to Gorerner Rolph.
Ronntti-e It lithl but fa«t.
proved
tu
be
one
of
the
moat
only two runt curing tbit
the section onu i,* Iht Itading • thr itiun la proivrfed ,\ I\,Zt ' nounre their decision on a serit of th, lake Maty School.
A hearing on tha extradition
"Ho" McClellan, senior halfback.
However, ilua to hurling hi* (milling of Army-Yale rlasprobably will ba hold within 48
renter, (nr the production a f.eil. arena. &gt;af«.guarded tr , yrry « , y ' supersrdras and an appeal bond at
&gt;imy
icadi
for
play
Kalunlay
aic
.
|n
kia
death,
fonlhall
hrilvg arm when he allei Into
andof winter Tfge- again.t accident. It provided, uilh 2 o'clock today.
M itlell-n suffered . broken leg tu, fruit,
It', cheaper to plant Austriar hour*.
In the fnorth inning, h&gt; ri a n npen far lire attack of
lint
on
Armistice
Day
the
comfortable
seat*
for
3,000
pe
ii.la
The
strain
showed plainly on
So.
for
the
v.cond
time,
Capone’s
l»ef
ir&gt;
I
hr
preaent
season
and
ha.
peas
ami
vetch
In
Octoher
lhan
to
"irvrr-rmpha*
killed pcicrytlbly In tha fifth thee who .tool
thu in'ind city hark Cowboy, from l . , -rest we.-arn tialw issvrvatlena trtre cancelled. buy com firtltlier next apclng. Mr*: Judd
aha entered
the
of the giune. lie returned people nf
the Herald lio&gt;a pulling alt" and "legalised slaughter". 'e mt nut
_
Mww&gt;fr,
\tains country are a ttn r‘ «H to The first delay wai Saturday aft­ Thii is especially true of poor aolla courtroom on tha arm of her
howetr ^sekP«* neer days and pre'•four run. in thi. Inning, and That la unfnrtunalr, hut when lu practice je.trnlny
brother. Burton J. McKInntU, uni­
**“ “
f” *m ‘ ►I* «"■« »h* South Florida ,how each , ear. ernoon. Federal Judge Jams, It. in Seminole County.
four m ire la the alath, to one roosldera that each Hatur- .nd'n.ay (.« ni rom Irion fuTactlon -V'any other
state. an exhirition of and for thi, year the n.mter of WUkerson, who sentence I the gang
versity Uw studcnL She was pal*
(heir total up to ten, whlih' day afternooa during the Fall ** _in’ 1 l**e llulldnga.
Hi. r.turti. though wolddy e » .'
whlch ‘ h«r*clerUa tha -killed amateur* ar.d pro’ -.ri&lt;.nal, chief in II years Imprisonment, CHICKRN8 KOOIILT IIOUMKD ami trembling. Jail attendants said
•rgin enough to win the there are leans- from mure lhan
' " im,u" ,y of ,n *,rll* r
promise to h« greater than ever told the marshal lo wait until MAT ISKT COLDS AND HOCK sh dosed occasionally during the
100 American rnllayra. nnl to .‘ouraged , f-otbsll r . m,, Hilefwit
night, often rising bolt upright
Monday to pcimlt hla lawytri to
&gt;
!th
injuiir,
Johnny
Koun'ain.
No.,
"
*
'*
«,t'ich
it
before.
mention
hundreds
o
f
h
ig
h
Chicken* may take rold Just *• anif calling for her hnabanl. Dr.
(•ama played flno I all in |
appeal to th* higher court for
limner
Pray.
Shaw
Buck..and
Sam
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“
r
In
n
program
----------------------school,
,n.)
prep
school,
faring
humans if the, have to stay in W. C. Judd.
•Id. In the second Inning, alt 1
bond.
jn ? *hls nature. The riding of wll&gt;.
n «ri., nit ball rarrier,,
Itrndon, first up for the K. P. each slher, the miracle I, Iket
y . . ...
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i »tt. damp quartets, poorly tentl_
_
,i(l
horses
young,
unhrokrn
stock
Th* sheriff said he hetlavej the
Th.
hearing
before
three
Judges,,
^
of Iooft
dr. f l ,
hid gone out, Hha* an fen deaths ur aerlou, ln|urie, jnred Fountain ar.d Kea* *r,
sound in Mrs. Judd’s and which
ht- iullage infirmary lecauaa j gathered from thr adjwreut fatm*.
van 8. Etana and, thb r.u , nJ wlnl, r.
t t w ’ Up, walking the nail thre« are reported.
» u rathrr in-J _ ..
. ,
. ,
. — . I she said wua inflicted by MU*
injuries received in Klorldt's IT- anil profesvional outlaws— steer
p iyart it (ere him. With one n.t,
formal with th. Juri.t. doing much
^ol&lt;U ,r '
. n,i* ‘ f, , a " h j i'amuilson, actually occurred whrtr
I*. |t Warner •ymi»rat**d «r» in- 12 victory over Auburn » l Jack- riring, bull-dogging and ropmg,
bates filled lie itrurh mil
of thr talking.
! and
rccofnixevl hy walary dla- ' -in* nf thn shot* fired by Mrs. Jafd
wl'rt cow milking, and mmerous
(b and forced Kal.urn lo trliigeiit und »«asonulile ar(ic|t*| aonvillu Saturday.
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chaigrs from th# eye* and nn«al plrned Mis* Hsmushou's body and
Furl) pro.peels printed to * other r.lunl, will be presrnted at
one down tu Kelly at thirl, throughout thr eountry lu t turKk
Attorney Albert Fink toM them paMigWt dullneM. and dlmlnblird
came nut imbedding itself In ths
NF.W YORK, (&gt;-t. 27.— fA .r.) — there waa no teoaon why Capone
• scooped tho ball up aiml threw rt»n rrning iniury and ilmth in crowd of Jll,non when flator meet. ra h program in the afternoon and
appetite, ar.-ording to Dr. K. K.
evening of tarh day.
Bulldog.
A
12"|.foot
blimp
whieh
rode
out
should
not Iw given th* same priv­ Thamaa, assistant vatarinaiian at aUrgtd slsysi’s hand.
U f t ! D ikar. thus rvllrln^!
rontrata. Ili^ main tno ght
The prat-lire yesterday did not
This is * championship affair, a 25-mlle gale for two day, and j ilege at other defendant* and reIn i’hreitix, J. J. Itslloren.
•Ida without a run.
is that n^wspaiHir* rarrv
many
the Florida Expcrinrcnt Station.
,roni ruatody while he ap­ Bints alth lowered vitality, such wealthy lumber plan, whose nsir.e
lily was the b«rn of thr game. .*1" '''* " f Ibi,’ or that tar lel.ig make the hop,, fur a victory over introducing the element of contest
night was berthed S .r .l. I..I
Mehrr'a Itulldog eleven »cem an) in each
’
pealed hi* caa*. The governramt'a aa those naturally wsak Or rnfiit- bnsnrr Involved through friend­
•t bat and in the field, field h,lrt 1,1 l&gt;,•&lt;•, ►r " r * « “ '*•* “ n*11
gram that ha, delighted thousand, , ftrr
f(jl,|e attempts
„ h. , cast pro Iwlily would b« revarsed el with worm*, ate far mure sus­ ship writ), the threa wormn lisforo
hi* position without an errn- -k»,,r» r « i r*
gt"Ui&gt;. day Irithtrr, liuf the Kl iridl cos h
l wv wry s e v e r a l rutile
went
about
the
afternoon',
work
m past years
later anyway, F'ink argued, as It ceptible. Wormy hinla should he tho bodies of MU* ftamualaon and
tatting three Idle out of lour * flrr
w,,h ' u',h "-poit-. leadbeen mad* to p .l It In thy hangar.
with deler minatinn. The rtgul«r«.
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. 1 » • " liullt on faulty Indictments. tiest.’d, and tha weaklings should Mrs. Ie Rol were svnt to I»v
(lovrtnor Carlton
up, a single, a duulle and I n* ‘ b** « » • « « » nitn lo hdie.e
be a
Angeles from pho*nlx In trunks.
Am-rlcan legion at! Tre ship, named the Columbia. The evidence waa “
run. Htrmper and A. Hliaw, ,h* ‘ fuotlmll is a bruising, bone nr what is left nf them, practiced gUr„ of
be culled out
pit inic thr
* Stow this year and will make K.h» h *? "# *.
Dsncd a statement denying any
° ' « r &gt; f» » - ' atlorney .aid, end th* Jury found
ih i llarald «l»o got three out I breaking afalr with t &lt;j
curb • vaiitMl a ilicnmjr
. Irani, ■
The control for colds lira
in knowledge ef the affair.
b" " Capon* no, guilty of charge* that
fuse. Clay Williams waa the danger Involved. Warner rlamis |
‘ he ends, with Itogeto t Short
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lh'...»’ r1
0- a»°n. buffeted
^ by high winds, ylnc,
Merit leal with thorn •Imply removing the cause. One
“ Tho grlevousnaaa of my deed*
y hitter for the F. I*. &amp; l.'t h e l III- rhaivcr, of srrbr • In­ •blowing aerials t Hall and I'arpound nf Epsom salts per
100
nd!
,h*
1
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UI
'"H
O
o'clock
Sunday
morning.
Kor
Runaay
For
•»n
which
ha
waa eonvlctvd.
_ two ainglea and ■ triple Jury in rollego game, urr many;
hvitv, given in the' wat.r they will consist of no greater a fault than
;
p
*“
«*•
b“
n
™‘
h•"
h
»tr,
IU
craw
of
four,
hy
Skill,
The
one-point
win
over
Auburn
Aaaislant United gtalea Attor­
having been IndUcre.t," Hllloran
[t af f &gt;ur trlpa to the plate. Ku- t ine- smaller than in any nuin'rr
we, certainly a cnatl) one to thy er than rile him th. Lov.rnor fu, maM.J„ rjn|&gt; ktpt „ frgm i# . ney Grossman said ha was Just as drink In a day, Ia a good treat­ said. "That this IndUrretion hsv
,*who hatted In cleanup p&lt;»- of sports or even In private life.
ment t* had eases spraying or
Floridians
for
llnmer
Keay
I,
In
Ih7
t " ' P‘ mr
blo'*n ° - '
«r d.t.he.1 sure that th* conviction would h#
become rtU tsj to an important a
Uon for th* Herald, went hit- The avtrage football p’ayer at a
F II '
M Prevent. , ralntt lh. spire, nf metropolitan uphsll. The man had plainly washing the head with antiseptics matter U tha only reason It hsa
Ihe arh &gt;o| Infirmary with a dido- Howiv,
H. ■ 1. Jim ItoUoniley. How- college has learned, in ea«y -tages,
Howry,,. Florida, thief exec.', sky.tr.per .
may be advisable.
rn’
fd
hip
Ihet
probadil)
will
mil
treome magnlfl.d. ’
h* P
played n wonderful gam* how to take "are of hivself when
. „
.
.
, shown he did not car* to ebe, th*
the Miami Isty*, career on tho live is a native of Ihe great raltla,
Itoup, likely to follow cold*. Is
laws, Grossman argued. Then wa,
llfln t base, which more than Injured, how to 'taae ' an imprn
country Of Florid.
cmld no.. A, * r° “ nf. tra"
A split between Mfs. Judd's le­
" n'*r" h» m,k” • '“ » « • doubt do the riding atur.r If lh#'ly ,0We' 1 lb' rr* “ lnl° lu ,’om• tha matlar of -public welfare,” t» eauvrd by a contagious organism, gal repreventatiya octnrtrd Ir.
' up' hi*
hla Inahlll'y
Inal
in place ine htg liirhie which appear........lead- 1
he
(Xp'aintd.
H
1*
recognised
by
berth
al
9;4S
p.
M.
b*
rnnsfdertd.
and
b*«ldcs
lie
•where
«ra (hey
they alnl,"
ly from tie stand,, ami hnw to
orou,, l f h jo ,
, fc,
•lianlly nf hit high po.ritian d&lt;d
Ihe offensive odor, ami thick mu- roaiL'Mra. Judd; in a low voice,
t looked
Md furl Id. It iy said ti.a, he *n«! v',-|
" * 1,
l»»knd had at times,"
times,’’ said might flea the country.
aaaln.l
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a large rnwd witnessed guard
emit
discharges from lha tyaa and requested she be re'^resentrd by
*1)1 ruiiiho,
"
,|
aiitant.
Renl
Salt
of
th*
unlvar
Ity
i'r«*k*i» U'lirw nrr r«»m
*** a»vr^"a^*'
I,r,nk Trotter, chief pl’ot,
get
Judge ALchular interrupt,j to nasal passages. The chtasy mucous I^ruU P. Kuaaall. Rkbarrl Ganllllon
puma and went away well
scouting atafl ram* bark from the Joy. nothing battar thani. to
realising they had been inun. m&gt;»t u( thrm hralina clvan- Georgia-Yandy game wllh trie, of out on the range with a rrvufi tf| ‘^ ul • • knew *f our fu*&gt; ‘bd not remark ‘‘ it Ii a quastlon wheth.r
may airumulata in the eyas, and and MlUn MtdigorUh. to whon
(give ret or our motor* stoll ev­ th, nun ur th# country
would
rapald for their trouble In ty. I I a« War nr i *ayp thr i**a1 a wonderful Bulldog eleven
Dr. Judd went whan he Isauej a
part*
of tha head often swell.
that
j
of
th*
boy
when
th#
boxing
tour*
erything wouH eon c out all right. benefit hy that-"
football player takra aa«h un »*c
•lag down to are tho gam*.
pica for Mre. Judd to auritni-r,
waa extended l » Ihe limit to Uat namanl, com* along, with chant** And It heharrd well all tha time.
Th# spread of roup can be pre­ said they rouli not agfee with
Ight Ihe Truck (irqwera and currem-a in ,lrldr. countuig n a*
And
Judge
Evan*
said
"
if
he
out the Commodore* l»-0. Without exceedingly bright that he will re­ Of course, wa got pretty badly
vented by quickly removing *U Rusa.H "on matters of policy.’’
Bamlnole Dry Heanera will '«'••• "I *•&gt;*
*" * f *"'0 a doubt Mrhrr has pr niuceil
• hould continue to violate the law,
affected bird* from the (lock,
'
peat and excell hla last year's pitched about once In a while, and
up. On Thursday nlghl th o' vwhlch !• lo« Interesting in hej groat oulllt Ihla sea,on and wheth­
H« could bs- apprehended and
cleaning and boiling or disinfect­
Cleaners and Company D « l'|, avoided because nf Injuries which: er Florida tvlll Fe able lo win a record whl:h ended when h* two ot tha boya had attacks of an! charged wllh n*w crimaa."
PROPERTY
ing drinking vessels, using some WIDOW AWARDED
guvm
^
•
•nd on Friday night Chaaa i may l-e aw bled If care is r»c.-| game In th* new stadium aeeina reached the atml-dlnal* In th- air-alchnet*. However, 1
Th*
Jurists
wanted
to
know
how
antiseptic
In
tha
drinking
water,
oc
thern
college
boxing
tourna­
we coultl hare
stayed -s-p a long It would taka defense attor­
.led.
I taka on the Truck Grower/.
to he a fivoril* question.
BIRMINGHAM. AU.. OcL 2 7 ment.
toupl* o f days more. If we had ney* to perfect thtlr appeal aqd and clraning and disinfecting tha
Jinx or no jinx Ihe Galop* are
Hcora:
(A .P .)—AH prnonal property an 1
houses.
Dh
leah
stood
in
Ike
midst
pointed out that If writ of super­
Herald
still a fighting bunch nf f &gt;&lt;&gt;tFall All It II
Treatment of individual birds cna-half of tha real relate hold­
sedeas ihoulJ he grant,d. tha court •hould ha similar to that recom­ ing* of tha lata Harvty G. WeedHly Sb ..
i 2 n of some 1.3 or 10 of Hanford's * i», and have always played thtlr
football fans last Halurday ts.-t gam* against th* Athens
had tha power to a*t * time limit.
■par C ..
4 1
mend#! for colds, bat badly af- ward, valaad at between E7.S4Jn.tWh,
sight listening lo whal later team. Bill Furractl w it glean hi*
3 1
Kink ,ald it would not taka long, fectej birds are such a menses to •ad 115,000,000, hare been award­
[ r i k ......... turned Into a heated debate aver release from thu hospital Hat to­
taka lb ..
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tho daft ns* would submit to any th# rest of lha flock that the hast ed bl, widow by a Chancery C»arc
4 1
what constitute* Ik* dllfereaet day and will cvitainly start th*
3 1
terms th* court imposed, and treatment would bo to kill and decree Issued on a sattUmen!
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Her#’* another list of raay games far you footcall fans whir
between a saiety and a tuoek* hnmetoming feature.
Although
lab ra
. 4 1
would
rf» Jy •« argus th* raaa burn them.
reathed by attorneys out of court.
,
have
lean
going
so
well
during
lha
past
few
weak,.
A*
usual.
bark. T t* i|oesli*a area* over Johnny Fountain wia alto northed
haw P-cl
... 4 rr
In th* January session of th* court
Woodruff
anil
Wat'cn
one
of
Suiifcrd*,
leading
men's
stores,
and
It
Al
Knrtro'a
havlag
Inlerrepted
on
a
Imspits|
r
-t
with
Hla
twl
ted
1
haw r f ____ _
•.
of appeal*. *
.
No known drug o# combination
an Auburn pa** on hla goal line knee, he may ho randy Halurday. 1 t'hurchwsH's, up-to-date drp*rtm*.tt ttore, art affirm * prliea of
Hit ef . . ---- ------- 2 0
Down In another corner of th# of dragi when fad ta poultry will
•t
In
trad#
to
tha
flrat
two
person*
selecting
the
most
winner!.
near the end of lh* raaia and Ptaerie* again.; tha (iaorgil plats
1 1
DO YOU REALLY WANT
gortodiU n ... ...
fedaral building new computations increase egg productiosi. nor will
running It bark *•■ * 4# yard*. are on tap for lha raailon today.
Don't foigel to rend In y u r U.cg If yoi are entered In tha rw:a
7 l
rail If
piled up agalnat Philip d’Andrta, my known dreg Increase fertility: TO S E L L OR TRADE
Badln rrporla had U that Al
for the football tlrket to tha FV-rida-Kentucky gam* in Jarkvontha former bodyguard, who (a now or bate (utility.
YOUR PROPERTY. MORT­
pen. Thu Inpetu, which placed the
33 in 14 rasgkt |k* ball four yards bark
vllln Dkc. R. Fatten to gu that Hit in ona vtek drJ|-a you from
t'apona's call mat*. Th* wanltn of
GAGE, STOOLS, BONDS,
ball
in
Itogiro’a
hands
waa
pro­
rf kia goal. Half lha fan*, for
Power A Light
tha race.
tha county Jail, whar* d’Andrca
BUSINESS, Y A C H T OR
vided by tha attacking team, ao,
Foreigrn
Minister
O
f
Co.
Alt K II lh* aaka af arguareal It teemed.
preceded hi* ahlef by two wa#ka,
To aid you In •electing tha ptsaibl* wranara, here's what tha
If ha F*| been tackled lark of
ANYTHING? . .
. 3 0 0 c m leaved that If Kogtru had
Ight r.
Utrn.d over to tba latoHlganca uhit
Italy Visits Berlin
teams did laat Saturday;
tha goal line and had clung to th*
.1
bees
tackled
with
(be
ball
la
kia
U
0
K W h lb
......
• f tho internal ravens* bureau a
Fall till tha whittle had blown. It
PtaeMu
ia Aahaew
IS
• v s .c .s iu
4 0 2 a* •' cm Inn. back af kl* goal lla*.
tarn p
slip ot papsr which b« ballrrad
an
aa
%
.
p.
a
,
would
have
been
a
to.chlark.
Kewisshr
BERLIN, O~
17. — (A.P.)—
Bxms If
. . . 4 2 S that It would bar* bean seared
aa i-ekiaa
Muir I m s
&gt;T is ia t n
showed tha alniaUr ta/luanga of Italy’s youthful foreign mlnUUr, New la pare thaact ta gat real
3luf)'lc,
isn't
It!
tale
a
aras*
Ikaelossuth
llt.n s
4 1 2 a* a safety, and Anbarn would
tha
Capon*
gang
la
tha
affalia
af
l.ls .U l
ia a u iisu s
Dlao Crsndl, cam* ta Berlin ysa- atiiaa a * matter whan ta tha
cskssli
iim ssi a*mr
4 2 1 have received luopalnto. Aaolh*
WP« lb
•••
IsSlass
world yaw haUtags are located,
ax tklssas
tha city.
Ohio hlaSs
•
Y
ssih
ofiin
a
la
Uriay
aa Press Irr Musaoliai’s
Why
a
safely
7
Wall.
«
»
t
«
Wish, a
Usslsu CVl
■tphrey Is
.
4 0 t rr group af faaa, wildly al*
• wareusis*
r
if yma prkt la raapawabls. A
Tha
paper
waa
taken
from
emissary
and
plunged
al
one*
lata
many
years
ago,
when
a
team
la
ts
rs
ii,
w
a
s
N
s
ss
ih
at se issou, ia
u
adon cf . . .
3 (i 0 eilad. offered la bet oo-aad-sa
repreceawUva will ba hare
wire, amt*
arearass
T I’sss stats
•
d'Andrsa whvn ba cam# to th* Jail tha work af Ua mission.
was forced hack af It* uwa goal
mouses la
Wavs, sola
... 2 0 0 that It wautd have he,* a
V i rf
Taaoday aad Wadasaday Get.
IS rsuauflvaula at
Oct.
10
charged
with
eaatampt
af
H*
laid'th*
Italian
press
la
th*
line.
Its
naarlrrhach
vary
wisely
Astro
Usas
xa m i.h u wtt .
Pasavals Tseft p
ia
tie * 2b
__ ... .... 2 • 0 louchhark, and lha hall brought
X7 aad Oct. 28. U I* Important
•mlk. Wain. IP ris tn a rg
court for carrying a leafed pistol Italian amhassy that Italy was
Taaaa
- f
touched tha hall dowa bablada
(• JfH,
■at la |F* W-yard Ha* la pan*
Itahs
«■ Wsls rsrrst
Treasass,
T
If.
rarsllaa
U tm * affks ami
la th* couit ream during th* Ca­ funulag a policy af world peaca,
It* t e a gaat lisa la pravaal tba
V. of Cal.
3.1 7 0 ms. iso af lha learn lalireeptlag
Hual
asa
■
WashlamSam
talk U war. Strictly
O
VrSH
pon*
Ingom*
tax
tria
l
It
rontalaad
a.
CarsHsa
aad
that
ha
waa
glad
ta
cans*
lata
opponents from securing It aad
'• a*, asats
a I'srhua r.
Dpiplret: Hodge, r.dwirdf and the ball.
Ual R * ' *
tha name af a policeman and tha elarer touch with Carman ataUamaking a lauebdown. T^vrafore,
Tu hw • •• rest of w lniuif tho trad* roupor-i, y o j must gat your
notation "n quest a f trenafer from bcb to faithar. abjacta within tha
la penalla* sock g mate, |wu
sc Is* t Iona In early, ao clip thla coupon, plan your nam* and ai*
Whlla Ihe play didn't actually polata are given |h« appoueata
nineteenth district t* first, areond •rep* af tha larger mafacamaa
Waiter L. Cooper
drrea upM it. put a "W " « r * T oppoallo tha lamas af th* team*
taklag place far Washington W Of Paraguay Ia happen at they argue I It. It fra* whan a dafeadlag taam makaa you t h la i wiU win ar tlajnd read it to tba tipnu Editor af Tba •r third district,1*
IBMaenti a question which might g safely, Ussumbar, that Uw
Praeldent Hoover aad FreTha yaUcawaa la atiU la th*
&gt;rccd To Quit Job •rise In any gn-ka, and Oh Yaah Impetus which esuasu a aafaty Herald before Boon Saturday, Oct. I t .
.
olnaU.ath dUtitet M d fUlk* Cage, ■kkr LavaL
hands dawn wbnt appear* la ha ■ w t n m fr a * tha dafeadlag
mis*loner Allman said k* had re4CI0N. Paraguay, O a t a elear-c-t official ruling on tha taam. Far In*tana*. I f a taam
raivgd DO raqwaata for tuck
a
Presldaat Joe* •ubjaat, taken from tha offlaial has baan farted hack ta lla awg
trenafer.
waa forced out af of* ootball relaa. Tha play would goal llaa, and lla cVnlar makaa
srday bp demand* af have been a touahbnck. bTrilOM a bad pass wklah la fgablad ta
tearbare tad radlral tha definition of n safety bt
tba hark field top Ulp far tha
fag a vale* la tba re when a frea ball ar hall legally back to carry It
a lla ln
and waa asa- In pcaaeaaloa of ■ Player yard­ goal Una, It eepaU aa a aafaty
bjf tba vFr* preaidant. ing hi* own goal beeomat dead, If tha dafaadiag
I Harare.
on. abate or lob lad tba foa l U«&gt;a. back folk an tha ta b If
bt tba Liberal party, P R O V I D E D THE IUPBTU8 anaaay
player had (barged
' Parataay WHICH RENT IT TO OR ACH08S aeraaa lha Dae aad fallen an tha
•tree* with military THE OOAL LINE W AS GIVEN
retain control of tha BY A PLAYER OF H I I OWN
A
agalnat aiamtata da- TEAM. A taaebbaek rre-lta when
tilw lititn lltfl. a ball lecoiat, dead hweb af the
* at atretack goal lias whan tba IrnpoiM which

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�THE flA N fO M ) HERALD, JtANFORP, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2ft, 1W1

Sanford Etasld
“C O N S ID te THE R A ILR O A D S"
ffJOttlDA TlHUB-UNION
Good news from dMdifco INdiartte rtnft all federal
judfes Vtth whom A1 Capon? has dealt, or may hare \o
Under titte of “ OoditerT tha of th* coal supply and tart* ♦ sl­
deal In the future, are thoroughly o f one nrtnd, -that no
um** of copper, ell, returnt and
farther opportunity should be afforded the famous gang­ Railroad*," th* Masdfsltitirer* other American product*, evidenced
ster 'to carry on hu illicit operations, or perhaps to revenge Record of September IB biovgM th* economic influence of th*
himself upon those who have testified against him or have forcibly into view the position oc­ transportation ry»t*m. The Rachat any other part in his conviction. Judge Wilkinson cupied by th* rail systems of th* ofd, quoting President Willard,
ordered him sent to Leavenworth penitentiary « t once to United States, and In ■ cortfolly and then refcrrfSg to tha sutistJri
prepared itatement, uaed editori­
Megin bis. eleven year sentence. The Circuit Odort of Ap­ ally, showed the average annual "implied by the Bureau of Railway
peals ruled Hut he did not have te begin his henteflre Iln- pcirch*'* of th* treat transport* Economic*, showed Interesting de­
tail* of th* normal purchasing by
mediotely, that he might remain in the Cook county jail tion activity *rjuped ia C ta » t th* roads.
pendfur the decision on his appeal.
roaC*. The Reord •uggette tbal
Asersge purchases of fuel. In
It was an empty victory for Capone. He wanted his In Ihc rffnrte of the goverarovnl which wa* included coal of both
freedom. H# probably hu a few parting shots he would like to as*i«t In &gt;rcaring th* recovery kind*, fuel oil and otter fuels were
to lake before reUring from the world. He certainly would of iio.’uvtry and returning it to a riven as coating M M .000,(XX) an­
ronditlin th* fact should nually. For forest product*, inIt be amiss to a few falrwell flings, llqubr parties, and normal
not be overlooked that th* rail rlodlng croastl**, timber and lum­
Id orgies to prepare himself properly for the Leaven­ road* need to be taken up a* a
ber. (be Item etood at ttSC.flOO.000
worth ordeal. All these are denied him. He is to remain in national economic factor.
a year. For iron and steal prod­
th* Cook county Jail during the five or six months neces­
‘T i &gt;ay that railroad expendi­ ucts including rails, wheels, axle*,
sary for the Circuit Court of Appeals to pass on his cue. ture* nlmoit represent the differ­ bridges, turntable* /lues and tubes
When the five or six months ere up and the decision has ence between industrial activity fir boilers, telegraph, telephone
and signal material, locomotive
been rendered, and he leaves for Leavenworth, then, end end IndmtH*) Inertia is hardly
'then only, will his actual service begin. Meanwhile, he Is Just1**»a «"»tiun nt lh* f« W
»•&gt;* and car csstings, machinery and
killing time. And it is doubtful if the Cook county Jail in the Recurcl. "The aggregate 'if repair p*rts, etc., H 00,000,000.
riitniB&lt;l eipenditure* for firet. tinder a heading “ mlace) laneon*"
WEDNESDAY, OCT. M, H it any-more comfortable than the federal prison.
rapilsl expenditure!; aecond, pur- in which *S| included cement, luThe ruling of the Circuit Court of Appeals In this in­ thaw of material ami , aupplin; bri/ant*. met* la, ballast, airbrake
stance is consistent with the attitude of the court and third, wag**; fourth, tax pay­ material, electrical material, din­
not yat departi
prosecution who have been connected with this cose from ment!; end fifth, dialrlbuti w&gt; uf ing car ami restaurant supplies,
Bt kind a* rsln or dew
Its very beginning. Capone insistn he has not been given s intercut and dividends; run* in t^,- rubber and leather goods, painters1
' ■‘ rrah a barren heart
Sfluire deal. It is probably true that an ordinary citizen, IMO.non.OOO in normal time*.” That supplies and many other items, the
hlch only bloom* thrrmgh you
who had become delinquent in his Income tax payments, l, an amailng ilatement,. at lea*! total waa given as 1340,000,000.
■moling to thow who have not
grand total appeared as Sl.would not Save been required to remain in Jail pending given th* matter much thought nr Tb*
How weleom* I* that pain
25#,000,0001
appeal, would not have been sentenced to eleven years In atudy. But the figure* are un­
, Whirl* lib* “ blackbird »li*g*.
The Record say* that the pay­
n in the first place. But Capone is no ordinary citizen, doubtedly correct.
ht bln), return again
,
roll for 1030 wts about 12,000,and the judges who have been connected with his esse
1th mtuir en year wings!
Remarking truly that to no In­ 000.000, which went to 1.26R,000
—Margaret BarkvIlW.
hgvs realised this. They have had the good sense to rec­ dividual fsetir ia th* development employes. And it indicates that
ognise considerably more, Capone is no ordinary criminal. of the country more largely Awe th|* money was to a great per
THRKK PORMB
He la tbs twentieth century’s outstanding exponent of than to reimportation, the Record cent quickly distributed into trad*
A WIND THAT BINGS
previously discussed the subject , in the thousands of towns and
crime.
and clearly proved th* situation cities uf Ih* country where people
are is a wind that alnga of epan ,
It Is amazing
that
a
country
which
boosts
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th* calamity that working for the rsiirosda tlv* and
It ’ try thing*,
tews a* our own, should hav* set up no contraption for wouldIndicated
occur should traasportstion rrivq.thflr families. With a comO f haatharad hill* and brown- dftAiiny with ft criminal of thu Capono type who so terrorby rail he greatly checked for but l^rlt* lax bill that reached figures
eyed brook*,
lits or corrupts local authorities as to comuletely throttle extended p«riod In any par* of 4bc ’ of inosr than a million dollars a
O f goldan betnt* that wandar *11 the alma o f Justice. It Is unfortunate tbst It dealing with country. Th* most recent romnstfhl
day paid to Federal, Htate, munic­
!'J. . amend
B situation of thfa kind It becomes imperative for the fed­ of this influential and wldrly con­ ipal and local governments, this I
-Among the flowers, that open wtda
eral governmetft to prosecute for the comparatively trivial sulted publication on th* mailer m't.-t*/ ultimately enteVadj the
thalr thlnlng tyes.
* ot trade.
offense of UR delinquency, and that such an offense should is 1 1 predict the enormous In- |
fluence that would be felt with ,. , Outsiderebl* other Interesting
and ruling in renewal
And through the city etreeta t necessarily demand a stringent sentence and
of normal conditions with ,*i ...J are riven in the Record ko
cover more serious crimes
crirm for which he had never th* railways.
softly draw there country order to .cover
li !. n u the extent to which Induebeen Indicted, But It la a Cod-send that the federal govfriend*
xnd jrml-rtion depend for bps
President
Daniel
Willard,
of
thr
jAnd trail them happily along my ernment has been able to put Capone behind the bars, no
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, s ilt­
way,
matter what method had to be Invoked.
matttr
Iran pirlallon. That the!
ing recently that the railroad* in
Thinking th. wind, that g*ntly
Tha
The blot of Chicago's failure only makes the govern­ normal times absorbed mire than people should UnderXtand th* altu- j
•Inc* ot country thing*.
ment's success more brilliant.
28 per cent of »h* Vountry’a steel at ion In which the rail Industry is

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output, an esen greater progcrl^m

Information from Washington la to the effect that
p.
.TIME
subscription! to the National Credit Corporation are pourl l i f t a Tim* TMd*. m*jrte "Vt fly. hid In and that by the end of the week President Hoover’s
V; .• who kaevriT
; /
big credit co-operative organitation will be ready to func­
f e 'r a r e l j much tlht w«,chu dell- tion. Nearly five hundred million dollars have already been
aeblcrlbed, wtiieh, with,the further aate'of flebettYurei, will
t o S 'W s r U w f '
make available to sodhif banks id need of cash-some 91 ,-

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mmar, and flowors, and all twrrifling lore.
— « . B. B eared t.

Etetahar R rir* Cfgsr BapoTt—
lldllna. Another on* ot those
tmpklgn cigar*.
* And then there wa* th* fallow
Who thought that tha American
Clipper wa* a barber.
Yesterday was Navy Day and all
tb* vhtpi which bavm’t teen tied
up for tits depHlakm relebretad

D A IR Y

H. S. White

Biggers* Dairy

Fern City Laundry
fioft Water — No ChrmUmi!
(reed.
All Work Guaranteed.

Hank Building

Morning Delivery
Sweet Milk, Cream,
Batter, Duttemilk
P. O. Box 132
Phone Ande’a Store
747-W

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SCHMIDT

‘Th e Retail Store"

Altomey-al-Law
305 First National

HT. I'KTRU-SBURf’ INDEPENDENT

In th* put few month* the
•lock exchange ha* had more than
It* rustomary allotment of rap*.
Harsh criticism of Ita math id*
of operation and d|*fl.fli&gt;‘yfblpg
effect on buiineu geoeraliy ha*
been eipoaed freely by th* public
and almost freely by ■Ik* ftrul.
But th* harsheat and bluntest of
all th* recent criticism wa* ut•tltutlom,” explains the Matraficturtrn Record, "cannot be tered last week by Secretary of
approved too etrongly in principle. The working out of the Agriculture Hyde In an address
dctaila, aa the pretta haa carried the newn from day to day before th* Advertising club uf
.
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dating the peit week, haa already brought encouragement New York city.
to the dlatfeued American business mind. The further in­ ‘I believe the stock market lire,"
formation la ditcloeed from Waahington that this proposal said Secretary Hyde, according to
Is only one part of a comprehensive program which will th* New York i'oal. “ If it aver
include freeing a similar amount tied up in distressed resi waa a barometer of builnma It la
now a thenmometer registering
th* temperature of ‘cold feat' In
high place*."
That w*a making It ahort If not
land tha channels of trade.
sweat, and very much to the point
"The Inflation that will naturally follow each a con- Secretary llyd* undoubtedly feel*
sTrUctive Move is recognised, and may well be regarded as strongly aa wall a* unfavorably
desirable and necessary. In the present state of arfalrs on Ih* subject of th* stock mar­
any Proper measure that brings new life to the banking ket Ho further told th* ad men
and business body, lifting It rrotn despair, is bound to be that It la hi* opinion that If
man would pot th*ir mind*
inflationary to that extent. Th* effect of the President’s "more
and effort* on thalr own boalnat*
proposal Insures a dearer recognition of intrinsic values, and fawar would think of tha stick
trhfch Of loth hhve not received their Just due. Securities market th* so-called depression
on our gxthangee in some Instance* have sold for a price would b« ■ thing of tho past"
less than th* cash and bonda the companies back o f them
More lately the stock eiehang*
have in their vaults.
kaa teen piling up resentment
'This definitely conntractive effort of th# President l gilni t It and inviting trouble
of the United States to turn the tide of depreselon haa met with n o g rare by ptomltlag raids

by shirt seller*. It Is claimed In
behalf )f stock eichsnr* officials
that they would
present th*
practice If they ^&lt;*u|d»,Y.hkh
seem, to bw equivalent- U&gt; to admission that axlttlng regulation*
are such that no authority t* to
sailing method* can b* eiercl-ed.
If •«, th* regulation* should b*
amended *o that th* market ran
t* prevented from becoming a
national nuisance If not * manic*
1 ) business.
•Secretary liyd*'s "abort and
ugly" epithet ihoulil be a &lt;h*lUngs to stock eiehang* officials
and probably
will. Instead of
striking back, which It probably
will, th* eiehang* might well gat
to work on It* affair* and do a
thorough Job of Meaning up. A
congressional probe of Ita method*
la bahtg uyged, and unleu short
raiding and other practice* atw
checked It'l* more thin llkaly that
th* prob* will h* ordered at th*
coming sesaiin of rongraaa.
A new shipment of 17S long
book* has recently arrived at tho
T ltu vill* Junior-senior high Mhool.
The m w lot will anablo every sti*dant to hare a book when the
school la oaeembltd in the audlto.
rium.- ■TiUavllle Htaar,

Tb* Miami Daily New* points with virtually unanlmoua approval”

it that Oeirg* Washington did
revyiklag but doublo-eres* tha

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Family w*»h flwUhed 1* th.
Chon* t i l l
Coader'e Caady KiUtea
Milan* Theatre

13th and Holly

3rd and French

1st at Foot or Magnolia
Phone 325

"We are at all tbaea glad
to ambit you In any way
with your building needs”
ZIP SERVICE Phoqf 135

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ELECTRIC SHOP

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Randall Electric
Company

The

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T rie* the fine thread* of Inter
(£-.« . twitting memories,
And gaa* upon long arena** ot
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Word* art like flit*
.That wandar en th* lurfac*.

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Electrical Wiring and
Printing of diatlnettan at
Repairing
reasonable fM U . '
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■refrigerator ' - •»&gt;
W. 2nd &amp;t. 112 Magnolia
Phone 113 • » 1 'P M p d iB W

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930.80 and u^

Cut Flowers — Plants
Floral Designs

Automotive Elettrlc
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Oak gad Second

814 Myrtle Are.

I ’hone 236

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F U R N IT U R E

SERVICE STATION

Powder P u ff
Beauty Salon

Wagoner Furniture

Triangle
Service Station

Lnln Miller, Prop.

We Buy or Trade Uaed
Furniture.

106 Magnolia
Phone 104-W

602-S04 Sanford A t*.
Phone 774

Path sag Preadi A re
Managed by 8. J. f r W M *
"Dad J u t The Saw*"

BARBER

GAR AG E

SHOE R EPAIR IN G *

Standard

Phone 602

W elbom ’s Shop

BarberShop

Moffett's Garage

W. E. Horae, Prop.

Guaranteed Repairing
By Expert*.

Sanford, Florida ,\

|prise, a tea of rsflfly, waa racaired
by M rs. k

B. Jteeler. A n * * the

morning hud'brisk his collar ban*.
Dr, Klag, who waa snamaned and
f i « « the tntl* reflow tb* warem ry
• (Vetion, ray* It WOT llkaly be
Apt weak* before te ran as* hie

courea waa aarvad. Mrs. Gonial**'
gsm u ware: Me*. K. U Krelor,
Mr*. Grerg* Bprir, Mra. Torre*I
lak*. Hr*. SaauM) PubaUm, Mr*.
im agate.
E A srt N*wmaa, Mr*. frea k Law,
Mlaa Doro'hy Rages, daughter
of DC. Douglas* Rsyt*. of Traey Mr*. A Conatilp, Mra. D. L.
CKy. Taan, trill pytire i» t h e * * Threater. M g Mrs. J. W. D ttta*.

east desk te speed the whiter
with bar east, Mrs. W. u. llama.
Mra Pesl KskMy Want te Ja*kFloflda dafratad Clemaon
soavni* yaatarday te f t ter CUks* st CWsuee, day before

t t e A r e t f a t* I.

(.lemaas started off waU. Srirteg
te the fire* quarter, bat Florida

Five sad the M i « « e beck strang.
Tha Halted State* gorarumeot

.te tee N. H. Gara. mm sane mm' llte

iW’B flE ltA L D

Cafe — Sandwiches

SODA F O U N T A IN

PURE, W H
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IN S U R A N C E
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«I», r u m U A . WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1931

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PAGE THREE
Cordon Cainplbtll Hj m rote t»
Guard
12Q to 2017.
Term
At the last genoral rieeti .n in
192!*. Burnley returned Mr lien.
iteru»fi with 2R.09I to 20.137 for
VHH AtiO Oct. 28
(A.P.&gt;—hi* nearest opponent.
Dill D’Andren guir-toting body*
F*uip fornier Int or minimi* r* I.yard of Scar fare AI Capon* 'wmi
were vllectioni ca«ualitir* In addi ,
Dun to Mr, Hender* si, who was sentenced to &gt;U momiis in the
loreirn seeretarv in ih«» 1*1*.rj to ufv /a»* by Jutfge James WM®
goveinmrnl. the »* m-n* Herbert |kerson tcKlsy fur carrying hia
Mormon, former
minister
of; |nadc*| p|s»cv* into a federal coutL
transport* Tom ^h-*^ fornrier min 1The Jinlge *aiil th» presence of aft
Utter of war, and Irthtir (Jreen- I aivncMl man during Capone'* In*
com e t m e vasio n trial « a « a d l*
wood, ffurmet mim«it-r of health
The libral-i |r»»( \* o «eati wml tf*t menace t.* tile knurl ll*a f
labor liei i total nt ll durmt the an] adjmtge*! D'Andrea guilty of
first few hour-* of ih** tahulatl in. contempt A two-weeks stay
Lib r * most tmtiurtiint defeat- car*- turn wa* granted D'Andrea
Mr Ilender**ir\ m i * vktor* an«i He wa* paroled into th*
fo r a a eat e i o f ifhe Y u ! o r in rru r* cu»f&lt;*dy **f Michael Ahern, hi* and
CajKitie't attorney,
w h o had fo u g h t a % i«&lt; rm i* c a m - 1

f

Troth Seekers Class
Has Regular Meeting

Capone Body
Gets 6-Months’

