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Indiana
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•Uikl K.-U” McKvwr.
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Georgia will brat Vandrrhill, hut
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i i - b u u at -------- - i - i r . Tka artVbw
•rary to hu vtattment
<Mna*d M cLaA* and rot by a large vcorr. Man po**Ilia tik te w * a w tajttn,
wifh **A tka
day that h« would pet acrlmmagc
U ' f c a l i d f Hlrk School will he th* factor, with M ’ hra'a hi. aquad any mor* thl. **v.«n.
r o U M BiA. » , c . u*t. a*
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*ta will I K thrlr flrat r**l t o y having Ju»t enough to o v»raa u ev kllkhas
nnakk s k o k <
hukluag IB
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Coach Charley Bachman gale hi S ulh Caioliaw i m ! ( k « u * vw„ ah...
•• np*rWae*d . football cnmi a Vandy tram trying hard to •econd an,I third taaau avae* than
ucwja* geamafe a
*•vr»r*tH.«« y*.t*edwji ho *•« pka>« iw rx til lot kAa
w ^ a j a r . * k n they larkl« th* •how th* world that th* Tulan*
w* wi di«a.
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an hour of trtiiMMg* agalnvt th* ■ l**ir r ’
" " u* ••Q»y- fcSb *g- aoogw gwawr k . t Spkark* kuk
U ttd n a D a ,U « U h
eteirn defeat wax haidly dratrrrd. . . .
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rivals,
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A T L A N TA . 0 ^ a . - tA . rik ~
fin. Th at g*mc Is one of
ih* ilahlv touted Auburn T lg * i» Sat
f ?y ,lm L Vwt ,k* »•*« Ha* day*.
from Ji'ie e . TWey r u »i«rv»W •-a . h Hrtt Ahrx. ad*t. of Vauagi^ ***>
MCa anurday in Jark.anvlll*.
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Ik* utaa
pa*drug
t»n wf
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It r a a w
done I |py th* Gator mentor I*
j.UMT. and. with th.- Introduction rl s. Ilhwtfi gam*. you know. .
j of th* tw - It- h«aviw* Uaa *a| V* *> airw-t Tulaoo uv Xww VJeteana
a - tka u iw W g t lfX k
i ‘, , *d aattral now pity* d«*lpa*d I* f^in't know what to say about thr c*u«e of thr toll in injured play 1 Hort I*, k. wviv
eon 'StUfk Ou
u h a w a d hk tkepparn, «tt baMyi^s
^‘pterct « « Ik* tiro * . Daytona r»rn rg li» Terh-Punlue fame. T h • •••» that It exarttd flam the kloii I « r«lv«l to hi* «
he
uu
' u*«tal attwatv .» bare
grown
'ba vara. IP" Mr- atrawanw^t
Iktilrrmakrrp s ir due. hut so id <*• *••• «d tail the Gator* have re
J»fl ranfMhil
' C h w ^ n p is p n
Ih* ho*. It aan thruu^k Xkjv- -,UP>
ha
. tfcst tWy will a ik f an nnuaaal- Tech. I Iwllev, Tech will l>vil I'u r- verted Itack to tt In order to ih- 1
•kilult'a vauwiavl tova If** X’rfnn- Uaaa.
•hie hy a •ingle point
Nulr* vvlnp their oifvnaira play.
I
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Dt I'll X M. N t \ u t.
J
r - U««l I M | *P It- geaaotk in tin 1 Tk a -artw*
Dame will take I'itlshurgh with
The fir»t vai.ity «i*rv-n wvv giv . Ih*lvhioen »ukj g.»t »o«***«v I'.r-U win bait «w*k. .khauth M l»* lh a t ta tevapt k>! gthrv hj»
out tioublr, despite the Smoky rn none uf thl* tough work, how
USI **Yf h k D iy t . pid^kw •Mtlhv' idaywa wkl| b a n twanw raw wi.hr urapvawtni a atatbuA a f tM vtllkU r this N ito n thsy hove
Pity t>nya having ptlmrH all year •trr. it their dally drill ronai.trd
•he va»-ilv iwtvrtkit afteraod*' !... tha trip t> Nka Uak arw.
of thrss of Ihtir four op far this iTJin
*ba gaatad <Ur»A ly go p— if ky.
. I’rnruyl vani* ■if a prulntigvil mgnal
prattle* «u ruech W a IU yr VYa t iilk d l ,|f
QU without much
trouble.1
a W t w a * attNP
fo-giw* fvattv giartHw lutou*. -■a«a
will heat Wisconsin In a a hit of u which ra t fulkvwH hy a .ha low I
the haivl W ud »•*! .* (• « tn|ivn.ik **fv w e t, iv apaallwd l a W n ^ t 'ba VlJMkU, VtlfW w M U Ig
tha Ora la .am* prowd U> hr
frame . . rhatlanootfa oufh t to trtinunvge againal th arruh uut
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•hard onn. ami victory might
'ha: Uoorgia Twek peak%>lp aau.M
| diap«»de uf l*rr»'’) lerian raaily .
fit
| He U bkmh* hr**- “ u Yritbajf,
V h k x r x x . Wat, *
a V bit.
IT# b»*n corrmlUil In that rentot
«!art th* hdh.amo Walt wgarnek
Northwestern, faring it* final
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kUrhtnin
annntincr.i
tha*.
b u lk w r r v a w M w <wt -wit v u
•d*t fumble* at Inoppoitune
th-GtvwaiwaN*hh-tt,
awaiar:
tough opponent, will il«feat Ohio Ihr (iatOM p (llitllly would Shon
It. They boy* have nut
K N O W I I Id: Tents, itn. ♦ * .
huvaw and Law-, gvtarvkv. t tiuga*. 'a*»b w 'a* , va-i .tan wuiiwwiaa
State, an I then it will tir an »jinlc •!«»n thr hiitHle •yileni again*:
different atyl*a of play In
Mlllua t n i'k , 1 o u k » «•*■ « tiUfiast xiul I h i u v , l a t h * ; Laokvv u d at h'lantw VWw, gwaaapw* with
feated team the reel nf the wav
.
injure! I l« tlthar BUliaua- we UotkiaHh. 'ba waaght> wmW'w* af dtw WM*Vfamaa a.alm t Winter (Jar- Tennraneo will slop Noith I arolinu Auburn, ami that tha ipjartert a« k duphum«»rw fuaid.
wouUI rail Ri|nalt fr«nu hu rv|H kh*» iu « V•filtakjy y i««k V 1«->tev«la<
la n d , Ocala, and Oro*e.
•m’ws t bwrry, itm r t w k a t : Kara t»ear«W K dnwwwM at tha bttnaev« n If Johnny flraiKh *••*• l»a< k lar pfmitioa Tbe huti*U« alow* up
«• bron dilllrd In thr fundabut 1: i hk nul Ih* I he « III We ahly aaj l v n . ua Kojttiwwk.- and P W - ■‘am tuwtmwrww V
into the iraine.
Oh Yeah *
th ironic t*Hi tnnrh. Rorhru« n
of ptch <o that if thwy
l«t tale hi- |»l.bae m » Sw- tiuvui* he •c. fuMNnk.
licvva. Ills IH«M Itam aho «|ropp«^! fore the N a#1h I'anU isi gatAte.
Ah.tv. wiftaiul ewwMat wkr ahn a arroaa another tram u«
D IA M O N D IIA 1.1.
the hint lit 1 aftvt |ha first two Ilaivef
« a M watapafyt W arn* W av tail,
I.Utaaam* »y.t*me, Ihor* will
the t«»l
ATUK.NS.Ga..
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game*.
M txcuaa for tarllar nu-titr*
on the Y«*| itfunL ton) «:art at
•tie »*,« (uathal) ptnvwv* www "duel a r a t a h w i»* & M K a -( -ka
lrnnir«lletely (itllowlng the ««»••*
Ifnmer .S#oy %lill maintained a •lusitri'ttkk.
»•
•* tbroOgh a h wgthw atuuaagw -oataroaw* w k t k %»t> Wa>"agw Ua
rer| at the Ilsntl Shell tomifht, slight Ira,| in the «|uarteib*«k tot*'
R
U r Ipm the unfnricen happens.
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,
yr>tacdwv
a/htiwuw a«aJnrt a ra- ‘-‘nn. watakaXiw ta »lut«*'**> uae.
ri»irt|idny |) ami the Sanford Her n\ hr direct i| the first
Iron
I k t lN I i f t lN , t V . tht. £ 5 - Tk* ttivv twtaa t-ving \ s tdwrtv«h !ue- w. Milfb-a ta aaiNkp, 'grar*w»« ww*
k:h Mrl*ueas will »U rt hh
aid t'oy* *lam *11*1 ball tram will ih'ntigho.i y n U rd iY * mon*uv»»s'
t'nt>ri-tty of Kvaluat) WVkk-% . wiattoan. W n ra J of tk* Btrihluga thu a wit w a r. « > piwp u at >kaf< Mta
W ff*l player* hi tomorinw'd
pit) oil the hku nhoiH front dm- whilt* Rokhy TTvoilgnM. Jerry srrnt *«n Ik*> thbsr«i«r i^slott Y
m i I ^ it* for h* rflllsee that
an
'
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T w T '* 1 ‘ ^ %
m«ind. T l ere two teatnd arc proliy I ithrrlond a>«l J»hnnT t’lilU i, <>th . IV I . pi"so. r u t u lr d kv the frssb- VvtppW* vwtuvuwvt ta furva.
Tuamlay af«-*a . * k aa«k Oakpa
dhmnra- tv
iH y •core will l>« to a h iff* ad- evenl|- matched Slid it dhonlj k«* a
*
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r
iir^al
rallinu
aspiianD.
irruu
KM-fp )Catn toy, OA keep «“4Uploleai diUhnl bin ntwrv until «/v t M b fvwtakk vaJaw o. tkak Ok- Urn"* a
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tapeelally with hie boy^
g«Hn* Maine
man*-«i with tho lortmil on«l tho i •Krir kst I sr«»rk *o pi»pomtbM» foe
;
the way they do about
ci vri»« jgailiat Ih*
Outfitl i . 1 tw»ir ifooja* with Yitgunn fidy rnuatv a w v'ara* ood ynut ww tut*
At ends, he will piobsautkuat 'ww-w.daw aftwrauwa b it
TrtMkl^fnl I, | prumDir4 kuphMHwf-, h%»t* SslUitU.'
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Tha ly* >u*aa tw naa*. ua wan kitv
•tart Smith and Preston, boy*
*kacra lately a wit watgawakak artk
son lightly i tjunH m
Mrrtm•
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hare opposite tempers snd
tha vtyhv at attw-k VarHja.hrIt * O iWnnwbtlva. akveb a m
mtgc hut will th' I a | iii karusAi
T ID T A If k O S A .
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N A S lIV ll.t K . t . * a . tat. - i - «\.X*t*-J ta cw.pt,>. bar* NaianJay.
aftlons* 1»ul ehos.lourage
YaiuWthilt ywwtMday * -wtiauad It(OUtlatency In th* fare uf any' 14
n>«n »'v »"rk .n u tisluk.
C oak Mokr. ptanw * t,-Juki to,
k ^ ^ ^ 7 u o T Z
D.
tiling
on
niiriioU
with
th«*
*fforta ta •‘w*top • top aakk
Itlan la rvmarkald*. At tar- ,,,,t ,,n' «-r C
u " rn " n A ,«
flr«t-tcom
line
were
Kog*
to.
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W
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hawa.
whMs«»b. %’tbwwah
Woodrow Kitrr an-l M«lton bam* * Hark. Including -.v rra l
In k e r foe th* tome* u
wt* *•
V ■* KiMintotn. halfl-Okha; Sib by
— — — — — W— —
tha gwawia* t a r ok bthm wk walit Will undnuhttdly «rt the
anj Hugh**, fiillUtk., an«l Seoy.
nan nwft ok
although “Jud.*" Rhar»n all.I 1
•piort ib rk. I.i the line Droylnti
uttttaaiad: >a
Rlaar ahow-.J rnou.h ttuftj
MKIIMK IB Y H I'N G l.HACM
E m b a l m e r s E n d C o l t o n P r i c e J i m o itTw^oww.
Itainhonl.
.<nph
gvoid,
roploreO
^*••1 Wits
watk to warrant th*lr apAT1IKN 8. Gv.. Oct. J.‘. ( A IV) lb»n Forsyth. rarsllv guord. «bo
r 'Mirante
flrat .t r m . « i . Tho
• tOkrd povltlnn*
povltlnr will piol*hly he In - Harry Mthir. hend f-Mt' >a!l i'»oh part In the •crtiumoires.
The aerlmimglng Irani-* wuikel*
^ lha. kandi of Kord llarrlaon and cnnh nl tlroigla. u nut yet HU
under the tutrloga nf llnekflehl
Branna.i, both Incxpart nia I. yearn ill I
Mentor Jo*. IhiUlnger ami t««*k Ok
* -—
n t h •ngioua |* prove theif •
ll'oatiauavl |rum Rg.-e Ltaat . ! .\ £ « C O K U fA N S - Mgt
> U ‘ ov*r ni.fera,
Cal.mafl, JOINH CIID Mill HtH KKtTKAM ufT-.nols# throughout itw Mwino.
la
g
llna
so**
composed
of
a thtuabika •
^
1.
Ktnnady, and Ill.htofl, who h»v»v
anj %hlr«V «tring fo rs in h
olih I tiro* i t v o r .owa.ii.ww. U a
^
% KwaJ M AStora- ok
in trying hard to >hovv th.m to
C H IC A G O , t>c: .'J
it I ' i
) background.
*
l^u Caitol, llrfrnvi- »tar with I hr Kelly. th*e M M r lion. Betk. ful part of tha -aeevtary-tvoavaipr
•**4* * A f ** cokkra t b h t 1 T t l f s
Minn*l|ulia ilnn In-t u i h n , vrv- U r ond Tr*.i Icnltl in the bill-log •i,*h I rtrM.itf.tt J, U p:mU oU*! \ l " " t t h^iwatark that llXly oulltacv —
—
—
glnp de| ortuunt.
Iritlay \ a* •iannl ly the Chi--a«>
Thera I* awl. on* ctator Habit
KlnriUn Ficl . the y.or-obi lea- lU ia l h M i e » acta we 11 ww „ k t At Ifai w bad htfta rJttrd tu tka w a b -------------| £ l « ' t c t Ika call, cad ha la that H 'amiml*. nf the American Iu* k- loi stadium, was the «»enn of yw* "*
with a p Up a t cohtm ta tha Be* t«k dapa
I f M a l r " l ’» h » r ' Kaanar. Ilia a> league. .
tirdov's oclivtlhr* ami the |uar
T V « t » v d t-aixi datarP kwat
•'aaO titadl a. Ill.fla a and Vartire avav rim, I tu th* publk. U '
pr*v«*d»>k »V f t a H M - U Xkut Mtkana wo*4awM T , will prwkakly h M t another
•tenia that old Kk-nitn. k'» hi. the ‘ ralMtag on **w nwntherv fkr- ( « '* U ablgb « a i t * g haab ga
rant, watrklag Ikl*
watting ground of Galur t**ai- *°'*,“ * which a *>«. nd-Ukk* v!*at la caupaaata Ik tka- kwkaw»f
L k M ( bap ga. and If lh*y aaalail- .
fur two doeadrv. Iv twing ahaiv- «*'««h>u o » w w an.I al>l Moth r l
af tha atkebnk at
H I* M ly half *f what tfcry at*. ,
dimed a> a prarlur firltl a* Cua k l° f funerary v r-m h irx xra* h.W
bakeo taltl wwwt July.
. i k f f D k* hard to *lop arxt ytcr.
l-akr Mary ruvnlmil. have Ivrcn I'a-hiuair. ehai.v. are treking Ik* lo*t halivrw adjourwaant fw* !n a l,
V a d a ib y V ikee ac* o( oaa dab
“ ^ T » W r at quarltrback, l.flaa rltrndlng a .trim
nf ruvlval gt.ater privacy nf th* *tadlvai.
ecu,
V a balk «w*rtw % W u l 1----------- 1 of
, lltalar at kflvta, and Ratim -riin v- bring » r urd ,.y |t*v.
---------— - — —
Wkil* th* m*a OMrtnkwva ut tho l l V t k hah. wlaca lbw tagfctaka.
at full, tka flrat-atrlag Fred 8t. A’lalr, G ro rgli rvaniolmt
S M IT H M tilths U V K K TIM K
rwofialW n ar*n| th* , i , b Ma the M u r uf aa o d M a lc d
aid. ougkt la aqual tk* *t the Nntar>n* t'huirh In that
.Mphrcltag a nwvliai p W « f«e t , aupply af t-uwatMh H V oVIf*ta t tk»t Daytona caa
offer. 1 community, In largu num trri. actkia*n rriiiwwad
t v ta^taaat A
r ' - ^ - x r * avawtiua. *Wc.,aj
i U Daytona ha. I>t!ltlt. a«id tiirdln. In Mr. SI. C-lalr. nhn thl. <• " V - r i V ‘ ‘ ‘ f*u
____ tabu ta>a « f iw ih a at lift* auK
i ba aa* of tha fu lra t kalv.a In nt irnin? nc|<l tint with thv revival t.utch -tllm w . Smith U w « . k l « ' ftHt, hokltn,* a p w , . n v .r.lm . at North Catullua S U U tk ,| ,
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I aaafarrarw.
<n far arrn on a •uccrvc. it would with hla guard ami tnd malatHL
tuttua w a t t f u o l UhaJt gap
iv
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Oak'
hr innlinjed until Nuv. I.
t w> at a 'S re l;. I n*wo-'* at th* bait uf I V cuttua -urptfly -u tt g a r
[T h a t thera w ill ba a laig* crowd
S i.tin l muaic i* hnard at ruch
r il-H l D S kl HAS I N F U L N I A
Mioaawauka Cdftr* sk u a t o - toe ka tka V m k w# tb. latatwwa t a t
' klord fan* on hand U almool nlih l •vrvlrr, beginning at 7:00
t V p wu«M tbiweVy h-*wflt wa tbw
. j for football In ta m t this o'clock, with Mr*. Kr*d Aiken, of
HlH 'HAR KJfT, Ruma-tia. OrL •fev lk*v w tra t<v*n aa ajl'aedU r
la itrongar than *v<r. Car* imliwn*. «o rhulr l*«f»r. Sunilny 22. —(A .P .l— klarahal PlWtukkLl’ 4’*
,k* '*.*•
Ukwa tv « m» af > « * k w V t t k a lt p bp
ba Waving Kara tv ary
few i icrrvlt** aro hcltl kt 11:00 o’rluek dltlatnr vf Polaitd, war wall y»a- *"*“ Stlaaa TV ala* fur tk* aatli- tMrPWtPPk
Rapa; ba t » tng b w Nona aaw*
,
itartlng at noon tomur- •tnd 7;it0 n’rl »J Tht< pul lie U In* I l*rd*y Iu be quIU 111 af Ittfhr****
and tho ehaartng a.ctlon will <lfri| l« wttend. Thu foatnr- »or- j and tu hav* a high It a ju n la r .
Tk* rtuabka fu-vaetil Uvavt
tka flrat of th*m. W* pradlct nton of Ih* raviaal "How Knr I* i
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n*«I l.'w-Vhma-a Aawwiataw
tg
af tha brat gamra ol th* **•- \el| Fiom Late M *ry?" will lt«
JA C K S O N V IL l K -J a k a
Wgl rota pored o f t 'v Waitiag iwor tk- '
•ltd advlr all fait* In g» to drlitcml tnnioirmv night at 7:AO! Dr* Kurnituio Co. furually open rU aa *f tkkw .tat*- h t* , V , -m
• i - l to »ee th« bnyi In action. | c'clnek.
j c»l at t^l Bn,a I St.
oxtvt.ar* far o w n y a w s aa-i it* 1
u
*p lhay laarn will comi I " '
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auraih., hip. kht rtwadil* wuuMad r Z T J L ’ r T a T a
; n n t w rrk when they go tu
•aril a . » W a
ro p o w n ia ln ,,
till* to take on Andrew
* u»- Tbln U aal Chawg MkruA V
0kik.Uk
, an# o f tha major turn* of
flr.l tU w IbkbSaalMvt haw maaatarw » ( t V w atalU ta a t t k - '
.7 *
^ ‘ « S J * " * W k ra*«w «*ui, aatk
i*tv. but that It will a d u V
vrwio ( it « a a
ruk. uafiuiled bvcauw*
ht<t la tnJfealad by — gg- u k t u V fcg tV ig
K M only il|kt alnaw*
l»>«a a "awVerity a f gj* abukurw tpqr af aaarw tl
r*h, and mluvd out m
<*h.. have iw M am d t k i r . k i i '
My an Ik* H jiw aw an vbcklarl wUb t V rtl, a k l da
t i a a t , jalap* Ini* lk<
V e k S n f . p*u*V
( AACESVHtttkJUt-JV^
[ content afiln Ibla wuk
tk ia l t m u a t b fug t v a-nr p W ....ta n g V w a*
M k w llat a( “ *u**t“ m
xaatlaa t a n h**r* ta* ,kar«a af a n a a i ilb LavkMw a*
L T a llin . Ik* I'Uk-Tk*W - C KpWbaaa. H u b L H i Bar- K V * a U I t A ^ V r
i Hal, ha W(lna hli pokjr dr<l»rl«g Ih.l Vtl*
l » f limplrrd ftK.lb.ll I .
U A n ayl AIW* Ruth and
lay will find I M f faalhaU
dta.lt* Aray'a ttlatan
Oalneiville. . . fkl.......
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Chicago, old t
hap
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— Coach I hack C -11lex* g i r d a l k l
First Varsity Is Given
Rest in Preparation
For Aubnrn Battle
WWtfcwt I
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Convention With Tnrnst Ueomrion ^ ftrtt’
Election Today Talk To
ir::;;. *v,k•
RevivaPiHt Services
Held In Lake Mary
TENNIS CHAMP’S BROTHER
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Talking Seminole
S n t e d Herald
e a s in g
The Florida Times-lfnlon. pays a glow
hmann, in cc«nrnentlnf^«n,ilfl ,relCntJdh a#
• Seminole County Chamber,if Commerce* hi
ly to the wisdom and fotcbgfll of Wmlhole (5
who were witling to tax Ihenuelvn in Infer t
jnann'i service* might be obtained. After poll
Lehmann's splendid record with the Orange Ctfunty
0
Cham
ber of Commerce, the Timea-Union. among other things,
said:
"When Dr.-Lehmann wg» being considered dig tha of
fice he now holds by election, the question wag hot. 'What
.ean
d o r but, ’What has he done 7* The anawel ip the
latter question, that waa of immediate ImpdHdlfct, decided
thh matter. What he had done, and not whit he proposed
doing, wae the main thing if not the only U iM f tM L was
taken Into consideration when the Seminole Coqaty Cham
ber of Commerce waa engaged in making, selection of lu
Jecrctary, .U W r, It Waa presumed that What.he had done,
Dr. Lehmann would do again, this lime for Seniitole Coun
ty, and also, that it was entirely possible that he would do
eten better than, that which, previously be had performed,
, .“ Artyway, Seminole County ha* a very capable secre
tary, in ita Chamber of Commerce. And because o f that ad
mitted. fact attention is being directed to that county as
never before,, except, perhaps, in the matter of it* celery
growing Industry, Even that outstanding Industry is likely
to be given nWe of local and general attention than In the
past because of the increased prominence and value to be
given to ..It by .the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce
under the direction of its secretary, stimulated and aided
by the member? of the organisation, through their efforts,
unitedly and co-operatively given.
“Anl hew, in <he co-operative support of Its secretary
will ba the success or the failure of the Beminol* County
Chamber of Commerce. If the entire membership, from the
beginning of th# work now to be undertaken, gives ith
whole-hearted support and assistance to Its secretary and
K
BA FP STEPS—The atepa of a
•id tnan are ordered by th*
erd: and he dellghtsth in his way,
-Psalm 17:23.
t*BAYER- Order Thou my
»y. 0 Falter. 'Make aiy will
HORSED OP
MOJAVE
THE
r o w i n g C el
n Speech
(Continu'd from Par* Om )
grower, merchant sad railroad
th* fanner. , j .
iy ,
Barry M. Pspworth, pimjds.q. at>man, lit it whom it i vitally inthe coanty trad* body, M W t e I ferreted, and who aboold work aa
th* dark pktar* which M r .'U o r - on* ia*tend of nypaaiag ana aan*r bad painUd. and predictedI ether. He aakad that «*W7 Hrthat within *0 years. SOJMQ c a n 1ton praaaat a ^ a a M m ttady
af ratary would ■be ablp |ld from1of tba iltnatbw akd do everything
thia taction iaatawd of *,70Q *a fa bt could la dltpel HCrios of f real
bow tha raaa. “Tba solution e f all1 artlth to b# made hart, when tka
M*r. ffiw
a—Pi■ll.
p--—
a r■ twuiklM
trouble*,”** M
Papworth
1 troth wan to tba. Contrary.
•aid. "lie* In proper distribution
|
Karl Lehmann. aoerttary of tba
ef th* e*t*ry. There art th m w n d i
of eitl** ind town* where eatery Seminole Coony Chamber of Com
li i i y d ■ laiary, la aoiao cw a i merce waa Introduced U tha gath
unheard of. Reach tkaae title* hi ering. and atkad to ttU what tba
■om* way. wnd tracks UgoMatemt| trade body'* plan waa In regard
, to the farmer*. Ha told them that
th* country and d h trlb q ta , sour
produet*. Thit’i tha only SfaHUou.'*>th*y bad no plan, that tha trad*
Mr. Dorner began kb talk by body wanted It kaow what the
telling hi* hearers, isiaj (V i farmer want'd dona, and wheth
them new to Seminole AgrttuUar- er tha farmer WooId help to do
*1 Club meeting*, that thMarg^ti th« ttyaga toggaatad. lie again
ulion had but on* aiui, fee contmon rood of the grower. "Thl* U
aa organisation open to kH (M
grow*!*,'’ he «ald, “and w* do agi
lean toward one or anolktf iMrJ
katinx or ahipplnc aga>J|A*MN
aim* are always in tha direction of
Improving the conditions li aware
branch of tha Industry, sag,Ww
eerely ln.lt* you to bleSMe tW*
Mach of Mr. Domdr'a Wga yag
directed toward th* ru in e d in
terests, decbilng that ”1 Want to
try to show them the-tree eondi-
T h f lr hoove* mad* a thud and
hlaafitf like th* ghost* of
f j i ware* that orteo broke there
Aa suddenly out of tbo darknaas
-W W hone* swept rear Ik*
ATTORNEY
DAIRY
H. a White
Biggere’ Dairy
Fern Ctty lAiuiitf
Momlitg Delivery
Sweet M IR Cream,
Batter, Batteraiilk
P. O. Bex 133
Phone Ande’a Store
747-W
Soft Water —
Attoraey-al-Law
SOS First National
T te y ram* with tho burry of tea
ware*, checked, trumpeted,
wheeled and played,
Ahd their mane* In th* tons of the
night wind with a mist of all-
AUTO PAINTING
• rer ware anTsyed.
WUd hor»e* of the Mojare, playing
iftder Ih* moon.
moved from tha frel|ht rata au
thorisation order.
l i t concluded hi* 'ilk by say
ing that it waa hi* personal opin
ion that tha reliroadi could reduce
tha present freight rata an calory,
LUMBER
Touchton’u
Sanford Drug
HIULunllfcrCd.
"The Rexall Store"
(arora which bar* apparently been
granted California growers by
gorertimoot ioUraata during Um
past year*, In an effort to prove
that Florida grewars war* bsiag
discriminate^ against.
Rafarrlng to th* railroads again,
Mr. Dorner, declaring that be had
no intention of easting any tettetlion* but was nwTaly trying t# ice
forth aom* of the grower!’ griev Walther re* Mumm. H* shot hfinance*, a*Id hei touUl net under- **lf ahar*.,*** heart Wednesday
ataad why so lltil* had bae^tMn*
In floor of th* farmor la tip sec t L S 5 , ‘ s a r "
“ *
tion “which contributes . almost “ t am detag thja beeiase l no
$3,000,000 yearly to tha railroad*.’’ leagor wMh.M Hva." said a note
He conuaanUd *n th* condition M panned. Physicians said tiers
of •pur track* and read* leading inn little rhaaca h* would recover.
to them; an th* variant^ in de
murrage chargae hare akd in He l* <9.
HI* recast yaal* were marked
by aakfortaa*. U* ted bren living
toll of ,n n n , ..lu.. p.ru, ! . ta a yooaUng house and working
8* Will Rina* aa an obscure eusjBtasr'a man. It waa la atxk tranga*tion* tgat te lest tte last of hi*
one* great fortune.
Vie* President Curtis danies hs
has any intention of resigning.
Ill prefer* being * perfect nonen
tity. This U tbs first time ba’s
■<—da tha headlinas ilnr* th* LongWerth-tiann controversy.
lt-becon.es apparent that th*
fftllurt of tha rtllroadi to mcutv
an Inerta** In freight rata* may
idtttk ia a yeneral redaction la
wages. Tte Intareela of tka farmere clash with tha IntaratU of th*
taUread men^
' T B l kareh left hi* horn* Ih Oar-
K»n*y Of Maw Yarfe with whom
ia ha* had a number af polk*
wt-aapertencas, at a ktgtteatrj.
I Wlret night" 0 . 0 . g trs ty i*
t leaned • * * ' and Mhlahi* ear, “ This probably
13th la d BeOy
3rd and French
let at Fpot o f Magnolia
Phone 323 >
AUTOTOPS
ELECTRIC SHOP
PRINTING
Randall Electric
Company
1
Electrical Wiring and
- T h C r . ,. t .
I,
Herald PriliUngjCt
Printing nf dWJdfUM U
Central Fleetrig
Th# value of cotton baa risen
fifty million dollars in tba post
tan days. First thing you know wt
won't hare any depression.
«k la Polka rommUelot.tr Uul-
Fawdyr’a Candy Kttclaw
DRUGS
HeptUHlig
coincldaotly aat
ah
FaAUy wash ffsUW l l IX
Phone g ilt ::
T
n * Kirel
Ulreat
Wracking
raw, a* Harry »apwarlb call*
, la about to b* thrown for ■
Taaas tiuinan
CheaticaJ
-*T »
“ We are at aiTU »sa ghJ
to aaakt yon in m y wgy
with yoifr building needs”
ZIP 8 KBV IC * PheM IIS
SCHMIDT
that was namties*.
— There la ■ dark lima coming,
Borrow and i ( t will come
soon.
But beauty la cans to rvmsjabor;
how in tha n llh t on th* dsrert
Wild horeea of tha Mojare go playlag under tha moon.
Adelaida Wltaow Araold.
LAUNBtnf
.Tomorrow a tag day will be conducted In Sanford for
tha puipoag of ralaldg funda with which to Rtttit th«
Florid# Children'# Home. Wa know that, time# arc hatd,ud
that thare i n few among us who will not miaa gain tha
small contributions which w# Wsy give, but thar# is non#
who ts so bnpoverishsd—and ws might add, no hearties#—
that hs cannot make the personal sacrifice naeeasaty to
halp give these unfortunste orphans the best home which
Is svsilsbW toJhem. _
, , v
5tD,
TWENTY YEARS
lui.—■
want* tte
UaiUd
promlee t* com* t* ter
»* that country become*
ia war with another,
promt**, sign.* treaty.
S t r a E . 'a i . f f f i
farad la teriag car* apM
the district; an tte ‘Van.
twitching track* com!
Rands Hiding “where i
dag tmk traffic la d*
minute* *1 a tlma.-whel
redd could tor* built u
« name U waiter da Maatai and
g M th* maaufaeture ef tte
lyM ygga tl^k »«d a him Interna-
When lb# »kr began* he went to
irduigg te right far, M*
m
AWNINGS
Hathaway’*
noM
FLORIST
'
8TEWAIJT
’
PHILCOfl
., M « . 0 wid q
The FloHst
AufcbMdtlVe B)e
b e a u t y shop
FURNITURE
Powder Puff
Beauty Salon
Wagoner Furniture
SERVICESTATION
,.
- - T H a n ftltr
V i B a r i f T n td * V t * i
F u rx lttra ,
Lola Miner, Prop.
I N UggnoUg
802-304 S ggfb rd
Park aj4 Preach AH",*1
Maaagra h# K 1 / f i W i U
•fUA TrereU
A rt.
Phone 104-W
BARBER
oarage
Stunda^d,
Barber Shop
Phan# M I ; .
Maffett’g Garage
SHOE REPAIRING
Welbom’g Shop
"E qa lm d to i s first eh
G n iu ls U 'BcpaJrktg
By Etpartc
•
I
. S t o u d e n u iW a
Cash Grecsry
tUMagkim, presideal of the
-
Service Station
Groceriei— Meats
AGO
th **- * \
RADIOS -
• w
attract
ArekJa, B*U*.
... mgSrttm...
Uj*
A McKte
Charles J.
vlollaht,
rcagosiaMe n M . •
«• m
SODA
m
jm
,
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F R I D A Y . O C T O B E R 2.1 1M1
Many Visitors Are
Attending Synodical
MRS. LANGLEY AND MRS. SCOTT GIVE
TEA THURSDAY A T LATTER’S HOME
-
- ■ -
.
Entertaining abdrt
1 K T of|
their friend* * ith Mi* ,Vf*
> »! ,h*
leading eocial event* ef ih# « « •
M i, Mn. WUttem H w n Scott
u H N a f . M
u
im t iir
•mr* heat***** i l i j l N
liven
T W v l i j o /U n o t* M tk* home
ttlcw at V *» of the former on Eftkitt Avenue
<■ Mayfair . I l k the feature d*eomtkn* beIn* , rtieptey of the
painting* by Mrr, Scott, ra e n t
Uhich w en the lbre^.otl paint
ing* which were 1 Warded pritv*
at-?!-8-
bat y«*K
sunth WUlt'Clrtte Mouther Two in
fmt»e. ClrtW Namher p m
will
•^.VS-GK
“
The Sunbeam Band ef the Pint
o v tn t' Chnre^ win meet at 3:10
Vteete a t the ebarak
The Truth Seeker* Oaaa of the
iy»V Mc^hodiit Chorea will meet
4 * oiteek at tha heme of Mr*,
f t p M r Cram on West Fimt
. TUESDAY
!TBd Gleaner* Bondaj School
C Larch w ill meet at tha h o «u of
Cl}*e
th* / ir a t Prmbyterbn
Mm. E . M. -O rtm . Bopper will be
(eitad a t o -io o'clock.
jp T | e ’ A tartan Clae* of the T i n t
■ F y tL t Churrh w|U hate * (tatfo*Fem party at A o'clock at the
of Mr*. R. R, Pippin, Weet
PteM Street, with M iv Pippin.
U h l1.Vfiriae
tf sf Xnlta Ua*
It***!
Viete r M.'LAuIln,
Mr*. H
aul
aheii, Mr*. C- A . Taylor, and
Otady DwocaA aa host*****,
m rt 'hlY aakeS to wear C O * .
<‘ -i.
■1 TiT
•
* iPnrmlng a' t -lt ^ f e tatting for
the display of vdetara* were the
qttdatltit* at flower* and ahnibbery arranged abaal'thb'rooms ef
ter*. & e tt'i horn* w ^kh
were
nptaed ciuulU for tR* occasion.
The ilrawtni reom - waa l i m e d
with la rye i u ^ i end.bftakita of
brijllant red hihUettt while the
reem when punch wet served was
decanted with a yroAmbn
of
gdldenrod. d*l*U> amt other yel
low fall flowers. Th* Other room,
ewre made equally attractive by
other artiette flower, arrange
ment*.
‘
The rural* were received I I
the door by Mte, J‘, <3. Sharon,
Mrs. -ft. A . Newman, Mr*. E. J.
Holly and Mte. 11. 8 . U*>> and
then usher id to tha radrtviag line,
composed of M h . Sentt and Hr*.
Lan|ley. Mrs. grott mere tee the
occasion a eel ret afternoon gown
which featured a iqugrr neckline
and short iloeera trimmed with
lare. Mrs. Langley's yown > u
fashioned of pale Mu* chiffon,
made slant »lmpi* line*’ and fin
lihed at the deeolletagef With row.
of silk rcro lare. '. i *•' . *
A im 1*I n* the hoetex*es lo entertalnint the r p t i ; , la the
drreln* room were M n .! Henry
IThh Soelaf Dopwrfmenl of the
i^oiapnU Club wl(l have a brtdgr
>#rly at ft olteck in th* club
•4 fcs'eir Oek Avkao* with Mr*
X. ML Phillip* and Mb* Maraaret
aa bo.tr*a«e. Rwarva! iona
fn -made with M n. Artbar
.1
W / ;:/
ZMdnats
Hoyt War*.
- In t># reeeptloa
Mi*. A . W. Epp^ Hr*. A . C. End .
Hi*. U « . Eox. Hr*. John L. Gal
loway. Mr* W. D. Gardiner, M r.
Frank J. Goncatet, lira. E. M- Galleway. md Mi*. Harry Heererv
Al»o Mr*. W. C. HtU. Mr*. ».
D. flichleyman. Mr*. E . P. llouiboller. Mr*. R. J. Holly, Mr*. E.
I. Hoy. Mi*. J. r . Hatch bon. Ur*
W. Canth-n Hutchboiy lit*. D. L
Harper. Mr*. I , P. Kagan, Mr*.
Edward Hiftin*. Mr*. J. L, Hurt.
Mi*. J. It. H lntum bter, lit*. S
K. June*. Mr*. Geor*a
Knight.
Mr* r R. Kirtley. Mr*. A. W
Bnov. Mr* R. F. lane, Mr*. G I
U u r lu , Mr*. IT. G Lewi*. Mr*. II.
J. Lehmenn. Mr*. J. O. la nry,
Mr*. E. H. Lancy, Mr*. Howard
C. l-ortf, Mrs. J. G. Leonardy,
Mr*. A. 1
Lte, Mr*. William
LeffUr, U
Sherman Lloyd. Mr*.
Lnvr.
W T . Laird, and Mr*. F..
Mr*. John Woodward and M r*. H
X. Love, of Quincy.
A bo Mr*. John Mei«ch, Mr,
John Mei*rh, Jr., Mr* Edmund
MeUth, Mr*. Joe Meiech, Mr*. I
R. Mason, Mr*. Q. K. McKay. Mi*
Walter l„ Morran. Mr*. F. M
Marler, Mr*. E. D. Mobley. Mr*.
Panni. S. Munson, Ml«* Finnic
Reba Munaon. Mi*. John K. Mar
Donald, Mr*. L. P Mct'uller. Mr*.
G'-onrr W. MeRnry. Mr*. G. Kmmett McCall, Mr*. Frank I - Mill
er. Mr*. Elton Mouehton. Mr*.
K. A. Nawman, Mr*. J. T . N*why,
Mi*» Emma <>w*n, Mr*. Mattie G.
Pace, Mr*. H- M. Papworlh. M '«.
Floyd Palmer. Mr* t>amu*l l*uk*
ton, MU* Margat.l Peter*, Mr*.
8. I.. Pei kin*, Mr*. A. M. Phillip*.
Mr* Raymond C. Phillip*, llr*.,
Wynn W Potter, Mr*. C. t„ Park,
of Maron, Oa, Ml*. F. K. Unumillat. Mr*. H. \V*yd, Iturker. Mi*.
Roland S. Read. Mr*. J P. Ridge.
Mr*. A . K. Ruesrtter. Mr*. II, M.
Ktimbley, and Mi*. J G Shatnn. ,
Alao Ml*. Ja n e H. Sm ith. Mr*.
R. A. Smith, Mr*. H. U. Hhinlmlaer. Mr*. O. S. Salman. I»r Vir(Inta H(ieneer. Mr*. Itayt.m Stoner.
Mr*. Roy F. Symr*, Mr*. Karl
Schvilta, Mr*. C .««*ndra Schulte,
Ur*. R. El Steven*. Mr*. I> l * '
T hraaher, Mr*. W J.
Thigpen.
Mj*. W . M Thigpen. Ml*, t
K.
Tolar. Dr, K »«r;* th Traey.,M ra.
W. H . Tunnicllff.
Mr*. J. N.
Tolar. Mr*. Cairoll F.. V arner,
Mr*. Alex V aughan. Mr*. F. S.
Vernay. Mr*, n. 1. Whitner. Mia.'
B. F. WhUncr. Jr.. M ra H « .t y
W l«ht. Mil. Ralrh B. Wlyht, Mr*.
Hal Wight. M r. George L Wit-
mer, Ml*. Fre.1 WllltaMjl
Mi*
TODAY IS CHUT'S DAY
A ttending t *r
ni'M
iIleal a t t h t
f i r at rie » t.v trn a
Church Kara
this weak are . . r ;u delefate*
arnt more than %*t tj*.,ton» frora
furm undinir !««« n
i itira. Sjriw
vmJ i. a I office* • ■» .«i i tuiance arar
Mrs Knhert X l» null. of Maine*
jpitjr p w iilrn t; Mn A. A. M?I.« hI
of fl.it**.%%
lira . 1. W.
Wiwnelwant, .i»' t|ijinr y ; M n S , II.
Rk f\ of i •i»in o . v»111*’ Hr*. It. T.
W ilcot. .f iirlam h.. Mr*, (leorgo
E Whi *•, * IUn*tnnf*iii; and Mrs.
Phillip Jon.*, m) Mikfnt, all >icwfre«i ent*. Mr i jo n n Morri*o«i,
of [-Akr'nn.l *r. ..-i»r>. Mr*. K. Cl
W as. of Mi.inn
t N i o i n r ; and
Ilia. Alex Mi Phrr*nn. of Tampa*
h h t vnmv
Among .ifhti im p o rti n t dele
gate* ni» Mm * It I <nii*e W immI*
ford oi M IV et4ktirg; Mr*. A. T.
Main*, of iwcktnrivdlt*. Mr*, Modr e Cnrnp ell, of Pon’Mtr-olS; lira.
H V i I.* ' ' “I.I, of Ihd and*, Mrs.
f M Hr on »i, of Miami; Mr*. U*
L Andrew*, of hck<onv ilia; Mrs.
S K 1np« of D iU ndu; Mr*. H. A*
I i m \ i.f tj LiMir v Mrs PI hot A us
tin and Mr’ It M lla tr* . if Tam*
p»; A!r*, \
At (T>«tt and lir a
P L Sarhrnl. of A popka; Mm.
S| ark-, of Dayton* IU «rh; Mr*.
J \V Srfn< k, $«f L>t | and; Mn».
A\ itk er« h au . of Ib*Fiiiiijik S prinift;
Mr* \V <i Thotof-siirt. of T n m ra ;
Mrs l»ui* Th mipoon, of in Ver
ne* ■; Air* C \l York, of Hralrn*
Ion, Airs. T t. \ r * h it , of Miami;
ami Air**, J, VT Mnliirnw. uf F ori
Meade.
B le g -' Oet. z » -
g. Allen, Mrs. Italia f . Airlogton,
‘W ^ d P W ln d qugfUrly Ur*. W, A. 444me, Mr*, f. O.
Ball. Mr* Rafgayet Barm*, Mrs.
ty*M
toli, th* MU-
i . C. ttennen. Ml*. $. C.. 8«n*on.
Mr*. E. D. Brawnlre, Mn. W. P.
Brook.*. Jr- Mr*. ^*a> - Cant**.11.
Mr*. Arthur Brenin, R|*a liable
Boater, M n-J. B. Bmm*. Mr* »•
B. Baggett, Mia. QeatM'D. Rlehop, Mn, L. F. Boyte. Mia, A. U
Hctt*. Ur*. French ■• Bate. Mrs.
Clyde A. Byrd, Mr*. J. B- Bake-.
'a wiph i to thanh Ute many Mta. C. W. Bakar, Hrf.*Jahn B*n
arf* far tHelt 'Uffdatea lErrMg defi Mr*. H. O. Chaf*> Jr., Mt*.
ftfn«M **d death ef m dear A. P . Connelly. Mr*. 1. p. Via
« . Mr*. Liffte JL UoIom will, lire. W. I. Coopef. knd Mil.
A. C . .Chamberlain.
ItephaM AM* HT#' OFt. I
Atap Mrs. D. D. CaUwetl, Mr*.
it «M1 P. U.
. . .
Walter fl. OuemSa. Mf*. E. Compboo, Mn. Lee A. Cbwoley, Mr*.
Ha—kin* Comielly. MrmJ- En*»r
y BfJtTMtL - ADAMS
Ctnletc Mr*. J. B CogWid, Mn.
L> LtONIOUB- LEWS
J. H. Cokteogh. Mri. l . V Dean,
Mn. B. A. Deuglai*. J in . T. U
IVttnaat Mr*. « . R. D'ae.'Mr*. K.
filfft e r d a , by
[ stata anfeoeaauthotlilng U>0 lb highway
yVsSffiiKS"-'"0.
Camp Fire Girls l)o
Head Work At Meet Tn-Nite
BRAT
JailV0neil
l HOTEL
I
K * Id WtM 4 5 *t STRUT
r/#/j 3<HA *r
IIM
g CH
•
ruMArnrr 1
FAVOHfDBT W O M t N l l
|ITrAVUINGW
KKOtfTEho«TI |
K*» mm| »*il r— n*k|i •«!».
kail * .
'SINGLE ROOKS: $1. J2.2S, J1S0 1
I DOUBLE ROOMS: U . U 5 0 . Jd.Ofl |
I
Room* with private hath
,
A1 Capone Wi l l
Be S e n t e n c e d At'
Ten T o m o r r o w
Vi/omatt
TeinpMl
•SINGLE
J150, t l , J1S0*.
'DOUBLE ? ?
H , J i S O , J5.QQI
| i.m Jf,’••itel f*f D w H ftlft l*«kb
Iter** tebrafwe WmJk I* fm\f n « H ) '
e a d U M |>*pa
i
. —
W . JOHN3CH CUIHH
Don’t Miss
A Glorious W eek-end
l.mk.,
|f Cep,.nr In.,
„rw trial, th n .. I
will g>. In p
y„d le.* likellhoo
ri *r vocation lie.
T iri, y, , „ „i.g
th e into mo ta* cn
, , u, U l w d or
. ; pr„ ll(. , ourl. II
„ lher tl0„,
,llh TK„ , u ,
m onlh,. U im p ,„
wmp, o/ th,
„
, h,
^
k '
'T
,X r tlo n '
by the f ir
in Jacksonville
^
FOOTBALL GAME WWl
Florida vs. Auburn
A flr r iht>
FOOTBALL ( 1FLICItRATION
1)1NNKit AND DANCE g v
Blue Steele
J,
’ and ki-t fammi^
V itiu r Reriirtlliin Orchrslra
itl tin
B|, j|, .tln f „
Roy O. Williama, Mr*. Fred R.
mg j con*pir
1 Mrs. A f t WilHyma li apendlaf
Wllaon. Mr*, hi. 8. Wlgfbie. M r. ...... offrn< ,
i i kbit Um 4 at Eavaanah. G*., r*
Ooyt Ware. Mia. W. t . M »tw n . ..... ...
. t,u i vj
M lurtt of htr abtfr. Mr*. O.- TV.
Mr*. J. D. Wood.nff, M U . Mel
, jn>
„„ ,
held by Mn. Georg* W. HiRory. Whllner, Mr*. J. N. W hltn.r and
, hl|| lh,
who received aa a prise, uoe of
Mr*. Much Whelchel.
n'iiio.1 to nroaerui
BALAfcaS.SLASH E D Mr*. SceUVi p a lp tla w ,
Tho*e Invited *r»r*i >fr». Union
S « q--
OK,'
P A G E THREE
M n t .S A I.U K R. R I S S K I.I.
Mptrltue'l.f Medium uf the
P ru e rru tv r Splrltuali*! ( hurrh
ea s t
coNcnitit we.
O K I.A N IIO .
3tel G eorge W ashington
Trlettrsiph the* lintel fur
I'iNilhali tickets uml
rrncrvitlliiiui
*t1
'
Postal SavinifH Show
Decline In Florida
•W A S H IN G T O N , -O et. IX
<A P » -P o*i*l **vln^* lo Septetu
h*r ailvan.-rd YtJ.OOdJWO t» a *-•tal of *lfiO.OOO.I»0<rw’lh liter
rveejwbera except FloriiU
Pi.atal acthorltl-oi a n |m *-iing
t vie w ithdraw al In Florida oi
Jdfly.ont not „ f • tufal uf * ■-’>!.
iHui do-re***' In vnrlm i iretirn *
f th e ro u n try ,
V’l the prinelpel ritte* nl th*
'la in eveept
Ja rk a n n u lle
and
T am p* sbow el decided w ilhilr**ala. M iam i1* n tth d ra w a l. wvr*
$74,000, S t r r terabit g M'l.t/uO,
-*nil W -a t P41m ttea-h $17,000.
f r t m l h i H 3 t;t> n o r tr u c k
with the Or.viqe 'Otal '
tn ih lr m .
J
PHONE
2M Fust First Street
GOLDEN
VALUES
with ihn
Golden Voice
IVIMJE-^M^.1. 11*.
JMltcantBMaM ta cea$
“ Ptetel'Arch”
One-straps
Little B rim I
Lote o l Chic 1
The vety n t * Kmuftti EugtnU
and "derby ■ efliet t ut fa* wed
(fk Fall thalti
OUR COAL IS IN !
Place Your
Orders Now
C O MP A C T
Before Cold
*6 2 2 2
W in te r
Coats
I)rr>M mid Sport
C O H P L £ l £ W I T H T lI B K S
Weather Arrives
C apegkla
COATS
1989 M O D E L — the- b lg g r-t
n b e y o u r duller* ever brought
bo n o —a blgpepforrulng *u i>rrbetarwdyno o i amalLconv m in t t
afa«— e r « a l Atwater Kent wltli
every moclern,U|>U>-thoiiiJnulr
la t m ia n c iil. Coma In and 11a-
GLOVES
la th** new, .mart alytra ef
4 Thrilling Vnlu* *
the aeatun. Silk lined tad
Hof Mac Battery Co
at tear ter tha Myb-.Ue te
117 E. i a j A t
I'faae 141
1st libly fur Irimncd. Mltee
'TrtZiCiSixs'i.
fee nomca and nlaaen.
$14.75
GLOVES
49 * 79 * 98 ^
�trS ttU D G E T
J * 1931-32 IS
BCIDED UPON
i(Continued
from P a r e ( M l
’ attorney. Rla duties will bo
gaetet M r. Wllaen In connection
k tha,bond aulta and forartoaI ealea. Thh attorneys will be
fulrrd •, to . render . any other
(afore Its pauago the budget
aside 9943,779.50 far debt servemeuat .wan decided up-
Tbla
y ilt jV M . would be. realised, from
dellneueai tax**,
alt o f
which
would b * oat aside far tha pdyM k t o f principle and Interest on
cHy bonds. However, before the
CauiinIsaloners finally decided to
lower the anticipated araouat from
talas due In IM S and prevtewe
ye%n, considerable discussion took
« » , " Mr. Leffler eontlnaaA
X i ; t r T. L. D on n wanted te
know what would tako pter# If
mint than th* anticipated amount
In dtUnqoent U i f i war* collected.
Ha axktd tha Gty Alio may wheth
er or net tba aicoaa amount would
aa srreuabls to bolder* of San
ford bond* not Inrluded In tba
Bondholdara Protective Committee.
Mr. WUaon ripiainad that any
bondholder roukl antar lull at any
lima and Dipt thU * u t '« amount
if coUictad would nata rally la k
rtaaabla by them.
Commlaalontr Speer agreed with
Mr. le ffle r that tha people would
raqulra «ome dtflnlU- arvsngcmrnt with tha bond peopla before
thay would buy foracloaad propar
ty. “ For instance,* ha tiplalnad.
“ if tha City took over a erruin
pli-rr of property and offrrad It
for sala at a prtca which would
cover tha coat* of foreclosure suite
and back tana no *>na would buy
It bacaoao ha woulj not
know
whether a high milla*# would be
charted for tha proparty aithin
tha neit year or two.”
Mr. Ihimae agreed with Mr.
8 peer's contention bat added that
In bla mind each action I* tha only
way tha City might tbow the bond
holder! that there la a daelra to
clear up tha altnatlon.
Ig tba budget adopted last
“ Tea mast show the people that
key w ill be.free; from further
and seat (hie
October, A. t).
f.KAL>
National suit a r e . auM , te Imv*
brought about thu biaaauaa.
P ar
the di partment » f debt aaratcu a
total of 119.1,779M bus W an ap
propriated. U s t ya*r lm .S 0 0 .0 0
■
given to thla tfsnurfnaent
M A K E US
An appropriation a4 U / t M J t o
the water de pa (hmc*9 >t * be paid
fiom -iw ra tlo * tlp^paaa, was
r Ititled in tba budget
The istimated
uiusUaM eae
r#vrrus*s art gtvan g» faUawi: dalimiuant laxea for IM P n j prior
years,
k iifu
t jn
mOS|fwd7 OCfwuwj^
IU U :
j «rair >1 $50,000,
w*nw'gM
|wiw|ji am
Well Located Home
Large Living Room
privileges and ftSBcbl lM ., $A#64,
Ust year $<5,000; aUte road and
bridge fund, M M t, last year
$.',,000; pound faao a iy da* tears,
(too, last year
Inspection
fees, $.V), last year, 980: fine* sad
costs, |fl,ooo, last year 16M0; In
terest and coats, f 1,999, last yaar
$250; sale af rt meter* loU, $700,
last year $700; Mpgdry miacallanaous income, WO#, last
yaar
$1,000. Total estimated revenues
exclusive of
water department,
170,000. last year $25,000.
Tha estimated revenue from tha
water department la $4M 00, last
ytar, $39,400. The astins! ted ravenu# expected from 1939 taxes la
ht I I 0,993.00 was set aside for $242,73X50.
Far tha department of general
government tha following amounts
have been e«t aside: City commis
sion—$1,525; • Municipal court—
Mr, Leffler said list the' city
collect taxes fromtha m i
nify of the people unite* the
Mumleelonen first shew them
■at definite arrangem
ent* or
Igua have been-m
ade In,Connerou with the settlement of the
oddsituation.
W$
L£6ALWrriCE
pait ment
Additional
expanses
made in conaactU t fit t ft c X k lM
B s g a s a g=
Ji»vlc* of Ib f ib o v t itfiMl court,
IN#- und*r*lga*«l Jtpsclal M ailtr
iswing (hwrwln appoint *4 Vo #x*ruf*
uiiti kaffM, Will <>■ Monday, the
1041 4a v nf NoT#Mhdr, A, H I t i l,
th* Mm* (»* Inf a roil* day and a
<Uv, and
within tfc#
l**al bourn of sal# un said data,
f.i.wll b*iw#*n || A. H and I P.
VI Knittern Htan<Ur.1 Time, at and
lecture ih* front dowf of tha Court
in tha City nf ftaaford, H#ml«
nolr County. Florlf.a. Ill/tcordaara
with said dr-cr## and t« satisfy fh «
anma and pursuant |o U»« Urgia
• ad rood It la M tlitto f. a llit for
m I* a lid Mil al public outcry to the
hltii*9t and beat bidder or blddara
for rail}, tba following d » « ,rlb«tl
r»aI Mifttt, lying, b*lng and altu.
dtoi fn the #nl4 County nf Ibn lvo l*
a
**d
nJ htata of Florid#, and part feu.
iftjriy
lurfy d r t r r l M
follow*, in.wttl
TIi* R#«t half «*| the West
rtf Ik* Ma rt lies *r MU* rI tr nf Ih*
North***! r|uart#r ileflft Koiifh
f** ( ) amt til# W *»t half of
ih* E*i| half » f Ih* Northeast
quarter of th* Northtmt quar.
l#r (I#** ftniilh IS f»*t srnl l**«
*la*l lot fwat u i North III
«al) in dH**'tloo IS, Township IB
Hiiiiih. tiff 'Rang# SI Rant.
Null** 1* ap*clfleaUy glv«n (hat
ih* ibnfa
dvDcrlhod property la
rkibjefi to ««m sal* r*fttfttat» m#4*
in »* f» fn* tss*o of Ittl and that
ih* property i* *ubj*rt in Rtat*
*ad CteUQtf t n # i for •oh**QU»nt
M ari
This Ith. day of Oeti»Bar, lit !
H An II WII.KINrtON,
Vo*ei*l
If a s t • r
10
rkaneery.
(SO;
W INN -LOVETT GROCERY CO.
117.EAST 1st STREET
S O tll’H o r
lO L B S jB W g g r
Founds
POTATOE!I 2 3 < «>FREE
I
* •- f - • r
R ic e 1<M
- * M e
j*-a« ■l 10/
*
_
Hospital— $1,200; IJbrary— $(.410; charily—41^4k); and Finance,
records and taxation—$*2)1(7,
The contingent fund— 110.0(H);
• pedal litigation and financing ac
count— 510,000. Total |lIH.9&3.00.
Vt GALLQN.GOOD OEOBOIA
P E A N* *U* T : § 1 0 !
f
*o
>
4 BARS
O .K .S
U. 8. NO. t vWHITE
# ,,4#
1 t
*>•
5/
n
4
A FR iN onru ),
hi.,
oet. 2.i,—
(A .P .)— Right
million
dollars
worth of hard road and bridge
contracts will be cWed by the
State r.f IlUaoli before N iv. 12.
Governor rmniefaon . plaha to
place 134,000,000 worth of roads
under contraet by early spring a
an unemployment measure.
GANDHI GOAT WINH FRI/K
rlO
L"
1
fs 19/
tp r r m g r r r z K S B c
FRUITS A ND VEGETABLES
- LONDON, Oxt. 23,^ - l A , ? . ) —
Tba goat which supplifp Mahatma
Gandhi wtik hia dully drought*
ef mtlb wax rwarled firal prtea
ht the English Dairy Shove yaater-
TO BE HAD
IP K 4 U L
MLR.
M.nnuiA.
bar. A. I». till.
Wlinesa my
stflelal
. . ( l i t , 15a hlalfeal blfdar fur rMh
lh*4 «4 ru in irict ur
of UoU,
ftttuate, lying ond b#int in Fwnilnotw
CouMlr. F ltiiiU . 4 #M (lb«i n# (u L
' - ^ T h ^ h w . . , nna.nuartap nf
Murtbaaal aaa^aaeiar and that
pact bt
tbs .Nneihwest ana.
Mbnrtar " I
Hnuihaaal a D a.
abnner lying North at’ the Hea.
beard f i l e Una Hall road r » a .
aany flgbt af way, alt In Has.
lion U ,
Township II South.
Range II Cast. '
T—
« .
Worth Investigation
CLARK-BRBWER, Inc.
10 Acre THed Farm
laterwafUgaf Harvester Co, DteUlbwter*.
Good Location
.151 Wed* Central Aye,
Very Reasonable
PURE, WHOLESOhEE AND CLEAN ;..
M IU L
Far year baby te predated a t ear aew aaultary dairy f a r * ea
the Ceuelry Ctuh Bead.
Our bacteria reuet te always uudee 19.999— 0 . A B U aderd ( v
r»rlifted milk,
- V UUer* welcome.
Agent*
SPENCmUS DAIRY, Inc.
b U b l U e * 19#
G o * C. Kardem. M gr.
199 B. let BL
IP* aboea entltlac. eauae. Tba eala
will ha aubjael ■# tha ratillrsaallau
ronllrwia.
I laa a dead «r eeavayaara will ha
eseeutsd hy lha undaralgnod aa
ilgxxlurr Npaclal Maaiar, aa arufsaald. unta
A & F STORES HAVE M A N Y FRIENDS
♦
BECAUSE THEY SERVE SO WELL!
People who knew A S P Store* Ilka them. They like A * P * »
anility, prteee. berv***
,h* bright cte eilla e.. ot a r e a
There are glare tkau 5,999,999 familtee who depend an Aftp
every day for their food
8COCO— Hljfh Quality
• Fancy Dried
b l
4 -L b .
A c k -e y e
IONA—PWn «r tfe«If■Rlftlni
12-Lb. Bbf
OWN BLEND
•ta c Ey l o n
TEA
FLOUR
adJ&
WHITE HOUSE
V t_ ‘ . '
For TaUu u 4 Klldtett Uim
lo o * — V I m
ftmT. A N p VKftKTABLB MABKRT
ext to Princexa. Theatre op First St.
HJpgntd
Tomatoes, 2no-2cans
POTATOES, 10 Lbs.-
Rajah— Dc IIc Iouh SALAD
EMQf
LEMONS, Per Doz.
WE HAVE EVERYTHIN!} AVAI LABLE IN THE
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE—
MAYVVE SRjRVE YOUT
“JACK AIMS
PLEASE”
j
E ' T T U C E
LETTUCE
{ FRESH CANNED— Uag U k* StUm
I MACKEREL, 2 TaU Cans
Meal or (irits, 10 Lb£...... .l9c
Sugar, 10 Lbs.......v............49c
Rice, 6 Lbs....... 25e
Lard* 3 Lbs......... .25c
Dry Pets and Beans, 4Lbs. 25c
Pancake Flour..... - .....
Cbaica Sweat
-KETCHUP, 2 14-Oz. Battle.
--- ■■ -
■’— ■—
CORN
.N-. i m w
■ - - ■■*■ ■ ■ ■
ATLANTIC AND P A 0 F IC 1®A CO.
Osceola Coffee,
Lb,
LB.
Iceberg
BulUuub—Broken Bllceu
Pineapple, No^v>c
8O'CLOCK—Mild. Wallow Sun
COFFEE, Per Pound ...
SOUP
Wt Hat# ■ Boy Waiting To
Dclivar Your Order
B E R R IE S
‘E ^
EVAPORATED ,MILK, 3 Tall Cang
Dressing, Pint Jar
a u liflo w e r
iM e L b d B fC
NUTLEY OLEOy Per Pound
THE STORE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE i , , T
PHONE 39
I— L O N G I S L A N D
Pall :
COMPOUND
Ilf lha t-ourt. and upon
Our Storb It Filled With
BARGAINS
Ui i a y a
TRACTORS
TRUCKS
Kitchen & Breakfast
. Room,
H A*TRR N
Ntetlr* I* h*r*t>y OlVtn that undsr
*nc by virtu* #f th# final D««r*#
h*t*ior**r«r *nf*r*«l by Hnnorsblo tV.
W. W rig hi. Judig# dl th« ClftSlt
(*4»urt of lha Tw*nty.lhlrd Judicial
t'lrrutt, in ami for 8*mlnoJ» Coun,
If, Finrlds, on ih* I2ih day of
Oriub*r, A. 1» I Mil. I" that certain
r*u*v In L'haacsry p*nUlnc In said
(*ourti* wh»r*ln Ih* romplalnant Ih
i’ll APR AND r o i l l ’ANT, ■■ Florida
I'OruvmtJeiy and ill# <t*f#n4anls ara
lU ltl. n KOONT2, ami KRYR II.
KIMINTZ. hi* wlf*. am. LLOYD F.
K O O NT/.
and
LNAII
RICK
KIK1NT7., hi* wlf*, the undersigned.
a| Hprrfal M**t*r, sppolnl*d and
d » l ( M ( i d In said Final l)#tr«#,
aoTtf ei, o r a r r i.ir iT M X rod will «m th* U A d k f of November,
ta x d ca o
tx u K a ix c n u x A* D, 1931, florins ih* Itgal h*ur#
sea o r tmm r i a x a s A i. btaw. of sal#, at ID* front <ln«r nf th*
t t a x o r thm a f t v c ur Churl llnuaa Iri th* City of Ha a ford,
Maries Is Sereby glten |hsl M0.
INTONII INVKkITMKNT 0t». pur.
rhaasr uf Tae Certificate Ni>. 11X1,'
Utile,I the ftth. ! i r of AuaueC. A. II;
IIIX. Itas riled salt! rertlfteals la
me ofriee, snc. has matte applies.
Hurt fttr tsl deed In Isaue In set,
eortfsnee With law. Haiti rerllfleale
• ml, I seen Ih# loll,twine tleerrllieO
pettpef 1e illunletl In Hemlnttle evua,
ty. no fills. In.win
act, Bt Mt:u Section It, Twp.
Ik M Rnage Xe Kail. ia sere*.
The eslci InOU being nsseeaed al Ih#
data #f Ihe a s s is t s of #ut-|l ran.
i|I lee le tn'ttW eimn nf M. n. 1
Si'Anr L.v llfcNKICI.. U n i... s a g
rerllfleale Shan ' be redeemeet a f,
rort.lna to law laa deed will lane#
Ihereoa on I he gird, day nl Novem,
2 Bedrooms & Bath
A ft P M A R K E T
1 5 /
W8BL
APPLES
H ead
S 2 L b e .l5 /
SUGAR CURED
Wcafaru
'
Pot Roast or Beef, Lb. 15c-18c
Brisket StCw, 2 Lbs, ........2Qc
•a
t-
"•V-vx a ■> u B M V W V ‘
-Tro 111 S W l ; * 1 ,.
i^7uW9-^.JBbfA4tTr>4r
w * vxetroTfce'uOJcxvvv.'Tte
dP
�i
■s?fr»#?
8 A N T 0 K D , F L O R ID A .
* j * j ^ * *
om )
Motto abet form,,) n
and Larnak*. where
ployees were armed tu
only commum a:ion
open.
taod that tha raflrbadl admtnisfctba funds, not tbo, gwbaramaaL
|WhUa tha (HtRUYt* wan said
Guaranteed Battery—£5.95—Exchange
4 to 6a MUUUB«1U Ufa com-
SAN
JUAN
4
•yht it waa iradatathed Utty fait
fee waa an Dtk*r U f ,
F ay** ware ytvan UtUo notic*.
M «m r*U *% ' oddraising tha
I t , aal4 that hnUl thp comrob-
GARAGE
•tplorad sad found wanting no
ly t rota dumU ha sought. U rf Isadarsk b» H U , would ha cord 1* Dating, If way* cuts war*
eybt ttowVtnat tha chief* haw
5 « ah dW *d ah othar arenuea of
k
la__a h>rm*1
, __,
itaumant.
______ _ the aaaollod aiId, concerning tha pool:
tha Association of Railway
batlyaa httarpreta tha d*ci*lon
, call by tha commission on th*
roads ta half itablllss, railroad
lit to a co-op*ratiro and unitad
irt. fha (Mans for Which tha OTpre^dary ta protlda by an Inci i**« af tpaetfiod re is*.
Tho
fmathod n h a M by tha commiajlfeh conUmplaUa tha formulation
« r.tba OMCadrea *4 a plan, to ba
H | a ltU d ta It faf Its approval,
M cany lata *ffeet this co-opera-
HAVE t u r n WATCH repair*
by ? ” *■ uh'i really knows how
Beige* le»rl-r. Mac. A y*. ‘
CHIUDI P *CTP
ADDS Ufa to
year, and year, to Ufa. Dr. W
B. Mel* UL-all. n „ra l Height*, S
8anf.nl Ue.. ,h.,ne STA-M.
2— Low!
Phone 440
L A S T bAV-fSupp|y Limited
* Y plan Ike tattat had bare ful-
u
LOST; Thursday, (let' S, In Wataon l»land>. male Walker do?,
black apot* on body an,) black and
tar* face with ehite^ huahy talL
A bo Lnialr |i., lApttlted hound.
Each wearing
liar with l*T
name. $2fi.(M) le t trd will b* P*M
for Infor mat um leading to recorery of Ih,--,- -1,.^. Write or
teire 1. M
Auburmlale,
fla.
OUT OF ALIGNMENT
H are you seen C R O S I.E Y e ig h t luhe P L A Y B O Y
R A D IO ? BelLs fo r only *19.75.
S t‘53K12l«
, lttl
Famagttal*
table em
.Mend the
office left
•i
Is many tim nt the d irect cause fo r S H IM M Y IN G , C U P
P IN G , W A N D E R IN G , etc. You 1oh« Tirew. Gasoline aadi
speed when wheels e r e out o f Alignm ent. Come In and
hare your wheels alien ed on ou r T A K E R S C IE N T IF IC
A L IG N E R .
g tha plan, tha aa'aafelraa agill. gisadna. tha opporta it y of organlting thalr own
aJkncy. ta administer tha procaad*
^4-tba UKtaaaa In rata* annooncad
W tb a cotamiaalon la auth a mant4r * * , to'accomplish tha helpfol
ptopaain. o f .tha commlaalon and
to b e r m
claah.
prian council, gathered ooUld* the
government bou »«,a n i k*pt the
polio at boy by Lbroot ay 'atonrt.
finally the* boinod tbo buildin*.
After H vtral warning*, tho po
lice open,j fire and di»p*r»ed tha
•hUa wnakar reads will
l ,f»»d a from the pool
A ll bn loans, not gifts.
, Oc
cnw i] Several p-1' m ti and ci
vilian* war* wounded during tha
Wednesday night. A I v p crowd,
TwOpnAre led
by U m member* of tfc* C y
e To Assist
!• Brothers
f r id a t
APPLES Imperial
LOST
down
masonic
anamcl
and
Found
II eilllf inlay mnrnlng, In
town
•rtion. a chapter
wat h I >ib, gold A black
E |t. |
It.nwnle*.
FOUR ROOM furnlahed apart,
L A N E V S DRUG STORE l*rement with g a n g * Jltl ralMbttw
aciipltona, magaiin*.. fountain A « .
lattice. PROMPT d e l i v e r l a s
Phon,- IKI.
POR R E N T : Garay* Apartment
Adults only, 107 E. Sth. Street.
B U IL D IN G
BLOCKS liri*allon Phone M l
|
b»ie* and (renrrsl remrnt work.
Mlra.-lr Concrete < ■» I K. Terw illife r,. Prop. :lrd uml Elm.
VIVE ROOM furnished huiiaf,
3— Automobile*
Ctoi* In. iAS munthly. SIS W,
FOR SAI.F t . |»f!» m.xhl AA
First S t r^xine 104-W.
*
Fo.d trn. k. mnt.ir completely
10— F lo w er* nnd H an ts
overhauled. \- t uhl»er, $175.00
26— Miscellaneous F o r Sale
•a*h, l*i I and \nt Parts, 301 K. PETUNIA, t ALE M M 'I.A an d
FO R SALE CompItU market out
Rich A-.i Ph-.n. i-rt-W. IM-and
ria tk iR plant* IT* i| mp Stork
fit. amall Block of grocorn*. \V,
amt $rhianthn« *J.V i|mi
C. M. (Srtfii, VI* Sanford Av«.
19211 i TO N Koi t r CO U P E. Near
Whdchfl. Flume 2*«iU tvPaint. N‘r*w |;, ,M«er M25, H e irrOR SALE:
Kranich A
If new I!at*»“i I» ay ithun motoi MISSIONARY S I » A 'V UEKRV
Plan,, $123 00 . all 931-J
fjrdf. Keel A >•■»»« Myrtle A**|jli**t* $ ! **i thou*«»iui, J«>*» l).
SO— Houses F o r Sale
S m ith , Oranir< l ity, Kl*.
H Model A P.*10
ATTRACTIVE HOME in 1st, clans
i
ip*I in tow n.
condition. 3 br.linonn, *J hatlJ,
trunk ruck, mftny
double Harare l.ocalinn Sait IanM* fi.ir price % m I LIBERAL ALLOW A NCR on yoRi ta. Pries tlrht. Taripa easy. C«U
Phone 17.
o'd battery. 310 W. ftrel 81
cluuih Haaltv Co.
y \4 .
SPEND - YES—BUT WISELY
BUSHEL
m m m
Farmers—
Sportsmen
Woodsmen
. **. R* h ,* .*
*
, twaatkiM m i
other ayaaptam* *f
temporary eonmlpaUeO.
O N E l* O I'N D
PEAS
m an
of
Caloacyflle,
W E LEAD IN SHOE VALUES
a*.
WELBORN’S SHOP
Inlta understanding
of its
at and to tnggast certain modiItlons o f *om* of tha proposal*
la bp, It/* .
**i »
L Rolls For 1 f i j
19/ KBroadcastCbmedBeef can 119/
2 L1L CARTON DEL MONTE
]I VELVO 1COFFEE
LUX
PRUNES
FLAKES 3 for 25^
|
Lb. 11 9 / - .»
Toilet Soap 2 for 15/
ife ...