The monthly hti-me*! and .voclal
Kntettaining for b*r son, R. Ci.
1meeting of the Truth Seek era Hickson, j r„ Mi*. R. G. Hkkson
iCtaa* of th.
Kir.t MrtboJiat was hostess at a HAllowe'en par-i
fC intmuetl *rorn 1*1 1 ’* Onel
'Church
«a*
held on Monday iy given Saturday trtnlng at her
tor party r*|n.d j|*-d ^nn * month
evening at ths Home « f Mr». h^rnc on t ehry Actnue with about
Rurnmy u- th« natlunal laF A L L F ASH IO N REVUE, SPONSORED BY George Met rum . n West F ln t bO r &gt; «t« in attendant*. Through­ ago
hor randidst, Hr defeated
lh«
out
the
rvening
game*
and
coni Street with Mrs McCrum preaidregular Uhm pair\ ‘* nomine and
TH R EE STORES, HELD LAST N IG H T
.iiig. T&gt;e meeting .ipcned with a teats V,«T* enjoy,d by the guetU sn ow sd under hi- am m u ni-t opwhnh Mrs,
John loth on the lawn of the lllckaon ponent
Bcfett a. Urr&gt; thioojr.' ttu&gt; ftl- an asrot collar #f tha sans mate ■►ring after
. Vettghn read m chapter from the Karr, and in the liTtN* W M .
fiahlas rum*, apouafed by tk, riil a- th# skirt. With this sh ■
His v vti*r% Istr Arthur Hender­
quantities » l Halloo e’eu BO.ti­
|Mb la A frsver was then UiW
Voucil Company, lb* Sty In Shop Woir a rioee.fitting hat at the two arrd another song rendered.
tle*. nm. i. tin* of block eati. son. wi n &gt;inttcdi‘d him a- lahsvr
material- making th# dress and
ihief, the &lt;*nly iwirty head not sent
a o i Wcin.tcin',. an4 a (pedal
During *He *rsnl periosl a con- wltili . .nit ft-lm iu of black &gt;n&lt;l
back t.i Ihe lb- *r of Common*.
other axeaaoriea in black. Misa
jrelln.
.trpe
paper.
w*r*
*rT*nff.1
protrmm , f «atc rtaiumnat for thy Shelley'. Maiion Prlnr*
sport ! te*t was participated In, the prise in . . . i.'in places about tho rooro&lt; Staid y HaMstn returnesl unopfor ahirh «a&lt; awaried to Mr«.
E n U it Church wCl hava a Hal- bsad Mad of thn R P. 0. It Num- dr.ss vs- fashioned of kilti# gieea
of lb. lliit.tin hnmf. In tbe i.n
M M V i party gt | o'ehxk .at tha V-r 1141, w m p in m M last nifht faille which was brightened by a V R Mitrhtll Mr . John Vaughn porl.’. i profusion of Spanuh
presentesi
a
n»riding
for
the
en­
M M 4 f ' M n . I I . Plypfa, W*at at thn Milan* Thtatnt la conjunc­ haa-i uf height colored wool at th*
l no*-, unblenro,, aml daliira, makflared tertainment ,»f the gsiesta. Ah ln* Ik r.Mini r-pitunt b wooll.ntl
, f b g l StfMt, with M n. Pippin, tion with thn nnual Vitaphos* pro­ waist line and on th#
pmtn a** a “ rutooiAl" candidate.
|
Ice
and
-w*-et
course
in
llalI p t . Vl*t#r McLaulln, Mrs. Hagai duction. Music for thn ac.aiioa slrevf. Accessories la a
dark
for an
; If wfVn &gt;tdurs. to liarmoniie with tren* fui mr.l *
H&gt;*r Adtoiral I'nmphrll u»rd as
W m k m , Mrs. C. A. Taylor and wan fomUbr,| by tha Trinn«ln shad, uf gieen completed th* cos­
his cam|iiiicn riv, ‘ I'm going t»
I the |s-cmatioiLs alvout th»* house, iinitali.'n wllth who pm id fil over
Mr*. Ofhdp ppngan gg hosts*an Rhythm Kiny*. of EatUa, nn-kr tume.
the "..-h in t
which conlwin»il
give I*o'lto
hell of N kirk in the
mas s rverl ml a late hour
MnUhld ara asked to m a r con- the msnafcmcnt of E- I- Pvrran,
On* nf the most attractive ro#ts J Those pi event were: Mrs, Vtfola 1hv.li lor ta.h n| th«
pant*
of that city. Ml&lt;a Blilabnth t Uik display'd wa* that worn hy Mis*
J*&lt;k a lin tcin . w-rw u.eil In
Ali i.iipii*'mi,e la. t o f 1he earlv
'T h a Soda! Dspartraent of th# furnished th# piado accompani­ Co-* If irt. Mad# of gr**n wool j S I*e(b't te. M rs, i l W . Sfvencor,
retut O', w^. i he hiife majorities
W’Maaa.’g Club vflU lavs a brldg* ment for tbe *ong and dance num­ hoticle .long aimpl* lines. It was Mrs tv It. Hocdehan. Mrs. J. G. liehl th* l . . n -.here * rrp *y trnt
wii.i rrfir.h m tn t* w*rM'aile*. V|rs M Stomnff, Mrs, I*. w *. pl»
I iled tip I v the ronwrvative-.
psVtp ar A. o'clock In Ih# club ber*.
a hirne-l with a flatt-ring collar i ‘ White. Mrs. John Itcmhley. ir r v f I ironi * -ni»ll biwith A«With tin •-liroifiation of triangular
f i m t U OWt Ataau# with Mn.
The program of entertainment and ct’ffs of gray aqalrfel. An Mi«. A I* Bandy.
ir r .ln r
Mr* R, F .! ■i.tin^ u. hunt*** In
tsintes*■* .inning conservative, liber­
A.,la. Phillip# and Mias Margaret » * , pre-entnd during th# di-play Emprrs- Eugeni* hat, of green
Mr*, t#. W, Bari in*. were tb* M u m H t 'jt r ic Tur­
al and UImh cundi ales, mm *rHy
Bhrth-dp baatrsa##. Reservations of (He spot!*, nftaraooa and even­ felt, anil black ,c rsaorles were j (r**n«ha*
Mis F R Mitchell, Mr*. K U ner, &lt; ir.illnr rnfhurn. Rlrwnor
i e|;ite -o-iilat nm tie* amo impossible
» t y ha mad* with M n Arthur ing clothes, a* follawi!
sum with Ih* coat.
Mason, Mr*. J. A. Rogers, Mrs. lliik.iii. iml [*iui&gt;* Hickson.
and hi I r figh* f ights labor often
A three-piece ,uit of brown sad
1. "The Khythiu Klntr&gt;.“ spe­
Tho.* &lt;res#-nt were: Karlin-Pahniva mvain(ted
I K A Harrison. Mn W I, Hugh­
t i n Rngary CanfraUraity
of cialty number.
beige satin was striking am isg
ey. Mrs. T F Thornley, Mr* John er. Marjone ('ogburtt* H e lr n
Tom Snowden
nf I han
All.aMjs Catholic Charch will
2. Musical Comedy Act, Mar­ the outfit, worn by Mis, I nuia*
Uarne^, r**ella Tnilnek, Daphne
rellui *if I he KirKs-ipter I'hlllp
hhVyh Hollowa‘« B bridge part, at ies# Torrsnce and Mary Elisabeth Hickson. Th* coat an I skirt were 1F iVarson, Mr*, Byron Hipirfi,
j
Taka*
h
Rlirabeth
Lffler.
Dorothy
Hurtile»
Snowiirn. wa- I eaten |*v ri.OtKi
• Vlltek *t Ih# pariah bouee, eor- Neely, pupil* of Betty Ball Brown of brown satin while the House i Mrs r K, rhur|»ening, Mr*. B C,
Mr ||c... r,.o
&lt;*«t hu H***i-r **! v t»** a' \ernnKton, where he ran
! HutehDon, Mr* Clarence ^n*ilht Wiggin* pills Maud Jones, IVins
hdk, Otk Arsnua and Eighth
3. Shoeing of Sport Apparel, wss of beige satin trimmed with a Mr*, J F. Hu-kson, Mrs. &lt;*, A. " Jarkstiii
l.nmise tVrkina, I net
!&lt;• R e a r
A d m it«
as t« ]jhnr candidate He pulled
Jshot collar aad p#arl butt ins. A
Model*.
Radford and Mrs John A 'dm William - N boC) Roeaetter. IWvtia
7IHNI l e o e r votes than two je a r *
Tha Girls Auxiliary of th# rirat
4. “ Star Oust.'* Lint Luin and brown and tan felt Hat with tilt - |!r»kwn,
» Durner Mary Higgins, Eliiaheth
ag»» So* h a tie* lease m the labor
8WU»1 Charch wQI have a Hal- Rhythm King-.
ing brim harmonised with the en­
Als*» Mrs John Vaughn. Mr*. famei mi f.vrlyn Stowe, I.om&gt;e
vote i-* unprecedented in an Indus
mmfrm- party from 7 o'clock to 6. Showing uf Pall
C»ala, semble.
Frnnlt Lee, Mrs, J. J. Abbott, Ml*. John*»&gt;ii, Syl'ia Mfl*vnd*»n, Martha
# o'clock at th# church.
i rial ronMiiiirncvModels.
Interesting terause of It, tail­ W A Nagel Mr*. T J. Smith, | Wright. Helen I'aimer. Maltha
THURSDAY.
Karlv lot ay there wt, no relief
d. Noselty Musical Numb«r. ored simplicity sas th* Mark wool Mr* D V Ban lift. Mr*. W L. Telford. Mary Jane McCally, Jean’ ®y°*4 Nnrtbar Oba af Ihe First Oeorgt Schilfiey, Jr., and nrrhe- I rep# suit which Miss Hmh Hoarfor the iloirn in the Inlnir camp
|
eitr
Itrf
ally,
Dorothy
Warren.
Clark. Mrs j M Moye. Mr*. J.
UMlat Charch will hav# a cottage tra.
An element, howevei, ahirh might
man vihibiteil TV* plain lltted
V’uwelJ, Mvite Sipes,
develoo omimviisly fnr MifOunaM
pfMhr Matting at S o’clock at tho 7. Showing of Afternoon Ap-| skirt was topped with a cut s-ws&gt; II t'rawford, Mrs. 1^ M. Telford, |j Christine
Hath
rine
Sipes.
Dorothy
Couch,
Mrs J \\ Rutleslg*. Mrs C ll.
hdidf af hire. W. P. Brooks, Jr, paid. Model*
end his national government. w i«
one-huttun c at and a whit* calin
Smith Mr4. t arrtdl Varner, Mt*. ‘ Jean T^vin, Anna Belle Methvin,
lift* Park Avcotse.
the poHsihihty of the t mservativt*
H. Song and Dance, tleorpe Moo * having it* ilrmltatai* ni-rkI a*ik. lewia W right. |,. II. Telford.
II.
Frann*
Brown.
Mr*,
I.
D.
,
' FRIDAY.
A inlet son and Maijnrl* Cogburn. ed wlih a whit* ganleni# Com­
■Joanne Aiiarvllo. Harry Joe MillCl"’*
lh*' Kirt! Methiaiist f making such evtentiva gaina as to
Hart.
Mrs.
W
A
Tillis.
Mr-.
I*.
VA subscription bridge party for pupils of J. A. Trckham
ooinliuite parliament
puting the CO*turn* wrir Mark
.lain#* Dowell, Fre*l (iiiu r, * lit. tvh held on Monday evening.
D. Tarker Mr*. W F Well*. Mr*. 1Jr
ihk bensflt of tho Country Club
At the dis* olutinn of the h iujr
0. Showing » f Evening Wear,l shoes, hat, pars, and glovcJun.or
Mcyir*.
Roj
Heel.
Chwtlc.
4,
lh„
.hu.ch
.nm-t.
TinCi
»
.
f
,
C C. Trie?!, Mr*
A 11 Shoe­
»JU ba given at t:M o'clock at Model*.
of c*»rnnion» Ort. 7* Ihe tonserva
The br-md-hoiildriml
effect,
Meiik*
ether.
Walter
Meriwether,
maker. Mr-, j,, f 1row, Airs, It. W. , .
taaslub hohso. •
.*
. - hi
.
*e ie nic. at lne ilw r r-v a nm niter i live* had 2t'2 seal*. They would
10. *'Anio&gt; and Andy" In p r- new f II -tyl# no’.*, was .thieve*!
» John Morgoii, Vf illiam l.effler,
*
• Itgu U r trtteting or the N. (|e V. son, K. K. lane and W. D Hoff-' Iy tw i lias ruffles on the .ruwn Turner. Mn* O I Dope. Mr*.
■
Kr*n.iHoumilUt.
Vob*
Wllliani-.
*r
r1* ”
»• * B*&gt;
I have to win .108 to control the
Alma Ilclirnrh. Mis W t . Dckle«
tUkrifd Chapter of tho U. a C man.
riep# aiternoon dre • which Mb*
IJ . . Hr mllry Atlam., U-R..J Cih.|.
IK-. uati.Mi. anil rnlcrtainnwnt boos - unit I hul entailed a »hlft of
Mr*. J II I*owe 1. Mrs fienrjr
t iilj’bVhald at 3 o'clock at th*
landslide proportions,
|
*f Klluri Mouirhton. Mrvan
llu.t, I *r Ih* cvcnlnit n vrlopct ihr Hal
Ail th,- latest fall ar.d winter I ll. K tiriltin wore. Th* rollar of ItcCr in, aii*l tho He
t'ariol*
bjopa
V Mi*.
0. W.
Spencer
ipw |V*i
®w (Iff • opar
newr on
Walter W .nl, Haymon,| Mnn.al
Vn kra At Ih* cncltt-tun ..1
Such an eventuality might eaaily
the, (he dress was of white emt ml - Varner, a viaitor.
pat Tneat&gt;*tb Slroot, with Mrs. feshloni were illeplnyed by
.alec. Junior Harkoy, Jack llolt, • " ,M*
* * -ctol hour « » - to •at *e tlai Ihvnaltf seriou* trouble,
papear pod M|S. c. P. Herndon followine ii.inr modela of the ilif-|
|ttohrrt Hirkion. nuilly
Biahop.
Th’,-,• l n''cnt « n r Mr. handicap him in hi* national gov fcient -lure. p*rUci[*tlng in llte |
I'hoataaaaa,.
lloMilc Newman, Walter ||aynr«4 ^ ' Thornlon. Alrv Hurkr Strrlr.| ernuien* pn*gr»m. or evert fo rce
nffait: Th* Yow*11 Company, tli«'
.Cirri* .Number Four of the
Nnllry Hick.... ami Walter Turn
' * • MuUnraii. Mr*. I&gt; K i liMtl out and (lermil the ronservaMlsai, It.
Oiiffin, Msry Hrl»nj
[Pi- Chrirtlao CBtUJh will rr( #r
Huff. Mr- l! M- Masin, Jr, Mm tives to form their own govern*
Mary lliehtan, Rtnh t’ rncfValg * the adalte and yoJ ijj Mors*.
j,
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Smith. Mis Clyde Hum ev.l| o ie n I and press the t a r i f f issue to
msn and Bcatrire llnesnl, nml
M l* of- the charch with a sv- PVItnn II-tier. Vied Htealav and
S |fr»dshiiiw, Alr-w Herman Hu I oral root.
#h idn*, tall{*•-, and salher (.urty
iKp * Hallowe’en party at lb*
■it», Mrs i art H-inti Mr'* I
Charles Belts; Thn Style Shop, the
M a :4# Mr*. J. j : Cat** a* *
feppoin!Rirnlh develop**! (he IL L
hnsi»n, Mr*. Yirjil l^*e l
Missis Rose Huit. Louis* Hickson,
low e'en idr* i| thr bridge iMirtj
rid the ,V||*s»-B Maht-I W ILola Skelly and I.u-lll* Bolt;
given )PHteriiaT at lei noun bv Mi».
Maiirarvt /a&gt; hart
1
; t l f Co-Ed Clo*.- of th# First Weinsteiu'a, f&gt;m
Tuinrr. Paul
OKI.ANIHK tK«. JM S
k
Walter He ( uleman at her home in
14#4bodi*t Church WUI haw a Hal- 3 imp,on and Theodora
Wade.
*W a y
re c e d e d
tbe
no i-mal l-tn
Ibpiiuftnltl fur the mrmbei nf
Undh'.iq p«rty r i ft o'clock at th# Ktaturrs nf the min'a
display,
j ihe Tuendty Duplliiatr t Lib. I,a»*r* I fu i m aym y * »t h I a &gt; M1'' * "'s
tn M ( H U . Milton Reel on Elm » , r e the luighl color.d sweaters
vasen and Inviln *»f wibl Ibiwrr- * rod1 p rim a ry th a t g ave him a in*r.V D L T A IL
kv ,
ll* i »n
an,j dark troomni for sports atand leiti were arranged in vnriou* ' j o l d y o f *m 0 VfhtfNI
i A I* &gt; Thr * it y Nut lone I ]Uiu
tiie. and the gray, bram and hlua
(harle«
A
llriiwni*
place, about ihr mniiii* where the
rbvrird today ID la*? alalrmcnt
auits wort) for allcntoun nrrasions.
A 4rnl Pur!vr tlefratetl Rdwrl
nesU were e^teefaind.
ahnwed dr^*o*iU g| rvraily T»
.In ihe aheersair , ( women's apDuckworth
In
the
rnmmu
Inner
*
Tbrnighrmt the af ter no m dupllJJ«r\
l,
Th#
Style
Shop
ftstur*,|
a
ram
by
113
voter.
\
m
n
w
h
j cate bridi# *r*« rnjoye*! by the
new lino of Marion Trine# dresaca
Way received a trital of I I
gue»H. When *cnrea were added it
and Pa Ipa hats, nhlln Th# YnwHp.sial peter# la merchant* in
• a* found' that Mm. L, ¥ Bnyte vote*, 11,12 more thm he received
all Compaiir dl-played th* new
**nd Mr4 Ralph II. Wight held high in He fir»l ptlmary. By a |m- .liar
KEY
WEST
lintel
and
rr.
i*
Co-Kd models fnr fall gad winter,
let*. The*, ar# alrictly
•nirvA. Thaj lecelved priie?, Al itdiKldemr. hu majority « v»*r »tj..r\ h'tiding t» ho *r*itr,| at
Outslsnding among Ihe sports
the tea hour refrenhitkentii were Bruv nr in th«* first primary wal Inner Matr-umn# hlghwas felly
EKKMII
# If* . gathered each
costumes were th# model* shown
f*V2 vote*.
rrved hy Ihe hontees.
j -lip m inimedlit* future
by Mis# Mary iltlrn Morse anl
h
u
trr'i
tieiitv
lead,
met
llurkhour durieg th# dap ream ear
Tbo/* present were Mr , I . |\
| i.AItGO—Local post elfn *
to
Miss Lois Sh Hey. Miss
Mors#
H .yle. Mm. Ralph 11. Wighl, Mn. worth « m oht.iined in ^vard No, m i l l , new fiilurs* *nd *&lt;|uipwot* a twa-plec# nail of
wool
■#■ well fed hen*.
4,
where
he
pollctl
IllU
vute*
over
(
J C. Beiunn. Mm. II H Dww,
mcnl. «
erep# and knitted material. Th#
Ilr*. J. If. Illatermuter. Mm. J. Duckwiiith. The randidatei fnr|
Et'STIS
Umatilla
l*a.'kinii
I
n
. ■■■■
**mm » “ ihbh mo
11|*|| ■
wsi kailgiaasskirt* aaa'ioman
stttbaj
ami
L Hurt, lir . D. I.. Thra-*her and nmmi» iomr »a « evenly it 'hr, plant eatenaiwly r-pniie.l
in
I ted, while tha’ oserbioue* wsa of
other three wnrih an i thrmighonii
Mi J. G. Hhaion.
iraiiinrs, fnr season.
|black wool cisoo adornad with a
(he ballot count only slight w in
double tow of nl.-klo buttons and
were « hown for eilher randblal®.
rg.»pn w r v .nuouy w o fii mna
________________ Box-Supper Will Be
Eugene, rnivod hero from
Sulve ynur gift problem* u
'Former Resident Of ‘*Ield At Lake Monroe
‘,Yark City Mondny to spend Subscription Bridge

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afr##i.

Dependable Class Of
Church Has Mectinsc|

Wav Wins Orlando’s
Mayoralty. Election

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HKHOLUTIONS
WHEREAS our Heavenly Eatl*
rr in hi4* ilMrvo wi*&lt;loni
&lt;tvH
fit In rail hnm« fpur belovfij abllf,
Mr^. Ann* 7rP,movf‘*ii. irui I ^
W H EREAS in her JeatAr tto
Miv*iiin«ry Stvcitty h *i
Io*t A
faitKful worker *rui her family ft
lovinir mother, therefor*1, bm It
MF-S()|,VKI». that we, tha man*
‘w n » f the Women'* M illen ary
S«h iety of IHe Metho&lt;H't CllUrth,
sorrowfully re* oftfille c»ur ftrtal
lo^d in the ileath of t*ur »Ie«r ail®
ter nml *lnt*enrlj' an«l m oil ftf*

frvtinnately eiteml our *vrnpathr
to the bditeaveil f mn«ily an*l be II

*urther
RESOLVED, that j ropy of tVl&gt;
re«oliition l«e *ent »o t*u* famH/»
j% copy printed in The .Satlfot*!
Herald and a copy prvuTrad G&gt;r
the* reewnia u| the Society.
MRS. A. It. SHOEMAKER
MRS. GEORGE McCRUM
MUS, JOHN l). J1NKINS

Dr. Rkhard D. Fttsoa

CHIROPRACTOR
425 W. lnt St,
I’hone H79-J
Sanford
Fll

To-Nite

She kmrwi more about
men than they know
about themaalvoa—-hot
out enough to got tho
on* ah* want*, without
a terrific sacrifice. No
other woman in tho
world could Hvo tho
lifo aho’* lived—ami
still got tha ono man I

Seminole Creamery

Party Held Tuesday| City Weds In North i
|Ma , *ad Mr*. Mania Ma##a, uf
-*» Yp«k city, arrived hero Mna!F’ V (ROlri tha Winter season.
« m t a Mra they slopped f i r a
V d*tr i l Atlgaia, Gao where
pbr-tOF. fUerhert. anternd th*
( ^
MfMhry Academy.

Ip p ip H o aeJ s 8cene
O f Htnowe’en Party
.u - ‘- r- • •

•

0»teU arrived la'coatum# at tha
iftSewe'fa ^arty given test light
p Ike teeaWeri « f the
AanUa
|te i i t|a.first Baptist Chartk
*-tt4 hwn ri thoVxa# #f Mrv
- W Flppbr oa Waat Ftrat Street,
VV lfn . Pippin, Mrs. u &lt;V. Me-

Wglten, Mia. William Rung# and
Mba Atgnka Ttkaeh a* koatease*.
Throve bout tho overing bridge
progressions w en tnj*y*d and at
a teta hear high tcora.prig; for
the wnqftsn. a *#t o f tabl# aerrera,
went la Mlaa Margaret Tmkich,
white high aeon prla# for tho man.
a doth of playiag cards, was
awarded to A. E. Mattesa. Miaa
jnovphiae Tarboli # w tha ra-

Kr
ire rwinb
rnonlj
Ite ident.k
i.lenU yf
of thy
tho anl
entire
ar* invited to portlcipsh
. nt ilalmnent anj h»s-aup|ier to}
ho brld at the Lake Monroe nrhonl.
hou»* Friday night at 4:30 o'clock.;
Th* proceeus of th* supper will
h# pla-.d la th* Community
Chiistma* Trao fund no# being
rulin'ted by member, of th* Lak*
Monro# I'.-T. A . and m#im*i* of
Ih Lak# Monro# Sciap Iron IlihU
Clou of Men.
It will be tho first of a **ri#«
of entertainment, to he held be­
tween new and Christmas In ord.r that th# first annual ComAPALACHICOLA— Hi (oral sea­
murity Christmas Tre* at Lak#
food pocking plsnl* started opera­
Monroe may be a huge *octet*.
tion* upon opening of 11*31 oyaler
■#■-on ve eatl7 .

Ml early IhLs year. Chme-e
the nne gift your friend*
cnn’l buy— your phtrinKrnph.
W IF.BOl.DT STL Dio

K N I H 'K A M 'E S U U A liK
DANCE
Tliur. Nile l-sk, Mary I ’aiiliu
T * o bands playing constantly.
From tt to ?
Frit* to couple dancing l»nifr*l
without rest

W a V a b a e n calm

ADM ISSION 50c
LADIES FREE

Are You Gcirfc to Homecoming?

S U IT S

«a, asslatad hy Mra. Goorr* C. Fal­
low a. Mr*, J. I . Hurt, and Mia. J.
V . Burn*. Among
those present
wfrei Mr. and Mr*.
George
Balm**. Mr. and Mr*. A M. Ham*
hy„ Mr. and Mia. J* E. Wathia,
Mr. ami Mr*. R. A . Camtraa, Mr.
add Mr*. Paal FnaoW. Mr. and
Mto. John Paxoid, Mra. S. A.
Banter. Mra. B. K. Takach. Mr*..
Polar PaaL Mr*. J. L Hart. Mra.
J. Make her. M n , WUllaal Rungo,
Mra. Frank- Frifra, Mra. Frank
Meterh. Mr*. Utary Bkhter. ami
guests: Mta. Mary MVekter, Mra.
Mary Hekaal. Mrs. J. K. Graidtek.
Mra. Marika Tsmpla, Mra. George
Fellow*, Urn. JoUs U d a lg . Mia.
WttIUm Ludwig. Mr. and Mra. J.
t . Bante. as | Mrs. I t A Wiggtsa.

. . . ara suitable for such an trevanion
and for every o c c a s i o n where
s m a r t n e s s is the keynote of
women’s apparel. A.nong (he modela
we are showing are the new knits,
tweeds, diagonal weaves anti rtuvetvns. Colon are black and white,
black, green, maroon and brown and
the furs are of raccoon. Hudson seal,
squirrel, UopanL blue fox and
marmink. No wardrobe is complete
this season without one of these
new suits. Let us outfit you.

$1

1.50 $ 4 9 w

Mrn.SAL.UE R. RUSSELL
gptriloa'tet Median, of the
Frogteoolvo HpiriUalUt Charck
ST BART CONCORD AVFORLANDO.

I HOTEL

^

d

y

e

BUT
On tho Rfty-socond week we Vo

SUITS CLEANED C A x
AND PRESSED 9 V 1
PANT.4CLEANED A C #
AND PRESSED A w e
Opposite F in Station
Palmetto Ave.

W.H.L0NG

HENS and FRYERS
DREKSIU) OR U V K

See th# Attractive
• carta Including

S

weeks

we re grave, ptockJ grocers, work­
ing quielly among our potatoes
and onions—working steadily to
keep tha price of good food os
low as possible.

’s

CHURCHWELL’S

manner, and wo rv»h excited iy
around our itorea, with oproni
flapping, pinning lower prkos ON
about everything within roach. . .
fo r it’* our birthday.

ft

�f

r
iUrea

&gt;
•n
t e

CLEANERS
THEIR 1ST GAME
OFFAII SEASON GATORRATTEAM

aupfem
Governor bf C *irgle f* attemptheg day ffrured In can.' accident JR
t* ho wtthr te M HrtuneManc** pet„ , er0 d a f

Football Flashed

■N * ,
^
**3
Alice
'i t
Tbrough tha kindo*** of lh*
Cutes la, wtto »4b . M a t ' TRJtk
ronti
actor
lh*
uirtraTdty
library
ia
uNrvEJtsrry o p p t o t i d a . ■ cams in Oa new stadium, and
M u g pert Grtw cowdcttow -*• «te t Ua teye aa they rata read * 4 * w
G A IN F-S vru x. Oct. SR.—4h**pl« pith pi* so-called Jla* set •*
iXa' .li-iwwt tnnckavn B g jr . lf . liR JarteoavfGa whoa* t B ^ B l ^ ' '
• great deal of lath about in- Geocgln. Ihe Gators are out to
that* at noon. an .Saturday fy t* ^ tended * /oottell . gaqge, 'WUp
Juries and handicaps t* the Jtlorid* s— what ran bo doao about t^a
&lt;00* to th* gdm*. T te contract fre a lifM V h ^ l . 77# ‘F T » fF ;{,n ‘
Gator* it wax «v ld '*t la the leng |lituetioa.
the wgrk ou the llbtary doo* not Were not gVreCfcd tut wife JvtTT
setter se.’*icu ye*t-rdey that
'expire until Deeembjr I at, but to rcirmla here until ' after tte
orida's forward wall ia unblem.
ATI-ANT a , UM. 2A,— (A.P.)—
evrrjooV has been ehtiperating to inq.evt. Tha Jui/ held It wn#( an
Uted h&gt;* mi*h*p».
A line that sport* scribes h-re
rank- the builaing attractive and unavoidable acxldcnt.
(loach ( herfle Bachman ha* his ray bald better against Tutane
available for this ImportJnt func­
SCOAAL
By
Th* negfo. L iah llalaas. •*»•
11/ E. II. Cellani
•nlitr
first
string
lino
to
stop
the
than
it
did
against
Com-glv
Tach
Wh»t the fjotball fan* of Flor­
irNTYCusrrY o f F l o r i d a , tion.
retarwing homo . altar * itjaadyog
onr.sh
ef
the
Georgia
Bulldogs.
and
A-burn,
will
ha
counted
on
The Dr, Cleaner* lot; tbnr firel ida may npect of th* University
GAINKSVII.I.K,
OcL
JA.
All
“ fast year a good many poipte.bis brother'* funeral.' oben ha
alght thU Hare game of the fell sea-on Tu—&lt;U&gt;
aa all m)i:rwd men oa lh* .quad tor much in Geoegin TacVs inLeonard McLueae and his night |o the Truck Growers by the of Florid* fighting Gator* next are tall varrler*.
ratement with Vandertill her# road* lead In fialnasViUa thl v.erk wet* no» able to get sorvlc-a and wm&lt; struck by tte autoaibbUd. •
•ce.on is rrvralrd la ■ Series of
High faothelf olewrw •cor* of l l l i •/.
foe the eot-tandVag foBthall M ill* fowl. In this ronnactiau the public ! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Coach Bachman vent his grid- halurdny.
intimate sketches of the Baby
should taka ool* of tte fact ttet| ---------- %----------------------- ;-----will ho oa ihe way bach from
In
the South Saturday— the dash
ders
tkrougb
n
foil
afternoon
of
Wkile
the
acorn
run
up
ny
Talnier was on the mound for, c;,toni just released by Frank
lh* university cafeteria i* apabl* i • •
Jachoewvlll* «ltter saearaofal ia
of
the
Georgia
Rulldogs
snd
the
fnofc'all
with
passing,
kicking,
and
At.'.orn
and
Carnegie
were
noUiiag
of (eating toma 2000 prop!*. Lost A . having stopped Mika Jieuser’s th- Truck Glower . and *lthoughi Wright, of Ihe department of pujFl
rids
Gator*.
defense
ajainrt
the
Georgia
p
ay,
like
th*
U
-*
coant
with
wbFh
T
r.
hr yielded up 10 hit* for » run*. |t,|t)
, k, Unlruulty.
year U win not usad to uvtr hall ,
■treag Andrew Jackeao Tiger*
Ticket sales have boomed, and
Among th* players' name, men- making up the men. for tie after line swamped the yeowg Yellow
capacity. There are many excellent
■T elee eoaeollag fhemdclvee for only in the first «nd fifth inningindications
point
to
a
crowd
of
20,.
» ' « he In serious tnuble In th- ti„ne,! . , far I. that e f Hoy Symes. noun. Th- Gator varsity did not! Jacket squad, observers ef thn
ieslaurani* and places to tat In
. /■ harieg playad p fine but loelag
,
first Inning. »ftrr striking nut ,hr foln„ r s,m|n,le High School srrhnmat- with the Omelets but'T—h squmf say it* line looked out) or more.
lh* city of GainasviUa, out the
R l M ill* fo.glT* them a J M averPri-sid-nt John J. Ttgart today
merely tan through a d jmmy, much bettrr in th* New Orleans
Thompson,
lir
t
up.
Iluntrr
hit
to
wh„
wl|
|
probably
finish
th*
university Is ready to taka car* of
. ago far th# ar****. Every ladlissued the folltWlng statement
scrimmage
with
the
re'ervvs
game.
light
field,
which
ordinarily
would
|
p,
,
.
tnl
,
.
»
S
O
n
a*
first
string
• ny overflow and persona who are
cation point* (o th* facf that th*
which
will
l&gt;*
uf
great
interest
to
h«v#
l»tn
i
demonstrating
the
play*.
Tbv
Yesterday
th*
Jackrla
engaged
•ingle; however.; tackle .me- Billy Stark. Jacksonunable tu grt acrvlc* i.v lh* city.
Tigers consider Raaford a* a
all
persona
anticipating
the
trip
Georgia
repvrtolr*
of
plays
are
a
Matlhrwei
|rt
Ihe
ball
grt
*wa)
I in dummy prertis and belli up
ville tarkle, haa auffered • brokan
*V «*lb ern far seme hard game*
“ The lornl ufficere ar* taking
Gaineivtll* and th* state university
th* n o t few week*, and that fiom him. with ihr m ult that , jaw Sjmre ia given planty of en­ welt bulamrd set of formations an offensive agaiivt Vanderbilt for th- gwln occasion.
step* to kindle th* rrowda In an
B * . ' K itty serious practice ha* not whtn th# ball war rcr«vcre«l Hunt couragement in tha ah »rt aktUh with plenty uf passes and Bank­ play*. By playing a good offen­
The sheriff of
“ Every precaution Is being liken oroeily way.
»r wir prrrhH on third; Kttflr Jopposite hi* name, inoirating that ing .nil rons.
sive game, th* Jocktt* feel that
been engaged In ap there. Hmllto
make Home-coming
move; Alachua county and th* chief pf
-inKlcfl,
wrorinif
Iluntrr;
Mild
Sam
lUvis,
clad
In
light
tegs
hU
work
hi*
made
a
considerable
they
can
keep
down
Vanderbilt
teg Mike and hie bey* revuldcr
police of the city of Glintrvill*
an&gt;l heavily haiwfagrd, s i t on the •roving and perhaps a brtyk vri|l smoothly. I think tna&lt;. the public
the hr ettlwate victory without a dirw u walk; II Tlllia doudrd. irnpretPion *o far.
have rhown an past occasion* that
ran
be
assured
that
traffic
will
be
m
tiring
Mill'd,
llarriRon
ami
II«
m
I«&lt;*
field
all
during
the
practice
period
Mr
Wrighl'a
aketchaa
arr
agiv* them a touchdown martin,
of worry, they eay.
they are highly capable of banfMip|&gt;rd «»ul to rod thr inning In follow a.
but took no part In the rough j Coach W. A. Alegamler plans handled efficiently. All those com­
fffB
ing to the university for th* foot- dliag the crown*. T te athletic aa• -v
thv fifth Inning .Me«lr nngU*'i.
stuff The injured left shoulder to make some changes in th*l 1
Among Ihe Knd*
“ !, " “ “
•ociation reserves the right lo
V
J *» V (Pres* repuct* also mdirets that Mllfa walked, ||. Tlllia flew *»ul,
i
requested ,o f j low tsncrl any admis.irns to the foot*
T orn I laugher ly. playing fir»t does not prohibit the Tampa star barkfloW lo put more experienced 1
^
‘
I'd* Bforte fans UP there air waiting to llmlge hit for the rirruil, aroniig ■tring at left end. Ia a rangy »i» |from passing end running but 1
the traffic
, r * fnll&gt; ,h&lt; ,r,fr,e
tall fume in case of disorderly
t thiw Murray banner. "IU0 Sleeir arvl Mil«*e, Harri«*on an&lt;l fo It lad weighing HU) pound*, who jolt would go hard with him and men at work there. Thar, app-rera I ,and
plans.
likelihood that Pat Barren . and
pound *1* foot yoingvtvr." whom Ifeimlon ■truck out. Adding th« played fullback at Robt. K. Ice. Bachman is rartfil that Ltavis
"We are expecting a Drga &gt;undue..
• ' t . ■„ 4 4 *, •• * •.
Jap Hart. Iht two heat running
-There is every indication that
■bOy'v, been hearing so mu.h arore the llry ( Ivanera got in ihe Jarkanaville, and Georgia Military ‘loci not receive any.
crowd and many i latinguished
threat*
on
tha
Tech
team,
will
be
about. They are eaxloui to $rr if third ami Ihe two runa in the Acad* in). Daufhrrty ia fast, s
ivrolhcr
permitting
w*
shall
have
(ue-ts
Th*
governor
of
Florida,
Jerry LitnerUnd, another tiny used together in the barkfirld.
AU l e nt her MOCCASIN,
M atai* against lb* strong tram* I iuith brought their total to ninr fsir receiver, and In the opinion of, 113-pound qunrtarbuck.
hi« cabinet and meinberi of th* a great -rovil and a wonderful
call- [
aa well a* the weak on-*. *ml Calmer al-o rontnhuted heavily Couch Warien Cowel’ , with moie ing rignala on th* first string in j
u*y. It is a pleasure to welcome
blucher medal. Thin rnim«r# la no doubt hut that Kannerj
winning his own gamr eaperience and normal Improve­ place of Homer Seay and in cai- , ONIVEBSITY. Va, rvt. JR — over all opposition, the Tarheels ( the sliimni and friend# of Ihe uni­
rummeled
the
reserves
unrvlent-.
f
A.P.)—
T
h
e
Virginia
Varsity
ber i recornmenderf i&amp; r fhe
?,1*lll hast a chance to make • n*m. | with h,„ hon„ rl)n ln th, lhiri, j,, ment. -h mid Uevejop Into * very
Bobbie Treadgold do*» not recovar. scrimmara yesterday against • ingly yesterday, turning which versity to this annual home-rom.1
1,,
t4 t .himself tomorrow.. .It . l&gt; un
, *’ I ning, scoring I.. C. Tlllia and fim player
| /■
•uffklrntly foe tha home-coming •srub team drilled la Harvard thru limes tarried Ihr Xhraity
m
ir a an Itin foot a teU
•tood that
John
''Ke-i“
Davis.
I
Dr
pile
the
fact
that
tirkat
sales
Cecil Mrl-ran, from Kis«immes. game Saturday. Jerry will prob­
Lh- L J°h.n ^ R^ l. JiV’ c Belly ahead of him.
playa by Coach Gus Welch. Every new offensive rombinaliun* into
t haa charge of tha AIKBouthJolinny II id*- hurled for the has just lieen shifted to left end. ably l&gt;e Iu there at quarter. With man on th* varsity except a faw gain th* full trngth of tha laid have Illumed, athletic authoritias
Come in and I r r (hem «ma n High school selsctions each
-aid tonight that no aaata in tha
II- was originally a halfback, plat­ Parnell, PhlrL Brente1*1. FergfeTY year, la lo b« an Interested sper-| Dry clean-rs, and while h- gave
cripples got Into actionu un lha witfcout * chrck. Most uf tbo first nnith stands havs bean sold. Thera
You’ll be nurprfoed.
up only right hits, ruatlc fielding ing at Kissimme- and in prap grid raxii, Anderson. Jenkins and Hall
defense against an attack that •tringrrs were kept un th* tench
tator. John last year gave Hanb-binil him lost Ihe geme. Going cir.'lrs in Georgia. Ile is T, ft,, 10 all hale and hearty, tha Gators will was dangerous over the tackf-a. lo watch Ihelr felluws execute for­ aie ap;toximately tUHH) seats In
ford *ml George Moya plenty of
this lection. Hast stand seat* were
into the fifth inning with th- score inrhes, weigh. 170 pounds, very ahibit a powerful unhainpeiedj
mations to le used against X.
yqbltett, by putting that young
•riling lortsy latwren th* ISyard
“ Friendly to tho Feet”
Georgia
lied, si* and , ix,afhc Truck Glow­ fast, good freeiver of pn^ses, *n d ,(Grward wall for Lh*
LEXINGTON. Va, Oct. 28.- C. Stdte,
, N g l* f on tha.- All-Southern hnnuralila
goal line. West stand seats were
hall-d a rral rnd prospect.
backs to rraak at.
mention list, the firat tlnie Sen- er* put ovrr sis more runa in this
(A.P.&gt;— Long signal and condi­
exhausted except'from the 3-yard
II J. \sn Ordrn. from Tamps.
Every man on Ik* Florida squad
inning, on three hits and a com­
AAAA to EEF.E
COLUMBIA, S. C.. Oct. 2H.—
■ford has ever gainr,; such rw.uqtioning drills ware glean..to th*
bination of iafielii wrrnrs. Thay is playing first siring right and., „ t |lir, « ( » . , , .truggle tha Ga­
to the goal Un^.
• nlflon.
Washington
ami
tea
varsity
ywr­
Carolina
taparad
(A
.P
.)teith
odoed one mure In Ihe sixth inning ll- la a .tiling blocker, and a i in- ,lirl hnve on Ihelr hands, whtn
• * \s *
Ik
______
•creative type of player. Is 5 ft., ( u|wh y .h r* brings his big red ier day as preparation/ war# be­
to bring their total to III.
gun
for
4h*
contest
with
the
Wil­
Alabama
Youths
Keener haa a r.ar thane- lo
Tha Tlllia boys, l„ C. fir lh- II inches and weigh. IHO |mun.ls. &lt;nj b,.ck g lij nueh|„, t„ Gnlnesm tte ihe grad* ibis year, fee H Truek Grower, and llom-r for the 1'iepprd at Hillsborough high. , )(k s.m .J .y , ,„J u , m ^ run- liam snd Mary Indiana i i Nor­ Coach Ires ml announced that Jor
folk Saturday. Mamhert of th* tthlnn. sophoaor* renter whu ha»
I i, doubtful If thee* la another
Dry ( leaners were th* heavy hit- gisduutlng several years *fu, r* ‘ nlng high.
Sanford'* Only K id u ilvl
squad Who did not an* action In
iiiuinmg
mil
uf
sthisil
until
*«al*r-*raepecl ia tte atata with
(ten nursing git injury for week*.
lhi'
As
yet
Florlla
has
nevar
won
lere for Ihelr rrapeetlv* trains,
A edronrr’s jury her# yestertha Virginia game last wash Will not start against Thu Citadel
t * many outatandlng polata a*
scssun.
A
fair
pi
ispesrt.
Men's Shop.
each getting two lilt, out of three
■y exonerated F. W. Jennings
Ilyinau Albrillon. from Wau tin* high, now living in South scrimmaged with the freshmen Thursday at Orangeburg.
Rte Kaaaer. The gam* wlU atari
limes up,
id
James
Koy,
Eufu.la,
Ala.,
thuls is snnther promising player Jacksonville, appears to be a good rlavt n.
•t 3:90 a'clack. and wltf hThursday night th* Dry I.lean- s| right end. Its is u 1*11, rangy varsity candidal*, lie is faat, ag­
played in Iht huga stadium la
CLEMSON COLLEGE. Sf. C„
a tta fe ig a s s s t
era and Company D ar* scheduled boy. with lots ul speed, rcalln* gressive, is eager lo leara and hss
KAIJElGfl, N- C.. Oct. 2*. — Ort.
Vlkfleld. aa lh* aetne ground
(A .P .)—Radical change*
Doc
t
i
the
land
shell
concert,
Ihr
fA
.P
.)—
Fundament**#
of
block­
shiwn
.lead,improvement.
Stands
about
I
’ll)
pound
.
Il*ndi&lt;appril
wR*r* lh* Haler* lacked herngame will not be tailed until H.ir&gt;. with injury over Ihe first month. 3 ft. II Inches, and weighs IKS ing and charging and running 1L' in. tha lineup were forecast yt
WlU Auburn Rr * ■ * tetth* uf
tarday as Clemson drilled for Ita
BEGINNINO FRIDAY
Iloa Score:
own play , *as tha lyp* of work hamicoming day game bara SatAlbiittun shows splendid all-rount -minds.
f*luMr* Halwsslay. fat's hep* U#
Truck
t,rower,
All
i:
II
givtn the North Carolina Hint* .rday with -Oglethorpe. Th* var­
ability, snd roaches lo ik fur him
36th BIRTHDAY SALE AT ‘
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te w wuW'l jp » ud 4*u Stuck time
Among the (enter*
W. Use h lh
•’ .1 1 lo tome thiimgh nitaly.
in that ape* where t e Florida
Welcome Hhoarer, from Robt. E. -allege Wolfpark yesterday aa sity -crlmmaged more than an
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C.
Tillls
c
•1 as J
tailing Ike Tackle#
i tee, Jacksonville,
an all-*t»te Clipper S mi t h prepared h is hour agalnat two teamen'Injured
uajg**.v fumterd «R day. They
:\ ti 0
■lIRte tote up lb* hehlf. and yew B-nder la
Hilly Hlark, from Itott. K. tec, inan, is considered the he-t fresh­ rhargea for tha Invasion of the payers are malt iln|, am) now Init
ilolly If
w a t c h to m orro w s h e r a ld •know wk*t that haa dbn* au far
f»;.n 1 Jsrki onvllte, who started the Ala- man renter, aad varsity prospect, North Carolina Tarhealt Satur­ three ar* out am flkey may play
Palmer p
1 1 J lama game (Ort. 171 at left j since Item Clemons. II* stand* f l day.
^'UHa year. .
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HalJiilhy. ‘ ‘
1Hurston lh
1 J 1 tarklr. sustained a broken Jaw In | It., weighs 176 poundr. I*j*se*s«»
r. I 0 thv tuntrsi anil will be nut the i speed and aggressiveness, and dlaWhile Hanford will be well rrp- Knight rs
DL'KIIAM. N. Ce Oct. Sd.:i u 1 halamr uf the season. Ile Is a big ( plays strong lender blp qualities. (A .P .)— Tte Duka varsity was
‘ renvotwl nt Gain.-avillr next Sat- Pirrry 2b
.1 l 0 aggressive linesman, weighing 230
urday whci* tha Gators will hold Wilkins rf
Janie Madifon, fiom Andrew jnable lo giva much rasiatonca to
1 1 0 pounds.
Gatrgla to a lie s:oie, there may P. Bach rf
1 JarksOn, and F. II. A ., Jackaon- It* freshmen yesterday aftarnoon
. -----Ruin faw fani |*fi over here, helJ
It. F. Symes. (loin Sanford, an­ . vllle, is an taergetir, thoroughly .and the yearling i ran Tfenuaaaee
TJ 1.1 II other ul lh- irvnal "llsby Gnlors" ; alive player, with lots of pep. He la'ys with dangarous consDtcuey.
bark by Ihe deiwsstoti or aomrSeminole
Dry
(
Irani-rs
AH H II who played prep ball in Georgia, Is a root, smart and aggres l\e,.
thing. .Those fans mav see sum -------4 U 1 l* young, ru;;icd and aggrrealw. tut none U rugged, standing 5
y»* Interesting football In this .ectliiii, Thnnii son c
CIIA I’ FJ. HILL, N. ('. CKt, PL
1 1 2 Hr has sh .w» rap! 1 ilevelppment. ft., 10 inrhes, and Wtlghs l « o '_ ( A . P . ) — With Kmohy Ftrabaa,
red.'fac Coach Cecil 11-ck‘a Ilf land 11nnti-r lb
Htrrlu .Th
1 :i 2 and loaches expect thi« lull pound pounds. '•
*•
j na* quartarbnek •‘ find1 running
Miles Is
1 **! 0 linesman to makg s good vanity
W S ..IM II ■&lt;
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II. THU* r,
turkle before Ills school days and.
Ifsrrlsin rf
3 0 0
Emmett Eller, from Itobl. K.
3 1 1 lee. Jacksonville, held bark dur­
Iliya Tara will far • th- Houlh Hodge p
.1 1 1 ing the early werk* as a result af
Gflorgis Hint* Colloga at Tlrtkar Hutnnda 2b . .
1 0 u Injuries, 1mure s - a splendid tackl*
Ftald, Orlando, at H:00 o'clock. Herndon If
* 1 1 proapett. Ile slanoa a litllr over
W &lt;*»# haen trlllnr y&lt;m about Mi- Matthews rf
Hero’a another lint of caey gamer for you football fan* who
----- ---Pcwrll's loam all asaavn. anil &gt;011
six feci, and has speed and alxe.
hare boon going *o well during tbo pait (aw weak*. X* utaal.
:to
v
III II* scales about UK) pounds, and la
JI»Vk to our opinion that lie h»»
Woodruif and Wat'on one o( Kai.fcrd's loading n &lt; j‘i rtorre, and
Havrnrll, coming along wall.
a Boo,| an*, although ho did Iw*
Umpires: Weaver,
*
Churchwelt'i, up-to-datr department rtore, are offering print* of
.to.-Miami, 7 to 0, laat waak-cnd. 1 uok.
Hal Slaibutk, from Plant High
I I ta trade to the first two paraom (oloetiag the moat winner*.
Tempo, picked on the All-Florida
‘ By the way, Hairy Green*’# Orwould
ho
one
player
on
rech
team
LHia'r fuiget to rend In yiur list If you arc entered In A t yard
'Ufatfo tlif.ra play KDalntrticfl In
tram laat year,
U halted a
for the football ticket to tha FlnrHa-Kantucky gamu In Jackion‘Orlando Friday night, at 11:00 who would voluntarily offer tn very good tackle prospect. He ha*
Vrlork. . . What cl*a do you want •|rnd long h turn ilrveloplng hi* good general co irdlaatiuu. la fast
villa I)re. I. Failure to g*t that llat In one reek d .ip j you from
kicking foot and steadying hi* dia­ inough lor a tackle, and la a will­
l(o know?
the race.
tonic-judging eye so- that when ing worker. Ile aland* fl ft.. !i
To aid you In telactlng the poaslbla winner*, here'e what the
the Mg chance tame.i he will know Inch:*, and tip* the &gt;cal*s a 2U6
Wo Mill hear atari## about
tetma did lart Saturday:
,
’
‘
that
bin
name
will
go
down
In
foul1 Ike folly of Aahora‘4 quarterpound*.
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history
nf
hi*
school
na
Ihe
r hack la not trying for a field
Im Pollock, from 8L Aagu tine,
ataaetoo
an aewwtree
a tuqtoefer
ee j , r . i.
a
player who won th* big game of I* one of th* real big “ Baby Ga*
£ goal In tte lakt few wlawtoa of
the.
year.
jf. play Halarday, and o f ■ half a
t &gt;ra'\ II* ntandn fl ft. - Inchra and
1 daien other coaahda and their
weigh* 235 pound*. U* wa* a cunEvidently Hanford fan* have .do- t*r in high school Ho la aager to
! quarterback* who. olaewd la
* sto ra ge w t t t r h c * tc f, j o u r dreiU ti
sat ted the Gator*, aven the acntl- learn, fairly aggroielvo, and haa
f flaming gaaltlaaa la (lano gaateo
p len ty o f b o t ' W ater f o f y o U r‘ &lt; M fn
mentally Inclined fan . In Ihe itfl good apeod for ona so Ur (a.
Si that day. loot thoao game*
ITik-The-Winner list* handed.In
I* K. Butler, from Nawbarry,
•bow er* * a d « h r r e w ill t o m * t ft k . J
up to thin morning only two per. playad prep football at Cqytlale, II.
field goal* when thry had
you cah u*e *11' the' h o t vntref yoef W
‘grand eppart'nnlM*#. The art •on* picked Flirlda to treat (jeerand c iptaa welt rapertenced. He
T h e ra * n o d aon er o f It ru n ou ig t o ld
gin! Other thing* noted In the opin­ eland* i l) „ if.laahaa,.wglgha fl
af klehlag a field guar U an*
ions, ol lb* HO I* that the list till* •olid 4 !o puuada, baa lpt* of vigor
.that haa never xknew -are*Ired la
tha Baalh Ip the faUcet * stent. * ceh .U an easy one, moat every and nggreMletnaas. and a* pi re* ta
team having a one-sided vale, Maedy progrgft. Ha la a ared
It aeeaia that coaehaa have a
lin e's how SO fan* Ihtnh tha P l M M '
ha/d • aoegh tie** gettlag hatha
‘
* • tea d# too tklago
.
_ well. lame* will end: lit pick H. M. U., - I - rta"
w i l t d o M io u fl M&gt; g r r e y * M I
liva pick Teaaa; 17 pick Tinny*ither ran and pa**, ar pila-drlt*
■ O fU flu ppty O f g r in d gtlrf
see, three pick liuke; |H pJrjt Yale;
ad rua. ar paal and pan*. Aa
the b a r ^M»op‘ «U h l&amp;atwo, Daitmiuthj IS pick Georgia,
Peak. MaLwtaa aald Ike at her
o u t H O T w s u t . f| t t q u i i
a * "try aag flad a really de- two. Florida; It . "ith Cornell, nine
atmuion. Tbcr* wood*
I LULW*
Columbia; Ifl pick Alabama, two
•tart. N o t h i n g U&gt; flfo p .'N c
Kentucky; 17 pick Browg, three.
i-l* • pity that an already col­ Holy Crone; lit pick OhU Stale) vllle. i, playing flret »trln*. H* t«
t o re a vd d tc. B d t o f « l l , ;ye
li gaga* cannot he LTightened five, Indiana; 10 pick Minnesota, • powerful bey. oa#,*&lt;,lh f miet
a tiny hit more by the Intro- 1 &gt;ur, Wisconsin; IS pick Paniuyl- dlUgeal vac her* oa tha afttifld. and
Ion of a player who can b« do­ vinia, live, U fa ytttoi 10 pick ha* h «l muck eipyr|*aca, |Ha
led upon to boot that old ball dyieru'*, one, Michigan Hlat*t U
rpap Ota- upright* , Ilia* altar pick Georgttown, »lit, Bq*ten Col*
k .everything
lelng equal lego; SO pick Notre Dame, near, •Wo player, hut U noy fret.
n a dramatic point of view, CainegU Tech; IB pick North Car.
F.ntury Bryan,, oag of. |h*
a tonre moment* which Mima olina, one N. 0. Stele, and 14 pick prfl«porta
fee . r e a lt y
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Ala haare rr, Kent rrty
mat'* apparent dreialan to try Slant &gt;rd (o ala picking IT. o f C*l.y

BowToTrackGravrerB Roy SymeH* Ban fo rd
Outfit By Score Of Boy, Among Those
T h i r t e e n To Nine Receiving M ention

Record«AMtfMmce &gt;li
Expected! To WaMeh
Game With Georgia

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VIRGINIAN FO l'N IT IlKAII
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GAWKKNCKV1U-K. Va, (Vi.
SM.—(A .P.I—Edalard P. Buford,
fl*. former preiljhnt e f Ihe Vir­
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dead at hi* hoare geslarday with
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Writ B at He Must
B tiflStayln Jail

AH - IT S A Y »
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(Coating*,] from Pag. On*)
him, and no manual labor «a * re­
quired. On# big drawback, howWver, i l l that every day ipent
Thar* waa Jb»t u
much waited
Him aa far aa bin I l-ytar lenience
wa* ctmcemeil.
' U fa at tb* Leavenworth prtaon
hWi ha*n reprssVnlcd M aomewhat
Hg*r,&gt;Cn, with taw priri'sgei. Some
of Capona'a former bawchman war#
there, but them wan no aa-uranc*
Voald bar* n o A lima to eiait
With then.
1 “Bat t f ha decided to go there new
Capon# could begin working off
hi* lentrac* at once. If hi* con■vietion teat* upheld he would hare
that much !**a ."Urn* to do." If hi*
ronytethm ware ravened he would
ha ha manly ehangd prison*.
'.T h a problem waa on* which
AYatn did not Waat to Aeclde
•Ion*. On tb* court'* •aaurane*
that tha fuptraedae order could t*
vacated at any time, Ahern went
to confer with Capon# and Albert
Kink, another defena* attorney, lie
might go to Walking ton and try to
gat a supreme court juitlre to
grant Capout bail, Ahern aald.
In granting the writ, the appel­
late court
cautioned Capone'*
lawyer* that they moat "proeeed
with eipeditlon," laying tkai if
tha appeal brief Were not filed in
doe time, the court Would enter­
tain a motion to Carat# the super-

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dendi or earning., it wa* saij In
high hanking circle* that th* fact
the rorpr)atinn m i .willing to
make a laigr inroad into surplus
might rcavon.hly be interpreted
a* indicating t h a t It* o fficial! felt
that more pmfitu &gt;1*
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Th# n*t incom* of $.1,1X7,1.11
compared with $7.P#1,.1.1A, tncludInf tha fp*ctal cr*dit, in th* prnri*
I du« qtutrt*r equal to Ul venta a
common ahar*
after
pr*f«rr*d
dlvidanda, and with $24,1VA.162, or
I t.M a common ahar* in the third
quarter af 1130. Th* net for th*
third quarter
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year In­
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or tpecial income.
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quarter* that aentiment haa im­
proved conalderably in the alrel
trada. American Mclil Muket «ahl
yeit.rda. “there ere further indi

th* $«0,MO,000,000 reduction.

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eicellant restaurants and pUcaa to „William
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in.I «1«y nf Nnvwnibpr, A I &gt; 111!
wat In tb* rlty of Oalaaavllla but n r q W ea n of aoronautl.'i&gt;.
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lh* ’ ,h/ ,m' .ill ihfii rertuln h.i rthK
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‘th* university 1* ready to taka
Th. day saw the err.tomary pm**m.nt will b« a source ,,f mm- Uml «lln al» In ih» I'siiiniy of
car* of any orlrflow gad parsons Wreath laM at th* foot of the|l“ ri to thoee employed there hy Hviitinol* end Mfit* of Florl.U,
b i fnlliiwb
who ora knablo to gat service in statu* to that doughty sea fight- Uncle Ham, Th* building I* owned H*wt*rlh#4
Lot I, Mlnrh J. n f N
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#r, John Paul Jones, and aperch- by Haorgv W. Scohie, Jr.- TltuaLdrk llalftbl*. Kumfunl, Fl»*rt.
Tb* Urol officer* ara taking rs tad crremonleii oter t^e riMin- villa .MUr.
(In, n&lt;a&gt;*«&gt;r«.lftft fn pi.»i ihttml.
■taps to handle tha crowd* in an
'orderly way. Th* shariff of Alach­
ua County and th* chief of polka
By Maurice Kettcn
o f tho city of GalmcvlU* have C A N YO U B E A T IT1
ihown on post occasion* tha( they
VSMkJtft IO W ’ ^ ]
Jara highly capohto &lt;A handling tb*
'x v tic c a
A iU A ?S . / 7
771 s e e r / c m
.'crowd*. Tb* Athletic Association
A » T A o O/Y&lt;5'.'
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AM ^ouJ
laservta th* right to cancel any
Ajrxm,
•admission* to th* football goat*
Q A zo*.
in east o f disorderly conduct.
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“Thar* ,if every Indication that
wait her permitting wa shall havt
o great crowd add * wonderful
‘ day. I t - * g-bftoabrp U wakotn*
th* aluaaai *n j frianda of tha.aaivarslty t* thia annual homa-comIng." /
- Daaplto tha t»ct that ftckrt Who
have boomed, athletic authorities
Mid Uat ajght that ho sett* In the
'.’ north stafda hafo baba arid. Them
•cat* In
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were definitely in aight.

Record Throngs
A re Anticipated
At Home-Coming

lie should lake 7.o t. of th .

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terly rom im m d ivid en d of f j , aa

The dafeaaa ha« already docket­
ed the appeal and may file tta brief
at nhy time. Tha government waa
ordered to fit* it# brief 16 daya
Wfta* Capona'a brief had bean filed.,
Ufa court added that the appeal
Wjuld then be *et for oral arguoianti immediately.
In Ita order su.pending tiecutlan of Chpone'a aentence, the
court at*tad » pacifically that it
Waa "not luapandlng any proceed­
ing for collect I in of tha Judgment
(or fin* and coat* awarded agilmt
him.” chpone wa* fined 160,000
■ad aaaaatad tha coat# of proaecution, aatime tail at about (100,000.
r
*

t ' . (Conti*isy- hum Pag* On*)
Nrith ua, U eircnMataaeaa permit. _ , “Through (ha kindness of tha
contractor, th* university library
la balng put into condition so that
th* alumni lunchavn may b* held
that* at noon on Saturday, previ­
ous to th* gam*. Th* contract for
th* work on the library doe* not
aapir* until Ik e. I, but everyone
Ita* been co-opt rating to make the
"building atirartlv* and available
fo r thia important function.
• “ Laat year a good many peopl*
war* not tbla lb gat service and
■food, lit Bilk connection tb* poh-

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414)01) SIZED office In V U d - .l
Jlulrl. Rea-unable Rent. Call
Valdes Hotel.