SYRUP V6r(hont Maid 25i
ICKLES 26 O Z . S W E E T M I X E D
E agle Brand MIL„ K
1
SARDINES
s oz. I'ltond’
PEANUT B U tTE R
4AU G K {
A T PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
Corner 1th. St. Sanford A v e.
SPECIALS
--
pcFnnthiifce
*•>< 4
12 Ounce Can
IRISH
PEAS-Beans-CORN
HI'ECIAI, DEMONSTRATION OF Ct'IIAIIVH PURITAN HAMS
FREEt Baked Hgfti Sandwiches FREE!
HALF
or Lb.
WHOLE
m
fm
VdUHB W NbER WLrtfclftM BTBftHS!
YORK IM P E R IA L -
PORK & BEANS
CANS
ic e h e r g
ROUND
it Chinny Kal-Shak conftrred
ire with potitlaal advaranrtaa
ho, until Japdn'* military lava-
iftlRLOIN
actlv* revolt agtiaat hit gorentr
,T-BONE
SmulUnaooaly at Naaklng, tM
yl 1*1, the national govtrnmaat
*+
**•
toth *wA are».
1
BAklNG POWDER
Phone
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CUDAHY’S PURITAN SKINNED
BKANQBAf. Oct. 13— (A . P .)
—The unified, democratic Chin#
ft* which Sun Yat-8*a, Its first
TOILET TISSUE
LIMA BEANS
NO . I D E L M O N T E
paapapar, printed a special diaitch from Mukden saying amlaMa* o f Chang Haueh-Uing, dam44 Mlntlmrian goyarnor, had
iproached the BuaaUn Soviet
ivarbmant la the hope of aacurg (ama maarerb af protection for
a laureate In Mnncharit.
The Japan*** military has mad*
A M IIA S R A D O R •
-
Thorogood Boots .!___
....
$4.50
Thorogood Waterprtiof Boots
$t.50
Thorogood Work Shoes
$1.95 to $-1.50
One lot men's dress oxfords . . . . . $1.95
R. L. r r w
BLACK
|m h I
DRAUGHT
GARDEN
POUNDS
Special Boot and Shoe Sale 1
~1 uewt In mnsr
from cn nallpatloa
which caused m« ta
bans a tlrao fa*nna:
•ever* haailachea, ha,I
taata In my mount and
Baa pains," writs* Mrs
n
n
M M .U
BLUE ROSE
NO . 2 D E L M O N T E
I
15— A part men la f o r
4— Business Service
HUN8ET GOLD
HEAD
BUTTER
OR
SLICED HAM
id SPRING
THE TASTE
VERD1LUA
GRADE A WESTERN
VEAL ROASTS, Lb,
Swlft’a Clover Brand, Rlndlati
Aw IF T B SELECTED
SLICED PACON, Lb,
PORK BRAINS, Lb,
,LAUA
LEMONS
H DRESSED
FRESH
Trimtnpd
FANCY
SLICED BREAKFAST BACON, Pound
Spare Ribs 10c
'Bacon 10c
fj* i* n
Round
BEEF STEAKS
KANSAS CITY
STEW BEEF
yv,»
iT Pound
CQA»r MB
DRESSED
FUYFRS, Lb
2, Lbs. for 25c OYSTERS, Quart
fffeTKRN
PORK SHOULDERS, Pound
25c
Shouldcre
14c
Pig Liver
Brtins
Pig Tails
Neck Bones
2 Lbs. for 25
SW IFTS JEWEL
LARD, 2 Pounds
LARGE JUICY
K pAMS^-Pound
WIFNERS, 2 Pounds
m*
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aalaa U s aa a maana of rela
ted mon«y to counter balance
arllniag Income. No definite
dclstoo was mada as tJ
whether It wDl bo presented ta
Congress hot expctU ere earefully remhlng the fkld to see
wbat articles •SouId be In
(laded. It is definitely decided
no Us can be placed.on food,
rent, fuel, or other fleet Hattie*
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rettes, arc considered logiral
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belie*#, will largely h. absorb, d
by the manufacturer and will
not affect tho purchaser.
S A N K O | ;n ^ F L O R ID A , T |IU R .S I)T y . O C T O B E R
22, 19.lT
F ite Cents A Copy
LOWER WAGES H o o v e r W i l l N to t L iis cu s s HOTEL OPENING
f e a t ie s F o r
MAY FOLLOW WAiths s uLrainvga Fl^rTe jic
h S e c u r it y SEEN AS FIRST
IC C .
JOB OF C. OF CJ
_____
L in d b e r g h s
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In 4 J .S .O n W a y H o m e
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W f TORI A. KritUii v •tlimihji,
Del. 22. I k p ,
. ,d. : el and
Mr*. CFai.c I.lmlhvrzli arrived
here torlev al oar I th«- .teamer,
rreldtn t J” ffcrion. retiirn<ng
from then jhtrevtau-d vacation
trip |j (F. (Itii nt herajee 01*
the death f Senator l-wlght
Morron
M r.
I.lndbcrgh'.
father Th- I indberghr Ir.mediate'y went to the airport
aflir dt*embarking w r,r» a
plane auaitel them inr --«•
I tail* .on inrnlui flight tp Sew
Jr *ry T. ey ten|inci!
Inter* 1 wed and made ait po.'i.lc nr,.t.
being g.vrti the
1rcilolil r th. put They :#•
•lined to u> where they ,o k!.|
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-hey arr rndr.l home by tha
|*«ta 41 |i| ei«*ar* roiltf
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Oct.
22.— ridu:ii"i
. » Fi. ni'.-,i I. thr Amar.ran
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Hrr- i.f* ■ M rr anl hi* 3.1
N e w Y o r k G o e s M a d A ii
F r e ig h t R a te Is B e -'
»'f •! ijrr* -mn mt . Ihe vUrr-4 .»
H ow
B u s in e s s M e n
■i i ik-ws otspal l.,.
It K x tc n d s G r e e tin g
lie v t d
T o
P resa ge
Im A V |»|* .irrnat.onal
- 1 .ting that
t. ■• i
F e e l A b o u t A c tiv i
in iz a tio n
•rcunty
prentir
imdlral
ir
F i g h t
O n S a la r ie s “"T ;
T o V i g i t o r W h o W i l l . .| 5
1I1 1
■ion, .in easing of itu tl II
1 *la>t. T» r 4n\
tie s O f T r a d e B o d y
, mil '.a
C o n fe r W it h H o o v d r
| J *'■
W A S H IN G T O N . Oct. 22.
•r interna • • •rmi" it
ir no f ir«*s*t * *i J
W ASHTNGTON".
Oat.
22.--I
n«*
niarai almif Ion that
t’ oin Laval h m
. ( A . I ’ . ) — Freah re jw rU o f im
l*ht iniin-ii.i
S.f
the
•nmif
(A .I* I -Mingled
auproval and •I
•'a *- s 'iiffw •l| of lh«‘«tf|telf. hu hi
NEW
Y Q R K . Oct. 22.->*
•line haio U tii t Mn t ill. Hot '
k
»< rn» •t in.
p ro v in g r tradition* reached
idijci t li.ely t„
di-arr-'ti.lmi-ni yesterday greeted
« I'Ri t [
iat«*«: §a.i tam m.ittfi
(A 1‘ . ) - - Prem ier P ierre L « v '/ ■ '
Semi‘
I
hr
th e P resid en t’s organization
*# . •nvfi-atioti
krginn.nf
tic Inter.'.ate Commerce Commis•.’UhbHim Th»* 11lit* »».*«• fount r 1
•r ,.f C ni
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who
w
orke-1
from
lh
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J
f«
;
7 .o n unem ploym ent re lie f ye*•»n F t itia> stilt 1 It* titte r 14
lhi*«!
«ion'« unusual proposal that th
ntmv in **»*w.i
»i th- ■ t*rr 4
d
river's
nest
o
f
a
hack
to
U
m
'
f »
: *«»a#it!rra i n *.»
1o n la y.
in»l*^ prut*r«iu to r.it tl Tli
railroad. •'s*r*a .1 temporary »or
•lieu. .-.I
sgirvineat
fur
h**lm o f France, arrived today
»
’
Sw 1 *UlWAI>-f||
- I.* #
From 30 cities came word
*1 thf
charcr on certain t>pe* of frtlylu
1trim at
I <an * m %sar.
C.
n r%f -gnition tho
to
talk
with
President
H
oqvsr
•
pi
su
it
.1
1
*.m
i
o f slig h t hut clearly defined
and p»Hil thr result,ng funds to aid
•vrr.:l 1lisas*- Iran** ha* pr**. n itrO
.S nt* o. ft* * t. •ii 11 i i*
1about method* nf amoo|htuft
-r 'h i*
•1 *.nh is r. «tv It w|, „n.* ii
all
upward business trends and
*f thi- itu* i of • 1. r
Nl o IV i* .,M * • • UMI.l
; wrinklt-H o f cure from
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o f expectations o f
fu rth er
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s , c . fn
te
o
f
mankind.
Now
►*»*»*••Il*t 11• V f >r
plea
for
4
|
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por.rnt
Minkr,
in
V o rk
a -fl
j
C lin e In th e Pear future.
4-11
■*ly ;i«kuu
F it'iis h i-» t.-tir « nip n*:itr«i itaMILing
I * Mini *»»*4 • II |#
c’ »*<r «|| not liorcpoc rd The
gave him one o f thr g re a te s t
•hat •Hr* *r»
In »o«nt plana, mills and fac•i-•*%n
^••ik \ t. .Joy |, %
%t% |TT-|nr«r it tell t
•1
w
orld
r
m
1nuimi..ion'a eronsi.r.h.p of ihe
thlMh *
, ovation * in history.
T h ooturlaa had reopened. giving amw n ich
cr.ir.l I.) in, f», •at ...port* thAt .* t f , .
ih r v *-iniiilfi
.ml tied poolla* plan, oponlv op110*81 imooiiAOt-ir f*.| t lie* Iflddl
plffU vut to
a bug* tiQmbtr.
l.akHl viiiiil-l
a )*li 1. * I iftiur- | Jg-t an
i
siintla
banked
Flattery
Park
I
1
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lv
1
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it
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- 3«nve aatabllabmaata haj taken I l l i c i t I n t i m a c i e s R u n p ecd h, the roade, n,o a aurprwe. * n ' 1
th
h r»T. tl
Hiuument
r»i4t .*i ‘»m* ii i-i
|f'oH|lnui*t| mii r-ir* FT'iii)
I cheering Ilk
mad.
Flreboat*
Railroad
men.
thmiuh
rip
rria
X^p4 additional workaia.
"th«*i- K- .1 u i«!r iiinrwm. ftlth.ii
spouted an.( gun. it Fort i* 9
T h r o u g h I n v e s t i g a lug dlaapprovol of ihe pooling pr<»v
‘ Department atoraa ia savers)
I’ ff*r n, i' 41 i»r »Jt*ft*4 -st
r.l
poaal.
generally
wDhhclJ
cummenf
, thundered
P* *' /ecslitiaa already ,Sra increasing
•
*
I-rlii/
nt|UMTftf.l
t i o n O f B a s e C r i m e tending the mrrtlt.g today at A t
tn P'cforatlou tor the
Th- burner pea'int lad afultol
A c t i v i A -i^4 ”«*IH |.|l*M ,if llaitft th.* Y e s t e r d a y ’ s
lantic t’ iiy of th.* asv .nation of |
»,
Chriatir--* trad#.
•r - calmly
through it all, watchtd air- .
..
..iitv
leader,
are
•l.inki.i
•
.1
railway
executives.
The
opinion
I.03 ANOEUCS.
,Vi. 22...
* l i e s ( ' l i m n x e d W i t h ) plane, to«m overhead, and faced
A Sinaia
committee taday
trim- „r twnefiittng the ...eitv
.
htard M. D. Kpbom. assistant (A. P.l—Jealousy, rooted it»elf was expressed tbit the rallrobil I
B a n q u e t A t V a l d e z ■ tottery 0, photographers aod
•an te .1 nned li....t . .
„i
.i
treasurer o f the gsatmaa Kodak lost night in tha two state invest!* w»ee question, tarred from the •
piMtaia. "to
me »•*•
•r Fwgtvd
i4vt mo
f t the
w>« RUtUa
maiiw
lie re. .It. „ f , , (n*ulatvd V .’
Company, adrorata Uva creation of gallon, of the .laying of Mr*. A g rate ra*e by the commission. had
l||'>••t>o>tna,>.• uete iiat.de . to
Tto Thirty Seventh convention
SJ*
unemployment Insurance system* nes Iw Roi and Min lledvig Sam- hern thrust upon the eaccuiivea. *
. . a,
1.
. . .al_ _.a
1.
of .
window
hit
1
* Inr1
11a a.
L
1
..
. _ .o f tto '
Om railway executive .aid thnt
tk e pte.rni at the t 'taml.fr ut of .Itho
Florida
FuneralI IDirector.
|tug
Ma^om
by plicate indu.lry to relieve die- nelson, whoa* brdlaa were (ti.cnr
•>ig
Mavutn.
"Ah—beautiful,”
ha
much rgnlnil their criahv* ihr N e w s A r r i v e s J u s t A s S o n O f G e n e v a W o m a n t'..-.- note* dint'e. Mnndat ingi.l,
tneaa in hard,, times.
ar.| F'mhalmer. Aa.twtatlon, which ‘ "Id.
jre
d
Jammed
In
two
trunk,
h-rc!
tailmad
chief,
wojkl
d
>uhtlc«.
-he
ft
nt
art
t
ltd.
l.tiKheoii
Tue.dav
Polaom, tea It fy lap before the
began a I wu-iIm, .e.«mn at tha '
CftV Hall
............
— ha w m tacorUd
O ffic ia ls - * S e e
H ope
G i v e s V i v i d D c s c r i p - en l III, ht«a...
land caused authoritle. to .earth have to bring up th.. wage ,|u«vt ml, |
special commit tea
created t..
with thrilling pomp to tha <t0ftw
for lira. Winnie Ruth Judd. 24,1 lion ut Atlantic (Tty.
Valder
Mole,
ye
ler.lay
with
near.
.
•tudy such Insurance, aald be beO f R e a c h in g A c c o r d !
tio n
O f C o n d i t i o n s yr.ter.lav Ka.-h ..gn.-tl ,mpe,- .....
for harties. H< *aid ha cam« fram
fhyalclln* wife,
With the (tooling piun a, the
r ed with tt ihe pvdge tr ,1 th * I> 'f« por.nn. (.resent, •otu ludoci '
llavad
"eventually • legislation
a nation dataimint,, to cooperate
While aewrea uf California ami j only remaining way of obt’ intng
.itfOer ten.t|.| lend hi. m l a ,,i .y|i it. I.'.in e x and ..atial actiiltlr. with Anisdca to help rotors proa.
would be ir.deasary to make un
TOKYO, (kt 22. <A I*.,
. 1 Few »<eMrspntKr Rc runtp u the
driiona police las d.wn eitdlce. a rule increase, .nine railroad f.
laic this afternoon aftci al-cting pcilty.
(fo n t n.ir.l On Page ET.e)
(Continued on Page Four)
•'
eluea which floofad hcadqoarlere t f.cial. take tha view that tho s|- i nf fr**wh fr.'lilme in Manchuria grta? fI >o<l in C* inn vHul h.t.
oflirt.ra foi tn, cpniing y>.a. and
MVt is through th# affirniiUoii d| 1
! in tha hunt for Mrs. Judd, detec-1
(Continued on l'ag> SW)
reacted Tokyo la. night ju v *. recent I. Jeva-tatc.l .«-• ana. .1
rh.ai.lng the silt lor th, „ „ t f*iM» end fonikknc# that I daalaa
lire force* .ought tu link m,-ether
u»iii**ntlon.
I nfllciiil. were c«|.re.«itig h..|w. 1I1..1 land and claimed thou and. « f
. I** cunia into eontact with taa
the quear chain of clreumatance. P | n n . n .
a
4___
, art-lenient ..f the Mn» Japan. . lltM. hurt U i r a« •nterratlnff oml
Anterktso
teaiiing up to th* kiiiingi.
, • lo n e e r A v i o t o r Is
• was
'" " cos-..........
*:
. peopla. I know
~
- - - - - r>, weii altandad and • "Pahle
of generous I
Thr uihout
tha invc.tiguiun
V i s i t o r I n S a n f o r d •IIf pulv w m nenr
th-ruu/h in thrtr •*•*< |»r
th# |»u*.
ran th* theory of Illicit Intimacies.
U lO ftn iO r U
Mik.lci, 111*4|-itIf*' *•w A||III twill
,tbr** {taint** 1 h) John D Thu,.1*.
with anbTs idealism. They wULl .
Anthoritlaa adld this ei.uld have I „ ,
„
-------f^rcvni«*fit» had bfi n rn«h«*i n«tr:h
I*
. mu -»f Mr*. N«*lir TKufn«». Gene
.pond if neeeaaary to the e d i t '
•♦d to the doubla killing. In which I
^pOe Babcock, onn for Klor%a«nl in Tlfhlmg.
T I* | .,. 1
u6 „mile
.u .
......... " ■ “ *>»■ •S’« « - | . , | 5 S . 2 J J } * ^ ™ “ bf “ »
»hfth may, f*»ih them from' Ute
Wa'a pionrer sejjt o ft. Jfrnt
h - .L i
a. k ,.'i '
i *'
** * member uf tile Omnly a Junior r«p,wik-niAll»r u.*
■J T M totewsl- •Id wvrld."
J
ety decided iu
s ban
bknbioHght
y
g
.
A-.-iu-lred
A
Cite.
Na.y
U
lt
o
w
f
in,
•"ctvtpd
au
terttalto.
In'-.,
“
r
*
“
•
o t many of tto man AnJ i n u r
LSte
mi
• t o falkd ta
•1 cunteruetlon u f the Lake bagg«t« U Ixm Angdoi. All three mow holding pitet Ihsrmea la Car tween th- Ja,mn.e. rarrli.if. and [China, waa given ■ long la hu P,ln»il,fl *P».h» r «t • iti4imm.ii'
w .man v era employes of a Phoe
20IMI P.rvl .11. -y defeated Chinere. |teniamtered <lgM into the hnrreru! m“ * "’ ••ting nf the V.»u»g \fre .
, nK'r" l« « at PiO« oVIae*
ht*H Houlnvard and IrfJge at nix medi.-al clinic.
tral Florida, and now * reaiden'.
_
id.. . hod I » l l « l traffic*on the |cf . «h a calamity
Democralle Club uf Alachua t ..un i
* " Jl*T« 0»Jl**rt by the Rev. Jf.
Lake Monmc actordtng to a l«tter
The crtiiira wore discovery J Ey a r t ttebring brought hit Kinm 1
nh ’ Inncht-rian railway..
In « latter written from KlukJ- ‘ t--»» Kciday. Oct. 2A Tha mectm, I
M«l/ t'reaa
F i fun.UinantuI condition, for 'amr. t hins U.l n,..nth.
Ribert W. Bentley, chairman railroad txptre* agent who noticed lowered Rinl airplane to a land
.. and■ t#.- will 4
be.........,
re|,| , ( (lainasvilla at ihe
P
. G "“ wb. Tha
..in., the Man.huriun difficulty i „ ( » . , ( ,
o< *>e Florida Stata Road Depart- blood seeping thruugo crack* In log on the Lako Fr .nt fiald je.
Mr, Tholp„
, , v.r«|; A “ f " “ a county court hou..tertiay
ailernonn,
bringing
M.
It
r or * « ]» man, » u
<(uc.*>lunct] .Mrs.
sirs. I , ' —* - .......-voigiag ai. n
msst. racaivad hT II. hi. 1-apworth. the trunk andj qusutioned
I
-ren j rr.emcd ,<. t.eneva t.» lta>, ,g „. „ r
.
Mr. MeRory, .srrel.ry-tp.«..,n, r»
,■ lk., . —
• " » • presen.
"
B. J. Me-: j8hn‘ on’ Atlanta, one of tho del.
president of th* Chamber of fcom- Jutid and her *brother,
..u n n l o f th r l . .a n ..c o f N a- d t U l l r i , n fcu u n t
w h a , ^ ((iiv
‘ t o , S l a t s U - m o r r e t ir
...............
...
V . l l l ^ k i fc? * r,n* » n address
Kian-ll, L<is Anfolea
Angels, untwrilty [ * * ,r" 10 •*"• Florida TSinaral I-.
Approalmttly tt enacts sad
■ • « * . I stay.
n >t be the only member ..f
th.
arrived ttg' r*c'!or* •"d Rintolmsrs. Con*,.,
tnrmboia af tto danford Klwasla
M th Ugh th e r h i n e ... p n - .. t r . I ' y 1" ' “ , ' h , , r " , , r , h
, , , Y - » 1 h i *retnmiltee present, f..r t . I h Ids, T * ' " ’ ! ' l >’ K" >'■ »o u .
.M r. Bentley ones again atsured ‘tudent, when they
the
in.
Inim tho laggazs.
... led th. nmvr . ,n«at f.tt.d rr « « /lewdml area
Cluh. mseting at the' Momcswl
gaze. Tha agrn;
agrn: uedo- 1 “
her‘ .
rmHeals of this aatllm that tt#
Tl-nmas W. Fielding, tiulncsvill..
Continued on Png, Hl||
several . >i tt»n. th.. i.ptlmUli ’ nttit.idr , ' " " ,l
Hotel at noon yratarday wars ta!
n,," f Rhanghnl --n.l t.'ol. Evans llallc. I.ire Dal.
euuatructlon o f
hoth project, mended tto trunks be opeued hut I , * ’ ■ net rock made
• . n by lli" E’trneh turein. min ' rri'*'d hl< .hip, ll.e I ,4. .4 (iuani. meinUin ..f that commlit,.. »ii|
l y Judge K. F. Housholdar, ap*okr ,
would begin some time in tho new Mrs. Judd fled gnd disappeared ,l,sh** 0' r'' ‘ he city today and c
I ’p w a rd T a x R a v h lo n
Arhl* li* Hrlmil, a Fu lir in tu litak'l fu r (h« ‘H'lvr ri*rr. at * '* '..'* prevent to g|re s,|,|r..re.
•r .A th# fay, that practically all ’
.ywtr. home weeks a.a he l* salt •rein her hretkir's cos on a down , r*v*ed to l.ava for Sofirln* la .
1,hl* afternoon. Aa a former (>r t»- nrpollii'liini, hail 1*0
of the so-called ills of ths world,
iho •'» I** nil n ur IIiviiA<«v%. v h#n- h»*
T* h n t t Id ai#mttrj o f BtaU -own >tre«t. *
• *>•' Alichua county
rgainis
Is P l a n n e d B y H o u s e
<•11 mail serves bail lire.. ...
MrK'innell and Dr. W. C. Judd.<
r,»' ,B|. •»# 1* wall kn ...
h«-**p» I rr# thill th# fiv#
l*art it utof Iy of this
coimnuni|yH
Hard Number Three Improvement
tion <Ism... the honor of !».,«* the
sic bss.’tl on nigsllva thoughtet
freamlTee that hU department Phoenix phfalclaa and Mrs. Jodd'a h' r® b’r •''•••Ion .tudent.*, mi... v% «i1«l m v iiL * m l l t i i . ' a ' t u r i I*.i» i |.cn. nl Inr ...any ween. ,.t m ,, H e of Itv kind In ths state to ..r,
"
AHIINGTON.
"
(,ri
o,
*
—*
*
whom
greeted
him
durint
tf- itiM*vt
wi’ h Chin#
dostiucltva
thoughts,
thoughts’'
'
l me. N>. un. wa- aiicwvd l.. gtl gantiv in,I inaugurate activities
“ Ohmleicd tto cunaHut'.ioii of a hu.baiid, were axreatad • few
|— t Con»*ivatna
Al hotJffll prl*FA
I !«•! * • ‘ hum f.»r the nearly
rrsv.io.
i
— ’ and* pm. jwhl?h are far front tha
actual, . SJp
tErnu preparatory
,h.
l|SW bridge at { akc Munroj and hour, la'.ar at tha heme of Dr. *'*•'
*— --------- K »il mu f l i Chltiri*** mw-tiaiKi' " "••ha the .hip remained in tho 1 * -hairman 1* Parkas M i i r - rB„ u,
,hs#rr, " f fm,h toHtical " • » « » • Th y were urged to re- ~r'r*~
* »• Lsko Front 'Boulevard a* 0 * Iidd'a sister. They w ^ released1 _
* . • rail If) tha fill® f iftl'lMMivi.t.'kI
...
, Ui.Jse ar« planning —•"’ tor thlt their thoughts da*.
michacl, tialnewillo at t .ri-rv
ntuat Importan: prpjarta is thr -heu Judd proved an allkland Mr- J a p a n T u m S D o w n
(Continued on l*age k>jn
Klonell dUclaimed knowledge j f :
y ________ _ .
.. condition# a i Hi-ni.thnr .!l
aUta.
. . . I ' “ fd covt'ion of frdoral **rm*n» thclt rliaractaf,
that
- ■
L e a g u e T i m e L i m i t lilli’teto’* nimliar tn th* fantodCM
V rvgardlenc 0f what Prvslden, ’ huught la tha aibitar of their d «- > '
T to Federal gorerpnirnla store the killings.
( ’ I.L'It i l l MEET
h r* •« loti•I down hjr J«iJAn to ItHo.
Ptoealx autheritta learned thnt
--------•d
r .to work h*a tea* Lrought
—
'rf ,' .'rr.’. /' ”^ ron,''*
v n* n•,"
'" N- In
,n tho
lh* next
n,xt .“ s ^ ’ . r
!,h*’ ^h* ■.'“ w#|r. to tto
GENEVA. Oct. 12.— (A IM- - ii‘|f*rtf< fi ,m Gt*ii»*v4• ILIitn’.ni
lit inhers uf thi Jsr>»onvill#
' “ -fross The chief vxccutly.. 1 .1»•••-» «o u»v nappny ami rrut
"• to
u * after more than a yare of •t on* time Dr. Judd waa connecthout
L
inn
in
rht
Zifkft
th«*
/iv«
\
j*
1
niining
cnmpiny
•*■!*«»»*
r#nraaani«uva
nn
th*
8
Di.li- l Progressive fluh a.e re-| " ‘ €,#" ,0 b«se Ms proposal,
,uUF» U l>t»pvr thought rontruL ,
c atlnued alfort on the part of the ed with a Biskes mining ct>mp:ny Jato "'* renraaantatlva on th
min.psl that there wlll I,- n meet- i ""'-''—C ths treasury d#r|cit
. ^t*»N o gnrerhnmnt funitluns will)
Stats Road Department, Mr. Bant- Jn<» during kia tenure of service a I-'-g -t of Nations council today Id v.hidr or pArt.
ii.g (“ -• rnstnbrne only st the City j " l,aurt-vc »iudy being m,,i. ” ;a*'aiahar dagrre of aletlnasa and
W said. -As you ptehakly know, •reman, said l# tov« been I.Un'l- refused to ar.-ept any dcfinllc
GENEVA. Kwl'Xrrlsml.'O I. 22,
|IWUlllganco than th» menial
H ’ tl l nlaht starting at 8:00 ,f"' M d «e l and r«.(,nu. , K
.tore kaa been a good deal of t t . Red aa Mrs. Judd, appearel in ••",# limit for withdrawal of her
that elty and made close inquiries; tnx>pe from Manchuria. The an
(C. ntin.inl On Page Five,
*
oftta fltll*ns," |,a ssid, ailu
fort required U» penuade tto FadMate Huperviant-Of Vg.icullur’ uctn-k. Important matters, will i e ' (, *nfcw> -lef.nrtim-nt Th
cd-e
■etniaf Jadd's m ivement*.
'I
nouncamcnt wo* In ra«^on«o (u a
Iske.i U.i er
stlvist-matit. and 1nl u *• »ur*»y will
a
|that in order b> buili a new aoa
L* IVill..__ . . . l
..
.
om l Bureau to partlrlpita In tto
|
J
|
•
w
a-t|
a
a
»
^,^^IDtwra-a.
G
s
I
p
c
m
II
s
.
Charlr
Another name enured th# Inves resolution of Aristide Hrlsnd of|
plun« laid lor raversl sm-lol and
public n,,t . ,
to , ami rrobomlc order w» uniat
'daa#tru*ti.n of ,lkis water front
business activities
th, n,ar ru annual
" ^ for" *>U huiM « m , „f „.en with
ard.* . Mr. fUtttlay wro*.a, tigation as aafghlkr* of Mrs. Judd Fiance proposing that Japan com thought. "Thl* pan Is don* oil
i tto Bureaui hrq
)
some- In Ph*>«nlt identified an automo- f.lvle tha evacuation of the area hy
" ,rr
.
_
,M,n,hi
through tha power of char thl
ago dawkled ns another hlU belonging to J. J. llallorait, Nov. Id whan tha council meet- ry
i
t
.
g\
*to
-pa-lal
gu,
s
t.
nf
tho
.
fte whirls would not lave penc Aaallhf PHmdIa lumhcrnian. i>» again. Tha resolution al«o .recantTH M I. I'tlNTl'iiNKD
u'-n'"",.''"''’ ^ ! ^ , •J'J'm I T , " . . '" ! ing," ha aald.
('topt.r. Fob.." Fann.rs
hacn aaan In fiont of Mr#. mend d that Lbina pic're s .urily
Hi* program n . . (...suited h/
'••t tha Loalneek section ol
.
_
<
Am
alies,jit
s
ti*:atoi’/
ut
th«
dPHINtJFIKi.l), ii,.. ()»,. w ...
... ..........
ttrein
which KiwinUtta Arthur iirannn and*.
Jidi'B midanct MvtnJ night# nf Ja mnest lives and property In
1 ______
. Z wnicli
(A, .P
in* ................—
strlotis illness formrlalr* .1
Un week.
founty Tex lullevtoP Jon. D.
r
1 W , . 7 nigln.
-----h.l—,|)u«
t tg
........
all rrvi-nug l.gDtellon, D a e HonUke.
Manchuria.
"A fte r more thin a year of af.
h*r/an
Jiukina returned from JiscksunvilU ,. . f ' .7 11 , \ J
1 *• *hoil I
» '• Arthur ('.reliable, |,u trial
'• '‘•I tevestlgstiiin of
l * t wa tore a t last aoeand.it H
Kar| Lfhtoaun a a.-. Intimiuctd la' '
l.str.dny after having .Handed
»*lk -la “th** oja in oil
- charges
-•■------ uf* a siatut-.rr -lUvne* tfHgljfin pnwiama. a
tha club OX a guest, briefly decldr* '
yaJiusdliVf tto Bureau ta nartiriihf*m
fur
thf»lr
*
"
p-wtpog#d
indrfinlt-ljr
>sst#r*
•tudy
of
the
te»
law.
U
aNo
U*
the.annual convention ..Mhe Flor- n,
^
!,r*V#dc
fM g U (to cuiwtraHioa not only
••
• • ' ot- -Tax Collectora,
- renv.l of the lev.nt y.-nrs, day. Dr. GrtnoLlg. who la past 7u. in« mode h, a group „ f Kcpuk- Ing his plaAiuia at balug prnM K
Ids Association
and askidd that tha memlxre oh- ' 1
, * ' !> » bridge t o >ul which Hera
• n?| five their having
*
_
born
again I* iwrtlally pualyird. .
mans.
and bringing with him thr amreaist tha lrdi-a body in avary man>V to as (ontrovrrsy. bar also la tto
Sided
thr
title
at
the
(sailing
laryahip of tha organiaalP.n for
nor. "for only by such aasDtawaa
reactrwrtlon o f tto itotorerd Into
t* ih iji Ili« •ut#.
the riming yeai.
*
tr« t (to Department
Th»
appointment
of
.landing
Municipal Judge R. W. Ware's ( plea" ing guilty to petty larctny.
The convention was wall uivn.1' lUelf H paaRhra early in
Court was * busy plaea
“Eugana JUrty, rolorrd char,,d #‘\ and brought out m i«y intrreel- iW m M In t ucruplc.1 th# mjjm
.
Taw te ijnderlake thU M ire
is.ition sf thr bus!u*aa session.
JDordetly
ron.l.ct
wai Ing and optlmlatle zojmrt. from,
!■»( Monday afternoon. It was with
9 MMw M '
tVmmitirvn.rvi aril C. ||el|, , hair*
ivtrp
sertp.n
of
tha
atat».
Semi
nwfrded with aagro men and wotn- {mad I 2.hu, although ha p'caded
man „ f th# Public Speaking rum.
— *- I, X
i.t
...
•J. isl l v L T 1'
mils County was am Wig the few
not guilty to tha cha.iv.
,
A. if_aJ
K/I*,. rJithtonvlllr.
-K
* *1 Ib nald Hull hand, chairWhat la hathd aa baltig one of
i* who tod lathered to learn tho
ur.turul our (8-sition in this rum-! Jockxagvtlla. R. A. Point,
Chaney Lindsay, eolored, charged counties reporting tax rulivctiona o*on of il({ Thrift Fund onimit*
Ml*#, locludtef Mayor Kcrl
the mot# Important torsi movtlngs manity. For that reason w » «/u Ciaig, Rt. iagnttina, and
U t* af 14 negroes u kfn In a with disorderly cond.et, plaa.U i and redemptions a* belter than
-»»1 Clori-nc# ll.nl.r-un, rhairveaastinna! raid an an a lk g ri guilty and was (load |t&.
normal, according to My. Jlnkhra,
«‘I th# -Fall season, a meeting Inviting all of them.-large
or; Mcfltottek, Plant City, h
tn»n o f th* Hull Testing eu.nmiltonight.' Pt**«nt teoladed A. C. Pail
~basses next Tuesday msvo- to a* of ID repot*, and risnda of
Item Wright, charged with vk>. •nd th* mtmtors W4rw uaitid hi ta#: John Srnkatlk, rhalrmsn of t*hl.h, according to IU lOonrure. small, to this mealing
thotr prals* of. th*kdtyri**: man- th# So.ill A tlvity coinmitt«>, an
lieu -x
atlsndanra
a , rn»j|
rhall |
tr
W. a.
B. m
Zschry,
a V
.7 l .....
—..VM..VW wv
|I M*iwe T9,
mwary, jJ.
. u.
• rwofpttore with Mr. ••••**1 atto, ntaor offenders.
aslablUh the
the so
«ov nty giowa-s' From
latteg tk* etep-stroct ordinance, nsr
.lasts*. .. k.lk___ .
fj
____ a aL..ag,
— as
arn m
4.
In Which a maro sksT' i i l !
" 0* " 1
comialtf* . and • I-I rewwwn
Howard
H wW.
Rucker,
oto Mo beard raUtha to
While
Wilson, co'c red man 1leaded guilty and
w*»
lined Drovgbout tho a t^ T a ra U u ' o'lhks! 1■■’rieare-. rhiiimon of th i! » « » * to the ounty’s l.utlnes* ai.n, able to judg. whalhvr w# n u ,
pact
lo.oprration
In
tha
future
a
><nu
1*'"
n
o
t»
charged with tolag the toepre of fl.f.0.
.
hatotod
^
‘ “ "’ " ‘ •‘ tee.
Is . in doled to uha place tonight qutstiun whirh has intartetad ua liny, Jno. D. Jlotina, 8.' E.
nay,
W,
S.
Eitltnungar,
f
WHII# Woods, chaigs.1 with
*-------- | « ' . K:1° -“ »—« k— —
High for aonir tint#."
A feature o f tto J fc a .t ip * was !
a* Benilnole
fl
r. 8. Umaaa, B. D. C—
r : « W tot was (teed t i Horae* perking ,tg aMtetoshil# w itlo il
. ._.|udlng on# from tha caap.j hrl.oul whan tto memktre of the
Evvry important buaitwas, «l«h-, R- Mason, \f. 8. Cokcmaos
AretoL' Baqilr* Brown, Charlie Kghts, pleaded guilty tad waa a ta|k by W. ft, Mutyavr, -tats au stl*a group suggesting tto pio- <* minol* Agncull'iral Club a«.
an,, railruail leader in the county Ova rite. J. M. gtlnacif
dita*, e bo spoke aft wais awl
gmm <*r tto riming year, were P * « tu lay before the businass
(tea* 13.
mean, nf effaattag "
his lawn invited to atUad tha
read and appzovtd.
j mun. sum, of tto Important prob- mretiag, h# *atiL The puiposa of Laoanrdl M. B.
RoeawrkH
Harris,
e .. lored. •tion t rtvveaa his
WUaoa, J, L Martat
* 1* 1 , tori CteteO. dorenea Fret- charged with reck lev > driving. tto o/flcws a l tto
tha *ugg stiog * f
tha' brma now facing thy
farmer:
I f fan
tk; m*rting u to hold *n open Moon, ArtJtet Branao,
Iril-J*
vDItoea, the rntlte
rntll* tn*ni.
tn-in
-W
#
vliita*#.
Fled
F.
Uornrr
rvcwoi.l.m
btvd
F.
Darner,
prwaid.-ni.af
tto
M-oded not goCly and v u fiaad itevatal Implored
c'laruuli.o of thr Saminola County
# th* locaj^ hspUr will il'b . assumes that « • h businaae fanner's proMr m Every pkraon Uka. Homer Harris, C. a
Me# gotrrOiMat ware Offerwl the
vtolo next Tuesday night man In tto taonijr Jp.lntres.tcd te prsaanl la rxp *t:d to taka part In r . DavftMt
die- ,T !w ^ r* ^
w.
JTW|- *» lU ' diumm
Duma . OAT
A. M
Hyrdttik
“ " - w t i*»u u
•to teFreteft - ladvmtry, and
that tto distussion.
(torn ill their a * i tefttllm
^tfcreh** **t1,rt* toy*.
rott, P. tv* .fkltehar.
Ttoah s"••■ t Tuesrlay Sight 10- vsvh ix willing t « take a | «.i |M
A# • feature ijiaator, Karl Lsh- RlUobath Cttek, eluh____
•I-K4H Clifford Ball, M o n th fl.„. vffscimg soma agMgfartory rateaunn, Dade l-od, socraUsy will
JAPAN 9TATS ON r.OU» *
l e v . ' Blown. David- Earle, t.ons which may bring an in* dsllvar a shun talk an 1 'u spate
af J wrdarly
WlUltm Barvty, (n sisd rareoua to both tto grew* Doa," while several g:awora mad YABl-TOre TD M A K ftitl
KAN FRANCISCO,
,
II*.
»r an., buatetea MM,
huaiaasa man wdl ba baud te
white, •harg#d
tee aatluus to act b rk f teaptralionai talk*.
A*d disovdvxly,
wh#lh.y
tto
H
m
spirit
of
vo-operJukhl Tsushima,
"Wa, at fanned, wish to ptet*
'waa flmd f t gtiaxloarr "
al-.n iiualfaatod t t thr dmnar •ut problem b«fote yau,". Mr.
Monday nighi f t
melli
whala- Dernav wrote in hte tevhatteo,
. I'**, white,
rtteri/
"Wa faai that you are aiuB* u .
Utpttsd la (ha (•
Noticed
H«nded
JEALOUSY HELD
AS CAUSEBEHIND
TRUNK SLAYINGS
EMBALMERS END
: CONVENTIONWITH
S ELECTIONTODAY
FRESH FIGHTING
LETTER
REPORTED FROM RELATES HORROR
MANCHURIAAREA OF CHINA FLOOD
.'51
Me Rory Will (lire
Address At Large;.i.MH'.V?V::j,iE
a s s M eet Friday i"“ T . ‘ZZ.T.t'^’rT.Z1~
U. S. Pledges Help
In Construction 0 f
Lake Shore Road
M
StoM W aaK:
Thl,llia,
-"-torahlp m,,^nui7ya^r
.
M
Weekly Lifuchi
WithMany
J
.
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Meeting Held I.ast
Kvening By Future
far m er s Chapte**
„
Jm kins Is FJected j*™*- “*i.,Un' 1-cb" -•
Secretary Of lax ^ *•<*'« »«•••»
u,.
Collectors Group; ^
» ^ U r,(:'::
Judge Ware’s Cour t Crowded With
L. " ~Nc
.........
~ r Of
-----Grnun
legroes Awaiting
Fate
ImportantMeeHn* Will Be Staged
Tonight By Farmers Organization'IS'i'i'ttSSf
;a
S S c a M a tftt
d b cw r*'
!.jref:
**
�S A N F O R D ’ iT F R AI/D. 0,
-ight For Freight
BiteJumpIs Lost;
dine Relief Seen
BADMINTON
■ (Co* tinned from Pare Otto)
' 5 % *• A * fond and would not
««>thlnr from It. deriving
•fk k ><Uad revenues from In.
WfOrea eallaetad on their llnei.
•'TTta propoaed achodul* of In» m H » would add U to the frel,ht
•a *oeh tail rad of coal, coke, frmj
other mine product*, lumber
W ether fo rm product* iiH v i.
■Jjpk mleeallaneoua rommodltlea.
* f ■ N M tameae by W a ret iba
y * I f f erode petroleum, orrep
in n tad ether product*. Cllrua and
freeh Wfetabloa. oils. brick
. . * ■ *!"* waBM 9 »» • » addition
** * rent P*» 100 pound*, and al I
•enca of almost SO year*. Badmin
ton It ret-rnln* to the realm* of
apart. The gam* I* much th* earni
ai tenni* airept that the court
ia .mailer rnf th* n*t higher. In
vtrad of a ball a ehuttlrrnrk oi
binl is ued. Thi* it mad* of *
email pl*c* of chamai*-cov*rr.i
"*.141 with ipltll* .noth thr «amr
■a an arrow. Maryan Pldlrr i*
shown with rac>tuet and ah-tlle-
eock.
Cannon Issues
Statement Upon
His Indictment
iffE SD AV, OCTOBER 1!
R A C E - M A C K S Swedish industrial arxexhibit E
dison’s Funeral
Edisons
ARE APPROVED
Is HeldTodiVAmid more
than 60 year*, h it • akk
to ho# hia head before the chfBY LA^GE VOTE
Quiet Atmosphere had
fl*.
'
(O n tinned tram Pars O ne)'
(Continued fro a V n co Duel >
li*ln«h and open fad for several
old friend. Mr*. Edlaoo. dreasod Id
ream. 9400 f et} 904 against.
mournin*. stood by hb lido. ' '
Miami Brack Jockey C h i, prolfr. Pord i t j not enUr th* room.
rosed to to corntrueted by Joseph
“ You it member tha last Um*
M Smoot, who bunt the Hi*lath
I now him (E d U e v )^ the library
na.k. Id70 forf M d rattatrminit.
—h o* we talked togat her— well, J
Gable* Knrlng AaMclitTon, urvwonted that as a la*tiny memory.'
l»r r-.h-iruetlm. at Coral Cablsa
Mr. Pord waa,. quoted aa taHlna
by Prank J. Breen, farmer mao*
cbaeh. Kdiaon. the Inventor’* sen.
urer of the Hlalaol ' truck. 6179
Ilia reference apyfr m tle was to
for; *>.l -MS against
hi* vlilt at I h i 'U U o aetata July
fllsreyn* Kennel Club, 11,239
*4 and 95. only a week before Mr.
ior and 1ICO agaloat.
Kdiaon collapsed. •
Miami Beach Kennel Club, 7460
Mo crest waa the crowd of
for an>t H30 ajiinat.
mourner* that tha library was
W, .t Hairier Kennel Club. 64*4
npanerf yntrrelay at 7l30 A. M . an
for an1"V.S against.
.
hour and a half before it had been
At I’a'ni Beach, tbo Belvedere
planned, and waa kept open lato
fucks, t Kb and Palm Beach
LONDON, England— Far from th* turmoil now reigning in his in the evening.
•ire) boon 1 Association were eoted
Detachment* front the army,
•ip°n. Tim tabulated v>te showed klnfdom. King Alfonso f t n » e f •Spain paid a rb lt to tha Swtdlah In
ibe track* cum in* by a ratlu of dustrial Art EahibiUoft hare. Hr t* *hown evaminin* a place ol nary, marina rorpo and aational
guard
arranged to ' relieve the
shout I In 1.
pewter *1 thr .how,
'• r * t
guard
of honor o f Edison emIn l lt> County, the singlo d o * 1
trrek. lo-ated at Orange Park,'
■light mill's from Jacksonville but
■u«l out»lde the Duv*l C ilinl. line, j
(hr vote wan OM far and 9X11
i « ain't, with three amall precinct* i
miaslnir.
' 4 Wreath ef oak lea ere on th*
toffi'n n i toplare^ by an A jooHfan flag, laid tharo by mambarn of
tha Ara,rW a Legion and Voter*
T A L L A H A S 8 U , Oct. I I
ana of Foreign Ware In apprwcdw
A.P.) ->(*4h rrnoj
Carlton I
tton of Mr. EdUoa’a coatiibutlona
to national dcfanec.
thro.'vHdlit Plorkia to be halted
; lire. Kdiaon stood silently by. during the hour, of ’IlMMad ‘A.tavrral reyrooantatlrea of tbo EdMon’a- fa w fa l Wedaowtay and
World War naval conanltlae board, oieotyd the flay atop the cayitol
phieh Mr. Edison headed, aba brr* to bo draped at h alf - meat
vie Ited the bier In a groop, aa did dyrln* the day. i ' '. v
- •>
men who worked for th*- Inventor .11* also isowad* atattnreot re®*
yvara i f * .
Ing open re*Hea«a *d.l4* alalr to
In the afternoon an orderly lino turn out aQ electric llgata far ON.
of more than 1000 peruana waa minute *t 7 P. M . Wldaaadpy. .v'J
formed outside tha HWafy, waitin* for admittance. It was aogWASHINGTON. Oct
»t. —
m*nted by a hug* number at
(A .P .l— A hearing wW hr Mid
school children. Roman Catholic
and Episcopal non* alas were la Thursday at Memphis at whether
th* federal hsrg* line* should a - .
the procenlon.
Th* crutch** and wheal ehalf «d tend to.truck linn th* h i m rat**
John Ott, 91, 'an Edison plooser on cotton that are a sco tM tl.o
•*
- '
who dle,j on learning of the In- railroad*.'"
tvphon of ihrc* small rnuntry
prcrincta. which cannot changr th*
reeult*, Cloy County voter* yenter-!
i'«y hy a rati I of over thr** tn
.ne nidnmcd ramie In Clay Coun
ty with th* pari mutual betting
(Contiatiad from Pago On*)
•y*l«*ni.
i
lor aiuti.em.nt* and similar matThr rtferendttnt, m% rW|Ulrc«l b>
tar* to which I have given the
the new .tate law, brought out a
greater pa11 of my Ilf*.”
b.rg* vote In whlnh there we*
Ilia statement follow* In part:
“ Por throe years r«rtain eh • much Interval manifested. The fol
lowing vrna the rreult of tbe voting
menl* i|f the op|M,n*nla of piuhtbi
by precincts:
lion. Including the nesepapei*
Oram* Park, 9fdt for. U against;
not all, of Roman Calholl » and
ton lint era, noils and relgna, o
t!i*ir rhurrh pr**». not all—, o, (invn C.v# Spring*. 27.1 for. in
. * • « »*«<1. fr«*h appl.a, (resh hi
cealnrl; Doctor* lnl*t, 4d for, H
stand |<nt southern llenimrat*
»»•*, froth grapes, fresh pearhrv, not nil, h*'v lri ,| to destroy toy . etiin.l, I'rnnpy Farm* fl for. 100 i
9»h0g freah domestic fruits, polo hialth, thi* iiai |.*«11Intr m» a tin • gainst; Midalehurg, 49 for, 30
(4 t*. (other than *w«et> dri I tl*. to destroy l.y fin* nr In I , redo, I aeniiwt; K ry .’ onr Height*, 24 for.
-»Mns and peas, flaaesed, sugar and to destroy my Influen.r with 17 against; Sharon. 4 for. t
D*0t0, bouts, mules, ponies, Base., my chuirh and with th* gcnrral ugiinit; tutal, H.VI for, 113 Miratnal
•Ingl* dock ehlpmenU of csttl.......
•in*, pul.il-, Thoy have nearly destroyed
Kw and double deck shipments of niy hialth. and thr* h*<*o*,
WERT PALM BEACH. Ocl 91
of
CSIvoa, single end d o u b le
T
d*< '4 month* |o hftepital* greatly Ciu — (A. I'.| -W llh 12 out uf dll preShipments of eheep ant guale, aiu- tailed any peraounl arlivitle* a* iinc*. mining, pslm B#»-h f'oun
ar»<l double deck ehipni.nta of chairman o^ th* general laiard of i) voters today favored horsa and
v log*, fuel wood, railroad temparance anti sorlal aervlcv cf dug i siing with pari-mutuel je t
Hoa, oxrelaloe and sawdust.
ting by wlda ratio*.
•he M. K. Church. Month.
Increase o^ |3 a car: Anthracite,
Por the Belvedere hors* (rack,
“
I
rejoice
that
my
health
has
qltuminimi ik»al, cokv. Iron ore,
■unit what Improved hut my a-lni- the I allot show*d 9470 r jr and 31/
coppor ora and cuncantiatu, Lad
•gainst.
ty la grvatly liniuilred.
Ota.and concentrates, line ur* and
For the Halm Beach Kenney
“ Pinanc(ally only through Hi*
coiwantraUs, other ores and contrack th* voio was 9110 for ar.d
help
an
l
tunfllvnr*
of
my
friend.
Cantiate., gravel, etu i (othvr
370 against.
kMa glass ur maulding), elon.. h**o I been able to meet my heavy!
medical, huepllal anl living *v.|
(hrekMe giuwnd, ax oru*h«d), mine
predicts not other* Its specifle.1, p* nsa*. for lha Syr fnmmltlue,after vxaiulnirg al| in, l-a ik nrMht*> polaa, piling, pulp wood.
large
Ilinbor, shingles, loth, boa, crate cunnt*,' did nut find thfends whirli vindlrtive rnemle*
*hd cooporat* materlale. venter,
•wilt op wood, forest product* not have declared that I cmU-ixIrd,
Mhorwlsa specified, and fbmacn Instead o f using them for political
campaign pur)aMKs.
slag.
Tha otVraordinary inddlc and
Ia**e**e of fd a tar: I'hoaphato
rock. crude (ground or
nut plitale raprtsslon* of ronfi.lento
(found), sulphur, pig iron, scrap at this vvnrIJ'Wld* Mrthudist con*
pOO, strep ■(*«|, rough anl (In- fvtence, and the cottlniioiis InIshtd itone not otharwlev aperl- •Islrnl demand* thst I nuitinuo
my Ilf.-lung work for sorlal list,
laimrnt end (specially again.t th*
Ihiuor traffic, have laid upon ma
an obligation which 1 can not coit■r IcntUu*ly Ignore to continue my
artivltlen to the limit of strength
ergaidlens of any effort of
my
UMRiUa to ham;i*r my influeura
and my work, either by rnurt pro
ceeding* or 'by conllni.rd attack*
mi I ho part of the wet and stand
pat llomociatic peas*.
&
Yomjm Trunk Killer,
Is StiiT Hein? Sought
**
’ XiastVvard Tio! Four thousand miles nearer the rut
SUn— *CtS ^°*
mosSiUC8
minarets
50 different from* our' skyscrapers, stacks and steepl
Let’s sec this strange, strange country. rlc t’s sct:t
• •
land where the tobacco^ grows
w
jt*
in small leaves on slender stalks— to lx: tenderly
picked, leaf by leaf, hung in long fragrant strings, B
shelter-dried and blanket-cured. Precious stulf!
-
„
)
‘ Let’s taste that delicate aromatic flavor— chat sub
tie difference that makes a cigarette
XANTHI.. CAVALLA ..
i , (Continued from Pago On*")
chruiian tnnlruvorey thr United
Stairs appeal d fur a eottlomonl
of tha dlsputa without th* uaa of
forte.
‘
•
All ulber slgnaluiie*. of the
Kellogg treaty were aekrti to een t
nut.* also.
Alieatly state iLpartmant of
ficials feel th* war cloud* on tha
raster n horison are
clearing.
There wore no reports of renewed
outbreaks today. Dispatrke* In s
tated vontiauou* If rathor alow
nltkdeaargl of Japan*** troop*
from Chinea* tsrrltoiy.
Th* Ja paimre government ale*
appealed to hare required a hot
ter understanding o f th* Amoritau
position which Secretary Bllmaon
aloum In.-rega* of 11.60
an commodltwa In carload ka< emphaelaed ia liaaed aoMy on
• ihairw that war bo aiolded.
T k m ’i • U a H th
•d.abort-aa lacreatod oao
r I N pooads, tad «10 par
GENEVA, HwItaorlaaJ, OcL SI.
( h I ■ f —and tkla youag
*r(A.I».|—1
tha n*«» more In’ th*
fuui> •xtrvnc pointtS loo,
b q iw in ahoro maalmuma negatbHona to brine poor* bore
Otis prescribed to potroloum twson Joyon »nd China In Man
Prendi iMlhor h*«l ow4al
thuil* m i up la th* Japan*!* last
ill amh tmnMxu*. ■ •Ight., "•
awlUhlag lharVM increased
Tho tnoo.-il o f th* Ltagu* of hi thr hut word la otylo.
M a t woapt la Uo Chicago
lion*
wool frean Um Black or U*M taA coif. ‘
NEW YORKER
aval
a
»imre gob
Brland’s fUal
submitted U
* t V.aktthl ____ _
reproeentalivv, and
him to T*kyn.-vi>-i
tVkU* Uo Peace
Npan'a
P rio o d ly to tho V h V )
SAMSOUN
’fTurkish tobacco is to cigarettes what
seasoning is to food—the *spia," the "sauce1*
—or what rich, sweet cream b to coffee!
You can tastt the Turkish in Chesterfield
—there's enough of it, that's why. Chester*
field has noc been sringy with th8 impor*
•
a «o a
•
-i fa I - 9
m
tant addition to good taste and aroma; four
famous kinds of Turkish^ leaf — Xanthl,
Csvalla, ’ Samsoun and Jkqyroa —go into
. .
fam ous tobaa
the smooth, ’’spicy'* Chesterfield b
' This is just one more.reason for Ch
field’s bctttrtastt. Tobaccos 'from fiu and
the best of their several kinds—and the
kinds. And pure, tasteless cigarette j
the purest made* The many requisites
r ,
fte* -0*' ,9
w»
. *
--v re D B
l
f
(
�omn.r*
m i HANFORD HKRAI.D
H n rtA L P .4 A lfT O «a FLO U PA .
Banquet And Dance U
Staged For Visitors
Radtffr'IA’f'loridt
On Tuesday of tliia
certain peris of thla'eti
____ _________
them
ware aa___________
intexialfl anB •* exerting W any Which
might coma during a .presidential year. Committee* aawto
ft that vtfMrg were property qualified; newspaper cam*
palgna “.educated” the public; and fluent *p*4hera Mrousert
JUMB FOH A RWIMMIOt
AlSrbtran la capturad In Mm gtaaa
Of thla warm water. Do M l
Tha Wachary of thla mirror. Walt,
"Wall. N4w It U hrokan arid tha
Franklin P. Adam. d*rlar*a that
M ‘Trig rpnlluut to bar* filth In
Ike world until (ilbraltar sota on
a-and ba»U.
. «•> bo it wa. ■ gon.| thing tha
L. C. C. didn't allow lh» Inert...
tlXTTsight lit... At l.aat th* truck
Rail won't grt all tha buain***.
Kn wond.r I’ rtsldfpt lloov.r
dlda^t racognlit tha mayor of Annapoll*. Aft*r a man'* bmn mayor
S inti* wMU, a*tn hla own wlfa
Cpuldn't r.cognii. him.
Today-a b«.t: “ Publlahar MeF)tAt*n •* unhappy wltk hlg millisas,'' kv *aya; to ha cropo.aa to
■He lh»oi away and. It aaaiiga.
sew* aomibudy *U« unhappy.—
8^. Pst.raburg lndtp.nd.nt.
Mat a* 11*11td~w itk^k*
Clay, 1»ilr(i “Reich “and Docle countlee, «Q jvoted trierwhelmhigiy la fa v o r of reding. Dade coOhty wcltlxenB,'«Bodtly Miami ana, trekked to the poll" *nd legalised three dov
tracka end three hone tracka. The Miami Jockey Club,
most popular of the hone tracka, won Ua right to exiet,
by e vote of 9,400 to 860. The Binceyne Kennel club
breexed acroaa the flnlah line with a vote o f' 11,289 to 1,
169.
• . 1“* .
It is apparent that the tourist*. who, Hieihihha con
tend, muat be “ entertained” , will have ell the gambling
this winter that they could desire. The vary fact-that Mi
ami haa legalized pari-mutuel gambling will reault in Mi
ami's being advertl»ec) to the Vorld an a plscti where gam
bling is allowed by law. All forma of gambling Will nourish
more than ever. Gamblers o f all descriptions will Tlock to
the Magic City.
As la ugually (he case In the tropica, everything la
overdone. We had a bonm difwn here, which might have
been a splendid thing for this state; but it was overdone.
W4 had a hurricane, which might have destroyed “kt lot of
shabby structured and other eyesores; but that too was
overdone. Wa had a road building campaign which might
have served as a wonderful advertisement for the ntate
inducing countless thousands Ho come' here tan account of
our splendid roads; but we built roads to <he point where
•very cow p«th had to bo paved with concrete and the
road tax on gasoline went so high as to drive motorists
out of the state.
It will be. Interesting to see how this racing program
turns out.,Floridians seem pretty well determined to overdo that alao. One good horse track in this state, of the
character of Belmopt Park, or Churchill Downs, would prob
ably be a good thing, serving a worthy purponr in attracting tourigts.of a desirablc type. A doxen or more tracks
scatterod throughout the state will only nlih the sport for
FtarMhT
*
Wc have a racing commission in thla ntate among
whose duties la to supervlae the “ take” of the racetracks
from the wagers. The present percentage of "take” is not
sufficiently large to allow the operators to make a profit
with such apparent competition as thoy will have. The next
step will be to Increase the percentage.
prMa tad phalw a la M l iy u .
“ It. v ia rravrartog { n o o aa»rrr llb t f l o ld 4klt ltd u Into
■ dtwWMkm o f Ua gltb oagb y W
(I* OrtafW r I u M k l a what
h. ih ad gh fU # M otrollad yn ra r
of (h« onlrams U A a aad ho n pitn td blw.af f atoag th* * m o m
Haas oa M bad lo pravtara dUifttU H , »»p*elin|r aa Um ramming
trip « • modi a(U r al landing
Pr*.ld*nt fUrdlagte finwral, wh«n
kf raid:
“ I balk** In tiw toachint* of
our Lord aad M olar. Thtra la ■
grail directing hrad af pooplt
and thinga—o Suprama Btiog oho
look* o/tar Um daitiataa of tka
world.
“ ‘ | am conrlnrad that tha body
n mada Up af'MiUUa* which » r «
intalllgiot, and • a n dtractod by
tkl* Hlghar P ram . Wh*a ana aata
hia fla p r, 1 ballara It la Cm Inunifatvra o f IkWM roUUa* which
kcala tha wtrmd. Whan »na la
akk. lt b tha InUlUgatM* of 'bra*
.atilt** which brlngi (ciraM ifin er.' Y m know that tkara a n
U«lng calla In tha body to tiny
that tha •mlcroaropo cannot find
Thun at nil. Tha rntlUaa that' gtva
11ft mad aoul to tka human hotly
ran tor:
“ On. of Um (rant
my Ilf. ha. bora to
Trlmd.Hp of Mr. E
hart tnjoy*d cloao M
Of C W e Meeting P e r s Q
»»•»
*<*«K!u<t.d th* RAJ* itody loean , t
W*tlaa Ckarsk
ykistlM at f:M
K M Ur*, o. R.
mavtlnr
r Spci#.
. Chunk
ATTORNEY
DAIRY*
H. S. White
Diggers’ Dairy
Attorney -at-Law
Sweet Milk, Cream.
HUtler. BalUrmUk
P. O. Box 132
Phone Ande'n Store
SOS First National
ferfrtttorM tM iJ
aah fla U w fl n
iA e
Pteao'tfJB^'
»k te r Mr La alia. Mr*. Hasel
*koft, Mr*. C. A. Taylor and
Grady Duacaa as ho.tr.*..,
MW art a*k*d to wrar roe-
74?-W
AUTO PAINTING
LUMBER
DRUGS
G W Aiddflaty Of
Church Hfa« Meetii
Touchton’s
Sanford Drug<
SCHMIDT
anded Jiwtkfe”
A 'Baltimore state’s attorney complains to the American
prison association of what he terms “ left handed justice”
which he contends has been handed taut In tho Capone case.
“ Efforts should be frowned upon” , he saye, “ which Have
as their object th? 'Imprisonment of a -mhii upon a minor
and technical chans, xchenhereaDy is known to be a ma
jor ofTehUer and his conviction fo r ’ hla serious wrong-do
ings has hot beep attempted.”
“The Kexall Store"
“ W e a r e . n l aB. JfcK gs'gfcta
to aaaiet y s e .Jgu akg'. S ta r
w ith y e a r bnlkttag s s e T
3rd and French
1st at Foot or Magnolia
Phone SIS
AUTO TOPS
ELECTRIC SHOP
PRINTING
Rtndall Electric
,1. The
Herald Printing Co.
1
C om pany'
_
\
Bleelrkal Wiring aad
Z I P S E ftY IC K *
*
% e* *
P r ia U g i- i f
iB lI^ p a
You Haven’t Seen Anything Till You
r ,»
sF
_______
maating In eunvanttf thkt wtakhf
8 t P.Ur.boig, w * j laasreofkSasi iut- It has even been ftaxrtacTby aomo that the govern
E that * Um Miaahiaa City wUl gSt ment is trying to share in I h r j i r o f Ita which Capone haa
Kg
s r .~
,a p 3 s s a - * &
made from hla illegal operation of apeakratio*, gambling 1*
0 , I had « ehanra to as* haw of the moat doHghlfal aa|
dank, and bawdy houaM. It |e difficult for some’ to “under- elatrd h# wa* over tho outrenw af af my Ufa—and a- grant
•tahd wlur the govarntneut proeaeutas for' tax evasions, hla rubber sxporimenu. Laying-tn Use.'*
when It apparenUy does nothtny abbtRTthe mort serious offansa of murder which Capone Is “khbwn to have commit
ted.
••
It should be borne In wind,, hbyever. that the federal
SANFORD,
government does not pfosacutg Tor murder. That is distinct
■ T ’ tfM C I
ly, a funcUog which rightly belongs to the state. It Is un
.........u ■■ ■‘
fortunate that the state o f Ittinotn does not see fit to
Premier Laval haa arrived la
thla country lo ducuaa th* dabU prosecute for'murder, except In rare Instances, and conse
*
ailalna »* t ..f lb* U*t war with quently A| Capone la able to got away with hla crimen of
Pm ld.nl llou**r. Tha queatlan I* this character. The federal
rnment, while heartily dl»wbalh.r
canral th* dabla, as>r- r m - ---------- ^ cannot prosecute him for
toad the oratuiium. nr Ight an thrip* Add consequently contents itself with prosecuting
. athei war in oidvr to collet In him for whatever crimes it can.
' f*U foe Iho U .t on.,
In doing this, it seems to us the government is per
. F." ■■
■■Qiiaa
M
.Virginian, have b*.n etl.hrallng forming- a grant service for society In genets! and more
r . Um surrender at Ynrktawn *oia* partlcuiarij for the deeehl people of Illinois who believe
8 I R p a n ago. Rut aDar all that Capon? ahodtd bd'atnt to the chair but who are powerless
happ»nrd In tha la*t fvw year*
to do ahy4hhqira^but It. In adopting this attitude the corI snap b. they ought to lamanl that
Vtetaat A la i nn l*», will, moat of ermneht haa taken the position of the'ekDIfu! boxer who
■.OS drinking ruffaa anyhow, lin t when unable “to put over' a crushing right cross satisfies
K i'h a lf aa bad as thla U x on gaaollaa. himself with a couple of .... _
and a hook. Certainly,
such “ left handed Justice" la beti
than nothing.
.
p Uam Ihiimufbly thawed set'
CLvf." *
P m
•
;
Stfhll. Ih.r* la a dlffaraaw af
- opinion, aavaral honorabla adltor.
. atalaUin ih.r* waa
aethlag
■ ciaokad in th* aUU paying 4 a lr
; OfO far a lot aaaaaaad at St.840.
’ •* It must b* all righ t—1
Tamp*
tetyibu n .. Hut which waa erookad,
\ th*
.ni.nl ur tha purr haa* T
AWNINGS
RADIOS
8TKWART
PHILCO’S
She makes cnn»r!y out of drama . . . farce out of
romance . . . mlpirfneat out of high hats. Hhe's
The Florist
BEAUTY SHOP
FURNITURE
SERVICE STATION
Powder P u ff
Dmufr tti lon
Wagoner Furniture
Co.
Service Station
8
ya Erholy,. Ruth Cam
'
—
Vrs. - \| |.|K It. Id S S K I.I.
Sl •m ii ..i ’» o| Mrdiunt t*l Ih# 1
l*ri»grrw-»x • Spirtiujli«1 ( hur.k j
i: x«, r i d m t mil XVR
o ld . xMm.
In t i f ir m
»r
h 'fh
I
EDDED
WHEAT
W IT H H O T M IL K A REA D Y TO SERV E H O T CEREA L
TEXACO MOTOR OIL
r every
SHOE RETAnUNG
I’m a LUCKY fan''
★
H la ute
flcUla af th
r*tTro»4“*f*
* 3 iim s s r ifi
V*. may k. Inl.r.il.d fd|
ia. «k .,a ttai.n.M. Ml.*'
V.l.. Ko. b„n i im. i ,, M
IUCRY Slltll <,.... m. ter
3 .MIC. W. hop* Ih. *.*Ikltf h*<J.,lh (I,*. Will h*
a. h.<i.ll.t«| t* h.t «* j t§
M C m . h«, p , o < J a * kot
M to t ,* ..t ,i iu o j u
l* « .*<i (a m,
.
Who! a grand addition lo Hollywood and th#
ftcraan It U p # V # lai, Ih# wlriioftt end livaltwtt
liltla Ma.ican baauty *»ho *v «. hop pud ll>* Rk.
Grand*. Hollywood ado.** har. Sbu will cavo't
for u* n#»f In M e tr o -O o ld w y n -M a y e r ’*
flna pkluf., "T h # Cuban Lava S o n g .”
i v b-w.
DRAMATICI
SODAt FOUNTAIN-
.
-•' < T
•xcluilve with PHOENIX HOSIERY
■WsAam.mat
ViVktqa -gj
I t A. M. l a l A. N.
.
to Mias Valas'e
Statamant Paid k
FarT
^
P°'J '» Miu V.I.. W—|k*
M -a .C 1
. Moor*, mluiun ato.y
Bpitxf, fa lg p l it rhapttr from
STS?*
afU r
rsk* tfJa* -J»n* B. -Smith ga vx.
■Jflwi m m Un * a racial hoar
/ R ^ .* e ta M
sad n frw ih -1
N lffe t ft Gmrace
teak,/#
season •
"No Harsh
Irritants
for Lupe
L 'je d g * who g*V* Capan* kl*
a Wood*r what eflUrt
tergal#" waefa hara afe
it*, kaadlu, tag mkimA
LISTEN
DRAIN-FILL
.-Owing lX.tMl.lt.CMIM.
> « t ? .V.M»b*r Four of Um F l m :
Ctortch
. #4 Honda; I
►ftxte.n at tk- hasM af Mt*. R. I
:/awUh. S08- P a ir Avenue,
Flaw*. T . A. RraUtrraan pr*
■ « * '* r tb« beam *. I Mt Ion
lavanti-.il xg lk* UraallonaL TV tear* JiayctidM to tha rail call
1 Saw** of Baptlal mlaaiow-
SANFORD, TWENTY
M to i.oxain out af Jatfjftl
—
Luckies aVa c^riafnly kind to my throat.
T r ia u ^ e t.tf
B02-S94 Banferd. Are.
GARAGE
'
1Y is e t io n i of
MtlMJ
ir-*i»-*-i
Meti«o ,|
,|n> t * a
eu vf I,
Spnin-h
he*
-
And hurrah for that improvod
Cellophane wrapper of yours —
It really opens without a tug-o'war —thanks to that tab."
r«pr»«taf sad NaB 'Caigkk.
We Buy or Trade Use*
Furniture. \ '
B
nn«l
t Mini tli**
"• «* airanif* I
ms of .Mr**
■n«l olh#r
• tleeigne in
* No harsh Irritants for Lupe. I’m a
Lucky fan. Thera's no question about It —
Emma 8%r a w , t.'rarv
y W j * U lu titfc '- I I I ,
l.“ Mp
'McMahon,
Lelq Niger, Prog.
f
JtiUCV. K l i n i v ami arlnrnlxle
Automotive Eh
Company
A
t
thro*
waa dag track*
,
S track* war* tegallwd la
| rounly Tu.tday by a rat* of
taaasl*. In addilloa U Uxgt
a Btkch and Clay taualldi,
>utad tb«lr appraval of Um
-gautXtei ayittra. |t’a going to
f a Ht af gambling la Ftorlda
elxttr la kray all tho** track,
(proaytrau* candltiou.
*
FLORIST
t h r m # in
t i*r*»n* Ihipli
s| f’ ' 1 f ...rir Xlu.ir -tmtlfh
t’ li.no, of Th inia* Krailrr, .on
ef Mr a.,.I Mr.. | |. fraiirr. will ' ,,u* ,h,> 'httti.t «ra. furnl.hed hy
! Mrr«'« llirhr.lrn
be Kln,l to l.arn t *r h« i. im
proving at i ha.lottr, f*. C. wh.r. | Fulfil** U«lelv m f'r [he K*m|i»»t ■>
. nmru r
ih ,. f , ,trmm 0f i
hr hut an o|’rrati«n rvrrntlr.
I Ihr rnn%nil mu.
hr Id
th# I
j
Trianon
Damn
riuli
on
Ih.
San-1
^Ii*« R.tt, Hinlrrmi.tar, a »tu
tf*nt .1 fir Hon la Stair ( ' .ll**r i toriMl' la min lli^hwat with Mr.l
for Woman. »(i»nl thr w«rk .ml and \|r, f rank I Millrr and Mr.
here with I n ,„oihrr. Mr«. J H i ami Mr, U i‘. Krumn aetiny aa
ituttrinu wa. rnllhit.nni.trr. Shr raa lh» lunrh i ffU-ial h.«t.on gur.t at Rollm, Xnllrgr Salur- | jnfr.l until „ lair hour to imj.lc
furm.hml t.y Mrrn'. llr, hratra
day of Mi>. Lu> iII- ttola.
Among lito.-r (itr-rnt » r r r Mr.
Mr anil
Sir*. C. K A,l n , |.f| Tur-<la> ami Mr*. W II (
Mr- \k It Cmul.. Jr .
j(r.
fai XXnv ro.,, (la , ohrrr air wa.
rallml hr thr -rrtno. illnr*. of hrr fltnJ Mn. jf.V (m o t,, of Miami;
Mr and Mr- k'n«l|.- .ft. of St.
biothri.lnjrw. J II S rrrart Shr
I’rtrr,jury; Mi .nil Mi,. \V C
wa- »nunipSmrd thrrr h> Mr
f'r.nk I..1
Aifaiii, nho rrtoinnl hrrr l**r Krirk.on, Mr nn.t Mr*
Millrr. Sir, an.1 Mr. Krown Milnight.
l.r, Mr and Mr* B IV llrrmlon.
T U home o f MraJlC. A. Tailor,!
„
M m ttto At'.nqr, V m ^hr «.anr of |
a hrMga party glren XVnlne.day. . ‘ , 1
afternoon by M(*. Taylor for a
, .
mirnber of her frirrujo. i Driilg**
. ,
p r ^ r a .lo n . wmt# anjoy .1 until
7 '" *
1 U tt Knur a h n acorrs fkrr^adtl- _
ad and prise* award'll M r* J M .! nrrra.l t
Alderman. Jr. wdd hurk »*-orilrn|
pH*; while low ..ore n^ry wa. Jr . Mr
nri aantrd ta Mr* Trd llath.l.
j l.'athrl.
At- the tra hour thr
hrlilg.. If. Xlrlll
lal^r. were ovi-tlaii with linen! M.r. f
ror-r. and rrfrr.km.nt* a rr >! A. Tavli
J
l -n .« pi*•■» „ f (I •ertiol).
I Hr»rr*-. 4 film mtr#«8 and
wife **f t hmi hr ( haptln;
Wt»'«| a *!***• «* |r.»m Kvrrrtt
»*f I* k oiiviltr. Kla.
<v
U w ,Whrf ^1
t for r«**T
M.
-imI Mirnta at
' •» v «tenlay
r. hmiRv «»
''N
----
Mrs. Taylor Hostess
At Party Wednesday
M orn iag D elivery
' r mrAvbrfg of
’ ’ a ami Kmwho ar# at*
her* at tb«
mheri of th#
I'-mi'B Supply
at a tanquot
•h.- VaM fi Ho*
mewt* in at*
I <"nnrr
»n .
f|va
, r,,ku,,r» f r . . . I . . . , ,
him,
o l th* Fltat Iteptiat Church'h.M n . * . . Roh' rt B'
r '' ,' h
"•'-'•vr.l about tk.
• • M<wa«y a f i m r w v **h> bom. i ‘ r \ :Mo- " ,h. •‘“ "•lu-t .......... ' thr l.otol. R. n,
• f Mu. E. a H o u r ' ll# . y ju i 1
Mr, K.
I r » ’ hrrw,.u,l.
Ahi.ny,
(la..
Twraty.thlrd 8U*»r. * ji b ili r t i i . 1bum*- "H* p» 'k A
prw-.««.„l
lhl
K|..r„U Fun.r.1
*• 1’ * B. D«»ia haa rrtunird 1 .'•alr.man SurJtU Clul.. actr.i as
' • t , „ .H.a,|0„ .„d
Aslant*, (la.. w({«rr «h* ha* i
I K..*r u
a.l.irp,. ,f w, lrom#
vi.ilm * hrr father, XT. M.
'« thr
ltoj.lv lo thr w.lIny, (n r •rwril wetik,
romr n r, ..„lr ►, .|nhtl s. Hho.tr.,
.-
PACE THREE
Mrs. Ridge lias Party ^
At Home Wednesday m
*P' n0,nE ,od»V
**« moUag of Cirri* .Vnml-r H o
randltlun ef^tk* t eWStiw
K fk r k a
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22
fashionoble woman'everywhere ore wearing if—this ndw
deepi ridh brown thot Wos (nipired by the French C o U W
bposklaiv. PorH ll*S llrtort. . . ond exclusive with Phoer.lxl
-•
IT
i r
•n
41
la (V l »
wsdOng 'j r ite v :o -»d
T)orU# Africo" mbfaciv-brown In the bond ArrJ
dteghduTy sheer when- ’xvon.. . . especially In the fan -a.-«
end popular Phoenix duLShoer ond Twitted.
,*
• Vou can xwecx k with ony ood aH of the newest Aoiu.vm
coilume shodeq ond be eAfc Ask to sea Dorketf Ahfca'
fa n , taka
■ &am
V
. * >*%•♦*•*
hT.\ •
I4d r*(*»**-
I
rH O E N K T W S M U
; *l§§
PHOENKDUlSHEfR
*is» *i«
M OISTURE-PROOF
C ELLO P H A N E
Seated TlgAt-grar Aig/il
Th# Unlquo Humidor Package
�*■ *
farerifor Laid
eH 'T b Siniide
NilIAhggtoy tie ■we-euPBAe m-m
J *.)—Them** A . Fdlaoo lay
ligh t in a simple grave In the
fm of a g if It o*k tree In
Wf CemtUfy.
e bbrial jtarkecl the fifty*
id armire ratty of hie perfecof th* inraudeMwnt lamp.
le
humanity'*
friend,'
(rounding him were
the
da and flower* he loved,
it* fling In a roorrj upitoir* to
tibtrh Ike ceremony came by con
cealed amplifier*, wet# IR* wife;
Bit children and hi* f rand-ftilldren; Henry Ford and
H gfrer
Plreatont; Mr*. Herbert floover,
; » very few etaw frignda.
the grief and ret poet of Ihe na2* * 1 ) left to b «’ eipreaaed In
i org»n!ted plan iponsored by
MHgent Hoover for ogtingulehig fur 'one minute at lO P. M.
h i T .) Wfdge*d»y night the
ant electric
gay because
STS?!
twin* »nt*r*4
fed " I ’ll Take
Kathleen.” It*
S with t)ye
i in a huge
Autumn aun*
through a'm at* of
Jf*Nbt Discuss
Aitth Seeurjty
Mgnltudp of wljlch ns
rTwgjI'w-' ’ *■
band* a devotion moro
i scope, more worldtng other living tn^p—
rooted deep In human
uHe, *nd Unlihged by bla* or
kflof. reUgion or politick^ '
lie demurratll, kindly, modest
ho* bestowed upon the hu<
tire Ueaalnf* Instead ‘ o f
service Instead of k*rfconstruction Instead of 'con*
MF**a***«d ef an ImnxaxuraU#
bteadth of xlajon, bl* world u *#«t eomprehaad* peoples rtther
■Uan'people, masses rather 'this
m*U. That great, r.-sties*, surging
<ld* 'h f create!**—that mighty
tkoatah glacier pressing Irresistibly
toward *n *v«n-*rld#nlng hoHton
of tlvlritallon. ,
n- "Itt th# passionate pursuit e f
ngterlal truth and their eonvaraion Into practicable, usable, beneflclsnt ^orma rivlUwt)on haa fUver
“/
AS IMPROVING
• .gimpllclty marked the rile*, Arthor L Walsh, old friend and bueloket aasoelete, played "l.itlU drey
Name In The Wait” on the violin.
)L aad "Kathleen” war* the Inven
tors favorite* and they were
among the flrat aohgi made popu
lar an the phonograph he created.
_ Then there was mu*le from Boch
Dr. H4rbon bi
rrry o f PhlHIf*
•d ihe tribute.
■•riles riro r.'b f said, ind food,
tin’* flood Will P r b g T «»r * 1 * . frMh food ^ « a w m i m t n di
A. M-. 7:10, lUdordet I, Peto and Pbognlg Hosiery Program; . IfM ,
Whlddon'e Charlatan* Otd Tim#
PytH, th* Fjmrfy: W Jfglj Boyai
Mr. Thoms* U i u U « w n t iii
Peered ftoaga; 5, TqUrwovyn Pair,
PJ6. Humlag [ Deyotio**, * NUC} NBC; 2:25, Armour Hour, NBC; •r Um iiood by daeiaring tbit
*:*0. Cheerio, K * C : 0, Jprkeoo- 10. Paul Whiteman1* Paint Hen, when lb* rirtr b N r a l . th* vr*.
‘ ter o ff Hankow I* a host 45 feet
rillo Booking Agvwcr, wader dl- NBC; I0:1P, R. K. (1. Hour. NBC;
below the low ! o f the town. At
11,
St.
Augustin#
Exekaitg*
Club.
faction o l . f n i k M errb; t:15,
the height ef the flood, water
fttobely Brother*' Urogram; *•.*),
WBUr, CeiMwIUe
Beautiful Thesjghta, NBC; 0:45,
A. M.. 6 52. TedaJ’t Program - stood M r. feet above the ttvef
Our Unllf Food— A *
P Tea Sign On; 2:56. Sheriff A Police bottom, o f 7.5 feet eoovw the
hlrheit place In town. At >om« of
Company, HBC; 10, .JeckoeitvUle Report*; k Mu*la Appreciation
Booking Agency, under direction Hi*t try; 2(40, Aunt Sammy'* Chai the low»r place* wo*»r waa front
of Prink Harriot 10:16. Ur, Cope* to Homemaken; 12, Herniag Mel ',t to 15 feet deep
llaakow, a city o f about 1
land-* Health CHbW, NBC; 10:46. odie«; 10:20, Health Talk— II, S.
Peggy Mirtla’a Charm Beheol; II, Futile Health Service; 10.30, Pop i (X) perron*. I* now a r.lined
08 people
Music Appreciation Hour, NBC ular Program. l| :ll, ‘Organ Pr»- ■hamblr. where
12. (leneral Electric Program, gram -<1«ut# Merphree; J|:*5, ore Iwroeles-. and eh.iut 200,<100
MIC; P. M „. 1 IJ I, Time and Morning New* Review; |l:6‘.». ut *4. The street* t id rlvgr were
Wrilher; 12:10 MinlaletUJ A l Time Signal*; I f , Plerlda Farm choked with bodies for daye at a
liance; 12:30, Nattoogl Farm * Hour: P. M, 12:46, Variety Musi- lime. Hr. Thomas* raid, with an
Horn* How, NBC{ 1:50, U lilr cat Farad*; 1:45, Sheriff A Poller odor erielng which wat almost! an*
lUmllera’ Ua*leal dock; under Repiii*; 1:52, Florida Fact*. 2. hearable. Mont Of the Mg ware
direction H. f . Luttlg; 2:30, educational Hour;
2:56, Th* house* rontoinlag rice, wheat, and
Florida-Palace Organ Program; 3, World Book M ia; 1, flour with the other product* which have b-cn
ilom* Hour Oraheetrp, under di
under water for week*, are rapidly
rection of Leo Kitchen; 4, Betty
collapsing, causing the rotted
Moor* Decor* tfng program, NBC;
wheat and rice to float abort! the
4;IB, Kndlo liultd, NBC) l:l| , Mid
■tfeeU. “ The Chinee* devour tfci*
dle dub; 6:46,'Little Orphan An
rotted food without a thought of
nie, NBC; 0, Unemployment Talk;
the possible death which aectrni8:1P, C/y*tgl Market Trio; 8:25.
partie* each mouthful'’ . Hr. Thom*
American legion Talk; fl:30, Du
i '$
val County Federation Women’* Florida FelUgianaj 4:30, T*m> ae ■old.
Wllh thou tend* of caee* o f chidClub*: 7, Amt# 'N Andy, NBC; Peanut Revue. 4i46, Tranecy Sym
7:15, Houthern Dalrle*, NBC; 7:10, phony Orchestra; 7,- ’Bit Flan*; era and typhoid In the nati»# rltr,
H. i. Reynold* Tobacco Company, 7:12. Weather Forocuet; 7:15, and people dying llhe file*,' ilr.
Thome* cee* that Hankow may
NBC; 7:45, Th# Virginia Apple Sign Off.
»oon be wiped out for "thousand*
wjll die thle winter from the In*
mental employment bjiurmnre. ten*# cold and their s ifferlrei
(Irntral adoptjon of euuh a plan which have been brought about by
should aaaift greatly
Uye.ye- lack of food and other privation*".
duction of unemployment."
The train* have all been stopped
Reopening of buslnea* establleh- for at leant three month*, end
ment* was reported to'the unem the railroad Italian t« about 20
ployment committee by1Rochester, feet under water, he aaid, Thou*
Provldehro, Atlanta, ' Lewi*ton, ■and* of peraon* lived on the
Maine *nd New Bedfefd and lyn , lop* of boa car* for daye after
Ua**.
"
’
the flood betan, by I byfnrr long
Increased activity in litgny Ufa* I he’ VoedbeJ ’ gajf* y * f , and hurt,
wa* reported from many section* drod* were drowned, many of
In New Rnflatvd. The Now Kllgth*m at nflbt amid terrifying
taad council described lhl» rawtl rrie* gpd uutads..
a* "the Crroat encouragin* complica
"They can thank somebody for
tion in ircent month*." All sugar
factories In Utah and Southern one thing though” , Mr. Thomai
Idaho ware said to be In operation, told, "end that Ip that It I* to*
Ret I f f the lied* to do much
An average of 23 dap work to
movement* by exempting from
4100
men
has
been
provided
tv
legation money set aside by em
ployer* an unemployment reserve Seattle through emergency -work
fund*. He also urged th# ealab- on municipal project*. The* Cali
Public
|l*hmrn( of . mployment exchange* fornia Deportment of
in .all l*|ge eenter*. creation of Work* will provide part tlm- «mpublic construction reserve* during ploymant for an atfUltiooal 3600
prospvrota* time*, greater stablll- men thl* Winter.
employment In Lo* Angela* wa*
tallon of employment, general
adoption of a shorter work week, described as “ahowing an encour
g a f llettgl guldtaca . and adatl aging ateadlneos In all major in
bdpNtlog. *•*»*. <■ -■ -■ dustrial i wept food ■ products."
"The logical developmtnt In Employnwal for pt least.4P.#F»
Ihl# country rlurlng th* next few ha* been given to IJ00 •
ara,” he aald, “ would stem to worker* by the Depari
*->
th* voluntary Adoption of un Water and Power.
employment' b*n*fIt plan* by In
dividual rumpanle* anj Industrie*
rather than resorting to govtm
(Continued from Pag* One)
In rqmlng to American shore*, the
hop* l*' that he will speak first and
BrtipMt whatever re inonilc prop «f*U he may bsvr In mind.. It
**<!tjjli.ls#vUal*U.lbal whtwiev
• R 6 » ' first, briwvver, tl|4. primage
question must be “ whal are Pie
causes of world dislocation, knd
what are lh* harrier* tu inlernallonal cjuperation
for better*
meptT"
—
The circle of debt* growing out
bf *|>* great war ha* been a conslant source of irritation, and ef
*4;fc%mlc' complaint. First, thera
j* tke 12,000,000,000 In re parail* a*
ojp*d[ J»y (lermkpy to the rlctorlona
Europetfi all|a»—and owed prln*
cl pally tu Franc*. Neat la the IM .WO,000,000 owed
tlm
United!
y the** seme allle* on *<r itipl of loans during th# war, Be
yond these ar* numerous smaller
inUr-allled debla, setting up 5
constant strain on natlmil budgala' far find wide.
When (he German reparation*
rill was computed under tlm Youag
i W limes wars different. They
ar*r4 different when the allied
jNMVto ihl* country worn fuaded
v ay* ha* been In* measure applied
after the wart Ability to pay alln the** computational and In tlm
view of Iho American government
ability to pay hat (Hanged greatly
thtoughoul th* world In recent
moniu.
;• “ And o f thl# man, tkla superN n g , * h o defle/ claaalfkation, ' Presumably lloaver and Laval
[« h * t more can 6* *aUt >VM l will reach by quick stage* tha
iwm tpr tribute Mid than tWp—he Auction Illrawl*# la vary much In
coma fur a revision. Ap to th# ex
f f . 'T i r r y affeted a' prayer, Mr. tant of such a revision the United
iWjjfca plavmt "Now the Da. U HUtea has no deflnU# proposition.
Oror." Alexander BgiaeU JolmJ
Th* question of armament re
Wto on'Urn organ.'
duction llewla# la v*yy ‘ m»*k In
b The body * * * bora* to tho seme- raiad bar*. At a (Jaw whs* gsvM f . Not fay' from th* grave, tmmenl* ar* trying (a wso back
K S fe d by the aim . oek tree, wa* prosperity by budgetary redue-
i 'S
day pay, and I f -omeon* come*
along on,I offer* them a faw more
a day, they (frit and go with ’ Mm.
They gel paid moatly with what
they can pick up when they cap*
lure end loot a town. We haven’t
been fired on yet, but.it I* gvtling tn 5e about th* right time
of the year for them to itir t.
They won't right only when the
weather It Just right", he added.
MWe have tad to be ready for
action at anytime in rare auythiny happened down at the
‘American ’ Caueulatc” , he gald,
‘ but we have been lucky ae far.
and have not Leeri raj led out. I
have had to Vaccinate, aboot chol
era vaccine and ‘typhoid vaccine
Into all of th# American* In town,
ami everyone rlie that the roniul
would eenj down td the ahip. All
of the errw have been Inoculated
with everything that ha* alnce
broken out around town, but *o
far none of u* have been atriek--.It.
tut
He evpeet* to be (tattonrd tt
Ktuklang for ahcHt *lt week*
after which they will be trans
ferred tu Shanghai for a five
wrek tlay, where the ihjp will go
Into dry-deck preparatory to a
1400 mile trip up the river to
TRACTORS
We era (ill yewr reqalreaaenU M w w ar aaod track*. AU
alsee la alaadard madels. Beveval yocvmdllltmed McCermUkv
Deer lug aid Fsrdssk t n r tecs. Alas ^ * d Fardaon repair*.
CLARK-BREW
ER, Inc.
# 42^/
lalvrrutieMl Harvester t b , DUUtbutara.
M l Weal O n tn l A t#.
y
Phew 2717
OUT OF ALIO
b many times (ha direct m u m
PINO, WANDERING, He. You
apeed when wkaHa are out o f
have your wheels allgnod on o«
ALIGNER.
IMYING, CUP*'
•, GtsoUoa and'
it Come la and
R SCIENTIFIC!
Hava you scan CR08LEY .1
RADIO? 8«ihi far
Guaranteed Battery-^-
SAN JUAN!
stag* left tb* hoam aftfr
tag.
visibly abakes bf
mnounewd
lnt
yt i™yIn a ftrttiU
v
•
SEMINOLE COUNTY
ABSTRACT COi
BOPENED m OFFICES AT
W-ft1^ 1
l ^w,rJ
AND )0 PREPARED TO
Nl
,ag"iaw.- r^rd r h
Col- RybWt HdCk
w e f th* C l M g*-'
chairman o f Dm , e*
Mr. Thom** wrote that Kiuki*
ang, where hi* *hlp wa* *tatlonr*l
a* he wrote hit letter, ww* about
140 mile* below tfanguw. ]| leIng a <miller city, but al*o cov*
ered with water, the dUlrv** and
grief wa* not tjullr a* interne a*
f t Hankow. The' city I* one of
the leading pottery and chinswarp c m t * w f China Ami I* eonride m l pro* pero..!, not having
Leen viillnl by the Kel* up until
IICRR1CANR IN NBW ZEALAND
that lime.
K
TRUCKS
tlnlted StXtesTemto
fuaed to mvtmtH*
cu rta in ’ it ud
achen and now I ' waigk i
nevar foil betier.Ha. mg.
whe t’l inobo, I Took mow
yn. obi thkn the nagtfee
children, one 12’ ajld Owd
Every on# of my frieodo
marvelous the wky l rhdp
DUNEDIN. N. t . Oct- 22p — glgsa kf hct wg^er bwfgn
fait, every — —‘ng deal
(A .P .I—A hurricane struck M >
edln at daybreak, tore up tree*, morning—an 55 coat bo«
damaged a number of buildings
and unroof id a grandstand anJ ford Drag Comping—
hospital. Th* damage was heavy.
but no caiualltlea were reported.
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~~
H KRALD ,
SAK^aD,.f EOR ID A .
Of Activities
Uatbakw. Y w H to a m l clkmpton it
ptot'diSdfcm m
■baaa stale*.
A i- a t 'S llik ’fcJm aw at to gat you fan* to *end l* K»t* thU
k,
giving aa « t r a jM t o thU « N k. « l la Irato at
B » « f. K ^ ^ ^ W a W f l r t i g i m to the rtm pavwm ewraetiy
erne In M t a t r l H i
WWft and. cdato m »*to *< »**. Y W r e get three petto* to
tollaifar. f t to trwd*-*! •aggattV CtrarchwatTa, tad Woodto W a J J V r .
Ah « t akt lA
thi ■ptowlht* wtrmer*. her*’* *k tl tha
m ttM
boforo tht
lit* 'the nemos of tba taataa you
It to tha Spurts Editor o f The
(leek -ShtolSUy. Oct 2*.
Lahfgh vi. Brown
C
Mm itt «H l iJLETft
MVfrit»: Tt» iHniirniii,
I" roriiftry lim» umi lh<‘ lif**
»c rr UHlaini
1tolunce.
«-> i*iprr*pril
nuultl bt*
I
an
i*> * i fault of
Lofayatt* e». W 'A J
Note# Dam* **. Pittsburg
PennayNaala •v*^ WDeonaln
Chatttnaots v». Praibytoftka
Ohio Stdto Wa. 'North * m tern
urrLk rookTArto o*t *t
— tAJ5.)— A Sanaa* Mil embody
ing the Leahlait* i cotta* holiday
propogal' wde rvjacted by tha
Hen** Tpitofddf. IT tf.’M */W r »a
debate la wVlch It waa declared
prohibition -m wWTOm'tmniWwg lo
Aatototoa a a t year would throw
'flw.000 p a d i^ if Wtoaptoriftu.
can
goad > adma
Fnnnd
3— Automobiles
FOR HAI.E: Cut l»?n mrtd-l'AA
Fn: d truck, nintnr i nmplaMlg
h;*H overhauled, No. I luhber, j l l M I
i rrtt tat* in 'iiy tif f Ic# cash, Dolaind Autu Parts, 301 Sr'
ii|il»li< .i Mimi fur Ini
Mi aPi'tirtldlP'a WII II IDrh Av*. Phone ;HM-W. DaUftoL
nit, »l* w*in••*A*
III**
o.fll.ni |»nniiT«v wll
limlir til util i . Klin util i w » cm :vR tu .yrr u o u p b . H m t
Paint. Now Rubber. U2&. Nogfcf
ly new llartey-DwvkUon: ' n l l f f
cycle. Reel L Son*. Myrtle A rt*ntlM ,N'« i!h, »li'1* tt
*ii% a i«
i*»:s
•’’ till S A IE : Ford Mrvlel A
* port roadster. Classiest In ti
•I wire wheels, trunk rick, n
estia* Value tobt. Our price I
Kent Motor Co. Phone 17.
,,^t „ t v
i.AMEY'8 DRUG STORK—rPips** u ttKKKH. | scriplions, magaalnea. founfatoi
n '* leivice. PROMPT <1e 11 v * r lakv
; Phone 103.
S«l*e your gifl problamn a
A ll early ih l" year. Chuoite
the one Rift your friends
cun’ l
buy — y «u r
pholojrniph.
WIF.BOl.DT HTUUIO
W .H .L O N G
HENS «nd FRYERS
W h * T o t o fc H lM H fthE
L0MDON,
o A N Y d B B B itritn
0<t
Tt
BUILDING
BLOCKS-lrrlgW
boxes anj general cement Wl
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. 1
willnger, Prop. 3rd. ^nd Elm.
3— H elp Wanted
WANTED — MEN betwaan Wand ,'>U to uparat* Rawtolghj
hunt* seivlce ju»tneaa on •oK
capital in Lcaaburg, TUuaV)|M0
New Smyrna, and Daytona BadOg^
Wa Will Ira h you h<iw to buitol*to*,
pel Ilia lie nl bull lie** nf unueaal
prof its. Writ* Inunediataly, glviiu( tefererKen, age, r lpotlene*. tt,
T Rdwlctgti To.. Dept.*FA-BF-3I*
X. Mcni|ihts, Tenn.
PETUNIA, CALENDULA
( laikla plants 13- dm.
ami Mchaunthu* 23c dal,
Whrlchel. Phone 220-R,
—tA -T .l-
Mahatipa Gandhi,*- arho baa Indi
rated *on tavtral ucCaiiau that In
la ’ daapfy dliappolntad-'with th<
lack of progress by lha Ind-a.
round table conference, hat madpMavaliona to go back lu B mi
bay “ adit month.
HA L L OWE ’ EN
18
•, Germany,
la death of
ght of thu*a
jk Btlna a*i.Woudh' lha
M a y to IX
asdictod to
MISSIONARY b T k A W B I
pln"to tJ.fiU thuusaml, Jot
Smith, Oiling.- City, Fla.
12— Wanted
WL- ALMOST ^
■
HERE 1
imteHtSomoir^
eatal
■H«HNE.OcL ‘ 5tL— t
three paid*
Irbkk t* qfUrraL Now'FarWry, Crab* and MdQtod*
■ atharaI wha. aat an the
Mi. and ' a* loudly cheerad
ara ( t o . i f t t o l Ui* Oof-
and
10— Tloi*era and Plants .
c & n t / M - m b -M W J c r s D
wtototrtrissatwhv
to aaaktog m
2— I Ant
LOST: Thurtulay, Oct. 8, in Wale
*nn Island*, male Walker dud,'
black sputa on body an,) black Wlvt
tan fare with white btnhF'ddj^.
Aim female live r-«|nlted hound.
Koch wearing collar with ' 'd i r 1
name. gj£UH) roward'Wlll be ''paid
for tnfnrmalMin Itx lin f t» <rlfc*.
cowry of thr««
wirr J. M. Morrow, AuburilMtg
KU.
l& i
DRfiWSP.D OR LIVE
tade»« dgia*ai M* wHaaOp to pawlaV g- Tamatpay and Ha pHaelpla*.
,*S«1I ’ gtotf itoftltog, hta m l
ringing dtnunotation was of reforaatottoa. Alid aHH-mara atort*
Hag Ito -d n faai that wrWa At
Smith daaNocad rafaraatotkm tha
two 'w bf, I am W R broh* Into
tha aaept roelferoda apphfui* w if*
Sheriff Tom I> rl*y and Clark
Harry Perry, whoa* clubhouse*
« ff« ,h o U i rtldad by the police.
HAVE YOUR WATCH rcpiuW
by t»m* who r o ily klHrWI howl
llrigc*. Jeweler, Mag. Are.
-—--- —--- — •--■-------wOU.
Cm nOI'PACTIC ADDS lira t«
year* and year* U> life. Dr., W.
E. Mr Doug* 11, Floral Height*. B
Sanford A n ., phone 6611*M ..
,.«m- *.f y S KNOWN
|*« «l St’V |iiin*hwivi
it Rallifd. K. J Holly. Kan tall
t'ha»e. P E. Perkin*. S. O Shinholaer. P. J. Stine. \V, (*. Hulrhl»qn. II. R. Steven*. l>r A W.
KpP». (I. W Spencer, Dr It. K
Steven*. Dr S. Pile*(on. Itii.
Fau.
K. Adam*, ||. W. IVarman. 4r„ (i, U. Stuart, tV <\
Lawann, Arthur Rranan, It D.
Caawall, ||. H. Harri , thne llorl*ke, Dave (iorretl, S. J. Nic. tV
B. Zeehry, II. W. Rucker. W. S
Coleman, Jnu. It. Jlnkine, llowanl
Overlln. F. S. lamnn, II. I
l*ont, tV. S. KnUmlnger, l’. A
Byrd, and C. II Mason.
Vanderbilt vi. Oaorgto
<1hfw ( to*■!><
li*r*uf
*t Irtl, A I*
• I'S llA n r I
iiimliiUti ,»i
I -14ff »f
It X It V
vii:H vr r
LEG A L NOTICES
T. William*. F, E. Rloodworlh, /
t 't o v * ^ . Stohh'a solemn
; f i K l t " b f.«a U l,,‘t W ha- to
rdlaarV yp«V. Weakly ha- pn>is. w i .'lie htod of a column
h* wrltor fo r ayafatl' known
r; that h* to th*' aathmal
r of tha Bhrmsmtlc party.
Atfrad I . Smith, tha aaff•lidM- ItoMr* o f th. D M * :
t ih K fr ddowodkd thaaa * aoW
N O T IC E
• Tiir. rn iitT in r o i ^ r f
Jinnti,
0!HI\0| i:
n il >T1.
<r\Tf: n r n m u n t
c in: khtatk mr Mint a Iines
TJKKNKV V.1.1.I*
» nil « r-.|»»or <h«t ill'll.
n**»» win. nil r»* i -«m» hivlnw
t-lnunw
ptlll
On Will meet it the trail* fwdy
•fftoe ne it Tuesday night to
I g it to r classify ami dlxcubi then,
totar to effect the program of
It t lt lilr i fct the year! hurt I on
The luggr-tum* may ha grouped .
Wto autre.tion. bap fed In.. Com«*dar five majtn head*. Viral,
alittaea mil he appointed at that
and raceitlng the nioft atteattofc,
tfcaa, with each peraon again usW i lhal of highway and t r a t f
aarrd that he may have a hitvl
portollon immovement*. Such amt*
la the -reedy di*po*al of each
tan ware auggr-vted la # 0 'replies, 1
ta n a itlo n he ha* made.
■ftd ‘BgR an. /olluwa: to aatuadort
Mcuntinir ant citilen of thr
darelopment of water transport I
twenty i* urgnl to send In hi*
tattaai 13 suggested tha butldtiig j
•agreatlbn a. to the vital need uf
of the laha •here road and bridge? |
lha county at thu praaanl time,
o* Slate R>wd No. 3 ten auggaat.
vlded they aie project* which
•d the rnnalmrUen of .the Be.'
one mil in* would he willing
Jahns-lniian Rieer canal) -Igwt
to, help *,hir»e il colled upon to
eak for reduced freight raise; ivtp
Suage.tii,n* ara to to
aahr fur the <trvrl<jpmaitt Of tRe
algae*! I’jr the '•rttrr av an eviclly dock and aralti fjwpt. nail
dance of gm-l faith ami alncerione * '(gotta the con-truet* i.i o l
l».
a bridge at Monroe that v*ill bo
Herr • rv I hr namrp of I hr civfr, ii|»i*rt in grvrrisiin
•dft for truck*.
TourUt actlvittoi were ir.cU^a'ed leader* wh„ hiiiYf offorvd nujfura , Ibr (irrcvn tl^atU
tlona
»r li m ilccianrii tbt'i*- ( Council nu*mt'*i
» » 'ha major project favored lh
h# rtpDa* of nn(ch f t aaH I|m Iqtentitm Ilf ll", lintf n haml tu I \trn v cum*rntiitn
moat important thing ugi In got, WWrd the «uc . n of tach; lla><>r ahotil thr Httituib
Itj in* • raprrfttntatit? vrinimw in Ingh mi
the Mayfair Hotel opr.i and to * «■, , I .
operation far the wirtor. Fleean Caprge tV. Mi'Reiy. A. I*, foil- ,h"t reprearnloln
to Id develop the touriat oppor- Bally. Volie \ William*. Alee ft 1 European |»i»ei.
I Wells, Jr., J. C ,¥ »***«'*d 1> i»l
luuitiaa)' lm ask that the coun. Jahnaon, tV
try rloh he glren more attention; IfntehUon f W. Render. Peter ln* ,on ■n'1 h' <•*
t«o ask that the boat baaln It* Thurston. V \ Speer. H. W l.u- l'»n » of thn.e repi
I' * a* admitted
repaired and mad* raady for dur, V. ( McMahon. It. W. Wal
"1‘
yacht*; two *uggeattd that the •■in, R t! titae, K. K Amlenmn, I
cuoniy b* widely adrertiied, and W. M. Hayne., K. F. lion.holder, " ,,r ,h' '■•’«guc i
one >u|f«at*d that tha '.htO.OOO F. K. Rmi nulla l. R I- IVan, |„
*'
tourist* who annually rlnt thtr Ke-Alien. II. F. DuBo-r. t). P.
Swope. John llelwh. .1 K F..a, 'T " 11'" ' ’ V l,‘ , “
B. F. Haiae*. I. tl r„nnellv. tv ’ h'
|und"
In Copper, B.
I. Pfihin'. I.
. Itriand-hellugg r
,i^ _ . „ .
. . .
i an guvernnienl n
lehout, Boston Steele, tt
I ,f
„ llwi|,lnul)#,^
,
fler. .ml 1. P Mill*
|
in-int on com
AI*o, V F toirner, E. I llo j, of Japane-r ln><*
I . II. wilaon, S, It. ttighlcymoil, date, lull ha* Ai
J. Q. laney, K. II Isinry. I. I., the |iru| coal fir
Marentelta, h
Mooir. .1 tj. neultal nl'aurvewa
Sharon. R. w . Ware, It. I) l evy.
A. f*. Wagner, H, F. Long. Fred
Chitage v*.' Indiana
—^ —
.« ■
T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 2!, 1 M I
Fresh Fi
Reported
J u t when * « thoa*ht ww.hadiptAad
grbbpof hard
in a 't a n to pkk * * * ' MaT * '' < *■ *•< *,.»m*»tti|k
^
tto ftom ^ tu ftod t * * t o
* i * certainly coiac ts I m p you
m y ^ v r * ' < s p «t to win the trade dewl*-at. Woodralf
■
LIBERAL ALLOW ANCE « a H
o'd battery. 31A W. First Bh
WANTED; Will il" man’s w d
cheap. Apply 40H Holly A n ,
10— A partmanta For
FOB RENT. Garage Aparin
Adults only, 107 E. 5th, 8ll
Phone 6&X
in— House* For (Mai
FOB BENT: Six rmmt house ifcwly fiiiislieil inside. Corner 1711C
St. and Oak Ave. Im)ulru fQ l
Magnolia Ave. Phuno 20.
Vyi?
By MMMce Ketfen
PLAN YOUR PARTY
NOW.
tocM*4> pICMd >tka *|C
FIVE ROOM fumiahtd ho
('lime in. *35 monthly. Bit
First St. Phone 101-W.
26— MUcelhncoun For
Uao b j- fo r the Intestlgaf-
FOR HALE; Tranlch A
Plano f 123,00, cat! M U .
Upaclel
MAKE
Bach
IT A
SUCCESS.
BELOW IS A SAMPLE OE
LTHE CARD WE ARE OF
FIVE ROOMS of beautlfnl f*
lure, inrludingi 10 place 8|>M
dining room aulta; five place S
nut bedroom suit*, beautiful if
poster bed; wicker <un parlor 1
nlture. Also Slewirt-Wairiardio. ft tube*, cabinet style; it
«'c, lOiy Magnolia Av*.
FERING TO YOU AT |L00
per
too.
r
rtab n
ATTHALTIVE HOME In -lit,t
condition, 3- bad rooms. 2 b)
double garage. Location San -1
I*. Pile* right. Term* ea>y,Ti
dough Sialtv V*.
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THF IVGATHER
FlorM a'a H eart
T I m W ftrid’g
•rtd ’a Grealeat Vegetable
Spot n 4 Richest Garden Land.
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" I d ) . F L O R ID A . VVEDM S P \Y. O C TO H E R 21. P H I
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I IU S T
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Hti* ia the fifty •**» <.i «i
onimri .m i of »he incimlt* rn*
N i l It* O f P e s s i m i s m I s
l*fhi a«<i| **7, fjinral day of th*
O b served
In T r e n d
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H m* AI«<i K.Iiftin rnoii l 9 him
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f f
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••* ' mi* "*e-i i iabo>atory wlur*.
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• • nui^ maMrrpin< « ••!
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Elrfht horse and clog tracks
H i s W o r K F o r P r o h i - f» J?»‘‘ low * . , * crtatnl
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note i pr»
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uionK the n o rid a Eaa. t o « s t
b i t i o n A n d M o r a l i t y •o unit -«• l .1* »aken midi *
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tilen. m,it. th
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and ono dop track in Clay
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th. ri'inl
IllitIK *
p i'.iti fuoeral *er . ice
county near Jacksonville have
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ATLANTA. Oct. 21 - ( A T i
•*» :,n > !•*• % thi* afteritix."
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th o full nnncthin o f county flldhop Jnni**« i «nnon. J r . l.vt
th
r lief
t fnlv 1he
friend* were in
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electorates to operate under nivrht ia4ii#(| a statement in r*f#i • vite.l t 4mn the family. y**t th»
• k I uHe*l
"*•» irii « Hafnium! mnn
*• t«ii the
th e new law legalizing ruirinif enc to hi* m 1l«tin*nt foi \iolaflr.111 I'*
Hu ml ■* the (("■»•.till
I *i i•* at*r n.
* n ll |Miri mutucl wnuerinp ton Ol Hi# corrupt practic*- n»t m I i meter Wt|l I.. I'ki th** •r i It t
V tie
ailed
upon
•V stems. Throw* o f the horse which h»*
i«l **| h#ll*-vtf that P" af tin ♦nine .le iy lied to n\.il J.iI*.»P
' I flir'IllUf
traefca anl thrtw *Jo* tiacks. le«l i Indrtmonl would have hr*n fouml I)•in11• und m i« 'liutioii
ivli-'iin
» .It '•*» war
l‘i «ul**nl lltMikcr, prei»M w»th
• th
hy Joseph WUJ«nrr'ft
Hialeah had the Homan Tatholu* rlxtrut
I t
m history,
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rn»t*ei»f m
rtrli. nl** m tht Miami area They t atturn**v AUtitmom-M th*- 4rltn*r»* *i*»n ♦•! a iiY^I at V\a4hini;t«o. to
! Ht.
d u. Hi land
Kam.Nl lan.MMe support in the 1 * “ v* h,m l11** a* hr •un,m,,nr 1 it.nlro ♦ uf I'fctnli r la»ai
. I IV.
oth i' 'hitnt^iiri. without
«<Lm;
ii". rhtin
Krai-suit
I*,
inoble
!.♦
attend
•Ottlr |h*o. kh..
tl»e ft and jury whi*th**r a deaire.:
M
m* f.iu* ai id Hi* irti'ioi
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ill apile of IW fact that l»
to hear tb* m or not.’*
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nt *ke h«t»e trsrk. hue. not he*n ‘ Hi.hnp C’nnnon ,ai.| hr hs.l r.
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fin til Henry k«*rd and llurvM •not* » f
:» e. ill loll Uk.
A y built.
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f|ue*te,| Hithi>|> John M )|imi»,
K*i•» lour, other nu-mtKr« of t
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, •d. It
ii ok i
A hor-e «r I .Inc trn.-k in Film *»k irmernl .urervi.lon , f
hi
the
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Dr.rli I.njiily *a . ipprorej for » n|k m Rr.til. m l Hi.hnp l»nr fa mi i* trium*nat.. utrnr L*i«* p.M t
ve* I ld.1 V
•III* -•
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Hil
np.ratioii n> wa. a ilo« tia-k at I linstnu uf lo> «ork ir the lt< Igiau
A* -*ni|»an.*,| Nv Mr*. hdi*«*n t 'tl
.1' I.. tu** a
• >ran(. Park near Jacksonville.
Congo
Mi K"t'l and Mi Kni-stun** \»«ni llfl •
l Id |o|hii.
H.raral other counties pro,«..e.| j
•* ,ar »* * ' " »
to li»r lihraiv r»f lb' Inlioiafu* i •I tnu
n d.i-u Ii i
rwrlftf planti hut election* to rati .ttonglh permits." He s'Mc.l. '"in - win f». tho I'lkt Mho's 1 „|N 1*1\ III ,
i
m
fy thrir operation will jc held thine my work f«*i prnhtliitlmi. •»ri»ra** lotfm Tho lorn: Im *.i
id : an. n«
li d
RfNinnt uni, fn»* mm i tj»kfi ami
later.
on u and wuiueii. i' nmit|.
t* t
I till
While Die votes wer.
Uinpr home, fur a lietter wdiualmenl ef thou-ads during (I to lie v
uis
ii
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th.counted !a«t nirht, * R«v (*. \V i*cnm»mii and nulii«tiial lift fo. hilt
while the pai'y outi-i♦d H.. fik«
ti
i no
l^'he, pantor of the Fir«t Haptist inipiubetl rui ial relatinn*. f«*r let Iiud.liiiy
I r.i"
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((Datinucd
on
paye
m
i
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mt
f 'hurrh in Tampa, tnnounred hu
Mo mu dor tly t.) tne
•. • IIINIi
intention to aonlv fur nn injunctie Kite done leaned forward and
Th \ . I O
tiora to prevent the operation of
ya*rd I i »im I> al tho fa*»« of in- |if« n • I ' »
'•I at nl
• •• *h» ill any toutitir* whrr» th«
O'
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w ) h i v .t h s
(f oniinued eti I'aifo S i*)
'Ink
mi
I' ••• |t4«s
law i» ratifeid
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t V•
fi:. ...'it
flu*
m to jtr,| HI
Tht rontieU were klfm d
i « lit iid or I’a^e .Six\
ti .1. 4 \ '.1 t a . •* ll> A
II • r i
Thkdw ('<uinl> where inU-n<« cam*
•1. .-a 1;.* on
MtUII
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paifn* weri held. Tht vote waa he 1
' In, . '•» )• * it
U»^»a*e eel « recoid there, FORT MYERS. Ocl. 21 — ( M * I
ft'
ki.|!iK
for local nrferenduma*
V i'll 1 Ih- . '« hi*f
•*.i>tniii ii*
— Frlrmlj .nd neighbor, here ye
ffUh $1 out of 71 pmineU
t 1* 4h. * t 1.1 » •* • -»nw
Dw^e Cewnljr labulatrtl, the ben,|ftarday « tUndtH a Prlv>lM l“ <?luorU
I. i rill. d * P-i
al tervice for Thoipaa Aha Erti
tVASIIINtiroN. ttet . 1.
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V IS IT
C A N N O N IS S U E S
Hor^iSdDoROv
In Miami Area Get STATEMENT UPON
PwH Sanction Of
Coun t y Electorate HIS IN D IC T M E N T
MV)
N l M URK 2.1fl
Fight For Freight
Rate Jump Is Lost;
Some R elief Seen
!.(*.<*. Pub. F(H>t Down
On IncreaMi' Hut U
KncouragingOnNew
H O ST T O D A Y TO
Pl an For Revenue
MORTICIAN GROUP
CITY IS P L A Y ING
bate
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iN A S H I M i r o N ttrt. 2 1 . i \ 1’ »
I’he
im tinn'.
rikili'":ttU ift lf n la . v
loct tlioir
‘ I'lvta vu la r fre ig h t
r/itr jn• i « n.-ii'. hut Here g u « n the >11 •
in iira g i MU'iit o f un Interatato
•«»Uk r: > ..K h.. « ( nmtnorrt’ to m m in io n pmMl. Oil*•h. t 1 .♦ ..la t un*' ••! l" 'iu l fur o,Hvifu iiiiri'MiiM to
All f f .O tkultlivt ■I
llr' l>l»-lllll fo r till tfiMnl I>f nil
•*' ■■ if* b. v* r Ihnt I hie
To pr.u.'tdtf •iinfi.i) ),kf IVf **iQf
* •mvi'iiiton
ii|N nuiu' f a»I run.I Iitit'•14 • it ,*i •'* i |*r**i#Mt
•" • •" g ;i» 'hr
(I del.
* A•» Ifik ■• « |u:i \ • Ul i\ T*. •Hffii’ulf.» 'hi- %i/icni «i hi run*
n -rlicdulf* nf
• * •»» •» i•*■• if* ••end '"* uf dipu»itil
<i"ib oili I
!k i ■ wive* m*td mtrhAric*
*•• ft!*v than l|y p«f.
.1 •ii*«tt»i !•
i '•• ltd Wftlh ■ ••h» in t»rh
.<• 4« , lr I. 4(rtf |(
i • ».*i
.1 in *i **1111* . k|>rti«lii,f* ,uf« aim ollx.
i • o »iin'ii • •* • n a «* • kll
Ii ul**** t'fk faro Irudrift \bhr4t,
•i r a* In 1 ■• i * I* i. t .»«•
► I* HmWltlei* •■» (en d .in •M,»' r •!tan l u vlork and f^rvh
f« ait• 'Vitiild t»* f.'Tl imdtxtnf »r«|.
Mi m kiir|-l elimaiui. »r it
I •if Yii|).'iitftwi..n trp|in| intQ
of I Ii ■ Si*lillllide t .mo \
* *»..»n'•* t •f t I'm iiithi made *hi* ♦•fund new field* uf «ailt«>ad fl*
• I u.t-tM «• of Wkdri.ine whi.-h •'♦Mirinr a sth ihi* |'i «i(I.i*m|
l »H"Pdl'i| til hk \V II ( ' Ifl|(l4, ••d nt by r ilr»»ad mm and nttur*
n*«b4 a- um\ ••knhli
ttfhvn flmt
Mi««it
bv /rtttipw „f *hl|'ptfr«0
toll . nl* . f officer* ai d
i . * ilium* ♦hi WellltniMlp th«» Mimnih i'u (mind ih- 4»ir|' t. r «%Hu ll «l*k • ml **i mind 1bnm* am M.idini; ^lau vntiralf
•in* ••in*' * Kji|d| *,11 it* fi*»ft|idi*
f. ,
, ini
■nd •
hk ***!• m
Tha n» •'***' d»*fi%fj from (hr xur*
t lnl
i **»* **kI Hie iiiiil fl • liaratp wnuld Ur po«»lrd. |hr run*«*»*l'»U
.ii I* dm/ Wl'l* ft* trlhnf mtfR uf i ,|i |, i tt *d tn mir ear
• uf »«ek.*r.»' • »"d"iv » iiniinlt marked. At (li.* « nd of *Rrlt d t
» ii*
I i.u-i 1IMI • I. "Ild|. Ull
•nuiilhn prin'kl, niter tlx* nxiils uf
WMi'
* ill • I . . f Ii ii nt
I in* a'trrn .. n. ihi* ••••n'vntt*»n r ads hi.able in » »irn thvir imvrtNt
I f. ll.MW
I'-. • wln. lt
w i e«||tf.l in nidi r «| 1 It) **. |«.* k Chartres «rr eared for. th« Mfottay
\. ,' k |•*! Illlt '•
in.I .-lit of
Au u Idtinn on *'t # "|i*ra(ti*!i wg« reiiMtiniiii* in’ tin* fund would (•#
till* tt ;i*i11 - it* 14
i i i •*
th**
f ►!.*• •d -It mi
•In* . i ulv. »• '••.lult d U» lit* tUdikriiNl • , ) I* divi«|(*,| ainonir lliv coulributni t .In
ththk
h i' tliHi •* «•!!• . *.. i,t* IIl«*ifnl Tampa New Ituuiif* #•* !••«.p*>ilinn •♦* thi n •iinlrilrtitf un.
i ( Hiitiuvfd On IS/ v I'Hph*i
<>iiri4i aniiin.it in* *ii M tu, ,1,4*
IS* lr< atl< Hu* in l.rikruptcr
nf . ft Mai (ii fit "I in • ii|
u In. I)
""•'lit h" rxi'lH,.teil .’ inm r»ntrith i'. ''Wl'l llab'l*!* d d At
ti 11,11V
H antinued un l"ag» 8 io
(h«* infill.IM htinlifiM
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Saler.1
^Okaiiiucut
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In” r»hplo/tr^fil ypittiifiiy*
>ORfc. O i l
f'»|i^wutr lurryun wignliyiMg f a t bm*K
r«<eoi|y
aft-'i»t*1
law
whkb'
mil
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.a
* • •'»nti.'« nxrkrffe po»hnl tin
; th« ! « * l Irknrh of th. njti.nal br..,'ght fri«h
r«*h tin
cm outRpeinr
ouiRpi mr r.
• . *, "el* »*. .......
... . 'in-r rf M u u*« my nt ul a govern- ('Hi- til** ahklldMlf ft*f JUdko tv
li'rd.i.i TreJ mr*q
‘ plant. Mower and fruit miil I t.t fu.le nl itjlii*f officials o i
i«'i .»t lit i-full di'Vrlui'Mi-nt *.r m* nl detertnmed l»» ' *»••• t‘b*. agi**u '•nt fitimih dii»iinr the pi,* i,
•huh Mra. Kdiinn m pr».ider>i
cd* (hi* i l l l r a law whji r 1 •
| e '«e.l "h wi?t) n nmi.uiwLK *n
h« *•'
h fl«trl4ta|R Com in••n . nut *i I* n« li'llowr to |i.i\
r«.4-il»h !•*« nulstantlirivr
itai
till*
.Ir*; 'itit .iji o to th« d I* k iiuntiinr uVftjf n innir> <
U f . A. R. Smniif.r. first vi.e
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w tr|*i n "*i the rud
I’iicn ! i fund* to flllorlAti *
ill tf l l
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Well.It' I iIp I ip m
a night will hr the 'I m .id hm
•hi KUV«innirl)t hn« «!«■•• i* na \ *■»
tn - t»r . •
lution of condoUnc. w *. ad»|.ted.
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♦**»!••• uf*. r ■h • lit- It • • O i l Ail
M EsT HALM HLAlTI. Oct. J|.
i *••*•* nf ih«i in wfy uriciiin/ft'd ' J
Mi »uwhll-. ilif
un«*iiinlni
sr*i'..n, ' fi.tltf** ShiiMiit . I*'d
• I fit
kh . ie» ,
an-•• ll l| d - ii
It had been offrr.d tty Fiaiik T
that d ift*k* •an itfily in- kilt. .1 < .* (.•• *• Srminnlr I ’anceit ttuhefttra im1 ' F 1 -Nearly ». milliun t|nl.
rgmii.ition crvfttfd
'••mill ii
I • mho < I* ink i t « to.. *.. ,««t*d •ll I 4.
■ ir »
WASHINGTON. Oet. 2 1. — Btntl.y, Mr*. E. L )> tn , and irlinf
In- been <p.-ut ||, |',|m B. mb
ii*K*ii ..II
JU until ll ,.I ,,k„ I
the ilirrrtiui) .*( I»ei*r\fi »
• • • • i him .iun • ah . |.» . |o. |. ,4 •dla
. klie
tl»e
( A T .»—Admiral T. T. M.gruder, ' lr»- Lucian Luca*, all r l o . a l*t Md* i»t ICiOkvr r«)rti'il i
Iln -unmier ir r •n-lr.u-tKoi ,,f
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li tht
wlm .petit twir ».* r * "wailing * ^ric,"l* o f *b. Edi.nn family, and ffiiii iHrMnl'a «iff«»r to fnrt*t-n
hum**, .emiktiling uf alhera,
»' M I*.i n tvhen lh«\ r»*t.i# . ^
(• •-rd u f ftiinte Ilf >hk
I ' d Miu*fi* l l
11 *• . Ilf itiuut tIIIM.Mtai.HMi to
l*h* l**.» H| I' at
rsrrietl th« adiitlonal Bigiuiturn of "hm t u»*d lotion ml curiimi u
e td .r." I<erau»a h« didn't like th
ii* • Th**) kvili iil-ki ,i
*i 'n't'iil in til- ft'uiini i . |triivri)*M " l a t H and udultloin t» grvundi,
4 « ' • M HJ |R.f|, III I d t i i * Hi. r
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Mr*. .Sun;tf#r. A copy was ***nt (iilinn-* S ich pu rliapi'v. it wii1 • '4»i i .« lb |arluii n» d • ♦.*. id c**r I t-oneert m i 1 • n»*» I ,» . | n ol Hi, | aim Heach •chii# will tw
wny Mu- Nayy trai run—and .aid Im rcdlitf!y to Mra. E4bon.
•I* i* »*r i*f ihi* rimoimiI •• *• •
imiim••», Ii.* outaide the ^
• i* i • • »••»: M
.♦ » i 1 1 • h Wattfi
Kiuti •* it
, n • the M|(lilitlit ,»f hi ..Ihiiu.-i* v* intai niagmflieiil mm cvrr t hi a
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hough
lnilepenil**»«'
l» iu.«b I •* u«kt d *».
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A city-wi.U memor al M*nr»r*i
"i •• •»•* ** *lh th«* fed*......... .
|I< . I III*: * N'e« ertheb*«4, •
„
iiitefi--imp pri>Rian'
lk»n»l
and
r«ntmunitv
rriu
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•• ll* la* |dili'i.l t.il
I.
• «
Ilt’ll b. tearing tha aerrlce lat? •will In. held tmlay atarting
Kiirhi luvurmuft
new homta.
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• nf t ir ln ir lh«* ». • • •• .in . ..i
,i k)*••%%iedo*r«l ti'Rl it m ill* • '•» il... . 4 gif pf •k»a » •\,
Tin* . rrhn-lru r *'i 1 . 1 lei •.* ,r ranging tn pri** fium f in.noii h
. . fill.
neat month anil with hi. (foln y.i*"^ o’clock jt the tuumrlpal rudi ganisatinn* nro fre; tu muk. • •
in* huttiifud <i i*fiii *
t f|iii*tf‘d «- hulli-h, tf m |.• .*■ • f
•
liiliiifi*
dunuc
thi*
•
bvi.l't.
The Min lif e in thf nun*' •
$MH),(Hx> Hay** ' x ii • ail; or arv In
IMTI k* ..dll *41 *|) I fit • • • ' *•I'll
tb.- natirm'. three ligh'Jng arm. j tor'-.m
which
Eort Mytrt 'Vi 'I!
\ Htdiftu tn lllfl^o ^l.a.
in fi riftii- aa Hi eatiin- nn vv % , ii#
i.
•iii'il i 111*t it rr* rrwent»*«l
••
i will) job* a i* rrpiut«* •
I'tfinll 'a* lift
r|
•' nil'll, alt hough
,' i« •if Mn- re eliiMfed H ii n g 4 1 tan Iftfcraa of 'iftfiiiiilnrion. Kati-nalva
twill be free c? outtperirfi uni- pay Itr hi>inr « to th* Invent .r, thi mbor (lapartmcnt a* • kdi* I • :• f irwt «trp in ;» 1*1 net ill . I i I'lrird airam i !• •»
allnmati in* ami rrr.nH.Vhn/ .01 a
who roid .il her. ra h winter for tfill Its of I p*»r cvnt fin v. |.;
•»» ihr fi'tleial pr *t• *..»i •
of ii d f*M .hr tndway.'i, «na I « u. b41nr dti'''M*r Thi* tin* Ml I* tl.fll fud
form*,) critl.l.
t *!«• •« .a* in| i||r**ad\ a.'t 1 * li «• dm k tn*c*u«« dirk hnHi inir m I# "i. -I |*uptil ir gi,ii||« ,1 ih» iU) nnnibtfr .»t nKlatni hiv*i run into
xiui
'i
»'ir;iouand
|M*--ndi
w
Maj. U»n. Hmedl.y U. Butler, nearly a I,elf century.
h r lay roll total*, hoive.it d.
*%il ••« ii«eil it* ••More ituiurria.
fii^urrik approvimstinir thv rual wf
may be met raved ii|i • I jl.iMHl
1
ll U IH'I t«| 111 h. •
lb*
Under th. lUnpiee* of the Fort
who, tikr Magiudar, agired that at
IJi |»er cant, u fa l wh„u, k'lt*M*.'1)t 1.1.104.
Ill
Marion 114 vill***, v«»uthfil avi ra*- rn w l.inipca. OuXanrtinf
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tlm«a ha may hate "talked too Myrrr MinMlarial ar'ociatlnn. thi. •hi* department attllhulrd lu*p**
lit*
m/ft'r. will afipeai tn 4 ai»* .Mai IUr%ia^ II. \Varburtuu'a
l***Vff"|* . \|1« r*4 frif III' •;••) * l *t
•d (hftuiittfl* ea u* i i'u * •♦♦
in the itukk ma> .» I d
ninth" iwr.ntlv rail m l roluntarily Mivire will h. held •ImulUnroud, ly to a whletpr*ad ob^er* at.n’l id ini.
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. I r Will til it o fl|t'H Ml •'b‘ r -fl
frum th* Marfnr*. B llf. Grn. W il with tho funer.l r.erelr« . t t..| InlMir d«y without pn>
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lAel.n
Hr him five-year u.i| rn* i.l* n.c the I^O.OMO rcntukii lmp1
• ••1*1*1 M lllp I • »♦»••■I *•*•»• l i»lit •• hi n»ir »« th.-y 'In •»♦#•• 'hr ,ui
i "• u* ihd lift, f liwitn • vii
liam I- Mitchrll, - who raiaed a Uon‘* New Jcrtcy home.
'Tniiianm t' * relief (i ’ uiwium
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aiM'hatu
dtitrv cy M.., ^ •* k *-11 CP» Jaiiii-ft If. Kcnm*d>*
-d (||,. tatti'f, . k%dd 'Hi*
low."| man> net irmu* >f * ' *.» Ill'll, •.%* I •• 111’** ’
UHUII* W
florin with hi. blunt attack, on
lion* |km»4i **ing eilhei ia*h
i
n r niaiter nn th* ik van Bonli-v 41 tJ,
•i lk*
ll* IiniMi'd ir j »mi fieri'w Ju-ftldiiMe Hair »• an added Mtlra.'
Army and Nary Air Corp. polirredit," a utatanivni from the in >■• l.' itiw i ) bciiii.'* K *n i"aH t iih • * ha*|, th»*) . «v n* • • t t.a
4, >
Im a s> Mi-- iVritelm M* H.« • a(ftfrati"ti» >111 ivpairr lOiWQig
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employment orrtntz*tinn toduv
4
m th*. II. I. Hhip|»« rxM4
' ■*.»•»» *.i mv|i Ii nifi’r* iifi .»i-4(t we" a ill offer we n I mh"* i rea l
•*U •• I • **'t I III lu»‘ .(
I k Army i.r.ra t yaatn ago.
iuxfitv "ii North tKcan Onnlci
ermine
Mnpftird
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r( lli«* Imi t•*•,*•! •i>j«iii|,' inr* The pru/iuMi
gagrolar, howetrr, I* quilting
v vrd.
Even r« •Ni« i*d .. i •ill*.II .1
•n
--Hd Itfl’ie .Sha» i-ii "Insiiti* Mie-y •■) 4 1 unlMii •■*»*,*4 hy * |* |fur
th. Navy b««au«c he I* alxi’lt to
/lien, tin- cnniniHti i »• •
rplu«
fnrh •*.
\ijiiitt'ft uf ratloa. xWliiMiiiiif
<Y
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dlirks,
m
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IttRUl
afid
reach th. ag. at which retirement
now hel«| by the atabiliiatiun rur*
L»»4ia. i.vvft wtnga aii-i f#r*«nM'
fdrrnai i-irrut- m I.». i .i> ut * *i
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ndvrate
,nt«*
Kliirii'u
Tnmurfow
f.ight*1. '4'HI I will *1 ait i t * cnttipiMM* a lai^a pari of.
I* compulaoiy. Me will be I I on
Inratioflv; tu ’Uy taw niutenal*
• *<> ant) In* k.Min ill • •••
ahead
-iiii Jmi'rat) nnil ti',
, i*l.l.-4 ti pMiii.i tl^
; 1 • ri»* 'I; and tli.
Na». W.
pioni-t.
H A L irA X . N. fl . Oct. 21__1di'ctl Iroin th# prm/u*.-:*; t.r t.,
•*»th l Mr In ns
iiir.nthv ' f Ik, jf ti T t,.«,
f,-t*| I* w- •’ lath uf 4 a* t • • nf ruiieurVa
ti'lu-r tTruiture* which will I *
Whan th. admiral** m »g*«ln.l fA. I* )- I)l i.no<e Captain Align. I purrh*** rim.hw.1 prndi t. loeall,
Dcr»-i•hi |rr n Mum •» Hi** i*|vi Hill H im ilia l, Is-nq ill-HrrllilllUlIrd
pt •«*fiiti*d turing lh. UltUl.iT Il'tl new to Palm Beach wintrr re«larticle, got him Into difficult!.*
' MU" UU* W.ltara' big M |t honker from ' l,r" '’“ b , , “ U', r
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SARASOTA. Oct. 21 A- timr r*f •••■'irt- kx,«« r r fiu i I., iiffiftnl* naainit. Hint lull r il n lliuntie. I. .1 fillet Ihe A|N.fi44j|fthtp ,*f k « |
w ill hU auporlora, ha had a
denta Will imlu.lv th* fuvtr add!-,
e'aicd
r,\
r
lilt*
triuiil.'
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k.vrt
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t it» ihui ih, it ,<k hmiiiiitf tea n«i t Hoftfftta I he f*u »|u |. ;».keij u lional More* nn Palm Beach A »»
tb** ait) cu'jn il in \'*tin< t*» pvt
l.unrnhurg, N.
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at ion «•• »''ji n»^-rl»in«'
n u th*- v* ar.g»- in |rmrutatiun nun; the 121,inki t aim Beach PrlMagmder p«e*lalaj In bta iland
lie !»*•*>ah|.» ui!| In* *ftii. IF **.| •a ♦•».). Many uf them u,»|)-alrd
i in Sm*««'tA Jof a t rd »t **f *iv
nu'it.i
lh *l the Nary had aae.r baan re
*atu Sivhmil un Saaviow Avaim*;
in l.'hit -•/«• thi. wirk *.n »h*
.% tu tht* St.ilii (•*%«*» C••itiriit«M|*,i»rr
t*e new Chlluan A-enue apart
tard.'! to peoe«.|lmo ne.th and if* d.frating
••'ael"ii c«'iivirtbi.i Tht* ntiv •• im Uftkillg tl'4l the ••♦a 4ft•IV l>r ll-lligid
mini home, and liir n «* atudio
fkltnry. Tha rwtrlea waa o*«r-ortit \vhl
Htf im li.l.tltf ja 17 Vi 1!- •'» hw. l ’»*Jai». I » Tin j gut *nu ir
^wanlierl. he »aid. and Wa.UfuL
ami eptrtnce to the gardalM and
Glouchrattr, K a n .
luf.
In.
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ever,
ll
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anti
f.(MMif)
fm*.
in lib rhgiff# t*i till ?r4til j«.ijr
^
HaorrUry Wilbur gara him
■it gullvry uf lllutn llerberyan. '•
T * « flailing chaiqpi )• of the
♦doirUal
Muiv«\*
iiiit
«tarininar
it
"waiting uriloto" aad H >** nearly fiahing tanka tor taa yaara
A numhur uf large cunitrnet!' n,
Circuit Jndgo Walla e
W.l
th* cnineii '..t it
.♦•I laaht- (,, nutke an^
further
led
i ' l i ha>* int'.ailed »eawalU and
two year* haforo "Unlurky Tom1' the I ri.lt of the Gluuc**t«r fleet 'TrUH* y»it.rday moiling ligtiH l f , *on' 'V*'.- -Mbriltun m l . “ The D i s i 'l i s s i o i l K x p i T t e d
k » » ‘ l-thniarif and t. d',i«rali..n
•
ha.n^k
r.'*
grii)n *i on vminur uatgtaa aii.1
a l l atiignrd to eommand
the
•mifor I ?ei«nn. uhu ai<> *11
homo from a 34-mlle *p*a
opaa mean
\ V MP n « h * P u v i u i o i t
Ok*can * n 0l4* r iw»Uiaiog tha d a m u i r v r '* / '* ' " " m,‘rt
"We rtit lily uffniaL frvl «urr,
fWet ba.e on l i t Paatfle. H. waa
by u
opernlirp i *' l--i
n,n
,,r Thu
-h« operaiun
!-•; n
i'i-|t#I YV R T U C D l K t V IS lO ll h'lw.jvi r. tlint th* 4piirt«in*‘n *»I I»-m -’ed m the mnalnirtluu of «j piopartlc*. More than IDO aaparate
Mai»da) she to thft tlUbarm.nt motion agaln.t * * lie
tiaaif.iretl Ual March to
.1 U taren U
,1 r. St.
c. John1 o
tha "beat
lh» CloocaUrT
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D«La*d city attorney, 'I'*1
....-t> than It ha* tu -tg.lixa 'ho
• d ikt
man
the t>. C Hull. DoLand
and. "'"in a c tio n promote hie* baan
Klnrida will rralil* that th# Sur
io i „
.
n ,
,m\ * " J '--u n aJnc* January I. Irmrdlng,
eommaan ot '•>< K * » OrU»na Na aam* o o n a by aw>re than hrlf an <li*mi»«.d tha petition fur hi* die - ‘ ctlni" uf riomlrida."
WAMIINGTILV Ovl. il.
V4> uffirlal* i4»e hi iking an hoiMpat
.
'*•
torkmnKdw.rd Khmger. building la
val IMatrirt. ' •'
buu: ,
tar into t from'practice in Florida' The irtinn *'F Cr io-iliii;..4 s ia - .fA J * .)- A l-rmil reailjuitmini -if allnupl in do what th i f* el la ,* ;
'••iilurrow nun mug at III..10 , . , ^ 1
<• *
Magrud«r waa mm of a picked
laat nlfht they du.ted o ff a big court*, aa^ again warned opposing phc. Jc nnjig 1 in vu q* -g a in .T 'i),, tBf,gle 1 fnbiie
world ten- *......
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n
.li.t
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meet
Me/iator
l>urua-i[
ru-ve««afy for thxi ptolrrii.in
of
groo. utdetcj to e«t th: rablr. at alleer rup, tba International fnhar- rrm m t and faction, that b" *»Ibo mn ..ding of thy i l l ;
■ |a- lU1„n lc ..winding !>«•» Wa dvlt ie- the * a|det»«J d.'fy supply and that l H it he., vkho la ctpxetrd tu
CWifuegus. I'u a ,
luring
tb* man’r trophy, forwnlun, almrwt. p ic t.j no diayBrafing i.maik* for
tlmn lietntw urlliumr..
(„ v<.jpn, ag,|
d'i tl'.n, ll •le i. nu intf.lt to dl*:»iiiiinate I* * d Li* active nijppurt in
8papUh-American War. Tha table, for, eight yearn, and prwented it hi* dadaion In the matter.
flimn of‘ the plan.
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Pr.rn’ ,t < y "e-rgUrn f.f •:<-» o a -lb o , involving nn A;*erlran. yuur- •l imit Kluiiila » r any othrr itute I.
war* cut In tb* faor of a wltbarlug U Blt»«no4tf*a fiery little skipper.
In muiiy of th. fta'.a, |Im ceacon
*la ' 1 "*tnre of tho conferlira *"d Knalgu Hagruler waa ad- Tim rup had not bevii placed in
<l"-ei lefoie the aea.nn opem In
<J unl noivn h«re, although
e u .. . ..
i" i J x - '
1
1>.
U
col*e*l»td
ly
'lie
American
*tJH*d ffw* tntabei* in giaie.
e 'Pipetition .Inca |Mg. when l ap- r.:rjptian mad. ftgainit him hy
l-revalen-y
«r{me commi'l*
Florida, and it i« doubtful that '',r I bjiann declartd that tt willi
clylft-mlniMMM
p
mrnn.eat
to
le
tnu
theme
of
♦aln Ban Pina, Thataud'a vataran l i u c K : fit .wait, prominent II*HtgwaM. profe.ilonal ai thy
by G i.n* mao aad buy*, the iwt Pr iiiici l-av.r. fuming confer the .eauon in any Mate will t* vt n * - " " "'w lf with the uanal r* u .i-,® ^
O O x T rU U M C U IL T Y
raciag aklppcr, camn to Halifax in LamJ attocnay r»tno%ed from lh*
«• tly auitabl* from the .h.H.lar'.
Senator I'letchftr will --'* Co“ B,rF Club, h r
tli-w law*, ehild labor, cetfr dacer- afire, ai^b Pn<id> nt limiter
of gtilfar* and aummar eU llon.to
Urn CalumHa In in attempt to r*- Fhtftda U r.
m
Moapolnt. It ahould to kipt III I* " * - 1" a 'ii'aintcl with ail tha
Hon and non-aapport of children,
There l* no rcpectaUon that mtibl that tha morn or U»« diaatle detail* ut the plan, and ."H* g !" * Hw I>:troll Lahaa Country Oak1
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A TLA N TA . (>*t 11— (A.P.)— cower ll. Owlnir to a UUpute. that
t'owBwal aa Judg* Wrigbt’. daand
the
firry
log
of
ruaeralad
„ W. U AUaagdor. U . ptaarWd gnlh •arlaa mmainaJ aafini.he.1 .nd tba aialun waa taaarrail by b»th prinany *ort uf comn.ittm*nt in the inraxiir*, wer, d»*lci-.l fur the * '*•»"* «ui*e>. conducted by In Northarn MlanaaoU r *
ly to a chargo of ibaft from tha *up van put away tn a aafr dr [-or It clpalt and attorney.. State'* At- weapoiur way* among utber avib- *n»m of a Fram American icm- fO ■ji»iif of protacting tha Mrda Fred T. Wlltiumi, lival engineer, •u m a ii r.mjnded daily
-gulf, fUhtng, hunting,
In Fftlaawl Caort hat* yaa- »»alt, Wbon thi* year'* tore waa ^ '• ♦ y Hurray Sam. being tha Je-li eninmantact'aa ftpacifirwlty by * ItatJia* pact »r utharwiau will rather than to auit th. ronr uienea otpioint 1 t*. him.
.Sanford, Florida on .
ing at .Sanford.
y anf wa« aooWnMd to tba aiiaired, na on* roul.1 tamambar aaly palagw affklalty conmct.d J .dg* A brittnn In hi. charge.
be dlag.'aaad wtin the atalaruivn • Hi* hunter*," Judge
Hharnul
—
" I M Sn)*." be aytd "tba cn «t ail down tugrUtr at lk* White aid.
beautiful Bt. Johna RleeC,
‘
alnitjg ttbool al Waifv- whar* || waa and il wa* found aft- w,'h 4 * «aa* who mad* a itatai K K n ilh U HiK UAUK MAN
Nila uf America" U good «U
Cr 8 * «au arrerlad •r g paina-lakiBg aaarch juat in in«M- It wa* to tha aff et .that cwac ut tba naaOer of
Itoua* liter thi* *t*k. Th* United
Ur long.
GAS TAX rULLF.t T K I)
aay dactatoa raachej would be cat- committed by young hey*, partku- StfttaB 1)0* 40*1 cotuuler iU*lf in a
«tanm bll* which tint* for tha tula « ir.lf«t
TALLAIIA2SKK. OcL XI. _
U*Plata Aagea aoi h>« >:ho.«n«y 1otoctm f to him, blc only drain larly tho.* under JO stait. la lira
Mr HUwrtu who hoa
poaiUon to make primU** ’ r«( A p. i - lioeerocf ttrltua ,*aT.kl L A H A tw ie r
Oet. 2 I
kavn narar mat do/aat In an Uiar, lotnftl la aa* that juatm U admliy rclmtanca o f pa rente to <\*rrna
letuined; took with
»r rettog tb* aafority ut France or i A. P-)— A - alaU-'i f.ven-cetit ttiday grar.tr 1 a Mt-day npriee* of tb* large cardboard algag
natiaul tit U tYig|o*i.
Meted.
' any ropirol on thair >w j .
any otbar European nation.
i v -I i m t ig Xnaght m more than to V II. Hied, convlctad tn Uada w*ra prlatad by tba
"Tht. la further a g..irn*. id by
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II l.'utJMO difriar Heflember. A rw.nty uf a •limlnal aaaault ComnaiN. aoni* mualha
J.’ flt
tit* evil lnflaanca o f motion pie.
M ARIANNA ♦ Moore-Gamuoui gain p| . b o h thgn tlft.uOO oyer * Large and 'eiilcnred to five year* plf--*d than at rxrloua
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ia
Which
tha
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fn a I'.or* in m n
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Hardware Ca. to mov* to new lo- • AuguK, tba ftwgiptroller itworlad in prUon. The r*prtaT« wia ef ■•mu apot* about th*
UK ItOftOQ.
io t m u lf auwpiad by City Market. glo»if|*.l.titb it In Maaonl, tuiiJluy.
. tod*). . •
fect.'* aa of UclobftC 17
Funeral Directors Of
Stall Are Holding
A ii n ual Convention
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f A : U. S. MAY P L A C E HUN TI NG LAW IS
LIEN ON C A P O N E GIVEN SPOTLIGHT
HOUSE IN M I A M I AS SEASON NEARS
•li (imeinnunt Is Out To l.awKcgulatiug Ducks
\ttaeh F
> Fieri*
Is Slressid As One
Of I’roperly It Can
Needing Attention
Memorial Service
For Edison Held By
" Fort Myers Group Kmnloyment Gain
1^..^. 1 T
In Tuesday Session
I
Newly Organized
OrchestraAV ill Be! Largo P*>ht
1CTr'jSTon *ni ipoiiMtVT'ey |llrt
Program F e a t u r e Builn*;
U. S. Nnvy PlansTo
‘om Duty
fit*
B luenose Retain
Place As Queen Of X ' d . " :
Fishing Schooners
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1 ro graitf
Reaches Big Totil
Sarasota’s Action
On Slot Machines
Is Scored By Judge
thron--qu„n„rth, Nur,b Petition 1 o Disbar
th» wte.T*rhlh^. Delland A11o r ney
.....* •- la w - Quashed By Wright,£«»*“" j'X-
i",S,;*a
(•roup Will OidcuMH
('anal With Fletcher
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Local Attractions ; '
Told To Northernehi
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THJC S A N F O R D
P A G E B IX
POWER TEAM IS
28-9 WINNER IN
TUT UNDER ARCS
EDISON’S BODY
LIES IN STATE
IN WORK ROOM
H E R ALD . 8ANFO RD .