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S, .^ 3

KOH H E N T : Lkl acre ra n jh • Ith |
h«.uro ami rquipnient for . 200

ihU kni-4, Hrfitn ncr* r*&lt;4Ulift&lt;l. Mil* |
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Briggs, Jeweler, May. Ave.
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U. S, CONGRESS
SKEPTICAL OF

A N IN D K P F N D E N T D A W N E W S P A P E R
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re ss

Liner Delayed Five
Honrs As Daughter
Of Premier Dances

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HOOVER CALLS Prem
Has
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~)aySeeing
FOR ADEQUATE Sights O f U.S.hMetropolis OF CUT HEADS
NAVAL POKER CADET SHERIDAN
HELD MONDAY

DIVIDEND TO RE
GIVEN OUT BY
BANK RECEIVER

Britain Votes Today
As To Government

LONDON. Ort i:
1 A IM
--Thlrty-nii lion Hrit'^h rot era
NEW YOKE.
Oct.
IT.—
entered election IkhiHi * today
(A.F.)—The queen of the tee
And nrro'.e 'Sen pcea* nplten
wsi.ed five and a half hours
for t^e land * finanrial ill* a*
today while the drag liter of the
NKW V» TK. U : 27.—(A .P J—
the tum ult and ahmiling of an
Premier of Fre nee danced with
Vivtcioi- - *rr l .iy i I found N r*
unpiecadente-i cam iaign
»e-l
a Yankee mayor at a Million,
too &lt;4 an 1 her time
York .
Tao ’ending newapape*-* rn
sh ea birthday party. The Isle
ih*&gt;” &gt; • i*nlay, but
a trifle
each tide of the i*nje th*«
de France waa to hive nailed at
ne .« % i «n tel! ttm
Jtt t the
m-v ning rated »hr
•*»*;•
midnight with Prem ier la r a l
home full, «h»- a a u ill- 4 ro m
of the dr«n ion. .nr Time* top
and hia daughter, Joeee, but at
a hilght
!2*&gt; * ft et.
porting nam«ah’ Marl^.iAld'*
that hour the waa dancing with
, Tre
At
I dAughter »»f
cal! for a 'doctor * mnndatc'*
M iyor dim e. Welker. M insieur
.
r
got
a
pano. r\
for a uaio&gt;i»«i U "m n im n l It
1 -oval watched with »n oxpan,,m i
metrojMilie from
• t
I
' --------m u ! the voter* a ir ailed . poo
aiva smile and a (roup of &lt;iv
•{ It. inl.n ; with
to m aar a den t on which in n
I W A SH TN O TO N . O c t 27 Th « it y I
daily prominent persona gathc. •
W a s h i n g t o n . o -t. 27. ••• 1 9. meeting
la m e r W. H arw ell, r e c e iv e r
•jiahlee at futm- • t t r 1 ity
t
su.'h i*1
oflgle *i|\ a ill preserve of .feed to honor the natal day of
( A . P . ) — A a o m ew H at s k e p ti­
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Th». maintenance of a
i* t
night in
i
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f
th o F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k ,
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Cornelius Venderhilt Whitney. navy qo
r«'giilar •« *11*11 ,pe
and efficient Out
c a l C o n frere) s to o d q u e s tio n ­
Hunt of t h» ir
ami jutting ci
a n n o u n c e d th is m o rn in g t h a t
fttli hn
U*t
1 vjf vent ) The l»»ii&gt; llrruld. op
Meanwhile the b&gt;at waped aid
tnnr in offirta*li
a b ly
y e s te r d a y o v e r
th e
n I 1.In i
a position oizan. *ui| ’hal the
i.g » r - and
itinkoJ.
the captain derided to postpone | no rnfiin c o j|| #v#» i .iym.I* tnt
\ 1 '\ »|A\ F.\ i „nn . IV*
a p p ro x im a te ly $100,000, r e p ­
bmlget «hal! Is* balanced nu*.
the sailing until 5-.S0 A. M. The country * •• nim td \®«t®rday ty IA P
iru o for “clo*w num «-r ..f m a*tf ■» ' r • 1 till# hum
c r a d l e o f th e n e w -b o rn H ooHe" y..*
('nil
It t h ird R &gt;S-m
r e s e n tin g a /tcv en p e r c e n t
not hy plundering the pm&gt;r *nd
party finally
came tboarJ, P irsulrnt Hoover i« Mth t fit «t
1 1, i V «aar iti n •* \» hit h ha I t-* &lt; i prnuini; for
v e r - L a v a l eco n o m ic accord .
•Ini'
' I vi t *11 4|*ny loot! ail H* "
d iv id e n d o f th e a s s e ts o f th o
toodbye* were said, and the j H PCfoitj" .»f the A m r'ic in gw
ti.at
tnc
ctirrenre
qha
I
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if**
the
*hy*cri|Hi
mlniatu*
M»||»4 time »h||* M »*h .fern* of
, W h ile a d m in is tr a tio n o f ­
«.*• i itl h«'ii *r -* mlci»t et t*e I
Prem ier', five-day visit to the
g a Tiled Kli "not i&gt; ( ‘ u d l l ^
h n n h . is notv re a d y fo r d ia t r i j l*«*n|iieot 1110*01 m » lHJ«irr-w wr»r mi rodu»*r«t
• tre trhirel
ernnim t
f i c ia l s r e ite r a te d th e ir s a t i s ­
United States was ended.
to hunkei*"
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f a c t io n , t h e
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Ho m e rit« of th
.Il't'la, p|» .ill'll a* III a •! a* 1
IMmitorg of t h r b a n k w h o h o ld
«irnt. who ha« fall®.I for tit? an r a
( th.
ti n
l e a d e r s receiv ed w ith m in g le d
d l. h* l||v r « lh i
11-1 I n&lt;r-i*
th.* | ro|t.urd ’tan iiid m ilk o ;dinan cv.'
re c e lv e rn ' c e r tif ic a te #
In d i­
went m an / times, termed ih. etr»*l
t . ilgi \\ * hm jtnn tiu! 'it* u v-oi w i« lik e n It w ill lif
• hiiiirn: ■»
fee Jln jp i th e n e w s t h a t a w a r
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111
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d e b t- r e p a r a t io n s r e a d j u s t ­
E \V H f u r * bH.*nl ihurynien w.t.*
to n s h a r e n f c o llectio n s.
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all Cstne h •
m e n t is In th e o f f in g .
p r lent it the m eeting.
urging
Check* w h i c h Mr. Harwell
■n npp • i
• 1 lu irti c
?*n I
luo*.| to the luw fil (siint tVffi *' Atiny m
Vile. i»ct ill rr*l prop-*, n o
th a' It la adoptrd
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Meanwhile word came from Bormailed to Washington some d*j^
11
t»- |pt*r a.*'-.*
Ihnt FtHurtly will permit.
tn#A«utr ahn h would in«nie I»k a I
At . .1. !• \i
!*•«k than threv “Trea *»n^ui i i
tin of intention of Goqnccilor
ago to Is- rontparrd. vrtlfled,
eanmhile it developed! r a t hoi n nt!® • hn •t, i
coiir&gt;i'nm*» of a high giade of m ilk
n®
l»r*»!h--J|ilW»nlnc t . r-op.-n the reparation
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• Igned and rt-tumed for dialribuat all tim e*, and il«*elirtng that th t*
nPf trip r i * t -rir ’a j In \ in :h t'm fr.l m raa u ie hail thv aiipport of rvery
'B re tW o n 1" response ta ihe Iloovarfa • i&gt;riti!« reply le fo rr the Wri k er i*tt iiduRiftr1* a 1,41
tion to depositors, arrived here
1
h i* - 11)11 S tate * it* h rt*ik**i «t»l»4
ill Ih*- l U ir t iiu t i tn the city
LaemlJiio:
a I c i g i r n Natl n - fh' »H Hi® S.n V» tie ».®
yesterday
Today
Mr
Harwell
attd
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t . ll •• r^'td en * .* ' Fa1 '- 1:1 a li.wei of
request fur j.articipalinn in nn it • •« nearly t* it
The r«Adin»r of a letter from A l
On (hi* n v t prrhept on aamc of
hi* aa.iatant Max Hradbury, w ere,! had V
a lt ..
n sn i wl tlu* UnM.«rf \ *101 m hotrl
im m r.iate niv-ycar di-armamviit ho
&lt; i * n .•
lla n o p . Attorney repre
th e other point* di«cu**ej in hia
busy mailing tn* ruatumaiy r*-*'
I *r» • i’i| t) M I r •a 11 am) unite te n tin g the K ik b * m tgreat*. hold
holiday. Mot c tli.n .si naln-n- t.» Nr tv llavrn i •',1 V• ’ fr.nn the
conferences with Premier Lnval rf
Ik* M«\vt «ith 4 h.. ken iiis*k
ceipts to !,t elgned a n j returned
h aw been asked t &gt; join.
rn &lt;’ if|h |r *n«l n kn itted L'l'W ii r t * of a tax c e rtifica te up the
F ra n c e . President H iov»r atill h*&lt;
with th* revelaert' certlfi.atex sir
N r u * p i | i ,MTii,u n r r r nofiiip«| •.f i r 't t.
M a y fa ir H otel.
m * interrupted
The Frvaidi n t‘a taten irn t *■»
i»t»
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1
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to convince the logltUHv* branch
WASHINGTON,
(*e;
27
WASHINGTON. t» -t 2 7 . _
that ptop*r m lrlve may h* mad*
t'v iiittt'a •(«'■!ti hy Mej. Philip
M r r MU.
(.aval Mcrenl* hy C .iin tillM lolier Speer, who a^hed
o f the government which |n -v &lt; ( A .P .l— T n u ghoeta of the farm Imped t j call attention tn todays IS t|t*rmi'* grn*l et** direct*»r *•? h r.
(A T.i A* sit afterm ath of hi. on th* csttiflcalea which will be J .
•Mo w r want jH itlu ity on this ho
rvlr-biatlon of Navy Day. O ut
rt
niifil
•
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ft'
Page
F
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t
on debt sireem enta.
n l ie f cam paigru— Ih * equalisation cvra and men nf th* L rm -J Stall*
th|t tM * it! \\t» i I't till. Fi.'tn
l I m a tte r? ", w h netipon the letter demand for Kuropcan rvforinr, returned to tho depositor.
’.- a A*
ri th* neat few day*. Mr. Har- . . the
........ administration
.
I ------ went fee and the export d rto nlu re-- •ca fn rr e i throughout I hi* » trkl •'atnr«.a&gt; n Iciiiihi*) u n t i l h«*
For
in .* pae«e&lt;l aroim d the ta 'tv and Se-iatm llorsh w»a told Sunday,
anead wrth the plans for atabtliai.
yeaterda, on Capitol Hill to ail) recognize it. The * ii »i &gt;. ttH». t*&lt;*ocir^l the n» u • of Sbtriditl'n
r**Mi! ill tllvnrr ti V each of the night *t the French ainhaasy’s re- ’ w, | | Ul Issue the checks al te n Mon of InU rnitlonal exchange. i: confront th* new C ongm a.
caption f ir Trvndrr la v a l that h e l p o , ^ office* on th* main floor
C't*n»inisslt*n» r%
Mm.
nf*vrap*n**nnei|.
Waa dlsckqed lhat effort will j*
‘ d rra of the ilominant agrirul. tvill m ale a tmw to it* urot ie. ,,***Sb
y j,,t National Bank build­
laa
*Cr'
iff.
|
Kli
ring
hud
Is-rii
m
Hiniint
runTH
a m atter *»f the atlvrrtlninu didn't know nn*h olemt K urop., nf
e m eant rated on the Kn;;li«h pound turs organisation*
- replied th ej he knoer tiwi tnuth. , ing, ia tha old hanking room. D tiapunaoting
A
ft»r
hohiing
fur
the
ncceiM
ly,
atlen
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tho
ho.pitul
tfn
t
f
t
r
j
l’&gt;
the
liiilrpantlnit
ste rlin g —world medium of debt indicated to Chairman McKary of
The telling waa done hy And oe-1 , un, who are unable to rweeh 8*l»rn.hant« A**nct*tltm nt th® cm
of a aiA.'ficient Armed force to re-*
H- .^heridon. mother »».r
settlem ent. It w u I elieved lhat a
Ow»e two principle* of faint »ld l pul e any im aiiun of th........ ..
lit r of Lake Monior Avenu#* anti •aJor Filllpowu-a of Poland who j f„rd until lat«r in tho week, may
the fAih-t. ml another ^ n . •••rI**' Ihan the cectury-&lt;d
tba S enau agriculture committ.wj , ry&gt;
chief E».-cu t i \ v ftAid hi \ d. who hml &lt;%t’oiiiiimiiIyiI her
K lrtt Str»®t ovtr the oh j®* lion of) r |&gt;e. tally »hj*ct«i to Ih* rn ip io rV glt |„ tow-b with Mr. Harwell by
W tsillNCST'tN.
fh
gS.MSS will he uawu ta par.
pror ..,al for abolishment of t h r ! f , | | ln*
Roora ,WT
tb , ,#nw
'O jhail been ir,formed by comm and-' North frum (ii-eiivltl
• b I* •- llcforr n siiisll a.idtrn v T (' 1‘irlm n r ru«ii*nt of that Polish corridor, * strip nf Isn d , t.utiding.
Gn Capital hill, tho legists trrs yesterday thry would week
sou ght yaateiday to Bod out what wTitc both of tnea* pioviaiona into . in f nffirrra that “ wr aro main -1 ,n • " h—t'ital »h«o Miart.l*ii in the llls tri't i.f C. lumvla *mi- v tiin lli, i'M* a cam th'®«heU *»ui. c.sgsed out of F ast Garmsn) In: j h l i dividend represent* »»•
v»ilh |u&gt; artmn taken Mr. CaiD*»n
la* Hoover farm m arketing
act u in in g that atrangtJi
atrd a f tl- 1
They arrived here at J-IO I*
•»aa between the lines of the carw- M
prvtite f i-orr the lcx»| tu j uf war ohjr*ta to the iltfn In it« i»rr*rtil g1»e l-.land a-rees to the sea.
| f„u,th mad* alnc. the Imnk el
l t loaalon.
citiiry."
j M.. in an aulnmobtlt i«i»rlril hi
ftUly phrased Hoover-Laval le d o rheiwccn the White t|.ni-&gt;- and -he liwatinn. aiul althoutfh it l« now on
Senator McNary called tha H.nBorah, who ia rhainnan of the \ t„ u l 0f 62 per cent hda
Only -durviav night, in a rA*ilo' n»dir«* from th 1’ l’tni»j&gt;li»»ni:«
dtlwn N unot).
.
Senate went fi rwnrd t u i,, with
Leoat* foreign rul# l tom. rum out h»«n rollocted for d*|&gt;oaitera,
ata agrict Itura committee to canJTnkinar the lead from a*
At wa paper fin e here on Nov. 24 ahawd ut Ike ad«li »***, Mr. Ileovcr ca Ud for J,un in New Y-itk wicrv in.-&gt; h-nl { the rhairmnnah'ti of the power pto|»vrt&gt; ..ut of ih* t!ity IImil a. th.- tee. I poke i.ut hi* slews at the re *n,ount. which. coBected In *ueh
aiffn
itself
balonir*
to
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th*
train.
2
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diuirnianuiiL
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It puln{*f to ■ !« » •)• r;g u lir maetlng time of Congra-a
i»m iait,inn as n marker.
quest of French pewapapcreisn •horl time, U eliflra to
Imiu*dlati.ly atta r l ho r.v t't'v ! Uqpresi-otitig the Senate m .i 'e jt f i f t at the Aaioetatton.
th at irhiha ’natimu
line* . gruarn Jiuler
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t l d gav^r#tkkm# .’fcDtmD’wihi - S h t . H w tw aac
*alta&lt;ftke fa rn leaden to present
rerptexad. paoptea I'lroUtbOut
* • { ", Vs
r r " r&lt;* i ^ i • * » « • » teomlnntlnn of G e r e ,
th rlr case than.
At the *mba*ay Uorth was sp
tj,. bank’s kftglre.
world t-9 on u-kig Incaleulahle I -o ' at th-. m ilitary «*•*«"»*» OtlaUfcf.h sfter hr had been ro„. group to r^gliter n cdmpUmt prnached by th* smteweailor a.wl *
ThM th, r ^ e g ,, 0f gpproylmatqTh* &lt;qB*Usatioa few pruvidra for
in ,| , w.,rn
j ohn w against Ihe Florida Tower and
vuma in evident dread o f tho.v&lt; an I t apt and M r. t\ W. W in ter
**im dUeuttlon followv.l. Filll“
•
- -the Vucying of a fee upon produc­
th at may tome upnn u*.^
v for IVevt |Nv|m Mai. M 'm m a,1 |)* v|e.- former Democratic preal I.irli! Co., regarding the new one | "Wits said the senator’s stale- ly 1100,000 a t thU t i n , of the
er* of arricu ltara commodities to
year will press to h* of ad tan The Chief executive already hat .1 i *•«•! &gt;! tlu ^n'riilan fan n l/i Unit ini f oinm#r. (UmA?Ml &lt;1 tiiat muter rate creeled hy lhat rum
(f o n t nued Os Pag* Fti*i
tagvou* benefit to uierehanta and
l-nny. lie claim#,| that light enmtaken ilrtinit* stepa t* prum- i ?»,•’ Warner, a fu -.ltv n.wni-'Af Smith b« m itlf I
professional man, and will b* felt
pany r preaentatlves hail mierep
•t i '«»• |g.aU«*iny; anti th^ U tU r'i
A
v
eriran
rip«n.’it%
r*a
for
it
*
\S'har.«»r»
|*ej»|
t*r.
f
nm
^r
Th- export dob tn tu rt woild a l­
in the rn tlte section, is indicatril
navy. When tha departm ent sub­ v* t h.itl AC^AmpAnifl Mr*. S rrri- l*rnn«) lv»n.b (Ftizlnf, tk ti-nilr l resented facts tn him, and that ipin short talks with prominent htuiA crew of w orkm an' under th , 1 »«« •*!»»♦•«
»*Ht«Uural com- m itted to him a budget, aekutir •Uo and her **on to tin« rily h'niith‘%
t»» Ih® fM»it V&gt;av|a wants I hi* old metei* Inatallrd.
ness
men who today declared th a t
direction of F. A. Dyson, local '"odltl** to toeelvs debenturs* to for the *p|&gt;u&gt;pr&lt;atlun cf 1401,mo. fro •• Srw York.
Coinntiealomr
Ilyrd
declared
that
i a ui, th® fact1* in th® h i t w®rr
, , , .. .....................
I the distribution of th* fund# a t
vwirtr.ctor, this morning began the ! U ra ih ,b l* t n m custom. rsceipU 000 durm - th* next fixcal year,
M j klvming ann. um #U Sh^rl- a«lmi*t®«l h) h««lh «inr*i and *hat a his firm woul'l be glad tn give him
Officials
of
the
St.
John*
River
,
hu
,
im# i, ttmwly to *«y the
it. and
&lt;-*•ns tru st ina of the coarrete foun. of ,lw * "* « « "•* » . Th* debenture* he retuirm l it. It should be rv .Ik i*‘- UtUy woul I h« sent to t 'r - l dretsion irvnlvetl mi rely the one*, thth old
old rate
tat# if
if he
he wished
wished it,
«.
tins announced today that llutler j |&lt;#&lt;|
'
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‘
'
int
d a l ion and .teal polo upon which woul‘l *^.ua“ “ th*. dlff'rwnew In du-cil. hi- vald, by a t nr&gt;ch athis
morning
It
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-he
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A
H
wotjd
lw
glad
It.
show
hi
•nt l*f trmln
w ill he nla.e.1 t»* l a w
Pr*«» »f fotslgn talea and domes- tOI.tHIO.OOtl.
under Iti other*, Baltimore, on* of Ameri
w&gt;il I t* act n ii}iaii'i*f|
ied l y Maj hi nt I p..n*t« rule* empowered It to r.
Is effecting a sxvlng und
ca's largest whuloaal* concatn*.'
chim e rl «k formerly owned by ths 1 Uc tales.
Gen lt»u&lt;U* M acArthur, chVf •i«: M«i. IU:ph 8assc, Army ftol- (i nsi'vr th- nomlnUlnn bet.or two *h*' ' c m d e r r***‘ **• Adam* t
had notified all of Its central and
Congnes
twicS
at
a
t
Uta
squall
lire
,|
when
M
r.
lly
r
J
ask
d
that
Fir«t Natloaal Bank. Th* clock la
l.wlt "m i?. a' yU c th rr Wr«t I'oi.it cm* utl»® r®«$!oiwi hi I fVlr*«l
south Florida customer* that all'
xatiun
fee
to
Preeldeitt
Cooildgu
,
U
,
f
;
"
P
™
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b
*b".r
ho
.e
ll
at
his
of
f
t
.
*
today
ami
tr in g vonatructed tkrough aetlv.
i4tl* Mil’tAry it r v l i t i *itt '»«• r'®n thoHifh th® P rr lilent form ­
shipment* destined for
thnei j
!•'** Of th* Independent Merchant* and he twice vetoed It ht .tin g in g " f n , , *‘ 'P*™»‘o r the arm ) - K M at th%- A radrm y.
ally had hr®n nullfl«&lt;1 of ronfirnta- -nniplcte s s tis fa rtio n would ue point* will in Ui* future he s e n t.
linguag.
Turning
then
to
tho
**.
I**‘«r
t"
Association, and i» m tda possible
given hint.
Wl*llr J r *pair 11.* «f «avitiK th» ti n.
via tteam ar tn Jacksonville, St. I
MacArthur, l nhl- i.n- •
Among other m atters the t tintthrough court* y uf A. H. Moses, port dabenturv. th* Senate passed
, A.!.-! - »i(i*. phynlciaff h«&lt;l rrit
aa
a
part
of
th
.
farm
hoatd
UII
‘*«r
*"n»mendod
the
navy
a
i
ra&gt;
niisvtnnct. dispovct| nf w ere tlie John* River freighter* to Sanford, t
.w ealthy property owner, who do•tirtr*l tr» tv try m«an« kntiftn t.»
TAMPA, Oct. 27.— Idquir law
Ih
two pear, ago over the annoaorad
11
rn n -trjrtlim uf a small garage in Bil l iKnc* by bus tn point of des­
| noted ft ta th* city,
tination. A considerable rnluvtion violators who g*t Inti federal
ut O*1- - 7 ^,,r Navy Hay nu'liral »• i«nce lo thwart &lt;Jr«tti.
llitrna
Vista
s
w
authorued;
A concrete foundation eight mvpoaltion of President Hoover.
111 u th* blithday of T n«yl...- \n vm rr^riKf operation w«» »rr
Conuni-sioner W. A. I.effl»r w»e in freight rytea w arrants this ruur; are hssdad straight for Jail
T e a l square la being poured, Into T h . Iloua* voted it down.
for turd Saturday night an I 'hi-qAi
move, the boat line official* de­ from now on. Judge Akarman anBut now app*ars tho unlqno pro- l!u," « ',«ltofficially d ielated a* tlu
Vole clared.
.which will be imbedded a steel pole
Shrriden was placed in a resptra-T MRXICO
r.xici
CITY, Oct 27. —
mmnrad yaaterda) in sanding s irh t
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ii«mins&gt;
in
the
general
elntiun
In
{capable of carrying tha massive po*al for th# incorporation nf
tnry whrr# h* lem aincj im tllj t.\.l*.)—Elmphatlcally denying tic
Kail LeJimano. ererstary of th* there fur stiff term*, lie adtiiad
I teerndwt; the 10.11 tax roll was
'elo ek 'i weight in safety. Th# top
•
alh.
hi.
I
U
sick
Auguato
Sandino.
NlcarsChamber
of
Commerce,
comment­
violator; 1 1 bring their c o rk
offi tally closed; a emitrset with
o f th* clock will be ah m t 20 f«*t export debenture xyatema
ing on th* information which in' guan insurgent leader, today adWilson &gt;nd Boyle, who sr* the dlcatee that this section ia raeviv- rlo'he* to court in future hceauM
froat tho ground. The atop and go form marketing a c t
FHKIGHTBU
SINKS
vised hl* reprewnlatlve.i h n e that City's official attorneys
h* ha* cliangrd hi, ' mind sbant
Mr. Hoover U reported on Capi­
was
{traffic signal# which formerly
ing tho atUntion of im portant , suspeudei ssntencev, which da n r t '
he has completrd the teurganiaa
signed;
f'lljt
C'letk
F.
S.
1-ameon
‘hung a t tha laU nuctlnn of First tal HIU to h are stated th a t M will
NEW YORK. O ct 27 (A.T h * . twit of hi* anny an | f- r,sd y for
hualnees con erne said. It appaare ]
lo ta getting result*.
H k te t ami P n k Avenue, will U r i t e ony hUI carrying Ih* export
Thu SounJ freighter, • ity of s ''real offvnelvt " He r,ported was authorired tn dispos- nf re- tn i’s th a t th i* new boat line, w ith
“
At th* stm# lima th* judge xaitl
' '
*
•Installed on U# pole Juat below the debenture. A real farm rtlla f ro w .
* f! Q,‘,..aj7, .M7 L ' ! " / 0 l,,‘ " ’ daily Haight
batwren S .nlo l.v did not want lo hear any mare
la breelng.
I The Wakefield Canning Co., uf Staiufnrd, collided with • -co«r off * ho had sight columns nf nie.i well •'u7
J |V ci:.
,
• a .k in g l.c ,n .a ax c m p llo n .: , t e n - g j j f f
J | ( l( M n T | |u
e m plainl, about times Islng sp
Whll* a more I* afoot to abolish G rnevr. or* of this county's old Welfare Island this morning ami |irv«iaton*d and equipped to launch „ t,« n offle ally d « U r ng th&gt;
Lona tr o d loo • will la eompleud
m,
r
r
h
M
U
ln
lh l.
w llo n
hard that msn and women have to
moa* pro.lUble Indu-tnea. sank in East River. The itw of 1.1 t, ram pnirn which h* Indicated
T y Ui * end of tha waek. it U n i l - tho farm board ...a te d by th . " 't
." » • Intr" ‘c "
T * Z
l' Z ' thonxaad* of dollar* annually. W* sell liqunr to fssd their families.
y rs tsid j* received by air mail, a man war* Wken off the sinking [ woiilJ be cnnduclsnl orar a wide- «r|o*ui,mdta
figaln.t
tlalinquen
,
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h
^
^
lti
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„
Motad. Tha Kaaford E laeu k Co . lio n s,r administration, th* farm
“ It is not th# depression th*t l*
to rush o ric r from on* of their old freighter by r lre r em it, Th»M »p ®*J territory of Northern Nlr*
/I* haadllag tha electrical work, l-.adera 1 s t a n d to fight
'1 aa.egos
.a /u i .
Boston cuitomere, th a t • large w e:, no pa*««ng*r*.
making tlmoo hard for IhaJsi
while th e Hanford Markin* Co., "strengthen4 It, laatanl.
shipment of their prodiaxta be ten t
p*otD," ho said, “ ll I* Ih* •
lla n k • inl«r®at ra t# fo r lln laa t n s
*
■ m
■
L
th* »t**l and Iren aeppettlag
North a t once.
gambling plara* and spaaktaslo*
pole.
Tkla interesting county industry
th at aro filching tboir nickrl, srsl
h»a been in exietenre for the r a ti
t'lmei
'
IT year* under tba dlractlun of Mr.
“ If the state aud city sblfioriUs*
. All inv.nbar- uf ths Hoard uf would ju rl close up thexo po &gt;1
Dr. Xirhanl D. Fuson, a g tvern- a r t Mr*. P T. Wakefield, firm er
Govirnor* nf th* Hemlnol* Coun­ room* ami *p#akra»!*« there would
mant tra lte d ehlrcpra:ter with 10 reaident* of Illlnala. X tir-ln g their
In tonjun-llon with th* uxjal Mary Halcn More*, K. E. G riffin,' n
g~t
.
j oars' experlsnce, arrived here last business when they dlacnvera.1 Utat
ty Chamtor of Commarc* are re- not be so much talk shout th* de­
k WASHINGTON,
G et
2T v- weak to mak* Hanford hi* kom*. a dalleiou* jelly could bo mad* of Vilaphon* pioduetton at tho Ml- ami Fred Slanlay, Fallon H itter! P T O n i L e n e V a
,
q stted to to pisaant at th* trad* pression.
( A .F.i— President Hoover *atd to ­ and Utta morning xnnoanerd th at a lid foa ■ta p is they found naar lan# Theatre tonight, a revuo of, and I hail* • IlatU, TTie Slyl- Shop,,
___
"I i n tired of trying to g*t re ­
body
lift
ire*
tonight
a
t
*:00
o’sloek
day th a t Immediate M epeudtnc* ha had *p*a*d of (levs a t 420 W rit LaV* H im * ,, they kav* tine* do- fall and winter fn»hkms for nte$ tba Mirere UirlU* Boll Urea H urt., Th. CrBov&lt; c ilr u . firo w .r. Aswhan on* of the moat im portant sult* by im pending sentences, s i
for the FklMpptoaa without as­
velopal their Industry so that they and women ky Th* Yow.ll ro m -| L j Is Hkatlay, and U ulaa Hickson;! %ot , t|fln
hoUM)
,;r „ . v. of tha early Pall m**tin|* will b* I am gaing to try a nsw method
U n i Street.
eurwd *e momte atabllllr wmil-l
W tlo a U i,. Tkau-orej .h lrp td lu firs t fruit of th* am . in hs Id.
now and safid them to jalL"
Dr. Fw on. a a a tlt* cf Iowa, la a manufacture 27 dlffarent proiucte. pany. T i.. .Stylo Shop gnJ Gaorga ^
-lead ta disaster la th a leleade. Tha
lo.ua of orengt*
KfrrU
W ar veteran who served Including orange and grapefruit Weinstein a, and a prog'an. a |, Wade. Oana Turner. Paul H.n.paon toiUy t » „
It will to th* Drst upportunlrresid en t cald tha governieeat
marmalade,
g
u
t,a
jelly,
a
a
ta
rn o „ l y &gt;oa tic and d a n r. numtere. and John r.iw .ford.
i
Kr. p^fruit tak-n from grove* ’ty Karl Lehmann, new secretary,
23 nsoaths hi. France rn J later
InOH t&gt;« aatared o f . Lobiltt* ha­
lonrnad chlrepractlc under g jv rm - mrl n, p*»*V pear, grap* and ? ' . t ! xp , , T , ^ a
aftareoor. and e ren ln g , m lhllt . w ti, ^ w ,.h
will have tu meat tha re tire
'fa ta Inde peed race be granted.
B ent tra ined Many II* la a greJu- o th er p m d u sn which are shipped fur Ih* to m tit o f the U. P. t). E. g*naa in th . btlghl n.w fall , hirm . nt&lt; ,h . MMun i. offi.ially Beard, ami ha eipact* to lay be­
U . said the m a tA f •# * &lt;Ha- «t* af Ik* Palmar School, Darrtr- IbionchnxM th* nation. Ko cnl o r­ land Nad. Under th* direction af •hade* aid -fa sh io n 'd In
th* n*w | n p .rjd , with tvary Indk-ati &gt;n of fore It h u plans and r.uggwstlona
ewaaad e t ItngU lu t no * Trrhrlrae
ders has* lean recti rad from a Gaurge KchlffWy, Jr., th* Tiiangla siikssuelte muda will b« shown' by“ i&gt; being a batter than normal for tr* c-iming year*i program.
Julian Lasgnar, of Jacksonville,
'• a to tha pelky
m | M 1»- . part, fqwa. (a d has stalled nedl- duxan n a te s and 'Q uia!1#, curing Rhythm K ia rs 10 pice* or.baxtra. tke Yowell Company- Hats, sho**,
onr.
’
“The **tiou«rwss uf thl* moat­ considered pa* of tka foremost co­
[ f - l tid w t i at soom lima or other, «i»* and osteopathy, lie f. a -ok ta­ th* yaat acaieu. a solid carload will furnish th» music during tba gtere* ami u k * r acrexsorlM
*'
ill
ker
af
American
Legton
F
ia
t
No.
Much of th* fru it which moved ing is ubtluu*’*, declared H arry operative marketing authorities in
b a r U *n
ahnwing uf tha fashions and will be In hnrmonlslng shades.
•A Doa Main**, as well aa lk« wa* shipped to Haw Y irk Oily.
today Is from Ih* extensive grove* M. Papworth, prcxilant of the America. « U a alaltor '» l lha
This
aassOn,
the
Gen.At
plsnt
also
glre
svreral
norelt*
numbara.
Gaorga
Walasteln,
owner
of
Tnlaa Peat of tk e Veteran* of Faruf II. II. PattU hall, veteran and trad* body, "for If wo are »&gt; have Samlnola County Chamber of
has already put op 3000 gallnna of
A black fare net by W. D- Hoff­ Th* Ktyia khop and Gm rga W*ln- Isrxrat orange grower In the an active worthwhile program of mare* office* yesterday, sa
Juic* w klaa wOl ka la te r mada tip man aod F. F. Lan* will to un* of stelw’p, ka* just received two truck Ganara tselloti. It Is a (am of tha
progress during th* coming pres, Information an m atters a f lal
* *
* Ik* a#w**t &gt;ication* in JOi'.iiQO boat* of ellrux fruit wo must have Ih* eo-op*rntl*n uf ta thl* county, i
and man'* raady-to-wtor inisel in the "core" mound Gene­ r . y Board uf Director*. How can
Mr. L aafiag U credited,
few nf which will h* va and It w is packed under th*
havtag o rt* * lead tka Poultry An*
there on a w Mac*a day l*M iaa- a danr* by M nijarlre Cagburn and f.-atored In tha ravu* to n ig h t 11* "lll'* io m " and "Lab* |larn*yM trey to tte r sbuw their daalra to
'and a band than by attending ttW soatatfo. a t Florida, a a d . M | ~ ™
tn.Uw public a t all Gaorga A nfsiaoa, gad sn u th tr eialaM that ha lagrets that ha can ­ brands."
a f pwjag *te*
meeting tonight*"
uan-e act by Marlis* Yorranc* and not faaaia moi# oxampla* but add
7h* Gaiter# ClUtia Grower* A»Mary Klixateth Naaly.
dd H u t th e fa* ahown will g irt loeisilon la haadsd by Dr. J. W m IC O M N
SHOT EXTKACTRD
_ T V Yowell Company will dlp- an Id** of atyU* prevailing orar Mxrtin, with V. U . 8Wy as manY ltx raw fall a ty lss fog both man tha s—gt i y a t tka present lima. sgvr. and H. B. Lary, aa fitld nusn.
UT. PAUU Ort. 27,— (AJR.l—
and woman while Tha 8t&gt;lc Shop Be «Ja« said, "It will b: nut pV*e- D ’ting tka gnat aumm&lt;r tho Aa- Pbysklar* at a h spitsl bar* axwill p it sent w o s m ’i fakkluns and
‘ ire yon viall ‘our afore* tn iailon spank eutsidarskU money traetad M skol iroui tka baag af
tha Laauliful marc hen- sibling a n*w eolarfcng room, nsw Ckr'a Skaar of 8L Paul, I
r e to nffsr. Though th&gt; polishing SjpHp g in t. and a targa anti-tetanus aareai and Mg.
ia aaclntire. It t* tn additlait. to thq patking buuss. A w ant kom*. Ills cundlUatt' I* $*t
tha pries* will emus* lapaxitf. ef lgsa c a rt of &lt;i‘.
sarfoua. U* waa th f t vkil* to * tI t dally la,

LOSES LIFE FROM
GRIDIRON MISHAP

H e a rA .W ftt. Mingled
Feeling* News That
; W a ^ p f t b i A djust­
, m e n t I t In Offing

1
f

S A N F O R D . H .D I t m A , T U E S D A Y . OCT I MIRK 27. 1931

But Says Fleet Must
Be Reduced To Low­
est Point T hat Se-!
curity Will Permit A r m y End Succumbs
’*&gt;.
To Broken Neck He- ,h&lt;“ “
nived 1n Yale T il t fr &lt;; *

Several Hnutine Mat­
ters Lit n g Pending
Are Considered A t
Session Last Night

BORAH IS TOLD HE
DOES NOT KNOW
EUROPE POLITICS

2 FARM RELIEF
GHOSTS’ FACING "»
NEXT CONGRESSlI?"
Equalization Fee And u
E x p o r t Debenture
Seen S e a t Of How

First National Depos; itora To Get Approx­
imately $100,000 Aa
Fourth D i v i d e n d

Polish Ambassador Is
Senator’s Opponent
In SnappyArgument

*"

High Court Hears
Legal Arguments
Over Otis Seating «

,»-r

! W '• *!* &lt;w

egins Today
On Electric Clock ,
, ^
w H eart Of T o w n ;- ^ '^ ^

, ,

^ s r ja S » w a w 5 «

Bij? Concern To line
River Boat Service

Judge Akerman To
Hand Jail-Term To
Dry Law Violators

.mum., up,........

Sandino Ready For
,.r.- Nicaragua Offensive

a S: Air Mail Order For

Canned Goods Sent'
To Geneva House

Philippines Not Yet
■ Ready For Freedom

1

'
k
,
'

Chiropractor Comes
T oM akeC ityH om e

quarts of th« ,®ar «u • r«pte*i Directors Of Trade
Body To Hold Meet

Fashion Revue Will Be Held Tonight ,
^
. .
With Three Stores Participating First G ra p e fru it
Of Season Shipped

M arketing Authority
Makes Sanford Visit

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or

fl*

�THg

SA NFO RD

H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A

M O T O A l* , O C T O B E R
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. 8 j* * ------------ - —

STANDINGS OF CONTESTANTS

elects 13 Out Of 14
W hiners To Send His
Season M ark Ahead

R. M
J r , la giving tom* 90 * more Plth-Tha-W laner
root# tint* t fa.t run f-&gt;r t i n t honor* In th* r«atb*U ticket rice. Two
*re*k» **0 he won l i n t pHaa, in d he repeat'd la s tw e e k , lie now
hold* an r r n p of .7U0, gain*! In pi:klng 3d oat a t Y possible 23
Wlnnei. Dm t let him stop yea though fan*. R m a a k e r , If you want
to get that (rctball ticket yon'm ust »end in /o u r lif t each week.
Here'* the .tending 1 at tbe end of the fourth week*
*•*•*•&lt;
# Average
• A® *et eg an
n .
at h i «e «*
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a*
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ta m i . t au
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1* MCUd enough winning cltiba In
Tha
Hgrald’a Pick-Tbc-Winner
.. c c a to t to inauro him on# at the
jy tw o flral p rim , offered each
* wnok. Mr. Maaon guetaed locorhrlu fcr 0 , l • n,l', • nd pltohod a good
L JOrtlT 0« only on* team out of the
r..nK.
,,r,k in ,‘ ®«t *, yielding lip
B i l l ' guaaea played ta a derial»n.
1 « n o a |a g Wlaeoneln to hoot Parm
nine
*'**• Kno,, for tlx nMU- Th*
final ' &lt;n,or'1 , , *'n " * • nhla to putoror
. ty Iran la. |{a I, one of eight perr tons handing In a Hat with IS out
i bel" n' " m in lh r 0 r ‘ * inning on
In,,, * "n 1'-* &gt;&gt;v Hallle RaV.rn. and
T'Of I I T-hraer* la*t week, but, l|»
) Irwel Min hew. TMg w a. the only
I S rt waa tha Zlat handed in, and
; run madf* by thi* W ««lyW ig► |ho tecond li.t uf 13 wlnnera.
la the tiouih
Ihr a y f»r ^ unli*
fifth. Ir. *hi«
^ &lt; f . Bonnett, caretaker of a local
Mint-bow, li&gt;»t up.
Kr. www.a
wbp tha
%nm flrat
Allah peraon
|HI M lu Florida-Auburn __r ___ ___|. | iruiny
th u rrhh waa
following
ly Iho moot oatalaadlng dr.pil r | g'll «• *1**il.|#*; Hu’. ' i n
kind In a Hat of 13 nut of 14 win.....
“ Area. His list wa* tha 13th handed a • la 0 win bp Georgia ever *ltr bit for the circuit, scoring
wHi smI of her. The I'iigly •
■*? | la too. HD only correct selection Vanderbilt In a fnat. Itough
p i VM la picking Carnegie Tech tn gam*. Th# Gator* aurprDcdI n r n | Wigxh irirli p .t oner tbrr# mute
’.. le a f Purdue. Therefore both ho Ih jlr moat ard rat follower* In 'n ll»* *imli, and .-ailed it ■ &lt;lsy, I
unshle In do s n y -*
' and Mr. Maaon win trada coupon* nnr of tho wildest and uoal ox- at they
j-r/S crtb 91 a t cllhar Churehwoll’* or riling gam ta a Gator team ha* thing In the Igit th^re Inning*
Juice Ml nr h*w h arlel for th e ’
I w oqdtnff and W ationV They may »**r engaged In. Kumblen prero«ol»e them by tailing a l The domlaatfd. with a last qaark-r fig g ly -W lgfly girls, and, teklrg 1
T- Herald Office.
attack of fumhleltla rumlng up i» tu c^n «nl o-mtlf»n th at this w*»
D j Mia* Cecelia Trufuck wa* the which may aorer bw **on again. the fir t time .he t i e r attempted
! Winner uf the . pvclal prixe In the While wo didn't mmm the gam* *n |*ltrh, «fi«l nnt do so badly, a l­
bt voraon guessing tho final *core of oxrrpt throtigh the tyro of Red though O r’nndo «n&lt; m H itn l for
i)M , fkrrida-Aoburn game. She Harbor, Iho “ lllll M uada," of 1H hits, gotni fur 1.1 runs.
u-'fkuoaaed that too score would I* thla *lale. we k a rt It flrat hand
M argaret Ktn'aw wsv the heavy'
1 ftorlda II , Auburn 12. ami th a t'­ th« th , Aalmrn ootfll may ran. hitter fur Uiggly-Wiggly, getting
' dSMtly w hat'happened. She wine • Idcr Itaalf fartnnata In not be­ three hit* o« t of four timet at j
. . . 11at. Ml*t Hoag grihoed this honm 1
[-' 4 trade coupon worth II at Hag­ ing defeated by a heatler •core,
/ . fttC a Kola K mntaIn.
Thai alatem ent ram* Irnm the fTf Orlando, gi tling four nnt of
[ ( I . T o o O ltra pa*, on. were added ato*l thoroughly grounded foul- six tripw to the plnte.
tha long list of tu tra n .a ta». hall fan In Ihl* aertion. The
Tonight the Florid* Power L
•ok, making a total uf I2H list* alatlallrn of the game aiiho**d l.ight ,hoy» will engage The SjsnJ . handed In. thn l.iphre. number »uj that Iho Galora outplay .-j Ihrtr fold JI i m M lilm .'f.a rh team liave!,,, t t t this year, of tha I2M handed nnponrnl* In erefy departmeal. I
win to their credit, and both1|K. W. Ilekkl*.
' In tig h t picked 13 put ,1 the II • llhnugh flral down* were eten
to m * will hr o ;t tonight dome K. liaised ■.I I I
wtanarai 14 picked I2i f t picked
their best to take th* (retd game H. I- H s h .c .
(I«p
Ilia
'• l i t 3A picked 10; 22 nickel nice;
Tomorrow (Tuesday 1 m jM . th.* r. n . ti•••»!!
g r i t picked eight; six pirkrd eeen,
J
lrh
Hiwiaor
and Truck U roatr* and llry ( ’leaner* 1% T. I.alr4
'■ and one picked six winner .
the Aill h'*ok op »n what vlo»u|d proved&gt;#4
iM fff
Haro's how ID new-comer* In
n ir ry interesting *a»iie.
&gt;rll 1%Itllawe*
1
1
*
net
I f Irm
. the contest picked them: Thnrn.i.
n o x sro R K
!\1 lltl**I %
llurrrr
J? George, K. K. Illoodworth, tie rg
Kdmmr Halim
Haight, 13 out of II; Arth ir W'll
1 Jrerl «. Mrldx
.
1 t'Om., P, I). Hreedrn, 12 out of I t;
•» mil itrw tM
7
II.
J
.
I
m
II
,
' W. L Wise, Otto Hutchinson* l;o&gt;,
I -Mlw* r .ir a '
* Yancey, Cecelia Trulurk. Mr .
" ll«f »b4aU .
II. V.
Jliw ard Kavillc, (ien r/e Ktovall.
*• maw h i u m
h* Billy Thigpen, and Hill Bigger, II
J Jerk llaake.
,
\ aot of 14; Jay Kay, T. A. Ilrotrer| llltarl Krllf
.
I Atm. J. H. •Mlrerctl
' hen. Donald Prurron, C. K. Nolan,
II H. II. jarh .aa
J , T. Brxnna, l„ II. Ilarix'r, Mr*.
• Arm. M. H . H * r* .
, U m Vfcuraare
f fh 'M . .U irrD o n , A. C. Brockman,
** *«r« Hi rtwli
Winnie hniilh, J k'„ I'rasion, Clay
■ William*, lu o u t' of 14: H. C.
f c Ral«i) lja i? c t Mrpoaald. Kdilh
P Bkdamy, Mra. llo m tr Little; Jack
I P i t i n . V wit of 14: Robert Waly . |acf, Book Holt, Doric llopkin ,
■ Barto ilui.-hln* n. Albert W hit-,
V akor, Ceorga AnJ&lt;*r*on, Julian
^ Ponder, John Htanley, M out af 14;
! Charles W hitaker. 7 out of 11.
,
T ie score* of last week's PlckTho-Winner games: Yale &lt;1, Army
I ; Brrwn 33. Le^l/h 0; Minnesota
0&gt;
(C nntlnntj from Pago One)
&gt;'■ f I. Iowa 0; Navy lb, Princeton 0;
_| aim ed IA the tw th, while on the
1 Florida 13, Auburn 13; Indiana 32. f A foolh.lt fan ha* a.krd nr to
10 { other tide there are those who arr
i Chicago 6; M U hl|an 3b, llllnol. 0; | m iry th r nomM of the untTiit n
ra«: Sti-rlr Ihil
*• miserably condemn*! to l&gt;:- ilia^ -Georgia D, Vandrr'ulll 0: l.x fa /a tlr ami uhtfaf Irani" r»nrr. ra th « r k .
£. 21. W A J 0; P u r'u a 13, Carn«glc S run* Hint he unmhl.m iwnniei
H artncil?’'
' Toth I ; Notre Dame 12, Piit»-j with a frlrrnl or Mimrihmir liko
’I j The pnm iei's declaration waa
L lu rg h Idl I'anitpylranla 27, WD- that, and U aim n IMrk-Thr Wink. r.-* direct than hi* refrenre* to
1 ton*in II; Chattanorqta ,12, Pit«- nrr rnnlm ianl. Ilo.a they a rr;
* K.nncc In hi* famous -swurtl-rat!■ ly to rlln 0; Northwestern in. O h i. TH %II
H I. | | "
n | tllng” speech during hi* provincial
IfciiU A N lltU a
n m i .m i
' State 0 and Tennessee 7, NiMh
A trrtt
3 « feMMl
” | (our mar* than a year ago, but ho
( Carolina 0.
pieaumahl# refarrod ttr'th e arma«•IteHlklA
~ I m#nta of Branco an! th* fa rt that
"» rmrmmm
a iU r I # b i
* O m a n y I* not p&gt;rmitt#d to arm
NtM . IlN l"
&gt;heavily under th* VenalUo* tr aty.
tlr» "B
I r«UM«
"&gt; I "Mow can we talk of European
T vaaraaap
ijl reconstruction If aoreral clansee
I IkMifaaHHtaa
• | In lh&lt; various peace trecti*#,
I m w II
H
«
m
if4
' which hat* pushed th# world to
—
.
t*H H » l«(«M*M
LONDON, Ort. ftL— (A.IM— Ja b M IIkb Ii Ir i
th# brink of malarial disastar aiv!
I tih « n k «
moral deeparatfen, are not modil a s t appeal' ware aildrvued by
a«9. ( mlifurteU
ilrltlih political Isadsr* to - the O rarilR
W. fled ?" the premier
contlnntd.
ho "How long will it take to*convince
*W*torate last night before th* T b U m
tllrM
la
ik
iM
I
h .
aatlou's voters decile Tuesday
&gt;*# mankind that there la something
U « M « « r T rrk
11/ disjointed In tha world's ,aconomL'
Hi b h * H a lt
thor to fonlinu* th* MarDonald
U a. r ,
ho machine.’*
♦Utlon—tbo no-called nallunal «.
A. I .
(vernment—in pow tr 'or thrust
\rktmmkm
*°
Muwollat aaraed of tha ncccxnut and put another In IU
** ally for readjastm oat of the
Daytona aporU ailler*
c l a i m Ihalr children a la rv e -c o n tli
d world’* ooonomie s /a to a to aae*
“la b o r’i retu rn woild he an Ir- th at th* Hanford team which!h.'ta*« * drihsartaiyd hi* ["* cleiliaitlon, particularly In relaiparabi* disaster," said Philip aluiost dvfcated t.i* Dlandera last who cumra home frew a
' d tlooa between capital a#d labor.
MWdan, chanfsllor of th* *x- PikdT allr/n.H»n isrlalnly pul up ‘earth for xrork by asaei
It wa* algnlflcant, (a this coblaqusr, |n • itatem artt whlrh a whale* uf a game, and th a t It (that anyone can find work
no neetlon.; that th* man who has
aphaalaeil
th*
lopay-lurvoy wa* jual by a halrhreath th a t th * 'really nanie It.
hell absolute power la Italy alace
tture r»* th# campaign In which Ixlandeia won loo. M uiray Kan-. "T h* attitude extend* ta
I a n explained ta hi* aodlaae* th*
n
r
got
p
le
n
ty
'o
f
p
n
D
*
for
hLi1
m
nth.r-ln-law,
who
take*
tuarr labor leaders have bean
M n.c*salty of tha govemmant makfin*
work
a
t
center,
whileYalton
bar
m
arried
daughter
and
ghtlng their owa Party.
• r ln« - a new turn" toward Ah* p*t&gt;••Tha fat* nf th* country la In Hester an,| Hendrix Lyle* drew a ^ n iM itn , but *wtll not (owl
, pt*. without (urging toward "nto%,haiui* df th* I'baraD,- said r h a 't -of applause for 'jall-lo tln g , hur/and.* This often load
14 nopollatle bolahovDm or obaalat* 11laid .IJayd Oa&gt;&gt;rgt, ranaating a ad punGng, roapoctlv.ly. There’* permanent altenattea."
Iw allam ." Tha premier waa pot
a oxnticH I* hla Indkatloa pf a now
. gavcrnnHPta) attitude, but said:
t
“ W* bar# nothing to fear, oren
a If tM caplUHam of *th*T
th an tarita.
I trio* D experiencing xo 'm a ty dlai r Hand*non, / e n t e r m*inI l Wore.• .
th* lata labor govarnment
■
lie warned against attem pts ta
- w m d tfltealt to forecast
a Interrupt -th* unity of the fa**tit