F L O R ID A T U E S D A Y . O C T O B E R 20. M l j - ______
B ritish Delegates
At Methodist Meet
Decry Liquor Issue
A PAIR OP SPARKS CIRCUS BABIES
Tear's Baseball Hero
LOVE STAMPS
CHAIN- STORE
TAXLAWORBY
(Continued from Page One)
ATLANTA, G«n
Oct., tO ^
1 f -intinned i
holding the Indiana chant ator*
(A . I’ i lliltlan delegate* yeaur
.1 o: oln.ljaxe*.
law, and (he North Carulina as
day blue bed off seta of atauneh dry
• Thu man," ha paid, “ w-ia al»o
*de-H .> * within Ik* Methodlot
prrmt co^rt’i uphntdlng a ch»i^
im,-h.-d with the apirh a< dohorah.
Church t» fort* a eeparat* pnoIn him war* nil the element* that
itui.- act in iba*. a cta.
n*i.nt.mcnt on the liquor qucatlon
s ' t * . ' i tit* man af Cud. HlaJ
Conmcaiihj .n the cat*. Jod/a
coming ’ cf rw th* genaral e «intcndeath « « • lulfUlmrnt af bl* o»lnLooc vain ho ronridered the Florida
ichI cwifertBCf.
.
abh- lii» ''
P a m s B cnAAL
law prevented only n«je difficult
At n meeting whera nlahop
Ho then
toetted Ttpnyaon'a
By P. H. C l 'I X l ’M.
dame* ( «nnon. Jr., waa trrmrd “ a
I ( ri*»*>if^ the Dari
laaua -tho dlaUnetlon mad* benick Aldm'fl Rear Cato
had I
marly rod ami prreecuWd man,- It
The Hou'ih at til ring* In tho | 1h-funeral «C l ba at 2:|4 P. M. i
^wmn chiin upeiat-.ro doing burll h*lr (lawi
clipped, thoir fur |
wat tea ubjectlop of thr Kev. C.
Olo.dy tatt W ahloh (n »r Mftt’edn* 'ay at Glaamant, the K.U-,
new in only on* cmjdty and muf
MOtrhrd and wetr thoroughly
Krv>or tValiara of London that preKier. tho tooth', groatoni half ’ **-n i- 'alo. with burl]I In RooedaU
J ll, h- -pen
peratov* <le|ag bueineta ta
to /,
ventd a divial m of raporta to t>e
tom<H lo*t night wh n th»y wrnt
fork hoot igaia.i Ihr (m l lino ; f I'lnetorv ay Orange.
n emo county with
f nior* i ban
mvdr nn queationo before the
» f *hat mo -I hot# horn »* a* ; The Itev. Stephen J, ller -en, i
up agtlnat tho Oinrk trpnp* of
group meeting, hold in a *uburbtr ni«kod Ok \lob.Ik* lr*lo •• ' i*h«. » ill- pantor Ilf the Method!*!
tirat-nl taxalior i f
the latter
tb» pliiilrtk Power * Light Com
an chunh. .
o.«r boo been (Olhorod Ing.ihor ' Kp!*t pal churrb of Orange from
group.
pony, (ho >cnro bolng SN to U in
Tr oik roory m i inn ciinir f ii* | Ills to 1014, enjoyed a clrne
“ Uonllemon. w# BritUhera »ymI lie .aid h* studied _lh« cave
favor of tho olectrio Jut-, hoyo
and flgnroo l< pro.o I Not nm frien *hin wtth Mr. IMIaon. gill
pnthiic with you In your liquor
i s n tolly on ihi* pilnt—.the .hi.:
i (o n.rorrfi in la dro.mi-d that | mmlii.i tho funeral ooretro unaa
lawion *tortod no tho mound
problem," Mr. Waltar* OJid, "hul
' diffeicnte b.-two«n the Florida law
tho Trowanoeofl* wuuld flwol -• I *i*t.d ll« now la tngjged In a-H>
we hate tome a long way lo jdn
for tho Boor Colo, ond out*ldo of
N'nw that
; *nd other chain Mure aet*-a„.|
(on(trail fl.ld a.Sh .nmigh fu»t(■■rial wnrlc for a Method!*, hoik
with yi'U lu this great conference ovrr. the Hot Stove League can
|0dcd
q’*rt uf th* law con
bilng vory wild, wolking nlno dur
tall loro ond M -lir In m i r, in j r*moiTii.
and fec| that the queitlope of mod •rtMe ili.wn to n hard witsUr’a ' .tltulloral.
ing rho Ihioo innlngo ho pitrhrd,
plrtof.i kipe out • hoi hud onfr i Tb« *eroi(* will be Ptioate. but
ern matiiage and unemplnyment w-ck if leviainc rrtorJ* broken by
|f (he chain method «yf d ,irt*>hm ho o o i obi# lu loroto thr
0 few » * « lk * 0(0 horn bnoau . . ■ llenrj Ford and Haroey PTrautone,
nr* equal in the church with pro the tall, wiry young Philadelphia pu.ine** i* auffirient evideuco in
•M
of
th*
grrotoM.
I
«t‘.
TIIK
the
inrentur'a
relebrated
rrunlet.
plot# tho K. I’ 4 L bvyn jlontmod
hibition.
Athlcti * pitcher from l/>nac ming. (tl .d.antago that I* may lie pla v i
hi* nfferingt all ovrr tho lot, put grrstrol j'( ilb.ll toom In tho mil lutn Ihr fajnlly in attendanre.
‘*1 am paraonally with you In,
I ,-ftf" tirovo.
| in a cl*** bo itaali, h* «ald, tlwu
Italian. Thf
••eopeito"
boor
I'mhlent Usurer bopee to be preo
th« fight, but theeo nther matter*
ting no*r ol« run# In tho’ flrot, on*
riic hi-gc t ii-cord to
by the| th* otrcadlgg ®f thi* iy»l*m lot
drawn In (holr nook*. otory
i'M but he* teorx ubable to plan
•huuld not he ralogatod to the barknr- t thi* e.-on i» "Sni 'k>" Joe mof* torrltoff th*H on« eoumy
In tho torood and * in.thk third I raoeh otr (he Trnnoo.o. achodulr , ilofinitrly.
ground and one aubjcct gtven an-| Wim I‘. pcrcmloi c record of H12.I avilcncc* WtVlI J if»W r adoanta.-.w
Xgain
thit
year
Banford
w.ll
be
vlaltad
by
th,
ever
popular
will Umigbl tpond hi* fourtb
Inning. Bandy tdeS °P Ihf )«<b of
Tor a ••-eund time ait\ra Mr. Kdl
doe pronnnenc*. which you e*»k to mail, when he won Tl gome* for' and warrant*Rpb-<U*aKiCaUon
fteh-cb
I
1 1o* plow* night M ho ranlrao■'emh early Sonday. Arthur , .spail Tour Ring t'lr<tt,wh*n they or* ochedrlod to appear on the
hoi Hag tho Hoetd* Power 4b Light
give It."
in 1312. (ir u r 'a 1 Incrrated taxaS
IWiRtu nod lo*.
olnleo
the
roaub
of
futoro
gomoo
RalaB.
»ic*
preaident
of
Thom-j
y
.n
„
nv,|
,
Avr
tn<|
ground#.
Th*
rtfeaa
la
coming
from
Ocala
hoyo In thk ■fourth furling and
atlegtlL
diacrimlnnl'
Mr Walter, had apiken pro- p.-n i-ntnge. w*tH "I win* « n«l 4 • Thi*
port the Jaelfot ooathrrn illg
A Kdi*un Induotriao, Inc.. »ald
forrJ about «a ,odiy. |B runt t,r.| Kloo. ijtorylk Tolanr Trnnroaoo. th Inoentur wa* not an ttheial, and will include In Ite performance* a number " f thrilling feature* Viuunl) and received
appla»*« looaea u ags But the . raeher-ho* ha-ed on ' the •nuasinr ,«f couthat Hevo Inen cpeclally angoged lor th# l»3 l tour. They tncli»,in when be ,lerl*r#d that th* ' church ..gco will di-uovot many ollir. : lin o was ant of th* chief attar v
Ing garnered o ff hi* dkljvtry.
VaadoHdlf I and klohanio ho* even though ha acknowloilfed on
Ugh worM. Tho tall Mary- • iiueJ at the act. Other poinlt
Brill kohnrn dtehod tho ontir
lt*l\ » fmomn.t contribution to the Amarican eirrua world. Tho Billet, i ahnuld change Ita marriage •<■»*.
1a n .tired lu # III a Throe mhirh *pe;ifh creed.
orul rtrrleo a threat t» onory o Tner
containing tho
“ Dnlil death' I.toiler i- the f i'« t pitchei in hi--. o'lack w*re that It i*xcmpt*d f»l■
gome for tho Jghl Imya,
i ran’t empba»l«e too itrungly,' ll Truuiu- imrfurni *eemingly Imiioodbla fonU on a .lender wire, high' containing
th* phre**
phr
while ho wo* In trouble orooral
• Old. “ Ibal Mr.Eilioon dhl be up |n th. Infty porta ofthe main tent: the Floe Flying Waltera; the ( do u« part,' ur ihrclma to peraiit t,.i> ,o |.-ed ’ t-ili It-ngueo in per- Ing tation* and wholeaale bn.,
i f (bo nation, ti to 0 That • a
K-otnipM f-r throe year* in *ur m-**c<: that it taird tho nuin
•In}*.*, ho managed to pull out
o.ara -Kirk will nooor ho fnr- lirvc in # «upr«mn inUUitftnc#
<;,„ce Family of ridcra; th. fao.uu* Nel.on Family of acrobat., Mile ;
‘i.« 'in V .H .n ;'
re *1 III. Hit tine.- . ctt avorage I* j of roof* under which butiut, •
plthA'jl any *or|nu<
domogo,
gotlra. gat even ho tho great,
" f have Men blm hoU Up a g l... , HoMn.
„ „ u acrobatic
acrobnuc tight
light wire dancing
.lancing marvii;
nanny \iulr'
v.u.. ,
. w|| oppo„ j lo
lt»*ina. wMr,
whirlwind
marvel, dainty
K'5I. whl-h i* the hi'ihest three' wet* operated rsther than th
yielding up nlr« hlto. for nin* rungrand children of the muni
of intli a* *
»m *t
(*, ^ AJk ||ru*#i. fannr * "up'hi*-down" trap*** itar and U oirn e McLean, only, (i||Ul <Bn, ril| -b*cau*e th* uoe of jear an-raee >v>.r mu )ti Ihv big, emount of builnftt dtO*. and th.
gad gtiiking out ten. Aoldu from
yeuthfkl frelhman n 'a peeking at a trot tube and say.
pltfhlng a good gome, Britt hod, in odagatUn at a'-h.-na How
lady in the wor!U who really tram* her own ^lephanta.
contra ceptloea of any kind i» |. ar'lro. H ' ,M,< throe pilehrr* to It requlratl compulsory awotn ir
■ntghtv la a gnat rhamlat.' "
-ft the IUII-131 I record of AJ.Y
tuin* not required of other rial,
a 'pei/ret night ot th* bat. get the mlghtt- hate fallen!
AIm ay* noted f.,T it* marveloua trained home dloplayo. Spark* .gainot Go,' „nd th# church "
Mr Walsh rtcalled that -nee a#
(Iruvc ha* won iu.tr. go'iter in a ' uf p r,party owners.
ting oil hlto out of *lo time* up. I
Kaillor In the C
'general
ho vat with,Mr B<!l*un in the lab- fircuj hn. tnti ***aon been augmentej by tho Carlos Corroon Stab!*
Tho atate’a tfufana* law wg*
thro, ilnglr*, two doublet and a I
ontory, th* latter aald: “ Soiua- of fancy , . . t « l and high Jumping thorough! rrA from Old Menlco | conference offerwl P» » * « « that ,c"<nn Ilian any IcIt-laPdcr is
Nal9r*P) Trflnt *««*•• l
homo run, w iring roory lima ho
i.a .«l trill hl-lnty. Other “ notable' ba**d chiefly on tha floe-foor
th# South'# und«'fcalr<l thampiun{ tlmr^ v#h**n l'vt rt*ch#d th# «nd
lion*.'
,U,T
**v<
’
P°w,‘r
,0
l
"
'
°
Th# trained wild beait. dhplayo Include large gro.p* of
got on o hoa** h<’*ldf* hatting in thiA finr Thrfr #.h#«Iiilr fiirl»nl#R «.f m> r«»pr In »n cip^rljn#nt. «u<Jlit oration* and peace producing) yvrformance*" writh wt irh he ia.rltinn t.f the Unlt«4 State* »u
llyo additional runt. Wright ran, g«ifi#s with North I'srolitiB, l)uk#. ilcnl/ thrr# will come a thought tlgora ami leopard* wh$ are put through a »*ri*e uf thrilling atunt , e f f o r t * Of the Uague of Nation*." crnii.eil inclutle that hf •triktnq prema court In upbofdtpg the; In
out five Latter* with 17 piuhrd dmna rhino u r law. In that ea< Reborn a tin*, aoconi for liottiug V »M y, si’ll Kvntucly. aI* ••««> that i« th#
to inf problrvn. by the noted Frtnif Wnaks who for many year* hold the very dan-j in dealing elth the Sinu-J*paniwc
l»a!U hi • c ms hsrlwrvn ihr Alh* i lh# m ljoritf opi#i^Q * M hiH,T»*il
honor*, getting floe out of
oil a 11it ihr #iccpDim *»f Vamly, Tu-* Certainly that suprfm# intflH gerou* petition of maMer wild bead trainer of thr great Carl Hagen-, aituation.
trip* to th# plats. l»ck *
( Uhc, whUh pulleil a •Inline! ■•ur grm# fui'hs th»* hunian min
To* conference al*o paused to lit tew »nd ilewliitiil, Aog. £4, T.t'JM. mi th* doctrine ef the Tight ti U.-k Wild Animal Faun# at Sulllnghao U<»K JQMBKGFFFFFF
tlpg
expires *orrow over the death of Tle ptlt-hctl It limn -triLr*. a foul.' c!s,»lfy fon taxatlort, thd apre# I
Thr riK'm in whi^h
l» *dy u f' lea k W ill Ammal Farm# at St«Hinfh«n. OtTmany
pni* m tt« iiv«i»M nitnir 1'» !•* 0
j uf chain* hahlg oaitl tqih f *offi
gatting thr## out of four Units up «!# f#»t o f th# Valid) tr im nhuh
Thurna. A. Edi*on and to *«n.l a a loll and another .trike
lia much
r
Tbom**
Kdl*«n
la»
a*
Thr
rn,
ifr
,h„
»
wi(h
|„
f
„
ur
ring*
and
•aafatyflrat'’
at-el
down
No one would bu more fatigued dent evident*. •# adTgtltag* to
'Young t'olheit bidding
• .
• •d without any curtailing npa.jge of condolence t° Mr*.
(••ok 'h r nH’ Nsiirf ol Ih r |M#*irful hr )rf( it Ikafort hi# last lllnva#
l.> *uch *tati*ti« - than Robert warrant the cla*stflcatl« of auen
second ba*e for th# Bvar l ata Ohio *<t«!r #lrvrn* hu» * rrm iin in f III. old rolltop de*k, a Idua coo. arena will be prevented In rnmpact form
Kdl tun, a Methodist.
Ctove The man who ha* taken hi* ■ hu*ine*a for tpeTlal lax*a.
played the moat cooiistanr gain# • r vn|i|lc which i* » I%*If !•••!#hrr erril rouch nn which He u*ed 11 of feature* at Z and k P. a*, on Friday. October Jdrd lioanlown
In tha fi*ld, making hard retch** than th * T«*prt#sR«-# •• hr-lt | Tu r«»l. th# long ahatvea of book# I in tkket i/:i*r at Rounnllat 4 Anderson Drag Store on clrcua ilny.
pl’ ce with
Y nuts. Alrtnnler,
— ' ------KKHERVP. HANK MF.N MELT
tt'nlsh, Malthriv.on, Johnson and l HOAD BUNDS A l'l’ KJdb till
*a«m eaay. and from l**t night'#I [J
Ing the balcony, the ocorca of
’ np
vua#l
L. S ll
petformance ha waa the nulataild-! Adfuim. Ccolgln Tech, Mi**i»»lp|l. pint-graph* and painting* nn the
• - — ^__
NEW YORK. Oct 20—(A. P I t.lht-r liiatoric pitcher! lull.# freely!
waa filled. A guard of honor— ! arm*. Some younger employee#
JACKSON, Ml#!., Oct. 2®,
Iitg player on tha defrnalrr f*>r AVpica, dh'J Fewap.e
‘ , th#' —Kugen* Mayer, governor of the ,,,. two iLhJovf4 cigars anti huntall*- nil war* umJiaturbed
The first
four
Kdiotn
rmployget
Handing
j
#**n
tha
Inventor
filed
mg.
Like
mnn\
other
prtwperou#
(A
.P
.)—The
Mlaijaalppl Huu*a o.
the Bear fat*.
Federal Raaarv* board and Ogdan
(T im# In th* >1**k at whlfh Mr
throw %lll give Tulane plenty of
never had | ^ Bl|ltw. umlar-arcrotary. visited j-ung men fir,o r pride* him.iclf' Repie*entatlv*» y y s t e r d a y *p
llowt vrr the ha*t play of th* ti.ndd* Th* ytat are #a*v
K>'i!un had p*r*d ever many <vf, »ilh foldwl arm* at each corner l Ik*
ic* Kdlauti
bniaun plant
pmni who
wno never
gafh* goea to Stoothoff, flrat baaahi* tnvtnitonp stood, tb* n ffln ., uf th# coffin—was changed every | 1Pen u,. inventor filad p*«t th*|
York Federal Ucterv* on his conntii.ieiirvhip of fragrant' proved a $-13)00,000 bond le*uc ayl
man for the Hear «'*«*. whan h#;
.
hank y*»t*rday and met with va-. Ilaiann ripura; like many of hla on- half cent inert as* In th* prrs
, I I iei two and thrvo tlmea.
u* with ficorgl!. .tvir It or*»• sptlnklad red oak U minute*
went far h «k to g.« Clay Wit-'
Thai loarr.
ri ,u* official* ol tha bank Thoir! colleague* on Ihe diamond hr ko*pa «nt fir* esqt gasnllne tax for
Public mourners nnmhtrod Ihofl*
i ndofsalvd a. for, and wuh H* lonve* from th* tree* on the Llcw
highway cmittocttan. Th, meat.
• IU ioa' foul fly. f#lln'E D»t
pur olvlt ws* daacrlbrd a* of merely »n arsenal of hunting equipment
fret tsaui in veai" l># lowriaiw| rllyn Park Estste. Around tho , tmt* ami they war* polygin'•
TAI.1.AH
AS85B
StaU
*eatrhing th# tiftll hut holding on
niel iivond. tho winter tramping uio now goes to tha Sonata. The
. . h
>Qd
rouli/.t nature.
urn aaid tn have u \otre lluine room w*r* etvtrnl oat*, of chry- -n,,,, w, r* banker* in cyt-a-way*. • chared city block
n*
hat* and
th# hllla after game.
(o It.
tarrying thalr. th» * cd ct y
. „„ L „ ,
tram In »*ory n.ped. Including1 arnthauma. a ftrof ipray* of ami- j ,rbool ihlldrtn
Th# |» m# tonight *ill b# t>«
p ,rauna wno wapt fraoly. j irrdlon of hjlldlng tu hoaa* SUt* | ^ N Rlfh y e|| kn lWn Bradford
Uuac tail bf /iial.atilng player*, Lag, and bunvhea od brightly col , ,, ,uk,
tw##n fhaj# pmd Company f>.
j
| unemployed In thrtadbara tlpth- j laboiatorl** and
county afrawbarry grower shlpif they win the r-at uf their Sad Auitfmfl U#rH- ’
Dlreitly abora lb* coffin »was
» . a | mg.
Salvation Army ' Or|j«^lnJ»n-.[ Oon bureau* o f UrpaCmrnl o ,
who mortd to tk* Norrl*
ga,nc« they will o/ithnul doubt
mg.
»1
r
ab
> . P. 4 L
pise* hu purihasrd lataly. near'
mother#
rafn thw title *f National Cham- bid brnnt* wall clock. It* llnda
n»
2
:i
Wataia. r*.
Watertown, is preparing to plant
itrangel) stopped at $:S7 A M
3 piunp. Imagine having tu plat Van- yesterday, thro* mlnutaa after the
A
3
Patdun. lb.
thrr# or four aera* of hi* farm
del
blit,
FI
.rill*.
N
V
I
. Tulane,
a
n
11
Hahuln. |>.
.tv strawWrrU*. planting lo Tcgin
Inoglitnr «ank frnm a coma into
Ailhufn,
Georgia
Tuck,
and
South*
a,
3
(Juantork. If.
$
about October I. lift and other
rlrrnal drap.
r. evil California. I until Melire haa
«
1
Wrifght. rf.
grower* have bid no little trouble
Th* a«>f( nmlcr radism-V uf Ih*
a (oak. but wa feci that ho'* c ,HI*
i
1
3
Humphrey. 2b.
grtllng plant*, bvcuu.** of the dry
Incandoacrnt lamp- <on*ld#i«d by
In*
through
In
line
-bape.
W*
n
i
2
Cultom, 2b,
•oaathrr d'lrinr th# hte iprirt
hop* ha will b« able in u«e Jim Mr F.diariii his greatcat Invanliun
Juat
whin
W*
thought
w.
hid
plck*d
a
grgup
of
h
g
t
d
.
W
f
m
«
V
Williams, cf.
Other farmer* In thl* vlrlfiity olsn
tituinoff and In k Ma*wcll laf >i* —flllrtl th* room.
for yoh fan* to pick lb# winner* from, hp *om#o Ih* wr.k^nJ of
3
l
4
expect to plant on* or mor* acre*
Hugh#*. Ith,
It waa Into IH# setting. So r»w
II , tl h ici.uri ii *ver. thn"'. all.
Oct 21. and a fiat o»-U **a that art «*rt*lilly going tq kaap.jfuu
2
V|rhary. la,
If condition* trc'favotahl*.— Lake
mlniaccnt of tho dan whan the
1
gjraaing plenty If juo «xPWt lo a la th* trad* Ural* at WoptJfjrif
4
llsrndon, r-r»,
City Otaaltr.
living Edlaon*> vibrant p*r««nillty
|!
l
oaih
Leonard
Mrl.ur
«
ii
an*
i
2
I
WhRtan, r
ami Watson ami CKarahwctT., a.* wad * « r*m»in la lha iflnalng
cf the Lualedl high erhuol men- dynlpa'rd th* room, that th* am•ST. PETERSBURG— Floiida
•
ploiooa of thf Edlsnti plant wsro
for th* football ticket t i tha Kentoeky-flnriJ* gam*. I-ook at
t
ra
la
tha
alata
lh*»*
Jay*.
fal!
43
M
Motor Lin#* plan iidiqrdiat* con
uehtra.1 at • A. M., two hour* af. | this Ii t below. Yuu’ll b» a rtal champion If you pltk th* wlnnara
ItUappoiatad
at
thr
allowing
hte
h
r
ab
struction of laS.ftOO Bet Terminal
BEAR CATS
be y» atad* afalanl Ocoee here tar th* tody lad b#m hgrne from
l/v thoa* gam#*.
'
2
2
bulMIng to b« Was( Coast head
Cnlkait. 2b.
th* home qndor an oatort ot m>Isat
Friday,
and
fared
with
• A* an extra Inducement t* gat Jo« fin.* U land In U*l» thi*
■i
1
Ruhtblar. rt.
quarter* of o r f» ni**tluni ; gasar* with llri long and An totcyrl* policeman.
woak. w# art gltlng an extra prli* thi* w*#h. It In trad* al
0
1
Odhain, r*.
Churl#* Edison, tha tnvantpr’a
?! drew Jarluon on aurreadv# Fri
1
4
2
Haggott'a Seda FoonUln «IU ba gloan lo th* flrat person correctly
Lack*, Is,
. l day’s, be haa beta drilling hla . ton, o a* that* lo r«c*l*« Ih* man
0
0
3
Stoothoff. Ih.
ivies ing th* *c*r* uf.th* Aabv:ni-#l«rida gam* In Jackaottvilla
I and woman of all aira. Ritn* war*
hay*
kl
lap
apeed.
realising
Ih
t
0
1
Ftkcnlan. Ih.
in thoir Funday clot has; others,
thl* weak and. ComY an now fan*. Yoo’y# got three pri««* to
Ihr teasing gaasra are at V ligk
11
u
3
«auv*ar, c-lf.
acrambl* for, It In trad* al Daggatl'a. Churchwali'a, and Wood
aa they ram*, i'alea* an Inlury •• on io go on duty, wsrg In oogr0
1
2
La ••on, p.
- ta d
alls. Bomg led thalr chlldran
ruff and Wat*on‘*.
•
.
0 l« reported In scrimmage* dur tl,rough th# llowlr motrhtt lla* f*»
u
1
Bandy, p.
ing tk# week. Mel inas' mea will
0
Aa
rn
aid
In
aalwllng
tha
poiatbla
wlnn*»a,
hare’s
whst
th*
4
0
Vickary, If f .
be la forfeet phyaU I »hap# foe a glimpse at th* tlgurv under tha
3
1
tram* did last weak: *
'
*
*! tk* Be; tana fame in that aI’.jr cuffin'* glass lid.
Ferguson, ub,
«
»• l
|-rlo##ta*
*
C liM V I
Cilrun. 3b.
At l» A. M-. tlW public wa* ad
?
1'iL‘ay
.*
i|
tim
a
Aa
Infection
»
U
t
M
«
I
I
l
i
m
n
*
*
*
1
U
»
*i«
k- ,' g
i
1
mitted, and until 0 P. M . the room
Brown, if.
t * i#
*t c k i < * o
• *# ■ •»
0 an hinner’a I Ml ha* rtapondtd
t
•
2
Vaatlsrkll!
I
T
a
l
w
I
*
IW
m
iH
Walt *. cf.
tor* that a “r trigsy ta a g—alhllL
0
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DRAIN-FILL
Wednesday
TEXACO
‘Florida Freshman Dies
. After Auto Accident
, d\lNEAVH XC. Or! SO.—
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t<M»*i-Ua lurnod o"f«r.
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* Th, parly w*. an rtuU lr«w
Tiftaha>*#* to OiloMtUla, Orillia
Du) ton* hi* on* of th# hairiest
tram* In years, boy* who art not
only well bull!, fail, ond powerful
hut p k to iia x en unusual (mount
•f football * nuwlrdpv. Thklr n«w
coach taw tk>m go down to ■ 11
to 0 defeat In Tampa laat » « t ,
but, ha know t hrjr w«ro facing
■rw of th« ll* t t**m* In tho Rig
‘Tgn, tstarans all, »o bo waan’t
dlsroupagod ortr HU oulaha-th*.
mir!h*h(t-r<*iftr*ivrt look. Praia
reports Indicate thot ho pUn* tu
lob# S.nf ird without a bit of
Uoubl*. A win oror Daytona to aot
only dotlnblt, but M cn u ry. Lot'o
hova it.
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Alabama** forgot ail . lU a t
Wallace Wodo i d bio Crimea*
Ttd««.
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Wo don’t wont to ba railing your
ottontwo to tho Pirk-TM-Wlwta*
rnntooU too much, but, wo don’t
o u t you font to foigot that thotro
U a «p*eUl • » t u
offtr.d tklo
wo.k. In addition I
ot Church** IPl and
Wotion’o,
wo
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trod# at Baggilt'a Sod* Foonutn
io tkf pnaoa who moat nearly
gu*«Ko tho oror* o f tha Auburnklurhio gam*. In Mndlog la your
Uit this w««k, don’t forgot to
mark tbo proNthlo oton oppoolto
tho M a n of tkooo tonioo.
Ik 11*1 bad boon
Thio ma-nl
banded In. a
fbno pUk tk»—
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aUod la your oolactlWl Army
plrkml by tl, Ytla k* 1| JLre*n by
4l Autarn by tfc
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T**h by i». pttrds* 1
Lova abovs
decks, in
trigues be
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violence be-
p e s r** - f~Kr • • • : « £
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Sanford Herald
THE JOB RACKET
So mai)7 don’t* hive byw' preotred i*r ®B Bat few
jrn n r to keep the reckfesa oHvflB irrror atraldgt I f f t i t *
row pith, that perhaps sotiSi of than sTe now won** Inf
if there ire
to which
which they
they are ent
entnpa. Howev
are any do’s to
er that may be, ■ fiance at the code prepared recently by
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‘‘idebikhr com*
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tany,'ought not hurt anyone.
dozeni doft%. which
BY q U B U S A. FOLTZ, JR,
betlevea
would
accidenti
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“ reduce
*
* “ * materially if
ulhr by >11 drivers, arc as follower’ ' "
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MOTt hills or blind curvci you might Just as
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-if in dotlM,
Uk*
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Mr. Hoff]
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"Don't fail to siitnal all turns— the fellow behind ia no
mind reader.
"Don’t cut corners—:that’s the other fellow’* territory
and he might claim It.’
"Don’t cut in sharply after passing—the driver behind
Utes the ditch aa much as you do.
"Don’ t cut out suddenly from behind a parked car— it
may ba bath the start and finish of your trip;
"Don’t weave all over the highway—that’* why there’a
a center lino. ( ’
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it might beat you.
"Don’t attempt to beat a stop-light—
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“ling—rear
"Don’ t i/mo to sudden atopn without si;
end crashes erg costly,
"Don't lag i'
no right to delay
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those behind.
“"D
Doq’ttak
s a chance on faulty brakes or tires— It’s a
w ’Vtok*
In the long run.
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saving you’ll
youll refret
ref
"Don't be reckleaa at any time— yon Jeopardba not only
your own life, but the other fellow's aa well."
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Led by the ever-flourishing ma
rine Job racketeer, Ike army * of
employ*! > of unskilled
bber
swoop* doan like vulture* m tke
tanks of potential employee*.
(Josll flea (Ion a for many laMHag
Job* long haw inclodto a
note or so to great* the w
the ship of employment Nr
grant drift of labor Into Ik*
—
Weather The Depression
• We have seen thin International depression blamed on
everathjhg on the earth, from the late World War to Presi
dent Hoover and the Republican party. But the real cause.
New York
widespread
in as'to their delinquent accounts, and the
iper believes that if this knowledge becomes
fate season may have been worthwhile.
dtsdsnla.
■ad brain;
erooa the country from weat to cast. Presumably the ma
tight lipped tugging st tke jority of these storms have happened as usual, but have
rain;
taken more northward paths, circling the pole in tho lati
blood stopped la th* rtiaj
tudes o f northern Canada instead of about at that of the
Qreat Lakes. A deplbrablc deficiency of meteorological
of Utgsly fictional romances o f
lb* are and ship* and a natural
•yen to travel. They throng the
•hervw of outgoing beats, kobnob
with the boatavalaa end small
try fir the sea, aad eventually diapolltan areas, begun alike-back rover that their goal ran be
reached by the diplomatic preaehtitllei of e few dollara to the
rb|ht parties. However, the mein
f lW 'T if the marine Job-selling
rack- t lira in the fart that ably*'
emptoyre* “sign on” again seek
time the boat return* to the home
port, which situation guarantee* a
fairly good harvest to the Job Btlldttreek trip.
Rut today every business
or
Irailr in ehlch lb* hiring o f labor
i* left in Jib* bands of an unacruputoi'A minor official .knows the
print of th# Job seiler'a work. Bofthanded, lasy city dweller* are seen
in the harvest fields o f Minnesota
and r'snsrjja, while tanned West*
rrTicr* ere perched on the grain
varka waiting for work; new sire!
aoikrt* blunder through ' thtlr
___ „ _______________ ___ work, whi's men of the trad* steep
boy—a sum to ba split with the in the fir k ; street arab* In smart
chief of service. Foremen on con-' heHI-tips* uniform* Insult hotel
structlon Job* take on callow high,
-s ''M e
oldtime "fronts"
school youth* fn preference to cr I • ' » * id r the etrrete; even unem
loused, experienced laborers w ilnipi've,* office workers Inexpertly
■liable farhilles. Hence the fere- blunder about with a pick and
man’s bank account ia augmented eltnvel. nhlli • c* Housed laborer*
In proportion to the number of Join the rahki;of loltcrsis about
"buy-job*’’ available.
the excavation. And tke Job niters
JSb sellers, known to the trade ahd' placed them there tarry on
a* ’’muckers.'’ exist wherever the Ihslr racket a* th# v.-avengor* of
employment of labor is intrusted depression, flourishing la It* wake.
of tta own brsath.
tinent. A, few. such, poata arc to bo set up temporarily, it la
understood, as a pnft of the scientists’ plait for the ap
No ia tk* freeitng look,
proaching*'Polar Year’ of observations, but these sub-Arctic
iTho closed book,
Tke drssm forsook.
observatories ahotdd be permanent, not mere transient accideotA V*
’ ,r
lemls Untsrapyer.
“ Even tj|« .conclusion that our usuil storma have been
Now that the PHaro of Wales sWing)ng too,far northward for good business, with conse
I* taken to tiding a bicycle, *n quent northward shifting of temperature zoned proper tb
rppaee hi* frequent falls will-b the\aC*aon,7 doea aot reach tho fundamental! of the probdM^BMtoHracks nKtft In tt fi wayT Cate*he
Ihifta be predicted T Profmroor Huntington, of Yale, seems
Ana Harding ia romlnd to Fler to have established rather conclusively that the place* of
picture, Aad a bun. these storm tracks from century to century affect not
rad thousand wleo* w ill tsf urged
raetely mutual business, but the ;k I us] rise and fall of
t Uka that much neoded vara
clvliisaUona, so that these meteorological questions are
perhapa among the most Important for any nation to un
WiU Rogers says Edison would derstand; far more important, for example, than momentary
ire been n grant old man wen balances Df trade.1
he’d never Invented anything,
'"One clew, perhaps, la that the amount of heat rehick la pretty Important In It- colvefj from tiff sun this fall atuf autnmer has been larger
than would be expected from the '4t|n‘a apottsdncaa. Many
"Who Killed Cock Roblot", th* lUnspotg usually mean Increased aolaf heat. Recently there
rlaado Reporter-Star wants to have been ftw spot*, yet the h a t haa not decreaaed aa
low. Wall. If It Isn't any groator much aa might bo expected. Rebrilona between sun' heat
feast to kill Cock Robin than It and wuthar-aro by no means simple, for the movement of
a-rival racketeer. It'* hardly winds and of ocean current* plays haVoc with ordinary
Mth **,king about.
theories. Yet relations undoubtedly ' exist end afe de
monstrably significant. If business, really became interested
Ash tug foe repeal or modlftcaha of th* Eighteenth Amend- in wekther Mience' perhaps funds and Intelligence (night
oak are the American Legion,
* American Fed*ration of La
ir, the American Medical As*oSttOtt, aad the American Bar
haridatlea. It would seem to be
l thinly a nation ■■ it 1/ him-
SANFORD* TWENTY YEARS AGO
Whnt do you hnow about thloY
[moot two day* altar th* Loague
[Nation, hog decided by a vote
tUrteeu to one, wltM ‘ Japan
E*Uag th* only dI*seating veto,
at too' Usltfd If!tap cheuld A to
pie* sura lr
Au*I fslr'froas Nov; ft through
N d v .’ V t
and
t o v o hmeg up ooroe
VUgiatg
a prediction of
DAIRY
H . S. W hite
Bigger*’ Dairy
SOS First National
AUTO PAINTING
DRUGS
LUMBER
Touchton’a
Sanford Drug
H fa U m iiie r G o .
S C H M ID T
st.
AUTUTOPS
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chased In large volume elsewhere.
Fortunotaly Florida's agyCul
State Read No. B will bo reaurtural tspension b>s boon f*r llm fpced this year only to a point aevgreater part slang the*#
on nttae weal of Fort Pierce, It
which contrlbutaqo the ebll
riu,.stated Saturday by M. I.
tb* state to support Itself,
Hayes, sopar* l*or of tho 8 toto
continue* to develop 1U<
Mood Depattaoot for tkU dlstrUL
When that otreteh of highway glil
land, of which only, « fro*]
now In cultlvnlloni with
be gives attention was net known
regard, for the damsod f(
Pterey N«w^
PURE, WIWVEaMJEi AND C
let el Foo< of Magnolia
ELECTRIC SHOP
PRINTING
RandaU.Electric
Company
Electrical Wlriag aad
Rrpairtag
Geaenti Electric
products, msanwhilo Improving Its,
marketing nielkodi. Florida will
enjoy the unique distinction of
having HttU to worry about In
tho Increiao of Its output.
A young slalo In tMo respect,
Florida's increase In agricultural
products, revested by the federal
cansui, might seem merely a
building of unmarketable or un
profitable surplus If Judged by the
popular economic
theory thet
farmer* should produce l«u and
-** -f>et
boost the'price aa their output. It
is always dsngtrous, however, la profit b^tb* mlstales oM t* older
assume that what I* good for one neighbor* and eunttnp* to benefit
I ret Ion will he equally good for an from the growth of its baste in
other.
dustry, fsrming.
' '
I f Florida had been turning Out
wheat, cotton or other commodi
ties of which then is moro than
enough, that would he a different
story. It cannot, of course, grow
wheat and its cotton crop alWafl1
alW aff
in the
Ik* allaing a qoartar o f a real above
has been a negligible factor fa
^
tL
1«...*Jt * ' * nation's market. It could, however, the Jacksonville priea en the day
the natloh
riotloh Im
lm- of deliverr. Tho outcoas' of 'this
grew fruit which ih*
ports and vogelahle* far the win sets was duo Commiesloesr W, T.
ter market when other ores* were Wilt, R. T. Robinson, and M. B.
unproductive. It could supply tta Witt Joined In selliag 7000 pound*
own reaidanfa with frwh vege of porkers, mostly l*sy to tb* Cop^
tables to tuppkal canoed vsg* Uad Brothers aaaaage .pUnt st
tables shipped from other atstee Alachua, delivery bring made by
and could produce milk and other track, at 4 l - l cenU.—Laks City
dairy products previously'4m- Gaistte. •
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"The Resell Store* ■ ,
3rd and French
YOUNG F L O R ID A ^F A R M S
MIAMI DAILri MMUb—
LAUNDRY
Morning Delivery
Street MUk, (.'ream.
Better, BnttamDk
P. a Bta 1M
Phone Aode’n Store
747-W
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FLORIST
STEW ART
The Floiiat
RADIOS
PHUXXyS
n«n>
H i M a r i ip
Automotive Etettzte
FURNITURE
SERVICE S T A fioN
Wagoner Furniture
Beauty Salon
BARBER
GARAGE
SHOE REPAIRING
Maffetfa Gunge
Sanqwiches
lUNTADi
M. H. Bow.
Atneritaa perUelppUoe la ejsgsnt prises In the spud etas*
Hag are withdrawn. Well,
iford horsemen expect to perb e that's M W than get.
u .aonal,
[end jr»|gg hemeebo*.
promUep to be a succoa*.
DoopR* the ebot welch kept up- the supreme court of the Unite!
iweriia wta seytng yostsran them by their being friend*, State* waa laid to real several
My. dad Mrs. Bryaa Higgtaii ee- day* ago ia Bock Crook cemetery
caped Just a fb r their Wfddiag sad at Washington- Bartel era* pre
b ft for part* ahknowa. Th* tup- ceded hr a brief funeral ceromehy
poaUba fa that they are either at
Longwood or Enterprise and will
S
ATTORNEY
Fee year hohy b prtdM it.'tlihdg wriatMMtmy d
th* Canalry d ab BaodL '
O n hocterU <**H b o lW ^ h U to U l i A - t V i .
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UrBtNSI^EANCX
�City Is Playing
Host Today To
M ortician Group
Lwtflt WW S a n k
At Q>wrh M «t m *
GIVES OXFORD LECTURES
OUT OF ALIGNMENT
I * m any lim e * in r d irrrr < ,u>e fo r S H IM M Y IN G . ( 'U P
P IN G . W A N D E R IN G . H r, You I'v-.r T ire*. (Is to lin e and
■jpred when v-hre1** a re out o f Aliirnment. I'n m t in and
have vour w h eel- aiu rn el nn our T A H K R S C IE N T IF IC
A L IG N E R .
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H ave you *rcn ( K O S I.K Y riu h l luhc P I.A Y B O Y
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definitely proved to the gridiiunlrene with a IS to 0 vie‘.ever the Qaargla Tech YelJacket* and a 7*7 tie with the
R n l t j of Wlaconaln Badgers,
Iperora of Purdue Inst Salur, that Auburn really hat a
tu.tlral-atring eleven thin *•*
noder the leadership of Coach5*at .WWtq, Kogar Ella, and
McAllister, the Tigers started
: this weak far their next
trim the UMverultf df Fierifgf»tk l# r»b ly on. Ate*
o f major iqjuries to three
r‘,1%* ‘Gators will be encountered
Ip Jacksonville SatimJo; In Au
burn* second fioathwrn Conference
gjUgs of tho season and Ptorida’s
S jyJ . Coach Charlie Bachman’s
aAoqgtc atrampej tha North Caro
lina o p b Welfpark. 3-1 to 0, ami
|)bid tho North Carolina Tarheel*
U lM
sard let In thel r confera *c« angAgamsnts. The PlaliIns men
gate a 1,000 percentage IIn the
R j f t f l i l f l (landing! with an Impyoaaira win over Georgia Tech.
Y- L M M j Hatfield, halfback, who
H U M
yard* In six Irita
pgsbict tho Yellow Jackets In AlUlttp; Tom Brown, fullback, whu
accumulated 20 yard* In five
Blunge* through the line, and Er■ M i “ Feirle**" Molpt*. guard.
Mkoiwa* a dreadnought in opening
■pfcalga foe the boll earlier* ansi
• * « k at
on the dc
f#pee, are th* Tiger* who
will
Kwhahly not play against the ’Ga
•erg In Jacksonville. All leceivesi
broken riba on Grant Fitld.
Unless an uniuoked for rhangt
.iik ** pines, II Is duulitfol If tha
■Wove lupvrb plays rs will be ready
fo r action again until lha Tulane
M m * In Montgomery, November 7.
HttfUld has less chaare of playlag agnlnat the Kaurians than the
other two. The Tech game ia lialf It Id's nemesis as he was in-
T ariff R e d a c tio n
This la the stery ef the lowly
third alrlngyr, that sklnny-lecged. seared looking, lant-in-hieunU'orrn appeirlag high srkeal
youth who patiently pi llw his
way to the practice field day
ufter day, alwaya hopeful, al
ways dreaming
of hie his
ebaser, yet doomed ta be pum
melled and poshed cheat by boys
who hive pr illbly only one
thing in Iheir favor, vis*. This
W the stony of aeme 30 Sanford
High school aspirants who hair
brgn toiling drily. In murky as
well aa acorrhlng wealhrr. yrt
xh so spirits are still hl*h.
whoa* dreams of owe day mik
ing that Itrst string tram srr
still foremost In Ihrir minds.
Coach I.eonsrd Mcl.ucss held
his first practice session with an
attendance of about (5 hoys In a
few da>* that number dripped to
3U, ami within * few da)*, injur
lea and IneliglhiBtle* had reduced
that number to 111 Today there
■ra
34 boy*
on the
field
when a game begin*, 2.1 of them
leaijy to step into the ah >ea of the
first eleven. Slv weeks of daily
training of the hardest kind has
failed tn slop spme of those youth
fill rriddera. Sfv weeks of the moat
gruelling and body-breaking train
Ing a youngster can imagine, yet
34 playere air at III ruining back
fur morel
The why of that rnndilton Is
attributable to a number i f
thlnga. Seme of those plsyrra
know that L‘ they work herd,
thill’ll be given e rhenre. Some
of then realise that an Injury
Piny creep Into the front ranks
any moment, sad that by silent
ly plugging away, they will be
glTfa*|h* eh tee pawlllon. Some
of them, *11 I hop*, realise that
their time will come In 1912.
when the regular* graduate, and
’Hut they can do nothing belter
for Ihemneltee, their nehool. and
football than he at practlrr ses
sion* daily.
asalmilating as
math of Coach Mrl.urss' foolball knowledge as poesihle.
GAINRflVILI.IV OetecBlc—hBlg Bill1 Ferre ill UK> pound renter
of the University nf Florida, who ess unable to pliay list Saturday
In the flyroru-e game, will he in shipe for thie rlath with Auburo
at Jackionvillile this peek, Conch Charlie Hackman salil today. Ferrr.isi wss the line hero when Fluri-ia held North Carolina to a l>-0
score, and Roy Simmon*, Syracu*e -rout, declarrd that "Big Bill” It
the greatest center he has seen in football in the last ten year'. The
’Gators expert ene of their harde-t Lattlrs nf dh# year against the
Auburn team at Jacksonville, and Mentor Bachman Is drilling hi*
proteges carivfully for the Saturday flash.
Chase Team Trims
S old iersO n B all
F ield L ast Night
By R. H. CL'LLtlM
The Chose diamond hall team
ileaf sled Company D last night
^5 lu 1*2. Itryan pitched fnr th»
victor*, and with the rtception « f
the ii*th inning, he w i* nrvtr In
women, ha* been assii
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uny trouble. The Company l> hrtVv
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( alhe<lral .Street.
«tajfed a rally, which, help* d. by
rrrura on the part of Ihf ,Chita
teem , pu.«hed river wit run* In this ’c
inning.
g H H g a
Cook w a s un th e m ou m l f -rr the ,s * .
lo se r*, a m i p itrh e d a K-< >-l hr mid
u f b a ll, an d had he im j a n y kind
ssf su p p o rt in th a f i r Id, be m ight
tie v r won t h r g am e, lu the sfsth
WUh the loss of llstft Id and
Elmbrsll, Both left
halfbacks,
’Wynne wilt lose many hours of
jiibCR I wo trying over this position
PW yi* Id the only left hslf on'thr
>t**m,with any varsity rsperirms.
ind he I* not Immune from InItUlM, which starts Wynne m wor
rying Thi* post will be nell forIftlgB l* the'sensational I’hipp* can
iamain at his post fur Co min
ItM j but thl* i* too much to ex
pect,,from the ea-Moblle prep
To thaao second, third, and
fourth strlagera I see every tiara
I attend • practice session I af
ter congratulations foe a season
which la already a atscceoa,
mainly beet une of their earnestarea. Their valor and aoarage
.will noma day ho recognised,
their abilities corralled, their
spirit* melded lata what will
then ho tha flaaat, smartest, and
greatest football team Bemlaoi*
i g f th* gamt, hut lha High ban over had. Feet boll
tat thgy bars sat far th* fan*. I offer you tho following
w.wacki la beginning to tell bay* mi future men yen'll owe
E Thia-wa* evldtnt at tha day be preud aft Youeg, Ken
Atlanta when several of ned;, Vinca*. Smith, TUI la.
Jack K in wee, Elgar. Kantoaa,
Btggetxt Yancey, HJggiaa, Blurea, Varner, Ueaaelt, Dightan,
Knight. Brawn, Odium, McClel
land, Coleman, WlUiaau. Uaster,
aad the at here.
TAUrday’a prartiew soasion In
paratlon for the game la Day• Friday wag Just aa InMaaa
as hU th* othar* have been. As aaa-
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— Frank Frisch, captain and sec
ond busman of the world cham
pion St
l^iuis Cardinal*, has
rrsshril i a-rball's hall Of fame as
the National league’s "most vnluabie |Ja>er" for 1931,
Announcement o f' Frisch’s selec
tion. by a tote of a committee of
I airbill writers, was made y ester(is) by William J. Slorttm, of New
York, presulent of the Baseball
Writer*' A*snclation of Amorica
The assocfaiiun is perpetuating the
“ m.isi valuable player” poll, which
was officially dropped by the Nat
ional league in 1928.
Frisch emerged the victor Tn a
three cornered battle of ballota
with Chuck Klein, slugging out
fielder of the Phillies, and Bill
York (iisnts. Out of n possible
maximum of HO votes Frisch topped the list with (16, Klein received
U> and Terry 53.
tn UrJi, when ths first official
National league award was made,
Frisch finished third. He was run
nel up to i’sui Waner in 1027. 11#
alau placed secuod in last ytar’s
unofficial rnnlesl, trailing Hack
Wilson.
Frisch and Terry this year were
the uiily players who scoresl points
on all eight of the writers1 ballots.
Frisch had only one vote for first
plsrr but piled np his winning to
tal by getting five votes for sec
olid place, one for fourth and one
for eighth Terry had one first, one
second, three fourths, one fifth,
one seventh and one eighth.
The three world series heroes of
the fardinals.
Pepper Martin,
Burleigh Grimes sod Bill Halls
hail, received no points whatever
They * ,n honorable mention, how
ever, along with mine than a dmen others.
Another sinking fratuie of Ihin
year’s balloting, done before the
Win Id Series, was that no player
lereivej the t jp ranking uli more
than une expert’s sheet.
The complete’ list, with points
totals:
Frisch, SI. laiuli, 115; Klein.
ATLANTA.
CMT|k Tech
l’rofes)lan*| foothill Is rapidly
gathering In our Southern football
■tan. flunday's gamt* told of
Johnny llisrnett, former Florida
gridder getting into action against
Ken Stiong's Stapleton team fol
the N, Y. Giant*. Sammy Slain,
another former Florida player h*a
long been a member ef Use Giants,
an has Doug Wycoff, the Georgia
Tech star. Muddy Water*, last
year's star tackle for th* Gators,
in o member of th# Cleveland pro
team,
Ith olj Cy William*, an
other Gator •<*, playing Ucklo for
lha Providence Steam Hollers
when he Isn't somewhere wrest
ling. “ Father” Lumpkin, another
Tech ace, la going flnt aa a mem
ber of tha pottamouth team, while
Stumpy Thomason, still another
Georgian, ie the powerhouse of the
Brooklyn Dodgvri. Pro football,
with Its 10-teained league, la eel a
sou Oder bails than vver, to the
delight of thousand! of tana who
enjoy watching football played ia
a clean-cut manner. WUh wa had
games pUyed during December,
a league here In tha South, with
twka each week, and with the big
gamao played Christmas and Naw
years.
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A. D. Hulrhinaon, New York
Importer nf Cuhon peppers, also
appiatsd In behalf of rodoction.
I’rcsentalUin of vvidenco in the
hearing on the 1-rent tomato tariff
was completed yesterday morning.
A soong thoee who testified Were
George S. KMrher, Miami; H. T.
Bennett. Bradenton;
Iliadenton; Arthur tyadI leadley, Fort Myers and L. U Chand
ler, Goulds, all Florida -producers,
opposing any change in the rate.
FleUhar said Florida’* produc
tion of tomatoes would have b*en
"several times” ita present volume
bad it not had to compete with forritm imports. He added the 3-cent
duty bed aided In t xparulon and
that now the industry was in a
povitinn to grow an,t prosper.
Horace Daniels, representing the
American chamber of commerce in
Havana, asked the commission to
lower ll|c rote to pel * It
freer
entry of Cuban tomatoes.
Man Drowns Trying
To Save Rod And Reel
ST. ri.OUD, Oct. 3!.-Charles
Dyke*, pioneer St. Cloud settler,
v s i drowned here ycslerdey aflernoon when he Jumpesl overboarsl
in an attempt tn recover a roil
and line which had been snitched
from hi* hand* by a boss while
he was fishing In Lake Herndon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bonham,
unslilo to swim, were forced tn
welch their companion gu. down
as pole and line vanished across
the lake. The body w i» recovered.
Mr. Ilykrs is survived ky one
sun. Allan Dykea, of Macon, Ga.
Tharp# l* a curt* beginner at aae
tackle hut the Tech roach haa je t Charlie Bachman. tala*
to decide betweoa F.ictl, CUafea u n ity * f f h l l f c ( M r
davit1# taking U * guana
and T on Gala for the other.
Auburn Tigers a n t Sab
ATHENS. Go, O rl 21.— (A .P J at all lightly, aad an a
—Georgia'* football roaches jeab rd e j routed alae regular* on
the injured squad, three of whom
are not expected to plaj against
Vanderbilt hne Satordaj.
Ralph Maddox, guard: Leo
Welfson, sophomore end; aad
George Fberhardt. guard rrserre.
are given little rhanre of rounding
Cherry hack ow the flalg la
into shope.
Home Keg, the harkfkld atar of for n i l actio*, the irogg
the Yolo aad North Carolina blue dad hoys held a smew
games, has a sore hg hat Trainer my srtimmogw (g a loot N ag
C. W Jones hopes to hare him gins' hattercd Oa i k ts. who,
ready Saturday. Jark Rah*its. the a reapste from farther |
first string fullback. has a heel in ■vent, lib vanRy ssssrtar la
jury. Others nursing kurta include
Jimmy Stetaeff. fullback; Graham rsHwknt.
s•»-*
Balrhellor, rsntsr; Freddie Miller,
C m p Hoiaingsr eras U m M rN
his hull carriers Urn ftam set #
end; and Sam Broom, halfback.
UNIVERSITY, A lp , Oct. *1.—
(A P I Certain major shifts in
the Crimson Tide line apparently
were under consideration yeoter■tay as Coach Thomaa continue I
di—atvfieit with Ok- forward wall
Ne defenee i s
agalnsi Teal
nouncvment of any poeeitd* change
wss forthcoming, however.
isters) passing and is attwwpthpg
te perfect the dmepUee plays J *
As yvl thw Gataea how*. M h
glimpasd tho Aokaivw ploys whiaR
were <s aww f s l ngnioat GowvrM
Tech last SatorMy. who* thw Jkkwy
boasa Poiy eleven rwUad o*M tkfj
Yellow Jack-Ls. 13 to A. H w %
with tba sopsrvOT tewaa ft had b t t
(Y.EMSON COLLEGE. S. C.. year only isccsesWd la sahMiRE
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Oct. 21.— ( A.P.) —Clemaon look Ita tho Anbwrn outfit, 1 t a k
final home workout yesterday be
fore leasing party today
for
f ’olumbio and tho state fair week
game with South Carolina at norm
Thursday. The team had a routine
practice of dummy scrimmage in
offense.
COLUMBIA. B.’ C, Ort. 11.—
(A .P.I South ratollna’s football
sqaa i toqk a light workout yes
terday in preparation for the
(Trntsutt game. The team ran sig
nal* ansi practiced pcnling and
passing. Every man In In tip-top
shape rirepl Joe Shinn, sophentore
center, who Coach laral bald will
not play againnt the Tigers.
ATLANTA. Oct. Jl.— (A _P > U
Dr. TV*tawsII Jacobs, pcwaMcaft df
Oglethorpe university hete. a*IJ
yesterday that Oglethorpe hog hrcopied an iavilation received ouw*
erel wteha egw to pirn in habeas
sectional feet bail g t a * tac oBm Ub
in (Vicago, Nov. *1.
d
lie tabl that n nnesbsr o f itheehi
were spynkrkeJ s a l that M U M
veteion officials, who oro vpoaoows
ing the roes*, woald ehoaaw Ik*
In n s ta plaT in thin u ntaa*.
CHAPEL H IL l T n . C , Oct. 11.
- ( A.P. 1 - The Tarheel vanity ran
wild in scrimmage against the
ftrshmen yeeteidny. Coach Chuck
WSundcQ
team blew up, error* piling up
with lightning-like reldity, allow
ing the Chair tram lu put nvrr
eleven runs in thl* freinr. l ook
alio was thr heavy hitter for tha
D tram, bgtting a thousand, get
ting four hits out of four tups to
the plate.
Weaver carried o ff tVh limiting
honors, securing fu.ir hits nut of
five times up, une of |i-rm a
Isomer.
Despite the apparent one-sul ulnraa of the game, the large crowd
scented
Joy It immensely. ,
White Comany D leant w** dis
appointed in not
winning, that
•re not i t all discouraged and are
ready to meet ill rorner.i *t any
time.
At the rvffueif of M(pager Porter
Imnsing, a game Via boon ar
ranged for tomorr Mr* night be
tween Company I) dfcU Tho San
ford Herald team. *t)ntl* game is
seboduleti tu start Inhwedlately (al
lowing the conceg| at'tha band
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diamond hall team ,!
do last night to pi
gam* of the rear, b
by an 11 to » seora. CdtmW.Tajr
lor. acw of tho OrlanclB glH mUhora was an tho hill for. jhr.Or.endn Blackwood l lenmifp* t#**h ami
kept all Hanford threats U hay
being given good supiH^.
Ethel Galea. HgphnPe he*
pltcher. waa not U|Lta;hor >MiU
form, but did her haf*t^, pda ram
a loaa for bar team* Bar gopor
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don; SB pick ‘Auburn, I t pUk
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— Frank Kriark, raplab and »ar
end l>mmtn af tk r ear Id chan
ydnn St. Iamli Cardinals, kai
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Frim h finished third. H r was run
nee up to Paul W aaar In I N I . He
GAINHSVlLl.Bk Oet#>.We—“ Big Hill" F rrriiii, UK) pnarvl renter
nlra placed aerond in last yaar’s
B a a ffm a l rnntrvt, tratline Hark of the University of Florida, who was unable tn play last Saturdcy
3a, aard witkia a few da) ft. n jo i
bo aed hw legAulit ic- kad redwr-ed
I b t aamt 11 la X Today tkevv
ara
14 kaji
aa the
laU
o k * a | » a ' kapiav S3 af Ikae
r««dy la dap lata Ilia >ka> at lha
IJn| lWarn <til weeks af daily
I ta b tea at tka kardaal kted kar
fad'd ta b p e a r at them yaw k
I d |l W ill. S li a n t i af tka most
i rerkba aed bedy-heewkUg I n n
tse. I at
'I >e yrn
inti
Wart
Wilvae.
The
T n fm m rrn
players
k
fb p n
aetil tka
d pbJ
tore TW» Ta h
tka,
I k e three world series heruee o f
•he Cardinals,
fs p p e r Marlin,
Hurleigh Crim es and Itlll IIalia
hsa. received no points w k alarrr
They Won honorable mention, how
ever, along with more than n dotrn others.
herd.
teat »a ta|ary
tka from rank.
I tknt ky ailrwt-
Another striking feature uf this
je a r 's kallotiag, done before the
Ik m Id Series. • „ that no player
i r r v i t r f the top ranking on more
than owe e tp e r t’s sheet.
Bar tkat
)a tan.
k rtln
The com plete' list,
totals;
e* al piarlk a
Ckm,
\
I ala ta think tkat It PUvar.
a W Itrara avary day. rain m
rl t
le drraa end eat
dieerr aed ttrre r*t-sw1 fa- skull
prerUra at tka kick
T k r. «— m »W r kam a dm
amrani *f r*rpce| and admiral I m
af Uwor ramk, Sian t W k Mrlane* k n u rr a raratkrr af the
fare*y at fV rrrloali ll>ck,
n k ik k rtmeci ki< takoe plan
b tka mrrmlr. aparrt. physical and
euelal Ufa of tkat H knar raw
•needy af SM Uadratv. Walking
tkramck -Hraaleilr Hick tkr n n «
prrtr 4, «r ekre r k * * n i n knap
chaag i I. aea sswsr s an air af p a d
f i lUwrhla aed frotomily tkat rev• i inly l u s t tkr r» I k m )rmn
ape. Tkaro la a fitro ll y m ik aed
tri ■line at roary karri; tkr tarta
knv i f aer Haas, e k ib pi no I af
I b i r awn stiaectk pad p m l i r ,
•area te emet ta bud a kaed ta tka
e r e h w af O r alter classes, h i m < to da any)kmc far tkr mer
man pan A Tka rairjdaniaa af
Camk MrLeraa, briaging eitk it
___ eat aetp a rigsrwe* farm af phy"'*■) airei rdetelbe aed attewtmw la
mkaal dettra. b t also a rtaarfy
* * kart rparit of m mnradrrir an tkr
iimprn ta, ta mo. reflected ta tka
i rairitrriry af tkr 34 keys eka art
'.q n c ta ka m rm tm af Miminrli
Milk's Wool foal kail foam. Tka
in the Syrncure game, will bo in shape for the clash with Auburn
Frtarh and T e rr y this year were at Jacksonville this ptek, t'oach t ’-hariie Bachman said today. Ferrcitk r only playrrs who trtra d paialr tl was the line hero when Florida held North t'arolina to a 00
■a all erckt af Ike w riters’ ballots
score, and Roy SimmoAs, Syracuse «r*>ut, declared that ’"Big Bill” it
Frtark kad only one rote for first
the greatest renter he has tern in football in tie last ten years. The
place bat piled rp hla winning to
t r l by gettinp lie e votes for sec Tistors ripert ane of their hardest battles of the yrsr against the
ond place, one foy fourth ami one Auburn team at Jacksonville, and Mentor Bachman Is drilling his
f* r eighth T erry kad <>nr first, one proteges carefully for the Saturday clash.
■ 'n u t , three fourths, one fifth ,
seventh amt on# eighth.
with poiata
French, St. (wris, «o; Klein.
Ikiladelphia. l i ; Terry, New York,
M; Kagllsh, t hiraga, 4U; Hafey,
St. Isati, TJ; Wilson, St. laris,
f » ; lark son. New Y»rk.
XI.
tirtmm, Chlraga, XI; Adams. St.
lamis, Ik; jltandt. Boston, 16;
Marapeilb. Boston. 16; Cuyler,
»"hb * 0 . •«; Trayrmr. Pittrburw,
JS. U t i k t iarinaati, 10 ; IJoyd
Wa«sr, Flltakargk. t ; Battomlay,
a La*is, H; Jim Flliott, rhiladelphla, « ; tfoinn. Brooklyn. «; Flan.
Brawktya, 6; I lark. Brooklyn, 3;
tterriacee. St l^mis, 3. Hod, Chi.
rage, 3; Bartell, 1‘hiladrlpkia, t;
ferges. New York, I; tlTkiol and
Wright. MrmAlyn, 1 each; t’urrinetb, Ciarianati. I; Celbert St.
I.
Chase Team Trims
S old iersO n B all
F ield L ast Night
GKF.NOfll.K-H TR IAL DRI.AYRD
SI’RIN(iFIKI.I), (In.. Oct. 21.(A .P.I—The rase of Dr. Arthnr (i.
Grenoble, rhargrd with 1 statutory
offensy against two Spnngfi kl
By R. H. CL'LLIIM
women, has been assigned for trial
The Ckaao diamond hall tea ini’today but fraoerutora said they
deefetetl Company D last night rspected to ask for a continuance
Is cause of the alrsenr* of material
26 tu 12. Itryen pitched for the witnesses.
victors, and with the reception of
KT. AUGUKTINF. -Mrs. A. T,
the sieth inning, hr was nnrgr In
any trouble. The Company I) hflTS Munteau opened gift shop
Cathedral Street.
Staged a rally, which, helped, by
errors on thr part of thf Chirr
team, pushed r.»er sle rune in this
inning.
WAHTHNGTdN.
Okt- t fl
(A J *.)— Importers al Mexican and
Cuban green p« ppera
yesterday asked (be
mission to reeommond -a 60
cent reduction in the present !•
rent d^>ty.
They w. re opposed by Pbilda
rooporatires. the Manatee Cetraty
Glowers association, Fbrida East
Coast Growers assoclatbn and tke
the le r County Growers associa
tion. ami individual producers, who
contended tka eaiatbg tariff W O O
necessary to meet foreign compe
tition.
Arisona and l-on Aaglra Inter
est. sought the reduction to
abb to supply eastern markets
when the Fbrida crop la inadegvate.
A. D. Hutchinson, New York
importer of Cuban peppers, also
nppsaied In behalf of redaction.
I’ rescntation of evidence in the
bearing on the 3-eont tomato tariff
was completed yesterday moming.
Among those s k i testified were
George S.'Kktcher, Miami; H. T.
Bennett. Biadentoa; Arthur l^oodley. Fort Myers and L. L. Chand
ler, Goulds, all Fbrida -producers,
opposing any rhange in the rate.
FleUher said Fbrlda'a productbn o f tomatoes would have bren
"several times" its present volume
had it not had to compete with for
eign imports, lie added the 3-cenl
duty had aided in txpanaion and
that now the industry was in a
position to grow and prosper.
Horace Daniels, representing the
Amrriran chamber of commerce In
Havana, asked Iho commission to
lower tip- rate to pet t It
freer
entry of Cu'oan tomatoes.
Man Drowns Trying
To Save Rod And Reel
“twtMgam" try*M tot
game at Maw Otkana .Saturday.
At bast Coach BiU Alexander
plana to bunch his beat forward*
and terra K te stand
the battle aa b ag as possihb.
Alexaader b uncertain of eoly
one jaeKJon an
Tharpe is a, sure beginner at one
tarkb but nie Tech roach baa yet Charlie Backman, tutor o f Dnlte decide between Excll, Clingan vsraitv of Fbtlda Caters, la aMderrtljr taking Tkb f W * wlOl tee
rnd Tom Cola for tke ether.
Auburn Tigers next Saturday aet
ATHENS, Go, Oct- *1.—(A .P .) at all lightly, M l u . l reantM*
—Georgia’s football roaches yes pattiog the Florida tadka thropgjh
terday counted nine regulars on the strictest rootin*
pw etltf.
the Injured squad, three of whom
Yesterday afternoon, tha Gwtpnf
are not expected to pby against works J in the now stadlnas tm
Vanderbilt here Saturday.
two hours, running ilgnab aa#
Ralph Maddox, guard;
Lou perfecting the offense which fhi]«V
Wolfson. sophomore end; and ■o diemaDy U maka ap b a p r * p b » '
George Eberhardt, guard rvaerea, at Syracuse last week.
With Scabby Fholl aad — a,U a
ara given littb chance of rounding
Cherry back on the fbl^ In slupe
Into shape.
Home Key. the backficUl atar of for real action, tha oraitga aad
the Y a b and North Carolina blue clad boys held a snappy 4amgames, has a s»r» kg bat Trainer my scrimmage against Naah M P
C. W. Jones hopes to have him gins' battered Omelet*, who Aaladd
ready Saturday. Jark Roberta, the a respite from further
first stilng fullback, ka* a keel in ment, lib varshy meater la
jury. others nursing hurts Include upon saving hie taam for
Jimmy Stdaeff, fullback; Graham combat.
*■ 'L*
Balchellor, ctnDr; Freddie Miller,
Coach Holtingsr aas tesfkhyj
end; and Sam Brown, halfback.
his ball carriers tha fin# act *4
lateral pas«ing and is attsosptkig
UNIVERSITY. Ala . Oct. 21.— to perfect the deceptive plays la
(A.P.t Certain major shifts in the Florida aerial stuck.
the Crimson Tide line apparently
As yet tke Gatota haaa. aqk
wrte under consideration yeater glimper d the Auburn plays which
day as Coach Thomas continued were so successful agalast Georgia
dissatisfied with the forward wall Tech l**t Saturday, when tha A)V|
against Tennessee. No defence an hams Poly elevtn rolled ever tha
imuncrment of any pueslbb change Yellow Jack.ta, 13 to 0. Florid*,
was furthcoming, however.
with the superior team itt had 'last
CI.FMSON COLLEGE, S. C.. year only succeeded in lUMttiM
Oct. 21.— (A .P .)—Clcmson took IU the Auburn outfit, 7 to 0.
final home srorkout yesterday beATLANTA, Oct. Jl.— (A.P.KU
foie leaving Mtrly today
for Dr. Thornwell Jacoho, president dt
Cnlnmliia and the state fair week Oglethorpe university heae,
game with South'Carolina at noon yesterday that Oglethorpe had ae-’
Thursday. The team had a routine repteil an invitation reosiyed sew
practice of dummy scrimmage lu eral wreks ago to plait art
offense.
sectional football gone for
si
Co l u m b i a ! s ~ c .. Oct. 2 1 .— In Chicago, Nov. 21.
lie said that a number of schools
(A.I*.) South Carolina's football
tqeB'l toqk a light workout yes were apprdhrhed and that diaahldd
terday In preparation for
thr veteran official!, who ara spenaeas
Clrtnson game. The team ran sig ing the game, would chaos* tha
nals and practiced pi.nting and teams to play in this contest. - .
Dr. Jambs said tha Haskall
poising. Every man is in tip-top
shape escept Joe Shinn, sophomore diana, chosen yesterday as on*
center, who CoacR I Aval said will the teams for this gams, would bo
acrsptahle to Oglethorps.
^
not play against the Tigers.
sat
«g n n f> & is m
ST. CI.OUD, Oct. 2 L —Charles
Dykes, pioneer St. Ooud settler,
wc< drowne l here yesterday after
noon when he Jumped overboard
in an attempt to recover a rod
and line which had been snatched
from his hands by a bass while
he waa fishing in Lake Herndon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bonham,
unilib to swim, were forced te
wstek their companion go. down
T*
as pole and line vanished arras*
CIIAPEfc H IL l T n . C.. Oct. 21.
M IAM I—Peninsular Corporal
"orporstioa
the lake. The body was reoovrrwi. — (A .P .)—The Tarheel varsity ran of Florida, capitaliaad at AVXip,
Mr. Dykes is survived by one wild in scrimmage against th<-- granted charter to conduct
oduct ra^
son. Allan Dykes, of Macon, Ga. freshmen yesterday. Coach Chuck estate business.
_L
Cook wa* on the mound for tka
losers, md pitched ■ go si brand
of hall, and had ho oa.1 any klt.d
uf support in tha lield, he might
hare won ttip-game. In M.g sixth
tram blew op. errors piling up
ilh lightning-like raldity, allow
ing the Chase tram to put over
eleven runs in this frame. Cook
also was the heavy hitter for tha
D tram, bgtling a thousand, get
ting four hits uut uf four tups to
Iho plate.
Wearer carried o ff ffck baiting
orvr the Daytona
honors, securing four hits out of
hardb with safety, tkey’iv got to
tarkb Andrew Jackson, (Jrlando, tire times up, one of U-rm a
-mer.
(iamesville,
and
Despite the apparent one-sidulpasnkl- tka Nollina Kata, no rasy
ness of Ike game, the Urge crowd
*r barbie.
emed to enjoy It Immensely. „
Professional football la rapidly
While Comany I) tram waa dis
gatheting In our Southern football appointed In not winning, they
staisi. Sunday's gaans told af are not al all discouraged aad ara
Johaay IkiraeU. former Florida ready to meet all Constn at any
griddt r getting into action against time.
;’ ,
Kea Strong's Stapleton team fat
At the mr-trs} „ f hfaftager Patter
tka N. Y. tiiaats. Sammy Slain,
Imnsing. a game ,Ma- bean it another farmer Fbrida player has
imaged for tumorr«UP k igkI' Wbag keen a member of the (rbats,
aa baa Dong Wyroff, tka Georgia tween Company 11 arid The BaaTor* star. Madfe Waters. Inal ford Herald team. This game is
sedated tu start iNaMdlately fol
year's star tarkb for tko Gators,
in a member of tko Cbeebad pro lowing the ronrrA at;t(w hand
team, with old Cy Williams, aa shell.
other Gator are, play is g tarkb far
Urn Ptovidcms Steam Rollers
akin |m b a t aamewkrre wrestling. 'Falhor* Lumpkin, another
TVeh are, b going firm aa a arm
her af Iho Portsmouth team, ah lb
The flnekwl# I f W j I gl»l»
atiU another diimomi ball tfiin , plaiting OrtaaGeorgina, b the powerhouse of the <io l o t night la plap Uplr b it
*
" lya Dodgers. Pro football, rid m i f the year, bat llw centre I
with Ma IS-loomed bogwo, la eel s by • « 11 ta r, »*oc*. Caaab T aj
kasb than ever, ta
lor, aca af tka OrlanAp #W n.trhaf thaaaaada of (has who
ara was aa tka kill faf. tk?,OrM<venjoy wateking foot hall played la
a r baa-rut maaaer. Wish wa had d« Blackwood lU a e W t e a a * and
played daring December, kaft all Henfard three*, U hay,
wo horn b lha South, with M i l | in o good •upg'wl.
Klkal Qatia, HapNc« .
best
•ark nook, and with tko big
played Christmas aad Now pitcher, was aot op.ta.kai >)M»al
form, kul did k»r kaafla. pdaffai
m loaa far ktr U t B y p r ssport
m i nat aa alaady 0 M w 4 f tka
O rb ado aetfll however. Tka | lik
I m m «U I mmi disband until AptlL
Laundry Gil
Contest T<
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*W o ff o d y o n te g e * c o n b e o b to in e d ;ia
f
prohibit!*
**-*■"* md * 4 * ! * f a r
pottible for iho firtt Hme o pure motor «t
tidikh pou— m excepSonaVy long Me and
form* neither hard cprbon nor tkidg*
G re a te r
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H E R A L D , SANTOED, FLORIDA.