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Football Results

OF WOUJ) ARMS
States Uurdeh^Of Un­
employment R e lie f
Belongs Upon Rich

s r . w roH K . o n . ml- i a .p . ) 7
One, Oil ford Tinrhot of Pvnji#yl- »*. T ».— . terwaiM let I I M t l
renla ycrirrday rrged an Inert***
. a.
In the -higher bracket#" ef the W n h i i . ■ a#sk»sst *.
. '
federal income tax M a mean* I*. T rw iw T &gt; * itin ai «&gt;m U • **•
ward more -cjultald# dUtrifcr)tK*n rZT, » . n .i k i .r a.
of the o » t of unemployment re- val** xxi
«■
*
t.w
I ilaikaua 111 Raffala S
,CI*
llfftal ail n i r I'allfta mi %, Y.
"If the. . burden
T*!1
..
, of
* „ usem
. ploy.
V Saravtaa S i ( H T"*,f
p r la la
a ^a.
-a«ut relief la to fall where It n , i . . . w r. H l.kM o# w.
rightly and ju tl&gt; should,” he told
tttm .r . »t i m i u m • tl*
amm
.
xao
th e M en’, rln h . f the f l r a l Con- 7 r” „ a * "
',m n k * "
1
*
—
jmmm irrg atlu n al ( hurrh la Flushing, W. » - W e»le».« lei C lear. T a
j m ,-lb
,
e rr I. no way to «e*P* an In.
T.
jm
crease in the hither bracket* o f ! Triaii* xii M
,4 a.
m
.am Ithe feiernl Income tax. an ex. “ •■•raa » i n.fc.rl ».
Mm
ice*, profit* lax or alm l.ar e n act-1j . - i . i a H i w e.iuiw .tM a.
Mm
I mints.
S uM kfiH . tin. 3i n « p fk riitr r
‘
am
.aaa,
.am I -D uring the r»*t winter the nati.jti.M a n * i o i , k . , r a.
Mm burden of cnomploymxnt relief l »•*••• Ti Mafci..fc.nt a.
|. _ . |_ I _ ta - ..
llaupakle. 4X, V eruaal a
.u s
h i ..* ei n a i w a t . n e tie,
*ao w e. carrlrtj too largely by tha e
who could h a rt a f’ord It. In strik- Pr.&lt;l4eaee 3ti Xaewleh e.
Mm
J3 I
log &lt;n n tra .t the great fortune* of
V .L "« T r.M ,' o ..e a ..
Jm 1 Americ* k it * out of their toper* •#. l a n r w n m ifMare »*Im |
.a.t* .
AM 1 ■nim liiir* to the cemmon nred ,
AM ncthtng in comparison with tbc y%m W r a . s m u r h t . i u . *
J if
• 4i Mtm SImi t ttw *.
il|a 1•ecrihcc msiie by men *nd wf&gt;u.
SIS rn of little means.
i
stai*
•. r t i . M * Siai
411
l l r said there is more than one 1 #,l#l*
AM
AM| man in the United States whose j
tam * ssi rttt^ ia .
AM
«ia(e «i (.*.rt»i.w « a.
AM personal wealth li so vast that if t
A
it could be dr Toted U, unamploy. '
*
AM ment relief it waold carry the n « -1i*&gt;su«» ssi cwihm* «.
JS |
aal tionsl load.
H *M * Slat# III Okl.kwwMi e.
.«M|
An.| money enough would h# ip irt« k « t i Hmmmmm a.
OMl
left, he ..bled, •&lt;&gt; that neither ha i
r* HI
4a|
oor hi. family would be daprtred oki. W eklei.a IXi w i.J l tO.» r.
A ll
of anything.
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VNI (o v e tn o r P in ch -.t contlnue.1. - t h a " / I ' . r * M w e v e xai l l l r . u a
.SMI
JUm hulk of th e b u rd o n U to Iht lo ft n m u ■■ x . r t k l i . k . i . a He.
SMI • 1t&lt;» local t a a a t 'o n . a n d a am all p ro - •-■ •* Hwk.to a ta te Ti k . O - a ta t
&gt;4
y ir tio n r f th e sum n eed ed iv l o b e
Sm9t ta
,
’
3H
inted ’i j a p in n Is to r i 'h an d K ale—a — (Ti IIM *« a.
JITJ , ••M
nft„ r .l i l p
Hrnmm r * b A l tmdimmm 1 e a t ra t K.
.MU poor
a lik e .
, i i . m a , a i. &gt; l» r^
itte rk ,
l
JMM•
"KvoryIwwly know* th i e.»entl*l
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R evision Ur^ed!
By M ussolini Of
V ersailles P a c t

ial Appeals Are
Made To Voters In
English E lection

Declares T |Jk Of War
Economic
w A rtT U N cm w .t:
I A l‘ ) I‘i i li lrrt Hoover »tru&lt; k
anew y n lcrd ay at G tem aln g irm
aibant amoeg nalfhoai drclaring
tach material aianlfo*tationm at «
fe a r 'o f w ar advdrtoi/ affactrd
xcoaumlr e&gt;nditlaM .vW ,
"Tha n a tia p x 'g ro .0 u d t t tax*Dor." bo aaid. “Pcupl* l a all lamia
•offer daily from kcoftomic dapree.lou, gw trnunoeta a re perplex­
ed—and yat w« go o*,d&gt;4ag lacalculable sum* "*
iA ra
‘ 'dw tt dread of
tho*, th a t may ram
Thu V rfridm i'p wowr *r i owere
r a ' adj.
In
dressed directly W liaifiotflitj
_
iho eloping rMalotil ' pt
,7 a world
meeting a t A tU aU , »
In ti I ha m icrophone
Iho (ab ln at runm
tl
llouaa, carrying, hip a u t
tl &gt;a-wid«, tha th U f ^xaca
fur tha era* tton a f a t
In tho world, M t ngatWai
dedicated to human brolherhoxl
within natlona and batwaaa na­
tion*
“ Mny l claw thl* ty iu f meamgn
with a word upon jt theme rery
tloe* to m j haaat and I beltara
tiically cloae ta yntrxT I refer to
peace among all men that dwell
on tha earth, to a fu tu re freo frdtn
the horror*, tho wronga, and tho
rcxul:* of w tra between nation*.
" It aeemi itrange and Incredlbto
tl a t a fter all tho ronUirio* of
ruan * experience w ith War wa Hill
have I . I’Dcuia It an d to argue
• galn*t It. It aeama oran more
•trango th at with all th* t r n t h i i j
bnrdru.. rra lln ; opon o ftry nation
brcai:*e of wara we a J l l make progreta against them a t snail'* pane.
Tho nations # Mn ondcr taxation,
rroplo In al. utnd, puffer daily
from economic dspremsl in, g o rtm Inout* tr u | xrplexrd - and &gt;et xrr
go on using Incalculable sum* In
aviilenl dropd o f thtmw that may
eotue upon ti*. ;1 _ ‘
- ,
“A now nltud a t a t bo made In
the world on l)kl. suhjeet; a now
,*lirl; m ust to created within th t
nation* and betwreft the m tlirw .
And I
to yon | a reprreantalodixta everywhere to

S-ifcJr-:;
.
peace of God * all prevail In the
lium- of maa."
.3,.

a t An,iapolli.
t
■
[w han Jtla n d o voter* doliailaly
Utyan diatlngulehed
hlutsolf aam* th a lr ehoUu for mayor.
Saturday in Navy’s victory over: MaJ. C harlas A. Brown* and H
Princaton.Joaaa had lookad for- j Y. Way, v le to n la th*.ori|lual hal• a r a im n ly to svomg the game and lotting, will atrm l haf.rp the vat
w m bitterly
disappointed whan! In* pul lie toy final e*la:tlon of
making ncwa-raol picture* kept Orlando’* next executive leader,
her from going to Priarion.
I Way polled moat than LI00 »ot*a
- - •
In tha flra t central to Wad all
caihtldataa white Brown* run sec­
ond with tp p r ilb tatelr ISO. «
Slmvltanoeualy a cocnuiIsiloocr
for Ik# fonr'.h dtelrict w III ho
chosen, th e taco being between
Alfr»d P o rter and Qobcrt Duck­
worth.
, ‘
Tonight Ih* mayoralty caadi«'*!** will ha hoard la Im I minut*
crm p alga.c/asehaa baf.ro sitting
back t* w atch th* autaoma of towtonww’p . ballo flay. Way will
epaah a t tha worakipwl auelUarlua.
I t a mas* moating starlin g a t 7:90
and MaJ. Brown* will n k lr.e i an
aueuaact a t I a’ctepk a t Ik* hand
shell la IS -L* Park, l a event af
rate he will &lt;ye*k at tho high
•choel auditor!*/*. ,' "
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,
roll, w ill *F*a Tuaaday a t I
In tha d r w r # * . any will c in e a f
8 30. Pram 11:30 Xo 1 th*/ *M bo!

ATLANTA, 9 j f c . t |. - - ( A J '. ) A Mi lam ent of t y i p w t r peace
through • retain by Urn natlona
uf tho earth I t fundam ental rtllgioua concepts waa visualised raa*
D r day by Vice P /ttU e ttt CVtrila In
an addraa.- before' the sixth tcum aahal con Itrance a f Mithodlaai.
Curtis . aid there wa# a “de.parata urge and M ad f a r tpe ration*
t* yat hack humbly" to tha spirit
M t -leva th r nd g h b X « a thy.-alf.'*
and to areata a ,a a M » « a t a t goad
will and forhaxreaca leading (a a
fixed roli*/ of arbitration a f In­
ternational &lt;lIff era ora*.
.
“1 take It Urn aarijr way th*
freaU y ta b* .tU tltad qaivttM l
P«a** can be bad (a by ftan a calU rating good win taarard hU tal­
low .m aa," Cattio-.-ttwMaM d, -by
.retraining U oxorci a brut# fyyro
• h h whwk ta bn pa** tha will a f
on* m aa a t a f p m m Uob aa an­
other, and by tahm ltU ag differ,
•area a f aptaU a to im partial tribaaate ta r a rUtgat W
ami lorria* hearing troopT

[Despite M ilitary

M ary Garden Hits

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TVS SANfORD HERALD, $ ANTOID,- FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ^7, 19S1
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DIRIGIBLE

nigtALfxTiiafcmi

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toward* brlngUig about a finer dafraa of undtrNtapsn MrtkHM of the world, aad to -accomplish
ipl-'toward the final real fetation &lt;rf *tHat great day « r » . O. "
i|N H t „f p ,H h ,c u .
U ||t IMo
Tfc. zJUW
"Wdclfne impossible.
* *$■’p ’r?- **'“ h*. been accepted by the N a v , « I taW BIfti&gt;)
when garvernmtnla cqrdocthd* tbttr . business ii to b« brought Im mediately' U»j will keep U n i n e for another
Trtpomfcftee. Ambaitodom Vtethrwf tlwir Jrt- U kehurrt, At the m m lima Sen- year #r two, however, and then it
wUil or c*bl« from th« deporfcnMt of state, rs tir y Adam* announce* that hrr may wall prora feasible to U rn
ilpycd by word of mouth their oat top's poll- rlster, designated so f a r a* the at o n rt to tho t onatinotion of a
ZRS-A. will not foil victim to the /Wot of tm noortnnk paorangtr and
! Kcrvtxrlea or stale official* fof otbor govern­ economy
cuts. It la a fortunate de­ mall ihlpse d enta acfdom talked directly to prtnllen, nor cision. The
coatract price for tb*
Lfghtcr-than-olr man ballara
of state to foreign secretaries,
ZRfl-8 la octiy ft.tWjOSO. net d a r m a w ith pm aat experience
f tj\e last few yearn the head*
ny govern- very much In IUaIf aad.lasa.U M o UUa to no e n * * r dream . Tho ro( done'.a good degif of traveling
ert Hoover half the coet of th* Akron. Th* aulta with th* two naval ahip*
*»on toured difference Is duo to the fact that] abooM bring It «Ttn doocr to
Wg-dpCtlori and prior to hia Ini
South AfDtriean countries calling upon all at«t« officiate and the price for tho Akrpn was set rtalliatlon. B at with th* Graf
enough to reimburse the Isppelin aow trotting bark and
frchtfng an untold amount of good will. Pramlar-MacDonald high
builders /o r thfly Initial outlay; forth arroat tho aouth Atlantic la
of England.:later visited this country, gnd laid'the ground only
by building tha second ihip what irrm a to bavo become almost
work for the epirlt of friendship which baa prevailed between can Ih# N svj, therefore, secure th* a regular commercial service, on*
the United &amp;t*tM and England ever aiitee. Last summer economies of tho full program. ran have little doubt about tho
Mellon’and ‘Btitnaort visited many European countries tak­ More Important than that is the dirigible. The Graf Zeppelin la
ing 'tip' (UrWtly with the hpads of seven!’ nations tho fact that the second ship will save now In Rcaill on her third round
what (Ives good promise of de­ trip Ihia fall (or should one oaf
weighty problems of the daQr.
•
Into a valuable industry. •prlng TI, and ao little attention
Now cornea' Lavpl to the United Stifles. It is Incon­ veloping
TUB COMING OF THE HA IN ceivable that the Intricacies of the present international Had the contract fo r the ZRfi-f* doea 'she awake that her arrivals
been canceled, the Good year-Zep­ and departure* from Frkdricrvcrisis could be parked out other than by Juat such direct pelin people would have had to • Hafrn or Vemenaboro are aoldom
conversations. Prance and the United States,1holding moat close their works, disbond th* I noticed tn the newspapers. At
Jltropgcr t h a n tha unheeding of fhe' Wdrtj’s geld supplies would naturally develop s npirspecialised organisation which they any time now New Yorkers may
sun th a t bum s
Tha b it lent Iw ant t hi rating oil hU J f o f rWtrtry and' jealousy, which inevitably would lead to have built up and of court*, throw see the tr e a t c net lope of the Ak­
mlaunderitandihf, were H not for the manner of sitting out of employment th* highly ron Goa tin t along overhead. D ir­
down
sfound s table and talking things over, which Hdover trained working force .w hich. has igibles still canao tu n in g of nrok*
-&gt;fr®»tg. eh strong, la tb* dance of
betn engaged on the Akron. The In New York, but within a few
and Lavhl bpvjj pursued.
roiyr need and our deslrs.
result* of years of effort would years they may be so s s a is s n that
Brat, hr«t, best
'•
The'.example which'these national figures a rt setting have
been thrown away, and |f wa wl| mind them no worn than
shouldibe fPUowed by .people In the business world. It is wa were aver to build] dirigibles wa do ocean linen.
O f the drum, and th* feet
something .about someone which may not
Of th a darirars, dancing a* w f f9 **5/ tft
mShe '
53i*rofput whlcp nevertheless, prejudices you against him.
Thunder on tha earth,
H ,l| Wn^tiHptfJo mlsundfl’r itsnd people you do' not know.
, T hunder In tboihky,
!■ to'eome^together add setUs dlfferi Florida Products?
,W M . and darkness, and diallin g
Apd prtbls^is, lit % pfafn birtiiiessllke talk.*
Tin a i n t
W l f U i ,
.
Motwgina'smneUmas shrink into little molehills when
Of 'lightning trslltaad what;* ’tba
The Interstate l u M U M l 's » w f .. hlurHltan* v
attacked In the right way.
tafl corn aland*
l - ■.' — — r ■; .o---------------mission denies the petition of UlV "ot* that the
And drlnka th* rSIn with given
and praying hands!
Stronger than tha tun,
Stronger than th* sun,
lau g h , O boy-child on the ’ w it
roof* dadoing,"
JUyfth. hoy-child, and ringing.

. j-'aeoop and fling
111* silver dollar* ef IN* n is i
Stronger than tha aun,
8 last, .old ram In your
roCral,
Dane*, young colt, In
field racing,
Whfnriy and d*nett
Stronger then tho *un,
Doner, young girls, and
cool pine branch**
Fgstor and foetorl
Stamp, oM man, an d
quivering chant
■Ighor and higher I
Stronger than the sun,-

diaetehod
tha wid*

vrovo tho
talSS tha

Dance, brother*, danfa!
Sfroitgar than tha f f
Done* brothers, dajv
Dance, dance, dance,

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Aufo Accidents

ra ilro a d s for a IS p e rc e n t In cre ase Xr * n l*'!

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In f re ig h t ra te # ; b u t tho l - e m v li -

Insurance rscords show that during the first nine
ntqnths;qf this year,, more than 24,000 persons wero killed
in *tito«abll$' accidents throughout the United States. In
*pttf *$rr safely campaignv, and'unusual precautions taken
by tallroads^fiuttunoblle manufactured, and public officials,
this js.tb# jsrgest toll aver recorded during * similar length
of tupe. AImfMt ninety parsons are killed in such accidents
ovary ((ay;. And -In addition there are countless thousands
who am maimed and Injured.
*
1^ en- ,0/l •°®,e &gt;'e*r* th* greateut problem bofora the pfafionj] Safety congtsss, In session' m-few days
»t Chicago,^ decUres the Mlkjrni DaUy News. "There have
won many analyses of the causes and many suggested
remgdfsa, yet the number of tntgedica continue to mount.
Dr. JI.-B. Uulbert, Chicago peychUtrlat, dedarta that '05

/ However we pdrfsct 1
davglopod to at hUl&gt; ds
1 rtark our hlgnwkgi
. the'effort is Insuf
instilled in the driver,

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• Inn grants the railroads rfrtaii. ,
. ....(o,
Incnascn estimated to prudor* h*-’
|j,. t0untr;
tween 1100,000,000 and g l* S ,M ^ -' _
increase
000 of additional revenue, CgriffgN.j |„n-H ,m plmthe rommltalcm lays, ought I t crease of rne (
take car* rf -the IntiTest pafaHIe nn orange&lt;,
by th# road* on their Died obit- fruit* not t
gallnne,” with a a ibalanllal bat- carUalnnpet, n

Joiiglng from thg out-of-atat*
car* even on Hanford atrh rtt, Cgnnct t&gt;e cUfet!. A numhtr o f'a ig tri atrwadv nm iiftlrlihff
toovUta' are coming to F m lm
oarlier than avar UUa yoav,
*]Oq* no toonar gets hia goraons)
taioa paid In the summer than haha* to sta rt saving fo r h is ante
Iktnaa In th* winter.
We!the r voa H u m p , ono UaO
Champagn*
m a n u fo v ltirlt

dy, fiQetl with International nows,
tcHda to kscp thc actions of ovgry

thk

w inter. a
"Prosperity la Juat ground th a
coinor,” soya Clark Howrtl, pnblith tr of th* A tlanta Conatltutfot.
Waa It th k dopraaalon, o r'so m e
*,
nfevtou* one, which w* h a ra h e a rt
that rem ark applied to W ftfn f
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[r* . Ueooral Pershing aaya th k
' country should havo s atdndtng
arm y of a t laaat B in hgndred
*
thousand men. By way of sotting
/ a good caarapk to' other nattodi

Support Th* Sanfstd
Jknford'a only dolly q&lt;
Help to mak* “Yottr Ns

f t t e adjmitumcnl.
fore
adjournment. Many subject*
of vital importer** to th* kdl«»
and td'Hw tlty were dheuaesd. Tho
State Federation k doing good
wsrh Hsnjt sv sry tln * of racial
pad sW o Improvement.
A rthur Dkhliw. w h lk akatidg
an r i l k r akotra on th* pkygrouM
S t rahvol, foil aad broke hi* caDar
hoM, Ua atom* te bs heartgg tha
■ k fartu n * quite byavaty.
Oaraga M. FsraoM k f t ysoter*
dap fo r -Bratan sa d will probably
return with Mrs. F tn u ld sad Mts.
Fcraakfa m other,.
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Mh* Mary Chappsn arrived,tof i t from Blotaon a n d wM *p*sd
n few day* wlth th* homo folk*.

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ATTORNEY

DAIRY

H. S. White

B irgers’ Dairy

LAUNDRY

F ern CRy Latmdrjr
S o ft W a te r

N o Ch t w r in J

Bank Building

Morning Delivery
Sweet MUk, Cream,
Butter, Buttermilk
P. O. Box 132
Phone Ande’n Store
747-W

AUTO PAINTING

DRUGS

LUM BER

Touchton’s
Sanford D rug

Hill Lumber Co.

AUTO TOPS

ELECTRIC SHOP

PRINTING

tops m Spencer

Randall Electric
Company

Attorney-et-Law
305 First National

SCHMIDT
3rd and French

Auto
Top
Shop

yJjU A'
AH Work Guaranteed. I

Faastly wash finished I t L k I

1‘hone SftS

I’ondcTa C indy Kitchen J
Milana Theatre . .. B

13th and Holly
"We
are
at all limes gl
‘Tb# Rexall Store"
to aaaiat yotr in any wj
1st at Foot of Magnolia with yyqr bulkjing nved
ZIP HBkVICEi
Phone 325

E lg c lrle a l W ir in g a n d
R e p a ir in g
G e n e ra l E lc c trie

Herald P rinting
Printing ‘of diatineMs
reasonahls costa.

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AWNINGS
THE PRESID EN TS TRIBUTE TO EDISON

death through ■ m euagg'frtnV lM *
W hite House early th k memberAt noon ho Issued the following
tribal* to th* Inventor:
" I t 1* given to few man nf any
ago, nation or colling to bocorao
th* benefactor o f all humanity.
.T hat dkttnatlon cam* abundantly
to Thom** Alva Fxllson, who**
death In h k eighty-fifth year ha*
ended a Ilf* of courag* ami outsteading acM«vement.'IflS IlfeVmg
search for truth; fructifying In
mot* than a thousand Invent I m*.
mad* him the greatest Inventor
o ur natien has produced, aad revohitlonlMd civlllution Itself. Ua
multlgUad tight
and dissolved
darkness; he added to th* wb)W
wealth ef nation*. Ha w as groat
not only In h k scientific creative
Instinct aad insight, but did move
than any other Amorftait to plate
invention on an organised heals
of th* vtllU atloe of ra w m aterials
of p u n ackns# and -dHtevary, Ho
was a ra re gcalua. U s him bran a

ho has brought to ovary American,
bug also debt for the honor bo
hrpught to our country. By hi*
oWn genbu and offort ho roe*
from • newsboy aod telegrapher
(o tb* poo Ulan of leadership
am ongst men. Hia Ilf# has boon a
constant stim ulant to cvnfldtnca
th a t our toititutlona hold open tho
door of opportunity to thooo who
would onor. Ho poooeoood a modonty, hindtlaeaa a etanchneaa of
character rare among men.
" I lk death leave* IkouaaadO
bera ft of • friend, tho nation boreft of on* of its notable eltlxen*
and tho -world boraft of Its groatoat bene (a store. 1 mourn hia patsIn* a* a personal frl-nd ova* a
qu arter of a cvqtury." . .
ThHy-ooeoti sign* po u tin g th*
way to Avon Park hay* boon erect­
ed by th* Chamber of Commote*
and SO more signs wvr* ordered

tk tta l sign* to be put u p - a t a
la te r date. Th* sign* recently pot
raaah s* fo r north aa Laeabutg
one direction gad Orlande In
A rea 'P u tt' Pilot.

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RADIOS

FLORIST
STEWART

PHILCO’S

The Flotjst

132.50 and up

Hathaway’s
Awalags

P h v o o 111

Window

Cut Flowers — Plants
Floral Designs
814 Myrtle At#.

BEAUTY SHOP

FURNITURE

Powder P u tt
Beauty Salon

W agoner Furniture

Lola Miller, Prop.
104 Magnolia
Phong 104-W

We Boy or Trndo Used
Fumllurs.
502-504 Hanford A rt.
Phon* 774

BARBER

GARAGE

Standard
Barker Shop
/. E.' Borns, Frap.
'wgr* Ig*,VNIw®4, Vr

Oak aad Second
Phono 234

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T ria b le

Service Statia

G o.

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Park and, Frvnch A l
Managed by E. J. Fig
“l&gt;*d f e e t .Th* M

8anfonf,FJorUla

SHOE r e p ;
Welborn’s S!

M affett’B Garage
Gtmrattletel R |»drtftf
By E i p d i .
P art m 4 • ConraqmlnJ

C a f e - i f o d y jc h f *

Meats
Stoudenmire *4

ff \

rtIB ii;W H f lU B q V E A N p ,C l£ A N

Automotive Elei
Company
SERVICEST

*V_jr {*€

7

- Cash Grtcsry
B«st Frnok MrtU,
Poultry—Bat Foo4s
in S a u n a .

U0 E. Flrat Strast

INSURANCE
L ira INSURANCE

I Department kg*
Ira* • s h o rt'g ip
|h » i y r a

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12 M a g n o H s

■rniHgkkbf twMiB_I______9 ___ _ MN.....

to n cautious one ts a prodigious if not Impossible order.
TheAltWjiiHVe Is fo rule qut the accident-prone driver who

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kite?, and however well
planning In Dade coung a sense of caution is

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A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1M1
tote,’ With lighted, yellow raodlee.
wax tot b: the honor guewt Gamre
1 wan then enjoyed until a lata
hoar, TV-.e pr.*i-nt were: Rodaon. Hod- erl*b Ad... . honor g-je*t. John
I'h ratn l hLa
anniwrtaarx, llotgan. Iibert Fills, Bobhi*
1 Stanley &gt;-nn Hitit*rml»Gr and
1 Jams* liiadford

Mrs, Adams HasP
In Honor O f Her
Complimenttne ,.i'
eri-'k. who Ir e n !',
t w e l f t h birtmlm
M t». P lan k n

Country Club To Be 1-

Seen* (MCart Party;

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T W G leaner# Sunday School
W r k w lU » « * t a t th * ham* af

Uaa «f th* P i n t

Presbyterian

[ H C E . i l O rtaa . S apper w ill b*
i H f d a t *:S 0 o’clock.
T h * A ta rta n C la n o f th * F l r t t
M l t Church w in b a r * a H a L

S

* party a t a o’clock a t th*
a f M rv B .IL Pippin, W ait
fcut S t m t , with , M cv Pippin,
#*. Victor McUuHn, Mr*. Haaci
teVlahon, Mr*. C,-A- Taylor and
l&lt;*. Q tp d r M M te m u boutaaaaa.
I m b ^ i a t o r d to
eo.
RocJil Dapattm ant

of th*

o T c t o V . w S haw * a bridge
at £ * y t W 5 : .la
th * club
• a O a k A r e n a * w ith M r*
P M lK p u a a d M lM M ir y a re t

'*4 .haHatea*. Reservation)
a .a a a ja !wttb

U r*.

A rth u r

Personals

t la-

with a H alloa*-"
« i* n 1**1 no;hi „t

Solve your gi(t prohlemn a
bit early Ihi* \rar. Chooae
the one cifl &gt;otir friends
can'l bo) — »our photo­
graph.
IVII. BOID | utt Dtn

W*«t Eighteenth v
* e’en deeorath-o* «t&gt;.l ap
A larg* number o f th* Social * - t !
l Mrv S VI.LIE R. RUSSELL
a n * u*«-d in th t- -linini
o f th , city la expected to attend
fl Rpirltu*i«t Medlaaa at lb*
» h re dinner tv*. .. *v*i
tho aubacriptlon bridge patty to
n Prwgre-iee Spiritualist Ctionh
h ,*t**». a.-cted -v \|i-*
ST K lsr Cl)NCORD AYR.
Ada m*.
be ll r a n Friday afternoon at 3:SO,
.
rtHI ANDO.
o’clock a t th* Countr*' Club by th*
I- A Tit* plana t* leav* toAl the , nnrlu.mn of
•
g a n tm immbtra of th* club for morrow night for Tampa and o th -, larg* ,-hornlalr . tf,rre d
7
th * maintenance of th* d o b hooa*. er point, in H onda to ap«ad about |
10 Jayv on Injaineas.
"
Th* following committee chairman
•r* *nthuai*atic about plaoa fur
the affair: Mr*. A- T. Whit*,
prltoa; Mr.. Ralph B. Wight,
darn ration*; lira. R. Mali inf, refr*«hm*nlt; and M tv H. M. WatMr anlt Mrs. Geoig* J. Welden,
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET
of Chiragn, fll., ha** returned to
NEXT TO PRINCESS THEATRE ON FIRST KT.
their home after (pending about
a a n t h*re a t th* Valdr* Hotel.

8:15

Dr. Richard L&gt;. Fu.snn
C H IR O P R A C T O R
111) \V. 1st St.
I’honc S7*i..t
Sanford
Fla.

O ’C l o c k

Revue

Of

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T in iM D A T .

'■ Circle Moarber Ogu o f th * Klrat
B^pKal Church w ill k a e * a cottage
prayar meatlhg at 3 o'clock a l th *
he pul o f ,M ix - W . P. Brooke, J r ,
I I I ! P k rk Aeenu*.
r
F R ID A Y .
F }*\A aoblcription bridge party fo r
tb * b e n e f it o f the C ou ntry H u h
w ill ba given a t t : 3 0 o'clock at
th e 'tlu b hoar*.

' RegtiUr meeting of th* N. j* V.
Seward Chapter o /.tb * U. D. C
vrljl be. )\aId a t | o’clock at the
home -ef llta . 0.- 1V. Spencer on
E»kt Tweittlatb S tre e t

T»ht*. M«

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ntshih

^ i S l l l t v ffarrv (
and M r . anJ
ikefleM attended
i ‘.fra S b r M r la d
C h -r r h
U it
a lla y aewnlng to hear Dr. M i[ r |f i lec tu re. • IftH, K llb e * tp d hi* Jia ter. Mr*.
. Y o 't n u g h , n « d e a h a a lf trip
- Bay ta n a IH v-'h on MonJay,
gyg t j i r t ila t e r , M r * . R uy TIU1*.
ik J ld tU .
well * t
e U lg g '.a M h f a
k iwct e ij., e,'-. H ',W ;T b w n a people v from
i t w i f f d . ap evening of
M n * t a h d X a p rln g a t th^
M r,,a n d M rv. J . C. R l l l \
F 'a v e a ln g , ak guH ta' o!

Fall
And Winter Fashions
lictiffil It 1’ O l
■„1 1timl

" n e iR U ia * preached th *
I k u d ’ kvenias eervlcea last
a t the M etho dU t Church.
i antartalned U r the day
» ^ p f M r . and M r * . U. F
v'i*iC--»Vv * l - - ,
D a e ta f M aagagad ta lk *
l U i A fr u h U r t a e t r y »a an

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Yowell Company
Weinstein's

S P E C IA L F O R W E D N E S D A Y O N L Y

00LFER 8

M r.
1. Goodhue. of Jack.o nelite, a r r m d today tn *p*nd a
ahott lim e h .re visiting her daugh­
te r, M i* V. K Duugla**. at bi-r
home in Ko*e Court.

O N I.Y 31) BL’H H K L S L E F T — (J E T X n l ’ItS E A R L Y
Among thit.e playing golf dur­
ing the pa,t three day* at the San­
ford I'utinlrj Club ware: J. I j
£v InJIer uf Greenville, S. 0.; Dr '
H- W. Rucker, A. C. P .rt..H . M
FRESH TE N D E R
W'aUun, John Liidanfc/. E. J. , Robert H ighlrim en. a *tudent
Walker. Clifford W alker, John a t Rollioa College in Winter l ark,
H erb .t, Dr. C. I. Park, Mr and we* here tor the week-end with
tire . Charier Dunn. W. A. Adam*, hie parent*. Mr. ami Mre. 8. D
rinw ird Favtll*. Judge George G R ighle&gt;m en, M a g r u u ^ Avenue
IC E B E R G
H airing. J. G. Michael, 5 . T.
Unmet. Judge and Mrs F K
Mr and Mr* Roland S. Head
lloUiholder, Alex and Chandler m d u re i to Mulberry Saturday
Pharon. Helen Marentette. Mr*, where they vpent the week-end
talrnn Ungle, Hr*. Vivian Speer. with Mr. and Mr*. E. B LawM rv Roy f. Svme . Mr* A. C erenre formerly of Sanford.
Port. Mr*. II. M. WaUnn. Fdlth
lb
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Mn».
W in n i*
K.
Welker. Katharine Y rung. Richard
Kenney, Dr. and Mr*. J. N. Tular. Smit^i is 111 r Y f r r t lo 1 urn that ahr
I. C. llutiM niun, J. E. Klahre. p i c+ jn tln u fii to b&lt;« 111 Hi ihi* h iin ir o f
Tam pa; Hen Cantwell Dr. Sam- h r r m o th e r. M tm, Jmiufs ( ‘ Itobli*l PnUatnn, Dr W. D. Gardiner, tr t * » M l E lm A Y fO iif.
Dr. G. S, Selman. Mr. and Mr* K
J F, Hiwkinn, of Mocks'tlU
Mailing, M. H. Wigaiyn, G. W.
■Sfereer. J r . Dr A. W. Epp*. Mr N r . form erly of ih i» rity * p lm t
end Mr*. E. C. Compton and to l#nvi* fu r hi-A h«m*» lu*lnv n f l* i
daughter, ft' (!, Hill, J. 1- Brown, [ f p«*nrIn? t h f w re k -^ m l h«r»* w ith
K uat^i
a:
J. II B rjalw ater. Hog G. Holler.! P r and M m ! i . W
Huber: B. Ast. I. F, Peter-on. W 1 t h r l r home I n *^a n I .an I a
fl. It mhack, of Wlnler' Park; J. F, |
Hawkln*. uf Mncktvllle. N. C.i P \ Jerk Ayro k icturm d Sunday In
E. Perkin*, Andrew C arraw m , Mr. J Citadel College at ( harle*ton, 8
,i»nd Mr*. S. O. Cbx»d, Jr,, C. F-. I C. after .prndlng a few day* her,Newmin, of Miamlj Randall | with hi* parent*, Mr an,| Mr*. .1.
Chaae,
Frank Cha*e,
George - C. Ayeotk, at their home
on
Thuraton. T. W. Jonai anti J. E. Myrtle Avenue.
Wathen.
Mr*, s. A. F.ilanfield, Mr*. Uiui*
BOOM AI-ICR LONGWORTII
Rleti* and William F.dfnfiel,] ware
called Sunday night la Dublin, On.
Iiy the death of Mr*. Kdrnfleld’v
■later. Mr*. Alire Hightower.
Mr*. Hightower ha* vlilted here a
number uf time* and haa a hunt of 1
Sanford friend*. Funeral tervlce*
wrr* held yo*l&lt;TBiJAl'kft*iV&lt;x«a » t I
Drhlln at 3 o'clock.
Mr*. W. A. Adame a n j daughter.
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Brother Of T in e s Annas! Meeting Of
Publisher, Adolph S tate Florfeta Tn
Ochs, Passes Away Begin Wednesday
X Z V f Y O R K . Oet. 27. ( A . f . ) —
George W ashington Och* Oskes,
an o tfie e r o f |h« New Y ork Times
t.om pany, editor of t'u rre n t I1U lory M agaaine and a brother of
Adolph S. Oehs, died suodenljr at
3 o'clock yesterday sftetn oo n in
the M islical Center.

T h e cau&lt;e of death wu* an cm Another
liolism. He had fu lly
reeovereo
p V
, C om a 'iiia jitjil operation and five of (h
was j&gt;re pa tin g to h a ve the hos- h,„r*&lt; pital today to celebrate his seven
Ac* won
tirth
b irth d a y.
Only
a fe *
,
m im itrs before his
death
Mr.
(, j
(h hs lin k , ha I seemed to I - in OIWnj ng „
e s ie llo .it health ami s p irit*, jo k- W i-dne-da'
iltg with friend •
&lt;*£ n**s«
He w ill he buried in Mount Sinai v,,(„ | , ,
tV m s te iy Bt Frankfort.
|»a.. on p Ie.id en t.
H ed n ‘ day beside his wife, who I'etersbu rt
.hod IH year. ago.
i lBrl|e,

H in c t o r l i i r s i i , o f Id a h o , w ho**

bluht ‘ Atmind f »r rathiUm «ff th#
V m a lT t# ^ tre a ty a t p # * r#
w ith
G e rm a n y #ip|»fi#«l w ith ■ ro a r in
tb # r n iiH l o f th# llim vrr-l J t v j| .on
Y#| M ttim m ,
m a in ta in **!
ri« n | &lt;1
la n ra to d a y T o frie n d *
h# m il
in it« * il aum# douh* iv**r tin* r# o il"
T h # up s h o t o f tin* uny o f r r a r •
t lo li a t lit# ra p I It. I *#rm t*d to W
th a t th e »ki*p1 ica| m # m W r* o f ru n g r # fti w e r t io ln ic to w a it anti *##
w h a t w «* net*#a• a r y w h*•n t h# t iin •*
ra m # . M *r# th a n urn* |ioirili*&lt;l in
th # ( i t f i f v a tli* a rm a m i'fit
in n fe r*
r n t# to h# h tld n # *t K#hru&lt;iry T h r
fn f* r# tic #
» a * th a t
It 1* up to
K u ro p # w h a te v e r m ay h# th** ond t r a t i m l i n f o f thp P r# » ld # n t and
M.
l ^ iv a l
un d is a rm a m e n t to
ahove some itr lo u a d e te rm in a tio n
to f u t d iw n na arm a h e fn re a skin g
fo r a re d u c tio n In da ht burdens
P o litic a l leaders, a lw a y s w a tc h ­
in g f o r re a rtto n s fro m eve ry s ltu a j
lio n, eagerly scanned the h o riio ii.
The place of S e n a to r ft Iia h ill the
notional p ic tu re a ■ n re s u lt of h i*

out-ipuhen

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T h e governm ent c h arg rd H o ff­
man sent c .m m u n ka tin n signed
“G a lla g h e r" to I)r .
W alton,
in
retereiw e to the deal, and rcprrfooted “G allag h er" as being Ringling's sectetary. Several fc flrrs
and lelegm m v introduced bv the
governm ent
mentioned ■'C allit h r t " and a man referred to only
as “John.” P ro -r.-jlo rs *ai I thr
refererite to “J &gt;bn" was made to
convince W alton of p r o g rt», in
dealings w ith Itin g lin g .
H o ffm a n testified th a t G ills
gher wes Richard O ilin g her. antmw
owner. John was hir older hr ither,
itruu is tn t with him in the fhnw
Irti-ihess. f|e ssid lie had trlu o lly
consummated a sale to the G sIUghem and had a check f .r tl-.’fplr-kr
from them to S|.f&gt;) on tho deil
nh. &gt;1 ho u v arre tefl on (lie pros
i-r,t barges in Miami, H a lie 'a il
he returned the check and r odd
not remember what hank it was
dtewo on.

Mrs, Calvin Caul Idle t krtstenlng New Yrssel

Cay tala X. A.

RingliiBg Effort To
Huy Istand F reed
Of Any Graft Taint

A l.lta

T h e E * c h a n fe - T r lr ir r a p h airrn.-y
rrpcii trd th # » u b m .r*ib lr ha&lt;| gone
11* the trtitla m Xr&gt; m ilf * fto m I^ n in *
Ifr»g| a ft e r a co llisio n w ith the Ger
man u l e i m r r G ra tia

Supreme Court To
Consider Claim Of
Shipping Monopoly

W. H. LONG

HEN.S and FRYERS

lo-r -p e a ke rs th a t a..- placed at . t w i t S0 '&gt; " N a v ig a tio n C ontpany. Inc .
•,jt p. places a! nurd th e
- h i|i, a Cum ^ * " o lfi t.o.k In to th e concern
on........................ .
p ic tu re H e a te r r q * lp - 1 1
l , i nl ,llh,' r Bnra w e r , t r y i n g
m e.li a l' f.,r th e passenger's a n - ' 1" ,:" ¥ " i u * h ,P* o f f th *
It i t a in m r n t ; the - t ia k exchange
T h e rn m p a ity . w h i-h
o p ra le s
i, „ | b o ard
t pout,
h o p p in g c o rrid o r, b e ta e e n New Y ork am i
I .undo'.
W in,lu m p pool, -u rn l l.encli, r h ll- »'«• IJvar|M ail, said
the
I'u n a ril
yard** of the Newport .\iw &lt;
■I i e x c l u d e s il ve r "
vp,&gt; lire n 's p la y ru r.n g ym n a siu m , In NtesnyahTp t om [iany, l.tJ ., and 1J
lildinir and Drydot k I ••oif»on&gt;.
Secretary .Miiiisum al the -aimI , „ „ till- one t lim ite d m r garage , lo - oth er lin e - e n te ie il iit ln ao iin liw Newport New , V», tin* enily
time aald the H oove r l.aval cona „ v j . l t . i - r w ith the ma ..............p a ir ‘ ? '• ngr* em enl to m ono|M ili(e tra d e
vereatioua had fulfilled Ills es pail of till1 vesr. Water from llo*
\ I and - i rylcr- - la t lo n fn t |ia&lt;*en. and ro n im e rce .
•'old NWii.mitiv bo e" oil tire &lt; on
pertainin'
trt
it* i *' n u ii'iu i* . lie * , w hich ar# i| r iv T h * m# fiu in .
th# c o m p la in in n
lidge
fa
rrn
in
Vermont
wu*#d
it*
Senator Bingham eapreesed the
,irM « n n l o t a r d t h ro irifh aid# |H»rt*.
com pany '■aid. aim nn a»rr##m#nl
View It would he "gieolly In thr rhrD ten th** %#**#!.
idHt
A m c iir ’a ii c ta fid u rd i o f "Iv ln ff |c» n f f f r * h ip p # r* w ho wcudd
T h e " I , m * id* lit fto jolg*
M Hit
advantegr uf the 11nlts-il State* to
1 m p ic v u d a la iu rd ih i* I'riM id v n l Hri- »r&lt; # « r l t i H i i v # l y Ly lb ir lin#**
I m tin Ih d lu i
listen with friendly fevllngs In any tw e n ty ■' ond v«
r,,u- i*f *. A ll th # u f f i i w
ite r A iiic r i- Itrw rr ta tr a th a n I lim # w ho w ould
new study thst may tie made of I J im* riiiiiiin d tlo* w o th l f I* **-i ’l hi‘«e
d**c r air* a ml nr# **1# t# I
f*»r th e ir m il in a he th# ni?r##ni#nt.
|* r e * iile iit In m i
e r i ** tin* w o rld
tbe Kuropean alt latlon.”
tn mi i i l i l i l y n n*I i t ■ r a c ie r kru! nUo I*#- (\ d ic t r b* t c o u rt , in TW#w Y o r k 1
While much doubt wus cast over f i t l ln if at tw e n t&gt; t w n p o ll* In
to r* re pi* t hey innd# rid a m! III# r#
r i t y d j* m l* p rd th # ru in pla i n t In
the altitude uf Cnngrt'*. on did I f( i.it* '« fi r o n iilr ii' * * hi. h a llo w a
lh # i| u ift'iii# r tlji and ln t# r# » ta o f t i l t t |N *#mb#r, 111211.
revislun, the nurallim runslantlv th w g fe iili* ' 1 f t eedoni u f »*rvlce
uivt* A n ir r im n t m v r lr r *
G um jianica n n iii# il in a d ilitio n t«»
recurred of what could be dine I f . end pttf*eng»r a i i ‘onmio«|iiti«in* to
27,
Th** **l'r#pid#M l Goolidv#** D C M l h r l |in a i | | j n, w er|l lh|&gt;
Germany next Juno declares her th e tm ir i i in picaiin iMir h i- d in e r*
in
ft " t long . N| f# # t beam , w ith a s 1 1sm N a v i^ a tio .i C om pany, L t i L
Inability to resume rep u alh w s ary.
d u *l#|»Ui «»f V i fe e t, und l« d# *ig» ud ||,|*|«&gt; | C 'ity L in # o f
.Steamer*.
payments after the one-year innr-l Kls-rti irnlly e.pi*|.p».l thr*.ughuut
w ith
n m odern
x llih U y
r t k # J j t 1 1 p n r n ^ . W ith y i t Go., L td .,
slot nun and the allies, in turn, dr- I will, nil Hie luted dc.ire* for
I in / 1#in and .# m l r r u i* # r * t# rn , w ith A tla n tic T ra n s p o rt C om pany. L id .,
rta rr them srlve. unable tn readme safety nnd r&gt;».' I... t til ru Irnnt
ard I 1RII a lu cka Bn i n a sa u .
A m -h or U lK . I.ld .. ( a n a d ia .i P a­
1mnrmuus Wrstli.ghnise im.tnrs
their war debt uhllgx linn*.
c ific .S lnannthip*, 1.1*1-, D onaldaon
Senator llro ikharl, Republican,^
luwa. said lie got the Imprrsalun
T iro l h e r*. L td ., K .llrim a n 'a W ilio n
KKIlF.llAI. NYAIMIK.N SCI'.D
the llisiver-l.aval undentandlng
A T L A N T A , O t . 27. (A I M - U i i r * L td .. (!. H vyn A Sona, L td .,
was "p retty largely a J. Plerpnht'
a m
.
■
II, K ly Gtd U n i it h i New Y o rk, re - K. 1 e y la n j A Co,f L td ., M in c h # **
Morgan dral to attem pt In make
r # n tly relea*#d f r . o lh # F#«l#rul l# r IJ n o r* , f.l I . and th # C a irn
ju &gt;d the foreign bond* held hy
p iN n ii li* rt*. y # * ti vtlny fll# * l *u it t.» I .in # n f S lra iJ * h ip a , L td .
Hew York haul,.*
fore® W a n t n A. C. Aderh««ld lo a l,
Result i of the conference* hel i w a; t Hi t*i p ris o n e r* *-y th e ir
fwcen the statesmen were hilled
A H G l'N T A .
(la .,
(&gt; t.
JT.— A lto rn # y « n r lh # lr u ite n t*.
N K W Y O itK , l t d . JJ. (A IM
b j Senator Gotihhorough, Mary­ A r iiiig t r - s iu im l liu p iir y in'.u th r ( A . l’ .t I ' i. ik lin I.. Ib n lg r , Jr.,
CANTON,
O hio.
O ct.
'JT-—
land, who sail "the gold standard 'ern nm u ie v f f r r t u l th e p i r u n t fin in i r P pa* tm i t il u f J u rth i*
|A ,IM
H r. I l x r r y I*.
P om e renr,
rtartainly must he m aintained."' liie tli i| n f r n liir r ln v lie - . n il i &gt; I «•» n l v im c v v iu l y e a rs u g n gas
OB, b ro th e r o f fo rm e r
U n it f il
'GoMlthor mgli added that the ton- a r ts " AV4 stiBIA-' ,
lu Jtu N* w | i i . i i i n i l in -i'll &lt;a tu i.ia l c lia i g c i by
N la te s S ena tor A lic e
I'o in e re m ,
‘VetaalInna would "have a tremen- Y in l l n i v i l sU) cun’ - i r i i c v nn luw Gexirgc lie i i i i h , f'lr in .- r t 'l i i d n n a t i
w aa fount) dead in l i e j &gt; t p is home
f.0U* effeft &lt;m bualnesa."
I s n l t i 'i ; k in g , w as - litcm 'i',1 yes
m i l b u -in e s i )&lt; &gt; *trnla y liy J n m r
he re ye s te rd a y u f r . r c b r u l he m ­
Sanalor King, Hemm-rat, Utah, A . K m v rr y , g r n r r a l rn tm -e l " f th. | ic .liiy i i i :in i i i i m l l i i lu iiria o n !
o rrh a g e .
•aid “ gold mon inuKallst* will he n a tio n a l a s w iM t l'iii n f n u u u fu r | fu r p ir ju r y .
delighted with the reaull of Hie l i i l r r .
I*m t('i', a ir s i'le n l u f 1-a ns lu g
fanference," adding Ibul the stale- - F m e ry v.iis one n f u *&lt;-ire n l M id i., iib-a il ff p ilt y In fc ilc rn l
M int laaueti By I'fesiileni Hoover e v il t in s ; (id s r x p v it s , I n a l mat c u n t lu-re In tb e p c r jn y d ia r g .
and Prem ier la v a l hull alril Ihey prtnm m u-, r ng I II I'll in a Iw b ilny w hich g re w nut ' n ( h is te stim o n y
.believe.I the gold standard ahoulij a tu il) o f the law s. T h e ex|H-r1s lu a llip lu r t i i a l u l S avan nuh .
be mainlained “ notw ithdandlog are n tle in p liu g tu (u rn -ta le th e vu.Iin lg r W. II , U iir r v t t w as lu lil
|ha maltlfuM rvldgneea Ibut
ha» riu u s la w , n they u f f r r t u lm u el
by H m lge be w as u n able to fa ir
hrnken down."
d l fu t Ilia u | AliW-iUtQfi lutaiiu- s.
a fin e . T h e Ji i I r p u in tn l o u t (hut
*•1 ra n m t help but feel that
In a u g a rs tin g an in q u iry by n
■ame good will reault front the r rittg s k in iia i c u iu m itlre , K m ery the m a x im u m -e n trn e * i l l Ih e ia - e ,
cob trrnce.'* King aald, "but re­ i a b l “ ru h a com m llU -tr may prup- Vxr.i f i v y c a ts , b u t th a t because:
gret th a t concrete evidences nr an r r ly (le te rn iin e w h e th e r g u vvrn- o f Ih u b te ’ s r - r x ic e in B|&gt;preh"n-II n ; liip iu r law v lu D tu ra in ltri.1,
Im portant harvest are lacking.”
Representative
G rre tv w io d n ie n l i.i lu u x i i i i i i a n iu rv prose- he w o n b l r u t t h , m a x im u m a ,n t u t o r o f p i ovule
tr a ffic
police
Democrat, Indiana, In a statem ent e ln n f Ih e im lu x lr ia l h ig h w a y ."
lu siia u n o n ia
m -ta- iiiu
from th a D ttnteratle National
T h e speaker a ita c k e il th e " r t ln i o a i e i s s u s s t w com s i u w c n a w c M H
eam m lttea, e ip r e fe d regret that In n l sanetlnas w h ich i p w eninn-e
N i i n i M i u w g k h h m -o N
i i i u use.
to
U H I M . I I H i: O llK ) M n * » M u a
Hoover and L avi| had nut talked th e B IlIM f'C I law s, a n il x u g g v s lrtl
(M l-X I I I I , i s
over tbe tartfi„
rxssxn, i I M M , « . . . i t s com i i u
ll-e •p lix tittiU o n o f a ilm ln l- tr - iv o
• * * " 1- o _ i i i s i u n i n i c t - r t i m u c o “If economic im p r o v e m e n t
I • u rswirr Vy . I i u CON -no r • MMnaoaf
r n fo rte m e n l In ( o n s ld tr in g v o lu n ­
meana batter business and mure
*** 1 ** C0H is u US fu H u u n i
ta r y t* i-o p e ritlv e ira tr a ln ta .
C * m a U i n r u M an x n i a c o H l u u &gt; a t
' employ ment," he Baked, “then why
&gt; * » ■ u s XuN n u Iu n m . IMN MU c o s
N a tu ra l r snurre in d u rlile s at
Slu M u a v a n o . i H u u i s i i u c u ,
pot dlaruaa the m w t Important p tr-e n l cunfrantexl w ith tr e a t
factor, I ho tariff* nf the various waste rnd over-pr n-ucllun w o u lj
W it sal 1U COS MU « l* « ItU CON 11K
countries now standing an barrier* lln il such ru .itfo l especially vainIn raetraln t
of
International a l b , he i ih i. lecauae eo-oprratlun
tra d e ? "
■ I I a le r t ly presenta tha only melhiu I o f preventing undue
prixiurlion.
, -

Federal
Probe
b'tl'l
. Of
■
hti-Trust Act Is Ju stice A^ent Is
rged By Lawyer Given Prison Term

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T w o tnu * m » c f ra tes. Ilk # dnorrlb* .i
L tlo w , Lua’o Lee a rt|a)ri&gt;*d In a t ilt h
b e tte r h e a lth follow ed tho us# of
Card u l by w o m ta ;
a yaur.fl C»rL** V rH t*
H r*.
of U ilroy,' 11*4 ,
*1 * i i run-##irri a-vt In had h-altri.
1 w m del Watt*, th in and
I w .im
nervuufl. a l tlm-’a My m other knew
bf Cardul and lbotict*t It w ^uld t-i n
gooil tout# fu r rr.e ta Like, I (jo k
three to ittc it and my health In p ru re d
a ir ij. 1 UraL M y mwtU»r « m pf- t e i

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Many a younrr l id y Jaw G
ir*s|
UJeh-sai Suffer in f Ixcanjuna b**# lUMthef
k M V a U iu t C ajntui
n r

He Doesn’t . .
Even Know It
Monty In trickling out of
his pockctii, vanlnhlng bll
by bit. Ten ye»n* fnmt now
ha’ll wonder why he has
nothing lo ahow for hbt ef­
f o r ts .

Yen, he ndvertlxn. but
he dues not carefully choose
hit medium. He wondent
why h« do*H not i«t
huRn, but he doe* not both­
er. lo invMllgate. Reader*
Inlerext a kata' p r o d u c e *

buyer*.

Ilnvxlrr la * ateeplejurk. lie

A iwo-gaUon p int ran foitawai
HT, PKTKHSBUKG, 6:*- « • hint down and kprvad lla oily cd »r An octopus, me a- (ring ■* Inches
uter II ' head.- ‘ ,
from lip to Up, b a* alfpliv In a
“ I'm fk K- he t«ld a t ha pkkxd latg a'jar in a local boiinexx home,
U lM t U op. - q * * a t i h i pul- it wM^raughl hy j . &amp; U oltan,

Agent*
Kstshiiihed I tea

Haw Young Lady’s
Health Improved

u i i y p A i . u , n . Vu o » t. n l A . r . l - T h a n 1* a» la y in g u lf the
Job fo r Clarence Rravraler, Uf, even
When a paint can rm p llc .i lla runItn '.a ua hi h ta d and he lu m llea
f l M a rhim ney top.

OCTOI'I'H IH CAL'tiHr

10 Acre Tiied
Form
•
t .if.,
Uood Location
Very Reasonable

The ifovernmen charge* H iff
maw, fo r m e r w e lfa re w ork# * and
I din a t# o f the frd e rtil |iri» o n , oh
taineil a#v#rnl
t hull an n* I do llar
Me'&lt;|iofi*e money “ from
W alton.
A ttn rn ey General tie irge I f , N a ­
pier an iln th rrs here to ca rry out

Painter Falla Fifty
Feet And la Unhurt

•/a*
paialing a cdtlm
wa&lt; paixllng
l ' ne) yeJi-&gt;ru*y
wta-n lh.' pulley h r via and ha f&lt;U
tO- fr«i
a xr.-o.wl slafy roof.

Well Located Home
Larftc Living Room

T « ii i m id the
Nulunnt im&gt; usb
only * ii||k itjy da m ay ,| ;»nd it a l r**-

iurnrtl to Kiun*tinlt, while th e 1
Birm an v ^ » e l put hack in to Leri- 1
ATLANTA. Oet 27 (A I* »
Kdwaril F. Hoffman tratifieil m
liiA own trial for mail fraud in
iederal court hero yrMerduy ihul
the fraudulent
repremental ionn
rtm eerninf pro*p**cts f r “ale »?f
1 he Hie of Win hi «»(f the Georgia
rnBit to John Hint,liny, i*lr Hi*
ill
il.tii.n
a ll k i. n l- tr..m Hu- »■* |
W A S lIIN tiT O N ,
O ct.
J ..
rni^nate, wet e tnade hy Hr, J H
D R K S S IH ) O R
1 .1 V K
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I.eal
th e Ir-.pyes I.. the &lt; ' - • ’ » T u rn in g its a tte n tio n t..
VValtiin. of liecahir, ;i pi m. i| al
.... w in tr y I d a s t . f . r th.N o rth y t | ' n n w e a n .|L ia rie l y r - t . r d a v . the
FTnVf&gt;rrimerit wilnenm.
'e. In o L ic; Ihe i. ly one
ra dio b r ti.r vtA *r-n ,i| c o u rt to ld
th e
t ro le I

Senator Walsh, of Montana, the (I filltlot) of the Dollar Sti um dnf
assistant leader and a high rank Line’* fle«t# ailed from N«’hv VoiK
Ing member of tbe foreign rets ! reeentfy in cfoiimaiitl of t
lions committee, said he saw K, A. A t' IIn, oil her nuiideo \oy
nothing In the situation to change m|(e lo .lliifiiin oil Havana, I nna
bis p isilhin again t reduclinn of, iiiUi Gariil, Lie* Augele*, Syn I*ran
tha sear debts.
ciaeo, 1loioilidu, and line Hi lent.
"I d o n 't see anything In it,” he. ^Sponorred by Mr*,. I'n lv in I'oo aaid. “earepl that the two exeeii lldjfe, w ife of the form er pred I Mi I
lives are going to lahor foi a eon- : o f the U n ite d Slate*', tin - palutlliualhm of the gold sl indard It I ’ji‘ llm r wn&gt; tiiii'o bed tlt tlo
Would seem as if the purpose si.

MAKE US
AN OFFER

2 ItodroomH &amp; Rath
Reports Denied That Kitchen &amp; Breakfast
Room
Russian U-Boat Sank
Worth Investigation
M O S C O W , l)r t. 27.
(A l\&gt; ~

rvtkmiitrtl to n u m lrr -r,D-

K fln r o - A m e r ic a n s itu a tio n wa« nl
M a W it t e r o f ip e c o la tlu n O r
ta ln ly th e Ida hoa n w as re c e iv in g
plenty o f co n s id e ra tio n . More th a n
800 le tte r s ware piled on his desk
th is m o rn in g .

VICTORIA, UlnnB Od. t T .Savanty-flve
year* af
luge (her wllhtfJt being aepgrtlrd far mar* than * gvanth at
lU jrm fc r N lh* reeaM a r TYed
Md Ceter Reader, twin ‘brolhar*.
They obeervesl their aeveatyfifth hlrthdan Sunday and rtcaivad g reeling* from frifa ti at

H o ffm a n I r s lif is d he i w w t ha I
c la im e d t o kno w H ig g lin g .

T h r T h h new * a g *w *v &gt; r * t i lay
( Ir n in l re p o rt* th a t u U u**iayi *utt
hiAtinr siank In thr ir u lf &lt;»f K in -I
lim ! S atu rd ay with it* r n tir r r n w ,

The magnificent nrw llnund-llir-World Hollar linrr. T rra id rn l 1'iMilidge." mi h tr maiden r .ita a ' In the
Orient. This palatial linrr I. propelled l.y elerlririly,electrically hv tl rslrngl uusr. She Is O.t largr*l rlrci
and la rouipprd from rnginr rrnm tu pilot huusrrlr ship in Ihr world and th r la rg i-t runsmrrrial
In the ahlp of any kind rvrr huill in America.

Twin Brothera fiv e
Together 75 Yenrp

fK 'A l.A .
meeting "I
lis ts A
t i . i l t ml i
n R„ „ i
|;I(, • - n o r
dero ritlo n
w h ip p . Jr

th e d e a l, c la im in g t h a t h e was r
c!ns# p rrs n u i t frien d r&gt;f llingling.

*Ttou%awKfU7KM or mr

C/KlHUMS MAKE POSSIMC
THESE
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toes Not Know
urope P o litie s

Hoover l^auds Way
UeS. Broadcasting
Is Beinp Conducted

FRTTZ1E RITZIE
JAY W At-LV- w n w t
V oo IXAM IM t THESE
FILMS -VhM# W VTTktt
F l t f V O W HiAILg
SHOStT SO Y W f e u 'T

(Conttomd From n n One)
meet would arouse IS* Hitlcrile
nationalists In Gefmany.
feradb replied that the Hitlerite*
V
■M*W fa* app*a&gt;*i| hj removing |
tli* d u n of the trouble, the cor
rU ar.
TSa diplomat u U Ho percent of
I tl inhabitant* warn Pale&gt;. Borah
replied that if the Polish govern­
m ent'continued it* policies In the
eiriM or thl, would soon be 100
pdirent.
The Pnllah diplomat laet night
leenad the fellow log alelernent
"I regret th at mg conversation
v.Ith Senator Borah which w a. In
tended do be a -private and friend
ly chat has been publicly reported
“ At f e r a e 1 recall-the ronver.atlon I took the occasion to ton(to to kale th e aerator on Hie great
courage In edmitlng an inadequate
knowledge of condition* prevailing
in O n tra l Europe in the ■erne
teatcevent In which he advocated
IhO'fevtvion of rartain Central
European frontier*.
*1 eJto a e ld -th a t’hh* dec La ration
might be interpreted by the na
tlenaUetk rloment in-Europe a* an
encouragement and Htimulua for
their activities. It might even
drWe some of tbe m ire unbalanced
eaaong them to armed aggression
agnintt their neighbor's."
**I &gt;aW I felt eurv th at th ^ sena­
tor would be the first lo regret
It If hi. aehle Intention at stabilis­
ing peace in Europe were to produee eueh deplotahla results."
Borah's interview
with the
Fterteh newspapermen ran this

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GERMAN CRUISER VI SITED BY PRESIDENT

SANFORDSUTT

DEBT REVISION
PLANS LAID BY
UVAL, HOOVER

rp iC A G O . Oct. M.—( A .P.)—A! imatcly i .oou.ftoo.
T n&gt; i •he f'rs t time in hit 12Capone, tfc« fallen f in * Umdtr.
i.i Chicago th»t Ca
Eat la a county jail cell and com -1 ye*i re#
*
t
| one hn \ tailed th# Cuok Count)
plllnetl about fo &gt;&lt;J U*t night while Ja*| 1
France And U.S*Also
i -n | protracted fta ). 4o- Supreme Court’s D eci­
l b attornojm »tj(llr«t daaparalcl)
pit* th r u c t that hi# name h*&gt;#
Agree To Fully Pro­
sion d ives Final Vic­
over way* nrul mean* to postpone1 l *»ni »*,rn* cte»| with many ni.irde»w
.md
»
mitmu*
oth#r
crime*.
tect Their P r e s e n t
hi* ata rt on 14 y ean of ferial
tory To City In Liti­
A« f»,r the &gt;ad itmelf. he doe* t'l
/ / / F o lto w fif Q u a r r e l aarviludt.
Monetary S y s t e ms
gation
With
Chase
i
li'-r l II** turned up hi« no*e at
The atturnay* war* preparing i the itrs^j •rr*l -nveil him, corned
-r.f :
-J S a
i
&gt; v l 6 S A N G E L E S , O c t 26— requeal to the United Stale* t ir ' •••f .u: . .I'flikge, drr.nk two enp*
U \S IIIM , TON.
ft t.
?ti —
W A SH IN G TO N . O ct. 26—
&lt; A .P .)— t h e T b n e s in a copy­ cuit Court of Appeal* for a »upmr «d c••1 1»«• nnd daM led with hi*
. ivj r •• ' ni’rd Stjtc* S«l»
( A.I* I — G ro u n d w ork (or a
*e«iea* writ, which would e n ih # r» •» |»ml»biitf dr«ri i.
‘duy n fuiwl to re- I
r ig h te d sto ry y e a le rd a y said Capon# tu live In hi* ripen#!** hoitw crping
rr-ad ju atm en t o f
Thin h talked with the t ao 11«
usolving * eiami «»f '
M r*. W inni* B u th Ju d d , in a tai »ulta w rilr hi* conviction for other inmate) in hi* cell. »nr of,
G erm an rep a ra tio n * an d a l­
the f h»w Nn' i 'Iw I Hmik of Now
s i g n e d , , d e ta ile d s ta te m e n t interne tax vioUtlnni t| appealed! them a negro rhiiieed wi'-h J» tti , Yuri 1*1 )
lied w gr d e b t p aym ent* to th e
Cur l i l f of
to |h« l\lj{her o u rt# .
iht-v*ry
f
mall?
he
devhlrtt
to
pay
U n ited S tate # ha* h«en laid
b a d co n fessed sh e sh o t a n d
ir r#i* of r#rt*in
The gorrrnniant w it p it ia r n l * fltiO di««inlerl) con Off fine for Sni f*-r •.
nnl D" ti f KB'ft of i*'kpfctd u rin g co n ferv n rea concluded
kilieU Ffedyipr S am uelson an d to htMtl# the milltonairf gangster « e *eru* d prisoner, an oe.ihavi n.
hcM 1 • &lt;hr f‘h r Hunk ##
horn y en ten la y hy P rc aid e n t
M rs. A gnes A nne Lo Rol a t to tha Federal j^ n itto tia r, a? Idft&gt;-«)«d nun. and thus obtain
biiiin \ f r l.’un# ir*iie tu tr*
Miniver an d P re m ie r l.aval of
P h o en ix , O c t 17, a n d - s e n t Leavenworth, Ka.n*. Ha a a i «aeni lo rel» a&gt;r
Irom an immediata trip by only a
"My im tin cr n twice a# severe SniunrtlF Cihim v t ank
F ran ce.
t h e ir bodies, one diarncm - ie v hour*.
Th»*
City
f
Sanfoni
finurrw*!
I* all) body el«c e\eg i«»t inr an l‘i- |
new (It*rman rm i#er, IVutrhlarvt, * He rni any
rxpc«trd *h»»rtly
Capone'* immediate future proh | r me t»g r# o " he • untplninrd to I " Ii« improvfiitcnl* with hom)#«
In t ry hi* recent vl.it to Kiel to a t’-n:! t &gt; 1*1 lo-htm; of
b a re d to L o s'A n g e le s in tw o
» tour uf inspection. Here V"u h*c tu lake thr initialiY# *v a«ain«T'
ably will b« decldad ao.n after a e*w«| aper rvr,,i***r" *'Jark flunk effecting trn»|M.r*ry (innQ.Mng »*V
-id tn t v i i Hind n i .■ went at,'»rd to crui*er. hnittg.Lrrg,
t r u n k s a n d a su itc a se .
flvm^itmg hu-ni#. |&gt; f time «alc,
fu» rrlirf from hrr tnormuoa r«i*The risteiuent, given (u her hus- petition for the supersede** writ is ihis»ine * m*n#B*r of the Capone wit^* t rr Cli;. •• N#ti »nt| Hunk of the th i * licked with ting, for the *i-it
i rat ion hunlrn. Ki»nc** i# tip rrt-*
received by the appeal# court to ­ liquor. kf.*mhlinc tind vice «) ndl
la n d , Or. W. C. Judd, pleaded aolf- morrow. If the petition I# f ren tal catel «»r»h got five year*. And S V t York t ry .
• suing r#r :
#il lo co-op*rat# tn rr fiam tiurff
f Ir.il#* tv RpM \ihi»*hi
(i*r*i any'* nttOiiy tu pa)* apd
b slefeu-e after ■ quarrel between he will be released on bond; if &lt;|e thvy
him out on linil .lurin* hi- i *10
rrr
'I throi'ifh the S#»H« j
tadiral inluctium n .r ron&lt;tHrr#J
P* _ th » three women becsu • Mrs. Ju&lt;l&lt;l nie«l, he g &gt;e* to pri on.
/f p s il , too That's justice for
COMISKEY DIES
inoir t'uunty Dank, «hici» hn*
in n ilat* r
Although he did not ac'mit it in ym "
• ^ &gt; s d Introducd J. ft. tlalloran,
*
Di l nil *• • Stitr*. which cylfo rnawjr word*, Capon#'* financial i ( 'h k a r civic leader*. Howeser, »met* rlntFiJ i:a lioon
Phoenix lumberman to
Af I r mu«h u| |k* I ItlAPCtllg hill
__
In t* no rcphmttan# Hum Oar*
tfoubli a were believed to Le #1 ' were r«i&gt;rel»lli juhilant over the
f irl of whom MU# SamuaKon and mo*t ua worrisome to him a* hi*
pi«»*j e t of Capone working in thr hw n 1'iitn hiilc*l ih r if rv ■« ,*n at!
Jklra. I e Rol disapprove).
♦
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(w.ttUntling frum (!«vm#njrt iH M *
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. . . projected pri* &gt;n term* It v a i *•#- l^avrnw orth I room factory dur- illtiotml h *nt| i4#nr of II,If 10.000,
It domed Mrs. Judd wag tided
. .2 .
u- ‘ . ,
.
crr«lil4H&gt;, l« rwmly in turn to dn
l_
_ _s ». . » . _» .. .j , ttm a tn l the income lav trial tin t inr the 19.11 IVorlt *a fair Mix'- Into tn I'1?(» I h f tf 'o n v w rrr «*nt j
tu tiiv ( h a v Natiunwl Hunk wiih •
it# thgro n* # cuntri^utUm In *
•film;.
, niNkilptton
* £ £ £ fi « ! ! co^ . h i .m, w i r : 1; . ,
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th r i««|tir#l f a t lipHl.oiH) bo ad­ .‘1 0 0 ,0 0 0 P e r s o n s J a m
Election End* W e e k world stability mi any ihang# In
n r |b e bodied w ar. fouml a t • b*«■
~ * ar« f«l &lt;»n r r r tlfi.* tr* of lh** City
,
* *|
Of Field Trials Run r#pwi«ti«*vu.
Square To Hear II
Thr Cha r Nntiontl Hank •••«
In id iitlo n to finding h foit*
counted ihc c rm iru lf County &gt;ut»k
O ff At BrooksvHIe mun r^urcf* of prt'coiur# on thU
Duce (iivc Address
no!r* for PiiKl.lHX!, a»nl hv*l I *fir |
im poitant question, ih# Hu«&gt;v#r-La.
i'«ntfira r» »f inilebtrliH-** a* «r- |
Two Sanford dog-lanctara ra- m l ili4fU#»ior&gt; ptudyfctl in a g r t '- ,
Oct
2«.
\
A
n
r
.j
i
.
iu
iy
.
T h- aUteiucnt raid iho rpeiU'
curitj
c e iw l iiiiportnnt po*IUun« on th* •
(Continued on pagv four)
Monday night runch.led bj tur
I Nome $f)iM»,uUti of the 'sondv w rir (A.I*, i Aildieeaing 100.000 pafeoverntnc hoard of the Florida'
. ta in . In th« itraperx ilapartm erl
•old rnd
va« applimt I** •uti4 jinnmcd tntf* thr I'liiio I’lrState Fo* lliintrr* A*aoeiatinn at
• *»f a ctowntuwn dt(.artm tnt .tor*1.
p art paymrut on thr «rrtiflcatc- hl#iitu Urrinirr llrnitu Mo*«&lt;*1ini
the elaciion uf olflret* who h o n - ,
Tt i&gt;l&lt;t of auburban w .njenng* in
i ut Im iehr .lira*.
eluded a week'* field trial* at !
• h er ilo rh in g , baatuaa bar i K-m* Assassin, Armed W ith Thinks Conversations
High* nu nti* Utm. iho Seuik y i #lrI 'Iwg i n lirYil that th« Trr#ty
I'rookartlla la*t week. On* I* It
of
Vr*
*aillca
«hoii«i
l*r
irvi#r,|
and
( « ( « | ta piece,, of hiding in a *»A. King, who wa* elu ted firat
Have
Revived
Bonds
n*nk
&lt;
i
»«»i
it#
•!«
■
»
»
«
Pistol
And
Shotgun,
t u t cut lag* a t S I’Saldana aanland the t ity of Harford brought that th r fn*»i#t gnvrrnm#nl m ud I
vlce-pt*«ld*nt. amt the other la
.
tariani. of writing a lettar thera
m il for th* tanroU'Oon ef Ore re in#k "# nrw tu tu " toward thr
Escapes
After
Deed
Of
Amity
With
U.S.
Humor J. Ctai-»r, who wa* re• to hSr huabim] which ah* !at«r
m ainin; • r4t».t»,M» of the ll.lto n n .i pr-ipl. nf |i#ly
elrrU'd »ecretary-tr»*,urer. Perry | TOhlVD, Oct. 20.—♦ A .P .) - * *
• ria l to deatrojr. of k*r purth*«e
In
horn*
held
ly
the
('hn*e
Na
ion
W.UiKNEU.
Kmilh Carotin*.
Canteron. San- ord, wa* ab&gt;o alert pan hn* no mt#oti#a «f ;g|^*d(#t
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
2d. —
looking out o%#r th r i#igr#t
o f s aaw irsper In wWch ah* raatl
al Hank, nml fur the can e ID lion
____
to the l.eagna *f Natlwa, council**
rd &lt;n tha hoar ft d t director*
• Hat Dr. Judd had a iw aic d 'c ra o - Oat. M .—(A J*.!—Ceurr^4 Jm-'.t.n, (A. P .)—Premier l aval of Krance o. thr I'OO.uimi ta c e rtiliia t* ..
, au d it ik*# he had »v#r
k^JftiT , ♦»** 1 reaulatlon* railing ufgft • h-.s tW
Tha maat. an;
. l&gt;m«ni&lt; In a farewell publlj au t,m £ iu ba- __ln. fader at Dlatrwt Caurt-. fa* (tk # fa ic u t yi- w*»»r »\H&gt;k* wiik-hU • fA C IJ! ulVKK. Mworvi... &lt;m .
i
har amf wa* SfcaJ)f r thM 40, a far.nor Mpparrnn qr
" l lk traX «M &gt; #' S k i r X t i f l h 'VgMil
a a -^ A P .U ^ flta rb lF C n M K n rk n coaalderadgh*
*w»t&gt;» l O f t t M f th» hnadry aft- - f t r k a V ta r i f W M t il k tf A tt r f .* t t . .oilherVnn.THeC..f
well a t th r n « # jV .id O ' w Fa^o'j Manaht rfan llrn U fy by 1( I t. It,
.f-uauaj V ig ari* I alt a rating hi*
j rh arb a’ c.'i'ml^ay. T|ly**w«Adu
. . _ _ * H c h finally
the ChiJff N’atiu iifl, llaiak filed11.raiiw at*. rbal™ for mo«llflc.tt«n' r ^ (ha , T , |„ #U wh„ ,
•m atin gatb ailn y t t r*Uti*e« *i wja canelnced ' h b coav*|*lt|i&gt;i
s ..t ft,no tha * n titt ,hh»tw who * a r# | •naerninent ilrtlea m*4» c h ^ r &gt;r*. •
J i c r i lo Iha aulhorltla*.
cM nlfr
h-.it thr Hrmnd f ir -• uf the World M ar tre jty a n t the r
lerday, uolca# t5tl#a ' b c lb ltb o # ^
.
hi* uncle* hum# neat’ hare. II* with f l»»idcnt Hoover would n
y prrecnL a , tha ptM t ancre«,ful
™
Th# letter ta Dr. g|r&gt;4 waa
cuit Couit of Apical* direct*! the i lepaiatlon* -ettlem m t.
, , (&gt;
.
‘
Ite r haltl tn Ih* Yloqth. 'Pari nf the- 1 offer-pyarm pta#* of pm te.'W n lW '
foaail. torn ami waMr-aaakni, in reatu-rad Iho | i w p wi.h auchlcn saw th* bond, of fHendahlp
, nneella'I'in of lo th th* bon«l* and i " tf n e t , Ionic yiar* mu*t paa* . . .
. |i , 4&gt; h
. "
•„
■tn eti* of tha ntoat wa* attrlb- Jniutneio lire* M&gt;d prdpatly.
th# drain* of th* woman * m l oath*, kllletl five of them, and tween tha Unitad SUtai and ....... r ia lja . and
rejacte.1 the ^ , u lr w/ r . n w,„ e flnl* lo
f.Uli'X h.allli for
Tl.e rvqua* ted guaiuotce U &lt;mf
Ird
tn
th*
ideal
location
uf
went
to
th*
naighbuHng
home
ol
•cat
month#
II#
rallied,
I
F
ra
n
.t.
•
rraaa of th t SapaHwaant atora Sat..iii'ter claim* of the C a s e Na-1 t,a « i, U tnnre -he. t built oo the
I-la t- tUtla and mortally wounded
rt«*# lireukavtlla and lha vtteop-rattnn of fita Dutdamental principle#
H ie .u tem en t wa* mad* at th- II nal Bank. An arp*a|
(Cont nudd Oa Fig* &gt;1ra)
taken b |,.„ | „( | uinki.O«A youth*, w. "Ill r u hrn h # club won t^r city -«*
him.
\r» nf It" resident*, accci'rding to Mr. op.nt ■ hlch J«p#n hae iald eh#
with
th«
Chicago
C
u
I
k
.
,J
th#*
National Pre*J Club *1 tha •••••
t ; ' ----- -------■■■
’«• !h° hlghc*t c -u il liy the t'haa* j never *e. th* light of diy ayain."
would negotiate for a peaceable
t lat.at.
* .'
Armad wl.h pletol ami *h.itgun cluainn of t rre e p .lra by the (tv
, tioaul league li ( «hovtl) at
Hank a llh th* dacDlon returned Miw-ulini Uerlared amid an out* ill,m en’, of thr Manchurian dlaAttended
by
prominent
dogJackioa flad to th* wood, and to­ *&lt;a* W ilier* club.
"» rd he began *ln»l.» *mkin/
og#ir*t IL
lurbanre. Th# five principUe wDv#
buiat cf rbceiinir
i
lenrier*
front
th*
tn
lir
.
South,
day had i:ud*d capture, 111*
1 be rulorful old akrrim *
•’I have been touehad by P e i1&gt;«ti*r(lny‘# c«*lrhM(i"ii In ruin- 1
• laled aim iitaneaualy with aasur* •
rli-vrn .wai-old d atg h ter, l.ulu, ar- Ctt|dton which I hav# racelrvl n
lifv *tury I* .ypiinymuu, &gt;,uh rite ilei'.y rate* Wore run ~tl Moigay
lit uiorntlnn of t).&lt;* ninth «nniv»r
ry lt*l nf antes that Tokyo wuuld end a re r
com' anted him.'
Me* uf piufvwiuna! t.a elmll in and Tuesday with # &gt;
I the I rilid State*,n th* |irrr, in W iinstcin Returns
#nry of the hm * of f#*i*i»l« tu puw •
'll yuung hound* tn d rr two year, lo p'rauid* China to enter Into rif*
ierhaon today •urrwdeTT»1 at I nail!. ” 1 take aw ry w ith me a tin
America, took rafuge diill'i, '
Frum Shopping Trip ri In Itily . when th r Mutk %hirl4 rlfvllnrng
reel tonveraationa.'
.
hi* homo which officer, bad aiir j
day. In the 'icier f*.t nf asm Wednesday, Thnr*d»y and
(Continued on pag* four)
lin e n negotiation*, It wme eUt*
.
1
m ar lirt| from Nnidc# to (( •ni« to
WAS ll INGTONr Oat. U. . rounded. Ilia daughter went ou..
lie,, nf * f.irett tract h. t' The b rl'a y Iho all-ag* race, "e re
tirorg,) W#in#tcin. p rtri lrRt of #«i*w Iho govrrnm»*nl.
staged, with an entry uf Hi hound*. e.l, proliably would In tint* la*d 1°
(A.F.1— Oppoaitiaat to Philippine, ,lld'f '•m, tnr'1 offlcara “ Daddy *ay
le»|y
will
l*e
f»nt
tu
t'hnag"
the Indrp nd«nt M #irhmta
\#-»
* »#y Judlnnl ci|iiility
*ml *n »tt*nd*nii! of lwt"e*n .MMl th. boginaing of troop withdraw*
Independence until garUan eea - 1 P4* ^ "
ln ■."«* **» him." Ilr Radio Dealer Gets
•of iation nrtd owner of t« o uf Sail- i i i i h among nAtion# whm on on#
■ml lt)0 peraurv. w ltne.'lng &lt;h* ala should local t'hineae aothorlaem l: r e f w n r . t r . sccuniplDhed‘ w,“ '» k,n &lt;mm«llatcly to the
Paid O ff In Dimes fonl'# #x:lu#lvr irady to # « a r #hlr th rrr art* th' #*? who #ir «U|w*r Expicted Betrothal
l i t , be abl* to iu iid i * re»pon*IWII"
curt* r*ch morning.
waa aaprewed fpda) lo Prc ld .n t'
P*"i‘»»“ sry t " »*lfe keep- 1
ty for propor policing of the dla*'
•
•lorr#, rrtu rn rd thi# m orring fi«un|
(Continued on P»gr S la)
Winner*
of
the
tariuu*
field
Fails To Materialize
Hucver by Secretary Hurley )u*ti
tricta.
•
lM-(lay
shopping
Inqr
t«»
N
’rw
Th
i
dead:
c
e
n
t*
are
a*
full#*.
II iw would you lilt# to to.mi
back from a *tudy of candklvn*
Ur aide* til* deman j that Japa­
Y*»k. K purtlng bustne*# cmnli 1
llamp and
llayca J tt W n .
FIKI.D EVENTS
tn th# Dlartda. . ..
SAN ItOSSOliK. Italy, del Jit
1•»*». '
nese lleea and pinperty be pr#•w M
dimM? Th&gt;,,‘ wU‘ ,, ;tl«r.. ntxHjt
*h«ut tk&gt;
th ; atitin
.am* #1
at II*-.
II., 1tim
untie,
of
the
alakar.
The Derhr
* Th# war ae 'N tiry didn't artm lt
i
1
IM
Th*
eaiHCted
hetr«lh,l
,
B. Perhina, «( th# Automotive „f hi, la,t rlilt to the mat opnli*.'
Flr»t. Jnlia, hr***l. Jn lr. owned tacted in Manchuria bafore loop*
nf Prince** Maria. Id-year-old
bla aaalU d rayoit (• th* Proal-'■ Mr*. Dari Jack* n, an aunt.
ran b* withdrawn, the other prin­
Kleettlc Co., had to do IVidn) \ with prirca of practically tveryl
duuk’htrr nf the Itnllan king and l&gt;l It. J. Well*, Galnaavlll*
deal but mtraly g»e# an account' Maleln and lilll Jackaon, *on» uf
morning a frve momenta after li commodity at ntw l«* ItvrU
Sirond. Jeniii*. t reed. Walk*r, ciple, laid down Uy Japan ar* that
• f progre**. rreparation of th* Mr. tnd Mr*. Dari Jncluun.
i(Uien. to Archduke IMIn, pretendthe two ronntrlea mutually pledga
That he anticipate, a pru'i'erHarman Jackaon, a conalti of ha,| inatallad a Phllco tadio in Hi.ri l" the va ant Ihonv nf linn- ■■wned by l&lt;ri.y_'icKcuveii. ('room*. linn agi- aalon and guaiaata* each
/ortaal report will taka i*v#ral
oua Fall *caaQB In hi* two atore*
0«#rr#
Jackaon.
Fin
ir
iry.
failed
to
niaterialilt
yr*t*rWrath*. The atonemlt reaulta of
WASHINGTON, o t .
2d.
Dari Jack on waa lha'only par honu of Hr*. R. I'. Hut -hieon. i, indicate I by live fa . l that more
I'hlrd,
hIni, Itipp. hhrevit, July. u"tt»d other'* leirltorial Intagrtty) Chla*l
granting indtpandant# now will
n u u t abandon all fnrin of aatl*
Ili-c Couit, for M n . Uutchi-on than t« o rli'tan Dig* Imam »f (A .P.)— N'nith &gt;'ai"liii*', la* ••• day.
a
q
a
t
hi*
home
to
*jrap«
(lie
I J. Welli. &lt;ifillHf* vlll#.
It *a* said Satiml*) h&gt; ■*•&gt; ly It.
Inn* P*rt Ig th# kter#I aid for th* radio In 'time*, Cl).r&gt; nf h*D. dieaaca, fur*, an I oth&gt;u lull on i-ach chain tore Lvl*. •i.it* elnv to the ruyal buuseluiid
Fourth. It inly, breed. Walker. Japaae*. protmganda. Including
butchery
of
tha
*U)ar.
II#
**ld
r#P#Tt Ht I* gmlherinr (ieaig* Jackaon. hit nephew, came them.
wearing apparel wer* t-alead .1 wa* auatalnod hy tne S.prv"' that th* engagement wnu|,| h* an- owned Sy Frank Drake. Ml. D m a.;»h« boycott; &lt; hlna mnat * « e * ^ o
thro gh Vh# c#mm*rc* da- to lha home ahnut I P. M.- and
T k . All t &gt; , P ,»ot
I eliminate competition with Mau-.
Mr. Perhina aaid that Ml*. frum e tp tcra wagon* at troth nf Court which refit*ed "■ pa'* "i lu.une,*i| yvy.rrday on the fir**
Itaam t rtganllag Importation! ' (Continued Oa Pag# Thr*#)
Huirhiaoo ha* b##n aaving d im ', hi* M orn t.rday. " I ' m- porvh*red th t validity nf the Mia*la*tp| i wedding anniversary of King IW i*
F t.at, Julia, brve.1. July. „ .n » * l ! rhu.lan railway* and China m e.t
th i PhlMpi-rtw ot auitar, and
| iacogaiaa M inting trra y righU
daily fur the p#at aavtTnl month,. on# of lha moat com|d*ta llm* o f . r haln alnn* tu , tu - Dance nf uf |tulg«rl# and Qdven (ilnvttrtna, Iv it J Well,. Oalnr.etlh*
va|#tr'uU nil* with Palarrpr* ’a
fe-,|t|.|!
Second, lieurge. brcrnl. Walker, Inclyding th* Korean and Japan#**
• Ith the Intention of making a Fall wear I've aver bad.” said Mr the deeirion hy In*
MEMPHIS
PAPSK
BOLD
a
l.tir
of
P
rince*
Mari*.
Hut
the
th tlr i'.trtt an AwtrUmn d#me*tihe l*i.
mut*. The enun afflr-i.
■adio put cha*. an form a* enough Waiaattln.
I
l«ml
i „ i ,. I royal family h a j mad* no state- (V#nU tr# *• follow#:
During hi* stay in the Nuith, junction rr a n tri by !'■
■lluic *had Inert collect d. "I "lah
NASHVILLE,
OcL
N.—
(A.P.)
&lt;r«in(inu«ii on p*n« four I
lha — le e . leal# for th* Ulanaaota aad ntoi# o f oar San ford people would Mr. W einat-ln’# ahupping ti»ur* #1 J*dgr* • ) Jack*on p tan,1lit. • ' **»••»&gt;» l*»» n'lfht.
w. o-.r wo
‘ Boaa* It dfv#W »ri that Ontario Paper Company, Mbtno- a ta rt aaefag d l m t , or *v#n
'
r» curtallc,| somewhat lw tao*e' antateen i nt cf Hie tar utinl It*
Mr. P ark b a **id, - f o r It i of a hesey cold which confined | w.,lidlty ■* determined.
a poll#, today bought th# m tlr# nickel*,*
a .
l ____ a _ . *. Lt^.
. i ho#
L. T
iirH r"f*st I tu
of t t # rh llipputtaT praU V / wo#ld capital ilock of th# M aapkii Com- ■
T ila
hi, tte.*••*«'
r r a 'u,*fI r.
court
to L
hi*U _____
room*. If____a
II# notej
I* Juat
aa much pt-naure
for at* to him t..
aw rclil A pptal, lac., pabllahara of ruunt dime* at Mr*. Hutchison D tear, that burin.a* condition! had rt**0ividi-r its fie* to fmi i|**' .icr. [
" - Mt&gt; #n kavVa^V
morning ta d am ain* paper*. The going t« g#t In enjoying har new mail# an headway alnce hi* last upholding fndinnit'v chum *t &lt; rr !
Ut&gt;U L, 1IL
/A ■
trip an.| th a t m cirhants mut buy- ta r . Tii " Great Atlantic nnd |’» if '
PW W .f
bid waa $100,000.
■! ■ w —
L yridV U iL K . Ky.. O ct JC— :
ars werr mora c*nti"us ill th rir I# Tan Company and other r am
killl a ,la t* law &gt;i,tlic‘rd in *.st# of violaliun, tliss IA.H.I—
In accordan
Driven off her court# h r
jri
Kboa| bl|, f
aalea amt por.haa*#, .i.c k tn g only a tm . operator, in North Carol na
to b#l state b * Is a* fulluwr, srrortting
strong w ind'. Uuth Nlchol* laad_ i . k stun*
- i„ . . rltariy
.i..
ui/rcbandla# which w a, piacllcslly hiivevrr. limDtr.l Iher* o t* a lif- « .|U___
n HT with
m ill-1 to Mr. low ton:
aaitim l of a quick sale, and run­ frraiwv b#IW#*n lha tv,.. ta**a.; ca'ing thst they are arlusd bu.es
••n.fct every pvrvju using. I-pev ad hay monoplane hen- yesterday.&gt;
V
fining their atylo# and model, ta They said Ihc g rn ll'a ts i lodl-ns so th at snuthsi stilo b&gt;», requir- ating ur driving a motor vahlrl* apparontiy the buldar of a naw
1 ty icm lwd *H -t'lre* li t N in lug all tn itnrtsts to stup whan njHui ur over the roads uf high non-slop distance record for woww
TAMPA.. Oct. td . _ (A .P .)—
the *on*»rvatly#,
,
l i a i a Uegl.Ur
rarnlina'* too fed ..n y Ih . rhain*.
protthillK „ l u » which '.* dta- way* uf lha b u t* of Florida, up- an.
H-r cojro* frum Oakland. Califs
.pea, both i»^ ••
lowing qtibkly ua th# Ikwlt c#a c# advmtiaeu for.
T t . dUfcrooc* they argued * « '
„r , 9iL C'ing pas engcro. ,.1. a fp r (thing any bus or othar
her o 'e r , apPruAJmsUlf
(.'oil. r« • la
Utt«r front Uobeit Heathy,
A t 1W Chim bar of Cammart#.
uiatarm l
^*, w i.itm drnt df H'nool* T. W. ran.or sshlil* us#J iu trail, porting , took
&lt;
milt*. Th* record of 1110
TW tst." f*i lled It had a rutht | , nwton
y ,,,
,y l t *U sclool childrtn tt» or from school,
•A Idfcad mar hare
*f Mm Slat# Road D* H arry M. Papworih. proaldant,
*m»m
oe#rtu
to » # rm |t aln g l. *ti.roo,,nrgu iig ; lUjl„ ,n th | ,
balng wldle such bus or oth#r motor v#- mile* I* hold bf lU rya# B astia,
who last weak wrot* th* p ||l| Dlkbl
that . Ifh
kfr. - If
Kr«t*-rt'»
irrlta l
wosnan
Mis* Nkhai*
.Ukai. BUI# .Irani, her# la a J w B tadlcatUm that w«
Thu loaldaa ta o ff Lake M oaiu#, Ih# U « v a , # privilege U t and #a(1ipp*d with atmaphors arras hklu Is stopped and vatagad In F risch
Tha*# M d th# InUg# at can .X M r i'e ^ r * qn IbTi'iifojfcl &gt; V v lfla lljy ' aHT ball ing TM tf ’Yt- th a t •haum tpajuiM .lH nantar-pn'l- . whieit.wtU U »|&gt;*r#.vd by «Dit
lakisg *oi oc discharging— such tjq d aJ Kara (raeatu* h er P!#»**#,
• *•]
bus com** t . stop.
h# eoo#trocf*ll **
th a t tha trad# f j r ts for
irhnol i hlljrr.i therefrom , upon ga*JUn# UUks sere almbal W f t T * " '
charltfbU «&lt; u*e, a: jWge* than ih* inde.'vnilant houiap , .
or aa charitable
A lthauth ah* will nut kaow far)
.
, la th# a n i c a l 'l l 'a Jwlley of “k*»ping la back tmJoiff ta an aM&lt;ui
The public b requasud to oh- the roail or I ighway* nf th# Stata,
la-SacHdedL of W. A. Krota«it, an- of (boat ly chart#" is raapiag IU Gil* Fthmab
•#tv# the*# *l*nsls and thus .help ta , and la hereby retpilrad to bring saver*I day* whether ah# s # t . a ‘
lioiah, an# « (th
Leaves
For
fhM#r fa r.D m t*«d d*p*ri»«nt. i#wa»^.
.
of. that lection*# lit) # playground
avoid asrlous Injury nr death ta such in itor vehlcl# to a lull atop
b# *«at t*
Kiwanls Convention the many county pupils who dally l#foro passing *uch but a r other of b«r
a Im aatkipaUwc roaulalag h en
B#«aral ew fca ago a craw af ta d • ) ort renter. '
a t W aahe
Huraau T„ Aaroaautlc*
a
r i for a t laaat W o • ( tbra* moathi.
two WfakA h*T* hi i n , t.'v hcsis as UanspvrtsU n madia. motor tehlcl*.
Dt-eidln* th a t I I I rhlUIre# of
Froeldod such ______
af has ranted taw H art home in Hana U k isg
D av, C arratt. Sanfurg farmer "Mo'.orbt* nr#d rail) stop long ichool hot or mot** vahhl# used ingtoo for iaapaction—tha fltor o j
th a t section W*nld app&gt;e:tate and
f « d lU lghU and wiU bring hU
A t that tiaaa th* anji.y tb* fun and 4 n .lU m .n t of a
‘ Klwanian, left thi* amining j tno.igh to msh# ro rt'tn th a t n In transporting i t l n t l children ta pe*M«d' cttfM aac# ah# bad hat*
U red thb rre a c k wooaaa’a
family heew lata th #
boally »ngag#J &gt;■ community Chrtataapei tree with a fa r W ait Palm IWarh
Is to : child Is not about to pa*- In fro a t iraikcd foi idaratlfVcalloa, &gt;i b n
, XrrpnUag ta tree
'
with Hants Clatw a a d a late* q u sattff b« th* affirls! 8anfurd dal#gmt« a l | f tb* bos o r car,* h* m il. "fo r Insfter provided. T hat *ay paraow mad* ta a flight frern f*r&gt;*
'# diparlm cnt, but lit- r ( suitable presents, th* Istfc* th* *t«U coneyntt.in af Klwauis ' tk*y may pruc#*d klowl, » js t I
railing tn comply »U h th araq u Iru­ R um U.
“ I kail • ' lia# tr ip all
(alt than tlu t Uwr Monro# P.-T. A. and th# Lah# a p b * to tn hold in th at (Ity for hits ay soon aa tb#y a ta iur* lb#ra men!* of UtU MCtUa or • Ithtlnw
..........
to Chtsag#," aha aadd. “fi
tanatrucU*! far at Monroe Scrap I n * Bi:le Claaa th# a* at few day*.
is no dr oyer."
say of th# pr*ylsl#*i» tharreL
_
haee joined forraa In th at d im u eery | da J a .ago Motor y cb shall h# daetuad. P
guilty
Ha* tnofc n tth him a r*Pcrt ..f :
H a f A mla- act tW catUag
U t. f-apworik aald tl n. I k l c w a now and Chri t a r * Uc*l Kiwanls work fa* . th* past I j r . i . t r A. If. Uavks.t:. * '.inded a uen*##n«r .and qgyr Maristtoa wtod Mm* m* atf say
w en N * drrdga* and thgy will stag# a a#ri#a of dtanar*. yaar. gad *&lt;p*#t* to maJt* a hard j "anting I* nil wotocDu thn^r
. . t f f Thertuft agall ha paUabad by a WEdSI|g AMdag- uaag
ascd.4 la Mbh benefits, a a d lUaOac money aad fltM taw ard bringing th* onwaa w ia|d*
an / muiorlsta he Dn# not U&gt; oac##4 • W « by I r o - M
Monro# M a n g ift raising aehamiu, *o th a t th# i tiun l a thin s#ctioa m a t year|lo g rite ,lat# -law
oniaaat la ih# otwaly(hat «*T1 a n
■alter. That at tr y to e trre i 90 day*, or hath Mack
affair. In tan dad a*

Women
n To
t ( u r de r

VISION U R G ED
Y MUSSOLINI OF
VERSAILLES PACT

2 S A N F O R D MEN
NAMED ON BOARD
OK FO X HUNTERS1nu,n)r^uikiv,f ,ii11*|r^ ^

W ^ Y U " T S . 7 L t ! S I X MEMBERS OF!PREMIER L A V A L
‘ ” "* " FAM ILY SLAIN BYiOPFIMISTIC OVER
CRAZED FARM ERlRESULTS OF TRIP

Japanese Have No
Idea Of Evacuating
Manchurian Areaa &gt;,

Independence For
4Phnippiiies Given
1 Unfavorable Word

,,c

Chain Store T ax Is
Upheld In Decision
By Supreme Court

Ruth Nichols Sets
Public Is Requeste d To Observe Law New Plane Record,
In Regard to Passing S c h o o l Bus es For Long-Distanced

. 2 Southern LdU#g# *
’Glrl«DteUi‘M
Stale Engineer’s Arrival Presages
Building of La ke Shore Boulevard

Monroe Planning To
Have Christinas Tree

B x-

thsmgsnttaM UHfHtt

..qualatod flam aad I r p i i .i M M l
ha crction of Ut# Oaft**

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OCTOBER U 1931

»l8 Drop Hard
ightGame,7To6
Daytona Eleven

THEBE COLLEGE GIRLS ARE ."FLYING HIGH

TENNIS STAR

Examination O f G irfa
Body Show* She Had
Not Been A ttacked

jT lrtt Dowi«
. T,
todo g*lnod, rushing
W »- Wit, t tubing ...

U gala, r u th lo t __
to r n triad ^ ....
■ ••a Completed __
mm

• .ruck » cna« t-dey. A n tx am in al!&lt;m, 1 .1 the till'* tody ahowed th e
had not 1ten rrimiaaUy attic kid.
Tkr couple w i n alatn Thuraday
night t.jr unknown aaaallanta In a
l I rralf &gt;pnt.
•
O fflccrt, ivmmonM to the
at eng by two men who went to tho
vicinity yesterday for • load of
wood, found no rloaa, except a
ahotgun ahelL
The (irl hat been attaehad and
• (eaten U&gt; death. Illnote waa ahot
throauh the head. l?la body lay
along*i&lt;k- the car. Ten feat away
in the- un le rtn x h lay that of th t
girl.
Track* of a arcond ear, which
hail beer, turned a b o g ta tth e aeene.
Ini officer* to Iwlieve the couple
■tad be a followed by their attacken.
,
The famillea leamad another

latarraptod —

W t (lin e d , p a u e i .

tmble* recovered
VBy r r t r r Rchial
t F x ln g l u first really » !« ,„ ,
opponent, and under football eon
iHUrna which wera Ideal, Coach
.X^nMnl M cljjca . ' Seminole Hiyb
Inmven, pared Ly a front lint which
• brilliant demo n itration
fjn m beginning ✓ to end, aaw lla
g rtn e e tOe a well-earned victory
ngwy l i t D aytona Buc;aneerx y#».
V n a i^ e p o ila d whan iaipportumgnHPiea pot the lalandera in ictirI*g poalllon, and (a r e them a 7 to
f Victory over the locale.

0n« of lha avtltanding event' In the recent inter-elaaa
Irlphia. «•« tha SO yd. h ljh hurdle event Mere you aae, fc
rr. Leontin* Wilder, and Batty Lurnucn to|-vmg the hurdlae.

. C # w*» » beart-braaher to lirxr,
al.booth both I name ec &gt;r*d on tb«
brnato and tke Oaytonlan, offered
5 0 *»*WU atari who aotplayed end
w
totgjharted
Umar ted . Sanford backfUld. It
,JB* * h u rt-b re a k e r. to lose It for tha llrat tirxyo ihla year.
front Una rceliy went ln | ■ a* IM b had agalnat a worthy, puw
Jrftil opponent. II wa# a heeri■rghker to loae becauae *omr of
R m floral panting a Sanford backflew m in haa aver offered want
lt&amp;t naught whan tha Im portant
p°*t dropped abort- It waa a
heart-breaker to logo bc-xu**. three
p , Hanford'*
, malic*l •acond-,
hiring* r i, given their llrat Idg
chant*, played lha |a m r* nf their
,U*an, only to * e# victory go in the
other direction.
' Tide ought tn be the alory of a
toandy, head) hnifixck named
V tog Pellett, a player who r
■Weaving hip* and apredy leg*,
awaeplng to the right and left of
a , Sanford line which rrfu*e*l to
hand, gar* hi* Daytona follower*
B ad, the ra il of the (ana the only ,
- i j M from the view-point of apec- '
d a c ik r hack!laid play. Thl. ought
ta b* th* etory of hi* III, Id, 30,
and SI yard rung, and aom* tlaver
b lo c k in g rnd taikllng on bU p a rt.'
B at, I'd rath er tell y iu a b o u t1
Bigger*, Coleman, Manley W are,!
M t o f. HIear, PVa ton, and H yatt,
th«&gt;Ve)i who formed tbemaelv* I
&lt;hU aa Impregnable wall from the
ftta l moment of Ihe gam*, and I
*rh« grew atronger end more c n - i
{Went aa the game j»rogre»aed.
i
Uara’a bow the ecorlng wea done i
though. With both team* playing \
On about even terma In ilia flr»t ',
quarter, although Ute Hanf ird line •,
brake through and Ih rta Daytuna
b a f il for loaava ala out of Ihe 111 ;
tim e * they carried thr hall, that
p art ef the game waa a puntln r
and fnmbllng dual. Lylen run i*t '
. Intly outpunted Pallet an I Wllrox.
*lt* of hla three puni* In that J
quarter going S-'l yard*, an o th e r! 1
fO. Daytona reached th a' Sanfnnl
IS. yard line* and Sanford reached |
tto'D aytona 31 yard line In t h a t . '

"*
t.ckle!
&gt;* I"*1*
Stan., and PelUtl war* „f long run*, the
, , .L' r m ,r ,r ••»&lt;■ l'«&gt;tona .tare, elthuugh ,ulru.h-,l Itn-m
; llardw trk. Rich, and S. Taylor
The llne-upa.
'l* * performed well on lha line. Moth
in rani | tram* were well matched a* to San Toni
»n and
t | 1(i w(th Deytmm Stanley
boldine a clear ru t lead ill Ihe
&gt;nrtnnl l.rk fie ld amt Sanluid lino „„tard« to i i-laylna the Daytona line.
,
'* own
7h» atktutica of the g in n abow Kanner
to ««-• that Daytona made but aaven fir t Biggerd been &gt;i|wna. to Sanf-rd'e two, an unu*- IU*o.
•
”* i a ’’-* daily low count ,n any fo itlixll I'tea tun
&gt; Lyle- k me Thvj Initialed that puntlny C ourier
Lyle- wa« Ihe order of tbe day. Lyle* Lylv-e. (ftp
,n five j punted nine tlmee for an aver*ye 1,1 ,rT
un hix of l i yard*, while Pellett. Wilcox, Enlamlnv*
to hi* and S|.ano punted II tlmee for an
Se ire !,&gt;
I’elUl average of 37 yard*. Hanforu Daytona
• yar la I l ack* i a n lad Ihe ball 2D limea. be- Srnfotd
Hanley mg atopped without gain four, Bearing
tupped | lima , irul making a total gain at *rk'&gt; Hrlletl
right l i.ohing the hail of HI yaula, or an ' own. Wile
t. |Vl- aveiavr of al out three yard* t'gpii' tutiona; Si
I m a Dip. Heater gained II yarda, l.yle* 1 Kntaininge.
n-lleld '« y-rda, ami Kntiniln-(*r twu H yatt for
mifnrd yard*. Day tuna carried the bull In f W alker fo
wn al lime*, gaining 170 yard*, hut la ■ Mayberry,
in I p- 1 Ing pi yatik*, for a l dal gain of lienaoh fur
i| Ihe l- l yard* nr ail erarage gain eaih Hl»h »p, lla
er the 1 trip u I about three yarda. Pellett - Ueferree,

I Hanford had a tin* opportunity
to M art a driv* *a the eecoiwl
quarter opened f i r Span*, fiunl-1
Ing on fourth down, got oft o
weak t&gt; yard affair whlrh Lylrn
(•turned for 18 yarda Ip put thtkail on tho Daytona U yard But.
tlaater picked up «l«kt yard '
through renter »n a dolayed butk 1
U two play*, but Daytona plugged
* 1 bale quick enough to clop tba
•ally pile-driving Eulamlnger.
I M t o i t o aff another fin* punt to
put tha kail on tho Daytona S3
ra jd lino, and hero tamo tb*

A knU-mlngar threw Maybetry
for.* yard Uta* on a wide end run.
Mayberry, attem pting
to
go
'thfaugh the conler of |ko line,
vena kit to hard by K ntim lnter
th a t bo fumbled tbe ball, licked
U With hla feat, and managed t«
fall va It for a four yard gain,
jg lo and War* combined to keep
F*H«t t* n one yeid gain a t torkl*
Ilev* ram * tko .flneet hit of I lint
(la y of the day. Paul Bigger*, on*
| f lha amallewt play era , on th*
.tpatoi p latin g a whalo a f gamo at
guard In hla flrat' big ehaara
S U M a ff hU of pilin g guard mat
u m d Spaua'-t punt although he
1 1lino*t knocked out an th*
f, bavlag to bo U kril from
! • * • - UaHl th a t Urn*, BlgT»r
I flyurod tw. p n g tlra h r *****
a t play whorapuv th a bhtkiloM
I ' u r r W tha toO. Hla g reat
kMg In th a flrat quarter had
l DaVtona 12 yqrda Hwa. for to
I brought U garth Eoilett and

BERKELEY, C aL -A lU n BUJe,
ihooir In action above, Is captain
■•f the c a n ity tmnlx Uam nf the
Univ«r:lty of California. Th« CalL
fornia tee n wa* one nf the teomi
which amwonceil it* Intention to
compete with the champipn trama
from Japan.