Blame Far Slaying CAN YOU BEAT IT!
Dry Leader Scores ■;
Wets Aa Untruthful
bean damped from thy aulemobtl*.
Kraft waa baliarad billed in repriaaL p - S
A T b f other ytrtfm «rf* the gwnMen’* bullata, 'W. R, Kraft, 13,
waa ahot becaoae a raider refuted
A> believe hie aaaertlon there « n
*o more money In the bank, lie
aa wouadej In the shoulder and
1C be IIt red suffering from a lung
puncture. Phyaklam said be might
The brother*, aona of Prealdenl
W, r. Kraft of Iht Inatllutlon,
war* at work with aevan other em
ploye*! when three bandit* *nHrad. A fouilh, machine -gun
ready, wailed In a car out*Ida.
-vfieveral cuatomcre Wart R> H i
tabby, and wtt|a.th«
employee*
m /U forced to Ifa ejf (he floor durW the robbery.' Rtffpen peraon*
lay there a* Ihe'TM gg.
whoit
aoaapaniona g a t h e r e in ikUmate-l
140,000 In cash aad "a tfb rflW ,
aabad W. R. K raft where other
edloablea were.
r* w
-K raft replied theA1 edr* non#.
COLUMBUS, Ga., OnL 1 1 ^
(A J 1. )—Mr*. Mary Harrta Arwar
told the Georgia Wormn'a Ttrn
p*ranee Union at the opening etaalon o f (u convaatiaa iter* Inal
night that the had not foiuu on*
perion 'who obey* the' law and
UUe lb* truth" fighting with tha
wet*.
“ When people who obey th* law
• nd tell the trutt, begin to ■*ek
destruction of 'th«
Eighteenth
Amendment, then 'It will b « Uma
to tremble,“ '“tha aaid.
"The coward* and th* qulttara
■re laying w* ran never po****a
the good land of total abatlnence
and world-wide pruhibiOon,' laid
Mr*. Armur.
.
lU trlnf
#
% [f"l
The Jury retensed k eerdkt the
youthi tame to their death* at the
hande of “ unknown‘ perllee."
Stratton aad .Walla were abet to
d o th with ihetCam e * a lonely
‘lane to the outahtfto of the city aa
they ware tahlac twa ran to
Strettnn’e heme.
Stratton waa
(trivia* Use fleet wacUae aad mar
ine the other which Well* waa
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ST. PETERSBURG—Construc
tion of soldier* home near her*
may start »oon.
waa hurt,
'
Posse men found the bodies. The
dead man wbt* a steel vest which
hed been punctured by a bullet.
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M n. Shelly Smith Ib
Identified As Killer
MADISON, Oct. 21.— (A. P i Two more witnesses today tr'Ulied
In Circuit Court here .odiy that
Mrs. Shelly Smith. Urren'ille,
fired the shots which killed her
estranged husband English D.
Smith. One witness >e,terday had
told the seme story. Mr*. E. C.
Drlvgara, th* woman'* mother,
however, aa eye wllness to the
• hooting, returned to the stand
today to >ay John Iteitmchmldt,
Quitman, Georgia manufacturer,
atid not har daughter, fired the
fatal that*. Mrs Bmith and Krtn-
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tchmldt arn on trial tor firvt de
gree murder. Two 13-year-old h«*«
toilsy testified M'rv Smith 'hot
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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THE
W EAKER
Partly rUxi<K iM ifk i tad Wtones
«*■> with probable ahowera.
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D /
A r e o cia le d P r o w
Storm Brewing O ff
Cofat Of Florida
WASHINGTON. Oct. 28.—
'( A J \ ) - T h a Waeth.r Burma
b l e e d -* eten *‘ wsinleg advteorjr at 10:90 O'clock saying a
d U t n b M i of alight Co mod•raU Intvmdtji la apparently
m o H e g - nortfe-wortheeatvrai d
c t a t iu about U 0 mile* o ff
Palm' B ach. Street vrtads and
Weather observe** - haltered
tele* are north e f It* center.
| thare U he Khatlhood that the
e fA c t of the Mew vriB be fait
in thf* state.
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Said
0 . O c t 20.— ( A .P .)
e laten t a n d a p p a ren tly
t h e * o * t a m b itio u s o f « aerta*|of “ in d epen dtn ee” m o r e b y ChineaS th M anchuk in g th e rep a ra tion o f
l W dom ain f r O a C h in a u an
o u tg r o w th o f th e Sin o-J apa neaa c o n tro v e rs y la rep orted
In .’ preen
d la p a tch es
fro m
M ukden toa d y . G en eral L in g
In -C h lng, fo r m e r id ly o f th e
M an ch u D y n a s ty and n ow de
scribed as " 9 fo r m e r p a c ific a
t io n com n tta d on a r o f th ree
northwestern n r s i l i u i . ' '
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Mated Mad e f a new movement.
(ienerel Ida* U repeated u rellying troop, t t Pan g U a San. the
N* » » A l t W i Japaae.e,
aald. Sixty thousand »m*n bar* al
ii MlMtmd for
the
r > n -M o f aatsbliahlng a
ManrWian regime to
dlapiaeo
1hat at Chang Hauth Uang.
U * »*w Indagendeat movttnenl
fallowed rloael, upon the apparent
itlatatlon af Uaalaa In Genera
wh«re Japan «jouUy eppoeed the
IntiireaUan f t eutald* agencies In
th* Siao-Japaaaaa dl.put-,
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S A N F O R D . H .O R I D A , T i l l
L O V E S U IP S
C H A IN -STO R E
TAX LAW OKEY
NEW SPAPER
UYriK-r6HKR*20. 1M1
HONOUR'D FOR CANCER
Denies Their Petition;
F or Temporary In-i
junction H a l t i n g '
A i t s Enforcement!
Kiv r C en ts A C op y
M M HER 2JS
iiKSEARCH ,EDISONS B O D Y L e h m a n n l s P l e d g e d
LIES IN STA TE S u p p o r t O f C o u n t y #
IN WORK ROOM A t C o m m e r c e M e e t I '
10,000 IVrsonR Stand
In LineAivaitingOne
Last l/ook At Great 1
Scientist, I n ventor
ACCEPTS POST
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QUINCY. (VI. 20.— (A . P.I Florido'. so-called rhain star, taxi
law «*•« drelared constitution]! j
irmlerday by lirrult Judge F. ('
f4 v e before whom the Set w.’ at
Urkeil by thein store rperator* do
ing butine** in the .late.
In a brief order Judge L o», up
held 1931 law. denied th, chain
llerr Frederleh tV. yon Pritthltx ur.l l.iaffnn, le!t, (Sermon Amnperator*' petition-for a tompor.rv
Injunction belting enforcement of ba.v.d^r lu the United Stetr*.. fongrntUsu* Dr. Alexi- Carrel.
lh# art. and Hiemieeed the ease al 'ight. dUtinrii-hrd .urgeun at the It* , hoiInstitute on bt.. titl
tV» erst of the complainant* lixnl with m th# s'udy of c*nj*f after 1 ing prvsrnlod him witt
Judge IxiTt ditl not write »n opin
the covrtrd N'ur Ihoff-Jun^ prim 'ta d dipl* ■ a awarded fit rvuarch
LOS
ANGCUCS. Oet. 20.— I*.
in the trcntnient cf cancer, at e^rrrlsr* .it •eurgatoan Univei ity in
The Florida law pUcwi an riri#®
(A. P.) -SeaH t for Mrs WlnnV
Washington
Roth Judd. 27. wife of ft phfilcUw ' *** on »W *tor*«, the tai iocre»«inr
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a
araduated
leal#
bared
on
the
(ought for the murder of two . _
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,w ,m .n w ho., bodie. were found in , #rll„|
0M or ,no„ cnunlltv „
trunk* at e railroad elation here | *[«, m ite merchandise in ell .lore.
Seated With 100 HesdA
Of Businens, C i v l s
Life Of County, H f
Outlines Hig Policy
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Knrl I.chm unn toll] a g rou p
Alvn r •iot»r* ■>t Iff «Mt® tinliy
n f im portan t d v ic am i b iu l'
«N I p t htl'l «t«'1.|
1 1hr ipr®Bf nn
lung Ignitors o f thin
cou n ty
well M• ih**
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imiil h 'inajr®
w h o had g a th ered to w elcom e '. 1'
•n*! tiriH'iip If
m h*« hh*
him o ffic ia lly n . the aecrg-l
nralur lib. Ui ,
•hr Itttlr ptm*
ta ry o f th e Sgm lnule C ou n ty
xvher® with t> «i ••>•r nr rrnnl no
C h n m bar o f C om m erce at a
t
man Of hit V 11.nr if i®d ol #« Inn*®
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at
the
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H
otel
• ft® 1It xvlt.i ••r|
last n ight that he Intend* tb
.More than t«» iMie* |.*r. m. «-hm»|
"ta y here junt *0 lon g aa a
•hildr**n. t*i||i>»n |dnn* fHipittVees
rel«» h » ni-'slilf* « t««| t-f ni^imin
! m a jo r ity o f tha U a d ers o f th g ' i '
e a site , in s io»»g line for n •hence
. c o u n ty ihmw a diapoaitlon tb
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to uet n ls«t fflimp»e ..f the ne«t
. w ork w ith him fo r the p r o g .. I
*»»»n i ondolvn *•« ft m «i| uvei
tb«* witrld pour I'd in iifx>n the wid
! reM and devplopraent o f tbU
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ow snd survivorp F'ihmI «eni, e«
c o u n ty .
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Will -e held af J *0 ii'flm l t«»D)i>r
In thoti brief aortfs
hieh h*
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rjw hc«id«k ih»* iftivr in R« «t*l.iU
it.'andlng tumnti-irlal u.rcl n. • ronrtudlng phraaw to a
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Cemetery
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For s brief
m om ent
at ircr,l*r-». who U>t nighl public- .burl td dr*.. of oroepUnco,
when a woman •uapcct, queetloned j The rhain operator* attarkrd th«
minds v yesterday mom nor- «t«i|i ly n repted the port a, «uer*u ry, l .hmunn. who had
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aboard a train in Arisooa, provwi. law aa dbcrlmlnatory. arbitrary „ ,
pe.l a cootiniiou, tile part ih , birt !
0 r s ' n "'»l* 1 vJnlj Chamber ,, „ verBl <[Kakrr, ^ 7 ,
bar Innocence. Officers announced |
•»f Thomas A. F!dls«»n- « miniMrr ” • bummeree at an enthu^isauc
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after questlonioj tbs w >msn that j
offered , prayer
I'nn.r ,1 (he table. Hotel.
«»*t.tandlng character, dynamic
Tile state based |U defense nf
■be is not Mrs. Judd, belie**! by ]
a cto n th® riwh* of the l^ria
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The mnvoration \%a« utter*! I»y ,
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personality, »nd "on® of th® k»dpolice to lie the slayer or at trait Mi,,i* wry . i T u i f I ^ h . lGovernment Acts To Mayor bends Protest vr. Kdi.«n-. > .- t o r .,
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IIIDV A R C A I
„f ou
implicated in the murders.
I pftvilcg* of doing business and the I
Collect Back Taxes
A s k i n g Explanation ,.!,u,r H ,n 7 ? " :,f ‘,hJ tIR I
/ Y D O U L V e o Sl >uth," sdile<l his own words of
Sh* has net teen seen slnre laat! L*gt*lataiy's further right to rla«
||o C o n i , P t i l n f
O f • l l n u a n i d ' i . i - J . | t » c o p a | ' hurrh o. Orange •* p j n
n n l i m n
i n
warning to thos, voiced by Orana’a
night,
her brother,
Mc-|
buaineaa for th®
r®<iu®st. ii
U rtU
D I U Y L f t
11^1 and Marlon county speakers who
Klnnall said the left In an auto-' taiatlon.
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mobile in downtown Dr.adwayl" Tbo court action was brought l.y 1
u illa 'a ^ V a r ^ J .^ T m
ANNAPOLIS. MJ.. O. t .*0 at s A
and R P M
Uhmana't peironsl
trail* and
after fleeing from tha station.! l-tnii* K. IJfgett company, opera-j
tiaroaa *!••-. n .« . r»,
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P i- Failure of
President ' j )r
K«iisona
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limly
ls\ in
1« » m *»«a all lay par.
qualities would be urelesa as d
WASHINGTON, .Oct. *0. - - MrKlnaetl was first represented! tur of 22 drug sture* io Klirlda a.
llo,v<-r to re.-ignizr-an oificial wrl hnuise ra«k,t u> n irti-he of th,
V*
»» AJ \ atv. ■*. |»rU®1i>«
factor In thl county's deveiey.
' < A > .)—Japan and Araeric* moved
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m lalrr maaalan •I Win m
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fommg P. , , y h e r Saturday wh-n
Accident Declared Fn- m.„,
together last night U bridge Uh mitted the murder* t . him but ■ «*er.ter of bn groceries, and P a ,.;
r , ware not fulnad'ly
*ln. Inc., operator o f srvrn shoe
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r***»>l 'hinngh on hi. way io
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g a p of unreikalatir'eeer the Itan- later he cried - I f * a He".
avoidable,
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TH« Inodiwiw®twlJ«nlif1*l i#n t-!
Jtoirs. Stat® Comptroller Amos
C HirACJO. Oit. 20. —(A I M — Yoiktown yrsUnlsv «c#| to a form"J *
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. this roomy's leading citlxens., , l ’
aliv®ly as Mm.Agn##
X n raj: Tb* Collwtur II. B. Founril uf Mom- tioubl® war irtwin* in th® el protest f lh- Whll® lluu*v un i rf|m.f , h^ nam# #.V John tin m*
salesman R c 1 eatted Nearly hw ,,p r ..* n u tiv , r*sileehnkiao at PhoenU eltelc. ««A l * n county ami^ T .x Cdleetor it. fcd.ral build,,,g
yc.v.U ay
ror abandonment nf , u „ . f , „ , » bI , w>
of , hnfk nn Vsrmng „ f
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nt. nf iht. .ml adj-.lning cotia^ L u Mlaa Hedelg Sarauelaen, bar rwhfI
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**v 0 * ™ '1 °i i*uV»l county were «}V »ifac» A T r*po,„-. i ht.ogo c” nu- on bla return trip.
Mr. R,ll«on'« pa—in* Mr On» a .
lAicille Miller, ll.year ,,1,1 (0|- '** • , , f o « » , htre,l io expreaa tkeiy
oefenoanu.
I gang Under, ami hi* frten *.
. Tbe prnU-st wa. etitarcd in the * n Edison pioneer. h:vmg virked -,re4 girt, who died late >,rt*r,la,
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Capons'* ». ntr pc, on hi* coij. ,
of a , loiter- which -Mar or. te tha lnvent,r*a labor.Wiry, (nr
I g t -teMtee was ewer S U I ire aewcveg FlteWa tew valid Rted Ul* Cnlud ektloiw foi— vlafattftg Inrom, tae « » lt e r K .-G ym .iw it. directed to
naif • cewlury
Ihlna (d be blood . eoeplag *ftohl the atataa supreme reurta declaion up-, lBas was delayed at Wort three ,t>* rrseldent. sslrtirg U ,n eg-,
At the sundown svivlre
Be erer by an ao|o«obi)e 0n Weaf That they wet# deeply Inieraeta twl
(Continued da F**» Six) ! mol,, day.
trank* which had been ahip|>eil
a* Federal Judge J. II- ptenation of his failure to rvcog
llrown road briefly from I 'r Bonk First street, cam* to n*r death as, in th. entire affair and gat* efegg
tbs result <>f an linamlilal.l, arrl-1 indication that they weald MO;
(Continued on Page Sis,
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Wilki rson granted his attnrury, j ,‘ IX,, ,h,‘ '*“ l'‘,""log parly coiwlst" p H i objectluna war*' withdrawn here from Phoenix where Mr*.
until Fi ulai to porfert (tr.tr argu I"F of hlu,«,If snd oflicvt* of
dent. a ccrJ ln g to cororcr-. jury
KnJ ,h" ,r
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white’ th* Aaverteaa Uoterameat Judd lived with the twe women.
At Phtenlt, Harry Roppelius,
(I'ontlnued un Page Four) •’
m .,.l. for un arrest of judgm.nt. Iwnehoon clul..
was stUI . * walling formal notiflwhich m«t tt.la a ft,rn*..n b,f,.r,
grocery,
wagon
driver
today
HaatL
If
this
Mt
of
procrastination
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will
hr
no
w*U
m
,
w
,n
cstloa af 'tha igrocallon of the
• nronrr .1. P. Ilomdon Th, driver
. «»iil«l I® rtmsitlrrnl
favorable to tlio |ire*lilcflt pi* e* thi nigh In*
Krllogg-ltriand anti-wat treaty by fled a picture o f Dr. WilUem C.
"f th, car, \V. II. Uarkrr Orlan-.u.
Judd as that of the man he asw
the k'an^ chief il W|1 niurr Utet.1 nptrrtm on bis ret ‘in to Washing
five other *—
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Friday afternoon la tk» apartreprcentatlva of a fvrtilurr von
offpit by wronl that the iT‘’ mn»* lr*n lioni Ybrbtnwn,** t|»y >r tju®n*
m«nt of Mrs. Agnes U rol end
rern, was thus rlsared ,.f an) 1
i*i« nt ha I h gun in rur.irtt its j%t- Ma*Jt ..id , **M, went tu cotuiderMiss lltdvlg Bamuelnon, Ph<*ni*
able
i-ain.
to
arrnuvi*
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ircep.lo,,
i burg,. ,f ci tin it,al noglcrt which
, TAMPA, Oct. 20.—Slot mschini tempi fO collect the tax I npniiy
w *men wheee bodlee were found racketeers in Tatnye, figurine or t led to eva.h. Th® rriminnl pm- Bnluidsv and fail'.-1 to o' tain even
WASHINGTON,
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•nighl have t e n died acain.l l.lm
letevat dM-^a-tombined ah-1 tn ln l„ha at a l/>* Angela# station.
The accitlunl «-i-urrei| near Me----- 1
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moving to SaraaiU. found tm ir, oetlifv^ which r®«ult®tl in hi« f*»n* a nod from th, prculi-icisl peity." ! V I’ . ) —Tho U llff roiHHiin-.t.n
f t report# g f farther hoetiliKIIREVKPOItT, U .. Oct. 20.—
The mayor deilined !o make htr* rrtlay hd|in hrarins* nit i ti«l
•’llntuck’s .Shell (ia.oliqr Killing
*r. ion Sa/ inlay ntyhl -I'.I not
tiedM Man chart#. Uteltant to «p- rente against Mr*. Wlawto, JO-fd,
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altrr the gov. mm ut’a «lami th-v. liublic * copy of hi. IvU. • i« t >- •Mg thilli'S on frtsh t r y Ia' iIe* In Motion on \V,«i First SI,ret at (A. P.i—Tht^-putxlr over who ||
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permitting
oprellon
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hidklUag attca. •itiplUncn with rrsolwiHM * i«l**|«i about 3 :(5 o'clock yrstoi.lay Ar- g.ivrrnos, ind ITrutsnant gqvenUr
hv owes I tump $21:»,00O in tax, mil White Hno-i.
af China’ and Japan to ohll- .laying o f m t a M l N a ,
' l l s r e li.f ictuiy rs|'i.,nn,i
,. f ! hy (hr last Congrc#*
tording Io John M. liar,Id ami
during th# tourist season ,.rob whatever can U« trace«l to lu* own
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i under that aotlAsrsr treaty, Mta. Judd ateltf with the slaying
not furthc lulng (rum I ■••<blrnt
»•
in* s lillllin,
rolor®i|
1in|Hjr*.« rs of (rvuli I •u«ir*H*« ni
e:nhl|t may U srixeil.
ably
wt>uld
It
knocked
out
by
th
the J Amrtka UtArsrnmatt decided of Mrs. Lerol.
floorer,
tliro
l
will
mskc
i.uulir
Who
Were
accompanying
th.girl mor*
fMterdny by thg
Inrknl
iht*
tariff
of
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Johnny Torrio. Capoiif’p fricn
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to I wo it pjttfUa Moa i f soeh acan I p r iik tm o r ai hnol inmi m ,ny lit er m il tb, an.wm made in I oh nil mi "litinnialUlini** ir.if* In | along th* street after havluy spent ,ll,nir of •" »uatrr suit systnit
tie# first by othara. 1
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tin- ufternom plaklng with vrvtrsl Huey V. Long si govern if ami the
th® t lty’s gang*,
a ant
to th>* il,” he <iltl. "I made arran-cement. |li* romniotfily *1 h Mmxi. m.
lor the reception with lid ti. < . I•*I.Mil IM|V t'l tinr|l||l|lt\ l.lt Ml III h X
X olhor n ,g ,o vhlllfen, thr g ir l, official functioning of S. niter Ah
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Japaaaaa Withdrew oppo(C ontlnu®! on l*/g® Two)
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grount
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Pag,
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* iibcm *M<Hlh>r to them sn<! *t*ri, ,, ...
.'M»! ru in I1U1I IsrlllrillR llltlu*
aUlea to Aimeriraa participation
*v«n
produ<*.
(il®j anil iiurriti ig ih® nn«un»®r%' .d to cro*. tb . resd ltete test,.; ,,)n °« kin« ' Pri’" d,n* l<r"
a f Oeoeva after DehMhi at stlmof
the Senile, s* lieutenant gov
f,rd that >Kc did not I xik in either
t M h teqaest I p d t l w k i J to ToHillsborough T a x
|y<r the exact aUtoa af Prentiaa
tin thr othrr hunl, ijtim®*tlc direction, ami i at th* car struck ernor
her a fnwr momenta after she left
d t dUhort. ■ datrflritert comuI al
Eiui N t'yr. until ..-«»n|ly the
TAVP*. o ^ V -H t e a . .
T J ; T oday B u s y O v e r .Levy Fixed A t 3 4 . 6 jiriiHrrs ront«'iui®il t'oi*.grr%* in* the
L®im!«mI m )irnt®ct smt snoatSKv w tit.
Q e n ta , who la d t t i f t with the
imdlaputed lieutenant gjrtriMf,
TAMPA. Ocl
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That Mr. Barker, who wa* driv rili-d (ho suit agsin-i Long un th#
It ague rM SL -jx T v .; r > , . r , •Ute-wWte right in ea etteiept to •*•*** «P *• $100 a day each, th e:
p»*»uir®rinn nf Aniriirsn Vigrt«!>l®«
the Florida tec lug tew w sre
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--------llllbtoruugh county*, m i le.y lur in *rtuth®tn ntat**# and by Hu! ing earl on First Street, tried te contention that l ong was a United
uHhert’i IraUusUoat war# ’ ta
A week ago n raid hers , R t
MIAMI, Oct. SO— (A .P .l- Th-, tbo fiscal year (•running Oct t. h m*r method* with a hijh thily avoid s riktng ihs girl wa* borne S,tales Seuttnr tn.1 route not legal
]<ariMpata only in dterusalons re. SW P *4. I* .the Teteye MlxleUre | ^ ^ u k ’ n , *
ietlea Monday by Dr. C. W. Sheriff Joughln a m«n r,,aJ,l*■, |racing spotlight along th, Flotl.la 1031, h»* been lixi-d b> the ludget and that they could * pply d-uaaa- out by trsllmony ol h .lh ho an ly hold t-olh offices. Cyr atsj te
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Tw>. gold const shifted from th spenk-l tnterd at 34.A mills, i o viel.l an be market, through the winter s o l A. II. Beckwith, county motorcycle nured the. meeting of th* slate
d-tray treaty, af whith the Duke, pester o f the First baptist d*>»
inter th* Orier-1----11--------—
. . . .to .the. election .laMths1 aggregate of Hdteo.lVt for
» county soring month.
oifirer, v,ho said flat evidence pardon board apri allowed King te
Cbuteh. • ,.
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pollra
went 1j , r« ntatfoim
“ : W * »l|natory.
out
There
w
te
no
reqeest
that
.th*
Aiming tf# In,porters seeking » that the automobile Irak? hid sit In a* th* lieutenant gortm or. ,
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in
Palm
Busch
and
operating
esiwn..*..
Tim
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U fin . lateesadnm- A a oarietaty el
Th*
ortly
crrdentlsU
King
asAocletien lake Fart, As Dr.
71 ,n *r* • " “ • • j i l t e d * ruuntlra rest bollot, fn, or l.ey Include. 10 mill, fur c u n . ) .‘ 0 pciri-ni dvrrtevs In the tooiito hern applied were noticed .n thr
the. I
vy were tho Sterns .Marketing! fAVemcnt and roadside, aa well as 1.1ought with Hjm wav a 'bow do
‘ ts nerved Duke tx plained it. thu near ef ft- ? ? P y f e n I f _ & • * • *l th* against th, prepo.al t„ lc g .lii.t h - ,eiioU .
,.f N- .g. u ...............
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and ,h,! Plo‘
F '3*’ “ Po" '••‘ •.'h »hv you do” te th* other membdr* U
—“ . 9**^ .S!! j i
*®nrt j uar of the pail-motucl ayat.ra o f,
t t » levy last >*ar oaa 2d mills ron,fan).
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-•*» • Judicial cere a f the Lew end Order !» * « -« or tier■ tf jJr
Mrir destruction.
wagering at seven horse s o l dog While it appear. »»,» ,t* fs . that the klextean \Ve»t r,w »l VegetsMo' **r ws. finally slopped, and where th* board.
Will decide whether f e g iv e fin a n
estimate* of th* number taring tracks.
Nona nf th* principoL, had any
^
, this mean, an Incrrs*,' this year, associsUon, of I , » Angeles
j
*** thrown after impart
cial becking te the reuse.
of slot math Io** In th* city of
thing ta ray about the day'#
Tb# eleelibas are tl>* last iteiu o f IL4 i,tills, the las
burden on ihc Three Florida cooperative aaao- w*tli the car.
The election w lU .be held In
Tampa and HUIeborough county In a Id year fight by proponents; people will not hs increased over riatlons appeared against a rtdUc.^
Lvldenre introduced showed that events.
Dade county, which takei in the
run aa >hlgh an >000. In tho list nf hore* and dog taring to I.galls*! last yesr since the state tex lev) Don, th# Fbrida East Coast GrowTh* development* of the J*y
' ' r; *,,r **r stoptic.l hi* tar, and,
Miami area, today. Ueof.letglly. week, quay,
operating openl) those apdrta fn Florida. Th.y fo l-, iusa been derreaved jy more than rrs asanclatb,,,. MhouIc' s Cmnly
brought a solemn njtvn to tha pop*
*1*
,
*?u1
lk'
rp'
dln*
It wna said that the attitude . In herat ifore, kav* been more *r Uaa *
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nearby, piaccfl the girl ill a truth ulaee, who hail a big laugh oref
loaed■ tbo passage by th* last nine mills.
Grower. M.oci*li„„ and the Lre ^
^
M t| g
^
ta r fM
Taaqw with reaped te a coart In kldtef. »t ’
.
Ih* situation after unfmploys^
lAgislature, over th# **ln o f the!
Las: year the conitlnrd c >naly ' Courtly
Grower.
association
eenteet weald depend largely ea
other opponent,
I , F h' r
^ rnald-U ightem Me man ha,l tab*n th* oath of govern
opponent* was 1„
. Th* netion c f tha Harisola com - Governor, of a law IrgalMlng, ami itrte levy wa* 40 mills. TM>1 Among qtkrr
whether there la to he n clng •In dU In Hxlag n flat u x fe* has racing and the pari-mutuel wa-[ fM r ihe combined county and Miller,
----- ■ of Toledo,
representing Ihe mortal Hospital where the later or and lieutenant governor and >ft
tkle ennnt). No here# track la coo. has arreted widespread attention Bering system la this state, *ub-< slate tevy will ba> .R).i.
I died.
uo their rlalmv for the
office*.
"
Ohio Hothouse association,
f»r. Ralph K. Nterem, testified a* The** men remained out of th#
*
*
he aaeetlen of sesklng
jaet to a referendum In counties, Although this levy i. vtrtuall)
f’ r.U r 11.' Cray. Washington
to detemlne whether
1
whs-e tracks were proposed for dafteit*. it rannol be finally rVv#J| rrpicsenUtlre of th* American to the cause o f her death, dorlay- picture today« deg track wlil he permitted U
The petit! >n in th* suit set forth
operatinu.
| by the tounty comaiiasioti under Farm Bureau federation, also ap- 1 log that it resulted because of In•W dw xU feL
:
.Tyw election# today a* nn n n -, two Weaka. as th* law re.|uire* the ' peared agsitret any change In the' lurte* rh, had received whlrh ta- that Long “ Irrevocably efctpiad’1
thr senatnrshlp when ha tdlunttft
“ Attoroeye he** hegua n rtody
harp, track near palm Brash, and j budget th be idveitUed fag the' present levy In tomUes or on the dured tn internal hemorrhage.
Thr Jury was rom posed of 0 . T .-p i) koeefttld iris credentla l tw th #
Kraft,’
Ihji* dog Macks In Dal* county, length of lime.
other eegctablcs for whlrh hasr‘
racteg law and probably
*k-tejenetteoa agaiaat any
, The artusl ■'e.-resss of nearly ; Ire* have Iren assigned this week Ilendrtron, C. T. R^nL D. J. O s r -1 Strain by which ha procured fh*
‘
L 10—Ann Harding.
ami‘ himself all tha pcrrogaMvea, p*M‘
I
FORTO RICAN BANK FAIIJI
)a lf g mill will affivt a raring of . green
peppers, green
pea. tett. L A. Smith, C. K. Ionic,
th® attempt te operate.1*
^ coming to Flrri®
Urges and Immunities poaiasso# hp
•ttjfed ' • taxpayer* of lit* cuualy. itiing end llttue leans, okra, egg- J. II. Ealriilg*.
Dnko toll the mtelstere. T h e y
weak to nuke a Miking picHAN JUAN, P ort, Ri o. Oct. 20. U Pddlilon, property owner < will plant and cucufttbere.
vsnatnni.
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~ K. 0 — Paths Ktudioa - » ( A P.I—Th* Commercial Bank
CANADA IIAKH GOLD BXI'ORT
Long vraa gtvsn III day# ty . ’ J
gd| tho benefit of a further sue In*
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■ tha
n v A f * . * f . .'
•f forto Rico, ablest financial In- o f >190,000. raealtlng from the
which t> file an answer.
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OTTAWA, OnL.
0:1. *0.fork id
etflptloa on tb* (aland, wss plsred PiS.OOO.OX) decree** In as «•***•!
__
(A.
IM
-K
xpirtation
of
gold
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exterior scenes will be la th# bands * ft'g rdceivrr yester
vaJuatliM. Upder tha ,«omlined
WAdHlNOTQN, Oct. M. — dcr Brens# wa, pruhiti:sd by Cau- ! L A J». COMPTROU.M DUB'
' ths company, day I f t .verrment order.
eoont,
and
etate
teey
t^a
rmini*’*
(A
.P .) - Th# etprem.- couit yes- ada 'yesterday,
#ff#ctiv* natil
atsly 30 per-March I. ibr action, Its wa* Bald, ..W H E E L IN G , W. Va-t Okt
ktUtettve system in
(note than 1 1to ni-svsLc BCCeBKi>»
will wnstilt- Canada to dlarharg* I A.P.i— Cushman Quantar,
Bf
ill
its oh>ixaiioii* paygbla In gold c.'mptrd'ler of tho LoulltUto
ol
the
locstioa
MU te bn
<“ WAS
OcL
*0.
outsld, lh , . ountrr.- pagticularly Nashvluo railroad for 41
wltkia tha (A . P ) John IL Raadied yrstotday at tbo ham
|h assistant
Ogg, m V
m u rvdto W s rtry . • A petition for lh«*# In thr United Stgtos.i
i majority.
i Amsricsa blah
relative kart, fatannant 1
» S|
nvld#r*Bre.i«a
dlauiisred.
The
(ram IMS
hate al th* pdHtei
tataUoft skit had
RBOUCOFNT RATE RAISED mad1 at. LaolavUio, t y , hut
.brought
hy
the
Dtcm
•with
thefts.
until after m daughter*
an il .
_
he Quantk-a,
tempeap.
withhelj pen ling ap . forest
WASHINGTON, Qct •. >0, - Georg* fletrt A mail, arritaa
•l| are# hi the
a ; marfate fc#ry#gha I* aueceed
w& a sixth suspect- le e -j
,
I A.
P.I—Tb* ftdegal ^ m e re * Pxria.
steiira. The
flea.
D. Butler.
ska meteorite ever hoard announred 'yesterday the
latsl
... TIm
•N of found,
ItOO pounds. Is Federal Reserve haak af-;BUkparts,
nu
m
a
n
,
• f tfa
CKFKTVIBW— J , . I,
on eg
.FWW musr:.
ovarsd. t a
Ior rv* sad Us Mdtyewput
•tsksa<
erectlog
mill s i r , relChlca
iandI O ffic e r Pa'ul
ps
at Long liUnd, ,gjP frem 3 £, g
it effect hr#
tha
Uraite.
kan.
tha arreets.
Woman Suspect Gives
Proof Of Innocence
To Los Angeles Cops
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I; REVENUEBUtUAli MARYLAND CITY
PUTS LIEN ON ALlHURr AS HOOVER
CAPONE’S PALACE SPURNS ITS MEN
VVQ
and
B. J.
‘kj
purp<is® *>(
by iianffUitei,
Cil l nusuni .Action ^er
# repeatri
•»*
DEATH OF CHILD ^
„ thft
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Slot-Machine Law
At SarasoUMayBe
Taken From Books
Tariff Commission
BeginsHearintfsOn
Vegetable D uties
State-Wide Attack
un KacingLawmay that u»d>d
mtu
Miami
Be Instituted S o o n i S IftSSLSLoflw
S f tS M ^ ^ w „Palm
, Beach,
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!S a rftS J “. r .
HOCe 1rack Voting
Ouster Suit Filed
Against Huey Lohg , |
By Insurgent Cyr
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Ann Harding Comes
To-Plotids For Flhn
___ m :$%$
* r w > ryrawr
n rs a a -i?rz
to 1*2#, to* toen-apwoioud
today.
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!i !i i f i i i f !i !i i i i f i i f !l i i 2 i U i !i !i i i i !!i !? i H i !? n $ :t H i !( li H i !} i I :n !!H !I H i U lt m !f i !I R i f i i i !!
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That waa a great dinner which
merce gave last night in honpr
secretary. Nearly a hundred, t ill. r
of them came from nelghborfng countiea,
,
as Ocala. The fact that many o f Mr. l>?hmann’B fonder
C. DRAM
f<UM ■ociatea in tha work of the Orange county chambae at comtow u n i
. •• merce came to Sanford to aprak a word in prNlfo o f him
.............WIM and to nee that he is properly Installed, attests'tho high eateem with which he to still held in his forN pr headquartern.
Outstanding among the aim*, idesla, and prorilan enun
ciated last night were the sssurances that every .chatshtr
o f commerce member present could be counted upon.to fW p
his time, money, and co-operation to the very/lim it <K. his
» RmM i tlr iM
ability in ofder that the work of the new secretary anight
r w -"3 be more teadlly facilitated. The impression wss given’ that
ta*
ts n a : whenever there ia work to be done all Mr. Lchntdtujf’. M l
Have to <la la to aay, “ Here, Bill, you take charge o f this
_ _ „ _ ____ _ w cn#
I r r i— h i m u n « i « . committee” , and the committee is taken charge o f and the
MM la Ika wO* t o w .
i- *c au H m m a a t k M work Is efficiently and expeditiously finished without fujv
ther ado.
We sincerely hope that this is so for surely hone can
:« ’ to * * *1*1tew!a?»w#«*S fall to realize the Ineffectualness of a leader Who haa no
>WfW are ala*
lieutenants. Sanford citizens expect great thlngf. of Mr.
i t , OCTOBER **, .1W
Lehmann, but ha In turn, certainly after last night's meet
. spots la th# nation's ing, expects great things o f the people o f Sanford. It would
ara somstimes' caused by be quite an, mean in Us to disappoint him, as in him to
I concern, blowing op.
disappoint us. It will be, we fear, easier for him' to live
up* to our expectations, than for us to come up to his. It
IS doesn't want any trouble will take on our part all the community spirit, aggressive
Chino, III leading «tolet me n ness, and self-sacrifice that we can muster.
AU It wanta U ita own
But If this pulling together, this expressed co-opera
tion. Is no Idla gesture, if we are really determined to f ir e
(orrow rr(u»»« to taka Mr. Lehmann our vary best efforts In building a greater
« t a il Uft Vtoant by tka Sanford, we are confident that the future will be very, hap
fo f.h u r
hoabarut Sha has py and secure fo r all o f us.
trouble* elreedy.
oM a r t in ’ s C a n d id a c y ?
(hr** lieutenant governors
lit gov#
:ov#rfU)t< LtA|f||na ran
Dally the Hat o f political candidates grows and grows.
I thank Ha
Ita lucky; i t ip l| Jim n't
Gubernatorial aspirant* are so numerous the very mention
►
o rftv s l*gi*Joiur»»..'i t
of their namaa precludes any further comment. In one di
—o*------- jU
now that tbay hsv* decid. rection, however, many an eye has been turned with uncer
parol* tha origtn*L,,bobb#d tainty and. In some cases, with apprehension. John WI bandit," » f pro. »*[ng jp ( *t Martin haa had nothing definite to say. His friends Insist
h nrw and elrgngtr watch he la going to run. But whisperings are he won't dare. The
New York Prese, sport tabloid, far from the field of battle,
has this to say:
Tb« Orlando Menllnel esptame
"It will be good news to readers o f the New York Press
I f f tha raaaon tha popularity and friends of racing generally throughout America and
I miniature golf hai dacllnad la Canada that John W. Martin, o f Jacksonville, Governor of
tot tha courata ara too imill for
Florida from 1025 to 1920, will likely run for that office
* M > yolf ball.
next year to succeed the present Incumbent, Doyle B, Cetl’ \ —■ .■—o---------ton. It will 1m recalled that the Miami Jockey ClUb Fated
n * million dollar wraith of
under Martin's regime.
r«. Wood hidden In h*r room haa
"Martin was one o f the moat efficient men that ever
t o htcrraaa,) by additional dlatararlat In old trunka. Who laid sat at Tallahusee-~able, fearlna, always on tho construe| anything about a dtpressloni
tlve aide— he left the chair with the plaudits o f hia conitltu*
ency because of the constitutional provision whleh precludes
: p f h a t Do Women Headf" Is a Governor from aueceedlng himself.
V momentous question propound"M artln’n friends have kept up a constant din for his
by the Sanferd Herald. There return to office practically since the day ha,Vacated. But
atw those who may 'low every line he has steadfastly refused to commit himself- He haa bean
thay find In their huibamla pock.•ta^-Oreeniboro, (N. C.) Ueily. sitting on the fence watching the prospective candidates
watehNawa. Every line, anil every cent. pass by in kaUidoacoplc revipw,
ful w a it i n g ............
until last
1)1) ltowry has been drafted by York Proa in
RtpubUcan parly to msb* tbs em or’a atau nch
<•. for governor In 1D3S; J. within a week or 10 daya «nd thkt tig .would positively run
■rd Rtpiogle, for the fttnato; for the governorship Instead o f tha United States aanstorP. Knott*, for Congressman- shlp aa ha a t one tima planned.
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([at-large. Mr. Howey made a
•CTh* New York Pratts wired Mr. Martin at his officer
ttrong race sgsinst Carlton in
i m , and there err those who say Greenlear-Croaby building, J a c k g o » y m 'F l* . Saturday, ask
' at If they had It to do over, Mr. ing .him fo r confirmation of tha ieport o f his proposed danJkWty would come out on the dljlacy and ha replied aa follows: "tfan y thanks,for your
1 *fd of th* vote. However that telegram. I will have statement to make within, next 10
ly be, ws doubt if the Republic- daye,H
could'havr selected » atrongsr
“ Nevertheless, It la regarded M a foregone conclusion
Din to rtpieienl them nest year.
that the ex-Governor is merely biding his time to make
his artnouncameqt."
* -v'-Japan lake* sn u^tlrilletlf slew
The Press recalls that the Miami Jockey Club raced
’ tho Situation Irctni Orient, tf
tka League of NatlonW will under Martin’s regiro*. Broward eoupty citlien* recall that
“ out
t.’ lkem alone. VCtuna ,cannot Martin dosed the Pwmpano race track “ If *ha *bad to
force Japan bo declare the state militia". Everyone recallfc'tluU tha Ml
Jap leader mye/-who fur Club and every other track In the state raced
paints out th^V tbk’ fMneSe Carlton realms. Interesting recollections, abut not much
linales, will nth flint no mat else!
wkat happens. wULcpme to
One thing o f importance can be said: If John Martin
as with Chlna-U'nol aupported
outside powers. In other words, dec Idee to enter this gubernatorial campaign, It will be
,y
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Japan Is allowed (o have bar a campaign- - . ■■■
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’ I wa, In the IJdtf
h*'
a, there will t i P f t f #>,<*»*•
tCbtn.ee are afraid to-lfgbt.
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SANFORD, TWENTY'YEARS AGO
A
federal grand Jury haa conTha continued warm spell wag
‘ Al Capon# on five oul of
'-two counts charging avaslan not condnelva te the public good
oms taxes. |l* waa probabjy either In tha flalda ar In the stores,
n * strip Uttac# plants showed
Sty on all of them.
non should be gl
Vary likely took
i to find Capone gal'
nta. A bat of tho ay,
have every member
jvbumped off before
, The trouble I* th* gov
Ulag thus gangster*
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Pulling Together
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tar by tbe rroera gad hie hast aua,
Edward. J. Higgles. AfUr the i
moity refreshment* wtr# sc
with Mrs. Paul Kesly and Mbs
u. tendency to ge to seed and tha Anni* Biggins
presiding
.
presMtag at the
Fall buslnaaa showed- a tendsney table, [Out of Iowa gtMeto wen;
to. go to tha "demnlllon bowwows."
C Shepherd, Mr. and
-With a change In th* weather and
vW
Butt. lire, a E. Hart,
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a cooler atmoephare everything Mr. *kd Mya. Jeff Pteacott, KdKcDeweS,
Jedge William
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tan was changed. Th* crop* nr* taking w
n fresh start aad tha growers an Martla,
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a
. D e .-i. 0. Abernathy aad
I lev**, going ea the
, a man la Innocent until pi
“ ty, trying to give
Richard "
right*
■ bright spat In tha trgad of
l eysnta lest week waa:tha
t ai th* Brusning csWhet
combined forte* of the
tod tha CommanUt*
Francis Adame, wife of tha secre
tary of tbe navy, went through An
napolis late Saturday on thatr
way to Annapjlle Road* to
the U. 8. 8. Arkansas, which took
them to Yorktown i**qule*ntkt£
nisi cslebration w hen the presi
dent spoke yesterday.
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United State* district attorney's
office yesterday and aakad to bs
ffjkaaed from' the ssfepoataa that
brouiht him from New Tech three
week* ago aa a
He did not taaftfe Tor ejthar
ride during the trial 'did ha MM
he wanted to go how
ered speed and went on, the-tody* U,d pJoserttor* said Torrio wnuW
or compiamed.
T ;' “ .undouhtfdjy lace a similar charge
A* th* naval academy the PTelP TPm * testimony a
were found
to
dentist party was received by Rear have been untrue.
Admiral Thome* C. Hart, avpartatendent and a salute of tl (SW.’ ll jj.Cspunir’e companion and body
was revealed yesterday that' tha guard. I’hIKp D’Andrea, made aasalute eras illegal, the presidedt1* nthw •htW .appearan** la Jddga
party hot arriving st tha academy Wllkerssn'e reort aa his contempt
until five minutes after official of court hearing waa centlnoed.for
sunset. Regulation! forbid saints the fourth <time—this time until
after sunset.
nulfy .Thursday. JK^ndrea; who had bsen
Queuetedt, a Republican and «*• with Capoa* constantly daring th*
attache of the naval academy* b letter's Inrpm# Ux trial, waa
eervtag hie second term aa mayor. Yound with a pistol on Us person
•t the end of the first week and
he has bean.in th* county Jail ever
since. Jade* WUkerson ha* been
ready four (imea to hear reasons
«by fKAadics should not be cited
for contempt, but he haa rtfosed
to hear motions tor bait.
NEW THREAT IS
RAISED IN JAE
WAR SITUATION
from all Indications,
Capone
(Continued from Pag* Oaa)__ will lx- Sentenced immediately aft
points so far as the Uagu* was er his ladyfrt .har# con# through
copesmed These Include th* Japa the formality of making th* a m nese contention that the l**gu« Inf motions Friday. Judge Wilshould not' Interfer* la th*'dis F;*rrm Ctatwtnroon after th* jury
pute.
I.ari runvl-ted the rang Isadsr Satrlyht, that h* would deny
On the basis of official dispatch
es, the ambassador told th# sen->tie motion for armt of Jadgment,
Itles had be*-i tut he latsr said tbe 'lawyers
rstary that no hoatlHtles
reported to Tokyo for several roul,| argue the point If thsy de
sired. “ I *uppo** you will move
days.
The ambassador predicted no fer a new IrtaL" the court said.
farther hostilities and sstu
regulation
secretery hi* gownunent w
intersec
par'sJ to negotiate a settlement
reetly at any time and would with tion of Belted, re’ Road and South
draw all of It* troops to the tall Disla Highway, where several u
h*y* ^happened recently.
wa. ton* If guarantees
aled fer 14-boUf
eefrtY of Its ritiseno and
:«d In operation
property were given.
He predicted that a ftw more on Monday^—Palm Beach Son.
dayi without hostilities would vir
tually assort peace.
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ATTORNEY
DAIRY
H. S. White
Biggere’ Dairy
A tlon w y-al-L aif
m st^snsu
AUTO PAiN tntQ
PURE, WB'
[A v u '- -A
oaaUaey dairy farm aa
Our bacteria rouM la
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DRUGS
Toeehton'e
1 Sanford Drag
II#
Raxail Bior*"
1st at Foot o f MagwoUa
AUTO TOPS
ELECTRIC SHOP
PRPCHNQ
TO PS ■ 8pto^f
Randall Electric
Company
Herald Printing Cp.
Electrical WlrJ*« u t
R f M ir iu
O a M M IO M rie
AWNINGS
FLORIST
y *" ■ —
STEW ART
The Florist
Automotive Electric
BEAUTY SHOP
FURNITURE
SERVICE STATON
Powder Piiff
Beauty Salop
Wagoner Furniture
Triangle
BARBER
GARAGE
Standard
Barber Shop
W . R B o n o . Prow,
111 B. Park
Cafe — Sandwiches
aw.
S 2 I I I AngeVe Eri Bkack
If !
LAVND1
305 Flrtt Nations
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TOKYO. Oct. JO.—(A.P.)—V*i
nacular nswipapsra declared last
night all misunderstanding* rslaAT LESS THAN
Uvi to American participation In
Manchurian negotiations at
COST
nova hnvo bosn cleared and the
Jtpanes# government consider*
NICE HOME
th* ruattsr closed.
The** unofficial indications of
Modem
hotter fooling In th* dlsputs ‘ fbD
lowing upon Japan*** mtl^frg{,, tftt m >Conveniences
operation* for th* announced pur
„
pose of protecting national* ■ ■ t y l wlcitiA
property I* Monchurta, Wsr* in nc
2%
Acres
BfWins
cord with an tester fasting at Q*
ntva and announsomant la Y(*tK
Ington that tha United stilts
would not taka any Uadl*MTrt»
I# n i B u ild in p
in th# "world wld# effort* to nrm
ssrvo peace In th* Far B a i t . *
Earlier It wa* said th* seaming ■
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deadlock developed at Gcnovu by
resowed Jipetnos* object
Automatic Water
American participation to
Kyatera in Chicken
bofgre tha Laigoe of Ni
council was Inclining officials bar*
Varda And for
to look more to Chin* than to the
league for a solution of th# ManGarden
ghurlaa problem.
Prediction werg mad* hot* that
Worth Invest^gat
Chlang KaFShok. Hoad of th# Chi
not* NatlonaUil- govoromut^h •t 1A^
Nanking wouU retire as president
pnd that this would farititAil^
settlement bstwoat Japaa 'h a n M
China.'
#b- n •A.
An unconfirmed . report ,Jt°m
th* Makdoa corveopondost o^th*
Rshgd Now* Agoaoy said
al Ung Yln-CKlag wag
civil war In Manchuria
Ung waa reported
man!feeto h l k m l n g
Chlang Kai-Shek fur tl
rton wddhlo,
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Cows* |a now *
m m at aax tlto#, at m eg l r Wa^
BernU, . aad wiU
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Mr* Kata MtDewcH
Mias Isadora C
Jhrrap,
Ua'^iw ti**e
v , ■".-'Aw w-U
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officers
; / But ‘ he
sa)d "no." and It wac sohssqaentJ| lekmed that Tofrtafs- grand
Jayr testiroeny '
can fully with tha facta brought
ont In the trial. Another former
Chicago gangster w)v> came hack
When the presidential caravan under federal persuasion ta d ap
reached the designated 1
peared before th* grand jury ha*
paint It slowed down bat
Mrrady b*>n charged with per
Mayer Queiutedt'e party could jury lie is "Two Gon Louis" Alreach Hoover the
machine# gwuigath u r;. now.g Colorado
ne macninee
Colorado ranchman,
mhrderiag Rngtanr
hotter sack weak.
w a rn
Puts
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(Continued from Pag* Om j /
Drewher of (he Mere* soryfr*,
who Mid be w»» the, president's
civilian aide. He fixed the hoary al
arrival sad tha point at which‘St*
w m to mart the president."
President Hoover, Admiral and
Mr*. M. V. Prett. sad Hit. CMMaa
tha
al Dad* Q ty, who
Peace, Citrus u d H
little tough on th# wltaari«PW**j
Atlsqti* Coast Uaa, tie* will- ha a ssndidau •for Att Geaerel of PUride to
ta to testify sgainet tham’
Chrlalmae era nlXbL WM
Wm. Bark M. TramdtoU, canmlnary hearing befan
before
Juryman who have to con- ItHsa a prstimlnary
Jell* Martin this
dldate t t r tbe Ooronwnhlp to
ha»d for the Uraad J
■ueeedd O n t n o r Albert W- Gil-
re a u
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kRrnsIts Men Capone’giPalaee
fewar* to a good growing C*L J. W. Bradshaw, *11 of Orseasor aad
tad a good market fer their
crop*.
Ut* 8*a*Ur George W. Dip
X « L ' It’s*a ’ wonderful jS SSf
C ity Revel
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MaffetVs Garage
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Circle Number One Of
Baptist Church Meets
to
Sanford Man
A t Kissimmee
itb the Rte,
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teOav- aaectlar - ti Ua
Mrs. Pippin*a Homo la
Scene Of Cin|e Meet
**m. J. N .'c S & S peaaJded
•m
hueInan* - 1 | i^ , a*d o * .
oueted Ihe devoileaal a i |V» meelh * af Circle Number Three of the
next Be pi 1 . 1 Chkrrh heM on Uoa
efteewoen at thi hMM af Mr*
R. R. Pippin eB Went fleet Street.
Mr*. Pred Meyer* u « ^ U th* mi*
•1 in *tady leaeon after which Mr*
A. J. Peter-on n a i i t M the Bible
*IPdj leaeon
At Ihe cenciutkMt of nit bueJne*.
rrireahmente were aereed to the
foliowiny: Mr*. I t W . (tucker.
Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, Mr*. Voile
William*, M n . R. A. Howell. Mra.
II. B. Ddham. Mr*. A. J. Peter* >n.
Mr*. R. J. Taylar. Mr*. J. B. Colflm ik . Mr* It-ttl* Be-t*. Mr*
Feed Meyer* aad Mr*. R. E.
Penriloy,
Presbyterian Synod
Heads Here For Meet
i Weal treater* wer* per*
A me**ar* hy Mrs. W. H. Rey.
. U. McKbrny aad G«» *olr‘''- of C«in#»TllW. aad a abort
h. Mr. Schmah made a mo- t>» lae*a ve.'lon will ipea the ae
Mt • Chiiatmai rt*b be ee- Hea ef meetiara af lb« lyaodleal
1,- the mem bar* work
in i reproeenliny the wiwnea't work of
i and provide means for a - I*1- FI lrt*‘a Syaod af the Kir*
dtHy CkrUlmt*
tree. The’ PimfyleiWa Church orhleh will
Ittg we A appointed on
a, «»k* J>Wee oa W uhiaaday. Thur*.
tUo lo meet at Hie aehool <M> and Friday of thin waeV at
i f light ta formulate plan*: IF* IVeakytarlaa CVetfh here.
Sodtrbleni, Mat.i*
Byrd.;
Imrin* the .ftoraoon aeeakm loV Root, ThompeoA. U a d -, morrow talk* will ba mad# by the
■ad Ha re Id. Allay tba bwal-j Rat- N. P. FarrWr. af Tampa, th.
•m Wb a sarjf phakittf pto-l to r . P. W. DoU-sa, mWee^lur of
••a .taped by ll a la q a r j the Florida Synod. Mr* 8. R. Ivr*.
a aadey the auparsUWn of l r- ° r HrUndo. nnd MI** Ral-e en
lleCultar. The ptacram fol-I P«—
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Th* feature of the eeoalng *eei Stag*# of U fa: Childhood.
lT
A r w . n ova
Personal3
After IHe ■nr.-iinf a n brought
to a r i.-e Sv a nraieT t-| H n.
**w r‘ W P lln vlr, Jr. a .oeial hoar
f ill-', w ,. rnrm—1 , ml refreehment.
1 l*arh were u n n l Thn.e prevent were:
'M rK-rit It-, eetlee. lira. ReI gene Smith. Mr. C. W. b^retr,
a rana Mr* l.iltinn Vlrkrry. Mri. Will
Pr». Hand. Mr* W C DvCouraey, Mrs.
ruaal ‘ r . A toiler, no, Jr. Mr*. W . P.
home Rnwli. Jr . Mra. H I uaimia|r,
i Mr. S J Nix. Mrv R M. Nipper.
Me
II H llill. Mr. Haael Mr
i f run Mahon Mra. Nettie Ingram ami
WaW- |Mi-.. Mary (inadab.
Mr. «nd Mr*. K. Van Prtitn. of
Arcadia, nr* c*pccle i to nrri>e to
ST. PTTK R S B U R 0 —C b n v
morrow la apentl if .era I day. h»rc
wilk Mr and Mr>. Clyde A. Ryrd D ia l tad • u < * ia l» to m a iy M .
at their hoaae cm McUtmcille A t« Snell li b bridy* .penainc Cof.
Be Pol Bayou, north of here, at
mat ef approximately $33,000
ETHEL HYOTLAlNK
WRUF
Mr m l Mn
||. M. fileaaon.
Bit* Jane (.Ira. j», Mr. ami Mr.
W e i l True. Natalie ami Char
l«tlr Tnie, alno Mlv* Grace Hunk
tna fmmeil > ...ngvnial party last
Sarnia ) m..taring
|n Corona.!.*
Beach where itey aoj tjrd a picnic
din art ami -ur( imlhlng.
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Mr .ml III. loam A. Pay* ami
chihlten l.enna and I harle*. were
y b lto i. m I.ate Mary la.t Sunday
Mr amt ttr.. Amhmee Slllowev
n o n ,I fneii l aka Mary tail Men
i^a> Thei ale a i.tin f their home
la (>•) tuna a here they will entei
busier-..
IWmal - (cileir-a
apent
Stack end «it» hi. parent*.
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la.I
at kfr hmiiv
Ur and Mr* John SUabtn and
Mrs. t;«i IIumpII /irotorfd to Ov
Until U*f WMlnctulaj.
Mr
SmelcUrt fca rrrllnc nierb
hrifs£ ill in tU# boa pit a I ai
W n yri'«*4 i.pt'rfii.
wp
h v«t t«i
about tti-i M iuvnda Inn Tur^U*
iftrniion >t bi« k o i t , celebrating
bla ninth ‘ IrMulay’ Tlio r Km* in
nbh h th*- loiniaf firrst* were rn
tftlainoi tarry drctnmted with Hal
Im «V m *iprfi -|wM
hinny n*n
Muvphree;
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I‘ M I J t:., Kutarv Huit- tulnl an »i, m\r I'atail#,
I 15. Sheriff A
I lie** Rrpmt*,
I 50, Florida
\\> KnJtit F i«l*.
Kilm-nimual Hour; 2.55,
I, . | nv|t. 1 lie World Hook Man, .1, Hour
i lull m with lhr Sl*«l*rv F tT N. Array
S V r f r h * I 15. Afternoon Muai• r®lr»; t 55, Sheriff A Pollrf Re.
|pirta; 5. Time Signal; 5:01, Bantai
Y * C’nrnr* and His Floridian*:
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ProgT»ff»—-Clsuda
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phre«*. rt, 'Gator Nlghl Club; 7,
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lUnrietta Kvana. soprano; 7 :|
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^ Weather Foreea.t; 7:15 1'lgn Otf.
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M i ■tor a* ii llnarrU
t t»in-|i
Mniniitk' News
Review*
Tmif x^nnh 1
I'loritU Farm
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M n U \ E» in* I* run vale-, in,.
aflei * -hni i
n k s i i w , o t t o s k r ta.
V M * 31, T.»tay'a Prt»gf*iis|
" 5A. Sheriff A Police Report*.
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HnntrmilirT); 10. Horning M*l...lie*. 10-91. H-alt* T*lh U. S.
Puli Iu Health Service; 10 30. Pop
ulor I'miram. II IS Itrfoo Pro
WINTER HAVEN — Vf. H. FniU
n TAMKORI*
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Distributors, Inc .
2»»
c a p iu U ie d
Dr. -E, I). Mobley ratuined to
day fium point* in Saw
Yorh
ehe:* h. ha* beam xhlting ret*
tire* for Ihe past 10 day*. II > ■ '
mrt In Jaek*onvilW by Chnrb-a T
Fuller, ef thl* rlty.
^‘ lietnt. nf Mix. W a ll* :.
W.
W naht will be (lad t > learn that
*he ha- tieen removed from the
Ftraald-Laughlon Hospital la her
home oa Mellon vtll* A venue and l*
re potted t* he impr -ving nicely.
Ur. ami Mr*. Walter II, Bach
ami aori. tln*id Ratnahy, returned
Kum'av from Flushing. L I* N . Y -.
tier fi'i'i i hil it'ii k% ip found dead
r r o f in both vim and la atilt
suffering. Mra. Paul Doolij in
stipplving in her ahaencc fmir
school
IV ( CtiIpepper was a dlni^pr
guest of Mi and MJI1- F. Harrison
•on Sunday
Frienda are glad tu know that
Mrs V. N Sutton i* Impeoriig
after « long iltneaa.
\ esterday in 1h» «, loony They
m*rT aaphy iialvd duiinK thi* m g b I
h\ fumcA (•<>iii a ii * hcaU’ i
M n .S A L l.IE R. R U SSE L L
Mr-. K iterta Howard
of tu
ytula, tie, t« the uue«t iif tier
dauihtrr.
llr*
Wallace
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W ntht. at h. i tome on Mellon
tillc Avenue
Splrllnallat Medlam ef the
I'royrraalre Splritnallal Cklttk
31 KA8T CONCORD A Y R
Itit LAN DO.
It’s good business
for me to prefer
LUCKIES
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hh* ratumci recently from a trip
u o. »u. >-•* * « j
S S S ’ V r the Radio: Ka-| NBGBo'PRISONER"iHCAPRM
(F»b : Reginald JWderbWm. An-1
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Bear. Claudius lllttell. Sang,
T A1J_AHARShE. O et »•
M " < Hitt*It J. T. Knight. I l A.P.l—* Waller G rew , aegro r«»Me Ogtgor. Song*; “ .Sweat an-l xt:t •ervlag all y * »T f,o w ' «L* “ JaanlU,” "OH Black Jn-." lumbla ccuaty on chargoa of atanl
> Oevaark, A gio* Kaller. No- Ureeay. mada tU favikth iu teeaL-ftiiitnal Seagi; " t h . Old rd b m k for fraadom k t » SunV* A’ Mooing." "Pm A Roll- day. the P r im Butawd wot *:*
f .tho Eighth Grade. .
!st**d yo*l*rUay. Gran* Oteapel
Ir, pad Mra. Grovyi Sharp of fr.ua a lift * ronokt tamp oeai
I f . Oh - y»r* «*9»*d to thl* catoa d a r, lla .
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*1»*» good bu»if>AM lo guord my ibroot,
so R‘> g o o d binin«u (or mo to profor
Luckios. I'm cortointy for tbo tfiroot
protocHon which 7 ooiHng* grvo* mo.
A n d V m c o r to in ty f o r y o u r n o w
that roally oponi without a
Mr. *nd Mr*. IV L. Harper ba-e
a* their toe*!* for several « r - l «
at their terne. 3301 Senfnnl A*eaa oreg Ogplayn at.
' | ARCADIA. Oat. Mi — (A .P.)— nn*. |be fnriwer’* It* her amt
•Py ftrade af IV V . Warr*a The Aral rirtrad af D tiM * eou.it . t-r-in-lew, Mr. and )lr>. I. IS.
f k d Hn ha* rocayarod aDor 0ian«ea nwred northward from Harper aad daaghlrr. R arv'i*
u .
H r* jnlantay. Aaethey **r m Jeaa, ef Dayton, Ohio.
r S f - M l Hairy S h u has.
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DESOTO M IP B ORANGES
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S- p *£ ^ *** I orange and eae of grrpofrah will
U k a Maig, ko earn forward Taaadiy, ahlpBlWhaai, la .cagaged ta the
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gt haala*M at BoaWeari Av«
if. VOtaa, after TtalUag M r
tar. Era. Rmma. Lake, b it *k k
far "Horn Toth where ahe wIB
: tattoo H Pualas ta hor home
H * W h Wkareoala
He Rhth Hamphray ha* read I f N t f l , t V , aflat a .b it
I ! * MarUtha Bayoft '
ta t o m * haa added l# hU
T V puny friend* ef Mr*, li t 'mead C. Phillips, who ha< tern ID
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.. at the Kornald-langhtoa Mrmnrlet
N r tka tear h e:, which are ta be Hospital, win he glad to h»rn that
flrea at the lfemiaal* High School, a1* l* l»proving and ha* been re
WeeJ hoe haea roctlaod beta Hr moved t> the beats ef her parent*.
A. t. UaJherg or the d i* U of Mr. aad Mr*. T. L Duma*. Park
hie fathar, Mr. Ltadhargk af Wan- A*e turn.
kaegaa, 10. Mr. Uhdharg haa
apaat *» Total wlato n haem
Mr. « 0 f Mr*. EU Q H O K af
Oa.. ka«a retmw-d ta F V , and art
et hie aadenaareal ef
iUCMUhteyeakedMaa
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, ia fhj■m
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tobacco lo c i
r io v r I » w groo*
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$5,000. granted charter.
Mi* | a i baiit W ttght and
R. I. Griffia la expe.-tad to retorn lumnrmw Iran Hopewell. Ve
where k. ha. been ftxttiay hi* .on
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr*.
Pl'iee Griffia. for the |m*t two
wreke.
g »m u . 1'atn OgW.by.
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OH Age. C.Wdy* IIawhla*. ^iW n. th.ro at t S -jr e w n t tln^.
L
lira. H It Hi'i '-I (he decottonal and cor.- The S c rlp iN
rending at the ..ru n * nt Clerk
Sunder IIm
ike Fir»l Bapti,1 Chile, h Sr III nn
U lllh T
afternoon el ?Sr v.une »f Mr*.
W. C. tWf'avjr«e< * IJ F.a*l Nlneleemth Stieel
Vi ihe m wItnlM
nf i!l hu-im -. ii
Jecldnl that
all menihri. .*■,
fru|t (n (he
County Inure nn Thur' -1*7 after
noon where |(lev will hold a
cottete (fairr meet n*. Member.
■ re rr.|ueleH 1 „ meet at Ihe
rhurrk at 1 to »Ylnrk,
Baptist Circle Meets
At Home Of Mrs. Bolz
LAKE M ARY
t r o n d jr LUCKIEM a r o M w w f c / t o l o r o w O r t o
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B. I'. Haines,
ba baa foand^ont that tkara ara
many KtldegU. who know da Ilttla Spring*. nr«t
lUaamtfrom Pag* On.) .
UriUeo wan attdent la tba
tba abort talks, tba warmth
applaui* ^ raddi’r aj . ,*ch
, tty . tka gaaeral frnling
■lam and goad' fallowahlp
I r t t * leadarthip o f Harry
accepted
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about the fdtmty aa ha ddc* and
that "w all I all tram logltbtr";
that *wa can maha thl* thl moat
ouLitandlaa* county t n l b e l .U t *
If you'll all do thing* togathar",
and - -that ha Intend* to do tha
boat h o ’ can jtiat aa long aa ‘ tb*
majority o f yowr clako loader*
abow a disposition to work togather for tha prograaa and deaalopmant o f tha county” .
Mr. Lehmann paid brief tribute
to tha work don# by R. W. Pear*
man and P. W. Bender, former *cc.
ratarie* of tho trad* body, a*
well, aa tp Prank Kay Andaman,
Altamonte Spring*,
whom he
credited with hating Influenced
Mm in coming bar*.
•* High-light* o f tba *hoit talk*
mad* by (pedal guest* at the dinnar. In tba order In which they
war* mad*;
■<__ JMn Mrlfch, chairman of th*
Board o f County Commlaalonen:
“ Wa gap waxed our confidence In
Mr- pahmann by unanimouily de
tiding to levy a one mill lax for
publicity providing Mr. Lxhmann
be obtained a* arerctary. W* atand
ready to htlp him la any way that
we cad. W* bid you welcome, Ur.
Lehmann.”
r»#d r . Dorner, pretldent of tha
Bcpninote’ Agricultural Club: “ It
I* a pleaeura to welcome Karl lahaiann, th* human dynamo, t* thi*
cemmanlty. I feal that h* 1* the
greatest m e t we'v* ever ha,) her*,
I went to lake thia opportunity tu
tsy that the farmera of thl* cummtmliy need th* co-operatlan and
aupport o f every retldent of th*
county. The average man ahould
endeavor to'realise the reel meanlag o f grower* to this county. We
ean equal th* output, quality, pro
duction, add prosperity bf any seetJotv of the agricultural world If w*
will only try harder, If we will only
co-op*iat* a little better. We
farmera feet than an* "hurrah"
Hr. Lehmann’* »hort ecceptanc*
itch concerned itself mainly with
kt ha prepoied to do If glv*n
Jpprt. After thinking tha ipeak.
i* fpy their glowing word* of
tb* and declaring that non* hot
fglt the responsibility aa k**»'ha launched Into th* story of
Cwnnectloa with tha Oranga
p tg.trad* body,, attrthultqg It*
went strength and power to tho
Hod co-operation of every »ec■ and aiatnant.
*Rf# mUit think of our problem*
re a* a problem of multiplication
Asad o f addition", k* xald, "for .j
ft it rea»onabl# to bellav* that
you have tom* ona man r o a d /.
multiply your Ideit you'll prw '
|ta much faster than If ant"
art awn add* ki* Idea* to
fit*
v
•line* 1 have been here I **U
Rarely *sy that 1 have n»v*r '
It a grodp o t peoptt 'who era ,
tf m orW 'w m w r'te WoHt than
M ara here”,' ha W d, "honaat-
A llim u tt
( I the
county tint* body u d gw mtkekt
civic Ienter: "M r bM utlfal-com
munity axtand* iU best wishes t*
Mr. Uhmann, • men wo nit know
and love. lie !a .fa ring • Manly
which t* in good abkpw fa r.a atari
toward »urc**a. D a tin g the p u t
year ita trad* body baa baaa kept
pro*paring, morlng forward
through th* effort* of B arry ftipworth and a m*rn handful H mambar* who war* working hard. They
»how*d good judfmoni throughout, and .bowed that it was at Ita
beat when they choao Mr, Leh
mann a* Ita •eeratary. Th* Coun
ty CommiicioneT* ISW that It waa
not only advUablo and plaaalng,
but necc**ary that ha bp'employed
What a relief In attend * meeting
without the uxual "barrah."' Wv
feel that with only a little kelp
from every re*ideal, w t’r* going
to have a real county aplrlt toon.
Karl Lehmann, wo are going to
w-rk with you. Thank God that
you don't have to COBM Into a
county rifa with dirty political
faction*, tkal
that UAH
you dnn'f
don't ennta
como Into
an immoral community, rather you
pi* face the future with confi
dence. I think you will make S
•urce** here becau** you believe
in th* county, In yourself, and in
m or you wou Ij not have taken
tk* Joli."
8. P. Ix»ng. ChuluoU, member of
th* County Comml**ton*t*i "Peo
ple In our section of tho county
feel that in Karl Lehmann we
have recurrd a big *llc* o f Orange
county and lU pro*p*rity. W# feel
that by co-operation we will trahe
Beminol* County and Hanford
achievement*. We in Longwood
feel that wt’vr at la*t taken th*
fieri atep towanl an objective.
I welcome you In behalf of th*
county, tba *ltl**n« of Lmngwoed.
and pladga you our whole-hearted
a Mnitjmitf m e w pr.
glad that h* ha* daM on* of ua and w*
f i t would have been
pith poettiv* cunvtc.
awn ago that
any
ETtausty would walbar b f cemmeic* sacxWx^ w* farmera are
shmaq in ovarg way.
County Commlaatonora: "1
Ain’t think than ' ia a town In
tho world whore two faction* are
gn opposed to each other aa they
ar* in Oviedo. Yet, practically av.
erjroM In Oviedo *aya that Mr.
Lvhmsnn I* tha belt man In the
■tat* to Wad our faction* along
the vlght path. All wa want him
to do Is coiqa out, let ua aoe him,
and w all do tho re*t. 0 vleJo •*)ouniaa )m», Mr. Lehmann” ,
J. R. f o » . paola, trJatea of u»i
tchool board: "Wo fast that Mr,
Lehmaan’a biggest Job will bs h
creating a aplrlt of co-opefptlan
among tba paopto of tha coilpty,
Therefor*, wo should ail k i d A
YORK, Oct. ! » . - <
A . Carpenter. Turkey Lake, K B ,
Lawercnce, Gotha, i . W. Jcpaon.
Tangarine. G.
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Hawthorne,
Ocoee, Mi** M. Powell, a n J T ra n l
Kay Andaraon, Altamonte Spring*.
La Just 1 * bright a* It* p e q jl^ fa lermin* to make it. Mr. Iritmann,
w# will do any and everything
poaalble, you'll get all our co-op
eration, lie ause wa , feel that
you’ll put thin county on tho
mop".
Stale Senator J. J, Parrlah,
Tttueville: 'i t I* a distinct
aura that I am granted thiarprWi.
leg* to add my good witbea for,
th* aucc*** I know to be Mr. Isbmann'x. Nothing ia aVar.'nocontplUhed without vlaion. If oq^fora,
father* had not vl-loncd tkt-yoc•ibilitle* of thl* city a* aa agri
cultural renter, you would not
now b* coloring the gteatent cal
ory producing renter in Hit wbrtil.
If they had not vl*lonrd( carting
path* through our fornth where
they might roiutruct our wonder
ful road*, wa might atill be using
th* old ox-cart a* a nifxnx of
transportation. You *r*- lAiighl
laying th* foundation for an al
ready highly inUnllfted agricul
tural ■action. You pooplt. dtafyv*
wonderful credit for gathering
her* after suffering ao many ill*appointment* and failure*, and
proving that you hav* tha virion
of yuur forefather*, that you ar*
aniiot’ * to build now for Ihe futUM of }our**lv*a and ehlldrvn. 1
*»|f Diet If ypu'll put Kail I.ah,
mono In harneu and give him (hv
ammunition, you’ll rupee forward
Ho u a real dynamo, a dominat
ing Influence wherever he go**.