DO YOU KNOW
"

Ju at when we thought w* had picked a group of hard gama*
for you fan* to pick the winner* from, up come* the week-end of
O c t S-l, and a Hat of team* that ar* certainly going to keep ysl]
g ettin g plenty If you expect to win the Irudv dealt a t W oodruff
and WxUon and Churchweir*. a* well a* remain in tha running
for the footfall ticket to tho K entucky.Horid« game. Look a t
thU li.t below. You'll U a real champion if you pick the winnera
In Uioae gao.ea.
Aa an a itra Inducement .to get you fane to aend In U*ta thia
week, wt&gt; are r l 'ln g an extra prlio ihla week. « | in tra fe a l
Baggett'* Soda Fcuntaln will be given to th* flrat peraon rurrecUy
guaa Ing the »cor« of the Auburn-Elorlda game In Jackeonvlil*
•hla week end. Come on now fan*. You've got thre* priiee to
•crambl* for. I I In trad* a t Baggett'*, Churchwel,'., and Wood­
ru ff and Wat*«n'eAa an aid In aelecting tb* poaalbl* whtneri, here'* w hat thg
tv*ma did Hut week:
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H urry and d ip thl* coupon, place your name and a d d m a up­
on It, mark a "W" or T
oppoalte the a ante* a f lh* ta n a * you
think will win or tW, and aenI It to tho Sport* Editor o f THo
Herald before |:M k'clock Saturday, Oct. M .
&gt;
.

Vlnnoaota n . Iowa
powerfnl ruanlog atticka af Spaa*
and Eeltott, tho Daytaaa * ^ , and
I t o f t o a handling of th* taam.
Courier had to to takra from tho
fMd la tto third quarter, hut
Haight, hi* Hay u ad m tu u y .'f 11M
la kaadaomely, amlrthuttog too of
to turn* ipoctooutor p la n a l Ho

lia o iv ir*,

Iff

&gt;■ till 11VS MH1|

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Tb* Jury alan d(Urmin*(&lt; that
the blow that killed Ihe girl aaa
from a-.blunt Inatrumant which
attuck -bey behind th* tight &lt;*r.
another blow from n aharper laetrumrnt split her fmeheal, but
mcdkal examination ahowtd Ihla
did not'kill her.'
• •
lllnot* waa employed by th*
IHuradola klattreaa company. |{«
had been going with Mian B ryan
foe a long time. Tha girl realded
Jure with her parent*.
At the time tha third per*ft
waa eccn hi UlnaU'a ear. tha par*
ty wa* traveling In an '‘appoalt*
direction from tb* death ac*na, It
waa learned.
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TH* glrTa clothing waa tarn anl
thaia wet* algna *f a
U rrtfk
vtcuggla. ^Apparently, polica «ald,
fllnota waa ahot down aa k*
•Upped Dam tha ta r, tha girl then
being »«l*ed and dragged away.
Tha ■era* of tha aUylnga I*
about a mile north o f. Bay-clew th* city la ft* rlran-ap work, an t
tho .gramtor part af the ehy at■«ady ha* been, eevvreil.' I’arkw lj*
between tha ddewglk ta d curb are
being rbaaod up* and .other ri'y
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I'om nd; Daa ’ A. Nee dlxmUaed harm lha relatlo«\i between h h
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Sanford Herald

CRIME P R E V E N T IO N ^ PROBLEM
FLORIDA TIHES UKIOH..

K
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MONDAY. OCTOBER M. IM1

The day the fish were biting
Fortune smiled upon u* nil.
The chap who'll never fished hefire
Caught all that be could eat and
more,
And scorned to take 'em small.
Ae long as luck filled up the pan
thought he was a fisherman.
.When anywhere you cast a line
A baas would take the bait,
There was no netd to learn tha
stream,
To row the boat and plan and
scheme.
Or patient, sit and wait.
When fortune's sun Is shining
high
Who stops to think of how and
why!
Bat whvn the wind wss from Ih*
And lock no mors would do,
Bom* wlip old-timer, ihrewd
and gray,
Who knew the gams sad hnaw
ths way,
Wquld always catch a faw.
Where others couldn't gst a bit*
Bomthow he'd land hi* meal by
night.
Tha aa*y flahlng day* are gone.
When fortun* smiled on all.
it b« patient, wise and

Edison, The Advertiser
How much of Thoms* Edison's success was due to ad­
vertising la of course unknown. It is however, a fact thalj
for almost forty years he waa a firm believer in the value
of advertising and tnadc constant use of all reputable ad­
vertising mediums. Without such advertising It Is hard fo
believe that his many new and strange Inventions could have
found so ready s market among the general public, and
"A t first, by reason of the nature of his pnx
aaya the 8t. Petersburg Independent, "he (Edison)
Used mostly In trade and Industrial magwlnal. N«W
ern who recall ■those days relate that whilu .Edison
used largo
nmall spaces
filledJU«I|
nu apace,
rp«.c, he
tic kept
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M nth* IgB?
and
waacareful
careful totosec
secthat
thathis
hisname
namewM
wfa4conathilUy
canatintly before
_
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_ public. _It la said.............
[ n/number
the ____
reading
that for
a numberofofyears
‘ appeared *In
.r. 'V
siy Ihdtistrh
Edison ■uT*Jri!^rnvrr
advertisements
fovery
IhdtiatrUI End
trade magazine In the United States and Canada.
“Seme
"I....... of' 'hie
' proiiucts were advertised more than othho was partial to Ma favorite inven­
era. In advei
tions. It la aald that the phonograph waa hla fivorite In­
vention to the last, and It probably waa If advertising waa
any measure of bis pride In It, for he advertised It far and
wide— more perhaps than he adverttaed any of hla other

ot evening fall,
in i ^ b e n out

It Is Rot’tfteYiUy known, but, to jU M ic tt to .advertise
og Tma»Mx*. pa l^iat type of phonograph until 1030.-And ho sold thousands
of them. The record is » remarkable one.'for the original
model was only slightly modified In all those years. After
competition cut the sales In th’e United States and Canada,
heavy sales continued In foreign countries. It la known that
Wg don't know why it la, hut
Grata Oart-u I* always good, m a aa late as 1029 more than 100,000 cylinder records were
when ebe'a bad.
fillver's u** should b* monetary, more than ever. Ait a member of the 'triumvirate'—Edison,
th* illvtr association declares. Ford and Firestone—l\e tould not have been other than a
Sight, monetary, and momentary. strong believer In advertising. The other two are now among

the heaviest advertiser* of the two continents.

The Christian Scknce Monitor
aaya "The Pound Hreka Its Laval."
Wa wouU have said "Ita Laval"

SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO

It wouldn't be a week-end with­
The boy* of Hanford met Oct.
out tha usual Monday headline!
"Four Parson* llu rt In Auto At- Ill and organised an aMocSaltun
for the promotion of athletics. A
cldent."
room over F, L. Woodruff* *ho«
George Bernard Skew aaya pro­ • tore h»* been secured. It will i Imi
hibition in America la a aucceaa, ll bo need aa a read lag room and
waa certainly s&gt; _great auccese at general meeting place, where tha
boy* can gat together and enjoy
BaUrday'a football gam*.
thamaolvee, Tha officers ejected
were: Kerl II. Roumlllat, presi­
Capone tomplalna that the food dent; Ralph Wight, vlce-preeldget)
rad In th* Cook county Jail le Forreat UatchaL secretary | and
rlble. Wall, now, ‘Isn’t
that Frank Hhalky,
treaeurer. The
iplyaplandldt
charter member# ere: Bath Wood­
ruff, Pupa Wicker, Julian Carton,
It's a good thing Qandhl decided Edwin t offee, Georgs McLaugkit to com* to this country. Th*
IftgraptHr* hav* eaharetad th*lr
laacrucka about him already.
.Wa ha»o bean reading ,ao
bout this trunk alsyar, wo

confuyad

Th# three hundred 4H Club boys
and girls lu Walton County are
now working hard on their exhib­
it* lo r tk* county fair, whith
will bo bald In Novambor. Club
boy* wilt exhibit cetten, core, Po­
ts to*), peanut* and hog* and
poultry. The girl* wllt aahlMt saw*
Iqg, canning and vegaUb!**. Tha
club department will bo oha of tha
main faaturta of tha fair. Ferm­
at* ar* also IntarreUd. Sovarml of
a n a*W ,W»rk.lUi og Indi­
vidual farm’ aahlhita. Two Mhoola
are making plan* for comaualty
saklUla. Bevtral poultry men have
asked the agent ab«st exhibit­
ing poultry. Tha Walton County
Producers Association, an organi­
sation of the new comers, bae
asked far spare for an exhibit,
fievtral tasahere are making plans
for th* school exhibit, Wallen
County haa a normal crop, ta d
with tha latarast of* tha farmers,
lawn people end trechere, Urn fair

thorn

actually a trui
re rnor Plnehot, whp 1* a
by ot*n himself, laaiate that
• haul,) be lncrt»»*d In th*
r bracket* so a* to giv* re» tha poor man, particularly
r unemployed. The man whose
(a l« a million dollars a rent
not puffer particularly if hn
• gay aovanty.dv* poreent at
, th# govirnment. That woald
him a quarter af a million

do Oct. IP and CO. Maaaengsre atlanding from Hanford were: the
Key. and Mr*. J. W. Wlldman,
John D. Jlnklna. W. II. Tuabury.
Mrs. M- M. HUwart, Mrs. J. E.
Laing, J, T. Denton and W. G.
Aldridge. Mr. Jlnklna was elected
at this time to serve aa clerk for
thu coming year.

th# churek. Mr. Bruwulre is a
young minister of grant premia*
and will prove a valuable acquisi­
tion to Hanford'* religious circle
and tltii*n*hlp.
Nino man w an kllltd,, tab
wounded and flftaau Imprlaonad
by n cava-ln which resulted from
an axploaloa of a keg of powder
igaitad by black damp In Ogars
soar Uarrkburg, HL tula morning.
Moat of th* man la th«. min* were
American*. •, • •

Col. Jawph A. Gcfk, chief of
pjllre of St. Louie, and pmlilint
of the International Association of
Chiefs of Police, was a *] I n at
lha meeting of police chi
ventlon in St. Petersburg recentI).
and his message »«&gt; a n .urge to
all of his fellows to seek out the
source* of crime with greater
earnestness. Hr said that it was
probable the pnlire In many In­
stances srrepted crime ss a neces­
sary feature of Ufa and gava their
entire thought to capturing crim­
inals, rather than preventing crime
through the discouragement of
breeding place*, and securing gen
rral co-opeiati &gt;n of the public in
securing pcare in the home town
or city. "I am sure," Colonel Cerk
Is reports.I ss aayiag, “that If we
sought for caurvs with the dili­
gence an.1 intelligence shown by
health department* upon appear­
ance of contagious disease, that
If precinri officers would search
ou| breeding places and plan their
defense irmrlhing like the care
with which the criminal plana the
offensive, we would maka progress
in crime prevention.”
Colonel (jerk's address came be­
fore Ihr me*.age from President
II over i“ the thirty-eighth CUIl
Ventlon of police chiefs, and was
heard with great attention jind In
tarest by the representatives of
many cities. The friendly greeting
and words of encouragement of
ftred by the President were ac­
cepted with re-olutlnns of thanks
and sppreciatl m. The President
deplored the lark of sup|iort given
by the public to the law enforce­
ment authorities and also the
"aenllmrntallsm" which has tended
to make heroes of criminals There
should be greater demon*trail m
over the work of the law officer*,
it was said, "and less attention
paid to the dramatic displays mu ' hy Irresponsible, yet clever, crfln
Inal lawyers, who dally find de­
vices of escape for the gdUly/^-j*;

In the address of Colonel Cork
it wa* lltM m d that the greatest
rfflrirntjr thould b f demanded of
patrolmen ami no exrtwre acrrptrd
tor laiity. Conxiderahl* attention
war given to the subject of parole* ami I hr rhlrf of police of fit
l.ouit told of food result* secured
hjr the operation of a bureau U
follow up the action of those who
had been in prison, and to eaalat
tho.r who wera trying to “fo
straight”
^ vJnvenile delinquency waa di«rtiised at aomo length, and whiti
disclaiming any attempt to morai­
ne, and tirglng It aa a m atter of
rmmimio, he urged tha ,tudy of
the Imy* of the community, and
the desirability of keeping them In
view, lor their own good, anil the
good of the city. ”Wo don't have
tn wait for the toys to come to
us." hr aaid. "They a rt with ua all
the lime, from the time Ike boy
*oe» into ithiiol until he Join* the
lank* of worker*. We know him at
hi* wnrat anil beat; ami the oppor­
tunity i* to deal with him peraon■I I ) T h e idea haa been advanced
often hefore, hut it la well worth
following Up. The police ran do a
great deal in the way of crime pre­
vention, if give* the encourage­
ment and endorsement of the pub­
lic in thia Important work.
The ronvenlian held in fit.
Petersburg brought representative
men nf the great polihe systems
lugclher, and the diacuaslon of
mean, for belter accomplishing
their objective must result in Im­
provement and general benefit.
The visit also means better aerjiiaintance with FloriiU for many

•t : e V ’ lP s 1a t,

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ATTORNEY

DAIRY

H. S. W hite

Diggers' Dairy

NEW YORK HERALD.'
W rtiq lu old tapestries. -

he wreU; but' doubtltaa ha navar
,*kpt fa an, upper.
’ And yet lh a Pullman car aa a
whole L an Amarlcaa Dgdnd. It*
•lake, that are wllderwreaes of
bulging curtain*, waving trouaar
lags and depratalng glimpse* of
human anatomy In lha Imperfec­
tion of matutinal diiarray, are a
part of ovary man'* experience,
ita washroom, rombleaa, bruthlqss
—that Inevitable scana and anting
fay Wkkcd i w M i w M ^ l h i

hlmaalf, anoint* hla phyalegnomy
Ever since
th* time whan with ungu*nta sad adjusts hi* g*1George Mortimer Pullman Inaug­ luaea—la an Inatituthn of aaertd
urated service In hla n«w “palag* ■ml iramutabla permananc*, an af*
car mlimed Pioneer, many |* a fg flletlon to be bom* with lha prtda
ago, the Pullman -Company has' Id Its native quality, an eathatlo
adopted lha altitude that uppers torture at one* loathed and (her.
ware only slightly lea* desirable iahtd.
than lower*. Ita portara pushed
la thalr asm per ha pa all Lhasa
you with fatuuu* cheerfulness up deficiencies conatltuta Interest ot
green plush Udder* into lha un­ th« aalo of. uppers wo hop* ho I*
known horrors of hidden regions; right.
&lt;
It dlaplayed lithograph* of travelar* enjoying awtot slumbers unan­
noyed In upp*r*. Now hard times
have brought It, quite figuratively
to lie hares. The market on uppers
L heart**. . .
William Hoe# Bsnat law ro­
mance In eleapinr care:
,
Green slate* of Pullmans soothe

W.H.LONG

Bank Building

AUTO PAINTING

DRUGS

LUMBER

T ouchtonV ,
Sanford Drug

Hiil Lumber Co.

305 F irs t N etlo n el

“Th* Retail Store"

13th and ttoDy
"We are a t alf limes gla
to assist you In any wa;

3rd and French

1st a t ’ Foot of Magnolia
Phone 323

w ith y o a r building n ee d s’*
Zll* S E R V IC E P hong 135

AUTO TOPS

ELECTRIC SHOP

PRINTING

TOPS IIH1 S p e n c e r

Randall Electric
Company
E le c tric a l W irin g an d
R ep airin g
G e n e ra l E le c tric
re f rig e r a to r

112 Magnolia

tlalhaway’a
Awalaga
Window

Phone 1

T he.
Herald P rinting Cow,
P rin tin g o ( d b tio e tio a a t
rea so n ab le coala.
P ho n e 148

FLORIST

AWNINGS

STEW ART

PHILCOT

The Fioriat

93150 aqd up

’

Cut Flowers — Plants
Floral Designs
814 M y rtla A ys .

BEAUTY SHOP

FURNITURE

Powder P u ff
Beauty Salon

W agoner Furniture

L u lu M iller, P ro p .

We Buy or Trade Uood
Furniture.
502-504 Sanford Are.
Phone 774

'106 M ag n o lia
P hone 1M -W

Automotive ftfctfric
Company
OakF it.____a
and Second
aa

SERVICE STATION
Triangle
Service
Park end frr^c d tV K Z

fteffOgd.

GARAGE

TRACTORS

TRUCKS

LAUNDRY

M orning Dell re ry
S w eet MHk. C ream ,
B a tte r, B u tte rm ilk
P . 0 . Box 132
P h o n e A n d e'a S to re
747-W

A U o rn e y .e l.L e w

SCHMIDT

TOURIST THIRD iW ’
i A notably decision, one which
not only acknowledge* the econom­
ic *lr*», of the limes but akrvrs
&gt;. tarli adralaalon of the eilMoacf
of ■ traditional honor, hat recently
been made by the Pullman Com­
pany..It haa, on certain line*, re­
duced the tariff on upper berth* to
on*-half the fare charged for low.
ere. at one* making a cooctaalon
to hard time* and to that body of
the traveling public which haa al­
ways regarded the upp«r berth a*
a man |t*fc- If. like llamUt. |M

ft' -rfilA lr.

Standard

P h o M 502 -

Welborn's Shop

Moffett’s Garage

MrCormkkrepahn.

W. E. Hor«fc Pwi
Id M R M I

Angel’s E n ^hack
PURE, WH&lt;

CLEAN
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SPEN

FiRMRa Hamburg
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A t.p . o iN P o n n .

ptJ

Six Members ()f[
Family Slain By
Crazed Farmer
Bridge P arty W ill Be | = =
Staged At Golf Club

p Qrsona

Ca

Social

Ckarrb will moot i t th a boat* ad
CD** t f thy F l q t .prabytitifcB
Mra. R. M. Or«ffe.‘«uM te.w M W
served a t OM o'tleabT 1 A
Tha Aiarian Claao-of tb» Ftrmt
Bapttat C h -n b

a BaJ-

} r f.r ? y
•y *
M m o f Mry.B.Xt* P ip p in , Waal
m a t Btraat. w t i i . r l f i s . ' Pippin,
S h . Viator U ifJ ia fW Mr*. R ead

if. Social Departhaant of tha
u u 'i Club will hay* a bridge
f a t 8 o'clock In the club
io'oa Oak Avenue with Dm
L‘ Phillip* and Mi*a Margaret
a^. a* , boat «■■**. KraarvaUnm*
ha made with Mra. Arthur

(Conllnm-d ■
talked fur ■#

MONDAY* dCTO BSR 28. 1981

) r - went to Herman Jack-

* » • ' «n.| *h*&gt;t and

PA O E T H R E E
I'liv r for
Sheriff
|,n&gt;Mtr**1y
iiil.iiUncrJ-

killed

■uniy
(fi rr* u U fleonr*
•on In .»«i« ago »hot and
id**-1 h» u’v le . Hanap Jackan.l • .hurt ilm* ago *hot and
nlv.! ht* wife
ll« and hi*

« ' S ' F.N'TION ItVTf.

W a r- - -p a r a te d .

ir n lt i.r u .aid Ihey war* un-

lilcndly fa-hi u

Without w an
Kra. Allan S k w ert. M re-'lL I t ! " J ------- :
*«i I. hi-. n r i h w
WaUon and Mia* Edith Wplkar
Mr ,nJ
h«»* charge of th , ticket commit-! V* " ° *
tU * for the aubacrfptiun btld*. Af’*rtm '"
M f to be ti ta n Friday after.
noon a t 8:50 o'clock at U# Saa ' .
ford Coontry d u b for IV hanrflt •* her
of the cluK.
1u ,U r - Ml
Plana ara balnc mad* for ra-i
f
fraahmanta, dacoratioea and prim- j
a». OntaU may play «jtb*r con-1 Mr »'H
tia r t or anrtton trMg* and may ovu« ,,tu
♦Ithrr ptngreaa or pivot. K n a n i- bomr in
tlona may h* mad# with any mam- *P*"dma '
ber iif the ticket committee.
and Mrs. M. Y. uledaoe re
yesterday from Tamp*
they have been visiting for
*t t« u oerk.
UPSALA

DO YOI RKAI.I.Y WANT
TO S C I l OR TRADE
YOI II I’HOI'KRTY. MORT­
GAGE. STOCKS. BONDS.
BUSINESS. Y AC H T O R
a n y t h in g

BLOUSE

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TAKES ITS

it
••t cbmnc» |n ett reel
action n.. matter * here in tb»*
world %.■ - hflMifi|t are located.
If Vnur i irr »• r r iM ilb lf A
rfp fr rni tn r will hr here
••id ^ rtlnrtdiy IKl.

Y? «n
lo &gt;«»u
talk *1
tial II

GRAPEV1LLE

Mr and Mr*. Alex SaaMom of
Ormond, w ire rerent vialtor* of \
Mr. Malm ami daughter. Mm . Al
ma Nceae. and taller* of Mi ami
Mr*. W alfred Pierson.
tl
Ml*. Vera Stafford, of Sanford, th
i» a frequent vfaitor of Mia* Ruth M
KHnon over Sunday,
___
______
____ _ __
Elinor* T y u tr ha* gun# to WimW__ _ again for
“ _” -".l
1 Mr*. F. L. lilt*, and lb . Mi* .*
lowa'an party fioni ^ o'clock t o 1mera
fh* packing
Fall ,-acking
'Ut *V—
rtp u rta
to rntar'.lu lh» Fib-! M jrtlc N'cl*nn. h a lh .rin r J-ihn
9 o'clock at Ike church.
! ’•»»•*
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FRIDAY.
; ruary claa» of trainiog for a nur*. aim and Fliiabelh M .thtln innt-ir
in Jack- r&gt;l l«' Ja. kaunrill.' y r* t.rd a\ for
A iuhacrlptlon bridge^ party f o r ' »t S t I.uke’a Ho*|
| thr day.
the banafH of the Country Club aonvlll*.
dill It* glean at 2:30 o'clock at
Mr. ami Mia. Auguat Swanaon
. ..
an(j »An. Ilarv ty , ami grand laugh
” F! .were ami aaarA
(h* d o b houac.
far. n oruthr. Mr. and Mr* K. F r " J *u t*' Mt” An" 1
Lundquiat an 1 family. Mr. an.fl
m olui.J ...Jack*.,.*
, After D eath" w .a M.a. Alvin SwM .utt and little ‘ &gt; u
*)* . ? „
C
of the beaaon-Sarmon daughfrr. a c re rvv^og yn^at* a t 1 Aubu,n fuolt*n
ch.a of C tirlit. Selcn-' ‘he home of Arehia l&lt;*an*on an I.
...
...
day, October f i .
» if.*, honoring ArcbirV birthday.
11 f l* » m n g . f Atlanta. I.a.,
a T*«t w»a from John A'l .»U.yrd the inxd - .»k»i *'&gt; I V j * U K‘.
! V '
y. Verily, I aay unto ro ffr. and ladio muuh. Mra. Ual
" •
nr la to m ln ? and n o - l.n g .r wu, al*o p ratant.
1 ......V ,1'n
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a dead hhaH bear Ihe
Kn»t, y-yy. Mr. a|nl Mr*. Ma*-, Uinr'
&lt;’n’*
i)nn n rO M : an f they „ -,o n an., E linor, Tyne?, ot Win-,
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
M o t h e r A n sorlatrd P ro w

S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . S A T I R D A y T o C T O B F .R 24. 1931

Co-Operative Marketing
With Grower Control Is
Called Citrus Solution

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WINTER HAVEN, O ct 24 - of further aiding th# grow,
farm
(A .r.) — Coapcratlve maikcting rr. I|r rifcil tb« faletal
*iU» (h» growtr In control, waa a hoar,I an&lt;l th« fr.laral marketing
»• t n 'wu o (tniiafieaa whi.-h ran!
notation for Florida’a citrus prnl&gt;hrlp bung ah»ut new prosperity S l o w B u t C e r t a i n R i s e
Irma, uffcied Kara jrexterday hr •n 'hr gruwtr will get together
Is K e y n o te S o u n d e d
S eratary of Agriculture llytle, at • ilh lb in.
to. opening of a new citrua by.
t'nnrluiling. the secretary raid
A t A nn u al M eet O f,
product* laboratory..
lb.- “nru cit.ua laboratory aill
Se’ oial hundred person# altan.1- verb mru'ii lo »ld»n th# eitlu*
I r o n A n d S te e l M e ii |
ad a mealing at a hotrl to hrar th &gt; m a r k ,a n il in f|nj griatar ut*a
1 W A S H IN G T O N , O c t 2 4 — agricultur, lecratary In hia ad -j f„r fruit juire.. W# ~wU expand
NKW YORK. Oet ? l
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P m ld e n t
H oover drnrn accepting th# laboratory fo* the laln&gt;rxt.&gt;rv to k;»p par* with IM i-f in tl&lt;»w Nit RiiT'*
the ftdcral K"»anmcnt
pin.ln tion *
I hi
thro ghoul the I tutetl
\ a n d P r e m ie r L avh l th is m oru'Thar* « u a time," Hyde aaid., Judjr • \ll,n K. Walker opened!
m i * t ’4r lk« viH.te
| J n * con clu ded th e ir dineux- “ •hall piodurtlon *»• a pinblnn the mr.-ling an I intm.hire.1 Mayor i vetterda at the inn al Kali -m etI ^loim o f
how
th e
U n ited in United State# agriculture, hut O f Warren, who deliver, d tho in f »f Ihr AmerirMii If »n A Slc«*l
,I S t a t e * «n
r rrua n c ce ru
x - ,h" ‘ " m* h*" p“ , ! ,d No" '* '*
" " " " e nd.lr.ia Judge Walker Institute
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ca n eex
While lf*t|. i» of tho in*h» try,
f .„ r * w l!.» ... '-IJ
,
I " " eiunomi- ptoMent from th- th..n ,m 10,|Ut,,|
Congre..m»n
f exp ed lA tc w orld econ om ic re - planting of the crop to the ultl- I Iiranc. w!m read a tab gram from' hoa.ltal In l iinrlr§ \| S&gt; hnali, B u l l e t U o u n d I n l l i i n d
f
CtJVCry.
mat« onpumtr.
•Govern... railt.ui
l»rr«nl«*nt of th. m«titntr «li*| no;
( 'a u s e s H e r T n F e a r

President AndPremier
Conclude Overnight
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MRS. JUDD AFTEI!
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24.
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S h e r i f f
M c C l e l l a n d Jn m e* ll. W ilk erson
today
I s s u e s W a r n i n g T o xen tcn rw i Al C ap on e to t l
[&gt;r. ilen rv r
Knight, th ief of attem pt |n i;|.im « i r r or r« a&lt;)t •
A brief concluding talk be" w* n’u,l fiod ,om* * {,M
yennv im pri.x"nm ent fu r evitL o c k j a w A n d ! liv e F p
T h w a r t C o m m u n ism
achiate the balance between pm- the hueau of rh mt-iry an j .o.la
Ili^y «#rf gpnprnlly uf
fure 9:30 o’clock wan partiri- ductl.ni an,| lha maikrtx. W . n n .i ’ „f the fVparti»«tit oT Agriculture; miHlition*.
.xlon o f thn litro m * tn x law a
ttg&gt; ihiiinioii that tho wnr*t h«d
I P«ted In hy Secretary Stlm- h» mindful of foreign aompalltion |)r W U .Skinner, aralalant chief l*r^i» «r«*n anil thnt thrro Hire hil.t}&gt; ANi.KI Kv
O *.
Thr rit*u* add farming m«lu*ti&gt; T h e iran gxter wan alno finm l
•f l-lf
all alonj &lt;A I* i Mui muji'»nf a
,
»on and undersecretary MllLt. ll la Important that every citrni of the rhrml.-al lechnnlogirol rn I ill.'nlirn* of n
nf I 1«&lt;Mil* it thrralfi rt| hy th* $A0 .00 i&gt; xml o rd e re d to pay
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Jftrii'p Mi* \Vmm»* U ilh -I'ttM
lha latter «,f the trrajufy depart­ grower know tho poatur* of for aiai.h l.vr.au of the Derailment' Ihr linr
itiMdii* oi Kiiiiitiuniolh' ivtiiMn* tlu* cunt* of p ron ecu tio n .
algn ailrua rompatltlAn.
„f Agrwolnir*. and Dr. F 0 .
•\It Immih&gt;i Svl,*»li w n .iiiif- 2*. .I } h\ i. i»in - witV nml u
,
mant, who waa alto praaant In tha
ttlm air ir**l.«*v*M| hoa.kvj f'» thi*
“Proaporllp will only coma from Hlan. k. .hlcf ..f th.. .liviiion ..f %hvH» tiMin* M-Iflftnttl than *
istrf
dllbirllt* I
ff ll.la a.
T h e judge ru led
th a t C dlaog rnafcrvnca laal night.
rtat» thi4 atnt r voohi.ig t** •*•a profit left on the farm. n..i f„o«l
arel, of the Agrici.ttnie
ir. hi charu*i u«ti*1 **|4(Imutii ho tail uu In 1., la- , I'.tr hit f**» in ir
pon« mlidit bo sriven c r e d it
gn.'IJ'* „f white aiul lirt't',
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Shortly tharoaftar tha Piatniar, larger p-o.|uctlon. Shotgun rn0t,..l lV|.,rtmcnt. a c :e ..the. ipcakera. rr-alUrf
«l irlnjr: hta rarerr h-* ilvrin,; \li.x tin 1%h %SIH1I»’L h
on hi* *lx m odthn c o n te m p t
w«*i l»vr*
- &amp; aetompaqb.t -hy Mllla, rata mad to of production, ax . . a trie I
it
Shore a Idrc-ie- 0D0 wa.a do- hn*l .ran n n*i»nv**r Ml iHiiinr*i XX. 1 V|. 1 A
It* 1 whiter
homa of Waller Edge, amhaa- Oklahoma oil «,lfc, w»nt a.hie.e ||v*ied t-y K l„ Wirt, chairman^ c m n weathrrvtl » •th th# rf«u *. ludi.-i rt#*lr ei’H* in trunk" 'mu'
Sheriff J &gt; MeC lcUanii. who of .ourt lanlcnva paaaa.l la - 1 Feb­
Thr t’ r uietnnn nlxivo mav l«H«k h»f* |U*I ir'.uir.rtl fiom a t!«»nvon- inary anil now under appeal when
^ V ta d o r to Fiaiue. hia official taxi- th* lie«Ired reaull. Rot c.mpei »lin,i „f th board of Ihr Flo. Ida I ilnii Dull lh* ttmntry alttotohx rmn Mr*! IV •* i.k, hr’ *- Irt-t Mi*nidi V
daaer. Htiinion remained with th* of lha Floiida grow r with Finn- Earhange; A M Ttid'n. p-vaident Hhwp |iitifx|N*ruii• I* ah hefoie
I l f trail U'l f 4('tM'tlVt
te inir likr Na;olron tu t hr i« O rnvrjl ti*in of ih rriffi. pollt* chief*, taw hr haa Wtvml thxi amount of lima
PxwaldenL
lilM'Oa th** n« «v |ir«* i-inii *»f )*.r&lt;, an I nirmhora of thr
may contn.1 marketing of tha c o p . „f the Florida Cltru* r.ro * . rx
»tat«* at I vavtnwnitll prlann.
“An 1.* hv. uJilvii. "hi»t.j»&gt; v%ill W'.msn. a fl* I hirllllf f M isy«, .i.
The Premier'# daughter, Do*ar, ’
urganixxtlona. to the farmer I tearing ll.iuie Aiaoriition; Na-! rriN Ml it «r!f "
•lati'l K%
*a| In •n r hr rurlf ii|i to hrr liiiaifi'inla. Ilf* l u t r nf th«* Lk«* hnr R«iiH'iilii&gt;n who met In lark ,
Th* .rntdica la more than dou­
didn’t *rxte with her father hut' '* *^,r &gt;r*'*i&lt;al rolullon of Ih* Iha.i Mayo, elate rumei|a«ioner of
‘ K * r hn* b^g*n li&gt;xiifnf&lt;l." h«’ Al •»! It*- * «f '|| irfrMp !»•«»• nw'rt lu***, hr l« rallod th r “ l.ittlr Na- «&gt;*nvilU thid wrrk to ilitruat way*
ithyed awhiw- with Mta. Hoover. | Prohl " " facing (he cilrua grower' „r i ultur*: Senator Ti»min-ll, •aid In Piprp*iilii|f In* ha Ik►
an,j niraiif n f handling tranairnt ble thr targ et «v*r na**c&lt;J in an
Irtillt moimnI in hi-r left |Mi|«M*n of tviitval Anirrit'i
. that (•
rolirf thi* wintrr, i* thr authoi of inri.ni* tat avaiion aaa* Thi- ct&gt;dr%
The bagtx far 4 ck)»,r Franco- 1 ° f ,h° ' ' * ,r *"‘l lh* '‘nly w* v " j !• dio It. An.leraon, Winter llaven, V lli'r tiim wtr* »li»t I. "Thore hum!
nent. lading It on an denied tho ilcf.n** a motion for
^h* 1•»!•! iitixa *»li
American rooparatlon for world
r* n
,t',, un ll'» farm.” &lt; and Frr,| W P&lt;&gt;tm, I.akrland
IWII Itnni
Will Ir ito •oll.tl’Rt*. P ip •« r t *
•co Domic recovery waa dlaruaarj ^ national council of able men | The new la'.oratory waa Ihrowa «»f •n *l t haw*.* h**cn »••bilua l ami « n &gt;n -• ll *I*-1m*»* Iifft*r licing Hot
h lu had h*ard at th? drrc*t of |n.tgm*nt and ordered
mrri mg.
h r lha proaldcnt and lh . premier ,0
I open for In.pecl.oo a f t e v l h . w# •ItnIf jtoll Ipfo'ifh I
r'Cil li&gt; ihi Land hy ••nr of th«*•&gt;* wft**i
Caiuinc te tw hr Id without bond
••l *1• t«i hi. npariuirnt lo u^Lranl
■I th . ovamight conference. Point.
^ W rcta ry
Hy.» . 1 a numting.
us |»*’l IhrntuS loo man&gt;
i “Tlirrr l« 4 grvat ilangtr that in th* ruttody «f a United Htat*o
Mi
laiiibrl
&lt;m
lor
iid«H
ihlMf*
ll ho iiirptlirliiirtl l*v tin* «tt (A*
aiir ntruR and farming iniluatry mtiahal.
•m which they completely agr ed
.
~
"ho «al*l altoiil Mi- |.r Rtu
tlon of f r |tA«( ini-n'h*
, in*y mffvr unle-r th* .o-ope.ation
will raabrme ret tain nieaaum for T 1 D A I T Q I ? D I ? A T ' l l
III* attorney* filed * notice of
Th*
ilrfm
'ant
«a*J
n:
i*-nr
.
of th* t'wlihnt* uf thi. elat* I* appeal.
*1 kl»t vr In thr cotttimj«*«l
a Joint action by the French and 1 l A i a l l i
D C l/g 1 t l
i
ftolll lor'kjMW frUMI |*»*- NV.iUlol j
^rio Ih .»f pur fni niry. t*H*
•o. r*d," Sheriff MeCielbnd &gt;ai!.
Thi* morning ordaia w ere. r$&gt;
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lo
a
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irrlial
of :hr *tcrl in- 1
, "and 1 want lo rv|ieal tho warning
T*-.
iru n .lv r a n - mad- at .in T o k y o C o v e r n m e n t R e - I heard al th* mretlng. H*war* oived In Jackaoiivillr by coDrrt^r
&gt;tu«liy end 'hr * 1 1'lly of a .r "H• lor Borah found today ho had
of internal rownuo lu aaia* Cgtahli.l.inrnl not far,
of &gt;lmng*r* aecking wurk. R*vvarv
lluo ti. inu'tnr ih* pi'.UIam* •&gt;( iindorleknie
iv.iic. palatbl Falat Nland bam*
fu se s T o W ith d ra w
ft..in
the
h*l|
of
juxtice
She
tint
nf
all
ilia*,
mealing,
of
Ih*
negro
had
a
compile*lr&lt;|
ate.
If
ihia
b.pnegolUlinoa with aucb unal Mbinl Death on Ibn for Ifil,.
hei-n
gt
thii
on.lri
laking
r«lnV
i\'*idinl,
in
which
white*
pr»
in,
linvDm.
make
the
n"^t
of
K.”
S o ld ie rs B y N o v . 1 6
•xpoetad and U rrlflt forra aa lo all
I'.IK.UM
IDhinent
nf
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t
and
Moo.*
all
&gt;
atlendan
*.
Notify
nur
offlr*
or
fuller vtwakrr* cx(m-«ro«t ii-liel
• ban taka the ipotllght away from
■ley.
that
of
t'hiaf
o.’
I'oirve
Hoy
MilV&gt;»brday Vapau* w ,al lo go
w -lh a WhlU llouae whUe tho dignD
GENEVA. Ort. 3•.— I \ |*.» —
P r e s i d e n t O f P a l m e r l*r*-nl*nl llioivet’- credit cmiani- at «nca ef any Mupielun*
D»t*»ad glumly w)
pontinn lv»"l «en«rnllv »lreti*lh- , 11'- Judd had ha&gt;i ....thine toj (V. a vale ef 1.1 lo *n* the l oun► tatiea aara con fan lag yaa Unlay.
lay-,
uncv
»:v (li *f th* Leagu* f NalUa. to­
T e l l s S t u d e n t s O f eiwil hvvin*** ami, allhmiyli in* 1 rat for four
(i
onilmed
On
Pag*
Thr**)
W*
'•“ f " *
• -Barah apoka. far tha fhhUtatioq
they Uelbved hi* lacame ta t
*t«*l Iniuiiriy we* admittedly IH U*bappad. out u( .w hi alter tlv* day railed upoa Jopan lo ••lira
jjli-vjayrry
nf
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»•(*• *•»&gt;*»” Ju*t a l prmantr,
aakrWjm
Ito tn
r &lt; r^O T t^#^vaN *pana&gt;rf«ifM iifp
outl*ok wa* n«.t viewed a* •)(*- It -rtgu' fnported. ’
railway ton#
- t a tw a ty and a i . i W m e n t i In
TJIKIftON, H. J ,
OcL 14 tV cU rlag - t l la ll,. 11( 11* t * r .
:k today , a»
Ifur arrvit fo.'lowed telrphnn* •Ingle eppo*
r« raging.
A t a Falkkh corridor t t a f c o f tho (A .P .)—Shaotiag a guard and
of life that coont" an d ,(h at th* 1 Sei»l!m*nt wa. “a 'Ittl* hrlter." ra il, yextn.lav aftemvon in an- the
’ VI t
Japeneee roprgaealat
“ foreign rotation* roaaaHtUo chair*
fatally ahaottng a policeman, four tMnir&gt; which «r* taking ylacr
Capua* f t o i moodily a t Hto
Kogvti* • Gr»-» pr*il.l*iit uf »w.r tu it., pic:. ..f Dr William Th* roanell cried after r*)*cl
naan woie rand thla mwudng with
flour whik Ma.. attorney* arg u 'd
convict. Had ham tha Now J^r- tb* mo*t anllnory day will tend llil'lrlvii. Sti.«i. told lh« meeting. O. Judd, her huihan.l. that &gt;hv Ing Jtpaa*.
r ainirr-prup-nal
•naan, meat by afflciak.
for and ataiaak Uk* aMtbm Hto
with
omo ciin»iini*rv nlrrod) vtirr*twlcr.
U which Japan Inaliled •hnuld
In
tha
ealebraUd
L i n ­ •*y at»te pileon ywterday in a Ih* ruurvu of th* (tudont’a life.
While officer* held hack th* be **llled t c k r i direr* nrx.itm
HAVANA, Oct. t&lt; ;-(A T .)-A ' mcKMl itemed ta hrfehtan. ba**'*«h
•
tv.iwinK
itrn«
&lt;
•
'
tvklnr
more
Jit
1
coln itudy a l lha Whit# lluuxa. the apeetaculat- f * t a w a y
whiehjnr. Ilerr* DuBoaa. pre Iden*
4ltuin*|
l.» rh explodad b at tvmting In the : after the Judge adjourned w ort
ior..i| in ihrir *tp&gt;.I t...pilirmrnlj crow.I. |tr Jnd.l and
liana with China.
head* of two graft nation* ml brought death to two of them.
j t | „ Paimtr College, D eFu.-u- Tho recent alight earn in eem-i U Llar.l rantilleh. rmtdny*d with
I'nvuna provincial Inatilute, a half j fur (he day,
’
aid* hy aide la t night anJ with
Mock from the newxpaper Dlaro
Jack Wlennan. J t - m r u l d prU -. Spring., addrettad th* xtident. d in .i ty prlcei wa- looked Pon m , former Judge l^vai. I* lti&gt;-*ell to ( GENEVA. Ocl. J l
Friday attorney* for tho difeoon
(A
I'
I
amoka curling
upward—quietly
j rep ia.rnt hir. talked alth Mrx.t The leagu* of Natlun.' lain r&gt; t» &lt;• !a Marina In t^o heart of up­ thought that If th* street In J t a f *
talk ad uv*r a hat can be done lu omr, coounlttad iuieldo In a Fann-j se i iunl.. High School Thund.» t. ,,vru!.
I J udil.
mrnt were granted, tha
g ia g
Tl
at
the
uteri
liulu
try
had
'*»n
ii .■•ialili»h peace In
hlan. huriu town Havana.
help the world.
I’oli?*, with drawn machete*, rld ef* conviction, along with H e
(ho low point wa* the vxprv euvl I &gt;lr» Ju.id t.d.l lie, iiU'l.nnd ah* wvr,- hluvhed again la«t
night
Hardly ha.1 Premier Laval cn- fatally .Hot kb eomponion. Jam ..| ,hp “ ’banU ge* whleh *r* In - 10'- irliif ..f K. T. Weir .• yiniuv" 1 hod uiiarreled with Mr- !.•• Hof) w|,.„ the Japanex* rapioxcutatlve. n fvaed to patniit auv on* tu en- inHIctmeal charging him with at4xrad the Whit* lUoa* lata In th* A. McGrath, 30. McGrath had (a -ito r thr high achool a a j college t.i ih.- National Steel corporation. ,an| Hr*. .Snnv,rl«on 'a-t h &gt;I l*y , n.-ting uu freah Inatructlon. from ,|,r *h» building.
ii rupllng lu ebaal th* govammant.
d a }, than Pr**id*ut Hoover rarort. tally waundad a I’hiladelphla po-J giaduat*
“Sentiment I* genriallj lo 'le t, ’ nlelil, that Mu. Samuel*..11 111 ,t Tokyo. r 'iterated at a puhli, • »
Eiawlnatlun. itaited Thurmlay waul I j« thrown o u t Even thaw
•d him and hi* InUrprtlar, Hetman, Jaeeph Y. Campboll. J r ...
Or. D ull.-* etrvaiad th* impnr h&gt; -ai.l, “end there lx wUlin*n#»* her in th* eand ami Mr*. I * liui •ion of lh* Iwaguo council hi* gov " f iluibnt* who l.av* been private, f'apuna'a attomaya rh cUtad tu roPacipiea Bixni, in the atody tad Hi tho . »ctpx.
) tan,-* of the evtahliahraent cl J-m ., •n th* part of bvyet* to or,trad •truck her with an Iruiiin* hoard, einmeirt'i rvfnval tu aithiiaw it. IV nr.trjcteil line* the tmlllut* qvaat a vtay uf aantonc* and
l ‘ a can varvat iona began. A (aw
The othar tua fugttira*, Jam ra r&lt;&gt; leg** In tho m io u a citn-v Ini i nett year for th* lln*-- on an.| that «hr. luok the r n awiy Iruop. hy Nov. |A
, " n' cloawrl hy prwldamial d*ere# latar appeal to the higher court* f
mlautea later they war* Joined Stoddatd. S3, anj Frank Birbert. throughout the atata. He tol.l th* wlii'h l«,nh* have Men opened fo.- front Ml 1 SaniueDan ami ih..t
In c * ^ lb* atoliuit were denied.
Kvnkichi Voahlaawa, the Jvpa
Jvpahy Satratary HHmaaa.
.
S3, acpaiated fiom W Ur man and : &lt;a| high achool boya and itvrli ailvumcl delivery. Our vulume of t.ieor U.lh.
Th* Iwimbing iK-currnl u few Today they carried out lheir d *n -v &lt;ii&gt;k vman, voiced hiv lo fn al
,
Only un* Interruption waa per­ McGrath xftar ahootlng John l). tint “The Junior college tn e i •nirll onlert hai hern heavy ilir
She .m i in '.nl hy*t rival wi.ea alloc Dr. Alfred S i* for China had h," ‘r‘ »,U r
Zubiaarnrta cbion.
The iiuiex Huger 011 to* right
mitted. The dinner hear braur.il IVhlU, a guard, naar th: prlaon yuu two year* In which t.. find in* ih," part walk. 1 hav* »*or »he wai turned over tn officer-* hy m .iptcd with icxcrralion. lh* 1 », r , elary uf lnt«rior. anm^uricnl
an informal repwit, net to ha &gt;um- wall. Each of the to o palra cunt- out what you want there and when Ihi. t.efor* In pa.t ibpre»*t.m» Gui Alvarcx uf the undertaking r.nirii •!*» plan for peace, in. luditrg
had been onlerevl l* hand waa awrthed in bandage*,
pleiad before ta ll prat r* amed mandared automobibn aa they )cu c a n ^ o to the »enior ..rllrite When ih* numbrr of unall i.rhrr* firm.
lire on an) autmnobiU hrllevaJ olharoiaa ll waa the aaav* (h$ooa
lie lime limit oil evacuation
tgaln over ccC-’oe and clg an la daxhed away in oppoalte dlteetinn-. y„ , ean jind yourxeir.
to lonlain
lerrorixlx if their whu vat iu cotrt for two irreJto’
begin lo Increaae. It ha* atony * |
_ _ _ — „
Thi« int r hangr clear I) defined
during hia trial He aroa* t pin- 1
tha ak’dv. At tha Uhle,
they aa* into I’ennaylvanU and the
Pnrtlna of I&gt;». IhiHoae'a talk
iinlera In call were not obeyed.
th&gt;. deadlock Iwlwcrn Japan and
The lerrelary'x order wav the •Iripad blue ault. yellow ahoto. .
w m Joined by Ogdon Mill*, under- oth-r toward northern New Jeraey u, , , , follow#! “It U the :ittl* pmvrnirnt in dowan. i T i m 'c U i h
tin* other mini her* of the council
Tha prlaon break cime In mid thing* iu life that cuunt Tlv dent th* entire Induairr will “
rnault of frequent bombing out- bright tiv and w hite shirt.’ Ht*
( Continued On Pago P lf«)
mid »ro.»cd gniluiu *peiulatiau
blark rock* war* rolled down to
afternoon, ahortly after th* recr*- thing* that ar* Uki&gt; y pla:« in ehirw heller earning! over the
ragpi in Havana recanUy.
aloiut a uat will liati|wu tomorrow
altlnn an inch ef hia ahoi tops* ' *
atlon period, tvhlta waa on duty ir* enrmonvat every day ant fourth quarter.
vrh.'.i
Ihi
piohlem
lx
to
I.*
ile
-ale
I
J i*t nhan lh« gangxler
niH 4
la a tower houa* on tha *:eond i ( , nJ ,h . court# of your life. What
again.
S
m
i
t
h
W
i
l
l
A
d
d
r
e
s
s
leave fur prlaon, to begin aerrlaft
XUant nalL Naar him th* pri»«niar, you ioillg to do ntth your life?
Vo.hiuvva a*auiel the . oumdl
LONDON. Oct. j i . ~ i a . im
electrician, a alvUlan, and a tru e-, | rm&lt; ( * ,,„ ! ,
on thU.
M o n r o e B i b l e C l a s s hu time, wa* sot dUcloaed .today,
i I All partic* in the m e t harrlnl It. 1 goi.onment .vn* determined to
hut until than h* will rantaln'Si
(G . a tine ad On Pag* Five)
.
(Cnntliwed On Pago Thr**)
I
»ir*mou* ,i«cnon . . , * P.i* n get it. luldintx lurk within Irgal
1* li.y a .J Smith. Sau'ord
&lt;hr cuattvdy of afflalab. Hi* only
7»
- v o .g r
! Great Britain ha» oitneveed in territorial limit* a . quickly aa turmy and religion* leader, will N " *f evading the atotance wOl
4
y e * u n m id th*M...n u.d*y with po-t-lldc without endangering tho
l,e lha principal . p c . t . r bafora
ln
»PPMl l“
c* uyU-.
ROME, Oct. 14.— (A ^ .)— King
i eyi* riel.i an I a nhitvr nf frar
4
(C niin.rd Un I'age F l u )
mvmbcrx nf lha
'
lathe M mroe
Viator Cmaguel and Qaaaa Eloaa,
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.—I A .r .)— J'** the ghoxt of the notorloae
(run (’laaa at thn Lake
A
wm- Ll Lew ammo . 1 , . . , ^ lay
letUr** A$alk» *-,'•! 1 On
hi 1 1
•• tha throne
Th* Baafard Atlantic.National
A 14-jear-old boy
/ . lh.
L e h m a n n Is G u e st A t
Monro* High School tomorrow
C rash
yeaterdaj annoonewd th*
ha»a had tha t a f f t h n t n i* modntotiiinK
at HMK) o'clock. Mr.
pohrto yvatMdsjr
with fatally
Lord Arnold, blior p**r. warn.d. A n n u a l O v i e d o D i n n e r Fiui'.h will -peak &gt;n the Interna­
ihoukiuy M?»* A inw U »iivl*r, 35,
w » Italy, ralakwtad thalr thirty- eompbUon of oegutiatbna between
th* rlactorat* that Ihera would b*|
— ■ ..
TAMPA. O ct S 4 .-L o u b John
tional Sunday School taxsou for
tlllh wadding aaaJrataary today It wad th* Oraaga County School * b’ t w YORK, CM. 31.— ( A.P.) — un Feb. IH. 1KV), and attacking
“au attempt ta acar&lt; the |wopl ”
Tha Oviedo Woman'* Club gave Ov*. c’ay.
Walker, S3, of Tampa, wa* killad
hoard wharahy a ban of approx­ Sen'cEco* of 34 yean, ca, h In !&gt;Jng
a t Ban ftoaaaaa.
Mr . Jane Meyere, M. 1**1 Tues­ with (omething like tbr. faan.u. li* annual "Huxbanda Night” din­
imately $ 100,000 will t * mad* to
rh* uxual
larg* attrndnnr* of Thursday tight la an autawoWto
Thra-gkaat tha klagdom tha •aaaro pay far aehoil teacher, in Bing yrbon werw imp., ed )*»U r- day night.
purpnrtrd
Rgaeian
d'wumunlr ner luit night in their apart tux man fa.-m ihix paction I* **|—ct#&gt;l acrid'nl la Calumb**. sL C , hi*
lldUa* triaalar witt h , (lawn.
Uwt county until tarty In th* •'*y an tha four men runvktvd of | Buth crime*, to which ptdi.-e (aid whl h th« Labor party attributed civ il hou*e, and. with a largs at- to attend, with Harman E. Morn*, father, John A. Walker, waa M ilth a lUHaa rubra Utaad ta ahtrnJanr* and prominent •pcaktra, prc.ident of tha claaa, axtandlng Hid yaetarday.
kidnaping Charlaa M. Il..»eatkal, thi IhiJ . Vernan Royal*, confexved, Ito dafaat.
. .
ByHoc. - i f g » 0 * a t a v a n a i y atdatly. They
Tho b a a haa ha*o niUa to Ud# y uthfal broker, and holding him
O nly meager details uf tha a c ­
Thera Ix jlb o whl.penniri that hcmled ty Karl Lehitvinn, nuw •ac­ an invitation t a l l man that thay
lha county ever n|il tag tax fund* ra ; (fee-far $30,000 rauunn.
rK«f#n
i ? n Gian
r. n °ra" iroad
r . S *.allen.
n" r * , U
IW tjof haa In it* alaev* re u t, of tire Seminole County become connected with the claaa. cident weft a veil* bin Mr. Walker
^ . Labor
diM.in&gt;UM
Mt Ula-'
Chamber of Curnmeree preienl, it now »n* of tbr largaat men'a BthD hat gone U&gt; Columbia to aceeag- ,
lata hi February or March,
Judga Joorph IL t ’nrrlyao, in
iMhira
Kryrli. a r (a foot lad ’
I cvrti*«pon.lcf&gt;ea“ which would hr wm conaldtrvd .na of lha moat igx cli &lt;r. in th* county.
ag to a praaa d t patch from ' ( ro impart ag aaa tone*. &gt;aid ho taw
pany Iho body back to Tampa.
,
*
• t her Orlando tvday which add* that tho -not too alii Meat raamo for UniIgha I.O pound#, wax a r r t o .
|w ,
fcUatlng lb . proapeeto of irtviling went* uf tha )c a r In
Other aumivuto
aumirurt her* aro
are Walkar’a,
Walkar’x
Othar
Wedncrday
night
naor
lh*
u»H*
o
f
!
*
,.
«
»
!
r._________
.
.
n
u
.
C t a a i •mwty had $4«400 b U n tMaaury * t e | - gad a a f l k| clear the heavy
*----- ‘ vargptl
r . lL l_U
tho National Covamm nt and ila t'vxira' FI«rnU.
grand
pa rtptbi Ur
Mr. xmi
and UMr*.
■f m Wa to Itogln idipaL amt that aalaria* term* ware gtr«a i t a warning* lo the ctlraaa. Ha atabturnly main follow*t«. Meantime both altimml I Mr., A. D. Covington, praaK’ant,
Taylor, llftT Morgan Btrwat. ,
' lS L
■jWWd a t varbua Gam* from th* aay who might ha taeaptad tv ply tained Mr Innocence, police i*M efrtogj with th* voting only thno preddedtovar Ih* dinner and predaepit* tte-faet that M r.. Meyeak. ■toy* ^wa&gt;
b ite r p an a? Aagtot to Sn&lt;- SI. tho kidnaptag “tra d * '.
•antad (to v*t(oua apeakava of tho
all tha tthaali war* epen.
evening, Including County ComA ath b tti girl kaawa aa R*tty wh« it nn.ler lh * aar* of a W The Semin.d# Counts .Chtmhar
elrb a, idcntlfWd Mm )ta t*rl*y .
ml'aluner L. T. MUD, T. I.. Mrad, uf l otnmarc* tbit kanitdng reportOmen, who admitted aha had lured
Ct Bi-Pawaon, Mtoi WrJ. 1 * * 1 % -yg Ui* mla of ihw Fronh-Water-y M m ^ ta a llB t'ta |tirt,&gt;* hxnd* «f
th* kMaOpdral hot danlid ahe hid lo lh* «crb* of th* atta.-k on.Mr. .
K. II. Lanay, H. N. flml'.h. Jarkion- hokka* home nn Lake Fliridg to th*
C n i 0 4 0 0 , OcL 3 4 r - ( A &gt; .) —
any koowMga of why tha men Mayen anti c vafateed. polic* Mid,
vlllu, ccatxlary uf the Florida Tu- Ranl-ndo eertDn ef Altamonte Th* luggiitiaa uf g national halt•el «rl) to Ih* a Hack hut ab a lha
waa ted h ia , wa* aeguiued.
NEWARK, N. J., Oat. XD
Ict.uloal* anl Haalth AaxocDtbm, Spring*, ta Rolrrt K. Dietrich,'Or­
Thorn seatoaAd w*r» Marcua xUrgel claying, f
(A .F.V r-fol. and Mr*. Charts* A. md Karl Lehmann.
lando photographer. Mr. Dfatrick Ed loun ha* ham* braodanad toto jt
niumenthal, alba Jack Merkhaan
Undbergh, ieta“nm ( h &gt;m* fruml
ln!*r«tllng fn.ta Darned at tho will taka limuadlat* pjaaaaaieg of ptopusod totonuktloMl Edison itof.
A bort g ib e , alb a J.. n Kucto;
I .OSES COURT FIGHT
the Orient, landed her* a t 9:11 l’.| dinner inclnd* on* t4 a ‘. the OvUn.*' bln bow home, maintain'hia buaTh# board of trod# lagtoo* p*to
Th#i4*»» Admdft, alba Harry
M . a f U r a ttoy*a flight from Kork I Moman'. Club D tho necond nldobt Inaax in Orlando, and motor ho- which prapatod tho tdao raogtoM
King, tha b tto r tw * from Newark,
JU IU N fiFTELoTm . Ov t. 3 4 - Sprfhgt. W jo., broken by toe*rail Woman’* Club tn FI•riJa. being twran the two point* aaah day.
a coiasiiintrtUaa 1 ftom Harold %
N. J * and -M bhob* RuilgHaao. (A .P .)- Mr*. Katliaftr.c Dealer
muN than Xt yaara of age. Fo f
I * * ; weak, w . Ed Brutm, prom­ Da a aaa af F *t*rW »u g h , 0w“ ‘
whet* tho raa- McCunuick yaateattoy la*l before
thru’ 14 year* It la* owned inent Orlando resident putt based ad vocal tag • m oeaaaat to
Lintlbatgks war* Bret at thr
tho atot* auprame ooart tar (ing
hy tw* aaia from Ihr Ir. own comraodlaua and well-Hir- a homo in .Seminal* Cm » * &gt; it» 4 f * r tho League of Nattboa tab «
ftght to tw appointed *ela runvereU of the Lata
Boost.,r nUhed club bttlldlog, and it ha* al- from the property now ewaed ky far a worM holiday la
ator nf tha person and mutlMnUW. Morrow, father of wa.v* bo#B Mttoo la m a a * r, deal- Mr. Dietrich,
lha toynttor.
ton itolbr aaU ta t i her mental)!
h, whoa# death eaily lag with th* welfare of the comU r ora patent h i hand, Stanley Mrlh caused th*
flying 1x 1 vnty. kbawfag • cinilnued toST.* ' FETERSBU R t; -BuUdtny
C.imL-k, too ad Cyra* McCormbk.
raocal th* rta a la d e r uf t*r«»t in xranhwblle eouaiy-wMo permit* fur all) laaahod total ef p t a * hetof haaatuetad
aator of to* rw )*&gt; .
,
kctlxT
$132,100 during Hepttoihar“