During my long yaara o f s**ociaUon with him I have coma to
know him a* one of my boat
friends. When h# *o graciously fnvited me to attend this dinner, |
felt it my duty to com# hyra and
recommend him to you, an') iq I'll
leave It with him, with Uto hops
that I may come here again next
year and *ay to him ’ Well dona
good and falthfn) servant’ ",
dant of tha Orange Count. Chlmbor of Commerce: "M y earlieit recnIlection* of Hanford art tho** ol
SO year* ago whan I Med to came
over here to tee bill game* be
tween Hanford and Oyl*:ulo,Mgr*
energy wae waa tad fia il tA W M
la poialble to Ime gin*; WflrtThfcJ
day*, hnweyor, I U v s . heard lev*
and !•*• of thin c o u lt ^ a n d re
cently t ■opposed M nsnem lnolg
county had paaaed out ngd all that
U I* hardly to bo eapoetod, that
la a municipality M largo aa
Plant O ty , and with'tba number
p fproperty owner* becoming de
linquent increasing jsar after
year, all o f tbe rtreata and avenues
ihown on tb* map tan bo main
tained In »lfl*. bat th* rat* that
the city force* have b*f.i going
recently "It won't b* long new”
"A n Individual or nation moat
moot every cuch lane or intended
*tr*«t will have received more at have faith tn oa* aelf anj la the
tention than ia a long while— ptotectiva power o f God t* And a
peace In the mldat af atrifa and to
Plant City Eatarprla*.
>k* dall arm* my reaaon o f feeling
the loving power o f God and hti
peace to ha impoaalbla ao long aa
». pack- ( trong nation* do not cotulder It
rapidly, j ilnful to ciplott week nations.”
bln* to tho utmoaL I ' wticom*
him ”
, Among IhiMo preseat la*t night
in aiMIthn to tha ipeakera already
mentioned ware: A. G. Wagner,
ChuluoU. Pred T. William*.
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H E : “ A P E D E S T R IA N ? W k y , I d on ’ t th in k y on a t t n kn ow w h a t • '
p rdaa trin o ia— D o y o n f ! * - ■
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SHE: “Crrtahtly I do. Hn is a lucky aaotoridt who ftrand « pisea
to park.”
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do*try. "Pm J V i
M I am of th. f
a t ovoa touched /
I ’ poaalbllltlev mi
dotlaring
m
Alki% C. A . Byrd. H. M. Wataon,
1 . n« i
Bat whllg wa ara driving wa w ist to drira with >9«ad sod alsertt/.
wmt our Motdn to atsrt qultkiy and easily. W« want then, to pod;
i amootkly, quietly and economically.
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In these respects WOCO PEP. fllla tho bBl aapcrUy, better tn fait,1
w . know of. WE ASK TOO TO TRY CT. COMPARE
TUBES AT MONEY SAVING
RRICES
In thl* countjr.
d that lgrUtlWur
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P. C. MaoMahpn.rR. (f. Gray. H.
A Lehntod, Tatar Vbssiton, J. C,
liatdWaana,, I . w . Bander. Ran-
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I wtint my Telephon
Put Ekiclc in p lia se "
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Illghleyman, Joe. L. Marenlettc,
Rev.'E. D. Brownlee, Fred R. WII■on, R. J. Roily, B. L. Perkin*. L.
Rabout, A. P. C-jnnelly, llawkln*
CoanelJy. Rev. H. L Louttit, A- T,
Whit*, H. T. Hou*hoM*r. W. M.
Hayaa*. CWorga K.'Barker of Or
lando, If. t*. OuBoite, Linton E!
FIRESTONE T I R E S AND
bofor*. •‘I'na ei
Mod »ny 'M M
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•F iiftQ u a lity
•I throw leg ^pdvtraV calf 1*1
«»• tanks "to k#*t thus
Ntl stirred up". " > > 0* 0 'w
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SANTOSIfc
€ A N YOU BEAT IT!
By Maurice Kettea
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LEGAL
«*• 3«tur«tey fired th* eyeftiag gon
f
KMBKAL
xa*c.
MrUna attempt to orf*Ataa, train,
atte equip a modem aktnP. I mp*
ever, to hag no taliltary and; g*vetmieg clsiee a* did Japan'te pat
him plana late af faat. Par eaaturte*
no nattttrp serrWa. They deapieed
cold laring and loofead' datra* npda
soldiers. Tha head of tlw aaw ra>
public, therefor*, bad to rasort to
tba raising o f troop# fas each prprbsr* by n gwaarsi aypplntod fab
that purpose. Instead o f a national
army ha had, na a eonscquenco, aa
m a n aratlaa alasaat as ha had
prurtscas, on ltad to Him oaly by
bis parsaMlcontralevar tbalr lesds n . When h a lt e d a fast year*
later, supposedly by poiaon, tbs
arm , promptly dltsohod! late Its
const Itseat am lao, w>kb slaco
ham not hesitated, to fight oath
trained a l W f f ad tbd kings of
■te. RiWM.Bgg6BtedbR.RMMh
Jtenpirwd wttte a wOl to fight
spread tha ravilatlon whdrk
aPhraOte^bT tea *kjtg*- bVfhan
a rm lax w h ich meat Bt battle
sate « a l l d g u lp te S, w all arm ed
wd& lr i l n i d tba wilt to lig h t
; ahra h ig h e r In p o rta a ra . than
ItUAttHUp.
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Frusalaw defeat at Jaaa by
W t m lmpraaasd C U ow rith thU truth that ” dvaa
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<u*ri’ ll HFriZRNBTjiUt. adc hi*
t e * t t e f a r three o f f f c g li.'P” , '■>
v - L e a d in g D m D it at U » drafted
tera i . L e o ta rd R * y l* fW , vraelthy
O r a M y t r a n la steel m a a u fa stw n r
ikriso m w reside* In h l a S n a th ,
teW cted to oppose U n it ad R U te e
'f M a lo r Fletcher, Dem ocrat, f e r r a -
DEFUNtAK SPRINGS, Oat M ,
— (AJ*.)—lotos C. Courtney, 6
farmer Hrlog 16 milea rvorthwaat
a f hare, n s billed yaaterdiy 1»
what autboritiaa aald was tha meat
uausaal act(dent reported bar* la
years.
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Courtney was returning home la
hia automobile. The car •tal lad and
ha fbPad to start It. Leaving tba
rar ba walked to hia farm and sad
dled a mute, hooking a k g chain
to tba saddle far tba purpoa# of
tewing tba disabled carOn tha w « f to the automobile
tba mule apparently look fright,
threw Courtney, and ran wild. Tba
mala was seen eight mOas away,
Illlam J. Howey, who ran for
ntor In 1*24 and polled the
1st rot* .ever
amassed lay,
by a
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'ttayuhllran for that office In this
■Mat*. *•* draftH to rSrrj tba fittttnutorlal standard arain. Govert,
at Carlton defeated Howey by a
■aoU o f 148,466 to 96,01 H in tba laat
general election.
A. P. Knott*, Yinkeetowa developar who has heM several proml*
M »t posts In Ftvrida Republican
circles, was chosen to ran for Conarea*man-st-Lan*. a nev offtca
itraatad whan tba laat ranaaa a),
lattad Florida fl»* rapraaantatHao
iaataad o f faar.
Kaplafla was In tha north and
If too Id not ha Warned whatbaa be
would areapt-the “d r a f t h a t Heway, tpeaUnp at Iba maatiacF raid
Rapingt« did not want the job and
would bar* to be drafted.
Ho way aUo said 1m could not afford to maka tba rage again for
g otarwar, bat *a* told ba would
bo drafted anyway.
AppratteiatMy M party laadars
attfidad tba rnaatlog, at which an
nouncemadt s*aa made of plana to
offer opposition to Democratic
tickets in avsyy county of Florida,
Many *pcsk*rs daclsrad tba Re
publican party had an opportunity
to offer aid to " p m u a disgusted
64 tba atUmpt at Ua relief by the
tteasocraU in tha laat Legislature."
Spvtrnl freely predicted Republic
an vfcterlee In 19U.
In 1»3S. Florida roted 144,16k lo
101,764 to awing tha aUta In tha
Republican presidential column for
tha first tl* a sines reconstruction
days. Party laadars predicted yes
terday they would repeat nasi
year.
nu wwl u « k of you *r*her*Uv
B A V T Y0<
A t c i l repetraf
b , on*. Rite rrally know. hqtr.
Brigye, Javatar, Mar Art.
*f *4 e*d required ■■ *py*dr at
Onex* Hoiih la !*»nfoid. term.
1" O R r t I d a n v r v e , I h *
hit) of r l p t ,
Trim ataiai rn*d m Hid C>an agsiMt
a i m . th* ('.■fiuufeiti y m j*
halt for th*
f,.r«rln*ur* nf a r*rlila TA*
■nl*r I’l n i r i m . *n«i for ih« tal*
of th. fnllnwtiif tl***rlb*d r*al ft .
ial»,
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CHIROPRACTIC ADDS Ilf. t«
Lot Niiml>*r*d Op* It) nl Itloch
"A" of lll’ RMA VI AT A M .
yaara and veers to Ufa. Dr W
TATF.rt. * Muta,i||vl|1on In lb*
K. McDougall, Plural Heights, 3
City of Rantnld.
A.ml not*
County, florid* t-rardlag t» a
Sanford A re. phona 4AS-M.
pill ih»,*of, dolt 111*4 and r«<■order. in lh* imkllc r*r*rd* <vf
ternlnol* rounir, Florida
X— Lost and Found
I’yon railur* i« an»*ar, answer,
plrad or d*mur In laid mil nf Cdm.
LOST: 7 month old Walkar hound nlalat Hi* darr** of rial* I'aari Mil
a* aat*r*d *a*tn*t roi*
mala puppy, rotor while with
Thin iti . r to h* yubliahad and*
llpht tan ipotn. Laat *ran on W * * i .a for four ruaaoroilT* watft*
In lh* fUnfnrd H*c*l4, a n toiM M t
Plrat Street. R*war,t J, S. Na- raaularlr puyltahwa m IWminate
Cnuely, Florida
Smith, 117 E. Srd. St.
land scape
w ork
ming pruning. All
prlra. Phona 166-W.
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ItiJ# CHKVROIKT COUPE. Near
Paint. New Rubber, R t t . Near
ly new Harley-Davidson motor
eycla. Real A Sons. Myrtle Are.
C L U B T Q S E N D D K l.E ti ATF.H
CONVHNTION IS OPRNBIl
6 ARK RRSCUKD
M KRLAND, Oel. Ztl.-Tha Ro
tary rhib la arranging to be rep
resented at Tampa on the occasion
of tha visit of Sidney Paschal, of
London, Intarnatlonal president,
on Nov. 72. District Governor Joe
S. Diver will be a gu* it of tha
Lakeland club on Nov. 21.
ST, PETERSBURG, i m . 20
fA.P. I— A two-day convention uf
the Florida Ire bfanufarturars a s
sociation op«na<i here yesterday
with approilmalely IA0 ilelegata*
from al! parts of the stats In at
tendance. Problems nf manufac
ture, distribution and advcitlslng
are taing discussed.
MIAMI, Oct. 20
—t A.P I —
31s Miamian, returned lo their
hornet yesterday altar spending
tha night st sea In a disabled
rabia cruiser. The group left hare
Sunday mi a fitting expedition.
They are R. F Markle, sup*rlntandant nf tha rlt? yacht basin;
Herbert l.owa, automobile dealer;
County Judge W. F. Blanton;
Ernest Fowltr. a hanker; Orln K
Hainlln, insurance man, and L.
D. Llewellyn.
in the log chain.
The mule had to be driven Into
a P*n to ba halted. Courtney was
HURT IN AUTO t'RARII
l*ALM HARBOR, Oct. 2 0 - R .
T. Varnadoa arts at hia h»m# hare
BRADENTON, Oct. 20-T h a
CLEARWATER—Tate’s
Auto yastefday •offering from infurias
In an autemobila accident on the thlily-tlxth annual convention of
Exchange opened for bujlpets at
atra Harbor-Tampa road whan th a Florida division.
United
6 » Park- Street.
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I* machin* collided with a car Daughters of th* t'onfedera*y, will
T A MI*A— Towns’s
American
driran by J. N. Naalon o f Jackson- conrana at tba pier auditorium
laundry ( V , rapid Used at 410,Till*. Varnadoa suffered a broken hrre this evening for a four-day
000, granted charter.
collar.bona and other injuries.
arts Ian.
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ford, Haminol* Countr. Florida. Ilia
nay of teytrmher A. II. INI.
LOST: Thursday, Oct. «. In Wat fl*t
IfKAL.)
son Islands, mala Walkar dug,
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I'lafli nf it* Clients
black sputa on body *rvj black and
Court.
tan face with white bushy UU.
Ur VI. 1. Ill tit III CK.
Deputy (Mark.
Also f, male lirer-spotted hound.
HAMt-FI. A R WILKINSON.
Each wearing collar with my Aollrllur for CnlppUlnaat.
name. flA.OO reward will ba paid
for Information leading to re
w oTioai t o cw sD D iTo aa.
court
o r c o u m r c iM u t,
covery of these dogs. Write or iwa
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LANEY’S DRUG StO R & -P rasrriptlona magatinas, fountain
saivlra. PHUMPT d a l I e a r la a.
Phone 101
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I***, sod s ll
aeraaaa pavlnd.
■ talme or a*memts sgstnat t a t f
re la le
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T du, snd *srh of you. srs bathby n,.i 1ft*.. » » l reum red fa pc*,
ten'
any
atalra*
siu p asMawga
which you. nr * llh *i of yoiL. w f f
bsv* a a it n « i ih * M itt* at l l a l t f
U AT MVIV dec•seed. m > *1 m m i.
nm* Cuunty, FforldsL, to the - UCft
J am O MMARIVN. I'n an iT ia d b E 06
S*nilnnl* fo u n tr . at his » {ltf* .‘ ln
th* I'nunty Courlhons* in Ranfort).
R*mlnol* t nuhty, Flo rid a , -sHlatsa
te « iv * months from the, data .k s f s .
Itated September le u A- U . J U L
KOT F. n y j f i t
E ie c u io r at- qte
Estate at * t ”
Ma MI V* STM66.
BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
boxes and general r*msnt work.
UF AI'FI.M'ATIO* Wi
Miracle Conrrete To, J. B. Tar- kOTItK
T a r iimhi) I'Wiiiott an cfti
wlllager, Ptop. 3rd. and Elnr.
are o r t m m . (i r v h u » t a
J.TKB o r T im
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10— Flowtrn and Flan la
Nolle* I* h*r»liy ■!•«». mat A
KXa NUEJI HAflROR. Trustff, p
rkas*r nf sesatha of Tax C»rtl
MISSIONARY S T R A W BERRY <si» Nn s i t daiw i ih* s is aay.
A U. ISIS, hsa flisa al
piants 63-GO thousand, Joe l>. Auauai.
r«M1flr* 1* In my offlr*. sa4‘ I
Smith, Orange City, Fla.
mill* applkailan la r t*a. AAe4
l**u* III a.rnrdaiirt Wllh l*W. If
JACKSONVILLE - ti r o u n d
brokrn (nr construction of large LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ea yoa*
o'd battery- >16 w . T in t M.
Sunday School building for Henricks Memorial Methodist Church. WANTED: Will do maiVt laundry
rhrap. Apply 408 Holly Ave.
South.
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4 t*trlteit
*mbrac** th * fallaw i
pray* My
etlawtad,
Htmiuui* enuntf. Flortds, t*.w it
Ij . i t. Silk l T r IS. T h e ToW|
nf Ainfnrt.
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TR* **iil t«o,i l»*ina
at I
dais nf ths iHiianca i.f*u*h*artl
rat* in til* namouf PNKNOWN. I
tax 4 **<t Will is .
IhP Sih Akw t«i
III).
rUI •ImhUrh.hM
W A N T E D 7 H en a
and Fry 7a.
Georgia Produce Company, 419
Sanford Avenue.
FRITZIE RITZDE
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H A L L O W E 'E N
ALM OST A
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FOR R E N tl Garaga Apartment.
Adulta only. 107 E. 6th. Street
I'hune '>52.
Mi*111I|lfils* (kDU
|*h*f jite.
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-Isr of HspHmhrr, l i d . In set
Hi* cirruli t’uarf In and far lh
FOB KENT; Six room house new ixil* i'ouatr. Flu,Id*. In Che if
* rrrlsln reuse therein peai
ly finished Inside. Corner 17lh. In
wherein, V. A. HCKKIl. was <
-St. and Opk Ave. Inquire 401 puinsni and J. H CLANK .
[flANi'ICW L C1.AIIK. si alt <
Magnolia Ave. Phona W.
drfendsnta. f, If. M WATliflN
M,,**ial Maslsr nf Mid t'uwrt,
•sld.lrscre* spp»lnl*d, shall t
lor *.11* and Htl nl puhlte ad
tha Court Hones la l i d
FOR SALE: complete household btfiCr
H*mlnol* Counts, Florlds. hall
furnishings. Inquire 916 W. Ih* teas! hour* of » l* . on Maa
Ih* t«* d»r of Novershar, 1
First St 1eat Phona 607.
lh* a*m* txln* a Hula Day-nf
('nun. lh* fuiluwlna .1*1*1
luoywrly allusl* in rtamlnola C
ly. F lo rid a , m .w li
FOR SALE: Nice young milk cow,
also hot water tank. Apply 2416
Palmetto Ave.
FOR KENT: Pool room with com
plete fixtures on Ninth Street,
nloced trade. Apply tUl Ninth HI.
PLAN YOUR PARTY
NO W .
FIVE KOOMR of beautiful furnitu n , Incladlag: 10 pleas Spanish
dining room suite 1 (tea place walnu) bedroom suite, beautiful semi
peit-hcd; *kh *r inn parlor fur
niture, A lio fltewart-Wnrner ra
dio, I tubes, cabinet style; rugs,
ate. 1019 Magnolia Are.
LKTJJS RELP YOU ’
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FAyttR CARDS, WITH]
ATTRACTIVE HOME In U L l l o i
condition, 3 bedroom*, 2 bath*,
dnuUa garage. Location Bap. Lapta. Price lig h t Term* easy. Colslough Us ally Co.
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iW S P A P E R
AN IN D EPEN D EN T
OCTO BER 19, 1931
SAN FO RD , FLORIDA,
| m t amphitheatre, ospiing M * J (
o f th* not»d of thto country a t e
Btorop*, present for th* pageantry
ewanme mo rating th# booqutoonfaanlal of lb* BatiW o f Yorktown.
B ut few of hi* void* kuatbod
upon prrr-nt day probiMUB, Only
aa ha cloaad did hr pirtora in
| n * t , brlaf atrokr* tha i d n M a of
l%p nation during tha £ * t otatury
Prom inent rcaidan U of th to
county togetbdf with c M c
leadera o f t i ^ ' O r N i f e , and
othar arU«lnln» counties will
tonight a d it them selves about
a x i s t p f U b le - s t th f Valdes
Hotel to officially w dcom s
Kart Lahmann to th is county
s a l to o ffer th eir united aupport.1In plant which he and
lMourns A t Passing
son Early Yesterday;
'hose Death Over Disability
Reports From
Session Of C
Indicate
Of Critical A
BEREAVED
(By T V tMartateO * !» ■ ( ’
aoemtity
• Tha p ite d tn t ip ohgoft tha haP -s “ it ha* attained a
o e n e v a . oet
i> ( A J “.)--A
Igwte ground into a hsttary af ampngst nattons." ha aaU, “by dotulrd **.••-mm l of the ’Manchamodora akn yh o M a Ha stood which no thought t m c o a n that nan crlsl* I- tepatted today fat(Continued an paga Pour)
surroatete by thraa aUca af g
■totsinr a tinted aaaiinn of t *
League of Nations couneil at
winch Prvntis* (illhart. Cm tad
Slater r-p rt-m lrtlra ttar p rr iftft
The Impimem-nt U noted. It la 1
WsrucJ from in ' suthotltStiC*
■uthotlutlea ’
toune, bnt), in the in llltar. rite a-1
tion in Manchuria »nd In th* mafv I
conciliatory sttit >irf« of th* Japaf ,
U p flla tg In th* agar future for
tK j 'watfore a n j prograao o f l^a
a stir* rouaty.
■ - •
*
• Official rap m an tatita* af tha
. Caunty, agrfevktotal. and deif af Utia community will jo ia
■r W f dMaOV Judicial haada,
eoon<T off)tAge a f O rtag* aad
i guOntlaa lg- tilbuta to tha
ryamanta a f Hr.. Lakataua ia
•fftofaOy bagi/ia os Franc la
r Mb*Mahon lead* tha din
a a*«g, followed b , JUv. L
wntoo’a aboit pvayvt.
m tb* diAaor. abort talks
ft) l>r I titlerI < ll.i*r
I Thf l#,r
v Wlson'e i'rr
innil I'Kgvnian
iSSi®
m*
n
Bo
tiNONiSHOULD
Officially Opens Five Militant Liberal Says
Week Relief Drive «•Political A ctiv ities
In Dramatic Speech * Warrant His Ouster
Operation o f r branch railruad '•
between Mukden and Mailing n - '
ported nadineil and thia if Jakctt
bo. at a aign that Man-huifa It '
letuming tu normal coAditlona,
Ih c rouneik ir alau viuouragcd by
newa that th, Japane.e had caa-
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**c li*M Hit fnmiU (hut hit work
»v*» finished mnt| ««'u rrt thn*«
n«nr to him that hr would m h si
leave I t vs.. r I«1 ihai- l«ep the h-ir
dm and Ual dil
><( ag** tn*l ill
ntoa on hi* devilled wlfr And «h 11
|
lie knew thst In- body v*es a
JB E E te
■ ■ ■ - laat thowinr infirmiti-i»« of id I i f )
Thomas A. Ktliton ih«». and that If on# or o n should rr
i#r m arriaje to thr grrut rover an dhvr • soon * mild ihuw
r in IHMl, h#d bern ih# «i gns of wrakov^s and inefficiency
ft Irivnd and intplialmn o( If he could not work effectively
* she loni; reioffnlitfd Ihir. lift fiarf n» further object; «u hi
fTaaped tha situation clearly aa he
ha*t always done and frarleasly
. anti shr was the* laat prepared to ilil.
Tf# immetllate cause of :cath
ivcogniied before Mr F<Jl*
aaa uremic r o**n,'in»f Thia wa*
pped into a coma.
th# result of nephritia which fir«l
became actively manifest at thr
. time of hia iHnr-** with pneumonic
two years ago lie alao had a
! dlatetic roiwllti m wrkh hatl teer
* present to a gieater «»r lews exten
j for 14 or 40 year*
For 20 years he had attacks of
acute pain in hi« aipmarh snd
, other symptona *#(f ga«lru ulcer
i Ilia blood yres«uie had alwa>* re*
niainni normal ►>»r a turn of N4
ysara hit blorel v*t»ela vhowesi re
m irkthly little change, and M«
heart was VEctpti itsily strong
Ilia pub# b aa slightly irregular.
;;q ttC A C o . Oct iB.- ( A .r ,i -> h * l OiU nlVrf 'riu a# !
any
A1 C n m i 'i U -yrar c a r.e r aa ho**
* J CSnago gangdom ha* been
marked for the flrnt time by con
viction on a penitentiary offena*.
. - I I * face. A maximum «enUncr
•n.l
o f 17 jrtart imprisonment
voa totaling fSO.OOO for fatlui
pay income tasea on profit
_
from liquor, gamhling, vice an ti rd an unusual kne
othar umtorworld enterprUe*. Mo- di-rstnmllng of phj
tion* on the v«rdlct will l>* heard. i*«ry and of pharm
Tuesday by Federal Judge Wither- familiar with th*
eon, altd Capon* may he aentenced drug* and tb *lr c
at that time.
ties. During his la
A tiorm ya aaid ytstrrday that alifMly anemic ar
long legal argument, nr* piolwbl* vl**bl* for him to I
over the verdict against the gang dervtno.. That th* i
hl*f, l*tu rnrl| Saturday night by 'n'n olbvr aalts of
a federal couit jury, on five of Jlffb u lt of a-alml
13 counts In two
lndictm«nU doulle .a lt, Iron
rhanftpg Mm wllh attempting to ratH. which had b,
■ h M l l . United Stater governlie had thurmu
m«nt.
ati-mrch condition.
Tha other two cninta charg* h »! termination of th,
failed to fit* an income las repott formed during dl
'or tb * year. I9M and 1925, and perlmcnted wllh ■!
•past week •he had wain*
a constant vigil at th*j
J 2-Year Crime Career
Marked By 1st Con
viction On Saturday
’ .-Among tha guaata from Orange
kmit aw :
cocnty a ho w t t V
EoUwood,
VfBBam Wwaite'
larrarr preaLUnt ot
count* ckaynbu* bf «
C
Orange
ia officu during th* i nagMrce, and
b u yaars Mr.
ctutary; B. H. gUOBtjr cotn-
algkt
year*
Oran#* .coanly
,1J fa k fo r J. Orratory of tb*
End Cornea Peacefully
With Hia Wife Near*
Private Funeral Td
Be Held Wednesday
i
W E S T O R A N G E. O ct. 191
i — ( A . 1M— Thom as A. E d U o a
In death received today thit
homage of million* for whonf
he made life m ore com fort
able as thousands of t«lf»
NKW Yt»Kk O-I t’.» (A V )
When I h«‘n». - A F.iltvnn real
»I«sl thtol h ■*
•"*' l'li**.f rv<- \y}T)
vk%« imi'M’ aHr hr lid nt»i h liS ti
‘
n*re eoreimmnt hafar* the rftuie I
FO R TR ESS 1I0N I10E , Va.. Oc*.
'ATLANTA. Oo..
Oct.. 1 3 IS.— (A. P .)—A dramatic r ill for (A- f - l -Mayor Jam ** K«y of At- j
natloa aid* rnntrikatioa* to ItcaJ
Joblcta fund* to tho end that iaata. apeaklng y**t«rday to a
“thor* b« no hunger or cold Bible cla*a In a downtiwn theater, ' laboratlon today remaina-l a block
agiongat our p* iplr’' wa* aent to aaM that Rlabop Jame* Cannon, | (a tb* way of league of Nition* ef
tSe eouatrj^liTat night by Pr*ald*nt ‘J r ., of th* Mathodlat Kpla-opnl f jrta to raatore peaceable relation*
between Chinee* and Japanese In
Church, South ought to b* *kickru
Manchuria.
Pleading for a spirit of frater out* of office for hit political ar
Japan again protaated against
nity, a closer human relationship,
UMUea.
American participation In dlacuaamong Americana, th# praiitont
“I do not know that h* 1* guilty
voiced a hjpe that by Thankiglvlag day sufficient fwada will haw* of violating tb* corrupt practice*
b**o
raised
in
comm uni lea act, aa charged ia a frdoral Imlir:throughout Ota country to allow mont,” aaid th* mayor. “Hut thin
<arh to any “wa aro our brother's I do know: Haro waa tb* blahop
« f . a great church engaged In
k*epar.”
Ifgyvrr (poke froth tha raaklcnco handling corruption monag of a
bar* of Brig. Can. Stantor Bnibiek. political part, in th* natty, dirty plain to hi* colleavoe* at U*neva
comaundant of tbs'post. H it words bualneaa of ward politic*.'’
■i Th* mayor, wha iwoently wm* today.
wwW broadcast aatioo-wld*.
Th* L'nlted Ktat.a stand* to
- Brought ashore U a small bowl •nated a* U *ch *r of a Bible r la it help Ineok* the .Kellogg Brlind
a
*
Uraeo
Methodist
Church
her*
I t itn tb* battleship .Arkansas,
bociuao ba rritielaad ptohibijon, ,ntl-w ar pact to avert warfare I*
•hicit to Carrying Mm U tb * Yorhtie troubled tone
lal relebtatlon. (a now Uaeha-r of a ooiwdonomteo
T b* Japan*** a iv*ram *ai. me*n-.
BSM S *lao*.
.
^ e ^ V w w a m t o . r o w J will- f t T N l4 s U h V » ' OSSPWV who ( ,
,ry ate a t e * aMm semi* M th* h e r* attending t h * 't u S M i l d r " "
udy In tU-Stobtok kom*. Thor*,' ferenco of UcthodlaU, “»•*** • *» «
stabdlng I«f*r» n mlcroph me, he to my rlty and want af»*r m*-H
(twined officially. tho five weeks
I t* also assailed Dw C U r m d»lv* at bia amergetwy ihltof com- Tru * Wllaon of th*#oard of ton
mltteo to aid th# gUtharlng of com- p«rancp, pr<hlbllloa,' and • puMi*moral* of th* M .tbodbt Kpiscupnl
mimlty ftind#..•^No governmental actim, do C bunh who, ha said, “Rbea*tl> d*.
rcopomto doctriiva, no economic no*oced a* traitors to ll)* lom ui)
plait or project." ho sold, “tan ra and th* ronatitutlM , aaid aa |<-r
pine* that Cod-impaote raspooal- Juror* and imp* of h*U," lb* n>*»
hlllty of Individual naan a te woman o f the American Legion who ruled :
In favor of prohibition referendum
to th«lr neighbors.”
“ Did you *v *r W r of anything
(mmedlataly afU r kls ad-Jr***,
no bigded, *0 narrow a* tha ’ V
the mayor ihoutod. T h*r* wa* npplana*..
go to Yorktowa. usriy Monday
He aaid’ Blahop Cannon “ »<tm* known It* opposition to American
(Contlnute On P*ao -Fl»«)
where 20 or morU M S al craft will time ago want lafora the gen. ral
salut* tb* presldrat aa kg prepare* ronferenca o f th * thurrh charge,!
to land. H* will M jU r to tb* *«a- with Ixiag a patent of a bucket I r i s h C a t h o U c s W a r n e ^
qulcentennljl gruurvd* ka.apMk In •hop. II* tamo b«for* the conA g a in st C om m u n U p i
lh« forenoon.
fere nee and *ri*4 and aaid he we*
H o o rn kro*dcn*t kla doc trim of guilty. Ha waa forgiven. All
DUBLIN, Ireland. Oct. 19. —
eoaiaumlly rather than f*d«r I aid good Method lata ar* ready to for
In opmhig th* national dries tram g lr*. but bar* la whera thay made I A .P.)— A warning agalnat a
“(lommunUt/RopJbl'.ean terrorist
a -mUtaka.
“ If 1 war# B banker and on* <>l manaca" « U read y*'t*vd*y to
m y.roakltr* .cam * to mo and aaid all nt tho Catholic Churvbc* uf
n* atala mon*y. bpt wantad to b« Ireland.
forgiven, | would forgive him all
Wllh tb* f*v*m m «nt »U*mpii<»i
right, bnt I wouldn't rut him bock -to auppruaa political terror'.,m by
whom ba cou lj gat raira money th* tvowly-**forc*d pull'.* »*f*t:
lla woukl b a r* to stop oown and kin. nUthllahlng drsalic regul*;
out. That1* what ahoold hava tion* aJawMt tantamouat to Mar
bapr*t**d ln this taa*.
.
tial taw, tb * Primal* Cardinal Me
; “ Niw U * a ta t tha kUhop gam r t i t y , thru* nrck-bishop# a te ♦*
‘ kind with to in fadaral prlaon. The l.iahops af In lan d jo in *! to stog
btsbop waata tho prihtbiitou tow big a pastoral letter to lb* Catboibaared t ia tboaa who driak will tic fankfitl. aalortiiig *.bm I*
bo guilty with thoa* oho aoll or
aid In baiting rabslllMs tbioal*
laaakn liquor. B ut you don't hoat
Mm going around wanting U against tb* ng im * of Pnt<d*nt
William T. Coagrava.
“Th«i* U la operation a society
gf militarist character
wh<w«
avowed ohject to t# overthrow thy
•tato ky fort* uf anru,” th* totU t said, t a w
la aru .ther.trgnaItalian railed Soor Lit*, v
eommoniat orgaalsstioo,
which
alma to mokllia* woikara snfarm«ra b«kind a ravoiuttooarp
movement sod Sat ap a cotaMun
tolir statu."
Thu tottor aakud Catholtou to
uppnts communism.
“ Iri-h k*y#,“ )t told, “you can
not bo Catkolk aad rumnualsL
On* stands- fog ChrisL Thu other
stand* for anttoChsisL N«i‘Ju g can
Vhorar.
hr » tanUUra program tho
HAND STILLED
YOR K EY SA YS
K IC K E D O U T
U M B ER 237
F iv e l cn ls A C * fJ
B
l noma, A. L-ilaofi, termed tn*
'g rrate.t man alnco the world
l-egaa'*. who** death early Sunday
.iioming plunged the world which
he benefited o often Into deepeal
gloom, and bcwghl tcl*gT*m* of
gtief and conaolation from every
orner nf the glob*
a personal friend and ai tha h*Cdof g aortowim nation, hut th* a r-
on
i n T certain. Meanwhile Henry Font
A n r , and Harvay Flreatona. th* *toe‘ * . . t.lral WIrani’, cronl.a of y**ra»
C A W latn n d ln g . hurtled her* to griae^
0 1 / l l with th* sorrowing family.
i
m M im
m n im
Thomas A. Edison dl#4
pear af ally before dawn y**««rdbt
>t l)l#, hilUt>p e, u l0 «^«ra
e » t O f labored tn give light,
! -e a n a recreation to millions.
I • L It it
b*.
* o tk
.
M-yaar-old invrnlcr, phs
i
;
I lay d**p In a coma at ‘h* »nd, did
plajad In hi, cumptoUiy«eovvry tgsa >*rV
>
darn life. I ..rofcabto.
*■
i • •-f**
» over hi.
, lu wife and «l\ rhl'd-en. cloy*
by leader*. in ntt,nd*BC* during tb* U*»
t all parte ' a|
uf lh, , x w„ k , .leknata.
lh' " V * V had been told by Kdl.utl that bis
limed Kd j
h
fiaUhcd He would rttM
1 mr" °Ur , r le.ee the world, h* aaM. than
. .. u burden thtm wllh th# ilis#bllltl4»
j h' ‘ * Of age and Ulna.-.
.»
" ,„ T
In the qulat of the aotly morn
*
'. Ing on th* Ll*w*llyn pork aaU ta
. .
a formal notice of Edison'* p**»-
p - 'J r . In ln* w»* hnyuglil to Ilkwspapamdn
n *
Je'utnr. I , rt* n‘ o t ThOma. A. hdlaoh Imnly *> tine '-•iatrlpa, Jll*.
.
null .n has j ?*'•• and wlntSIjr *» vkatl, Wa sh
nal filand.' walked down a tree t|,*-l path
Pangborn, HerndonAt
Of Long Flight
“It simelimr* ha* teen aaid,'
Ford onty'declared, "that wu liva
(Canlinurd «W paga lla)
South Trembles As
Wintry Blasts Are
Felt In Entire Area
thia ia a difficult quaation to 4(to
twtr i tea us* of tha wblMprUil
mlsundsnUadlng of what his bA*
liafs actually. wort. Mr. CdiaUd
cannot bu aaid to kata chaagud
viawa attrlhUtod t* him which kb
aavur held. , .
“Ha ntefr waa «an albaist
Though b« sub*crlb*d to no am
ATIANTA. Oat. 1#.—(A .P .)—
The South was chilly whan it w*nt
to bed laat night and cold whan It
arosu today as wlntar sent a fore
warning that It I* coming down w,
stay awhile, l hartou* it ported tb
tow last night; Knmrllly shlrtrsd • h o # * . * * * no an* who know
With the I am* low, a n j Atlanta
wa* uncomfmtabi* u ltB ' t 42;
Memphis, with a 41, uao to <!#•
yrves cooler than New Orleanj.
Flnrids repott-d seasonobl* weathMr*. Mary S B . II rnduo. a Jwid
you. for tha aaada reason, ho a* of Igos thoa a ' **u k 1 when Uw
rr rungtne fmm Ml at f b u t M l s
oaaiUory af cimi—niim."
.
flight ataited. Th* utkay waa Mr*.
to 71 at MiamL Tba MoiUveost had
Th* tottor dfraotml priest* to Dtoan Bonittoian. moth#* ef Hern dislike for watua It wa* I r s q m l - •now (lunws. aad BoM te bad a
ly
flavorud
wttk
poppannlat
or
do their almost to keep Irish
tow of to.
*omo other olmpto o itrsrt. la aryouth* fro** Jofalag secret (oclfbe dawn of Ju ly 1
jc r U m a h a H a r a r a paloabto. .
J le t* th * ship ai
•IrjMtoutitur*.
Hotoa Halro Uvlnson
I fa r n pouai. a r group
r an AaMMtlcan op-
•
anl
J
FLOYD BF.NNKTT
FIELD.
OcL IB —(A.P.)—C’lydr Panglxun i
snd Hugh Htnulon, Jr., first airptona pitot* to maka a nonstop
night act oar th* Pacific ocean,
•otapUtt) U>* last alau* of their
round th* world jouilvy yeater
day.
While thousands charred. th«ir
monoplane flaw out of tb* * « ' |
and land*! on th* tarn* runway
ftom which It started wlth'Ua nos*
point*,! eastward *'J days ago.
. Mltfoi tunes of a groat variety,
from a smaahvd wlag U> proa, ra
tion in Japan, held them up ,|urIng, the two and a half month v
a t e forced them to abondun that- }
hop* af savaahlng tho Post-Catty
rwaad th* aorli recoid, but both .
'Jw-flier* wor* broad g-ln* ahan
thug ateppad from tho plan*.
Aa th# flight tamo to an *nd
w|tb yautaday'a *h«it hop from
Mow Caotlr, D*L. two woman
broke th rough polk* linn and inn
toward th* monoplan*. Oo* waa
a
IK
flVk r‘v»l »h»‘ ''■» of Pr,n,'tr
' l i l / O |^val of France, made plana
NEW YORK. Oaf. I B — Eiloor Rvlfk, tte-atolal
wired a spiolnod kauh yf
whan sho fall to Uui
apron In Ront of t t o ( f t
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3 a A JI
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n
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rn
\ m w V i r r A 1 * I 7
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l V i V f l
v in o hi |ut ikvMi' yard* «rr
right guard, »nj (Ira mura la tha
l » , f l-te.-s. b*«f*|d was penill " 1 " " ir>al rk y . *16 yard, lor
>'■•«"> •»- of 1 th* Honda o*
R'"W» *R*ln U latr tha ef-|
E * 1
tnul'-r. 0.1: irn fp t Ilia yard* at
P P
r- **
»«t C r * more
W V I I al rrntc, mid *t wa: fourth down,
.
l i l t , rn Vin -cat p.nted 23 yard-.
'
'
--------**"• ba'i M n g downed on Ik#
(Mham %»** *topp*<l for no gain f 'r i r r 'J~ j » r I llna.
at renter. MeCtcll.ad fum .tad a t '
•'» 'umbkd, «n.| ratwrared
.enter, and Hud**?. 0 <o« . re- ' \ nu »»'"•
covered on Ha 45 , .r d line.
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J ’ r,i w" ' -t 'PpH, no gain a t ranKarr gat t « ° j . r d . .» r l jh t rJerd . , r. .s.:„h u ,y .n takrd thr-ugl.
Salisbury one, a n . place. Knll.nt r,.nt„ r fnr
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a .t two at center.'am i tha ball
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w a. on the Sanfard 40 yard line.
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p^war *
tu yard line. Knight fumbled hut
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Heater recovered for Hanford .... ,l " V rH
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■ha 2d raid llna. V inc.nl went ),,r,U - M ’* * r,b wa. stopp,-! for
around right m .l for nine yard.
‘f3ln ’ *
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Mrl uci* n | In Kennedy, Kanner, * ,n t
*° Hanford on tli-i
Dlaht-n, Vance). Varner, and 0 ,0 ,0 »M »*»d Hn«- Stanley and
Young, a brand new lino, moat 1 " u<r''-' mine In for Hanford
*•. t.em tnird stringer* Vincent,' Vincent «**p t around right end
ynt flee yard* at right end, hut f,,r •got »e»*n more
fumbled, and Hnwird rrrovvred * l l* ,t
ii'iard, and Mrt'.el'and
fur Orue* on Sanford’* 43 yard mud* it a flral down with tie*
Hn*.
yard" ..ff right g janl. Odha... got
Itollin* g.| three at rlgnt end, r.ln# yan'. In two trtee at renand m e n more, to make it a (
and M-Clellaml nude it niillrat down on the Sanford 33 yirrl other firat down with there it
line Salisbury go! three off right|renter The hall waa on tbr If
illsb u rj ()rr«|
laekle. A pa««, Rollins
Rolling to SHallabury
' >er.| Iline, Udhant hit renter for
\*aa 1Incomplete.
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”H iwarrl* w a *!!,
* Vlnrrnt went off left guard
flopped at ranter hy Varner. fo r ». and Odham loat alg yard.
Howard punted over the goal liaa, gt |r f l en,|. Courier threw an a
rut noth team , ware ofTalda. On J3 ri,
lo, , toufhdown. thro*
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i ‘ •) With kl* mcond and th lrj string
- team* hardly balng eitm deil and
i With some of them
showing
-. enough abUlty to inaur* them *
E Pf2 e* or th* firat atrlug elavap,
Coacb lconard Mrl.uraa’ H-.mlnoh" I I l o t grlddeia acortil an raay Id
t<b 0 victory over th* (k-uce
l«h
ou tfit yaater-lay afternoon In a
hanafit gam* which fallrd to draw
t k attendance eiparted.
Employing nothing but alralght
llM play. ml tskmif to thv sir
•*. bOt thru* or fo-ir lime*, M cLur*.
man uarnad thalr third victory of
” t‘it'*# a*o n In good ityla, gl.ln g
Ik .
acb plenty of opportunities
’ to (tody the work of several of
S Ida younger lineman a n j back*.
iRIDXSA'
L O S E 2 2 -2 G A M E TO B E A S S E S S E D
TO ORLANDOAItS 13*/* M 1 U S IN 1 9 3 2
Local* Unable T o C et New FlgnrelaSHghtly
Hits Off Aee Hnrler. Higher Thanli)1931;
Of Blackwood Nine! 3.6 Mills For Bonds
ny K. H. CULL17M
OELAND. Oct. IT. —Ordlnan-r
Tha Biaelwood CUanart dl«- rn tln g tht t u Very fo r d ty t u t .
roonil ball team' of Orlando car- at I I S . mill* wna yaaaa d imanltilaly g"t m in t # laat night for moualy by DaLagd' d ty ciwnmlathe .even former (fkfegti handed •'»"•«' “» ‘ hafr U-ponthly •**them >> t l * Sanford' g irl. b y , ‘ ,on U m n l,b t.
1 meaaura prodded H.7-mllla Tor
trouncing the
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general goeernnienti 2 4 mlUi for
teem hy th ' t ip heaTy ac ira of T1 •>n< ami In U fe lt;. J m ilk for
to 2 In a nt*ie inning Affray, r*
jtiTiciiy and .4 ntlla far hogpiUL
.Dm Jbiwell pitched .Hho firat
Th mlHigv la aipactad tb meat
all Inning- for Iha tlggly-W Igg l x budget of 224.-UM, dirtied
a
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team and r--t hy tha P ra t . Inning umong the rarioat lapartmenL* v f
of ally, reil'ing tM firat . three the city government aa follow .;
plant mgJtlag ON
t-at'.ara til fare t r f to gfnwnd out. d ibt tare ice, SM .I40; g an ajil gtreIT N E fT D R n T 'W ' C/~-t*ft fo rightr Miaa M arjork Maltky af equipment, atuInU
I|nw$»vei. the I bland) gfyia itarlml ••irment, S34.I3S; departirrint of
for tk* apatf-egf«
on her in tha »e*vad.(aad, what rmanei, $9,000; department af Com lag, N. Y .; Mka Karp Louiag AckUy of Rahway, N. t~. and H k* —-rttuarin* B\ar.
France*
John,
too#
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Plttihairgh,'
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a
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at.
tha
a
canal
boraa
show
her*
they dltt t» her offggigga '.wai a ~-.vi.-e, ||h,41l; department a f
ahame tin the other . h«)M. Dot nfety, $29,77$; water depfrrtmant,
waa very liberal wUh frw i parle* 114,12ft; parka aid playground.,
to firat bear, walking « *r*n ( *e#r> * 19 27V; library, ftAJlhO; hoaaital.
walk waa /mul for a aaorm Jewel j fl ooo; puWlelty, $ l l > 7 a ,
Ar
Mlmhew went m t. th * bo * *ml
0f tlo 0 o far the
pitched the 7*h and nth • Intllng.i hr a pi la I |( t |a(, incluled'ln th* «*•
>n) although ah* only allowed two timata. Of thl* amount, $1$7^92
hlta, she walked 4, and a l l runs i« to ba ial»*d by taxation, antici
came oeer In thcao two frame*. pated revenue# being $M,000.
Dot I’owell went back Into th* b o *1
1-aat yaar'a aaaaaamant waa I I
In the final Inning and held ‘Or* J
mills, th* new mtOago ikowlng an
]i mlu t> on* run In thia toning.
iacrtaa* of I S . Whan the bulgat
Connie Taylor wa* In tha box waa adoptad. It waa ballsvwl that
h \ n ,« PUB'; **•; b* n
•“I l"K •"""•ar for tha a g tr . point,
of bound, on the Sanford IS-y .td
d h
fk.nfor.t ft. fnr th* Orlando team and held the
tha levy would b* IS mill*, but
lucala tu five Hta, I oral far twi the luyrsr mlllagc waa mad* pos
run.. In addition to ifood pitch-- sible th lough a refunding pkn,
tng, th* entire Orlando team I report of which waa presented
played a go el game In th * flald.l laat night by Mayor Earl W,
In fait they put up a much hatter! Brown and City Auditor Grant
exhibition lhan they have , arer Bly.
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put up heretofore. Thera war*
They a ta ta j that aucetaafol ararerial new face* In thalr lineup
taugamanla had bean mad* with
laat night which ha* materially
BrafirH-MWdl.boff a nd Brounatrenatlanrd their team, anil from
Crumtugr.-the two tgm4lkoua*a
th* manner they played la«( night
holding the keu* of fttULMO im
they run 1*1 give an> girl team In
provement bond* of th* city, a k IA
tlm elate a run for their money,
bwu • has already bean redueeil to 1
Mayo w it the hatting star f r
half tho .’original amount. A rroa-j
Orlando, getting four hit* nut of
mant waa mad* with the*# fit me
a ll tripe tu the plat*.
whereby th* $22,000 bond* matur
Koa Hanford Halil* Raburn wa* ing In 1932 and 1933 should be
tho only player who waa able t» extended foe fiv* year*, thue ma
n-nnecl fnr more than one hit, in ring |n 1037 and •1938, at th *
MONDAY NIGHT, October 19th, the Home 0 » t will
Halil* getting tun out nf four , present rat# of Intaraat. 4 tk *r
* v*r. f vr . M
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time* up.
I botida nf tho Mun* iaaus m atutla*
b€ put out juft a little earlier than ettitoinanr *%
v and
Aldi ill waa the fielding etar In 1934. 1935 and 1932 retaining
thalr original aiaturity -data*.
the Alarm Clock will be wound Jugt
tighter
O •>n*
Lord
Carltnilen
/ lu lcn
Jernlgan
Brown
Klewallyn
Smith
HalUhury
Howard
Rnlllne
Karr
than usual—
WATER SPEEDER
might lie mentioned that at least'
" I f rtm* made' t.jJ Orta hats t$ft$ th#
dliset result uf Iho crowd ovor-i
fluwlug abort right ffhM, pewit
venting Miaa Abbott to roa--h th *
tall, nr lu get t i th# ball in lim e
to retire th* runner*. * *^
11 hllc tha Hanford g irk Buf
fered a heitry defeat, It must ba
ranrrmhered that thl* team b
mad# up of ih# younger gtrk, aarl
while they mad* g creditable
showing on th* defensive, hand
ling .th alr ooiltl iru eitrem aly'
wall (a tha field, they wot* clearly
outclassed laat night hy a much
more aepartcoeed team.
fn passing, It might b* mawHoned (hat th* Company D man*
lelm , who went I f Do Land last
Rivar Trap* porta ttfai.
Company
Uanr of H at city in it gftmo, wore'
sent hack horn* on tka short and
of a 24 lo 3 s;*v*. (-{
Cltgcel g| Clamaoa 0.
Oo Monday night Dfth Al.lan’a
H A V A N A -A new and .striking
Penn 7; Upper (own 0.
Baar Cat’* toys.w arn will play
Bii inlnghrm-Sou them 7 ; Mkcam era atudy at O ir Waod, laT
b*
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Light
A*
Power
team.
liaaippi College 0.
ttrwaUanalty aottd malar boat daOn Tuesday night Ckaea gad
M agnnlk Aggie* 0 ; Arkema* Company D book up.
signer aad m a r , wb* raeaaUy
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taUlUahad * ngw world meant
Csllega of Oaarka O; Duacbita
* d r h l a g k U A m e ric a X a to m
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in I N m U g * p e r h o u r.
Undo 0.
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Newberry II. Krsklno IS.^
>tt Nau Port Rlehay 0 : Wt’jatar
Mara If 1U 0; Kulharford College 0
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At Wauchul* 2d; Sarasota X
W. a Ik freshman S3) Roanoke
At Fort Myar* 8; F lirid a MUiUry f r i e n d l ;
Collage reserve* 0,
Inatltuie (Halnas C ity) 20.
I-ou Irian* Col lag* 7| LiulsUna Al Wildwood 37: DunitgUoa 7.
Btata Normal I t .
A t Float City 13; Calnoarill* X
Central 0; York I*.
A t High Rpriaga i ; CWafUad X
Culver-Hliaklon t ; Cartbag* IX At W tllM oa I I ; Cmaa CRy IX
rtavk and Elkin* M l «t. Jehaa \I (lagaMdlo. Nil NfUlaa t>#04
Al n .« iw a te r 30; Winter R a m
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T u k a U. 14; Oaargo Washing Al tA rtB l l T u ip «
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ton V. T.
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departure for tlte START of the 87th Anitiver*«ry. Sale of the’ Y'owell-Drew Cb., Orlando.
— ASTUTE
YOWELL-DREW
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Ilower,| punud ' from hi* goal, yard line. Edwirda fumbled and
lao to Knight who waa downed In ! Rmlth rocuvarad on th* ftO-yanl
,|* traaka on th* Ocoa* 33 yard lino.
la*. McClelland got a y s r d jm t
Lyle* went off right guard far
lanfard ws* p#nallao<l flva far be- XI yards, Un first dowa on
ia ff.ld *. William* «•» • r»rd *1 another tautMowu drive. Un a
; gait- MtCkllaad got two at sLrlUi play, ka lo t IS yards, aad
H tad. Odham replaced Knight
a touchdown. A past, Lyka to
right hdlC Odham fumbled a Ur*tar. wa* ImsaiplaU and th#
r. pgaa, Hudson reeorarlng for
reor* waa Kan lord 19, Ocoee a *
O g b U f tr p * 7. L a y .I * I X
■a* oa Uw Oaett 40 yard Uaa.
C e n tr a C o lle g e (D a n v ille . K y .)
W ar* Idrktd off 90 yard. U
Rgpatd* hit right tack k to t Hailing ton wk* fuiuxiwd th# ba’I • l F a n v g r V. X
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w yard*. W ar* aUppod Karr fo*
B w a rtk m o g g 7 ; H a g k U s 24.
ill? yard I__
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aasl Ike
I Km llUArttr
luaa.
and
quarter IV ‘ y an k to tka Otooa 4ft yard
H e o r g ia 21* 1# C a l k g * f a r Maw
llna. On a fako k te ra l jauca, HoarMar*. Saafard •, 0 « w . 0.
t 0 ^ r L a , 0 *L Ytr—
art] lust tkra* yard* a t loft and. 13; U a lv w n liy # C M ia m i I X
(A.P.)—Quiet raigasd aw E tw h lRacoad quarter,
U . a f D a U io t 1 | M a r g u e U e , X
Hollin* waa alappod. no gala, a l
kail wa* put late play on
M a rrw r 4 ; J .k u C a m l l • ( t k ) .
eaatar. A yaa* Edward* t» Saliabury wg* Ineamptata. Howard
Oagrg ataua 0 ; Duquaaa* o ( t k ) .
Ian. BalkVary got *»« p ated from kb *0 y»rd Had, tin
D aytea V. 7. Weak VUr$taU
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all
being
blocked,
hat
roeoramd
right teakl*. Karr la t a
W oakyawa IX
rater, aad Edward* mat* by Railing on th# SS yard Una.
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HWH M K O O L
McLuce* sent la VliWaat, Odn t dowa with Nut yaHa
A l BL Aogaillaa N i New t a n N A . .
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•j 39 yard Wax .
A t F ilm l«*»h I ; F a rt Laader
dak IX
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A l tAkaland •; BL F m * n k ir « M l
At RUrba t t ; Fam indlaa X
A t U r * 0»k> Ruwaaaaa Utah M )
Louisiina Quiet After
Three Turbulent Deyg
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scoured tha marts of tha world for tha baatJ^uxrhandlaa of tha Yowall-Drew quality antf '^ b a
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dard . . and atyle rightnaa* . . to ba acid at da
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Football Reaulta
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hart
— A L W A Y S a n e p o c h a l d a y In O r la n d o .
th is
y e a r m o r * H iftto rip d th a n # y tr b e c a u s e o f th *
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utatandlng. RARGAIN8 .which doar.pld .dtpiNr
sicm had made poadblx
- A T LEAST for tho dngatloa Of I
value featira) Central PVarfrUwill i
-Happy Days'* . . (Mid soma prop!
bg who say that 9 A. M. Oetobgr
mark tha downfall of old-down-loth a t Cgntral FJorklUna h a rt
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DICKINSON
SEVERING HWORB
4b* that, sieept. vicariously,
■sew not lova’a earthly whola
Waste iwtft btada afoot# pcacart
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“ Thomae Edition U dead” , a ttofl*Artd •hMdlloe* hav*
Announced today. A thoun*®i adttorfal*'h*T« Jfc tn w ritten
for daya in anticipation of Ike smidew end wHNEhUrntrong
heart haa for ao long delayed. Million* of worda will be Deed
in preaa and pulpit eulogizing thia man whose paaalng haa
been momentarily expected for week* but whoa* death early
yeaterday haa cast over the country a feeling of aadneas
and gloom which hadn’t seen its equal In many year*. In
the,mind of not a single person is there the al^ght^st doobt
that the greatest man. of the modem era la no more.
Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity, biit it re
mained for Thomaa Edison to show the world how to uae
I t Hla Innumerable Invent Iona have done m ot* for the com
fort of humanity and the progress of civilization than any
thin# else which haa happened In almost two thousand
yeara. Edison did not invent the printing preaa, but It is
difficult to coocelve of a modern press which does not uae
the electrical power which Edison made avaUatric. The same
thing might be said of countless other machines and daVicaa In common use today.
W hat place will be accorded Edison In history? Will
ha rank with the greatest warriors of the century, with
Foch. Jlalg, aqd Pershing? Will he compare with our fore
moat statesmen, with Hoover. MacDonald, Laval? Or our
musicians, Kreiaier. Paderewski, Spalding? When these and
many other* wlg>.today eeera great and occupy an important
place In-the course o f human events, have long since been
forgotten, the name of Thomas Edison will still be fresh
In the minds of .everyone aa the greatest Inventor of all
lima,-the n a n who turned night Into day.
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The ffStbar of har aoul.
newspaper* Way be read far the'
that Uwr eapUM, the adfarUsemcala which tkay tarry ara
aot doaely erruttwited tad carry
na mart ap««al thaa similar matulna advertisingP«te« in 'order th at » way t f ?
infbywed as te wfcat th**« larger
com^rtl tort!' are datag. It Mikas,
rmpskntly fwaraua display adbeHttetwenta of toms product that
A dMHketN tacagy m palates.
At tW bottom a t »>»u admtiaaiwatita appeara the i)*ma of tha
Jilhrtm lBr da*Ur In’ bold typa.
L’rdrrnaath will be found tba »igdatarea of falatka and otbar dsalara id a number of Wafa. For on*
thing. It getUtla. hi* bosiaaaa sad
mskaa it 'appasr arail! and laalg.
nifkaaS- inisomparleea with hla big
Tourist Opportunities
The Herald is in receipt of a letter from one of it# adertialng agendas with headquarters In New York in which
htnundalion seem* Ilka thla,
i propoel^an Js submitted which should prove Immensely
Meiaetabaring Emllyi
ntereeting to, Sanford dvlc leaders, particularly to those
It hat too'much of Armlstka,
rho caa. in-this (locality the possibilities of a winter resort,
Tap little victory.
Basing
development on fruit and vegetable
lasing raoet
moat ,,(rf
.fff lts develop®
SECRET
[rowlDC*
rowing, with their kindred iindustries, Hanford haa bad
ittle opportunity to commercialize its tourist attractions.
Whet Ifri* length of dying,
jlpri torturing than danlh.
F'or this reaaon it may have n decided advantage over other
l e t tba furprUlng legacy
sections),at(least frith a certain class.
Altar IK# anded. braathl
“A banker downtown Who has been able on occasions
to do ua some good turns", our agency writes, ‘Ts anxious
’ AUTOGRAPH
to find a place In Florida or South Carolina or Georgia or
■*r promlasory poama
Louisiana where he can get some quail shooting with a litAf* rrlip aa bank notaa b«;
a fishing thrown In on the side. What he doean’t want la
And ell authantkally lodoraad
a resort. J l a doesn’t want to go any place, where he haa to
Te Immortality.
dress for dlnnar. Ideally, what he would like to have Is
' — tu b a l Flaka Csnaat.
some very small club, or very small quiet hotel where the
food ia good ifld everything in nice and clean and where
> jmarn
w»p«pwr
n iim iu ri
there a rin ’t many people around. The quail ahooting Is the
bitted “Chicago electrocute* four
b*ngat*n," Will Rogara naively
retoarH : "Thalr llmoualna must
k*v#. grossed a llvs wire.
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Fa lse
a r m is t ic e
• Sanford Herald won't»r« It the
tmprraa Euganla hata will reduce
th* overhead. Don't know, but thay
Ibak ilka an ordinary darky *
bona had blttan In front.—Tlmat
805 First Naliogal )•
Bank BuiMlng
Sanford Drug
.* “The RexaH fllore”
1st at Foot of Magnolia
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Phone S U -
Randall Electric
1 Company
AWNINGS
“ We are a t «U U to W .g M
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PRINTIN&
ELECTRIC SHOP
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Herald PdntlUir to .
Electrical Wiring and
Bepalrlng
Printing * f di*UnrilM <ak
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FLORIST
RADIOS
The Florist
GENCY
Cut Flowers — Plants
A slot machine drive in Orlando
netted seventy.two machine* In
Ia*a than on* hour's tlrpa. Aa wa
havo nutlcad Lhasa slat machine
«*mpa|gn* In first opa part of th*
stat* and than another, wa have
r*p*»t*Jly wondered what baoinaa
of gll the machine* that at*
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
Owners of automobiles in Mi
ami and Dad* rounly ara organlard in a movement which sterna
(a be general aver tha B t*t* to
contest in tha courts tha conatllutlenality of th* mw Jaw which
Impoaaa an additional license t u the auperlntendent of lb* A. C. U
span ike private owners of aute- railway her*. U hnvim a nice
mokllaa.
eigbi-raom bou*o arreted u
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on. Third
A party *i Carmans who rapro Street, near French Avenue. Outlent about fifty famill** who art tractor 8. O. Rhlnhelsar Is doing
teehlag homes in Florida war* In
Bronson * faw days ago Inspect
ing the land* In tka neighborhood.
iff Barmona* farm, four
They were offered land* wear Ot
nh a< Whit# Spring* In
ter craek nt *3 00 an u rt, but da- thla county,
wa* aold this waak
tided to Inspect lands ala*where ta Ctarwaa* Svlppto,
who ha* aebefore baling.
tupied th* pramlsa* over tha past
Woman suffrage has triumphed
In California. Lata ratura* hava
wiped awl tha-Majority pratiously rrmfd*4 Mrinsl th* amfpdmeat apd sloe# tkj* tu n tha mar-
Stating that tha praaant railway t
tmargancy la dua to tha faliura I
of ragulaltng autboritiss ta par- 1
mil adequate railway earnings la
• — - —wparloda of prosparltf, lb* Railway . — . ..., — —Ago ahowa, in IU currant laaue, have been only S.9 par cant in
that bad freight ratas bean main- IMS. < X
“CaJrotating an tha baaia of,
Ulnsd during tka past tea ,->##**
at a laval loss than ? par cant railway property Invaatmant rath
abort tha rataa which actually wX- er then on U n lit!*# valuation, a
I*tad, tka railway* during thH da, , rata loyal daring tha past decade
coda would kava aarnad, on an only V.dk per cant hlghar than
avaraga, a fair ratura an tha tan- that which actually existed would
Utiva valuation ef th# Jstarstata hava pro dosad, during that period,
Commarcs Commission, and wwuld >a n ' average annual, fait return of
be In ahapa today ta waat bar tha I8^S,P#f.y#ut
daprasalon without Incrvasad ratas
"The , foregoing figures damoaor other arnargancy measures. i ••Irata one (king conclusively. This
par cant an any
"How much hlghar," asks' tha ■l»:that<tt.l*4
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Railway Aga, "would freight rstta baaia (a, aa th* commission had
havo bad to hava kaan during haw, a fair annual ratura, th*
tha last tan years tea I have
yielded tha railways an ovar
ies annual rstum of • 3-C par
rant upon thalr tentative vaL
ustlon, *nd to bars allowad
them to peas safely through' tba
praaant daprasalon without S. gsj>ersi advance Is rataa T Tka (tota ‘MX shag heat In y aan of pra*parity
lly# valuation during tha Utf ytrfri t i e r «mmwi yoMtoly * • « a fair
avarmgad about IM.tM^OO.ooe, An
avyrag* return of I 3-4 peg cant
upon thla vahutlon would have
amountad to 11^*1,000^00 ap.
gunlly. Th* net operating IncmUi
ectuaUy earned
haa avarxgad
• .war k*tw*«n Italy apd Turkey
am* to ha becoming lea* favor(to, amordiRg U aeml-offlclal
Ittoaa mad* publl* recenUy,
The CaeUlen Muni* Club mat
.the studio *f Mr*, .finale
Junetieu.
m m m m ttr
%
Automotive Electric
Company
(k k « F A » » d o n 4
^
j.
BEAUTY SHOP
FURNITURE
SERVICESTAT1QN
Powder Puff
Beauty Salon
Wagoner Furniture
Co.
TrUw*!»
Service Station
Lulu Millar, Prop,
Wa Buy or Trade Uaed
'^Furniture.
501-304 B u f o r d Ave.
BARBER
Standard
Barber Shop
W. E. Home, Prog.
GARAGE
Welborn’s Shop
Mftffett’g Garage
G u a n a lead Repulriug
B y E ip e t t o .
I l l B. Park
nig.
N e x t t o W c u te ru I t o l m
Cafe — Sandwiches
SODA FOUNTAIN
Stoudenmire’fl
Best Frank MouU,
INSURANCE
LIFE INSURANCE
y andth* d*a#*t
*36.50 and up
8 1 4 M y r tle A r e .
AngelVRat-Shack
charged would havo enabled the
railway* to bar* (amad this ad
ditional return. Also, with freight
rataa A1T par n et higher tu n
thoae pctuaRy In affect th* nllwaya.wquld Mva.asraed ht lM t
* »•* Vfcratln* laaame.af It.UAOOOROO, or t U pay sent upon vglaetqgUy aaraod, and In
•panting tnmm* *f f
or A ll par .feat, last**
fanporta ncu of tie ,
al Bank of Ja a
thick the Sanford
? *
AUTO TOPS
THE RAILR
■At member that
tha Jockaai
tb it bray a the loudest doesn’t alpull tha blagaat load—San
ford Herald. And tha rooster that
CtUW* tha bravest doesn't lay any
adifV-—Clermont Fran. Hut th#
chlekan that huga Ik* tightest gat*,
th* data*.
Avery Powall expreaeSs wondgr whathar Eve.w u a blond# or
« hrunattr, end Editor Q*an of
th*. Sanford Herald, ruihing In
witSt* many other* might kava
.hatitatad, aattlad tba quaatleu by
temlndlng Avery that Adam peefin ed Her, tbardfem ah* must
tmve beta a blemda. With *B at
whtoh w* .baa* no quarrel »*v*
i
STEW ART
Tka navy department will save
fly million dollars on <Hs IMS
sVUl appropriations. By that time
,"f*ar not make any differ*nea
whether the navy eaves anything
or not. -
IfeMU haa a gatollne ta*. In|IU4iqg local and atat* lavisa, of
«|ne and on#-half canU par galleti) and all th* tlm* w* thought
Pllatka had tha hlgh**| ta* of
any place In th* world. They tall
ut that up In Mobil* thay a n burtug gatolln* from blind tiger*-—
Sanford Herald. Perhaps some
thing Uka that .would'expJkla why
buying *f gneoUne'la Florida
irentlf Ieoh * * b a decided
ip In th* month of August-—
Mura* Tima*.
Altorney-al-Lew ,
*■
,
♦ * Tho|||M JWison
"W -w w w q i
o w u jn tu iffr .
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PAGE TH REE
Mrs. Stinecipher Has
Party For Her Club
Ca lend
Robert HaganMarned
To Winter Mrk.
Tb
following ‘ m j& ijtK
take* from tW Saasfatf C
I fflla Bttiftnaaa Woim f * C M •#
t e t f l r s t Baptist Chunk, Mrs. F.
Re J i t * * , rkalnnen, will m # . i I
U b e'elotk with H b m . i m *
S a S b J*w e n at t e r horn* oo
tT V f M*h'i RrMberteml V ft'lh f
M l Baptut Chareh wfli W irt
g f M o'clock at the S .W . V
*«
• T r t B D A f : ^ ^ '.
£•
.v
*
ITTte a L A- will meet At f 20
M ick »t the K ite Hall- l X ~ r
J t t e Co-ed CUaa of tte Flfel
U M k t Ckarcfc will hare Its
k r d i r M iith t a t ■ o’rlote i t t t e
bftk of K n . N«rma Pott*. (OS
fe ttle 'Aveaoe. with Mia. fe tta
W * M b* EHsa te Ih Clark a*
df
------------- . * £ .
Backache?
It Mi t Warn of D iao rilrred
kid ney lu n r llo o .
A n a d i r s h ick .iche. w ith
bladder im tittoru **r\i a tired,
nerxouv tlerre\»ed trelin^ may
warn rt d t'o rJe rn l k iln ey
funCtl
a
Mim Flora Sieg,
war the w .rk-rn i
uncle and aunt.
Darid Speer, at
Floral Height*.
S
Mr<. *v V L I.IK It. R U S S E L L
vi|'irttu*,i»l Mrdiam * f Ikf
I’r.ierr—irr Spiritnoli*l Cherth
KAST I ONCOKU AVFO K I.IM H ).
Persona Is |
Mr. and Mr*. W alter U Cooper
and Mr and Mr*. A rt t e r Branan
•pent the weekend at Caroaado
Afler * r t r n l prog nr* <lorut of
B ark
bridg* high Lsirp prtic far #io
Decker, of O rtta fe arid w inter
rhih memh*r«. a lo t of candy,
Park, to Robert la tte r Itrgon,
Mi.* Ja m
Torrance Was the went to Mr* J K l miritr. whilo
con of Ur. a*d Jim . t , f j Jfa ia n ,
werk en,| roeat of Mlaa Katherine Inr aenrr n u t- a novelty pitcher,
«f tM* dtp will he o f lafereat to
MarUonald at 'Her home In New W*a present ni t . Mr* B. C. Moort,
a wide elrefe'pr M C e fi'h a re !
flmyrna.
,
Mnt Mala Strmper received a )ar
"A Wharmih* T S S i ‘ rlmply eeof hath *aki< foi having high arotw
roiifed wedding took pi ire on FH
Warren llerbat and
Harold among t^»- visitors md Mra. Waliftentoon, wneo Mlaa V U finla llerlnt, etudenU at the U nlrerailf lia fiin e titk teas given a lacqutr
Darker, of Orlando and W inter of Florida, aeie the week-end pothtlrr tat fm having low *corer
fo rk , her a me the hrtde n f Mr.
guests of their parent*.
At a late hour refreshment*
were *rrv»*d hjr the ho«tr*». assist
Mr*. Fred Zcrrtnnrt ha* re ed by Mi* II E M rrU. Thoaa
lumed fioni New York where *he pre*rni wrr* Mr*. Pearle Babbit*,
h i* b.cn »i*illng he Mother and M»* Sxtil Routh. Mr* Harry I*.
fitte r for the pa.t three week*.
Kent. Mrs n C Moor*. Mr* E.fC*
Harper. Mrs W W C. Smith,
i ox mo
Mr*. O m jfp Weinstein has a» M»* M ar» Stemper and guest,
her guest at her home on South Mrs Wall* Uarvoriek. of Mineola,
f whit#
Sanford Avrnue. hor mother. Mia. I.. I Mr* .1 R. Courier. Mra.
•
1M. H. B Ik, of Jacksonville.
Charles Butler. Mr* II E Mor.
_
Bl- |
—
ri* and Mi-s I.aura Chittenden.
rero no ( Mias Gertrude Calhoun, of St
----|n m* rAogustlne. »a» the
week end
Mr*. C.enrpe Wein.Ieln *n.l
I roe*t of Mr. an.) Mr*. John Schi
mother. Mr. M II IWIk. of Jack
I t »ooni rard at th .ir home on We*t Tenth . 0n*ille. and Mi*. Ilah Hall moa ahott ( Street.
lured to Orlando wmtrrday for the
»r*"« •
--------afternoon
(ororinl
Mr* Frank M»i*ch an,|
««r
■:ce* Frank. Jr ., and Mr*. Fro.1 Brandt
Mr and Mr. II Rohy U ln a and
motor.d to |)aytona Itearh je .t r r Mr* If B
B *gg*tt motored to
Florl.t* day arhere they were the gu .»t. Tamra where lhey a|wn| the weekIllinois of friends.
4
.ml alth Mi* lo in s '* father. Ur.
r t e ajreodtral representing the
•ten'e week of the Florida
dlM W tte First Presbyterian
■trh •will begin a three day
* M at 7: SO o r lock at the
■Ok with the R *r. J A. M e
I t , af 81. Petersburg, In charge
tkp address .which will be on
Iddebiert, T h e H o i, Land." An
a a tlt a heard meeting will Xak*
dg a t 1:00 o'clock,
epeniag meeting
tte
life Department of the Woetan'a
iV will he held at 11:10 o’clock
Uke club roooia on Oak Aetaue
t t e form ef a “get-together"
ron with Mrs. J . 0 . Huff and
Frank L Weodmff aa hostReaeirations mu»t be mads
h f Mr*. Arthur Branan bp Monitmorning at |O;0O o'tlotk.
rte
W.C.T.C. MretingHeld
At Rose ( uurt Home
>r
CLEAN, v m c x e s o m e am usem ekt
in FNOQMOU3 QUAHTITWaf
I *1 Ml* IM.lt TCCOITV
menti P- niim I'ill* m i f c*c con
ditions l'r used I1 r m<‘rc than
50 years by if.itrful u r n the
count*\
tr bolJ by dealers
levcrywhrrc
D o a n 's
4 P flW C T K
AW
iHCMDMM
TY O PERFORMANCES D A I Y T k d S f M
coons ty ex orr houre/uuot k b * m jc
HOPtcnoft Of n f so m e « p w t
lir k r l. nn sale Cirrus Day at
Itnumdlal Jt Anderson
I hr I'rrscription Shop**
APPLES
of Jnekaunvlllc.
guent of her
Mr. and Mi*
their home in
Mi*. A li.e Flan.burg left today
for h*r honir in .lark.onellle after
■pending a A.eh here with her «i*t*t. Mi*. W. B. Zachary, at her
home on Magnolia Avenue.
lHvfkrtFation Abmy Will
•iolf Hold Revival Meet*
A ncrioa e/ laVteal >kneating*.
te r the direction of Adjutant
iWbrook, will begin on Tueeday
M a g «t 1:00 o'clock at tte HalIheh Arm* Hall. The msating*
Hate conducted In true camp
Mt^Bg.style and to form a aullIdiwettlng the hall will be maJc
AaSteaent a ramping ground.
Iteelal mdaic end singing and
Uky old fashion.d gospel song*
Bute held for four evening*. A
t4ia) Invitation is uiWmiad to
te he presrnt.
Chrieliaa.Heiyiic* Cknrrkea
A re they as good as when the
ruflEles came down to the ankles?
Johnson Honored
Dinner F r i d a y
■«l* tb r comfy entertained
a Ocrman dinner on Friday
|ig at the home af Fred Dor*
a tte Cast hide la honor, of
Johnson, head of the Agri
<a DeMMment of Seminole
School Tte dinner waa (Wen
praciatlen af tte work Mr.
•n has done to make the
ultura Club ■ soeeesa. Fraer all tte memhen of the elub
proof nt at tte d)nnar.
V J O O D ? . . . Y o u Krt they nrr I M aybe
the girla are even better. A n y h o w , eijjarettea
are a w hnla lot lietter. N o doubt about that.
1 hey used to be made by hand —
, V e u //' l m ih ktm t\ , m i kan < i
h it r i . n
r t r r ttu. h n th e m .
1 hey used to be packed in expensive,
highfalutin' cardboard bo*e« —
<Vsu' Mr quality n I* Ihi , >{,lrrtfil.
JCOA. Oct lte—The Coco*
kkll tesns, ludore Rubio, VjsIgmooager, sad Johnnie Cul4 egptatn, will te preoented
i»ll«er loriag. ruph •« chomIbof the Centrol FloHJo BetaiReogu*. they having won tte
tjgnm* from Doytana Bench
Wiford on Thursday. Johnnie
■Mrs la president af tte Co.
team. This team la ramposed
■al keys wtlh few anreptloas.
The U. S. Rrvriiue l a* ii.nl »«. be s
penny a package <d rwenty —
iVett' tf i it* ifuti a ym i t(t */ tutitry.
Mr. end Mr*. Jo * Meisth had a*
their guest* y«stsdd% at th e ir 1
home en We*t
Twenty^econ.l (
S treet, Mr. a n i Mra. A. M. Bockoven s n j A. P. Smith, o f Dayton*
Brack, and Mr. and Mia. F r » lj
Bockovstvof Morristown, K. J .
I
Tobacco used to lie dried by air —
To-Night
Last Times
iNVu' U u t l l f J J / v n a l i u f h .ii th ir ty -
M * d r y in g m a .h i n j t y f' th t l a l t t l r ip * ,
tilth a Jaily Citpaaty ^ i i i r - ’ l l V . l H )
f a t t n d i — a n J e t v r f t u r m ilt t %) l i a t t h t u u i f t r It h arry t t ir a g r .
Hr.rrKR—*th e y ’re ttttltt better I E veryth in g
used in th e m anufacture of Chesterfield t igarette* is th e best that m on ey can buy or that
{science know s almut.
. C'i i i * rERFisi.D t o b a c c o * — In it It T u rk ish
and D om estic — are mild and ripe, th e 1m *t
that m on ey can buy.
C hchtcrfitltl t o U u n * are
blended an d cri«H-hlendetl is like inaliing a
new and better-tasting kind «>f to b a cco , with
greater sm oothness, m o re m ild n cm am l a m ore
pleasing a ro m a — a fragran ce and flavor not
to tie found in any o th e r cig arette.
A nd THE
■I AT UR A L L Y , ytetr
r*U
b o te
a
lltk
C hesterfjklI) gives you the benefit of all
the world knows about the produfiioii of
better cigarettes. Nolxuly smokes a iK-tter
cigarette than Chesterfield.
d ra k a lta r U te o tr w a o w
witi.wk yea fl»«« It,
M
way
l *wad cte a a lu will
»
[»»»• "
D u e s sre ciA t.
XHUDA tsA T O af
W TRALNINC
t
�•It ta not too mock to say that
without Washington tho war for
independence would not hgv« been
l e a d e r no1
"*hi.
WAHHINGTON,' &**- 19. ( A .P .) - You could M y IB per
cent more food for jo u r money
at the comer grocery last month
than you could a year ag^.
The reduction in retail food
price* was reported ycaterday by
the labor department. It go* Ita
information from fit cities.
The figure* showed, too, that
in September food price* droppedmore than one and coo hal f per
cent aa rompared with AngnsL
Some of the decline* seer*:
Cabbage, 10 percent; potatoes, f ;
canned red salmon, S; pork chops,
leg of lamb, flour, wheat cereal
’'Washington'* greatness was
for mots than • gtsat general; It
lay In hie eoul dry his character
Of him, in sober, critical Judg
m .nl, a gifted modem historian.
lto_ temporary dislocations Jtm e * Truslerw Adams, has writ
ten:
MM* to □* In cause o f the
.“ ’In tha traeall of war and rev
M ar, wo most not forget otution, America had brought
« f forefather* met similar forth a man to b* rknkrd with tho
* f fro g fses ilm s and gt eatest and noblest of any ag*
A M y et the nation
hat In ill the world: There have bten
no greeter generate ’ In the Held
Xanrsrd to m r In ert** leg and statesmen tn th* cabinet in
I k P. * * N,o American can OUr own and other nations. Ther>
t4)a m \ pojoant o f p ro*. ha* betn no greater character
When w* think of Washington, It
1* 0 *t as a military leader, nor as
executive or diploma!. W* think of
tho-’ men who by sheer force of
cbdfacter held a divided and die
organised country together until
vN M t^w aa achieved, and
who,
after peace was won. still held hla
dlinnlled countrymen
by their
b fri a ltd respect s n j sdmlrslioo
for hlrtiself until a nation wai
welded Into enduring strength and
bpRf -’
1
t
"T b li national shrine stand* for
more than a glorious bottle. It I*
a shrlna which symbolic.* thing*
of th* Spirit. Th* victory of York
HI) ASSOCIATE WEDS
town was a victory for mankind.
Her* Is General von Kluck, commander of the German. First
It wa* another blase In the great
f H ll’AGO, Oct. ID.— (A .P .)—
trail of human freedom. Throngh Army luring the World War, which cam* very m-ar to I’ati* buf w*s Richard Calv Drophy, 29, who dis
these Ideas and Ideal* th* mind* of stopped at the battle o f the Marne, phutoersphed with his grand appear^ before the Byr^ Sooth
a people w-tre liberated,'their •»- daughter, Mulioa von Kluck, German screen ntsr, at his Berlin |fproe Pole expedition of which h* was t *
,rtlon*"xn,| accomplishment! stim as hr celetraled hla 65th birthday
have been second in
command,
ulated.
salted south, wa* grantee] a divorce
"The primary national conse
a
o tf grounds of desertion yeeterquence of the Independence w# fl- tradesmen, of Capone's lavish and I EARTH THKMOKB IN A LA IRA day by Mr*. Fern Brophy. An hour
Won her* was th* release of HifNleritiUB life, bin txpenilltur* o ft
--------later hr took out a linens* to wed
our'natlonal mind from all ham $.1000 for a two-night bamiuet,
ANt’IIOHAliK, Alaska, Oct, 10, Anna M. Gregg, 30, a divorce*.
pering restraint* put upon us by •11*600 for Mil automobile, $4U,(>00 ' — (A.IM — vwrw earth tftinor*
subjection to another nation and for a winter home in Klnrlda, l l l f i ! * * r e fell yeaterjay atcompanicd
MIAMI,
Oqt. 19. — (A .P .)—
on older civilisation. Her# Ameri for ruatom maif- aulta by the h a l f , ,Jy
noi-ei like distant e i- Lloyd G. Bryan. 12, v*aa killed yes
• ploriionji, mhlch started several terday as hi* bicycle collided with
ca became free 1° he America.
,)oa*n, * - 7 fo r s h irt* .
"Th* unparalteled rise of Ameri
T he government wltne*»e« tolil minutes before the quakes Wers an automobile. Mrs. Ethel Wood
ca has not been the result of also of Capon- receiving tttO.OUU felt. Many residents left their llasidaon, 36, waa held pending an
rich** In lands, forssl*. or mines; by telegraphic money orders froik. homrs during th* five-mAiut* pert- inqusst but was released on her
■prang
th* Ideoa and;r;hicago while wintering In Flori od the shocks were felt.
own recognisance.
Ideate which liberated minds and da. sn d o f hla alle g e d connection
Rjm
stimulated th* spirit* of man. lu w ith ■ C ice ro g a m b lin g house
person her* present, no
those Ideas sml Idsals are th* w h ich earn ed alm o st 1 1.OIK),mm m
el child of th* mllllone lleUnsouta of the people. No Ameri five y e a r* .
Ilf on this occaelon, needs re can can
r e v ie w
thle vset
Capone's allorm y* pictured Ca
ef th* significance of the
pageant of progress wlthtAjt con pon# a* "Just an ordinary cititen.
of Yotktown. If we Judge
fidence Ind faith, without course*,
tha standard of battles Iq strength, and resolution for the * person nf generosity, and a man
who never failed a friend." Their
_ the contrary result would
Witnesses testified the gang Bader
caeantuny varlsd the whole future.”
lust H a7,000 on hurst race betting
of htetory, then It becoms*
in four year*.
of the vary few drehiv# hat
Even if he should etrspe prlsun
In th# history of the world,
on the Inuinr tax charges, t'aporu
years of war for Independstill is in serious trouble with the
eg haw soraly exhausted th* refederal court*. Another Indictment
deploted th* forces, and
charges him with liquor conspiracy
th* support ’W that group
snd list* MXX) offense*. In addi
_#n whoso |enhi* goy* free
(Contlnoed from Paga Ona)
tion. he is under ■ tlx
months'
to our country. With’ th* lhj contempt of court sentence for
th* m other1 counity * had year* In the county J»ll.
Th* scarfacad gang chief wa* failure to answer promptly a sumI In subjection of the northern
It Is extremely dqublful charged with lax evasion in IW* 1mons to appear before s grand
the struggle for Independence and 192*J, aa wall as the three jury investigating his affairs.
..have succeeded had W ish- piavloua years, hut tha dsfsnse
loet a t Yorklown. CorUln- brought out during his trial that
Ute’TtetSry'U t Yorklown, he waa In
durto<im#r t iPf I&2B
and h# attempted to settle’ his IBladepend.rue wae won.
, WJn military hlstery, Yorktown come lax liability lor thoaa years.
Capon* received th® verdict,
I distinguished a* on* of the great
W h te i
filled
tttea In which land and
sea read In a tobacco smoke
t**a coordinated. The naval co court room shortly before mid
ition wae furnl.hei
by night Haturday wllh a grin. Told
ce, herself also at war with that h« did not look aa If he frit
eat Britain. For that coopera badly, th# gangster replied: “I’m
te hav* hold during th* ISO perfectly fine, but my feet hurt In
thee* new shoes, so I guess 111 go
• grateful remembrance.
F l a t sentiment, continuing home." ’ ’
Assistant United State* Attor
through our history, finally
You folk* “go atisiirht, There
ered In th# cooperation which ney Grossman, on# of the prosecu
Altetlcmn people gave
to tors In th* ta#*, at first objected ain’t no other way that pays.—Fyanco In their defense against an to th» Tirdlct on the ground* that William Harper Just Wfnr* being
It looks Ilk* a afy-golng ftlrver, bat In rsallty it’s an unusual
whelming snemy. Th* pres- It mlghf bd "Ibconslslant’’ but aft- hanged.
of Mershal Feteln and Uen- er rtB ftrrlfig with hla colleagues
•Ign contrived and erected by the owner of a garage and wrecking
LEEHDUIlU—Geiger's Depart
Perehlng here today symbul- announced th* verdict acceptable
ment Store Installed men's cloth concern in a suburb ut A tlan ta, Georgia. -Th* automobll* la fixed se
this s*con,| comradeship in to lb* government
curely In the top of ( ' n i t Just In .front of the garage.
go magnificently begun by ‘ “The verdict *p«*ka ter Itself,” ing department.
District
Attorney
Johneon
who
di
JraaSe, Lafayette and Huchamrected thi t o 1years of Investigating
“ W# assemble her* to ceLhrala which resulted In Capon#’*- Indict
victory for otir own indepond- ment. said wh«n naked yesterday
K*. hut not essentially a vie- for comment; ’’
Defense Attorney Fink sate he
ijy over the British. The long
|M o f history will Interpret the btlteveif the verdict to be cnnrtlctand requested Judg* Wllkerjacrican war for Independence
ad soon as It was returned for
id this battle more In the light
struggle amoagat English- an nrrtst o f Judgment. Judge WIIUnking peoble fo r'th * establish- ktrton dented that request end
asked If .th * defense wished to
Mat of gofsmmhnt of *n n
M lon of a common philosophy nr m ats’a motion for a new trial.
"No, I w a it to mak* no motion
Uttan rights hf|un at ^unaa
now,” said Attorney Fink, “but I
fcTTb* principle* and Ideal* for wish time to think It over."
Ju d ft W like: son then announced
ils h
America M tU ndfa- Md
ten* *d h * r*a u -| te j moch sym- h i win consider a motion for a
gtay In England at that time. The new trial and any other moUoe*
preetnted, at * hearing Tuesday
at 10 A. M. l i t Indicated sentence
wo«M b* passed on Capone at that
iie v O fiw r
U)W> DO 7 W X
lime.
7
M
K
f diverged at Yorklown.
le g a l authorities said Capone’s
y tu w e P '
m*rT*L
nmrch el ib* Ideate fer attorneys probably ran keep th*
ah p * a
to Anpftteoa fought also ease In Ui* higher courts for ap
\SXKhtSl
pall for two year*, so evtn If th*
'M tm
Ttrdict Is upheld, Capon* may not
eater prison bsfor* IBM.
TV* thro* felony counts on which
Capon# wae convicted tharg* he
bad'aji income of t » T ,U 3 In l t » .
ha had described th*
Torktown e* one of the
I bpttles In th* history
t asserting that had It
?cbjtek Won th * whole course of
‘ W**M have boon altered,
i primary national conedo f tha Independence we fl
f won here,” Mr. Hoover said.
t * e n i n e * of o u t national
a ll hampering ra
put upon us by subjection
nation aad an older
I Mon. •• •• • Hera America
• m e to b* America."
pnsldsnt paid tribute to th*
' th# struggling colonists
eg by name I-et o s s l*' and Hicham
tha l
Ui'ipok* oteo Of Marsh
kod.
I, who iStenfl as he talk*
St** address follows:
’ n e s t s and my follow
®.
IT LOOKS LIKE A FLYING FLIVVER
Cappiie Paces 17
Years In Prison
I,f Judge Wills
CAN YOU BEAT m
the poailbOltfis Of eteetridty which
he hat gained from telegraph? Im.
pelted him U d a l * further Into
lt» mysteries and Into tho, work
which eventually made him fardMM
{ Cont f t bed From Pag# On#)
dent Hoover let It b# known the'world over. “
Ho would ettrnd the service If a f ' In 1173, Mr. Edlaon married
fair* or s tste will permit hi* Mary G. BtlBw*.’!, by whom' !>•
atisonc* from Washington. A per bad thrwo cbiUrwn, Marlon Eosonal acqualnlan:# of Edison, oik * t*U«, Thonuu A. J r , and William
he mot with the Ineentor and th* U Mr*. Edison died In ISM and
two je a n Latar the Inventor mar*
tetter’s two cronies—Henry Ford
ried Mina M. Miller. Three chit*
and Harvey Flrevton#—at th# Edi
dren, Madeline, Chart** and Theo
son wlnter horn? in Fort Myers,
dor*. wore born of thi* union.
Fla.
Thomas Alva F.U'on waa bora
at Milan. Ohio, Fe’>. I t , 1847, th*
son of Kamuel and Nancy Elliott
Edison. Ilia inceitors emigrated
from Holland to th* United States
In 1730. T h* family of the Inven
tor was noted especially on hit
father's side, for longevity. )lb
great-grandfather, a prosperous
New York banker of Revolution
ary time*, lived to be IM and
hie grandfather 192. Ills father
was 94 when he died.
Commenting on that family
record when he w i* 76, Edison
t e ll he waa only middle aged and
T don’t expeef to lower the family
average."
Do t be b*M moo knew, to Moms
Edison's mother, who was born
C M I E O M ilJ L S M O y
In New Entland, had teen a
teacher In a Canadian high school
and from her he received most of
hU early education. It haa been
recorded that Edison spent not
more than two months altogether
in school. A t th* eg* of 13 he
had i*ad a number of treatise* on
scientific subjects t * q rll a* other
For your baby Is produced at our new osnllary dairy farm on ^
work* such a* Gibbon*’ "Decline
the Coantry Club Road.
and Fall of the Roman Empire.”
About that time he engaged In
Our bacteria count U always under 10.000— IT. 8. Standard for -*
a variety of business ent*rprl**s.
i
certified milk.
-*
Including newsboy on th* Grand
' Visitor* welcome.
Trunk railway between Port Hu
ron and Detroit, proprietor of a
newsstand and hook store and of
Gcoi C. Harden, M gr.;
t vegetable morket end employing
II fcoya to a u ls t him in these
various activities. At IS he turned
to Journalism and with some old
equipment purchased from th* D*.
t h ij
;
troit Ere* Press, set up hi* shop
in the baggage car of Ms train.
There he published the Grand
Trunk Herald, said to hava been
the first nawapapsr
publish*,I
■hoard a train. This vsnlur* con
tinued for nearly a )#ar and
HAS OPENED ITS O FFIC ES AT NO. 203 EA ST F IR 8 T St.V
was suspended when he was de
<r
BAN FORD. FLORIDA
nied further us* of Ut* baggage
»\
car.
AND IS PREPARED TO PLACE TITLE INSURANCE;
From hi* early reading nf sci
AND PREPARE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
entific hooks, Edison wa* led Into
chemical
experiments,
one of
whkh put an end to hit railroad
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
. .
newspaper. White experimenting In
It. H. WIGHT, P reald eaf l •
th* hoggagn cor, a heltl* of phos
J . IL n . STRYK ER, Vko-Preoldent
r *-• «»
phorous tipped over and sat fir*
L HAWKfNtJ,CONN ELLY, T reaso n * -its ' M u , * ig
to th* car and he waa ousted.
B . W . MVH, S e c r e t . r ,
w .n .
On one of hi* run* aa a train
0 . W. SPENCER, Esquire
* 1 »
hoy Edison proved a hero at
FR ED It. WILSON, Eaqelre
*
Mount Clemens, Mich., where he
*-V * ' * “ F
ipreclat* ah* boalneaa yon may see (It to giro as, oe *
snatched the young ion of the
d to wa, aad wa shall at alt time* endeavor In%,
station agent from In front of a
render prwmpt aad aatiafaetery aervlce
\
train. In gratituda th * father
taught Edison telegraphy. Whoa
R . B . W IG H T , P r t a l d t n l j
he became proficient a* an opera
tor, hi* experience prored an aid
The Extra Cowgh Help
Extra fa Power AndTrice
PURE, WHOLESOME AND CLEA^; /
MILK
SPENCER’S DAIRY, Inc.
SEMINOLE COUNTY TITLE AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
He Doesn’t
By Maurice Ketten
1116,671 in 1M«, end UHDM in
t»«T, and sttemptsd to evoda aad
defeat la ss* on th* Income. No a t
tempt waa mado to prove the.exact
amounts, however, the eourt la.
■trusting the jury to rotarw a
guilt* rerdtet If It decided Conoid
had an tecam* of m r e than MOW
for «Mh of the year* to question.
With His Wife Near;
Private Funoral To
Re Jfold Wednemfey
to « f t (>R£Trr,
/f"X o CaouS
Thp verdict marked Urn aid of
• Uueo-ysar drive by ths fovarnisoAt to put tho world’s moat Mr
terious gpagster to prlaaw. Bcarop
A- .
I
Money ia trickling out of
• wwckaU, vanishing bit
r u t . T m ' y««ni from now
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BANfORD HERALD.* SANFORD/FLORIDA. * MONDAY.'OCTOBER •19.,19.11
SING -JAPANESE
H «i6 tho -wlll not .t t t K t u v
W * H » > H p f .b y .» U *a p U n , to
( g * I * a « t - « * *■ *• » -4*h*_ On
Florid* Btralta rant* u
S IW A B O M
FRITZIE RITZIK
18
harata-
Br
f« r*. • '
TV* ,w»t#rw*y wqpld lit la ITT
Una jg ato rlal.4* J*, rito *!g ic ia 1.
H acb-«f it pcabably * m ,h a p o c k
or ■ durable M 4 h M *!#»■ U
M m BlMM th* >Hk»* wtf k»T»
(Continued frera h p
On*)
participation In the coimdVi #f*
fort* to aettle the illipatc between
China and JaDarw In a hbU dalle•rad by Kenklchi Toahimwn to
^riatlde Briand, chairman af the
OfttmciL
The note laalated again on J a
pan a juridical o h Je ttifR .t? infitIftg a non-member of the longue to
Bla c k
e r t - w ool©
P A I N T IT f o r M e
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rin m ra
jo h n
JM KINPA *U3Y
S A Y fty p p r- Fo r . r u t mkxT
SCW« 1 HAVE To HAVE A
—
WANT
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«PM H ADS
FORGETTING
TO WORRY
M c m t C R - ASK
T h a t Gj r l T o
you
1
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U . creature- ,,f
\
TO IT -
PLEA SC 9 J
w. form
!
LE G A L NOTICES
l\ i i w c i r r r » r n T , r w t i t T .
TMinn j i u m u i . r m c u i t i
o iit T f , r to m q i.
t> i m o r t a r .
•n'KiTstniciTT T.ANt> t-uM rA sr, •
j
rn r
habit, that Kir m-; . .
fur it*,
Gne of I hr mu.* .levo-tatlng
habile » r i mi t->* m . ■ -.orry. W o r
ry climb* .in
.(l.ulJ.<ri andj
weich. u» itm ■ It (l.iata aver our mi.rnr* Amt >rl it can C*
routr.l ml
itr fr .t by th« mori
|K»r» %In n, 0*T*1>tAIn* Jit. —
K4ltl# W TOMl Kiyjt #t *L D«.
t+
mist ni l*
T.. KAMI. W T n ill’KlNH and
KV^LTN TOMTRINA hla wlf*.
it
i i ^•rt r>i*j\K r> i o « i fo\j
iq 4
BttCh uf JHHI lit!
OH N'yniL
HAYF. YOUR WATCH re
by one who really know«
certain ynurig mnn w 10 »#t nut I Brigg *. Jeweler. Mag Avr
on u long K>r|tl*tM.- flight *n<l *rb«n
.mil'll" of pr,... ... .
There a n
a
fc* had «ucv***f »lh Uodad h# w«* LANORCAPK
»*k*il if t»i* lindn I morriad a lot'
WORK
ming pruning All
un thr tat|i Mi. Immeni w*n* price Phone lift W
it a r t h ‘il I i hr j i hmi *iv that he*
t.ad hffii 'it i i
»hip’« |ninfr«*.
to w >rry
*f tho ^atarway to b* .boat » * » ,B M 0 O .lt coalempiataa a taaal of
m :to lJ3 sail** In length, with
at bottom width *f >00 feat and a
chaMai at aat >*** than 13 feat.
Tb* angtnara aald th. .Itad j was
k***<l i s ao daiamptlan that th*
« » a l rhmM proceed frara Jackson
rilla lo tho^hUI Coast , by way
*
tW JL d S fi
B im .
Doctor’s
IaWt, Bla«h Crtak, Ih* Raid* Fa
i tha saving on tbw actua) gatar-
a . ’i r s u ’ ^
'iS W W m tha *a*4ag on .th a t
« W *f
M 4 3 p a ri * f t )* . Gulf
1 parted by m t woold
rqn
up to
d « l4 b *it W A m i n I
luvw b * » lB f 4 y tr . (M l ( ( . (
toT»*r r»t» %t l i t i m l , ,, I f O f
bbady war* «moriii*tl, Jo )0 T*Ar»
it tFtlmaUa that .I n k ii f Ja a d .M J
InUrtal c h a rt*, would im oaut to
•boat" ftJtO.OOO annually, or If
th* hand* dx*w only )H p*r c*M
lu U m t It would amount to fl.*
I24.M 0
A tabl* * f maialaoaoa* and ay*r»Uen coat. caniA tH « U|ur* of
I U I ) J W .aanuaUjr /or that purpoa*. AJdad to th* Intaraat and
oiaklnt fund ch art**, th* annual
outlay would b* yio,76M oo if th*
b o aj* canU d • IH p*r *«nt m l*
of inlarwt *nd fllAUJIOQ of th*f
carkd 4 par cant Intaraat.
Compand w/h th* total u t
la t * aipactad from th* canal th*
annual aatlmatad t barge, of 10 to
11 (pillion dallpr* la laaa than SS
pafCfnt of tho total aaVlngs of
around 147.000,000 annually.
Two principal route* a rt conaIdarad for th* cou n* of th*
.watarwgy. th* raport adda. Tha
diataao* from th* St. Jo h n . Rlvar
B ridf* at Jackaonrllla to daap
wator In th * Gulf by tbo w a. of
tha sn iah atch **, Santa Fa aad St.
JoVn* rout* would, bu 130 mil**
and 133.7 mil** by way of tha
Buwaan**,. Saul* Fa aad 8 t. John*
R i m rout*. T h* Uttar rout* la
balltrod to h« Iha.m or* praetk-
' I f47pMi.BlT.
J
CtaaMna atatiatira fur th* ra;T (4ft war* ohtatMd from 1U
I United States porta aad Bit
f tanlgn part*. Th* aunty ahowa
t that ia IMP a total af 1*4-3 Aipa
k aaiarad tha Ou|f commerce. They
I a litillM O vayagaa, Qg* way or
a doothar. Of that number 13,341
I-Ceald hava uaad tag canal U an
M
■M
Tha general topography uf the
ragluna farblda tho con. true tie *
of th* canal any farther north
. tha*. lb * Savan na* and 3 t. M ary.
[JU m . lie* repprt *a ja . J*ck>on. tllU ’* advantagta osar Faroandlna
m th . AUanrif tcrmljum .of th*
aapal *r * enumerated aa follow*:
.Jfeeper aacharitga, railroad cantor,
.pmple wherry* and drydock faThaAaaal that yaar would haya ,All|ti*a. baaklnc, toad* and menufa g t e fM cfptor, and nearer th*
a a*1•*iu|Tng
E. McDutigail, Floral
phone
IW tl& IIlt v Imrail a worry. D*fi S a o f tr d Ave
ntto |tur(xi'At* rn hfr h nnr til the
and had r* plied to ih tir ohjartlon*. Tha raply wa. racalrad lata
toalght and a public u n io n of th*
council, .at for tom irrow morning
wa* canraltd.
It wa. explain*,! prlvataly that
Wadar. here hopeil for aoma aort
of a rtpproachament batwuan th*
two partie* to th* Manchunan d e
pot* and that Brlaod wlahad It
ax plain to hla cillaagnaa In . n .
rot aoaalon tomorrow a plan he ban
for a*iHtlng thi* prC.umad more
mant toward reconciliation. * The
nature of th* plan wa. not dieclooad.
Th* note deliaered by th* Japantaa ipakeaman ye.terdaV .aid
Japan ha. b**t> alway. a loyal
mam bar of th* laagua. whnae cjranant ought not to he laid a aid* for
merely ronxanlant reaaana.
Japan conaldara that th* Man
churian altuation do** not conalitut* a threat * f war. th* not* add
•d. Th* Briand-Kellogg peace part
"hflng a traatf between many
atata* Including nou-membtr* of
tha laagua," It aald to accord a
council a*at to tba United State,
raprauentalir* alone raise* a dif
ficult qua.lion.
Recalling that In Inviting an
American apo|ttirqin the council
re«.read constitutional question*
raised by |h* Japanaaa, without
deciding them. Japan aikad when
thoa* queatlun. would l>« di«euaaad.
Th* Tokyo government wlahad to
hair* Chairman Briand'. opinion
regarding Ita protest befor* de
ciding Its attitude upon tha cantrfl
and paramount question of ayacualion of troop* from Manchuria, th*
not* concluded.
HI *- K A M I
I*
F u lfil
lu rn o b u c l
___
Y O o K tA .F ’ r ^ ~
'1.0 BABT - po M« A
FAVOR a sjp i l l G tv *
YOU A N.CC Bid KtSS
_
AAAY3C r Wp '
_
yj rat i*i l milmini r t
for w o r n .
And it i4 ju*f it a rwn\ tt> form
b»btl« nt liatk|»tnr*' »• it t* to form
habtti ».f Oiin v Try
pushing
wnriy mil of Minr mind
out of
\.»wi hfr It Mot ran) to atari,
hot it m not at all difficult to
finish Mu.- wr.«\ in *lart i» rvot tu
ha\r tiiiti* 111 wmiy
iV lh ijn thr )oh Mo t foiag just
r imht at On* offirr
lntt^ad of
w .crying tirvaiiAr % lali't, try to
uar tin* nt*«.lr«l amount of mental
rnerfy to makr it right, and
na!until) ttn*»r vtill hr no nm l for
wuity Worry »•* a rankn that
•loten'i hrluiig m onn'p emotional
make* up In f ir r y human, worry
* lagan ti i toif 111' t . FJt hr r i otr .
niaetrr wmi) or tt martarr you.
Thin a* y iii **#r about you with
Utird farr. with bodtea that jark
and jump every time a word la
spoken, have lo«t ihe runfliit The
milling fillow admlrtil by ao
many of ua ha« <lone one thing
he ha< forgotten t«* worry. He
lia« refused tu let worry be re
turned a winnrr in the battle
Onre we have maateretl worry
we have added another world to
utir live*, a world in which fear,
tiemhhng and imagined forebod
ing* of the *pirn have no place
what«oever Forget your worriea—
think about the thing* you want tu
do- and *ln them.
THAT'* A P I P
IT LOOK* REAL
MEXICO C ITY. Oct in (A l* |
— A Ibiebln d i . patch to K ir.l.io r
lo .l night .aid 10 person., Includ
ing Mayor Manuel laipet, were
h>Hed In a fi.lit at Tlapucu)an,
•tat* of Vera Crus, which fol
lowed desecration >.f a church
[there.
\¥RUF
nutfltln™ r^ t° “ Bf Florida comEXPORTS REPORTED
Height!
M.
M n iir :
or
ai’ i ' i .i i ' ation
ro i
r»A
i i . tk ii
t "iiiro .a tiT tu i
SM O f
TKK
U F T C H I t IT A T
I T !.
Of
T » lf
I T 4TK
«
f l itllllia .
LOST 7 m.mth old Walker hound
male puppy, color ah lt* with
Sti(|i r l« h n rli*
glv*n
IhR
light tan a p . i i - Lett i»*n on W , ni'ITM \ l«iNI * |i.ifrh,i»*r of T«
i ‘n * 1 If 1 * II ( R Nt* t i l l
f U la it i h e 1 ^
F lr 't Street Heward J S. N* •i«y *>t it ii v a h i * j : h e * ( l i e
Smith. 417 K ;lrd St
I.H8T Thur^lny, Oct. 8, In Wat»4in I OatuD, m i U Walkar d«g.
black Rpotv on b*Kjy an^ black and
tan facr with whitv bushy tall.
Al*u f milt* liver upottad hound
Each wearing collar with
my
name I2.YIKI rewart! will be paid
for information leading to r e
covery of these dog v Write or
wire J M Morrow, Auburndalt*.
3— Automobile
v k iKilin.AAR*
r it e nit Court
Nemlfinle C u u n t y,
rivrMd
lit k I* lic itr iir x .
4 M*i.
IWJU CUF.VROI F.Y UOIIPE. New
Paint. .New Rubber. |32t Near
ly new llarley Davldsun mutoi
cycle. R.el A Son. Myrtle Av*.
v e n t e : ue
t m n tr ia v ru n
T W u»:»:e i v d i : h i k CTIO*
are o r t h e i . f v k h u . I t l T .
itie
nr
m e:
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ujr
f lUHIIIA.
Nutt* r r* hwrwiir
that M M
•crlptlun., m agaiin*., fountain CATH AltiNK 11Ai.l, purchaaar af
T a i C r r t t f U t l * N.. 13^2 d a t e * t h e
itiiK # PROMPT d a l i v a r l a a . i t h J B T uf A ud U M
A l>. H i t ,
hex fllpil xtlil fp tu fk n * In ifig of.
Phutw 10,1.
flig. rind i t m .it l * . nttpllmtlow fue
I m it«rd tu imup In HritirfUnr*
BUILDING
II L O C K S-Irrigation with In mi rtaltl . .riK h
•tnhracjia
busts and general cement work. |hr fnILj tv1n■ c.wwi-rlliwd pftijparjkF
nliuntpil in K#niln»lr riMitity, rlo ik
Mlrurle Concrete Co. J. K. Ter- ■da, Iti.wlI
i.cit t lilttrk It. W* lit nit • A4.
willager. Prop 3rd and Kim.
■titluft It* UiniwiiiHl
T l# «HltJ tond Imptii,* aeeeeaedi a t Ik *
S— Help Wanted
•1ai r -if I Dp i»atian«a# nf iilfh ef rj
tlflcaip in |h# name of MATlIKW
Cntexa -aid •-enificata
RKLIAHIJC MAN WANTKI) In ril.ATKM
■Im II Lm i t-ilrrriia-l ■n i ni<Un* f nut |aw
rail on fan n er, in Seminal. In n ilrrd will (ptelie (hereof! on la*
i . « t « f N ce yr mi ter A, D , I t A J .
County. Wonderful opportunity l il tw iiu--tut «.f f tvtel signature
M ike IS to |20 dally. No expert .a... I ar«| |ltl« Ihe l^th dav of IVp.
Ir
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ence or capital needed. Write tu- triK A l e )
day. Fu r.t A Thoma., Dept S.
V
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1 in k i Inuil Court
Freeport. Illinois.
Hu in I II et |*hL!«)illuY»
Klorldii
°
MKN WANTED for Hawltigh
ttv A SI WKKKk
Rout*, of H00 Consumer, in
Leesburg, TltuavlUa, New Smyrna,
ami DaytoA a'BvacV Reliable hus
tler can atari earning |.‘IA weekly
and increase every month. Writ*
imin dlataly. Rawlalgh Co.. Dvpi
FA HF-hl-S, Memphla, Tenn
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m um
STORK
Pra-
R—SILuaUon Wanted
I Into »lx
aacfea.lvelj
commerce
by tha prw-
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crqgat* aaringi. (ammyUto at
K^and patoptial ,a«v . to»Ajai
camparxtlv* adranugaa af U
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thraugh Ih#
to th* t'HlROPRAt TIC AMDS lif.
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o'd battery. 3 in W. P in t 8 t
WANTKD: lie n ,
and Fry r».
Georgia Produce Company, 4IH
Sanfoi'l Avenue.
IS— Apnrimcnt* For Rant
1
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WANTKD: Good full-blooded (ox
ta riltr puppy. Hut S. II. care
II. raid.
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NOW.
FOR RKNTt Garage Apartmanl.
Adult, uuly. 107 K. 5th. StraalI’hune fjfi'J.
Another Special on now,
come In and aa* th* U f I
bargain in P lclu r**,'
;
Wieboldt Studio ;
Arcade
. l'
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LET US HELP YOU
MAKE IT A
SUCCESS.
AS A HALLOWE’EN SPE-j
CIIAL WE WILL P R I N T ]
jlOO FAVOR CARDS, WITH?
AN ATTRACTIVE CUT IN-1
CLUDED FOR *1.00. .
t
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE OFFERS IN PRINT
ING AWAIT YOUR APPROVAL AT
r o c om
(1 *1 0 30
M h u jn
WANT RKF1NKD UOUPLK, No
children, t * share hum* of
wlduw. M n. L II. Griffith. 6UI
Pelmet tu.
FOR RKNT:
Two bath..
Inside. 70V
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will be * tail* ,| M onday.).) mo-t of
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to llaboratlon, h* apploarhad Gil- bo perm itted to tae tify paraonell)
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foreign m laletgr, wa» th* only one a (U tn * y , M id Ml « H i.rruugh.
ri’prtftrd lu the S nuthrB il'>rii fUow ou'd make bond III Richmond.
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breid** Y a a h lu w a to refrain fiom
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voicing hi* plana ore a t Am erican V a , h r r home, a n d a tria g e m -n U
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' I \ .P *—Thirlt**>»» iHiiucmen. th ro #
w hie’i ni.ty *»•• •
parttclpaliorv. Tht* a a * Interpreted would bo mad* f«r the blabop'* Svm laalu Cownty T ham Ser of Cum- |. i ||( , n Tb »m lev « > . .le c t.d *i* r
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l ? . - | t n th e conference y * » U r-• ou‘
• " inv*»iiB*ti*>n Into 4**
It riaar ha waa prvaent pater th* U » fa r be pan h* b ro u g h t out, w |l| ■lay. 0 : t . t3 , a a Ih* guevt of tb r a t tlm* m eetin g s (h r f |r i t ,.f t.'i. I-' ? ro -n m ittcr wa*rrt imnu-di iti* tim e ago, of f e t i n g what Ii now day. ha-ed mi fe rlt g a th e re l '.y l'» * d *|;ird d rg ie * hrutelltjf.
ter aw , f th* I i Lang-Kellogg pact eifutlraU lh a c m W e t o f B ohop City « t W inter H a ’ .n - H r ha» *l*a ‘ n> » year. H ull pvonlhlv. .be meet ly appoint** | hy tha chairm an, >util
on« of the It.rg.-Vt an.l * tro n g n .t ,| legatee during
the la>t
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Poll *meii wnw c h a ty lR
been aakrd to a tte n d a noon lunch ln>— ire f lln l w ith " i*■nr, .h i ! lH y will fu n ttiu n a , tb* reea.iim
alanc and would not partkipot* be Can mm and M r • d o r i t t u " ‘
Y our pf th* M u n ti p m * n U d eon in th a t city on th a t day_ when view.
of to I'lty whoal* nn.| t h ll* tjenun.l*. The .rr iu itt.e men nre: e l. w e , u f .l t . kind In .ho county | m onth,, .a id .g .lc u ltu re , .e g .tle ■ l ‘l.h * * * •
delibanUaaa m ntaatuw* under
th. r iW iu t #f lha league.
l y t h r g rin d j u r y rh arp ed MUa A rth u r M. Hyde, a crelary o f ' p t i . / r e x and d vylvpm f.il, e itii K arl i.«hm rnn. If. t , Ih-an. R. J L ’.'h J u l 'l V i v l r t ^ a n d S
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c lv lia n. . Cecil
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f c n o d f t . w ith w ilful failure in a g llc u ltu r* . will ba the print'll aU »a*h t* ach«*r r»|»*vi»i| !♦» taki o:i Holly, on pph'uSty. Linton Allen. ia* r - in 1m \ r ’•‘f 'K t , aritl became ^ h « \ r l i r u r r m n l ri itu ^ the Iir«l - he
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chary* 1 with attempting to lnfh(^
While rvovirtv on g e n u a l 1 n»|. *n;r th* tmtinmny of a wltnaad
M r. i>»hm*»u» te le g ra p h * ]
h i* » l.wear.l Ih* b tt»r.ne!!t of ...n it- on finance; H. If. ImBoe* nn i
th* r i n k a t th* R oua« o f Ifrpr*TO I HIST C l .l 'l t M T l VC
I ne-« ' omI trad*, i, veinevthnt o ff in «gaiiul en* of Ih* d*t*«tlv«*.. .
• * n ia itfn < K ant a th e t* ehargwi acr*p4anc* t l ih* Inyitatiotl* to- ti«n> m hi achool •>< In ih* e o u n i/ , Mr*. Mora.-' no t,-undent relief
lia r. 1 ? colarW em e, he will be In' * ht>ol-.
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Th* drtectle* vergeanl* a r* WU.Sup n n le n ie n t of y.ium l- T. lV i:.-l« ... and Mr.v. 5|or>r. on nn- f.AKKI XND. O rt. t “^ Inr* t h ’ n i ' ”
nrhleventent r f more haul M**,«r. ac.ueed of b a a t t e R l f
1 i t t UK ROCK
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h le re p o rt to th# d ire c to r, of th* tV. la w to n .p o k e brieS y pit (d "1' u n fIiv in e n t
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f> »ti< r Joined tht. T.i srwt t luh M alic 'ort'lillan* wav diecuvved (.ri.no*: w ith a wooden club, and
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W hltn rtelnU eeai w hiia tw o a M U o aaJ T h r i l l Cl true G roker* t'lta r in g , for tl.e trh ..I >c»r. ami nekjit t i n.1
Hubert J . B a rre tt and A rth g g J .
eioee it o |* tie l f. r the ****on a w ith optimUm.
A**a t la tie * on th a rcee nt *. ■, , t i.f each of t^ e t e a r h e *
, rta ia * . N. V , tn w p I W da tail* cw gnu U d S T I M f . r
la * H i‘rrwod o ' Ho* I J e l te r .l t ) F ihclly. charge,1 w ith oalng thM f
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(alien aahi. nf |h * *Mying M n r jw f th MUa R u rm c g h a U commit
ha coeeductad in t* h a lf of th« cit- w o p , e». r outlined bei -.
O r A n t r y v f l r n v n u I I . i p m i.iewi, a ill begin about Ih* Oral tocivtiun, aid the fa rte pr*v" 0 t- detvctlyt* a r* la m ts A . M o#(pa
hero W t nunth of Gnoogn Uete, ■ offaM M . L '* d ,r th* 'aw a a ru e In fo .try of - Florida. I I . . a Mr.. S. T . Ila rrla . - I ra lU h a U rO V C S l i t r e
oi ihe m onth. •
c.l »-«.« the vuutheaet ie p n .|t-* - and llo b art L. June*.
of Lon AngeW- AnthaHUo* anil a b a tte r t* m ad* equally raepoa- p ert* t*. r» tu m In tlm * to .p v a k ir e e . » p rM *ntlog IE* Taarhe
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a fight With alaha ha* roafcadad
C harles F . Hrym erm an,
caarp iracy b t w W aU wdfaUy lha
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load it
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eerie, nf raiinoa* o n -Som e Old
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EU8TI3—BWU roootvod for r*.
Football Flashes
By 'P E T K B SCH AAL
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Arborio
FORT FDOtCX—C t D**arvy
boUdlog Into A Son op m od P o rt Sew all L o a U n
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■* Cow BOOT b o n , o n p io r to c U man.
Irerun. I *orne g rin d pil-'-m g h\
Joiner, and a In n r d i,tin ic tu p le
W hile express! ins of boredom by Wall w ith l * n on. M*n n v t l
, . n d d isgust were n o tirrif acat- Johnny C u lb n s th ', t'nc a Indian, bi
to te d am ong the fa re , of severs) •wept .3 a c o n v lriin c victor, m e - rr
■ :
n * B defen.le alertness th a t paved the
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Bonfotd fa n , who W ltniaaeil Me M anager U niarh', Hnyti.no Island- . m
a n j hotly c o n to .to d ,
IW|1 u ^ d s w t l ■ "
"*"*• ^
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af.rrno.in | gi
final o n ! deeming gam e of ih r ers here ye*trdday
.
.
, coaching alaff, will
•coring a *1 l i 2 win which
one the m ound for
* ! / * ‘" . V ”
re tu rn i f a tht team . T r c •quad’ hi
’central Florida b ia e la ll |#ag
crowned them the fl it
am n.
I th
i although w ild at I ,
lf„
*h'
Port "I i r , iw . team ., one ol
f irs t ehainplnnshtp
s e rir,
at of the C entral Florida lla*cl.all tll
e rrd down i„ th I P, :r,,„ 1
ln P°*ltlott for play i h . N otre l>ot
'H n n le lfa l l*Hrk y * 4 t» n tjj alter
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lowed the usually 5,
f ' r *' :,*,"*h,l‘’, , n rb o rtly a fte r while the other will
After a oad >t*r. when both |,
t h t | w fir m orr than «jff***i
P- A | . team only
,0 ,,!,,^ d „ |U 8nl, "d-tner syatem n a i n i
r file .co rea. t h . ’ V
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U.wall*. Tara.
o f lb# h ip p y c ip r s o if in i fount! tra m , scored a* the r-aull uf 7
e ror*, fully
| im»0 ,|i-fla to r- i,,
made i.i th e ».c
*'" r '*|,,r • r *1 P««entry th a t
Jlcn m aking the tn c
them of «nmf' 4iH) Cornu fun* warmed t i a , fine a |ii: |;. r
fourth l in i n g ,. Aft h '*
">">ded t h u gam e tim e \ | , rn . V erri. r u v i., «
• h o rhrwrw«| t h«*ir ti'BMl to th», l i t t l e a . a rr*l. i ll panic ...old
nnimr only o n , .>• ,hr
w a‘
•» 1HUS w a,
la v ln . Fetronla
0<*ho, Ih ira b , livening up wbat w ar,ant, and le fo re tic
eam». I'
r " t » . fur a , first v -'•‘•nt today a> the com plete cadet •acHets; Reid. Richard
« r» n :u ill, turned int> « good ball hail ended had <rfn Inini r |,n l| i4,
lu l r lb .n from lo e i.ig to n oeeoin .Vt.Koe, g u a rd ,; C olli
:g*«uo
.way fim n
(din
H utto, t ..
s J nut 11, the
a
1 ' " ‘V’* ' '
' ’n
*" ‘k u u a n rls , n. W hitlock, e n te r *
| league*! m w l valuable ptnv ti in
H e Mo, ida Row 1 * | ,ghl ar
f both ayhonlH ai d t oller, U regory, Beck,
a pit.hlng •xhiliition wl.icb » * .
boy. rlo Nswateiy. ,u e , . , J . d ,n
’ -Itc -v d n r l i d o tta J this U .lla n , Hancock, lira
m asterly Joiner oll .wel I or f ,r
......... t i n e in the t „ . t „ „ o ,g
" " " ■,**lu«"back,.
.
1 I f * during the nf 1. 1110011. rw.. of
ai"d p.,* o .e i three ru n , in tin .e<
l ie d i ’fn
W illiam
S cott, of
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t l . 1.1 very dotllitful. lie g .v .
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ttut.iirr tell.-vi j law raon at Kivbntond, donor of the new grid
KALKICJll, N C.,
hut one hti a fte r the third inning
and *•"" «otpt i‘h eater, . a t In th e ' (A P .)--W o k e F orest
,tn«| tVd« nt *v r ip : r»ni |t n t r r t t It). Iwginnirig of the th ird .
.ec .nd when infield t l o r . n'a. e ■•It r h i . u n k i got n single to I ' • " •• 't'''' boa /lo n g w ith other N orth C arolina S ta le
• to . 1 off this inning.
Itaburii t'**.IngtM-hed gue..«, ■■ Form er
annual fair v»«e
teen on the >a ka ..He of |
<tt .. k out
Niinar. Itussell and <‘,,, ernor H a m h liytil preaented cam e yr«tecd«), ti t > 0.
hcvrinif
'" h a m to sfreaM o n . H ow ever, p, U"* » ’ *
f**W and .te d iu m In
The vl tore sta rte d
A , I ha h u rler who w a, collet or,
fo tn lh toiling, a fte r M orri.m i 1 'e ti'e n sn l dove;n o t
J a n ie ,
II the th ird perlt.l th at
lo |.il.*ti t or ia to the . h m i i..p
I'".I pop|/**d out. A Shaw atiiglid, , ' r |r ''- whn »•* »pted for the , ’a le y a « l, and a touch*!
’ h'l*. Joiner mors- 1 an fu ll.lb .I
l b . ith doubled, scoring Shaw . K .l '
M» l« ti« l«
Shinn taking the ball
h i, la-k, and tin* , m o d ei>|..yi .|
ly hit u borne run. b rin g in g in Virgimn
u .1 u t>. ;| *** tng kept on the de
Ku.ith B lond of him. S ta m p ■ sm \ | | |
0 •> (1 H I , ^,r*1 • * " peri.el*.
fled. V t-hnv a,,., hub an k s t/. f .
Seuriog \ .,g „ u a . field g ,„ l
S ta te failed to evhlhl
........• t o ... M rm per .e o .in g , P tv a .it. \
M |
,ouvhdow ,„. during , he game F a r
\ a use and 1. 0 . rll Is.lh atru k 0,1 W ait,
t;,e g „ ry
f „ .|
eri.nl, D ellm g.r
I f you l td Pick-The-W inner co n testan ts who H a t wooh hooded
In jm ur lelcctlcno th in k th a t yoo bad • job picking wiem U a t
weak, look a t this Uat below. Wo’re tom bed tho schedule to find
|B garnet th a t would really toot your abllltloi ao football " t a
pe rtx ”, and alth o u g h w»Vo allpped in on e ajy one o r tw °. moot
of them will koop you buoy.
To help you win n e t only tho trad e reopona good fo r I I In
m erchandise a t ChurehweU'a and W oodruff and W alauo'o, b a t tho
football ticket to tb o FkrU a-K entO cky gam e in JaCkodnvIIU. Dor.
6. wo ir e f ir in g you below the team s' record lo it S atu rd ay . H ere
4m •,
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T # « . ( b r U t 'a
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29 I s w s
J ubI hrrav t« you h i t t n 'l s c h in re lo tn U r th« football
U bI, Jon’l ito p s tn d in f In yoor lUt
you m ig h t win
Irmil* rou|Mmi. Clip this toupon, p la fr >our nama ami addraa*
It, m ark • "W ” opposit* th» narna of th# t##m you think
• In, »n.l »*nd It tn th« Sporta FxlUor of Th# H#r#ld ti#for#
o’c?o#k vSaturdiy. 0*1 17.
M»r#'« this •Ife k 'i Hal:
U a ed C tfR
EndAftor
CW y tw o dayo
which hoe t w o going on fo r th#
pool rig h t do^o an tbo B ird cor
k t o f tbo M arshall Sf.toM , loc
will com# to on ow l. o c e o rd lig to
Pick The W inner
Defeat Islanders 6-2, Fast Game Results In
In GoodGameWhich Victory For Newest
Ends F i r s t Season Outfit In L e a a up
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building
bot«l.
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onnoaopom r^l
W. B. W^ltkill, .local r*proaont%
thro of tbo MonhaD Motrra.
.
In hU iM M U M o m t today H r.
W o lth .ll u M d o t ho wtohod to
cotend ht* appCoefattoa to tho
pooplr of B u f o r d m i Scm laelo
C ru sty for th o tr ooltam ogr dortn g tho «aJ». Uo sold t h a t .officials
of hlo com pany woro w o re th a n
p k o o c l with tho tr ta l to obtained
through t b . rx U aeiv * o d v e rth cam paign c arried on in tho
colum n, of Tho S a n fo rd H erald
du rin g the tola. Tho M o n b all
M .tor* advertlaem ewt appearing
*New hero in tod.jr'e iaroo p r o a t.t,
■till m a r t ra ln o t In used r a n .
41
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Saturday
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cotJth#
OPMn
will
3:00
Name
Addraai
Cornell v». l*rinceton
U ecrgia Teeh v». A uburn
F lo rid , v». Syracuse
M aryland v> K entucky
N orth C arolina v». Ueorgia
T en n ex ee **. A labam a
TOWN I.OHKH S l'I T
Tulanc
v j.
V anderbilt
Arm y v ,. H arvard
W liran tin vs Purdue
T e n * v*. Oklahoma
W eal Virginia v». W. S L.
M ichigan vi. Ohio S ta te
C hattanooga vc. Suwon.
V irginia v». V. M. (
riATOW L*ke View CrnVet,
Inr.. ra p itaiiae d a t f 10,000, filed i
g itid e s o f . Incurporatiun.
OVER
North C arolina plsyt.
W hitten, e,
I a wsun, p,
Ilalinrn, p.
I’m dun, lb ,
/n c h o ry , r*.
Ciilluui. ill.,
H um phrey, ‘j
II indon, Is,
I Totals
| DAYTONA
Baker, rf
1 • 'Piter, s .
Hi iris*, 2b
MrCmran, ;
W light, rf.
t J" a nt «m' k, rf.
W illiam s, If,
Ilm plrca; Kinlaur,
Co<0«
UNIVKKBITY, A la , Oct. I d .-.
The Crlm * n Tide
squad, .15
lin in g , hoarded a lia in ymtswucy
fur Knoxville and the ganut Saturdsy w ith Teiinescet’. T he players
will n s e b
the Tenoesseu eily
ra rly F rid ay ami wurk out d uring
the a fte rn o in .
ll.ik u r , ;|h.
I Mobley, e
IVIIIcer, cf
1 n 'llile n , lb
. Spske, rf
l*ert, .'lb
j H utto, p
Totcls
Daytuno
A U BU RN , Ala.. Oct. 10.—T he
| ’j i lla in e sm sn polished oK tholr prephj »rat ion for tne tieorgln Tech
2
I )' 'p e n d in g t f e a ftrrn o ,n
til a n ily iln g Yellow Jacket pliy c. The
II: lr J m also gave considerable at-
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Cook, J a c k
PRINCESS
S tre tc h
DoUar
GOOD USED CARS I
I V f ||s
O ffered D uring T h is S ale
/I
RIDICULOUSLY
| j
no DOll Duo—«l MACf I .F N N V - Filling s to i n n
J10 311(100*_«l | Imilt
tiy II. 1‘owcrs, n ear here,
Run, b a ttid i n ; 'Wall 3. Ila n e ll
2, Culbreth. T hree base kits; Well. e-.inpleted.
Stolen h a ,* ,. I’ruvoat. Culhreath. it. Bum a on balla, uff Jo in e r 3.
Brown. Mccrlfico h it. Joiner. Loft lilt by p itch er, Headley by llu'.to,
on ba ««s. Cocoa, 8, Haytona P. Baker l.y Joiner. I'm pirea; lotlng,
k tru tk out by Jo in e r «, by l l u l t i laipcc, itognn.
T ex a j C hristian vc. T exas Agglea
left here ton ig h t cr.d a te expected
T A | L A I I A a a a a —A.
»lb«o for N egroes
and M.
to erect
brick building at coat of flk.OOU.
UNDEFEATED!—AND THEY’HE ALL UNDER 15!
< b u smoke is wore responfo r moro fa re a l flraa god
IT loose* than any other
i lost year, coys tbo U . 8.
It, fo r* Ira. 0 * piotaeted area*
iWeh r e to r ts aro more com*
[•took*re re g ard n . t a o f ,r o s l
or moro tbon 20 m root of
to flraa reported, la Uo loot!
r»oi». dellbmto woods burn,
prf Inrandiarlsm hoe boon re# lo for tho 17 paresat of Uo
I
�PnUf* (W h|MM> in • Ettlr
I
n w a U r > w w l t iwratnti ia tte teapot*. atexe I
las citfceis estettelutty m a l «<Jt tom «* ■ IW
nous n it r t b s of d b n » w A s iiliw Vjr tk h n
k s ritf tte B n t r r i l s i w . I k m * » l n k lt a n «
existed betveee CW m ssd I k U t t lr i S ta te m r
u u j
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IT. I»>
HAVE ALL GOOD— Tk , )« a f
Ilona do .'acb. and niffer hunger:
1st they lhat <nk Ik* Lord akaU
not rant any good Iking.— Faate
k a ty
ia m ta M a b
*kM
in s iu d
Am
area ter* to h f a rtia t Chtow* port-?.. aud too)
leaal t k tatiakk n y a U lw a which lk > i tautaj
M p ia f t k water tec. for p— s th c a s « t n te
Japes k a pcohahty irsord fires I k « « y keck
serious figktisc k k w a tkal tiM Slty asd C l
neorr tie s K itty eteteed tte la it .d States. ml*
is fesred as s a c l as it* new. sad as the side of
Mite.
PRAYER—Thou, O GW. ert tk.
Reurco of
god gU u
iw j
ATTORNEY*
Hal all politic laaa art rich.
8*m* of them got Jefralod.
T h ru ' may ka dag racing U
Rewiaola County aoit viator nXV
Touchton's
Sanford Drag
.
-Ik e R e a l Store”
* * r.
1st i t fk e l-e f M in i
Hill Lumber Go.
m
u i;M
"All Ik. world'*
a
atago."
ELECTRIC SHOP
,
“ We are at aQ Uaaas g b *
to a d d fee is la y trfy
with year build In* arete”
Z IP 8E R V 1C E
AUTO TOPS
r r
F W * US
PRINTING
Randall Electric
M as-
JP5W RJL
M poetically lamlodad an Ik* ilk
r ter- “Yeah, flair maw w ala*
,
*
Electrical W lrto* esd
Herald PrmtJM C .^
affected. w «
. A U a u tU u l young kloada. toM ntly deciding tk a t th ere la
nothing to tit* for a f la t i t aka*
h rry tlf In tk* k c art but alUl U»ed.
l l m eat k a r* k t t s m a te o f alas*.
pboM m
RADIOS
4M <a
Tk* Chr latino Science M aaitar
p o in t, out tk a t F r t t i t e a l B a a * tr
♦ rld rn tly b .U arto tka currao a a
tho road b a t to praap arily ikould
k# kaarlly ta n k e d to p r w n t rbld-
S TS W A R T
PHILCO'S
The Florist
dkf-
O ik tottfite*
jm M
BEAUTY SHOP
Tkay a rrta U d aa* of A1 Cnpono’a p ali In c iiirt for to tin g a
pistol, and a ll tk* (Ini* we tkaugkl
•on* of ('ap o n * '. p ali would foot
w ith anything a m a lltr
than a
Frtach .75.
On Oct. do bod* county wilt
hold a g re at election to d«U rm ia*
w hether kora* and dog tac iag (h a lt
b* ll gallic d. F ra ia a t Indication*
a ia tk a t n a i l w inter a i d a n a
a rp a ra ta and dlattact tio a k fa*
m r < m an, wom an and child la
FURNITURE
Wagoner Furniture
pluses ■lkedH msk! Tested
sate to to r. I t I d e ite r m s «
should try M u t e stores Wise*
relators. As sort of te e -------B irao guy w n tr* u» th a t k* liken
tHla column b u t It U not aheaya America* mate protects tefnc*
a tc ir a tc . N aithcr won Cohambua.
to in lllag for China. k* landed at
8t n
S alrador.
bloat a ia ry e a r
would ra th e r bo rig h t th an proaI t e a t T k a fa probably why tkay
•te.
Oar Undo Samuel kaa kmt a
half billion dollmra of hia maaalary gold auppliea within tka pant
r- tour week*. But with asm, K Sr ilUXW.OOO still left U kla rente.
I t It la h danger of Wales a
bread liar, at leant tor aanther
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n
, TriantW,..
Service Station
T W ls |w r t « a c t o f tyadtoc el
phmsurd te thee* rn h iw ii. Wet •
to Imports*! as al pm waL W e ’
tbalks evsitokle w IW aswssA si
Iowa os mad otter parttears, a r i
er tourso. We tetter* I te l « • am
proof af why. s ite L.etemaetal
peotrtoc. hatiiran to Sketwd to aa
G arage
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talla tka- L’aiUd
SUtaa
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tk i.U U i. If Al
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WeIborn*8 Shop
tkat union.
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SERVICE 8TA'
M affctfa Garage
SODA FOUNTAIN
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R A T tT R D A Y . O C T O B E R 17. 1 9 5 1
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; GERM ANS V O T E
IC O N F ID E N C E IN
*C o [ n E W C A B I N E T
o rn c *
PoUyanna Class Has
Initial Fall Meeting
W ith J i n . R. R. Pippin ns h 0»tthe I'-dlranea Ctns» of th e
Firnt R npti.t Church held it* first
,
. ,,
_
il
m a rtin s of Ih r F i l l acAtOfi on
ThanidAr afternoon a t 3 :$ 9 o tlo .k
• t the church. Jhjiintf th# b w ln rc i
fteaalon th* following o fttefr* w*f> ;
elected: Hetty W h rck ss, p re .,d e n t; E velyn Erhol*, rlre -p iffi
. . .
dent and choir leader; M ary For
-caster, ■Tertiary a n i tren a o rr:
M ary M.M ahon, ic p o rt.r; anti
Mrs. Pippin. tpnu-ur.
Plana ware m i.Ir fur the Polly' r
. ,
..
.
anfia r u n v and fur IK« irdf?cora
cm ,
Mr*. L. I. F r a ile r anil nan,
i m u l M U .i^ r T
o f tho
r i n l M ethodist . a i S t i t w ill be TEcm tV and M n L A. Dm m W U a t 3 M oNlwck I f tho church ley left T h n rjd a y fu r C harlolta,
w h h C lic k NtMBkhr
in K. C. where th ey will «|iend about
10 dny*.
N am hdf o i k t V tW f M
B ^ptU t C hareh. M n ? B- K- HUI,
Cbah mam, will a w l a t S;S0 o'clock
a t the hooM o f Mnr. W. C. !>•C h a n e y an Kant
N ineteenth
S tre et.
Clr.'lo Nam te c P oor of tho F lia t
M n , J. B. C raw ford, M n. J . I_
B fp tltt C horeh, M n . T. A. B roth- WUkinaoa, t i n . f l . p, B rc A i. Jr.,
m a n , c h aln a n n , will taoel a t l : M
Mias Brelyn W ilkinson and M hs
o ’tlorh w ith M n . R. W. Law ton. P aallne C raw ford m otored to O r
MB N i k A canoe.
lando yesterday w h -ra lh e y spent
, C l ic k N ta ah e r Two f f th e P i n t tho aftarnooo.
B tp tta t C hareh, Ur». L. E. Tew .
e k a ln a a a , w ill aaaat a t I J O oVIork
A am aa th e stu d e n ts . a t lbs
-H ih M n . P ra a ri* K. B ok. 1101
L 'airersity o f P ljrid a whu are
•Circle N um ber Three e f
the spending the week-end fe re with
F j n t B aptist Church. Mr*. J . IL th e ir parent* a re : Leonard Miller,
ra lrk w g k , chairm an, trill m eet *1 B ernard S h irs H . Ja c k Peter*.
3:30 o’clock -with M n . 1 L R . P i p - Joseph O'Connor, Bruce Laney
pfn a t hoc hom e on W is t P i n t and H s n a a Itauk.
S treet.
Circle Nambwc Pica of the F l n t
B aptist C hareh. Mrs, f . II. p r a m ,
■ i t m a a . wit) m eet a t 1:30 o'clock
M * h Mr . E. C. H arper. U » E ast
T w enty -1 bird S treet.
C lic k M em ber St* e f the P i n t
n a p tlit C hurrh, M rs. C eotga H o ff,
rhalrm aa, will m eat a t 1:30 o'chwk
w tth-M r*. I . IL B ra c r, Bias A re
Mrs. Dean Entertains
Honoring Miss Ives
. C lic k No m b. r P e rm of th e
P i n t B ap*kt Church, Mrs. B. R.
Be k, chairm an, w tU .taeci a t 1:30
o'clock w ltk M R- Beck. 5010
’ airrel A Cenor.
i The' Busfaseaa W oman's Circle of
* th o P i n t B a p tist C lw rtk, Mr*. P .
U R ita, ck ajrm aa. will s u e t a t
o’clack w ith U k s . Annie
lia a ri; Jow er* a t h e r home ow
tlo n ,.r the .la ta r.H.m a t the
church. A social period w i t th ru
enju)cul ah»n r frrAhmonla were
aar>Pt| t« the follow mi: Mr*. R. K
Pippin, ami th r
\lrc*r* Uta.-p
C lark, t.ouiar
Pa r hard,
BcUy
W hrrlefi*, M arj 1 alhoun,
Ma*>
pX|n*inh‘%1 J*U -Hindi l*d n r
\\ i4 at* Idi.l ..li
1 3B•*1**.
hf
ih i-t if
! h»*
'sRas'aif1 it i«
j Mrs. Gardiner’s Home
Is Scene Of Meeting
nl
II‘|
' aftsi 1
h nth «‘*In in l
fall Vt-tl (
*.« t*» t-n
l it 'd i n p R«tw r* if * ih ireh whcriij
th r Itibtr »rt(j .ill a t'<- • ;»*ii r h rta -i
um i Sr'«»cv l i l
tiimjr few,
rv»H. U irrnw i .1
ptir?ha*«*)*
t»>s fio m j
4 / The Churches
F R E E MKTflOD15Y SUASION
At F*ith
T abtrnfttl*. ItiO
W est F,n*t S tsn-t,
(Continued In-w I'a^T O u t )
fiunday Si ho»l. t0:00 A. M
m«nt la «u«| •.».! > , .... C’-* canP rsarh m * II in) A. M.
iliL tlip n o f ("i
• ii i .f i .'- unit
K ate II. llooth, i n il c r .
to U-T th e til ..
, -JH .J lj,
fer.| Ihc rhil I-. >1 . 4 t< . (IITH,
P A tT fl .liM SI'H l. T A D E R N A C I.I
T he coin e ■ .'ll i, im
HJO W.-ot E ir .t S tre et
Thr
v ......... . «h,co the
Sun.lay S.hoi. 1, 10:00 A. M.
E vangrltati. S e rv ire t, 3:00 I*
............. ,h “ *"»* «f
cunllil* "A r v i
iti!*' i hmi wmi M a n ,I T lo |> M.
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4
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It w n . . h i w , t|„ „ c „ h Ihe *upC. W ill4. "I OfUn.ln.
pur. uf
no e. i * H unonP ray e ■ n irrlin a ,
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* *»hw into 7:30 P. M
J i " - *l ,K' ................
W ,U " ’t
" f ,h r ™ ' nn
E l R s i I'HESHVTKRIAN
the N a n * .1 i j h.
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'
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E. I> ll" > .lilre . I) I ) , pnaloi
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th.-v
C irn a r ' ll Vve and T hird St
niotl- a >i •> it
. m i . i-.valvniug
SrM .rea Sunday
tn ” 1
1 " l l' I'arli itittiI, T ut
9:1a A M
a v School.
* '* al c‘ '
1 •1
*11I:'M) V 'I M orning W orahip
Thi*
I .f I (•11(nil* |lt i* nil-* ilh
U :0tl At. . i ,,«v ..f Seaainn f«ir
§_. . . . . .
(l
tainral aii*'T I h nuultoi hi tn-PUPtJ
lectp tio n
oti-iu era.
» ,,, hc-hKhI y-i«u-|{ti Ii - ay not lo
7:00 |* M i h n .tia n R ndeaioi
chanu ■ hui • * » nii.il fn-m i
Sociell a
l lu* m a n •">•»? wvetrfU ii t c l»*g
9 0t) I4 .1 Evening W erahip.
i 'li»
uxtr* t iii'ts awho,
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ht'
ui \ %*♦•«.• . 1 . n i p i ' i . , in it-u r
ETHSI H U T 1ST ( I t t Ht II
il * ti k II t h r f i c it iiip li'h m r f iiN on
1‘ark
II 0.1,1 S u lh SlrvTt
whu h In* Mud hi ‘ vulli u
fw d»
W . I' H k
l r . I'a . tor
Sun,lav v 1.... . 111 IN) a
P .IO E T H R E E
HM S1 M U
The l>» 4
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4e the oitne
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[jif* *t 'nM|* l * a law •!*• • ii »*■*! 1»RTik r *t*c it *. 1.1
i. n in -M in . I-until* ruled
i Ar*■t I#»*• I ih flk mil At
i in nun ( h11 - 1.»iri|i nl th f
in », >-* fur Mini value uf
SPl-CIAI, 0FFF.R
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M
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II 00 A. M
Eohje t. rile lllllu .te of R E'-.
H ill > I II
I
II}. In villi til in'*I iff
r n( itU'nrc .'thfurul
K m r’ huiliiwm * thwir - jlniinfiirrit
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vralkpil ioii ufi l(,t chwiiAilh, ilui
ip f thi< nji|ira( . iwinp Inn k wli«n
it \#? - I mvr fm i <*i me
W h r f i t h r fi'*i|ll itf th*
in p «*f
cpnfidetMW wn« i«ail
> | mprIu’I
l u e l r , t v i»|*|«* iliun Inn i «
tlie ir ill-u |••p«>iuf iti*■111
i 11i 11w i
ru in M e n ill h r P th 'tin I**- in ijit-s lid
: h r p r h r f w ith v v i h thi r r t it li
w i * f r c r l v r d , h ut nut a m u M r
mitvrtl tin th r *.-f
Hu tiunini
T l r iif lurk mi
f lf llf lit I r ft*? ill
tis*n rnolium uf
U l U fK 'l tm yrf h«*r
J • <1 . M u ll tilt. A
c«h iutim ritt
fil'-e f*p | m**i
t .nfidi*iu*e,
**»■ tfm**.
i •man1 uf i|li*,,
1Iti il I hi* f I f
i. v.iio.-lin ing i
Sunday
The Rev. J 1 Mc1nnrriif*v
luiw \\***. <;00 A M
High Mk m . 10 Hu A M
l!i#nfns IN"\ntiun*, "lit i* M
Snmfay Schmil S a tjrd n t
a 'tu r
newm I Oil I' M
lb rin g
lilt* mmith uf lit?fuher
Mb*)- Mill W *441*1 daily
u c ftl
at 7 -H»
lw « a n
n m r hiin lty to
Itin Vf|t tri/ ihc |
lu
L0NGW 00D
AND ,
FERN PARK
fi* i*i ..(. inwing
THF PEPPER SHAKER DANCE
B u b J ct.
1it* I tun
and
In t e r
c ru io n ."
('h riit.a n F .ndes,, r -- il .TO |»
hA eiiing J b h l i *
7 .‘til I* M
S uht*it. ‘■(imj'} (.hftUftige in
Hiviplit%.,a
$ r m > * r Mr** ling Ww«lrti*»il.iy
• 'c i.lu g Mt H.iHl I*. M
Mr*. J . H . Mctiifh
O r'sn.lu
Hear flei.rca Avo
W illiam M. M el'herion. pa-l.-r.
Illblc Sell,ml, S.in-U ), IMS A. ,11
Serm on, S u n la v . II.Oil A. M.
Subject, “Th, n.-iplirm in the
Holy tih o -t.”
AVllllngr W nrker* l / i p i r , Sun
day. 7 :t>0 P. M.
E 'sn y i- I.lii Serv.re*, S n.lay.
*:!H I*. M.
Women'* |.ra y e r
m e e tin g
W r.lnriday, 3 in i |» M.
I’r a je r ,-n.l T e.tlm ony, We.lns*d»y, 7:1'. I*. SI.
Qurumnunt
\ tyulurr >
A ln -.S IA I.M K K . IM ’ ^ K M . 1
Spirit i-a'i*l 'Icdhim ef Ihe
I 'r s i r r e i . r Sinr1liieli-4I t h u r .l.
.17 e: \ h t i u N r o i l l * " i
d i ll . A NIIO.
W. H. LONG
HENS and FRYKItS
i )K E h s i : d
rilN H K P U A T IH N A I. t i l l Iti n
f n r n c r I’a rk A vm u* an.l T h.r,.
St i s e t The K n . John H It.ml.
m in u te r.
I'h u rrh SrhiH.I, D:IS A. M
M orninp W or-hlp, U:fK) \ \|.
f'h ris tia n Eiuleav.tr, 7 .imi I*. M.
-S[leaker, C harles C sn tt
IW dnctday night s e n ire, 7:311
ill I r n ln ln i;
i .iv k
He Doesn’t
Even Know
.M nnry In I r l r k li m ; m il oT
hi* p o c k e lu , tiin le h in K lilt
b y till. T r n » c a m ( r u m onw
'i c l l w o m le r » h > Ft* h a s
n n l h .n i t lu uh u w f u r h i* c f
f u rl* .
Y en. h e n d v e rlW '" -, h u t
h e uoeft n o t r a r e f u l l y r h u o - e
h U m e d iu in . H e u m u l r r s
w hy he doc* nu t u et re
a l I lx , h u t h e doe*, n u t b o t h
e r In In v fH tlK iite - R e a d e r*
i n t e r n - t a lo n e p r u n u c i s
FIMHT f i t l 'l i t 'I I (IP t IIUIHT
SC IE N T IS T
GETTINa “CHICAGO BEAUTIFUL” SALON READY
o r
Kvlru ntlderi—
'■'I'li r l t l u ’rt F lifh lln K
’(lalom”
f hi 1st Ian S clrnre sc rtle r* sr-)
h.rlil every .Sunday m .im m g at the
rlitireh a t E ast Second S tre et at
II o'clock. S u b je tt for tomorrow it
"Doctrine of A tonem ent." W clnoeday -c an in g *orclrsc w hjjh will inilu d a Icstim oni. s of C h ritlian S ci
ence healing, will l« held a t Hit '
new r h 'iith a t H0<l K. f n,| St. at A
o'clock.
T hla church
m aintain* a fia c
(ray era.
(he caijlnei he ep|m lnted."
T he P rn p k 'it |>»cly, fo rm ed ) led
by th# l a 's .U r. liu a lav S tre .y
m ann, to whose foreign poli-ics
Dr. B ruening )- hair, declared
Ihelr a p p .a itlo n to th e fOYtrnntent
luit indivhroal m tm lc r t w ere lef
tn ro ta aero rd ln g to their con
•cianers.