^

PEACE E F F O R T S S . r s
OF LEAGUE AGAIN
RALKED BY JAPAN

COLLEGE HEAD IS
... . „ so, FOLLOWS TRY TO SPEAKER AT HIGH
. .... .
R E E FROM JA IL SCHOOL SESSION
IVvo Convicts And One
P o l i c e m a n Killed
L".

Z t'Z Z .Z ’:,:; S e t O f t R a p b l n w
Heart O f H avana

I t : ................... *£*

Kini: And QueenOf
Ita lia n s Celebrate
▼31st Wedding Year

•»"

English Fear Ghost
le tter Will Return
On Eve Of Election

Atlantic Bank Makes
OrUndo School Loan

K ld n n n p rft fipt
JkldHapers D ei

IB Year Old Bov ls
Charged WitnFalai
Hhooting ui woman

60 Y e a r Sentences
In Sing Sing Prison

Tampa Youth Killed
In Automobile

Waterhouse Home tn
SanLando Is Sold

Given Death
Attack On Girl

His W ife
ack From Trip

Ka

,

Natlofiil.Holiday To
Honpr fedison Boosted

;

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F

HERALD. BANFOHD, fLOnilTA

mm play

D. A. R. Forces Are
Called To Arms To
F ig h t Communism

TIRES GATOR
D Chalks Up
Ten To Six Victory
I n C a m e Last Night

C om pany

'B e Used Tomorrow
Instead Of Huddle
'• , *•? i***___
E8VILLK,
% A0A IN
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0 « t , 2 1 — Of-

By P K T U

sc h a a l

’

BER 23, 1931

r n t b u o o rw rx o B hack .
MIAMI, O ct
(A .P .J— Capttin R-iward C. Broward, Miaou,
■&lt;&gt;o*in of the U u Naputnm B.
flvnward, former Florida govrruur ha* announced a* • randidat*
nr gnvornor.
, V

CHARLESTON, S. C-, O t t J X (A .P .I— Dsvgbtera of th o ^ m e ri
can
Hev.dotlonsry from
five
Southern states yesterday heard
their osli nal leaders soodd a call
lo arm- igam s-. th* forces o f athe­
ism and communism.
* )&lt;
Jlr- lo w ,II F. Hobart, D. A, R
l re-idrot grneial. addressing th,
•OUthrm divislim ro n je—• r! ll.
society her . &gt;«,*rted that com
s iin o t- — r lls g hand J ii hm
with s'hi-itls. are determined t ,
•leetro) all isligiona everywhere
She -a. i that e dctermlneu e*
isidt »&lt;• 'cin e made upon thUnited Mate-, the youth * f thr
nation, and urged th#
la te the l.-i I in the tatl
t ie “Inv.si n of foreign fallacies.' |
" l e t o ' interpret Americanism
in a tl.mfu-d f*,hinn.“ she said,
“so thsi youth will b k ’w tisflrr
with native hn.l and d|4erif\lned
to krep fm - from ths iwfMoif th
lurngn falla.ies."
M l, lloliart, arrompaqled by
ithrr natioual officers add leaders
of Ihe orgsnualion front eevcrrl

SATURDAY
SUNDAY

lt&gt; R. H. ( a Horn
Company D finally crasher
•hrovgh with a .win k s t night
-then t ‘ e . defeated tha Hanfotd
Herald l&gt;o&gt;s team 10 to A
W. hinl.w started sn th* m-nin*'
for Comp ny D, and whlla he was
h'. r r-liy 'reely, good fielding
krpt him out of trouble during thr
time h, was in the box. Cook re.
Itrved him in t1# sixth Inning and
•urrrrdml In holding the Hrral
b )r irurrles* for tho.remain.ler
of th , game.
F. Fhsw pitched th * first four
Innings fnr the carriers and up I.
the fourth Inning held Ih* C«mr.-ny D Uant to an even srorc.
However, in th* fourth .Inning hi
weakened, four run* crowing thr
plat* In thl* Inning giving the
,lg * to Company D. Bobby Knl jht
relieved him in the fifth and stop­
r l l k » M tiv p (| m ( h a rlr^
ped the Company B team cold fm
th e ' remainder of th* game. hut. TratrnU ) from WiRhin
pm lin.#d In thr
wss unable to save th * game fo. ' thr flvr
Ms tesm mates a* the eerier, s r o 1 •outhr»n » m«iun .North C:r&gt;lina
Ct'orjiiM, D orH i,
unable t • overcome th * Igad gain l yo'ith
r&lt;| by Company D. In th* fourth 1 •ml Alabama —wt*ri» r tf im r n tr I
•1 thr •onfrrrro# b&gt; o ff k e n and
inning.
rvirint **F4 uf th« f/4 'irtr.
Bines end B. Moye shared hon
or* at tho bat. as each got two !
w orth DN ZKN-J BKQL'N
hits out of three time* up. B. Moye 1
slm&gt; played aa airtight defensive
AKRON.
Ohio.
Oct.
y.t.-.
gam* at seemd bate, takin, rarr
IA.P.) —Of I it iwls of the (kM&gt;d!
of everything ths t cam# H* w*&gt;
Corporation
a n -)
Stamper, for the Herald, w n. &gt;#nr Z»p|i»lin
th* rude player on that team who nounc"' ye-tcnlay that work on I
was ablo to get more than ora- hit, th , ZKS-.V sister ship of the A k -1
gtt ing two out uf f .ur trip- to ron SCrepted by the Nary yrstur- i
l 'e piste. The only home run of the day, has i&lt;u-n t -dec way since
game was off Myrlck's bat in th. .Ju ly |. The second ship {* cxperte.1 tn te m r.plrttd for ths
second inning.
Both teams plated good hall I Navy early in D3.1.

faoslv* play frmturtd th e . entire
While prneti.-ally tTtry rabi-l
session aa Couch Charil.
foothill fm will U i t |Mytora
•JBtobman directed hit chary,* Beach this afternoon aalrhinu
tthroeghU tolr n*xt-to-flna| work- Coach Leonard Mcl.ucaa' Srmumi«•* yesU rJay in preparation fur ll&gt;nh outfit taks the mri BUFt# Of
'tho Ankara bottja, lha Qatar*' the Daytona #l.v-\. th e ., will al
fh lrd cuafettneo Ull of the season. so L, plenty ut Incal fan* in Or
lando tonight to watch th, l a k ,.
* f h o 't h r .* oraitya.^ ralaj varsity land Dreadnaught* mi* It with th^
*pent thq entire afternoon Orlando Tigers. T h e
llrra.l
1b grooming their attack, except ’ naughts, mdinarily the lsa.lino
f* * . B .Jg lg f period when the rne- team In tb&lt; Big Ten ennferen r.
aie today out of the running, with
l*Rd /Olsv#n «hedow
s.-rlmmegrJ
two defeats a n j one win to theii
• F^ n at tbo Auburn play* which credit. But, they always present s
■Wat rrn ‘jy the Mt'iba. The ver­ fe f. rugged teem ,w hich n*s\r
bify men w»re thoroughly drilled ■tops. T h , Tigris ere also out of
,ln the Florida offense a* they ran the running, having dropped t h i „
aljfaat* up and down the grldliun confer,rvo games without a slnul
iB the Gator eladlum and w ork,! win. This h-liig llnmeenming Day
H i the more precise maneuvers by at the Orlando High Achools, th ,
employing
**Utl*ylng shadow
scrlmmagv T lgirs will natural!, i&gt;« fighting
hard, and a real gun# of night
bdalaat tho Omelets
football i» In prospect, ,,'p rially
( f t . shrill rtaccato of th* qusi
so sin e the wrathrr is root llttsrbocks aa they called signal! there.
yesterday was a decided aonlrast
•o tho quiet that has predominated
A* in added attraction, you'll
fa the past as th* Baurlanr no
ployed tho silence of tb* huddle •s. ‘‘ Buddy” llsrkman. Ih* sen­
system. Coach Bachman, thr ma«- ior half e f that famous Hark to
— AND—
Mae paaalag combination which
t w pf GnDtr gild c\ re monies, habrought so mWk glory to Trw*#F**t^d bock to the old style of
neoooe dol ing Ih* past few
A LIO —
ra lU 'g signals and belltvr* that
years. Ilackmaa, always a Flori­
M I* Will make th* Florida attac»
da homier, had a dot»n offers
mors effective. Back In l»2g, th..
al caching sfi-n he grdoated
yaar that Coach Bachman
to
from Tinneooee last year, but
tha helm of ths Oiangs a n j
~T1mDeyia* U Beene*
u* grid craft ha started out with rhos* lha Lakeland proposition
n'lhcugh It did not soaqr, him
• huddk system je t befort th .
Ma*on had prugresssj far he had tk* Income k* could have recolrsd elsewhere, lakeland, an* ,
th* Oetois telling signals again.
COMEDY
] Yesterday’, precise was anoth- of th* most enthusiastlr ef foot­
M scrimmage-lets affair In k&gt;*i&gt;- ball lawns g a it him a real wetLm with th* Gator leader's edi t ccei*. and. despite hi* teams' aqd th* traiue was . I isr rnough
NKW .HMVItNA Recently reI hi
H M 'm o r e heavy work for the loeses. haa expressed ronfldeitce | keep the rmwd on its lo­
nvalelrd ar.d , omplrtr,) home of
(quad. Mentor Baihmen Inaugu­ in the fuller * of the team by at- entire timet'
I &gt;cnl Klks dcdi.atrd.
Box s. or*
largr
rated this plan of rautlon
last tending every yam* In
h
'
r
at
COMPANY
I)
numbrra.
Hackman
may
have
Monday In an effort to m in e thi
Klntav . p Is
i 1 1
Florida hospital list. Bo far thii h a t a ha&lt;| Jeer this year, hul
-.. .7 2 i :
saaton th* Gator* have l«ern weak- from then »n, k* ought lo he Cook, 1s-p
M. Moye. cf
...
3 0 0
hard ts handle.
edod by injorle* to a g e t t e r ex
Rlnes, II,
J 2 2
beat than at any time In the pa-t
Lloyd. 3I&gt;
3 1 *|
several season* and the majority
Tomorrow will rertafnly he a red
.1 I 2
ad th* caaveltlei have hoi’n su f­ tetter d a, In football In Florid* II. Moye. 2h
2 0 1
fered in the drill sessions rather an.l especlitly lo Jacksonville. Th, I, &gt;ck*, re
3 0 0
Smith, c
than In the games.
aid s ta g , I* all set fnr on* of thsi
r 2 0
k For thl* reason Bachman decid­ most colorful and exciting game,! Harper, rf
i 0 0
Dossey,
rf
ed against any more scrimmage I of thu Fall season, and Jackson­
3 1 1
ftp hi* protege*.
The heaviest .por |villa Is making read, for a rer Driggers. If
.
_
* f th* Florida campaign ll#»| ord rtowd. Four land* will fill thn
20 10 o|
sad tb* squad of tlrooal «n- g|r w(th m iu lc h*ed#J h , th* Uni
ak r b
laexperlsm ei ssphumuies isj , r i*lty of Florida's 75 pie.e out­ H RRA lU
• . 4 l 'l l
too strung In
reserve fit, end With tlw- ftO-oie, e Ja c k ­ Kelly, 3b
S
4 2
Stamper, c
strength.
r
sonville Pullce Band a chw* sec­
1 1 0
Vtuee, rs
• That the Floridians may lak. ond. Auburn feels *o sure of a win Kubanka, lb .
1 0 o,
to tb* air lane* egtlnat tha gUong snd wants to add to the Joy that Routh, Is
*.
3 0 l
Tiger outfit ua* Indleatrj jester- will reign, ty sending Its own to . Myrlck. 2t&gt;
2 1 1
n
i f iALL
n u i i rFRE8II
n b o n WEST- FLA. PORK
KM
ss the boys received consider- piece band down. On top of all 8. Bhsw, |&gt;-rf
3 1 0
grooming In th* art ef toss­ that tnuslr, th# Jacksonville Fife A. Shaw, rf
3 0 II ing and receiving fuiwerd passe, and Drum Corps of the American Russell, |f
Rea of the ‘‘barking” system by l^glpn will figure In the parade Odham, rf
tk * qoartarbacks will also tend to a n t alien,) tha game.
Knight, p
•peed up the gam*.
FRESH
Aa far the gem ,. It should be
M en than three teems * III I *
26 6 6
taken to Jacksonville for th* Au- a rorktr. Auburn has an Impres­
Umpires Susie, Hodge, Grooms. |
bum fis c a l end a tentative start- sive record so far, what with •
some old time Id.-a I* brought bark
|ng line-up U: Hell end I'arnetl, 7-7 He with Wisconsin •« that
‘
Jenkins and Phlel, tackle*; b i n ' s own bark yard, aad that and raptuies the spirit of th* now
glurleus IS to 0 defeat ef Qeue- generation with a bang.
fo n y th and J. D. Williamson.
_ ardai Fo rrau l, renter; Fountain 1 gla Tech after t l long years of
tnd Rogefo, halfbacks; Hllsoy, walling. Added la that Ih*
Tifanay to read thin morning
I'lataamesi last season amased
fODbaek, and Seay, quattorbeek.
that the Sewsne# Tlgsra. toast*.
Big BUI F e rraiil. vanity een- •mm* 7300 frightened f»»» by
lag a squad ef 10 mew wto are
holding the Gatera tn a hasy 7
.
far baa practically recovered from
aa yet wndtfeatfd, have astuaily
F R E SH FO RK
— reek-old Injury snd will In all U 0 victory. The Flalaamea cer­
figured It out that they air* g o -,
tainly mad* trDadp that day. aa
ability etott (gainst th* Aulag ta beat tk* Alabama O la iwell a* gained Ih* respect of the
a. He will be supported at th*
m s Tide! The fanny part af It
Gators from that da* forward.
I* tkat a spurt story would uevor
Their reach**. Jack
Caaann.
her likely looking soph, end J**e
to p u b lish # sssln to uklch 'he
Roger Klley. aad Chet Wynne,
enter, svnlor.
.
Alabama outfit Is eveu men­
W E ST E R N OK FLA
Be McClellan. icrappy little all Notre Dam# graduates, aad
tioned In the same paragraph
twa
of
them
All-American
play#
with th# wmA defeat. The
O hr halfback, refu*e* to b.
“wobfu" slsrt heuliug the ml*tehed out of the Florida gridiron •ra of recent year*, rertalaly did
ate the seal leave* the tody,
gtsta tod will report for work
l i t wreak after a month’* lay-off
dea't ItoyT
___ __ ___ —
ltk| * hroken i*g. McClellan rehred n broken leg in a pro-seaFor the first'(Im e in fo tr yean ,
(ftoifeMuagv and
thought to
Billy Laval's South
Carolina
t rut for tho balance o( the year.
Gamecocks trtumphad ov.r the
• took hla helmed leg out of the
Ctorasen Tlgrt*. by the score of
wt, yaeUrdty, however, and » 11*
I t to 0. t l waa tho annual ancient
ip toga again Monday.
classic. ilegcd in that old wooden
Coach Mclmcaa found* out yes- howl a t the Columbia fair ground*
Untxy that hie e.heduhd game before tome 1&amp;.000 fena s k a T Hod
with the Aadiew Jackson taam In thcmeelv-e hoar*# a* lha Game­
Jacksonville next Friday had been cocks finally sprang to life, after
changed to neat Thursday hacau** a shaky gear *e far. Claik, Shinn,
Robert T.. I .n High ha* a M " o and Blount starred fo r the Caro­
Vhrduled on Friday. The Idee u linian* a n j g ars »***• evtdene* of
BALTIMORE. Oct. t L -l h . K ) that both traiue would lose finan­ th# work they might Hu tinea In
r lta U 'i Attorney Herbert B. cially, *o they drew Iota to see Temps an Nov. 14, wb*a they meet
X enor o f Balttauro, epeekiag which team would change uliylny the Gator*.
Mterday before tha American date, end Andrew Jackson lost, or
rtaga
a*»oclation,
condemned wan, wht.-hover way &gt;•*» look at I t
Your Gators are
certainly
ngaeeutlnn* such aa that of At* So. Coach MeLoeaa will tesse. but "down” in tho estimation .of Mr,
thiee days practice to get hie hoys Average Football Fan of'Hanford.
la ships far that tough Andy This morning *3 . parsons had
Jackson outfit. Tho loam erlU Uavo hand 4 tn their FWh-The-WInner
hots early Thursday rooming, and select ton for this wt*lu Out of that
return that night
number IT selected Auburn to
win, aa against I t selecting Flori­
Among lha sthor things you’ll da. Two people picked a (Ml tie
n e tt* at the Ottor-Ambum gam* •cert. Oat of Ik* N U|t* handed
Unto new l* a return tb the old la, 4 ! pooptd, remembered la pat
time system of ealiiag signal*. d«*n what they thought would h*
Coach Charil* Bachman haa finally th* Gael score of tbo gam*. TR*
dockM th at tho W i t syxUm consensus * f opinion la that Ah*tpwe op tha gpam ■•pa well aa

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SATURDAY. OCT. *4. 1*11
V
TIM E IS GRASS
K towing h o * surely there will
tcn&gt;'
Tho fild respite
Withi to n shore tho b r e n t;
Knowing the elleer swor&lt;l nf
will slip
- si
Quietly Into the long, dark theeth
lealh,
of «it
And of how Inevitably
Tha loti uf days and nlghla
Become* ■ muffled belt
Swinging unseen, ringing unheard
stove,
My heart takes courage,

Knowing In the coolness of th*
grays

Thp«a ia np room for dreams;
And he whom . dream ha. .w.pt
at every calm, resigning

May raat with paaca at Iasi,
A cool thrust of the wind In grass.
faaae Beniamin.
We hope that that sentence
tghlch was passed on Al Capone
had a period in it.
Slot Machine Muddle I’uialea
Tag Collector--headline. Ha ought
I* quit, once he wins.
Fallow from New York
business I* *u bad up (her*
hav* gun* hark in living
their wives

I

da to EngH*h
tb* shooting ba* to
c a n d l e l ig h t
riding
Parent* are always confronted with th e problem of
By^ Mima Oliver FVaa
habits, it woerfd turely: frave bean
keeping their young sons
a compliment, but when ana .think*
mjschief. I t f* difficult to
Tha myth that tha English U t a dors] house of Osbonte, sod In
provide the proper
dive ona for healthy,
W ealth- y, ..b
- , ony s without ao i n » nf humour hat b*stj prac­ truth, he did, add* Thackeray, ■* of the angle of the ootrieh feathers
running the risk of too much liberty which may leadln tha tically exploded in a day wheitccn- hi* father had consulted with a that nod triumphantly evgr Uw
wrong direction, and it in with thi« in mind that parents atant axrhanga of t bra tries I fare herald in Long i n aqd pithed heads of some of tha. English
are often found holding a tight rein on their children** across the Atlantic brings to opr (he arms out of the peerage. In ladies who are msking their boga
in the drawing room at the court
activities with the frequent result that life becomes pret­ •borra auch play* ae Galsworthy's fact, the author turns • rather of Saint Ju n e *. one wonder* If
strong
starch
light
upon
tho
first
comedy,
“
Bint
in
HMd/'.Npal
ty much of a bore for the young people. As one aid to the
the author did not hav( his tongur
situation the Orlando Reporter-Star suggests, Ini i/ie
the case
of Coward's “B ltltr Sweet.” such ae lengths lo which ha thought his |a hie eh»*k.
ewe oi
boys, a dog. ‘T he fondness of a small boy for %
a do« is pro- tresses a* Gertrude Lawrence and countrymen would g e to . bo coftTho twentieth century reader
Beatrice Ldl*. and such actors s i
with tha p earat*. and w h*l
verblal", aaya the Reporter-Star, "and the majgasl
O w ln e, The Cyril Maude and Georg* Arliaa. narttd
ha discloses la snruetag, If It la not pan not forbear a smile at tho corvNew Yorker, recently illustrated it with a little
a j ___ __ Evan in the tragedy o f Hobart always pretty.
ctant references to Amelia's preg
i« anecdote.”
"A youngster has just returned home after a summer S h e riff* war play, “Jeurnay's
It seems to rnp th at Thacker* y&gt; nancy a s her moat "inturcatlng s it­
uation,** but the humour of this
at a boy's camp. When his parents asked him If he were End.” we find tha delicious bit sense of humour failed him
uf
not glad to be back he shook his head meditatively; then where the cockney *&lt;rgrant re lo the creation a f Amalia Bid toy, quaint eapre salon belongs
he added, ‘But some of the fellows were—theyVe got dogs.’ monatratr* with tha echoed master but perhaps be needed this little roars*, not to Thmcksmy. bat to
"All of which, somehow, is u reminder that the fate lor enjoying the “Jabberwech” lo figure as a foil for tha brilliant the age when a spade was called
but a spade. Tha humour,
of the lad who lives in s city is npt to lie a hard one, "Alice in Wonderland," and Insist* Becky. Rawdon Crawley’s few anything
however, of Miss Pinkerton's da.
from the dog-owning aspect. For the city is no place for a that "there ain’t any point to It.” painful rfforts with tha pan fur­ scription af Mist Tu ff In and Irflss
to which the school master smil­ nish comic relief, but the one writdog. The boy whose parents have established their home in ingly replie*. "That's tha point.” ten from Moss's, In which ha ton- Hanky, I he two poesible govern
an apartment cannot have a dog; or, if he does,, half the
Iren of Sir Hud
There is soother myth, set going' feuee to have met with an arc I- l , , n f ° r the chlldrau
fun of it will be missing, since dogs were designed by na­ probably l&gt;v someone who had dent. I. fraught with palhoa ■ . ‘ dlestop Puddleston, bear* the un
ture to accompany small boys on those aimless ramhlos never lead Thackeray, that this well- In addition to tha humour mistake hie hallmark of Thackeray
through woodland and meadow which are the priceless herit­ g n a t Victorian had no aensa of displayed In handling the chief Irony a t lb* expense of the beau
age of all buys lucky enough to live in or near the open humour I admit at the outset that figures In “ Vanity F air,1' theie a rt mondr which he knew so well
there ie nut much opportunity for a number of brief character ttod Mlti Pinkerton admitted that the
country.
what Cor y Kurd has called ab- tea. thumbnail sketehea brim full young ladies were equally quali­
"Yet that isn't the dog's only function. Chiefly he duminal mirth, the kind of laugh of wit. Several of those may be fied. but she felt that Miss Hawk*
is a comforter; and while the woes of the world may not ona gets when viewing the antic* found In the “Family portraits’’ would lie preftrrtd over Miss Tofseem to rest very heavily on the average boy's shoulders, of d a rk and McCullough In a slap- chapter, in which the members of fin because Miss Tuffln was oftlj
anyone who can recall his own boyhood will remember that ■tlrk movie, for the humour ia of the Crawley family sit to Thack­ eighteen and of exceedingly plead­
there can he moments in which a lad of 10 or 20 ia the th&gt;- subtle brand that brings a eray for their likenesses. Of Pitt ing personal appearance and Mist
•mile in.tca.l of a laugh, and Greeley, the author makes this Hawky was twenty-nine, h*r fare
most melancholy mortal alive.
pitted with smallpox, with
"These spells of melancholy usually come from triv ial1•‘""•M’" '* * *,,r ercompanle*i the cryptic comment, “he failed In amuch
halt in her gait, red hair, and
spite of a mediocrity which ought
causes— such as failure lo 'make' a neighborhood football .plenty' of thvm,
,h' from" the
“r*opening
lh* " ’ lu hate guaranteed any man sue- a trifling obliquity of vision.
team, or the loss of a prized jack knife, or a sudden harsh chapter at Mils Pinkerton'* Acad­ can*,"
Another jibe at "tha way of the
word from an adult. But while .they last they are extremely emy In Chiswick Mall La the last
In giving tha CrswUy pedigree, world’’ is th* Incident of George
real, and if a youngster hasn't someone to turn to he has page wherein Becky Sharp goes he *aya that it la related that Osborns'* valet being ashamed of
a pretty bad hour or to.
U&gt; rhurrh and interests herself In Qustn Elizabeth, in one of her mentioning tha address af Ame­
"And there is where Ihc dog does his best work. The destitute orange girls and dis­ progresses, stopped at Crawley's for lia's parents to th# haci(n*y&lt; one li­
before the hotel waiter* and
small boy Is inarticulate; he can’t explain things so that tressed muffin men. Tha humour breakfast end we* *o delighted by man
of Thsrkeray partake* not only *nme remarkably fine Hampshire promising to Instruct him when
any
grown-up
can
understand,
and
there
isn’t
much
any
__
.
... .
.
,
of the Ironic quality of tha Hha- brer which was there presented they got farther on. I knew that
grown-up can say t h a t will tlo m u ch good, But a dog can vian type of wit but also of the to her by the Crawley of th* day all ,tha world. trembled
before
. . . .
... . n
&lt;1° th e Job III Jig-time.
gentleness of Barrie. In lh* p-ir ta hsmlior.1* gentleman with a 1*’0?** waiter, but had thyugh^ the
"For the dog doesn’t need to bo told what ia the mat­ trayal, at least, of those ch ars,- trim heard a n j a good lag) that salats was on* bead that was un
ter, and he has no good ndvlcc to hand out. He is simply tera with whos* weaknesses ha she forthwith erected Crawley iu- bow#d.
Th# humour of “ Vanity Fair,”
there, with a wagging tall and a wet nose; and in a tew deals with a tender touch au h a&lt; In n borough to tend two members
upon the
minutes the boy feels better and perceives that life, after Dobbin In -"V a n ity Fair" a.. I i» i) irllsment. From this story and I b* l nX ba»*d * * ^
u.' the Crawley butlar, who
foiblai of tha beau ®ond*
Colonel Newcome in "Tho New t ,
all, is worth living.
I by r od conduct, a handsome p#r*J *h«“ W b * p a rtic u la rly , p pr« ja U d
"That ia the aort of thing that the city chap is apt coma*.”
III, raises, and a ( t i n d * - ? '" k jv y id a , fo r h a v* w * not I
Th* ponderous Joa gedlay, who * n
to miss, if the world were shaped to boyhood's liking there
- ‘ 'that compare* f*vlumber* through "V aalty F»lr,” ; ntcanor rose from th * k n ife -b o a rd , MV * n ity Fair”
would be room for a dog In every house.”
or . . for
I much Hk« the" elephant to whom lu the footboard of the carriage, ®“ r* b ly . . 1th Thacktray'*,
... . . .
,
.
1- ■
. . .hint, l-_
------c_
l -------. to the v...
end. ,from
th* bool-board
but- that m atter, with that of old John
■George Osborn* compared
Bunyon
wbq
quaintly
assures
us
furnishes a huge target fur hi* ' ler’a pantry," It would &gt;eem that
A W a y T o H e lp
_______
' creator’s satire. Th# first picture T h sck an y (sit that ja well-turned Hurt “this fair Is no new-*ra&lt;tod
leg might g» far toward shaping a business, out a thing of ancient
standing?" Among other m an
Many suggestion* a* to the cauae anti cure of the pm -1
^ V u V 'V n d ‘ puHyMn man's caieat.
ent economic depression arc being mailt* but moat of them \huckli,jn , and Ueaslan boot#, with
tn th* chaptrr in which Amalia charming guests for th* season do
are couched In ter^na o f technical nnd high-*oundlng phrane-; lfV»r*l immense neckcloth* that Join* h#r regiment. th*r* i* a wc not entertain th* aequsinlology which leaves the nverage jiernon a bit puxxled. We tlss almost to his nose, vainly paragtaph which painl* her com- inces th at Christian mad* in Bun­
yon’* “ Vanity Fair," th# Lord
hear irucK .about the gold standard, reparation* payment#, Imsglning that he ia a famoui dan­ mending officer, Major O'Dowd, In Chrnal Delight, tha Ieird Luxuri­
priceless
fashion:
dy
about
town,
anq
tba
tatar
pic­
tarlffa, free trade, debt cancellation, and dlaarmamcnt, alt
Q’Dowd. who had served ous. tho .Lord D&lt;tlr* of V*ln
coming In for a certain amount’ of cunalderation In connec­ ture of Joa dram atiling hlmsitf hi* Mkjor
sovereign in ev er,
r* part #f *be Glory, my old Lord Lcchiry. and
■gain, but in • military rols this
tion with hard tlmca, but theae are thingn which the-people time, attached to th# Duka of world, and had paid *°r every #t*p Sir Having Greedy, and do w#
aa Individuals cannot do much about. We balievo that a ’Wellington's army s t Waterloo, In his profmiun by some more not run acroaa Gaorga Osbourne*
clearer explanation of our difficulties might help and we dressed in a frock cost, duck than squtvalont act of daring and who pretond to a cost of arm* to
have seen no sounder advice upon this matter than that trouser*, an(i • foraging rapt and gallantry, was tha moot modost, which tho# h*»« no right; Jo *
contained in a recent editorial uf the Tampa Tribune. The growing large military moustache* silent, sh*«f&gt;-f*&lt;td ond meek of S td k y i who imbroidcr their toRvariation with ref#r#nc«* to th*
which Iw shave* off hastily wkan little men. end a* obedient lo hto
Tribune aaya:
Path Club to which they
bate
,
""Whatever
W h a te
else may be m ill about the no-called deprea- danger come*, * r* both tmdlcreua wif* an If he M l.been her UyVoryWoa tqtiled, Becky Sharp*.
tov. 4 4 th* rmmi-UMa ha **L,»lan,|
'pdthetl*.
‘
slo n , one tn Ing la cert nln—the
Ihrilrilmlr hi fiaHty responsible
n arc *o llightful a n d 'a r i t
lletky Sharp ia handbd with 4 toatly gad drank a stoat deal.
fo r its co n tin u an ce .
cool a n j delicate Irony from tha Whan full of llquer, ha r*«Ud si­ ood company that wa forgive
“What is .first needed Is once 'more to gel money into moment (hat ah* vanquish** Ml** lently home. When be spoke, It lb«m for tha un* ports man! Ik*
circulation all along the highways and by-ways of retail Pinkerton, tha htsd-m lstres* at was to agrea with everybody on malhods of tb ilr unacruputou*
trade.
tha Thlawlck academy, by-apoalx- tvery conceivable point; ana h« bunting, *nd, in short, *v«iy type
with *very rharm and tvery w**Ilit“Thtn the grval wheels of Industry and the intermedi­ Ing French to her and hurling Dr. pasted through life in pctfect case m
u that got* lo make a “Vanity
and
good
huipour,
Th*
hottest
sun*
Johnson'#
famous
dictionary
bark
ate gears of trade can once more begin to turn day by day,
at th* school a* sh* drive* away, of India n*v*r hasted hi* tompors F a ir? "
A

•*

Th* &gt; e*r*a* span of life within
tha next twenty-five years, ere, rdIng to Dr. Mayo, will be sevanty
year*. Unless, of roursa, you hapP*a lo be a prdrrirlan.
Clark lluwell uf tha Atlanta
Constitution says this nation la on
the way to good times. Will b#
please advise what mod* nf locomotion U . 4&gt;glng used, whether
hitch hiking, nr airplane f
There's some talk nf a further
falling tiff In tax rollection* next
year but if all cnndidalvs pay their
pell taxes lh* tntal ought to hold
up pretty well. —Fort Myers NawsMiaMaaippI is sal-J to h*e* the
. lawaat scholastic standard in lh#
llnltsd .State*. But a good football
' plajrsr (ram there esn enter elthxr
larvsrd
nr Yslr.—I-ak* City Raf: H
i
psytsr. What s shame more ot
Cham don’t!
The prohibition director o&gt;*r In
.Tarrtpa stated In th* p ip en a ftw
’ ; days ago that there are 200 known
Ybpgalttailex In Hillsborough coon\t ‘ Y. « . In Tampa, IB of which arv
)**• led within I t blocks of tbs
principal slreata. In lh* fees of
this smaxing admission, on# wondark' Just why hi* fore** should
.* b :
*,■ ,1

Joiymky sit th* w*y from Tamps
ov*r p#r# to put un* Ion* (land out
. af kq»ln*»».—Avon Park Time*.

The Navy Department would
lh# cruU# of "OldI IronI lisndon
l
aids* a# a part of ita ratranehIM St program, but Its suggestion
waa ;0t#r*rul«d by President lloo
T*r 'who be Have* th# Inspirational
value of th# trip wilt bo worth
‘ s*ary cent af the cost. I f It #ucroads in m b lag a spirit of op­
timism in IhM country, tha Pretl• it might shaog* lu naa»o
Old doldsldes".

pr bn the other *lda&lt;of th*
ran rail It th* “Tampasrg mslra polltan dtaand on this *jdo th# " I t
kurg-T a m p s metropolitan
* t," while of roereo It canboth. Tha Ttmaa for year*
•sigmatod It th*
is Tami
Tampa Bap
and IT It. la daatrad to go
tlo* th* "Tampa Bmp

D og F o r A

Boyv

week by week, throughout the year.
"Ank.any merchant. He will tell you that the depression
has gone on' this long because
public has failed to buy,
and failed to pay its blits for what it has bought. The (.mer­
chant ia therefore unable himself to buy stock In the quantity ha would If he had the trade to justify it: and the factory
is therefore unable to buy raw materials and operate as
it would if It had the orders from tho merchant. And so on
all along the line.
"There is no lack of monny or raw mulurlala in this
country. The problem is to get it into the hands of those
who will put it to work hy using It for helpful purposes.
’There is no better lime than now— at this season of
tho year— to buy whut you need, and do your bit. Brices
are the lowest in 10 years.
"Tha business man consults his bank and avails himself of the financial credit he enjoys there. Families and
individuals who.wont to .buy usaful goods or who owe
money have thp same type uf service available to them
through the numerous personal finance companies.
“If you owe a number of agnail bills, pay them now.
This will help the merchant, the doctor, the dentist, the
tradesmen, to pay the bills they owe. and will go a long
way towards setting In mbtlon quickly the wheels which
circulate money and nuke jobe for 'thousands of men. This
means prosperity to your community end to the entire coun­
try.
“Buy now. Pay now.” .
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SANFORD# TW EN TY YEARS AGO
N. 0 . Oornor ha* removad his
■took « f grecertoa lu a room on
tUnford •Arenue, and hi* former
store, will ho aoaoptod hy an r p
to-dat* five and ton cast store.
Mrs, J . N. Whilncr and bar
brother, IX A . t ’aldwetl, haxw g#n*
to Jackeonvlllo to tm with their

alitor, Mr*. H, H. Dean*, whtse
tlt*m district" would d#- sen I* h . g p rK triu J* condition
la Bt, Uiko’* H«SRlt4), .aaff*rto«

S F i2 6 5 S ii5 P 3 B $

Tha ladiaa who will compos* lh*
rlub will bo; Mr*. K. ljt. Luka,
Mra. Roy Ludlum, Mr*. Daano
Turner, Mra. Gaorga Fox,
Mrs
Charles Polk, Mra. Prad WtlUmms.
Mra. R. J . Roily, Mra. Chart**
Dtagoe, Mr*. Honry Mcf.aubo,
M ri. Ernest T olar, and Mr*. Harry
Wprd- The twalfth
pat yat returned ta th* city. Har
noma wit) be added )*U r.
Thp fontber patrol of boy
irauto was organised an Octobpr
IWh under t ( t direction of t|M
&amp; H. Bummers, whs h*t
|ad M .Scnat Master. Horae*
nu n i elected Under and

to th# end when th# Incorrlglbto
Becky Insists upon calling herself
Lady Crawley even though Raw­
don dkd six weeks before his
brother’s, Hlr IMkl's death. If
Thackeray had uot posse seed a
sens* of humour, I do not think
that it would hava been (Maslbt#
for him to crests ■ character en­
dowed wtlh *o Ifetn a sans# of fun
s* Becky, Becky who could -even
laugh when old Ml** Crawley left
aoly twenty pounds to her hus­
band. jt la amusing to wander
what her thought# must hav# beta
•t Queen'# Crawley durisg tho
dull evening* when she Ingratiat­
ed herself with PUt Crawley by
listening to hi* sermons and bin
pamphlets on malt and corn laws,
an,| whan ah* aought hi* aid to
translate French poaeagoa which
ih * could not understand though
htr mother was a French woman.
Becky could appreciate * jolt* on
heraslf as v*l| as one at someons
slss’s expense, as far eiam pls,
when she chuckled gleefully near
th* picture a f Becky Hharp having
sp-dog,
os
in, a (keep‘
a companion,
.. T haekarn'i'* , doacirlplion
!
callod .it.
of tha typical feminln* companion
or ahmp-dog would ho smpU ovtdine* at hto humour tf
not other risk stores of
of In
•»*»Y

and th* WsUharen sgu* m-v*r
■hook li. Hs wslktd up to s bat­
tery with just ts much Indif­
ference. aa to a rinner-Ubto; had
dln*d an horea-fkih and turttf
with an equal relish and ippetlto;
and had an old mothtr, Mr*
O'Dowd of O'Dowilown Indrad.
whom b* had nav*r dl*ob*y*d but
when bn ran away and rntUtod,
and whan h* pautotad in marry
lag that ftdkm* Peggy M»lossy."
Upon INggy O'Dowd, tha majar'* wif*. Thacktray makt* th*
fallpwtog pungent commant, “tu­
tor# ah* waa a half hour Iq
Amalls'* for Indeed In onybgdy
«!**'* compiny, thi* *ml#bl* tody
told all har birth and pedigTS*.
Th* sly humour of thla cannot bp|
bring a smile te the lip* of tho#*
of u* who ha«* run sc rex* similar
person, who wav* thalr ancestral
flag undar .th* nos* of ovary pass­
ing , strangtr. An sacaadtabr
human bit disclose* th* somswhsl
IrriUlsd winder with which man
to apt lo regard hi* neighbors, whs
m m to lira vary well on nothing
at alii
No man In Vanity Fair who
o not .wonder h#w dona# ran
kt both asm moat at th*
of the yy*r. I CSCsot but *w&gt; tbit
f r aa* *f th* Janfclqao*.
lh*

Bee

barbed
«*d vartoiy. In foci moat a f har
&gt;*ur had a_____.
nmltoUu*
flavaut, dbrto*
hi'maur
...
and •W
-he* rid aot
sot doaj
deal so klnd$
with iha wtakaoaaaa a f har . . .
creator** M rid Tho* ka ray, lt d .
to * «
ladsadi nInr w
hi* —
wit. ■than I

raalonat trlttoMM */*bU#f
Hy. W* find this- no* sad j
his jckaa cooceralng th* 1
of th* aabUlty and p*e
lea. H* sold, that j#
Becky’s pertset Fm ah
har away a* not hetag a
t j faring; tta haq i —

parties presumably far tha purpos*
af rahhary,
to naw In
- Mr*. Gearg* 3;
*
U f toltoctlon
it #( lh *
‘ i» e n up.
T h * Samloal* Indiana are ap­
W.
M. posing tha Invasion
Rarnes #p*M
. .Thnip* mna Into thalr tirritary.
whlto in putt up th* * to|ss af
•M report a
lbs clear e to ,

n

a

mystify (m« to my

.if ha
torrlhl* and

r

V

}:A mwAw af.
*rt

W
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wilt
K il

f .(.Me: -re

*4rd a*

the nast DtraeeraU* graft* In lb* *****

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TH E.FREIG H T BA
NEW YORK HERALD

Eloquently as the railroad*' vloim.r
lawyer* have argued In behalf of a It la rtVol
as private
flat IB per tent increase of freifht are b e in g • s k e d te
rites, there la probably at much organization which
telief as disappointment,,in rail­ guarantee , Hs .
road circlea o w ...the .introttls .fg a iiu l tenkruptc
Commerce Commission's denltl of that aa the cotnpi
their glea. In .view of the pto^ confess, "many
nounetd Rig In tha genet*! ®ft« have to be met to
level of commtditlea, to havp add­ details” of the pi
ed thi* extra harden to »»• ha?* is convinced that ,,
at commerce would probably hake be met. The third la
resulted in . a *h*rp inefease in doe* not pretond * '
truck competition, not to mention carriers with that
that from other forme of trana- their capital invest
porat ion. The commissi in in it* their conttituUdoal
The last from
etatement expresses the belief that
tbp carrier* have underrated the view and from that af
menace of auch competition and structure of the o u n try
hence that tha increase’ requested foundations ire l*M In
would raise revenues only tempo- secnritlea, is tha dptst' 1(pj
rarily. “Ha ultimate effect, act very ' 1*1 o* assume that
long postponed,” says th* rdmtnU■ion’s report, "wooId be to barm
rather than tu help the railroads."
No on* can deny the cogency of
this argument, hvwever convinced
he may be that the railroad* face
an emergency which
requires
prompt action. On this latter point
th* commlnioo l&gt; In general
agreement with
the carriers,
though perhaps lc-s ardently so
thin IbtyTmd hoped. “A* a whole,”
It say*, “earnings srr inadequate.
Yet th* earning* of cerlaln of the
carrier* are ample in support their
credit." la serardsnee with this
appraisal of th* situation (t pro­
poses an altornatlv* |o th# flat inc r e s u request 111. giving the petltianara until December I tu accept
It. This c insists in a rale increase
on certain dsalgnaled commodities
not to axesed 10 per cent on any
carload lot. and under these cundl
tlo no; that th* "increase go int#
e ffe ct far a limited period and
that the railroads agrea to prol tha
added ravenu* so derived, c l i ­
mated at from IIOO.OOO.UOU lo
lllfi.OO0.OM, in a fund t i he dts
trtbutad “In th* first instance
among lh * carriers who fail to
earn their Interest charges In pro­
portion to their deficiencies.1
Th* proposal Invites several ob-

fraaihlr and wi
relieve the situ*lton w itbatt alUhDialing truck (KfitoMtiUifc I tp e
traffic singled kOt fo r higher faU'
Is generally of tb* sort that trucks'
do not attract.) How are H4;|pdds'
to i ° ntnut changing Insdequity
Into adequate earning#? ’ Th*y* •
teems to be o n ly 'o n * tnssrer. to'
this qu u tio g—namely, they m att
reduce wqgrs.
There have lt#gp wUmaljoaa.
fmni Washington.UfiSt th*:faIlkMM
unions would not raa'lafi t tember- .
Vary cut in wages If th* eonsiqlaatoA denied the rat* (ncraata (ikod- A*,
a matter nf fact, whll#
hi lip., . jpllgr
q raf
wigcs of empi oy#^ ysilietd
■oHttid fi#thers hove more lh#n hrid.lkclr^gni
since 1020, • tbolr, real
thank to the luwyr cost of m
.
have advanced IH pmr rent. A m6d-,
crate reduction, there fore, woetpa
'leave them tetter o ff than in th* ,,
pcriml of lh* lato p ro sp erity ,, .
Prolubly it gould contribute mof# ,4 .
t &gt; the ftolullop of- the’ prohleqt moL
Ilian nn|' alteration...of Ul* riltp ., c P
fabrk that could be devised, f.'qm-,.
bined .with Ih* scheme ■d#«h*4A
ty the commission, &lt;11, would t«vlainly help lh# rqUrto^" (oqre *n^
disturb business"
'J M j - “ f
blanket bo l i t of. rat# * *{l|ejl ha#
been disallowed.

FREIGHT RATE FfN bi^G S

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 3 - Cov­ that the roads are n it w on* o ff
e rin g the whole range o f railroad than industry gansrally.
Admission that th* eritltaUqa1
operation, th s In tc rs is lc Com­
now hs* In Ibth* element of phot#*
merce Comlssion made the fo llo w , and a finding that freight IRtftft
la g Conclusions still comment* in are still rototlvaly high, consider­
it * opinion today on the applica­ ing the drop In commodity prices.
tio n n f th e 'ra ilro a ils fo r n Ifi per
A finding
that
a ftra ra l
cent increase In fre ig h t rates:
freight-rota Increase now would
Denial of the Ifi per cent flaF stimulate competitive forte* told
increase.
create unfriendly feeling, likely to
Proposal nf inrreaat* on many Injure rath er'th ab help tha rallproducts running from o a l, lum­ roails.
V ' *
bar, dree, pig Iron and crude oil
A 1M i&gt;#g*k*4 tW reltoo
to dried fruits, calculated tu raise not doomed bf competitl
between flOO.OIM.OOO tnd 1129.- will return -to baalth will
000,000 snnnally for the rsllrosdr, rnovery of tb# n u n lry .
,
the Increased rate* to be In effect
A recommendation far proper
nntil March 31, 1933, provided rrgulelfftn * t bus** and watariray
lha railroad* agfre to a pooling traffic.
arrangfiuent under
which the
A recnmmehdstlon far Utp-. rpaxtra income would go flret for nrgsnlxstlon at
' ih to **1**;
A RC A D IA -D eSoto Packing Co tbe benefit of weak lines.
e l ^ e d w ith a finding tbst p ito -,
A finding that the loss In rail­ enger business of thb railway* li
rapitollrad at 039,000, granted
charter to tarry on fra il and vag* way tim in g s |t due predominant­ nlmoat dhttoaly rfaJMialb!#
ly to ths butlntsa depression, and tbclr financial troubles.
table pocking business.

R

to

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H E R A L D , SA N FO R D ,

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sANWwn. rv»WT»A.

R ed Activities
SeenTVienace To
S t a t e Industry
(C o n tin u tj from ra g * Orwl
persona who m*) h,. seeking in
formation or * i F h r.n t to talk in
a iliaturbiUK manner '

IN WEDDING GOWN

Saturday .October xa m i
SA I l S i U II TH K V

At The Churches
free

v n a im n ts r

At Fsith

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m is s io n

q

Ik in ttt

T jW rru tW , *20 O l

Sjuif' r-l I'uontiy bit

W n t r r*t s t m t .

8 titular - t w i

10.00 A .

M.

rre-atHtrg. )| 0» A. M
K »ir H ilnoth, p u li r .

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i v t . R&gt;

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' thrs

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Sheriff Mrl Inlai i learned that FA ITH M W I'K I. T A B E R N A C L E ,i ,,i
'V M Me Rory. ,»f Jiekvonvill#. through llH J. «i&gt; a ttc mp4 will be
fp«nt * short t»m* here jrftlerday iiuifte to destroy i.u» citrus in Jus-,
try of Florida. Th*- romnaunUt|
iftrrnoon m th friend*.
P eity of Russia’ knowing
that
many of th** * ta ir * . itrus i r u v t i

rb With Ctrcla Number Two In

If. Orcla N amber One will
net « ihflrt prajrer n r r i t * a t

UeV
dm ch arth .
w Smnbecm Band tof the P i n t
1*1 ChnWh will itteet at 3 ;3 0
cfc a t «IW th f r tb .
it T ro th Seeker* Clat* or the
t Ifethodtit ChtrRcb Wilt meet

tempts h air already teen ma.k U»

o&gt;gamer the negro in
Finn*!*
m e n u * id A. i nrpanj will lie S * 'f r a l ai rst? have h*~n mad*- uf
*lad lo b arn that ^e is Improving eiymmunist organ i i n *
irreinly,
At his honip an
fW a rd a ll
Avwnua all of
them po*«e*«mg printed
•fter * re.-*■nt dines*.
communist pmpagands, advoralintr

o’cloek at tbb hbrae of Mr*,
W e*i

Pr»a 'in ;

'ij

[hr Ruttim U E

T o -N ig h t

\'1

M l*. M«nh* K ot h** ra iu m ri
C. WTI*. it Urlamlu.
un.
from A*htvtllr.
(•. wb«r&lt; «h* art* o*n&lt;*d by w**aUSy people, and
Pra v» *
'iieeting.
lV nhkv*iai, sit**
k** b rrr »*»itini{ Mr*. S. O. I 'h m th at Florid*’* pr im i pie Industry, •1:jl» T &gt;1
(till
the winlri tourist, i omptising th*
■t her lurnmtr home there.
•o- ailed r ip ila h 't rtfment makes
Florid* hi-*
winter
pleygrouwd. CONl.MK. t n tlN A I. r i l t 'R C n
erner I’i. ). \ , . !UF and 3rd St
Hove eerit**»*si| a ? activities in this
direction. Sheriff Mr* lelland sail. le\ J..h„ tt- rnat | ItooE Minuter
1 hui h h b w l ■* «S A. M.
Hr alto leeim d that *everal a t­

t d a r i r t t Baptiat Church
dmO at i J O
e’rkttk at the

f t IfeCniM M

Wju IW -t h r t l S l m t
[Sit
Sun-Ui -..tuud, 10 00 A. 11.
*»t
F.tanci t Htc Nervie**, 3 :4 0 P 'h *
M and 1 tlfT p Jl.
’ •■.ns

F ir it

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fu r

the

M&lt;......hi tVur*bi|&gt;. H:#0 A

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l h r i .i v l t d. « ro r, 1 :0 0 P. M

• Ir.U- Stinson.
Mill

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W ed n r-d t)
I\ l R t \ 'k &gt;

ItR lst-* «*t‘N T

i» g r «***.

Mis* E li* P e in e , of Jatk ion - ih] ii a I rights at the hallo! ho a,
He, arti&lt;r,it Ism night to spend abolition of the ifha in gittir. end
e we, k *n,| wiij , her
iiarents. abolition of alt jln i I row laa%.
r. ami Mrs (' II I'raree.
This ir don**. Sheriff McClelland
reported, in older to gam the ne­
Fiien di of Mi*, (ieorre Kmeht gro rnenibr rship in the omniums!
will regret tn le*rn that she con- party, thus paling the ** y to Ii*
title* t-i be ill at her hum* in the rupt negro !a*»or ib I-lot Ufa's in
d ustiir*,
Mahoney Apartment*
(iovri nor f a t lion will he at*
pialeit to by n cnfmiutti-e of shvr
re
iff* * n d |MiIke s it t h o r it lr * . Sheriff

TUESDAY
The Qleansrs Burnt*j School
* W trh. Will meet at the home of
ties of Ihf F irst Presbyterian
tr*. E. K. Green. Supyar will be
erne* a t *:S 0 o’rlack.
th e AfiH an Claa* of thr P in t
SafttUt CVarch will ha** a HalInf e’tlt party at 8 o'clock at th*
home of Mr*. R. R. Pippin, West
First Street, with M n. Pippin,
tfts , Victor M ttanUa. Ur*. Hotel
ilfMabdri, Ur*. C. A. Taylor end
Hr*. tlr*dy Duncan aa hoetei***.
U eifbrrt a ir aiked to wear co*

nf her
t lo r -

M i l L Hand

ta n I

to

appo int

a

gtuiip of perso n % to he s tatio n e d
i at the state line of each import slit
, toad entering Florida, Their du
Shade ti#R will l*e to tpo'-tion .ill prisons
re the entering the ’dftte and T«« disronr
I Mrs. age them fnun enuring if they s r ime in s . eking « » k All who enter, aft**'
knowing the con niton* in tht»
state, are to h# told that p**lit*o
rs and end sheriffs will ertfnr r ih*- Kloi i
have da vagrancy law to
the limit.
Hat* meuiiiiig a jail sentence of from

» The Social Department of the
Woman’i Club will ha»» a bridge''
party at H o'rlork in th* club I
£p 'tp j on Onk’Aretuia with Mr*
K ; U. fhllllp* end MU* Margaret i
fla el* is hostesses. Kesertal ion.*
may ha made with Mrs. A rthu r1
Rr:pan.
' |
FRIDA T.
- A subscription bridge party for

to 410

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s m i \ L st\u:

h*» *a V ' to -IS m onths

T&gt; a n- ie 111 re lief i«i t Hi* c«wi»•11

iha tbeuaflt ,nf th* Country Club

tflilar
a . are
Ur t ,
‘me III

jrljl; be given al 2tJ0 o’clock at
the flab house.

Young Sanford Group
Attending Meeting

I w ill he ho mile i tn nui* It th** -a loo
m ating- at last ) - nr, Sheriff

h g O IM ,
User h o H *n U H r x " '

i ’hllanil aid. all tiansient- !«• h^
taken to ih** county line nnlt-R*
their &lt;■*■*•» a r&lt;? ,*f *igh seHo»isii*-R«
that imnit ihate r e l i e f is n i n - a i v

McLAIUN

Abstract Wo r k In
Tax Lien C ases To
Be Done By Watson
Mr eii'l Mis. tt C. Mu&lt;well|
*ml [nnuly »re uinvlnit tmUy front
tWIr fi rmer hr. i* nil \Ve*t Ninth
Street, lo 300 t e l Sixteenth
Strert.

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i tlii'w in * o f 4 .children'* Har'W kjj aftertij..n In
U1a At wok* whose

I *t$, U' wa». Th*
IpAAtiifbwd with
r*|*_ «•» Jh c la*fn
w * ;* Invited Into

. H « m a h i:th .'a*
." ajU/ltssk with nine lighted
1*i
.tWtwii i f th* canter
b* Uhl*. O th ft; rwftethiwdnt.'
Ifivsfl At thla time.
M sig v fte A .ld .1h r, with th«
r'gndyt w m r 'E e c h fn Stile*.
If. k5*h*r, Of*When Morrison
' Brpots. l l a i f .Franca* Har?»tly MofiIson, Jyw 1 Betts
t .Bfwskt »nd G eorg, Pp»n.-*r
snem-er aae,' aieUtml lit *u&gt;
Using a*d •erring the roasts
Its*- unrothy Britain and Mr*.

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to
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the bun.• *1
Wsft*u«h
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M o lin g

Funning a P*rty metnring to
OrUndo today for th* day war*:
Mr*. C. P. II*ndatum an,| ru e*t,
Mr*. R. A. Winston, nf Montgome­
ry. Ala., U r*. J . C. H it h 'll. Mr*.
1. B. Caghorlt.
Mi** Marjnri*
Ih*trllatlon ‘ v rv lr a h .r fir '.t&gt; » Cogbutn, Mis* Dorothy Mllchsll
arwly rfectad officer* wyre rva- rod MU* Shirley Winstun.

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n»itlinlly invit# I
Stirute) Sthw.l. 9 : l i A Yl
PiofeMtif t* K. M. Ku
ti|Mr&gt;ia
It'li'k lit,

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luntheoa ewtnmiltawt tail H r*. F.
A. fVirngy,’ m u *ir.' ,
Outetandlhv fc a tu y u at ■ the
gi (up of njewtingl .W rrr,-»■•« ud•tr.w* by Mil R s*. P. If, Ultlbh, of
A tb n l* ; th i.q u ilt htny talk* a*vb
d . ; h&gt; Mr*. ,W. |t, RjftrmtM*. of
JiiA eon vilte;'.th e choig mu#(c »n
TL**dny crcning and th r- male
quJrteU ,', corn jewed a t l Y 8* dm*i
sort J . Al. VUnrriphary Dr. iJL .W
Ri’tk er amt II ,m .e - J .» ctSaqs*.
which rsn- ersil m tisW l y y i l t r ,
nn,W *d»e&lt;day cv*nlny.
.
O is nf t&gt;* r.iuet lm pfcr,iv*
u r n * of the meeting* * i ( the
’eeidatial service c»niluct«4ft1i^r*daj| uthrnliig for Mr*. C. L YwIgbt
forViae p‘oiw*r of th e ayw, illta'.
end Mr*. C. A. Krulersva, ta U of.
flcdr of the orpanirsdnit, T i r tAir
rrry tt# th * ehunh had bten'dccpralrd with a profusion of w ilt*
ff-irefs. On ether ■'*(*’ quunlltlss
of rofe* and height rulOtediVltl
fluwsr* w ere u&lt;*d to adorn.'tho
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V* w u a s kiM rs. Ibw diesKV m u m Ism S M t H i U V l M ^ W # m C
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ducted iu a 'vary im prtu N * man.
aer hy Mr*. A. A. Uct^md. nf
Eartaw. The .'ofl.rwlnt nfflier*
R rfe inetwllesl a t (hi* lima: Mr*.
Robert Drwalls of tlalke* City,
ntswldeot t Mnu II. D. .C*piph*ll, »f

Among those from here attendIng the Plot Ida-Auburn football
asm * la JacksuntiUe today wereMr. and Mr*. P. O. Chase, Jr„
IN' Ml»*s* B itty ItuRo-e, Mau'le
D*Funiak Springs, vice-president; t.aka. Edith Wilkinson. Helen Verf«y, and John Ivey, Rnb-rt H. A it,
8am PhtUcher, Wallace Bell, Al­
lan R an t, IK. John A. Allison,
Frank Cha»e, an l Dr. J . N- Tolar.

WASHING BY RADIO
Chi c l i u he lew* am iisis trs
balsa tsaty huaday w e i i a t a* tka
skunk at East S a s a l J l n s t ai
II e i k t l . S e b je t Im Is s w i s * U
-W.dmttaa .After IWalk." WeOarsi&gt;y isentag s e n s e * whiek ad t iaa
cloJb te s tliia i. * - I t V i d i a i Sssl »e» healiag, wilt be kekl at (ha
aaw s hoick at atlu E 2*,| jtL al S

Ilad Dal-

nm+rj Fast Side P.-T. A. Haa
&lt; Meeting Yesterday

Place Your

Ccaiinlttea rhair/acn »nd grade
eteatiag *1 the E aat Side P.-T . A.
held D n r U t f a fte r no. a a t Ih*
ich *1 audiioriuia with Mr*. W.
H. H t«v#art. M iiU lw i a n l Mr*.
Tlvtaw Bp*«r a ad lfr&gt;.
IKntaal
d u ffard t*,k o a(aa*e*. Tli*
»ttand.'.itc* |Ht» w am »w a'Jrd tu th*

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m u u r u

m an

Th.- |«c. It. Iis U ( ta o ltd . r

A t llM take lira Ion «f the ton­
tine nf buflae**. a »n til Jlo.ir t a r
enjoy mi wV*n th * f .Uuwing proi r m . f W prase tiled;

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First Grade

Mrc. TUW rta Il* 4 a tA M. A«- ■ lLalWww’* * trading, Ellen Merl» -H *i Ca-e wVn ha* tarn »U: itng We .k* •
LONDON—Th* latg*
Plano solos, Mr*, tt. It. i'lpplw.
M r ; .MR B l - OjJando |»y mveihl
la
that
It U sentry!led ky
P la n * aal«k MU* AaashelW DpAaase wi l&gt; ntarw ka t Unurrwv
amp! if lets. It la capable1c.
U k «„ With her *Uu#Wr. Sir?
Aboot B a*n*at*r* w*ia U « l a the photo, the gUI al
W all*** W . Wright, at her koba

OUR COAL IS IN!

St

wa t l a j taachlna R b r c d above U i
radio—starting aid slapplag ky mea
washlar 1.0*0 pnitah a l cktkea aa
the il? h l U akasga starliny tba ari

hoadey. O c t O i M L
l.uke, KsaageUaL

at—I* &lt; m a s s i i A T : » A- M.
i k uck $ k * 4 r w a u
U slt l *aw sM M and S et*
►
•y Re lee. I I .W A. M.
Vu..wr h s f k 's S w s b t t i e r
■i 3W I* MAVON P A R K - Float m t U i of
( raps 11 a d afedppoA t n n M r , h a -

lag reteal U p .

Orders Now
Before Colt)
Weallter Anrixes.
L u m b e r C o .

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LAUNDRY

ATTORNEY

Fern City Laundry
M l Walee— Ne Chemical
A l Wart Co m In I
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Mika* T V u ln

AUTO PAINTING

DRUGS

LUMBER
HUl lum ber Co.
13Ui u d Hally
“We are at all (haea CU4
to aaafart you hr aay way
with yaw tmlMtafc aearfe'*
ZIP SERVICE Pheqp 1S8

SCHMIDT

AUTO TOPS

ELECTRIC SHOP

PRINTING
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Company

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Herald Printing Co.
Prialtac al

AWNINGS

FLORIST

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RADIUS
p h i L oo ’s

Automotive Eli
Company

BEAUTY SHOP

FURN ITURE

SERVICE STATION
Triangle
Service Station

GARAGE

SHOE REPAIRING

w kw a&gt;.

SODA FOUNTAIN

SPRING WATCH

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AMY

WITH M E - J o 7 8 * &gt;

attached to Um
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Fr»»&lt;k

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nd
Mr. H so tw u j i
"p teod " o f hia French.

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W h iu B n

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»uuprmidout and
• fro d im m in g “aoisU f «■ each o f the too
fa n ••▼•lop to t r ­
a i l fr tt* the world*!

LipTCH F R rTR i-l.W O N A
LITT 1.1 M OftgYftN A M T

OH M B R L Q f B S
lYOU R * A F t AC

TO D A Y- AMP I W |*C B iO
H *A J*T £ P - L « T A$E P A T

K , 9 P boat* whaUMr
M H I P t . to 'dewande,'
••tUomeat' or ony ether
the , .U U w ent
PPUy there are no conto he eettlod between
d America. Nona such

FOR
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VlHIH

th a t

TH t

GUY C B M **/ _

| yi&lt;w» f t t h a »lew to
aa»oa rround* for help. In tho pfpmollon of
o
prof ret* I d
th e
d o t . M&gt;o. day, tho pnmUr
p roeproat xfait to lh« tomb
■ V . U n k n o w n Soldier, f i l e
daughter, tho port ami chic Jo»et,
ml ahappin* pad raw tho sights
Washington. accompanied by

r*F-Mp** «**»•,

t t 4 , N N M n a '&lt; k M i u e « i

OfiaM,

tfm f»&gt;b0f U fra act a ambai-

(Man, f t whkh the
|Md hi» e»«dit .pool
m AOOnan butlif, U agar a meet,
the promotion of
7 on ■ world-wile

P b f for

mJ i

to the problem wm
ewu« of InUf-toverii*. t»m of tha rreot
wuftloo of the h u p
a#l|one ipond 00 their

?r^

l convinced that ctooor fins#« ^ m a y e B .jm } d ,h a » U B I"*
og the
deck
r ,M»)eetle
fttm raJ
whoopoe” cruise.
priserlple
Ipie of tho Bwhoopoe”
&lt;

iS m r s i* .

TR IA L
-re p aratio n s pajrm w a .hr
tany to th t alfloo and their
• a t*, op b a p
from Uio
UwlUd htaUo— R«i&gt; bo rented.
Tho proalJont war ready to de­
mand a tut In anpaponte la o»chante for any oaaomont of debt

MOVBB

B lA W tT

PANAMA C ITY , O ct 14. (A .P .)— Fewer than a third of
tha witnosaaa summoned had taatL
Vied in tho trial of Walter E.
H arrison.' 1 7 -p a r-oli confessed
■layer, when tha second day of
hia trial cloood yntorday, llarriaon is charged with elayfng W.
W. Sharplcsa last May XL

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Deck Offkers Ask
Treasury To Prflpe

xt u

agon Strikes Wegf

Iked By Japan
(Cpntinuc,| from Page One)
• »M property or Japanese j
resident, nut side the railway tone
1 ffa a**eited strain that the es
iHemsnt in Manchuria made it Im
ible to accept nny definilr
1 limit for com pitting the
tion. One, more he advanced
U&gt;0 Tokyo gosrrnment'a requeit
th a t Chins and Japan settle thsl
dtaput* by direct negotiations.
It we« noted that the Japane.e
apokesBiso .aid nothing about thprivately eapres.rd demand that
Chi as fftotrniir th? validity of r i
I* tiny tmtlliA. In tom f q u irttr*
thla omuii.mion
Interpretd as
▼uogrtss in lh.- Japanese atti
tid e .
Dr. Nie »«i mg China’s genrr
at acceptsiH-. of the council's pro
fwaalf. sai l the i hincae author)
ttoa m u ll welcome the assists nr.a fjg tp lo s tn la titr. of the Unit .1
States in Ihrir ,-tforts to eotsbliah
•ad nminlAin meyrily in Manrh^i
tlm behin.i the eithdrawing Jsp s
tTOi-|t&lt;TKtnis, tic- ,|i tiirBd, will n* '?
lu il'rtil tiefotistltiViN khilit
Japan ^Ktlr "tht? for**iifTi invn l •
in utill Irifully »i her *i»it ’*
Dr. Si# «I»pli»mi drlav m 1
troop t»\ftnjwhon a n d
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Mtmliiit,nu I**
nminnl un hantr,) m Manili ifit
Chinn, hr ^*11•I. a:i «ill»iu* In v •'
•V«q further lhm» lh.* pt •' i-ti-tn

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liana.
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i n s e r t io n o f \‘ i m imii U I r-• 11
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KRAVTCHINSKI?

By Maurice Ketten

CAN YOU BEAT IT!

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fCoatlnuej from Fagy On*)
ty were working A Udder they
fiad uetd to yet in the tower etood
against- tbe at) tout high prison
wall
Armed with a revolver, lh* four
convicts daahed across tho priaon
yprd and •wirmed up th« ladder.
Thruetlag the elvxtrkiao and thrtruaty aihle they fired two shots
i t While. One bxrilat parted hia
shoulder and the other g ran d hia
eheet. They paused .on the wall
long enough to eelte a riot cun
revolver and a rUU from tho
tower house, then dropped to tho
etreet.
Two r a n p *rk ej in tho yklnlty
of the prUon walla were eeUed.
Stoddard and Riabert .took penstation of tho automobile of Norman F rtla of Trenton, at pistol
point and fortrd him to drive them
to a etreet Intraeaclion where they’
threw him from tha machine and
continued toward Newark.
Wierman and McGrath ordeivd
the occuponta of tha second auto­
mobile from their neats and drove
the machine down the Lincoln
highway into Pennsylvania. At
LangbolP*. Pa., the fleeing car
clashed into another automobile
la front of a garage. McGrath,
taking one revolver, ran for cover
in a nearby field. Wlorman took a
riel fun, ran to a parked aatomo*
bile and ordered ita occupants to
gat out- A m»n In the machine
at a i tf (I to obey but a tool
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sitting bogide him pushed aside
tha muffle of the gun and rts
realntd coaled.
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Wiermin follower McGrath into
the atarby field a* chief of i’o
lice At Cooper of M onisville. N.
J.. arrived nn a motorcycle. Cooper
and • companion officer fired six
shots at Wicrman but all misled.
Whsn he aaw an itrp lin * circling
overhead a few momenta later
Wlernufti pressed tho riot gun to
his head and killed himself. MeUr»lh secreted himself In a corn
shock end opened fire on
tbe
poeac, which by that time
had
groan to a largo numbar.
As policeman Campbell passe I
near tha ahoek, McGrath fired
twice, ahooting Campbell through
lh#
. phote rtv aaM n h ii
hiding place sod , hit puraoeta
pound worn than a hundred shots
ia the aection where tho corn ahoek
stood,
S rrg t. Harry JL, S ch aefsr. crept
near Uw shock and shot McGrath
close bo the- heart. Campbell end
McGrath ware brought, to o Tranton hospital w hirs bulk died.

M IN N iA pO Llfl. o 4 . W . :, 4A jP.J— Unable t ^ i i t t V a TorJftL the Jury la
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HAN FRANCISCO, Oet. Hi.—
f . Foe hay, Mlpnoa poll* *roq»ol«r.
U*r - l A. P .)—From Northern Washing,
and ala gaaociatea, was diiehargwl tun to Central Californio and aa
yesterday.
far east aa Western Nuvadg, tha
fust storm of the winter eeaata
VKR8KLH INCRBA8B
held the Pacific Coast In lit grip
today. Rain, mow, wind, ami other
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■specie of wlntor arrived tu eosl
Pleasure vtseglt totaling M R rep- one of tho loagool draught periods
resent tha njuet regi*t*jr*d in the fur Csllfarnia In many years.
history of American yachting.
Htochmen. agelculturiats. inti
■iihera hailed tha rain wHh delight.
The weather bureau sola unsettled
GRAF HAILS FOR HOME
conditions will prevail until in.
rKRNAMBUCO, Brasil, Oct. Jt . I morrow. At Nachc* Paes In Ws.h— (A .P.)— Tim Qraf Xoppctin left ington Cascades IA inches ul
last night on hsr homeward Jour- j snow fell closing the new Mghwai
ney tu Friadriehahafen, Germany.
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TAMPA—Florida Avenue beaufa r hie nation. Ho ha* brought the
titled.
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Irig rates reduced.
Itp .Pfoiidod
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of • treaty under
died S ta te i would
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day untl tell vou junt how much you
run uuvr and why we are In n iMmlllon
lo l{Ue you flrstt cla n joh prlnl.ng.

BUT—
Thai helnx ImpoMtlhle tmlem wo
know wIlfre you nr*., because our field
of nronpectlve cuatoment coven* an
urea of aeverul mllen around-Sanford,
we take Ihla opportunity to aualn Imprcjw upon you that The Herald I'rlnt*
Inye Company produent- Job work of
any Imaginable varUtv, al reoaonabt*
cusU.

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with this line pf work, will call on
you and aaabt you .n planning your
printing and explain any other detail
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Io n : Christine 8toudenmlre and
Joo Booth; Junior*:
Hrlen Col
to rt and Ralph Vineent; Soph:
Mary Nick*; and Robert Knight;
Fresh: Dorothy r o o f II anil Jnik
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t t t e n quit* a bit o f homo talent
!■ M r tthool. IU aoy( that ho hoSerial Notre
Boro* It M fb t to bo iblo to
Mra. Bill* entrrtslnel for hrr
| l4» wttbln the noxt *1* or seven ton. John Bill*. Ill, last Friday
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Tbooo In It a r t : BUI T ir o , John When tha geevla arrived they »»rr
CoOtWr, WlUan Smith, and H. B. met hy Mr*. BIB* who lr*i Ihnn
Odbam playing uxophonea; 011- out to a largo porch nr Or looking
■Sef Stool* Max Rorabley and John thr lake. Tho pnrrh wa* braull
BUI*, play tat trumpet*! Robert fully decorated in arrrn lamboo
Teteng. John Senkartk. Narvry and yollow fall flowers. Thr lithts
White and J m Thompson ploying had ahailoa of yrllow ami l&gt;l.*rk
v lJln a ; ADon N agel and Jameo Hallowe'en design., living them
Dyton, playing clarinet#'; Raaeell tlf* porrh a dim orange |iur On
Odbam, add Paul Bigger* boating one end of tho porrh wa* o large
«t R. Z, Jahiuton playing bowl of delicious pun, h which wa*
ill MekeO W art, bate, and moat refraahlng
I * tween the
Ift, Sm ith at tho piano. dance*. #At twelve Mr*. Kill*
•ha (tbdanta hav* bean work- aorvrd a delightful plate of Ire
ard to put near till* orcheatra cream and cake with tiny cup* &lt;’f
ijw» with a bong. Our arhoel
uta and mint*. The guest* were:
dbg to hav* on# of tha oext
ihn Bill*, John Courier. Hrndrix
Brhcol Orrhtatraa In tha Lyle*. Ruth
I'rarman, Harry
WASHINGTON— Mr», Harbert Hoover I* pictured ab o v eaa ah* rrceivod a basket of flawerx from
Hchlfflay, Uelm ir Datlern, Paul four lilllt Child Health Crusader*. Left to right, David Carl Wltcovtr. Joaaph Murphy, Jr ., Catharlna
Camilla D* l *.
Bigger*. Melton Ware, Bill Tyre, Dnr»ey, Mr*. Hoover and Riibert Kaemmer.
Wilbur Smith. John Stanley. WIN
lltm darner, I’rte Higgins. Alea
Hl-T New*
Tho Glrl'a HI-Y will meet Mon Hhoypn. Fulton Healer. Christine man&gt; thing*.
FR A N C E* WILSON.
day night Ottobar 28. at 7:.10. All Htouilenmire, Pauline Mtoudnnilrr.
Maa must b« paid by that timp. Mary Maxwell, Jean laney. Fran
lUporttr.

jO w l n « l School f l r t k M r i
W#V* started aA Oretiratra In
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3

Reporti Will ba mad* on tha party
fo r tha Freahmen Qirl* and tho
fla g to bo given t.v ralie fund* far
tho Foot-Boll Banquet.
Girl* Intramural Department at
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Athletic*
•Tha glrla of Seminole High ere
to ro lf keeping up With the boys
far ntbbtlra. Thr Intramural lw
cartm ent eOniiat* o f an Admin(atretlv* Board. whUh tnebdea the
D lm to r o f Athletlre, In)ramurat
manager. Pneldent of th* Student
Coonell end. Senior Mantgera.
. Senior Head manager— Pauline
Btoudenmlre; Director of PuUlrity
-M M b llk r t.
Tn# Sport manager* are picked
from (bo Jualor tlatat Julienne
Newman, Hand Taenia; Helen ( ’al­
bert, Basket B all; Horten** David,
yu id B all; Loia B ritt. Tennla;
R ath erln . AH«n. Badminton; Lu­
cille ThoroWy, Tr*ck| Bronnlr

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THEY’RE VISITORS FROM VENEZUELA

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Coueh, Mar) &gt;rle Forrest. Camille
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Junior ( I
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Deas, apt! Mina Wlnnllrrd strong,
J u n i o r d a** meeting wan railed
Catherine Young, and Joe Koulh. to nriltr l#y the pr**i&lt;Ient, Hill
MARdARKT VAHNRR
Frenton.
Reporter.
The atinlrnt* were divided into
twit group*. I ami II,
Croup I i« railed "Red Feather*'*
Henlur Claa* Mreflng
Several m ailer* »f |m|Hirtance anil thr leader i« Fete 11itcsrlni*.
Croup II in c a Iled "(Ireen Feuth*
wer*. dlacuaxed in cl*a» meeting
rr V iiml the leader i* Fat ay
Wedneeday,
“To be or n it to be, that i . the (J’t 'ininir,
A rrprrwrntatirr from thr Cur*
queation In ragard In the Sally".
Tha xponanra and nthrrx in nulhur. tin l”KihIIhi|i Irric Company preiertteif
1l|T *Te n u t'at nit Irt. ravnr of it. a prop Bitiorr to thr Hi m which
**d It l« expensive hut the am- will enable them to make mohr&gt;
litlru a Srninra think they cuuld hy 'celling magazine* piihliihcd by
put it uvar. And they are gning to I hi* company,
Famphlrtn were given to all thr
do everything paaaible to get it.
There w i* al*o n di*ru**inn flu*Imt** of thr i laM, (Ir K s p lu r r
about the claaa ring*. Thr rla«* I hr Woihl of Jo b *" CJJ **11 iw to
waa diaaatlafied with la&lt;t year, he a -alcimaii.”
A rnmmiltre enmpoeed of Hill
ling* and wanted their* rhangel.
The vole waa three t • *evenlt two Tyre, Martha Ann May, Mprott
however, that they rrnmin thr lAing* nniJ Helen Ciijhrrt wan
aame. The ring* are very nice but rh men to *«e about thr Junior
there la nn Indication at all, except float" for Armiatk©*
Thr two group* together an*
..TK# Hophomore try.ru t man- the Indian head, a* to when the
ra ile d In d ia n * t h i e f H ill F m ! in '*
a g tn are, picked from the Hophu- wearer want to arhool.
n o n c|taa.
The AtmUtlcc* game with Or n»m# la MKlck a Ifolr In T hr
Intramural Athletic* are divided lando la going to he th* I l»ge*t Moon.
Control atari* Thursday m irnfalti^teania, with abuut |B girl* on game of tho aeaxun. i’lao* are hea . team. Thera are nine Intramu­ Ing mad* for float- and a Ihhi lire ioK and cimU thr n r tl week on that
ral team*. HI-Y team, Captain, pep meeting. Orlamlo, nor long day.
MRry, H urt; Blue Streaky, Inea time rival, had heller look uot,
Hophomora ( Ii m M rttln i
Sanford I* on the war path, and
Team pain; P in t P u M , "
“
Thr Mophomorr f'laa* had a prpilljLthlng* l&gt;ok bright.
atll - Beeond Perlurt, Dut
py inertior Wrdi^Rilay blth the
Feurth Perled, Brunnjo
| Nothing definite luva l&gt;r»rt d*. fpllowlnr officer* |trr*iilinff:
a ad West Hide, Krleiaoa
tided yet about the &lt;la.. iduy, Lut
Frr**lilrnf, .‘'t. Clair Carrier »fi.
Tbaaa team s-are playing off J aaveril have Iwen aelectrd and we Vlet*Pre«hlent:
Melvin Taylor.
tto lr Hind Tennis Tournament. will rhooar one of them and begin
Herrvtary Ctimer Hterle,
D el Powell, a real a tfie t* of th* Work right after ChrMiiiax.
Treapiur'r Flisat rth Methvin.
“ ■ at'' e la n , hold* the tchqul'a
Thl* waa the (ir*t meeting over
C l as* Mti i in urer* R obe rt K n iifh it,
Rlhgle IIpml-Trnnla Champlonahrn
whleh Hendrix Lyle* had prenidaxL *Mary* Nntrkel.
and Hlggln* amt Hick tun, both Hu Itama to be quite capable of
Sponmim: Mr*. J . M. Htinecifrdai th# " H * r tiara, hold th*
pher, Mr. ftodiunn l^diman.
Mthapl’e.
Djubtc
Hand-Tanni*
The Sophomore Cla** went on
Championship.
Huy! tan these little "R ata" play
F lp a fo rn Hand Tannlol Th* upM r alaramen are hoping, they arc
. B t t MtH athlete* In other aport*
aa they afo'ln H a w M m tlr, floph.
omoraj-Juniors aml Henlor* watch
otll, pr these three Rata will walk
gff with Ihre^ honor letter*, .and
Mgr ba tha trophy,
Jo in t* are given (Or making th*
U fm and additional p ilnt-winner*
d w ln * IhC entire ygir lit Irjtyatn in tl aport* will receive an Honor
LMler, and IRa ladividual scoring
t t o hlgheat gumbey of point* In
DM Individual point ayatem will
kcgw anled. In addition tn tho hdna r.Jc tta r, «- trophy. This trophy
Oh4.ll become the permanent prop•tty of Ike winner each yewr.
H ELEN CO LBERT
Athletic Manager.

KING'S ABDICATION UPSETS ARTIST

frtjft- Did Yap Knew That
• the flrat luu# of “The Celery
^ R m * publ|abed monthly by |h*
Boy’s H l-T, (»m * out .Thursday,
O ct l i t JffM Bill*, t ie Edltvr
tilth hi* atafff la to be fo ttm lu
Iciad on th *'M ittal auctcaa * f hi*
I tia rn wfek, aa unof Industry and study
» tthool. Report rania

DAIRY'

H. S. White

Biggers’ Dairy

Bank BuUdlac

AUTO PAINTING

DRUGS

LUMBER

Touch ton's
Sanford Drug

HtU Lumber Co.

“Tha Haxoll Slore"
lat it-Fo o l of Magnolia
.. Pbooc 325

“We arc at all that* glad
to aanlat you hr oaf: way
with your bulhHnk need*'*
ZIP 8 EHVICE Phoru 138

ELECTRIC SHOP

PRINTING

RandiUI Electric
Company

The

SCHMIDT
3rd

an d

F ren ch

AUTO TOPS
Spencer
Auto
Top

•‘

recunl a* being In favor of publishiiig a Sally IhU year. Wo Want
One! I
i
After the business wa* atfen-lid to, wu had an Impromptu pro­
gram.
Klulse Winn gave u* a reading
entitled, “ Klincr'* luial Beau.'* She
then sang n Blur* Kong entitled
"Would You Like To Take a
W a lk !"
It ihert Mauld sung a comical
song untitled
“Sipplne tidier
Through A S traw ."
Jam a* Dyaoq waa railed upon In
tn bring her comb,
sing a song, but ha kindly refused
because ha had a coU.
Carolyn Cog burn sang a song
entitled "D in 't Know Why."

AWNINGS

Police Find Bodies Of
Missing Tampa Pair

Freshman I'laaa Meeting
The regular meeting »f th*
PENSACOLA, Oct. 34.— (A .P.)
Freshman Class wa* held Wrtlnes- —Police annul nerd today that
Jay morning.
they had faund the bodies In BayThe rummittee (nr the Fresh*
man float was rhiwrn and Kleenot
Hirkson w a appuintnl chairman,
—A group of praple was asked to
meet Monday aftarn«un,for a t r f .
out for Rtunt Nlgbb
Tho tlaao decided to pay ZS
cent* a year rlasa due*.
Plana are tindor way for our
Haltewo’en stunt. Wo want that
loving rapt Say* Ike Bat*.
.Thu Rate ant beginning l i frar
“ E at D*y‘ l ( t Thoy w(f| pot have
to wall lea*.
y /* elO'peood of our qow P m l 'IeM. He know* hew to keep order.

Herald Printing Co.

RADIUS

STEWART

I’HILCO’S
Automotive Electric
Company

814 Myrtle Ave.

Oak and Second
Phone 238

BEAUTY SHOP

FURNITURE

SERVICE STATION

Powder Puff
Beauty Salon

W agoner Furniture

I.ulu Miller, Prop.

Vo B ar or Trade lined
Furniture.
802-504 Sanford Are.
Phoae 774

t

106 Magnolia
Phono 104-W

Triangle
*
Service Station
Park and French Ae*
Managed by R. J. Freeman
• ‘ Dad Jaat The Bam*"

Buford, Florida

BARBER

XIARAGE

SHOE REPAIRING

Standard
Barber Shop

Photo 601

Welborn’s Shop

W. E. Horne, Prop.
■ 111 a Pork

M a f f e t t ’s G a r a g e
»
Y**

1Equipped to la T IM cl
•pairing in ) h it kb

Park and Goamovdal

N e i l to W t o t a r a 'V a l o *

Guaranteed Repairing
By EsporU.

C afe'— Sandwiches

SODA FOUNTAIN
Stoodenmire’a
Cook Grocery
Beal Freeh Meat*

CLEANERS

INSURANCE

Schultz Service
EARL SCHULTE

Mode
land— Mlia Diane Crawford,

13th and HoUy

FLORIST

Cut Flowtra — Plan In
' Floral Dnlgna

ltdent, John B ill*; Vie# PresRay Be hoi* i Raerotary, CarCogbunt; Troaattror Hoyt
Herat Senior Oiiea: Ctarenc*
(turn and B .* F . O taeat Ja e *
oaat Cornelia McRay and
f Long. Bopbemor* Claaa:
ky M u .b a ll and John Dlgh*
F m h re a n C U .a. XUanor
yn and C har.t* Belt*,
yoaentatlee*! Hemlor Claaa
ta EatrWgo. Mary MatofrU
|4«Ha Rotith. Jonler CUaai
■Igglns John Courier, Maf*
M om . and Marten Hoolegephontiro Claaa; Carroll

A ll W o rk G u a ra n te e d .
Family waah n abbed I t Lb.
Ptoae t i n
Pondey'i Capdy KlUhen
Milan* Theatre

Electrical Wiring and
Printing of difiljjicllaa fcl
Repairing
Gcncrol Electric
* refrigerator
112 Magnolia
Phone 113

The Florist

______

" f strength, o l thr Rat Cl*** Is
actually shaken for oner, The on*
•toud over her felr -life It—Rat
Dayl
Dot Powell—I'm afralil they will
make me fed funny If I have to
get up there.
Dignified Senior—Oh, jm l art
unconcerned. Don't let them bother
you. '
I wonder how the dignified Sen­
ior felt when ah* waa a RatT
I, Ably sponsored by two popular
teacher*. Mia* Mibley and Mil*
Hhoemaker, th* Rat Clan, should
ylae to height* of glory.
LOIS COUCH.
Report*.-.

Fern City Laundry
Soft W *t*r— No Chmlcal

SOS P in t National

NKW YORK—Tha Kyracoa* Andean F.rpcdltlon earn* bach to
Naw York with a large collection .o f S.iuth American anlmata. Ptctuied atxvv* I* John Fnflejian, a Byracoao Boy Hcout and a member
of th* •xprdlllon, holding two * f the ■jefthriT-^*
. f t \,J *

la u n d r y

Mornlo t Delivery
Sweet MUk. Cream,
Batter, Battenalh
P . 0 . Bos 1SS
Phone Ande’a Store
747 W

Attorney-gt-Law

In tewh foil-bell tti* ftephomorti bats wukt t gaaao, tied t
■amoe and loot oee.gmwa.,'

the rrcant ale*.
Connell oftleero

ATTORNEY

ITS

SPRING W ATER

wmmm.

�\

hSZ im !2*'£ T3f&lt;»i

v*n#K*&gt;&gt;3boVC*^

P A O l F IT E

ce

F o llo w s Try
rom J a i l

R IP H 'T » l

(Coatlnuoj from Pigy Ono)
ty w«ra worhinc A loddor thay
|&gt;ad uMd to got In tho taw or itood
ogointt' the JKl foot high priton
wall.
Armed with o r»*ot»er, lha four
convicts darbcd across th* prison
yyrd a n j owtrincd up
Tb rutting th* elrctrklan nnd th"
trusty nshl* thov firod two thot*
a t Whit*. On* bullot plyrtod hia
shouldor *n&lt;l lh* other g ran d hia
chest. They pautod .on thn will
ton* rnuugh to aolto a clot
revolver and a rift* frort
tower houtr, then dropped la th*
stroot.
Two c a n parksM ia tho yklnlty
of th* prison walla w tr* raised.
Stoddard and Hisbort took poaMarlon of tb* automobile o f Nonman Fr*|r of Tranton, kt pistol
point and forced him to drive than*
to n rtreot Inlm octlon wkor* thvy
thr*
hint from th* machino snd
continued toward Ntwark.

VfiTH M t
I C4MIMG

ssd ih * n 0,n t Fryocbj
* "i» rr

m u *.

sur-

I obaUcU of liagoal
K

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i p n b

H aw

no

say*

itnod" of hi* French.

'**JrtV * p »
tfU e fit Hoots r anoifoaliit, on* of hU

E S S .'S
l» « •
wpr* diacnarlng -m lo.
•a *a aac|j of tho inn
.*•» &lt;ovokp to I
front tho world'*

OH M B B L O R R S
4YOU * S A H fA C

ha* It whate’ tr
M to 'doraandr^'
or any *tbar

.

Wteripan snd McGrath ordnvd
lb* ejecupentr of th* **cond sutomobile from tb rlr s**ta and d r o v e
the machine down the
Lincoln
highway intn Pennsylvania- At
Lsnghotavi Pa-, the fleeing car
crashed Into another automobile
is front of a garage. McGrath,
taking on* revolver, ran for cover
is s nearby field- Wierman took a
riot gua, ran to a parked automo­
bile and ordered Its occupants to
g * t suL A man in the raack
atailrd to obey but a lo a f
sitting ifttlde him pushed - ash
th* muat)« of the gun and re ­
mained ratted
''

” .th o , rlalc-aont

...
ra aro no canta ba rottlod batrrton
A rarrjta. Non* ruth
told purpura of th**b
r i * tb* yarnatU frank

v|*wp M b 'a rlaw to
*oa »round» for blip
la l&gt;« yfpoMtlon of
prognra In
lh a

.

Hag tie d sr, tb* pcnjnUr
• revyript visit to th* tomb
• f - t t i .Unknown Soldier. II In
d io ih U r. U« part and chic Jnaat,
••n» nhpPPtnc »nd SOW Ut* al|hu
Of Washington. accompanied by

. In - ^1 sn*7^e^F , 1

i

.

_ *Wdt Na h*»*or W &lt;w- m rata raa

b.

ORf approach to tbn problem war
nlo|C‘ lM u s f e u * * f lAUr-gavsrp.
mrnul dabti, born at th* im t

eo-opotn

—

i t closer flnth’o«ldt hasten In-

- . j.r«'tLHU*S ixn

B

departments a* a

O progrtu ' in tin- Ja p sn n o a tlit*do.
Dr. S ir ,oi. mg l.'hina’l gener
a l acroptam, nf the council's pm
peeslr, ta il tho I'hinree authnri
Mae woul I welromr th* anlatrnv o
gcjlkpiraentativr-. of th* lln it-d
g tlta a in their effo rts to *atalili,h

la rd m g

inft» y c w . B b

M rU °ra

CUr* told bint ropnntofy tb tt w*r
i a h . reparations
payments .|&gt;r [
O rtM iitf t* lh * alik e and U itlrl

of th * "whoop**" n t l l * .

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TRIA L
n iu iu i

MOVES
______
riT Y

.

iv l

u

-

u itM A U an hrap.* (n o t
th*
P A N * " * C ‘T T - 0 4 L **•
Unrtrd bUUn—n»ort h* ravlsod. I M J 1 ) - Taw .r than a third of
Th* president w i» randy to de- Iho witnoosou aunmon*d had U *lL
nrand * m l in *rm ejn*nii In n»- (led In th* trlail of W altar E.
ahang* for any tnaovont nf debt I Harrison. 17-yaar-old confessed
obligation* to tha United SUtea. slayer, whon lh* racond dap of
Bpt V fP T o rao at
*4 Bra hit tr ill cloaad yotterday. Har.
raigra .# }

flra'.Fropoh

ana coating

bafor*

*tntrara*ij,Irison 1* ch a rte d wttb olayfng W,

disarmament. W. Sharplara lart May ML

wa* that *f guaranteed ro.THl'y
-------- - ■■ ■■.—
far hi* natirn. Hr had brought lha TAMPA—Florida Aranua beau
qOSaUati up only Wodnsa-Uy Ip |m tilled.

g

i

S f e u g s

mlptary QT|irpdltam. the oymrity yroildrd by £ r array and
navy piiathe assured by *t&gt;r

T ti •*11 Cl p i Hurt*. I r i i i l m i
illy t r i l l ,
lllrawd, •* Hal n i l
(in m n a
h i d ng
cl r t liner- sir »1p t*i*t l i t l «• .11« i* I n ■ t c l l l f

3— A utom olitlen

V m i , Hill r.s. h I’ll Mill .! Ira h f f t b f
r t n i l f i P t l Mini i p u ' i i r i*«1 (i* n r M f t i l « n y
i Iriiftta * m l it*, in-* ml re A h l c h f u l l
pf
p n h tr
rtf
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m«v
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•
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■I* (■»•* wr-,1 Il ls * &gt;•f S . i t l f n T i l
H em lfiA if
» -• ii n ly * &lt;mi Ml.i Ira H i * H u n J a f I I .
HliAiMfi
i . 11111(1 J i n . g r
f g Hratiiltuil^
i*.t u t i l l
i*I h i a t ' f f l . ra In |l|ra C a U i n l Y
t't.iir i In .ii-r
In
vt.sVkf ••• *1,
M rar nln «l«
(• M l tl lk
b'lnl 'hlrl
ta M h III
11* • l a p
in t tit I It * 11 n m Hu* ilnir- tirarpiff
I 'ra I * &gt;1 I s* (ttl sr r i ;
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►*AS i ll l u l l - Mt ihs« E t t u l R

|*J29 CH EVG OIKT COUTK. Ntw
P a in t. N r nr R ubber I J i 5 . N ear
i i| |a lira! nl‘1
H a rld y D A in U o n
m otor
, v%* |M|tet •'» ly naw
■ itubllrah* tl cycle. Kiel L Soiir. Myrtle Ave.
.1

Cl* t It
thn ttiriti.il
I ilav *rf

COR S A IK

Kuril .Mn.lel A 1910

■spurt rnaH-oiei
il l tu w n
ft w ill* kkhi'i'lx. tru n k m e k, many
e c tr ii!' V alue I'TtO Our p rive 11541,
K ent M u tu i ( it Phune 17

,

l&gt;Hl I; t \&amp;d
ntsc Iroi-p.
11 ‘1*•( k t
.-C h in a , In- tl*&gt; lared, will m ‘ e
M \S i' I; K
agree to ilirerl ucgolialinn, c i i "
11* t I
Japan while "lliv fo m g n invu-l i
4— ItitalnesH r t o r r l te
It, 1*, -JII -\
la still legally -if her anil "
~ i
Dr. S ir itepliunl ilrlav in Hit A N EV 'S IHiCO STIIRE Pre
i &gt; i i i i ( in * i 11 i i l l i i r o f i i i *.
troop evarualion
and
warn'
*v ri |iI int t m a g ii ainr»* fitit li Ia iti
» in i \ i \ i i i i H i i 11 h i I i %i « I i i .
against the Jjnic- r of a lii-a-truu.
ill!
Ik k\|i t if M «|rMli% i i m ; ■M*f k n r. P itt iM P T J t* I i v v r i e n„
•III \ »*
II llllln k Ik ( l l l k .
incident «u ionk' a - i uinlil i-uia re
Phulie Itl't
I I II %
maincil un hanvi-,| m Miinilinrii.
ih
t %k
HI.OTKH • Irrigation
H l l . lir il.D I M i
China, h- -*»i*l ,n &gt; inllitu- t,&gt; t*-- i u n i : * I lirai I I I
i &gt; :n i n i i * i
tune- u,rii| tfi iH'i^l cem tnl work.
even further Ihun the inevin.in
i i i , i i i •»|; i • i ■in|.l f in ml
M m Ii* runi’iete I'u J K. Ter
of th e council's iimcrum
v »■
il I*,i. 11s(ralaI
witlegpr. Pmp 4rit «ir»il Elm.
Turing the Japune-. il umihl *-»u
i %• b i m . i r *
piny Kvrry mimii*f i.-Um fiic
10— F lo w e rs and PlanlH
^
fc fIiuk Iwlkki't'i* tin* 1wu mi

»PN#rtIon o f V i “ i m in t ( »•' II

th u t

tho British gukernmrnl i%.i* g r at|y rom 'irnni n irr tin* biHuhiiig *»f
riftiN w *.

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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. I L &gt;, T orbay, Mlpnrapo
•I lA . P .)— From N orlhtro Washingand s i* associates, warn ill
tun to C intral CaUforoia ta d a*
yesterday.
far MSI U W estern N arad*, lh*
first a to m o f th* winter aoaaul
V B 8 S B L 8 I N C B B A ii
belli Iho P ic If |s Coast In ita grip
tmiay. Rain, snow, wind, sail olhsr
N EW YORK, O c L ,3 4 .-r-ljL P -)- a.peels * f w inter arrivsd to rad
PU asurr veaseli to tflla g IM 2 rop- nn* of tho ferngMl draught p*itudr
rtarn t tb* cqosl ra g ls t^ W In the for California la many jsmr*.
history of Amfricnn y a ck lla g .
Stockmsa,
ig tU u ltu riils. and
others helled the tain with dalighl.
Th* woathsr bureau said uiraattled
GRAF HAILS FO R HOME
rundllions will provall until to­
PERNAMBUCO, B railt. Oct. i t . morrow. At N adtea Pass in W ash­
— (A .P .)— Tho q rd f Keppelin left ington Caacsds* II inches ul
lart night on btr homeward jour- snow fell closing tho n*w hlghwa&gt;.

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