Tho g o v am m an t’a » l:tory
4 H dlfk.l l-y th e v o> on -c crro l
t l h a r m otions. G eneral W ilhelm
U roenor, tko 1a*t q u a rte rm a s te r
e e n e ta l of th e Im p-'rlat |. i v t r n
p irn - a ad now head of the depart
ment* of .'efp tu a rn d Interior, rr
cel re d a personal vole of eunfl
dear* of 33! to 1X7. Adam I t e r e r waM, m in ister o f lahuir, w as up
held W to U S .
T o m ake o 't i c - n sweep of It
tho ReW httag then rtownod a
Com munist m otion -ailing for
diiew lvtkn by a r o u of U o U-
The Sanford Herald
T W > iv sm m en t a e rr f ted the-rmpkwaetarva o f ronfldcncw a s In-Itesting th e rw aatry would U
h i i t l hanging th e f l n t pbotaa }oe ^ io “t k l c a i o Baa*- —ir o d th e c h a • th a t wa* prsdie-e
*a?ha k e a iiif j a g C k p a g u * n J l u «urw>;ad1ii«i. About i f tk o -cab in et w ere o c u turned a '
•bis rrT U a l parlod In tierm aiiyh
S e m in o le C o u n i t '» O n ly D a lly N * w » ( ia p e r
“ E v ery o n e
1
re ad s T h *
H e r a t } ’.
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V
/
HWM fW
M
a
r
r,‘7 r ' - ~ ^ r
THE
SA N FO RD
_ _ _ _ _
H E R A L D ,'B A N F O R D ;
'
-HE.DOES IT EVERY DAY—FOR A
.rO C T O B E R iV IM l,
x • ■ ~4~~_________
WJBEN •'FIRST CA«|r.G AVE A CIRCUS PARTS'
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T B E . S A y f O R p H $ R A I .P . S A N T O R O . F L Q R i p .V , S A T U R D A Y . O C T O B E R 17. 1931
A v to L ic e n B e s
jr *i yP» v. ti g• d ni vc U
• ^
D e m o c r a t ic W in m k m
I n *32 E l e c t i o n B e f o4*r e F-• e b .*v 1.
i\
' t ftn » fp ir,a n
A *o t e r r o r m
*»«
\
L itC t
t m i
« i n i i ir • i n r t o r t w k
t u i . \ i \
rM in n n m r u L r i R .
f i it
i\
%m i i h r u n m o L r .
« U |\ r t
I I HI
> I "HUM
II ' a f r i H l A n l A
«■ ':01
anosri
innr
'|V U£r.e
W
s ^incoB*
sS L ^
£&
M
l "
,fc« “ PP*r brackata. 1* ' 1!
round r t k a t It
$1 b u rd e n s' on
lAdjr Unable to
Ilfib a rt
Hoover gakr a «*iiru« porty in ^ftahinglon, aixt heio you i f f t i p jo u n g a te n and
t
P* n h j w »r? In atternlanae l^rft to rig h t, l*at«y Duller. I*e/gy Ann flo o re r, granddaughter of
grown
torn in the pieture. think* it'a a
ilen»«in«tratMhna of w restling with ’
I'te-n lrn t ami Mra. H «m n
Kotev t Ji^ lin ami J
Al Nee ton. Iljrit row. Alr»
L retienrk |f. Hut let.
palate o f n a l l i n a r concern Mr.
G ffatf M id fh a t be would “ like t i
l i e enacted a law to m ake more
secure deposits In national banka,
and I b a ity * 'th is could be done ”
. V)f Muscle Shoals bd* expressed
th ! <^injoA th a t Ihe m anufacture
e f ferAJJlisr there would " g re a tly
lAaxta the burden o( our farm ee
S tha southern sla te s." Ha turned
a discussion of tha ta r if f eftu^Uon had said ,1 " T a riff ra te s on
idanufailtfred products should be
g r is tly reduced, and if Ihe D em o
c ra ts should organisa the next
Cwngraax. I sincerely tru s t (h a t we
wilt be abla to re v isa'su ch ra te s
dow nw ard."1- 1
' C ongressm an C re e n 't idea as to
fa d tra l assistance in the em
ployment silaatio n it th a t "if
the present a d m inistration would
expedite constrdClWn of already
authorised 'pHfljktA much of the
present d istress would be relleved."
I-»
.•
Mr. GM ck la awaking re fle c tio n
and tinea tb4 adjoornm ent of O in -'
gresa ha said ♦bat he had either
been in W ashington or w ithin the
confine of hia d istric t! "because
my co nstituents, m any of them ,
heva needed my assistance and I
have ataydd w ith tl|em ." C oncern
ing hia aasking re-election co n cre te m an G reen' said: ‘T h a people of
m y d istric t have bean kind and
good (a me. and I am profoundly
Ira ta fu l, and I have In them an
abiding fa ith aad believe th a t they
will p erm it a w to re p re se n t there
• MW* lo w a r. D u rin g th is e ig h t
y b e f r o r irytsig Republican ad-
Mia H erbert Hoover, Jr., ilia . H ertirtt llcwjeei ami llugH fiit>ann.
AS MADIERA REBELS MARCHED TO BATTLE
w o r l d ’s
La r g e s t s l u ic e n k a r in c ; c o m p l e t io n
Her# It “ Old IronMikiA** flying her fir*t ta il Ui the lu te iv iln c l
ii m in going
reeonjAtriKdn.il at the llixton Navy Yeril. Thia old and
hivloiieal v t o t l , the If. .S, S. t un*litution, has be«*n refitted
tup to bottom l.y tha prnnie« ihmated hy vrhuol rhiU ren.
r
M
NOT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
.-
H*
k Ii
[J
ON FARM BOARD
^ e«s
.
FrTTw
llltKMKKH AVKN, G etm any—A view of the con stru ctio n work on th e north sluice of Hremerhaven
he world's la rg e st when com pleted. It Is I J I 0 feet lung and 'JUU levt wide big enough to allow any
hip >s f i r fn o s trjrle d la pass Ihnvugh.
♦ All
t a r prices h a re baan increased
h u n dridw vtght <0
c a n w eig h in g leak1 t h a t 3000
P«utda. The Increase o„ * e t c
w eighing m ore t h a n '3 0 0 0 'pbirndx
la t i cent* b n - kandfadW A lflt.
F a r tra c k s undar <000 pouddsT he
ta g price rem ains th* sam e, or 78
cent* p a r h u n d red w eig h t.r T here
a re verlewe other pflce Increases,
d e p en d lo r u p o n 'th e w eight of the
ta re o r tru ck s. •
•*
"
As in th e pael, the new licence
tags will go an sals Dec. 15. but
need not he .lieplayed u n til Jen. I.
L ittle difficulty is eap e ctrd in
the w o rking! of the new law, a l
though som e com plaint i* antlci
paled. W ith the lin in g of the ad
valorem ta x . It will be cheaper fnr
the ow ner of a late model car.
who had to pay an ad valorem
lax h ig h er than the licenxe tax
But it will be higher for the
owner of an old model car
Whare the a d - valorem wa« led*
than th e Ancreeee | n llcen.A tax*a‘.
F o r exam ple, (he owner of a
1028 F ord oedan who paid only
ra n ts ad valorem tax la st year » ■ '
required to pay |IORO plus &0
cents agency fee, e r a total of
t i l JO, plhx the advalarem , an
a g g re g a te lax of $ 11.02 (nr hit
1931 ta g . T his year, w ith th.* 10
percent increase in ta g p rice., ha
will pay til.MM, plu« the 50 cents
agency fee. or tl'JJM .
The ow ner of a 1930 F ord sedan
this y fa r will pay tlDAU, and 50
cents agency fee, or t l< 30 for his
tag, w hereas the last tim e he had
to pay 112.50 for his la g plus sn
ad valorem tax of $4 90, or $17 40
In all. T his owner under the new
law will •!» » $3 80.
A nother fe atu re this year will
be a 50 cents fee on all t a g . I j . t
year persona who got th e ir tag s
direct fro m T allahassee did not
pay th is sum , but this y e ar the
T allahassee office will charge the
same few as (he agencies.
4 »
i hr f i n a l Ito.
r >| H» 11 it i to t .
a g a i n * ! v.
ao> * anil
• Mill
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t h.i 1 certain
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10 cent* p#A
overlooking th - lake a l th a t p n n l.
An O rlando raalto r ma*le the
sale which brings to thw county
ona of tha o utstanding sportsm en
of F lorida, an active m tm b r, of
tbe Isaac W alton I-eagut. and a
past p re sid en t of the Orlando
Lion's C M b.'H A '-expects to com
mote bAtwaan bla bom s and O r
lando, w hare he will continue his
business connections.
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n itin that uit. $•• ilia- ||i
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D eclaring tb a t ha o p p o s e d *
( e d a n l aaTea t i l . M r. 'G fe e h V x -
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n f i o t t».« n l
(C ontinued m a t P « * 7 One)
t i n o peration o f •
(M
W w r f At k* m otor
vkhlcte ’ w ftb o O t' proper
Apparent that »* will alert '% tldrnee; M il U R jderiffiuph «*«•
which
Prvatdrnt and a majority of th« not Apply to ta ilo r
m^ wm * ** _ n t * »— »* 'k>
td ritkfh eWfrr politic** advantage by Uw fo r
.
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BF.RKM.KY, C»i. O c f i T 's i v v n fo o tU ll .U r* wha tried . T e i
Berk el t («h.>wn above), a llA n v rik v n g u a n i at tbe t'n iv e rsily u f Cali
fornia last yedr, was tbe only m an able tu c atrb a fuuthal! tossed
flam tb e te p of |b e Campanil* In H rtbsley. C a t. prrenlly. The ball,
t h t a n n by ( b a r b Bill In irs m . dtvppvd S U feet, strik in g tbe arm s
aad chests of lb* athlete* w ith sorb I r i i l i t r force they wens unable
ka hold them . *«.-epk Her belt.
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Six pervoos were killed xnd n w k .lb w elfhty Injilod—algo of them jertyply—when th* Royal
Seal, the fasten! train in the w«»Id, on U* way (run. Kttsloa ta Glasgow an I Edinburgh leaped the rail*
at seventy miles an huvsr near Uighta* Bal l ard, and piltd itself lata a heap or smouldering matchwood
nod twisted steel.
Brown, chief of tM Urftyed States
! engineers. Nat said |kat under this
authorisation tbe ettuaf physical
suresy could and would he made,
, If the pralimlnarp 'txamlnatlon
wirranted same. T am kdty hope
ful that General Brown will accept
th* facta which are now being so
ably submitted by Florida people
.................
s tiff lc lo g $ ,l
actual phy
P R E S l ^ g ^ - T S CONTEST WINNER
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RADIO TOWER
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SUNDAY. OCTOBKK IA,
A ;Mo - Florida-Pnlsce 'Organ
Prog) am t 18, W htgr.T aafY ! Pro-
g g g g x a a
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ard n i'litf, Tsibpli” Miaed QadF'M b , 2:18. Monday Bright BpoU,
' WBCj 2:10, Ytaat Fuamers, NBCl
«. Friendly Hear, NBCl 4. Natty*X l Sunday Fiiua*, NBC; 4 Calk
I olio Hoar. NBCl 7, Georgo Wash.
. tagtoo Hotel
Qrchoatra;. 7 ^ 4
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• • list Vis s > iltlMMIIC
t . N. .. I ll- rl> se l .i l lg
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tim e. W ithin a few d a y . h r w ill' mu, |, m.inrv fc
begin m aking a rom plcle -tii.|v of o p c rain ig exp.i
the county's towns and Common!- l-re a l d ia ig s s i
ties in an effort to find out n - UMI each month
a rtly w hat advantages and | h.»
j s
. ibH ltle. (h i. county h a . over »lh „ f
O range <
(Continued from I’age One)
e r , in the state
I . .. ...... .
town
ed hy K m . Fdw ards,
Apopka,
Among the visitor- to the »l who .aile d t»
form er president of the Orange fu n y tste id a y weie the lolloam g U h n ia n n and «
C ounty Chamber of
C om m trre,
Mayor F.arl w llr iwii. who ha« hi* n m |>u«l M
end Ju d g e A rthur McKean, of O r re ce n tly returned fium Chicago turn u a la ig r
lando, will also lie present.
as a m ember of the Florida Coin- tur in the ham
The dinner fa open to Ihr pub- m ission on ih. Woi 11 F a ir Kx- o o o . i m n i fern- ar
lie. both men a n j women, interest hibit in 19.13- Mr Hrpwn is the sub lio p i.a i pi
ed in the development and prog- m anager of the Florida K x h ib it shipped to all |
j. ,\. \k...„|, t
ie*s of the county being invited, He ivpurled th at a m ust aatisfaclory site had been -elected, nml r r diiectui ,.f t
according to Mr I'apw oith. Reset
sa tin n s may hr made at the of I th a t this sta le * uni,| rra p g n a t t'lianilier ,>l Co
fice of the trade body, an attend results from this puldl.it> m„y. |,a- just ss-tsirt
a n cr of a t least 9U persons is r a lie related an in te restin g a n m ini | ,, |a through It
of an interview he had had with hpam esa con.lit
pe* ted.
Mr. t.h m a n n reported
this M ayor A nton I eim ak in which lie the in dustrial ci
m orning that he has com pleted the Icatped th a t since Mr. C rrm ak had and says th at 1
re aira n g v m e n t of tha office apd
has begun classifying and tabulat
ing the various files of inform s
lion, concerning the county, which
have b«en accum ulating fo r S o n ic
' Klur isl m
hurt*
Mini !•»•!# i rs |
gl
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I ANKY'S DRUG 8T0H K -—Ptwscriptions, m agasines, fountain
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I’hoisc 103.
111711.DING BLOCKS—Irrig a tio n
boxes ami g rn e ia l cem ent w ork.
Mira le C o n n o te Co. J. K. T erw illagrr. Prop. Jrd . and Elm.
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HEAVENS - WHY A R E YOU
L A U G H IN G — P O O N 'T T H A T
L MAKE YOU F«*U B A P ?
and
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t o f t SAI.K. S lam tard Rulck aim
ro a rh Iu28. good condition ft
him..I ruim ing , um lition, on acepuai
leaving will tali for $100 00. ap
p ly
t)i> kins, srcum l h o u s, s e t t
l’o»i Office, llcnson Springs.
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PLAN YOUR PARTY
NOW.
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IWU t IIK V im t.K T COUPE. N h t
Paint New Itubher. $325. N eatIt n-w
lla i Icy-Davidson m otor
t y .l r live I A Nine M yrtle Ava.,
P la n s Cppiplete
For T e s t i m o n i a l
D inner M onday
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l 141$ f»n* kkl'h 4 lute bun hy tall.
\N m 1 m alr Ii m » -putted hound.
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name L',*$ IHI re * uni w ill he pafcl
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fur i t i f u i m ahnn leading l i t r a
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srs nr* • i X»aiii mil# • ./unit I I •
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(•!• «• “ii Highw ay hetfr%en Sanami Oilaiuli* Kinder pUtfla
n o tify
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I (1ST 7 inontb old W alker hound
m alr puppy. «oliir white
w ith
light tan wp«»f• l«f%%a iH J S N t.
Sm ith. .17 K tn l St
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yrnra ami year* t«» life. Dr. W
K Mt Dnuicnli Floral H rifM t, Q
Sanf* rti A m
phone fiM M
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no
Sam K. McKetvW, «g-(Jov*rnor
uf N rh ia -b a , nod a mem ber ol the j
Fe-ler.il F arm b o a rd , lie re p re
se n ts ihe g ie a l w heel (ro w in g
•eelinn of the country, and l«
active in hi* e ffo rts t a benefit
\ ‘ i. ,k ...
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I XI T »|l 1*1 • It %TKI».
T his is the kind a f bread th* K ird a of A sia M inor yat And grow
If they saw a picture of the kind of t r e a t we e s t. It l | pqaAibl*
it would seem as funny la them as th eir food doe* to us.
I_ — A _______
n n o u n n a ta U
''"aial*1
!l***
• V
i ’aaIn|>Ig«!ll.anl. —
mor* effective service.”
"W ith th is deep fntereet our
F h r ld a people a re now U k ln g in
th e construction Af the p roposed'
c*na| across N o rth Florida. I be
Have our united effort* will bring '
Ui* actu al construction o f I h * ;
canal ." C ongressm an G reen said.
“In 1»?7 II won m r privilege to i
obtain p o stag e of an act for tbe .
yprelim
i w o i a i Minary
A M i/
n iat th
i m
O i tha
in c
sv xt iammi in
n of
proposed canal, w* decided to c a ll'
for fu rth e r a u th o rlia tlo n In th* i
Introduced
O bill, the substancy 01 which
. wa* I
Included in tha general Rfrtii n and
Harbors bill ^aad Gen. Lytla
.
$*»« b ll a t i ^ a f
I'—H
•
I* . $ k * « r r
f i"Mil
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• *•I • kk Wilt » .1 Ik * ! . . * $ ( * r $ In
rj,
IIA in t IllC h S
$11.90 fnr 100,
• m) lu rri) yut *i»h. U w (*»”
Iiviry .Xrn.i ni; niunxy, w«$ *hlp
I* ll |» ,
i>4 id. II"gAii Hatch*
riy . II"'aIiiw ( i lf r n . Mo.
10— F l o * c m
and
I'U in ts
H H t S.Vl.F. I a hags plants. 50e
per Iihki I a.«pti. one m ils south
«f liindervllie.
I.IUKKA 1. A LLOW A NCE on yoal
o'd b a tte ry . 118 W. F ir s t 8t> •
15— A part m e n u For j p H *
$•"•*.*•■
F u ll B E N I
G arag e A partm ent.
A dults only, in? E. 5lh. S treet.
Phone 552.
F o il KENT
Com fortable a p a rt
m ent. 203 K. 7*id. St.
16— U o u m m F o r R a i l
W ANT ItK FIN K H C O U PL E, No
rh lld irii. In -hare home of
otdow. Mi
I.. II. G riffith . 801
I’a tin f t to.
H ilt ItKNT.
Nicely furnished
hnu>rrt A sp a t Intents, lights,
n a l i r A g a , furnished, a b a tg a in ,
Mrs Msiffitt, M il Celery Av*.
F lllt ItKNT: Seven room heat*.
Two baths. Newly r*-flni*h*d
In tide. 799 P n lm rtto A v a n u a.
I’hon 700.
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26— M iM c d la n r a u s
V-
W A S A HALLOWE’EN SPE^ C I A L WE WILL P R I N T
llQO FAVOR CARDS, WITH ■ U l i
r I a n a t t r a c t iv e c u t i n - 1
•
L IcLUDEI) FOR $1.00.
|^
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8 a l«
FO B 8 A I.K : J e rs e y milk cow.
F resh Nov. t. See T . B. K inard,
Boa 270. It. F. H.
29— For Sale or R fiit
An»
ROY BCHM1DT
" ‘,
m AeA It. A ^ r ie s s k A . . .
FU R SALFi: N icr young m ilk cow.
also hot wA ttr lank. Apply 1476
P alm etto Av*.
FOR K EN T; Pool room w ith te rn
. p lele fixture* on N inth S lrto l.
c tin m l trad*. A pply 801 N in th VI.
.
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE 0FFFR.S IN PRINT
ING AWAIT YOUR APPROVAL AT
For
TIIRKK M ILTII cows for soU
cheap. Coll 318 S anfoid Avenue.
f Wieboldt Htudio
Arcade
6 ROOM
bungalow located IB16
F a lm e ttu Av*. H ouse cem plntaly r*d>corated Inside Aad o u t f t
wlU pay you tu lavesB gatk thin.
rn la l.u i.L lo a llw r*.
lOMrayh
Beoltv Cm
v
PURE, WHOLESOME AND CLEAN
’
MILK
PHONE 148
Fer year baby b preduced *1 nor new aanllnry dairy fatal A#
‘ Ihe Caaalry ( Ink Read.
O ur baclvrla r e a a l la i l w t f u uad er ll.N O — 17. B. Standard leg
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certified pUh,
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SPENCER'S DAIRY, Inc.
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The Sanford Herald, October 17, 1931
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 17, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 17, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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OCOEE INVASION g |
Bachman Worried As
Ferrazzi, Ace Cen
ter Hurt In Practice
" K M baseball pUyrr who—
tararr I. avidly fallowed L>
iararj Bt*lord baMbgll fan. I.
■ark la lawn, rrady lo spend Ihr
jWialrr hooting, fishing. and
IKclfing. ftw lc rj*) hr WWW k«p(
w , greeting hi. ntanr friend.,
■■d tiring rttaw r'. •( ihr
•oaam **d hi. opiaiwm f ih*
c.rda a* hwrll frrirw llnwl.r.
, Ben end* I hi. own indivnliia
aaaaon In great whape, rmnini
ikyough w ifi pitching perform
•nee* that » 'r c !>■* m e, « f mint
• National Iw.guc hurler III. out
•landing feat ..f the year, if thi
Aaaoriated IVw. aport. writer b
any authority. m . that ahulniil
defeat he admlnistrrPfl ta th«
Olanta In their own hack yard
Tbit defeat U said to have roal
iba (llanl. the pennant, and earner
f#r Ben rolumer nf publicity a
h|* career
reviewed and ill.
CtUaad .gain
i Ben think, that the llravr. har
g ^good hall club and that
loot
*4 BUI MeKerhni. i. manager, lh
flub will alw.y. be a good oni
•Jft* *°* temarkahle pitching l».
W t t " Ben aaid, when a.ked who
Igp l tka Brave* g .mg .n long
"Ibe only thing niia.ing being th
Old punch, mainly because w e did
4*1 have the batting |sd»w#rM. A*
'• w*nil#r nf i sf f
ich ipduri
9d KJ It raIII I * . inoRt valiiaitl
cltchar in tha National I .rig or
Tom Zachary, anil Hill Shrnir
Ban Mw •««!*• mb I |iitrhmir p«r
formincru go iJowtt in thf rrr n !
|(# doatn't lenmv wlirth«*r h»* U *••
inf to ha on that vtaff nott jru
bactuaa hi* ha «n'* ha<! hi« annun
•altry talk with '!•«* hi.. Lo*«
' Ban liellrwra that Ihr lards
'are a gr.at humh of ball play
•t«. sad dr.rrvrdly won Ihr
MUawplimahip, "| figured they
■raid win In a short srrle., hul
.1 wasn't mi sure about their
( fk llil. in a Iona ..riea in which
(key'd k-we lo f .we Grove an I
Eemahow ewer, w'liew day” , he
Mid. Allhoueh hr —aw nrar I'hll
ndalphla during the arris*, lien
•aya Ikh h» didn’t
a .ingle
yaw*, pr.f.rrlag lu r.awaln In
'kla h N.l room In k.ar Ihr radio
description, thereby avoiding
tka ro-dw and nlkrr liiterrup. Ilona. If you want to c*< Fen in
It corner on howeholl. y u'll find
Ilia al lh* Country aim, h ewer;
trrnoon, nr *1— Jmualnu himIf by kidding Hid Rise about
.hi* baaeholl playing.
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| George llnyo and liny. Him**
lirtn.r Seminole High Schott.
Bata, are among the 21 Gator
Rfthmrn football player, who left
B>r Alabama thi. morning wlitre
mey will take un the lltiivri.ll>
JU Alabama l(at« Frida) after
loen. Big Gtjrfi* ha4 matit* him
l popular anil a likrly ibm*I»
la for fir.t .Iriug (u lli.rl
nor*. Coach Cowell is waul ti
re told thus, in auth irlty thn<
nrgo is going In he oiinlher
ddlakiuff or ra-thnii, for hir
fenalva ability ha. been proven
aerimmage aftrr .rrtnimagr,
IU 0. on offensive ptliv iti tv ina
lb» k. he ho. fv'w rquil* at thr
(lnlvor.lt). \VI«h hint luck tki.
Matin, and .vary n|h«r on*.
Roy Kymr-, who almost be
came an Inmat* at Oglalkorp* In
^ lU a li, hr.* 4kndrd a plat* on
Ike Hot team mainly hecaooa of
kU atirrwoiv* ot>l. and hlo
•mart, kradvwp plav. A . ■
larkD al Hcmlnoio High. Ray
layed aiagnlflreally until he
raa <al drwn with broken bone*,
.•let aa a IsrkM at a Go rgla
dibkxry Hrhul. thU >swung iter
as do klslory a. belag one t f Ike
10*4 dimerous llneomon ever
a ploy on tbtlr loom. As a Rat
4 I bo UaiveraXy I pr*d(«t that
g H po
senaolloo, and that
m*l4 start proving kla *•, vih
n'gt Ha'.nrd-e sliornoon oeslnol
iba Baby Crimson Tide. Rtl/ la
n it ta' ka • been shlftsJ lo (ho
[OWtsr position daring Ihs pse.
ibar weeks. Tk t tails aa
max* wken It t mm lime fwt
Mil |ftfaxil la gradual*, yea'll
IhM Hymen i> ready la B'.sp la
r d R l'* • " even ketiar asceaat
than Ferres tL
J(Omftmmd From 'Fa#* Ow>
" * • ** »P«*k M U J topic k M )
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Charity Tilt Prombes M g fl
To Be Well-Played; 1 I
Rookies May Start
in thru fi'U -ncounler but week
■n.l Ihr csrrleTi I R now out for
" ''" R
M.nagor Flercy ltt< hail
hl> h..y. prastielng Haiti for thi*
UNIVERSITY OK FLORIDA. « " » • ."d «Utaa that hlj boys will
JAINKHVM.I.F., Oct. It - An in mall. « much better showing In
the e*m tonight.. j.
jure.) an! weake.r.it Gator i-ra-led
Tom... to* night th« Orlando
i.t of Gstnesvil.r yesterday a*
r ifl. i o." -ill ta bar* for a game
oa-h Charlie llarhioan packed 2X
*i»h the I'lggly-Wlggly
girl*
.-’lomls —arriot t on a no. th I.mi n.l
tram Kuril on« of thess tram*
rain nt Waldo yratrnlay alter ha* won >.n gam# from thr oth.oon ttarhmau. -tth the l«te*i n ami I.- th tram* wilt b« out to>nrrv of Uill Feriaxxl’. i.ijury on
mono— Might working hard for
iu mind, w o p wwimiwtU a* to the thr i|. ruling game of tbr t.riew.
Jatora* than e* suuinvt the Cni
Thr < orrrany D taam will ro to
cially of Syi-.u-e footl/ull team Del and i. mi.rrow night to pla>
For th. •,*• t wwf.k, pupil* of th.
-aturdny
the Hi John* Rlv-.r taam of that .chool h.wr conducted a Ihortaigh
Fen mu —aw injured in thr
llrkrt—rll.ng cm ptlgn In th* In-'
had..— h i liilinagw* -tth the .one
lerrwtw <>( th gam*, and today it,
• ta in pra. tier ycjterday
AlI. bell.vrd that thera ard f*w
houi'ti F riwixi’e injury i■ not
Ii i . u - wI im M
—hrti football ha* not'
nuui'h to Hrcp him from wome
Mvrn diwii«.«efl, parfl.ulaily th i*1
.artnipatnin m the game —ith the
charit) gam. hera lomorrvwr.
•ig Orange t am, itarhrnan *ai'l |
Co., h M> l.ura. ha. .pent the
he rentrr would not by near top,
W»r«k drilling wignaLa and blocking
in m
into lh.- h.-iw.lw of hi* aapiring
Swahhy rin* I, Ito Mi Cl Man.!
grbl !nw. Hr <« pointing for ebr
•<ha« ll'jrk ant Spurgnm I herry,|
nrat In . game*. Daytona ami
ill firvt •trliirti*. wrie I**!* *n
Andr.v Jaih.o.t, and ty thla tlm<
(iaini*«vill«* le tiu it " f injuries
j
hi. :itt f.Nifball mm know that
Pop I'amrll. lh« l»itf vBMity and,!
lino* g.iu i* are going to ba hard
.« makiiitf th lilp* hul hi* inferte,,
Uw han.llr Daytona haa * ttwni ol
inkIr *1.11 i« in lm«l •ha|>«* lit* «bill
v.trranw, nm.l of th.m hUbkic
•i»rt thr ffainr at ihr left flank,
or Mac hinal* hu«n'l a.iothrr i i | OKI.ANDO. Oct. 15.— An nut -ho h«*e •I’rnt thr paat wummrr on
rricnreij arlnirinan to fit ill Ihr • landing luminary of tha A ll I Dm beach keeping in condition.
Southern college grid team that III. hu.ky luv will inert * worthy
tasting lineup
opponent in th. Dayton* fnrwanl
From r*p«»rt« r.rnvnl from (In defeated the star All-Western
wall, and fan. who (urn out for
ninth, X>ia«t*M* l*aa thi« reason team at th Lo. Angel*. ■'Una*
Ibiwl” in in , cuarh Jack Me that llaytona-Sanfui.l gam* are
!••• «ti*>ni|V»l outfit ainci*
going to wee e .-rap of th. flrat
iM.awtlng a heavy line of vateran* Dnwall. whua* Rollins Tar* will watar.
mil a fa»t • lever hunch «>f Call me. t the I'niveralty of Plnrblu
Jiwl -ho will .tart againat
.tiiirr** in the hackfir|»|. Syrii ji "M" team Fiida, night at Tinker
fh-oe. tomorrow U a. ye! a prob
* allo| e«l Ohio Wesleyan l*M >• • Field in Oilando, ha. a phenome lem. There 1. cr.ry rias.m tn be
•mlay. III I), an«l *te|>emia upon n nal record as an athl.te. In addition
lter. that the arcond and third
ieerptive wln^hmk lonnatmil for to proving himttlf a gr.at ciarli
.tringara -III bear mo-t of the
by
pru.u
ing
the
most
brilliant
iieir «<ufiri|f |mia r.
Irani v»er to -ta r the blue and work. Coach Mrl.ucaw lo-ing angJe*u» Turner, a lanky renter. a b .
iou> to keep hi* fir*t atilng.ra In
gold
miMmI to the hat of j.layer* mak
th. beat of ctmJitlon for the gtime
Admitting that ha doean't look
og the trip a< K* n a iu 't injury
newt week. That being tho ra .e,,
rmjpltd with phjrik
uiailr It iiete*«ary l*» « arry along I the |art and that a l.<*» Ang-lew • pw- tator. may arc a t. am lik.j
uiioihrI plant man. If the varsity I luporter (I. fore thr gam.| a.keil' thiw take the fi'IJ: TillU and I ^ ^ wriMWr"*
liter Joes not make the grade, ! - but ‘that inui. mir looking violin; Smith at end.; Sharon and Rl» r (
Thit U the* a««#rtir
.»«*<• Spier4. «aptain of last y»ai's ' player" w.a doing with a football I or K.oner at tarklft;
Sparki Circua. reminf
>• on Frt., Oct. 23. Mr. Corraon spent five
|
wpiad,
Mellow
all',
“
who's
who"
I
•ahy Gator* will he In the *tartand l»i|^ ' at* guard*; lliggina at months during tha past
I *hnw« that he made elrvrn letInter •••ambling the troupes of hbraca that
•»1|C lineup
cenlaii Knight at quarterback;
j ter. In ihrfo year, of varally rom j
are thla aeaaon one at the b
t thla Internatlenally
William, and Vinc*nt at hflve.,
limner Seay, whn wa* switched
j petition, ini biding fuuthall, l>aa- and McClelland or Entimingar f t known ahow.
to qrarter -ark after .Shaw (tuck
k tbull, .a.vhall ami (rack, lie al !
full.
sustained hi* broken hone In the
One of the fintet o f tba equine rompani.i I* that performed by
l . « held the Southard Ounfarence!
game with .North Carolina Ian
That <uch a team will give a ('om en. The anlaela are arirjad in beautiful trappings and ao
high Jump record from ll»2.'i tn
''uluiday, probably will dir.rt the
i lllll and .till hol la N. C. state good account of it.tflf I. almoat that th* audience may bettar fo low tha intricate drill*, tear nsefai
team, ami was working will in his
' record, and aai All Southern half a i- rtainty, for we've per.onmlly nunCers. At th* cimcluajon of their act tho honea are led Into a
hi-anl right of tho.e player, ea- •tale of conf.'tton by their groom*, after which merely to the mualc
•y ’‘ most impfiitant'* w »* the fart I I nek in 11)27
prewa th ryeleea a. being eitrv
•hat thne was more si «take in
IDs high • hool rewor.l, too. I.
c..' the band and wlthcut the allgdte t sword o f tomrnand, they find
that game than in the |lu|ld<*K'a|InipraMlve, iueludlng All-Florid* that they m i play l>etter football tkaig. place a In the acquence of nutuLers.
.nap Two
|Mttenti«l national football and anil ba.katball guard. than moat of th* fir.t atriogaln.
Slow Qroundj III fce located at MellonvlUe Ate. and 8th 3L
hampions wer faring r»- h other, Flotilla high school high Jump r w
‘.Hat’s all. although I’ve a invalid ord, all-time Nortli Carollnn high
•pinion that before the »«e«u«i i* -chool end and All-North Carolina
TUtty aorcA .pJnycra Btga. Mined
over. (ituM.a will oe an l>«iui«*il as flrat baseman.
the natiutial rhampl in.
Ill* kicking, running, and pass
ing will lout' Ire renumber*! by
Kunii- how opinii-ws wary. follower, of the Nuith Camlinn
Yesl.rday we printed Ih r run- Woffpick. By result* with hi. Itolrrm ut o f opinions If I h r firat lina team., MeDowall has proved
IH persona to hand In their *e- that he ran trurh m n tn a coin
lectlon* In the 1‘1'k-The Winner pll.lt results a* he achieved them
roittret. This miming w. m.d* In hi. own rolli go- day.. Thenn
mother tahul-tlm, vklng the “ results” will again lw exhibited
C1IAPEU HILL. N. C., Oct. 11.
con-rn-.il. f opinion u thr nest tn th public Friday night on th* — (AJ*.>— More or lea. satiaflewl
2> aelecllona. W* found that Tinker Fluid gridiron. Granted an with lb- tlafenav shown agaln.t
Ihrra have I cen *ume divided even bleak before the gam-, hi* norlila, the University of North Hah Trvadgold
ibanges rrer (hr first l i ’ ula.
fighting Jack Tar. lazt
week l.'aiollna conches yesterday began Kill CuBrealh
ilnn. Auburn I. the lft-11 favor blanketed Alabama State T aeher. a iletermliiad effort to dot clop Johnny Collar Payne K.lltwr
ite to heal Georgia Trek Instead College 37-14.
•voting ptiH-b. bofor* the G.orgia
Gocrge Hawk
of Tech'a being the II -7 favorite.
bulldog. Invade Ko.ian Stadium Johnny Fountain
Evidently tk* "espert." art now position during.the brief drill here .Saturday. Johnnv Daniel,
thinking ah 'ul that 7*7 He An- which markrd the laat practir* of 'halfback, an I Frank Smith, tackle, Allen EmmeIkalax
Cordon Raid
hum staged with Ihr strong th* (ialor* on homo anil. Tho «a. ®
kj— m
——
•o n .l a
I ol ww. — will
—. Ill bti
U« unobln
m h. I —
’ Atho
.evond
string
Wlarenrla outfit......... Syracuse
FlorlJIana will work out
at Ip practlca this weik Imcauio of Shaw Back
la the 20-9 favorite tn whig Georgetown U. In Washington Injuries. . .
, Checker HiUDIUn
.
Fit rida Indit 1 of Florida', ho- today.
Ernie Heklrmer
Ug the I t <7 f.yoelt* over the
P. D. Goodyear
* Coach Wairan Cowait an,i 25
KNOXVILLE.
Ttnn.,
Oct.
15.
nm t loner*. The I so tl‘ liuch. Baby Gator grldtkrt left GainesDtn Fcraylh
(AJ*.)
—Despite
the
fact
that
Leo
I'Mel. and Cherry, plu* tk* In- vlll* thU aftarnoon far TuaeaSam DutU '
Pelrtxie.
diminutive
quar(«rbnck,
|ury In Ferraial. plus Coach loom, Ala., where Baturdey they
J. 0. MllUamoon
llothman's pemtlmletlc air. no take on the husky yearling! of \ha la lopt for thtee wr.ka with an In Cd William.on
duutl how ronaed Hanford fa an University of Alabama for tha jured shoulder, and Harvey Rohln- 13 mrr 8*ay
'
In chango Ihoir otlnda. mutk aa first Houtharn confereac* grid Wat *•". NeyUad’e beet panir, la utUI •I Oyovd
a doubtful starter for tk* Ala
lk<- hate to. . . Hew tore la th* of 1031.
bama game, tho Tennraot* squad HpgVgaon Cherry
17-11 fosoril* aver Chstta.o go
Tha freshmen eleVen played (•ported yesterday In the be*: Jarrr IJtkcrlaad
Inatnd of belag lh* 11-7 underFlorida Military academy two phyaleal condition of tho amion. Al Roger*
dor. May ho fan* are rememberweeks
age In GaJneaeltl. and gar
Murray War math, 180 pound
Ikrl Sewanee grarea the 12*
Inn 0(11anki
learned Southern Coofrrenre ni rad a 19*14 victory aver the •ophornur-- end proopret,, Map).a
Ja* Jaaiira
along with Florida. Georgia, and Bathea-tutored cadets. Slaw that and An I*non will all be ready fur
Clyde MeCtoJIxn
lime. Coach Cowall baa
made
I he rent wkvrrat Ckaltano ‘ga
B* ParaatU .
la only Ik* leading l.-m In the many Improwmants In hla aqund
and expects them to make a very
LEXINGTON. K y , OcL 1 5 .wraker t i I. A. A. . . Virginia
l« now. tho U-IO foeorlto over creditable .bowing agaloai the lit (A .IM —Altkougb. their elfiUnoe
•gainst forward paaoe* woo re
V. U . f. where yesterday both tle Crimson Tide.
. fro.hmen making tho trip warded In HaturdayV M M writk
team* had nine supporter* each. . .Tho
Includo Daugherty, Rearm, Har-.
hoe-, Waaklogton
w — lunw-o >nu
and LoeJtko
un/uw Wildrata
vvimraio
.long,
van ^
___ f j K*nlucky contlnuoj
___j _to petfect
— r; V,n
ly*aaa.|
j Hlarhuck, Bailer, Shearer. Him - t tkelr defense agaUut an aarkl atIBBR!
fIM f Brown,
Hmmmi B-o.a
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wa via f Imak
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TlM^ Will
men; P
l“ri«at.
BooMnt.
Uek k^o«
hdr# re. a__
lor day!
Thwy""wtil
President Hoover
will
r o t Im
twfgw Premier u f Piweldewt la t-1
*»*• place at tb. WWW D m . oo
th« afternoon gad evening o f Fri
da/. October U , u l UM .lay t fU r
tV* distlnguJshog visitor's arrival
la tbia country.
At case bofor* a rmrklLif wood
flrw wltb probably oa an* praoaat
ocopt an Interpreter, tboy «UI
talk or. r th* aftalra of Iho world
a* informally an ana discus***
tka *w»ry day affair, at Ufa with
hi* K i t door neighbor.
•
The visit of the Italian foreign
falnlatar. Dona lirandl, neat month
h to bo on (bo ram* cot dial and
informal plan*.
The raaulU at th. two conferwbco* may hoenmo apparrot at tho
gtntral dlaarmaowent cooferraoo
at Genova In February. Franco
• ad l u l . arc inch near neighbor,
that eaen la vitally coacffowd hi
tka atrangth of tbo other', army
aul navy. Thla attitude l«d to th*
ftlluru of wllhor nation to auVtrriba to lh* Loaulon naval troaiy.
Fianea rrconlly ratoad an Ital
ian proposal for an Immediate on*
fiar armament truce. That tho
mutually conflicting viewpoint*
can be racemeiled by a third par
ty whose ante lntar*a| la to pro
mob world peart I* tho hop* of
Prraldeal Boortr.
(
PARIS. Oct. 15.-<A .F.)— Pre
mier Pierra Laval, who tail* Fri
day 'te diaeuaa International affllr i with President Hoover In
Washington, declared yesterday
that to «ipeet hlaKlo present a
••finite program for the economic
rehabilitation o f the worlj awsukl
be to “f*iterate a cruel dereptioa,"
The prcml.r dlacuated
Via
American vlait In a speech before
lha Anglo-A merle aa preen club
anil then had a long aerioa of eowf. renew, with Prrach politlral
In pr* pointIdo for kU meeting*
witk Ur. Hoover, Ur. U r a l will
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PAGE THREE
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1M1
.T H * SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA,
ENGLISH AUTHOR
IS GLOOMY OVER
WORLD’S ST A T E
s r a r jfcyJ iVSi
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DAVENPORT—Work startad on
con.lructlnn nf packing house for
Holly Hill Citrus Crower* Aft*oriiktinn.
AN ART STUDY OF AN HAWAIIAN S P E A R FISHERMAN
FERN* PARK
Mr.
h.
B elie ves Civilizaton
Will GoToSmashUnless Nations Agree
\» i
I II. Mnilrk
the leathers of
a delightful recep
* »en b» t*re r iv y
• library hall Thur*
« ' rn
HH) g u e s ts
IN D IG E STIO N
Taka a Pi.ck af
Black-Draagkt Alter Meek
rn
I f bothprYtl w llh IndtRFwtlm i i f t f r
nkMilA try la k ln i * pl»<-h o f B U r l I>r«u|ht
» f t * r ftMj W t « * th* U M k
Ma ny pooplo Jo thla m « » n H livM(M tln fl
M rs l l A O o ff w r I M fT —1
ShermAo. T t i t a to a t ?
-| N f h r v d
' l'« ah sir.
I iiihi.1 Abhrtt l.ymsn.,
n eit -in»rer. benutltullr
f.n
end* ••d von x of Singing" and
il*\
Mm B ft. Gray sang
• ll • i.aidi-n of To-morrow
il*n*v hat's All” . Aldla la
•t Rtdlins college pleased
ndieii e with "Swaet and
v ami “ Hon't Know Why”
Mi
I •on* I Miiminger *a « a<
•
am| Kveret
Monger
iiinoinn er
Refreshment*
• »vr,t h\ \lr« ( ’ B S t ir v
Mi
Rv F.nWARD ANfSI.Y
NF.W YORK. Oct. 1«. — Jo«t
turned .ivty five anil «tIt* ffoing
•Iron* II Ci. Well* arriveil 9mm
England U«t n»*ht rwther floomy
In hi« ralrhratal ro«mK- con
•••in
over how the prevent
world M wsfging. Mr. Well*.
Indeed. nra» inclined to think that
riviliialinn woull go completely t«»
•mw*h pretty noon unless the na
tions got together, wife off »hc
M r*
M ai " I I I J a c k s o n .
muddled financial and eronnmi*
HIKMINGII AM. England Wheelhnu **u * t» th pneumaf. tire*
IK.
ere *hnw lords whi« b
•late ami made n fresh •tart with
have I ren « jpplie l to the gardenm * in Hirnurtgham's city park*
.’iimm-tratf. that they can make
a whole«ale mli»trihction of in
th»t they may be able to do their work «
• A*ily The innovation ,
later* contrary to popular
eome and some sort of woild **»n
prevents damage to delicate lawn mid make* T^r whrell*ar •o\% *.*»• r ltd that they are not good egg
trol of currency.
ab'e ■ .rr the softest ground and aU.. <aj>aMt •»! htndlmg twice the ptodtn *
Per muilly the author of ’The
Th,* Baptist Women’* Mission
Outline af History’* and of a «cnre •tandard load.
hi y l nu»n met with \|»* J Fret
of other hook*, fat amt thin,
Siholfn-ld
Tuesday
afternoon.
Memcl tiiore mellow, dffablr and rele nr of the same type a* the I I 1 l\t, l» \1S \T Sll \ Nt.ll \|
Mr*
* I* llrar-t
preaaident.
content han when he la*t visited last one
pre*iding. ami with |J member*
"lliatur) ne\er repeats lt%«lf.”
these * •re* »en >ear« ago Hut
II \ \ t . ! l \
^ I’ *
in after tar.-»- Topn f^r the m*** t
said.
'‘There
Is
a
possibility
he wpft distimtly pessimistic as he h
hai
It
*
hat.
,nE
* '‘
M\ Allegian •• to My
hay
sat in one of the Apiitania's deck that the nest world war will be
State' Mi« iHdl*
Mm Wallam*
cha ir*. stirvevmg the troub!ed ait- gin with a 'ocaliled conflict, and Aim-mail a
** nillltigwlv \|r* K S Knttmingei
vation Something far sroite than aprrad. Ye*, the Slno-Japanese ,|Hv ft,,,,, |
mi..lhr. Ml,
. Itt.rl> M ,, II K
a rrrrr hit*inr»* liipretiiuK
as1triejMea might Ire the atari of %!|IJ.r ,,f ,h, ,,
un.l thr ,n,| Mi. I A
lli.llm r taking
It"
ailing the glohe. he »aid, and went
wto Id
I
l**'t.
rn t • predict that ui'lesa the poll,
tip to now. Mr Well- went on.
t ian« fell back upon economic the various effort* to *..|\r
I d ---------------Science ami railed m mmr pe«ial- piol>l» in* had alwsy* -tartril off
- ■ ■■
i*t* in t'lat line all would *ouit on the basis o| rusting political ,
be |o*t.
roinnlic aliens.
Instt-ed. be sugI'rimari'y Mr. \V«ll» ha* come 1ife.ta 1 that the nect attempl
to America thla time on what he i ahoul.l .tart hy "lakmir a *ie»
l* r )«ur bsb\ in pr'Mfucrd nI our new
dsirt Inin on
rr a. plearrrl to call a midwife', of the wurlrl a. a whole." and
Ibr I minify ( luh Itosd
nuuion Me »• to as.i.t at the then treating wllh political com
llnr bartrris count i* a l " i t * under I0.0WI--1 . K. Sfindsm lor
hirlh nc*t month of hi. new uut plication, frontier.. .11 that -«»tt
lint of economic, cocial and |io-1of Ihina - a* thajr came, one hy
cci lifted milk
liliral .riencf*. a hook to be; one, into the freneral pit lure,
\ i«itor« welcome
called "The Work, Wealth and
'b Well, al.t, wa. a->ked if it
llappinc. of Mankinl." Klr»t he were tr e, a. reported, that he
la »oin* to fiat dr n City, I.. I. would .peak lafer thl. month at a
I.ro. t'. Harden,* %l,r
to read the proof, and »ee Ihe dinner of the Birth l onlrol
hook off the p r r o f , after whlcn l-caguri.
he eapect. to yi.it a few Amen
hare teceited a lelr irrani."
can citic. and .iae up ihe yen- he «aid. “ from lhat very drtrreral .it iation on Ihi. "ide of the minel lady. Mr*. Marnaiet Sunyer,
North Atlantic lo-l.ite hi. return and I »uppo.e I -hal' .uccumh"
to Furope m November.
i He did not think birth control ]
At hr .ce. it, Ihiee factor, hare coulI avert the eii.tinK danger of
hrouKh* about the prwent un- a coamic (maah-up.
happy .late of affair, unthia1 “ Birth control may ca.e the
earth, whoae pmgreaa Mr. Well, eiluation .nd avert dna.ter laUr i
ha. traced from the predino.aur on.” he .alii, *'hut nbviou.ly it '
could do no Kood for the ne.l
day
» •» T P ,°a/'»*|7'iy* uild, “ ie nation- live year*, .ail the lime element
kli»m la
^
« **
•rr*-. ♦
!■ ' *TSa itexoJ p I. *4 Im « A e n » y
* r . Wwftll w ho^U 'th# ab-etc.
breakdown. Sc^to a re.rUfitmeal of ft w gfd •tale, 'It very much
of money after Ihe World War. In- an Engllahman In apPearvnre. ac
"creased population after a period cent and—to mahy obwrver.— in
of great waste needed more mon thought, .aid “ nothint very dread
L IV E
ey. but, instead, we have had less ful” would happen in Knyland, in
money, a restriction that hzs the Immediate future.
*'lt'e a very .l.lde .uoety, an I '
•trangled economic development.
•The thinl rauve i« .omethini n«»er In it. hl.tory have there
which la ab.nlutely new, and 'hat been great political panir. in Fugla production which run. beyond: land." ha aaid. “ it I* not a revuSMALL FRESH WEST FLA. FORK
rfany po».ihiliiy » f con.iimpti in." . tutlonary country.”
What w,,jl.l Mr. Well, .ugir-.t
“ Would you uay it wa., potiHat a remedy*
rally, an evolutionary country?"
“ We .hall have to fall h.ck hr * » •
Such, he agived.,
FRESH
upon economic teienre before it w* * *1’* *•*•I. too late.” he .aid, “ and treat
hli opinion of Prime'
It a. a worlt problem, not a. a Mmi.ler
Rauuay
MacDonald'.;
•trie, of national problem.. The
«ction», Mr. W ell, .aid
fnlltlclana rr-j.l .tep a.ide.and put
h* ' » ^
« rM l »■«»*’ •*»Konomic leader. In. Ju.t a. they ‘ lon for Mr*' *
put In niediral authoritiea when'
.elf-coiwcjoog ami theatrical,
per.on."
they have a problem of world
"Ilan he .uffertd la your e.trcm
health to contend with.”
in leaving tha laibor party to
Mr. Wells declined to .uggr.t
FRESH FORK
head a national govarnmenl?"
any particular economists for the
" I knew about him before," Mr.
job. He knew -oine worthy of the
Wells vaiil. hi. blue eye. twink
ta*k. he >aid. but he was afraid
ling, a .mile on hli ruddy face.
he might, in naming them, over
Some one was inter** ted In
look other*.
learning hi. opinion af f.euige
WESTERN OR FLA.
“ I think the politician it a nac
Bernard Shaw’, recent remarka
tuary Intermediary.” hr continued,
enent repitali.m and rommuni.m"but his buaine.. is not to work
'I don't tHnk I ought to inter*
thing* out, but to turn them over fere with the procea.e. nf Mr.
to periont better npiippcd
Shaw'. »oul," .aid Mr. Wellv. “ He
“The primary thing t» to ret- it my Mnjor, ,„d I have an
ognile cosmopolitanism. If they , , norn)ou, reape t for him.”
(the various nations) don't work
At lor g ^ , ,
Uie Brit. >
, *_______________
9_
_____
together the whole thing will hu.t l>h , uthor e*pre.«gd .urpri.e that
“ 111 chuck in ona other thing j it WM do|„r u w#|| M it is—
that la an ohaestlon of m ine- .-tnd ,h#y an Jo|n, y , , ^ , wtn,**
collective enterprise in rebuilding k„ , dJ, A ..Tb#y wiI| b, ib |, u,
cities: It la the only* thing I can produce something that will look
recommend for filling up tha gap !ike succaas.”
between escceilve production and
The- recent “ pay cut strlka” la
limited conaumptioa. It la neces the British Navy. Mr. Wtllt made
sary to have aoaie world control light of aa a mere incident that
.ftM 'ifreocy og * a art lost.” .
produced no e ffe c t-in
England,
V* W f a one asked Mr. Wella if be however much of an imp resalon
the present eleiltaalion It made abroad.
H . J i t headed for tha fate that be“ For «a It was nothing at all.
Jell liteece gad Ena»a> *
Hlmply • remonstrance against a
- I t la 8ot only |>*aible taut reduction in wage*” ha said.
Aa ba rose to go. a reporter
probable,” he sgid, “ and It will bo
mtMk faster. Their drlBxation woa asked tha vi’ ltlftg author when
nearer iho groedd. This la • tre ka would return “ to your old me:z i . h a . I s c )
mendously rraiy adifk* o( ours. tier aa g novelist?
“Bless my soul", ha said, “do
I f If 'fhUs it will bo a Mg. swift
I
. 4k ^
W ith b i O « l l n « - o fU Il
frwIlaR
I
w»mi4 a I -
m o a t In a l
my b m t h
Mr
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•H a «| rM < |
'1th n v
I N m t til*
Ina m plrvTg I mi U U H lI*T«>taht • a fte r r g r il ” “ T ‘
tn J 1 fw iw l that w aa the beat w a y , X
a*"»« w « r e lle v a l o f art nmcli yaa. g|«|
tha im o ih e rln g at*wlU «tt*l not r « f M f h
?«•■! I anetn b * n n to fa«| n a h %eth
ter Aloes, then, my hanlth la
much Im pro real ”
ra* eg
HoM at J ru c atorw*.
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tbftt we gre es[ftgrienclag. Pepreeproeen
proven things, otttb* business cycle «ihftve ftever been aigr
lions In tha lucce*cycles.
any eigne at peas
ant e l ewe getting bach te where
I do see signs ft tM
lion kscemls
'a war euigbt hr
W'v V f V
ft likelihood of am.
yon think me a noeolDi?- aad
he shook the reporter's hand.
“ Well, then.1* he said, “when I
leave New York \ shall gp~U
w or^ea a ftorel. I sw eir.to Cod
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LEMONS Do, 19 LETTUCE "..j 9r
Of Beef, lb.
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61 LBS.
Round, Sirloin, T-Bone or
APPLES 2-d. 15/ CABBAGE Lb. 3/
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IG R A P E S MALAGA & TOKAY LB. 10/1
Western Steak, ib.
BETTER MEATS AT BETTER PRICES
.
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ford Herald
sr-
On Tueaday of this week an exciting political eorapaign
for important local offices was conclu.led in the city of Orllando with the nomination of Sam Way and Major Browne
Ifor maj or and Robcr* Duckworth and Alfred Porter for
jdty rcm.nlssloner. The future of Or'a.wlo will he safe in
’ the hands of competent men regard!.*, il what the outcome
|of the general election may be.
"Sam Way, a resident of Orlando for the past 40 odd
|years has the reapect and confluence of all who know him,”
the Orlando Reporter-Star explains, 'll*' is a careful and
iable business man and could ami would give Orlando a
buainess-like administration. While Mnj Browne has not r„>aJded In Orbtnrio aa long ei Mr. Wa\. he haa made a wide
\ZD AND TROVED—As fof
Ilia way la par fort; th# word
I Lord la trlrdi hr la a buckftjl them that tiuat in him.—
»• tfttl.
IT E R —And now, L>rd. what
| for? My hop# n In Th»«.
>
tnunlty.
•'Alfred i’nrter, who ran second in the commbuiloner>
race I.-* on Orlando citizen of long xtanding. He e.snin to thi*
city mmy year* ago with HI* lather and aa u lnd grew up
(With the town. It will te Intcreatlng to see how many of the
three lower candidate*’ vote* !♦> get* in the next run-off.
"Whoever ia elected mayor of Orluntlo may a* well pre-
THN CO N Q traO K
ypgod to live sUm:.
murdered sod undone,
tag 4a not seek recap*.
I viglonary ahap*.
b-Hr,'
• prsva, and do not kacp
gianiian for your *i*vp
’
rwtrve your promiaad word
rlgktar than a aword,
N T lively mlrrura rhaata,
l«elMtka.td to th* leal.
iras* Ihe ahap* of dmim
'rota the wills of your r •om
er tnxe* and curtailed expense*, the administration will
need the help of every individual In the community.
Orlando is one of the bright a|H)t* In America today
and with the whole-hearted support of each citizen, it can
be made ihe brightest. Harmony and co-operation i* the
medicine which ran cure our Ilia.”
'
Mpttrala the wlthng blwei
'• virtue’* platitude.
- —-0 — -
--
Careful Spending
wimath
a sturdy roof
4Vp-iaconfu*rd. ato ,f.
thi dreaming heart, the senaa
!(#•<• f. om all pretense.
I. |e*r no little dtath,
W4 IftTf by trtier faith.
>#<{ find through pore control
ke ateaiure of your soul!
Get
«, .-*.•< —Theodor* Raethks.
d a |*olog|,t w li, must hav*
talking to some of our Iradmuwhira, predicts th* re
•l-lhe glactal period.
A RETURN TO IDEALISM"
TAM PA TRIHl'Mk
The "Golrtfii Rnlc” In buxine** ia what Mra. Herbert
Hoover advise* a* one of the beat mean* of restoring pros
perity. Do by others a* you would be done by, la n policy
which Mite believes would go a long wnv toward relieving
present conditions. Undoubtedly there u too much aoimoelty and hostility In bunine** and not enough co-operation to
get the ,no*t out of what I* admittedly a bad situation.
The present tendency on the part of everyone seem* to
oc to consider himself or his own l>u*in**a only. Little
thought is given to thl.iga which might be fdr the be»t
or the community as « whole nr which might enable eomcono eleo to better stand the struggle for existence. The fact
that Anything which injure* one business also injures that .
•Id It be correct to ear Ca
ins champagne taste* and a
UcotueT.-l’MI barney. A
Income like hi* could stand
impajne tail*.
. a
..
.
T A L L A H A 8SEE— About « 1 » V
OOPJMO worth
af couaty-haBt
Toads In Florida are now part of,8U t* highway m u m oMJrdlay to
auditor* with Stale Bead Depart,
w ent * • < f, .
W.H.LONC
TA M PA —'Thorny J§ t f # r • o n
Hotel bring ird#coritod, t i coat
about $10,000.
carting Sy.tep, on
THE MASTER FARMER
CREED. A GOOD ONE
FOR AGRICULTURE
In ■ number of ita’.ea through-!
out th* South end Middle Weet.j
the practi:* of atlecting "mae er
firm er*" rath year I* followed by I
fiim paper*, with the cooperation,
of th* agricultural extenalon aer«kea- A boor a doarn of these
"m#* er farmers" ara salerted In
eaA state rath jesr.
(eerntly I raid a “ mcatar farm
* r « erted"' which aecma in he a
TI 'MlHvh In the flgnity. Ih*
Imboitanre, and th* future of arii<xiIUir*i that farming U entl(_]
lied lobe ■■ rrmunerathr* aa othar
and Gaorg* octupailoo*) that farm III* In its
Reply to the, fullness is tha iidlest Ilf*, and
’om
.. 1-ondon." that th* pafety of ray state ind
' nation depend* upon a sound
Sund
or the country to contimif to live in an nearly a normal ^#v- W»nunU A. WtUh. 8
msnngr as existing circumstance# will permit. "Do not cur* D' »•** Pr»»l<l*n‘ °t Cm*
tnl! too many of your activities”, Mra. Hoover warn*. “ If ^ * ‘7
>olit|ral grafter* will have, to J J 1 ro m .ln ^ .ln M
, M .Cwr U l ? " ' haV,F,« • d iffic u lt Hern.nl Sh.C'e "boob”
l^vopy cartful in th* future * ml ,? ik Wki." n
«• ?blUhment' Atl orJ,r f®r Curtains U>» United Suu., at th
S aver look loose thatiy i In Ihelr .1
*5 V.°,"* ,.rrln‘,°w* w°ul'l !i« ■ considerable help
b>«r that -0. B.
taa returpa Federal In in nmi . Ami Mra. Hoover might nave added that a vear ,lrln* hl» RuMo-Amerlca
n r l e n f r e m nnat
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,
* J
taal a . i a i - a
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MUgataie learclng with Intercat
let a number of New York of
cU h reporting InaigmOcant. Inrm*« really enjoyed receipts run« g Into Ila figure*, era beginJNC »0 prj a mold fn ate |f rer
B •Income Use* haven't been
CATTI-K TUBERCIJ1,0818
ERADICATION WORK
STARTED IN FLORIDA
In. Ida Word kept a million
Ira hidden In h>r hadroom
•boat twenty yrai* at a cost
It leu , forty tnuurand dollsr*
U f I* lr#t Intercs:. Durlag tha
m year period Ih* lateraat
M have amoitntnl to elmoet
Mali •• th* original principal
• M la safe securities, tiha
caafldstuii in bonks, she a*id.
• I ' D ponlr of |$07, and *o,
W n d j j B r - 1800.000. Tksrt'a
M#a J O # »*a t l>r you.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
’ application* for pardon
Mr. IH# Board decldod
U » poilUoM of Palmer
h, who mariered a prraa-
■emarkiMe gain In atteadaara
•hi* jrar snd w tiM U d h rm o p il*
ksv* not enrolled and It t l Officiilt
to find nut at til# tins* Jtut how
many will bo enrolled dating tk*
month of October, a comparative
statenMOt of tho enrailmtat Uta
•■sck witk nhat of last ysar I*
meat Interesting. Tki# yosr tho
enrollment b as fsUawot High
Hfhvol, M0| Grammar 8*k>ri,
■**l »#*1 I’rlqjary Bckaob, 41#.
wlw JThiST
Gris a, whoso msrriogu to Ernest
Msttkewg, of L*4*burf, wU| take
pl«ra soon. Ice errata and oake
were served by Thd (Ocisl com
mittee wbiih lacluJed Mrs. X D!
Brownlee, Mbs UayU Marshall,
Robert Cobh, and r#u] Dmtay.
The VaMra Hate) soorwd an
other success night hofara last la
tk* flrat dinner done* of th* season. la f»#Vth* (Baser dam* real
ly opemd tko social eassm for
F#nf»rd and from #i00 till 1I:M
•'dock tko merry diner* alurnatoalt af -tha thole* viando or
rad tatwsoo tka coarsos ss
L
JACKSONVILLE,' Flo— Work
looking to tho eradication of bovine
tuteiculoal* la Florida was start
ed on October 1 by tho 8tate Lira
Stock Sanitary Board and tho
Bureau of Aalmal Industry of tho
United Stata# Deportment of'Ag
riculture. Th* work la under way
In Monro*, Ma-lon. Alachua, HU
Johns, Flagler, Volutin, and Tutnam counties.
>
While tabarouloots le net aa
prevalent among rattlo of "Florida
aa In manf other atata* the** daflalto plea* for tka aradicatljn •(
tk* dUooao are similar to plans
balag followed In otbee Itate*.
The rouatiooMa whUk tho work
I* bain* conducted kayo boon quar•■tlnod. aaJ all rattlo t#Ur ing ih*
•wa will do *o uadtr tk«y4<t*Wtioa# of lho 8UU Lira Stock Baal*
Uty Board *ud U* Bureau of An*
Imol Indaatry. J <
H. S. White
Randall Electric
•
Company
Attorney-at-Law
DRESSED O r U T »
The ; "
Herald Printing Co.
Printing of dlatlnetba At
Iiank Budding
AUTO TOPS
FLORIST
RADIOS
Spencer
STEWART
PHILCO’S
HttCT/aCD
Ante
G>fi£PA/A£Df
The Florist
Top
305 First National
rovsm
Hill
PRINTING
E lectrical W tr iR f and
R epairing
General Electric
refrig a ra ta r
112 M agnolia • Phone 113
: - « * 4nBCk»a
reasonable coHa.
-
Phono 148
$30.30 and
Cat Flowixa — Plant#
Flora) Daotgna ^
hr
Automotive Electric
c o m p w r ; ;i .
8ERVICP81^'niQN
1
Triangle
Wagoner fjumit
Service Station
•
*
•
•
Farit aad Fttask Ara
laaged hr I J ofM a l
Lulu Miller, Prop,
106 Magnolia
S M f o n l F lo rfd *
Phone 104-W
FOR SAUi
AT LESS THAU
COST
BARBER
Standard
I
Barber Shop
*^
. a
2Vj Acres
Bearing
Oranges
Modern Buildings
Ready for Handling
Automatic Watbr
System In Chicken
Yards and for
Garden
Welborn's Shop
Phoo# 5M
Moffett's Garage
GuaraittMd.Bggjdrifig
Hy E spffW
NICE HOME
Modern
Conveniences
SHOE REPAIRING
GARAGE
Park do4t titoBBibciai
Cafe — Sandwiches
Groceries— Meata
Angers Eat Shack
Stoudenmire’a
B s H p p H to So f i r * tk
•pairing and hot Ila
Nntto
IJaion
SODA FOUNTAIN
Bnrkeft^l ptithbokol
T a -u y
U -k e r^ F . f
SPRING WATER
Bigger*’ Dairy
g
*ay
^/priaenti'hg th*
•a
of th# Florid*
of (k * Flrat Presbyterian
i wttl begin, a three
day
t'dt' 74#<nM ark at tha
• H i Ik# R v. J. A. Mr
EL Petersburg, In rharg * f th- address which will be on
Ih* i Object, “Tka'Holy U n ‘ ." An
arecxiOra board matting will take
placa at 9:0.) o’etdek.' *
-Thrn opening masting of the
Music Department, of the Woman’ i
Chis vrlU bo h*U at't2:30 o'clock
la tkd dub rooms'on Oak A v>au*
!• tie j form o f, « ^gst-tott-.her"
laafhay alth Mrs. J. a Huff ami
Mr*.' Flank L Weodrrff as holtraws.* (Dsetration* moat bo made
•Mk Mra. Arthur Branan by Mon
day mm-nlng at 10:00 o'clock.
Mr^L Franklin Honors
Friends At Lake Mary
ta honor of a number of h:r
frionda, Mra. A. Franklin wa*
VflMa at a (lah-fry given last
•Ight at Lake Mary. Aftor an aa•bio avonbi# sapper woe eerrad
a laU boar to ike following:
• a*d Mte. A Franklin. Mr.
I K n . L. S Hponmr, Mr. and
v l J ^ F. Whittaker, Mr. and
a, ^ Milton Reel, tka Mlrae*
roue Fiaaklla,’ M a r g u e r l t *
taDia. MiMrod HaUInger. o{
kadi*, akst Archie
Franklin,
HUn v fliMOr * fball Ml* -
P A « L SCHULTE
lh E .I # t 8 T .
LONGWOOI)
llrrr
I* a- stirring and
«urnrM g(
s dr n o n a* t h r
Itlkmg .rrirn h,t*
A nrs kind of dual rolr
with a grand murder
m y ilr n !
Methodist Circle Has
Meet At Hill Home
nSbuaea;mm.
cdSkED rOOtTsALE
Worth Investigation
Presbyterians Plan
r— ■
=
synodirai s«*.ion. P e r s o n a
Wieboldt Studio
Arcade
Mrs. Johnson To Head
F r i e n d s h i p Class
..
FURNljjijRE
-------- * " . w
w°u ld drop t r e .u th,ri,. In th. United SI
th e opportunity to do modern Russia. It* l« th* a
two volumes on th* sabji
she ha* In mind Mrs ,BlltI*d “T>’» Kail of th*
Aa one illustration of what
Himer mentioned one of her own household problem*. "The c.mil!.r*’ *,nd. *!*' 0,h,r:Z 1
Wh te House wjx^ows will nerd new curtaL. within the K
S
' "
n'V ,LClir 0r *,wa
tne frayed edge# might be cut ’
vv . K
.
Who w*oul7 m,nk,,?hel" neV13* ^ 1. ^ V ' l * WMh,n« ton *I^ .u ? ra J o £ ! "'to
ELECTRIC SHOP
Powder Puff
Beauty Salon
mkipTdy^i'LTtneTh ,hlT thHn We hr'Ct0 haVe ^‘l*h S n i^ T il!^
j ^ h j . Raakob, contributca on*
•pdrad thousand dollar* to the
•mo,rati.- Victory Fund, whch
'•k*» hint a cuosl Democrat even
the did u*ad to te a Iteput li on.
ATTORNEY
BEAUTY SHOP
10 carry out hfr Idea. Mr* Hoover advises tho women t*. Loo t. I jo p. M., E8T
Htdar If "W ild BlH” Balvln
:ad the aeivlcc* cl a man
|i|" wh> might hare -inrak
n ''
b out a couple of l(e rreem m c n Z l . l v V v V r v n n . f
!Tk.?a tl' *'■ V .'eryonc " hou,‘^ « * «
I oora in a while !
wnat Be can.
HENS ind FRYER
Business and Professional
eauivine
.
_i
W at Calendar
money Mr*. B elli haa purchieaA'
■ tO-arie farm and >«Ut ow It 4
neat and roovwaieaUf a m a fa d
___
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Mr*. II. R. l/wi» ami M r* W. r
Morning Bridge ( ’iub
HUl. whil# Mr* G. b'. Smith, who
was lucky in rutting. wa* the re-1 Holds Regular Meet
clpkfjt of a similar pi lie
Adorning the momi where the
The hrm of W
Uhles were #|»r s I for play was nt*hnp. m il ' » i
Arrnu*\
a profusion
of «inn‘a*.
ma#*. * * g
* .
I*»n hron
roial * »n# and other fall flower*. r ,%rn ve«t»*i.»*x to
' * :ind aft
la hnlliant «h.i e«. arrange^ with
i.y \|.
■f» for thi*
fern in
am| hosts. At th mevnftwt* of the |
•itnv M o r n
tea horn a *al*il and ke course
f *|uh Th
rrivrd at
was »erv. i| l > the hostess, assisted |n <*> n>l,* V • «
\r I hridgr
by Mrs. George \ Del'ottes. Mis.
*«»i»n«
••
.*0,1
when
F. F. Rnunnllat and Mrs. A T 4, ore* wirr
Wklte.
awnrtjnl \|i« I*
T h i t 'e
pi sent were: Mrs had high «roi»\ hi
George A iM'nttus, Mrs. J. G silk chiffon hose
?haro:i. \| % ► K*Koumillat.
S Wiggin-* 'It.
Mrs II II I •
Mrs A. P. ( ’on ci'*n • **• •*
n lly. Mi- Samuel Puleatnn. Mrs
At the .mi I .....
It. A New man. Mrs. W. C. Mill, game* the islih •
^tr» G V Smith. Mrs. || M .«i»h linen
Mabry. M - *• I |nuk». Mrs <r|. «••#%#•* 10
II. M. Papw.wth and Mrs. A
T ho«trs«
*
White. t«a f f « t
|w««, an I \li•
_____ __
I ’ntte* Quant it •• -t
It was announced ,t the open
" ; >ng meeting of (he Grammar
~~~ 1 Schoi P T
V held yesterday
---- eftern >on at the •cho.d audito.ium
lh*t th* fotlnwing membara will
hold office during the coming
year Mr* M Min.rtk, pr*»ldent:
Mr*. Pearle s Raht .It, vice-presi
fn la V p rn *r*« meeting m
l the
* ^ rte*
; * * * ’ #f ^
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M ' f MUalonary Roci: ty o ftk * “ OO*'*' "Fraaentutg th* woman.
Mr. kl k ||le,lwe la
ling dent: M »
Walter I.. Cooper,
it HHkhdUt dti'Pek aUl h e l ^ k ^ tk* FtartAa Synod of th. tv . we,a.
l.n.,m a
her .erretarj. Mis*
Kthel Riser,
treasurer: M * S K Jones. hLiat ( A t o’clock at the church
Pr* ,bn «rU o Church will bei .i»t#r. Mr. Ryron Walk
I tor Ian; Mr* J P ||*ll. hneplUlll Orel* Number 9e*en in
‘
‘
~
S Wacom* returned today ty chairman, M-* F E Roumillat,
M l.mehart.
3rtla Number On* of Ik- First
hmtu*. N V. where he ha. publlrit); Mr. I
• welfare Mr* W L M Tgan. proptk('Chanh.'M r*. tt. R. HUt
spending thr >umm*r.
aram chairman. Mr* R. G. Hickdroun. will meet at aJO a’eloch
1 *on. menihe.hip: kit*. G. C.
tha home of Mrt: Sf. C. Do
Mr*. George llanten and arm.
Cochran. poMnation*. Mr*. Clyde
Imp ' Oil Eaot
Nineteenth
[>cnc»r, plan to leave Sunday fn’
I A. Ryrd. finance: Mr*
Quinten
shburn. Ga wb re they will be
ItmWn. mental hygiene and Mra.
i Cftrla Number Fear of the FI rat
le gu, *t of relatives for * week
Pea le S Rabliitt. study data.
IlaptUtjCharah, Mra. T- A. BrothThe mo-ting n. ended with the
arhoA. chairmen, will meet at t:SO
•on*. "The Rat.lr Hymn for
o’floch with MO. -NTTF. LawUn.
Children," with klr* W C. Satrher a* acrompan.st. Mr* Miaarik
then pleeided over the business
Baptist, CJtorah. Mia L. E. Tew.
session when reports were heard
chaJnMa, bill taart a t.1:90 o’clock
from varlou* officer* klr* Coch
with Mra. Fra net* E. Boh. 1101
(•et» i p hnigM haa rtlurnr I ran. a* chat rman of thr public*,
rack A n a e a c . -..
fet»m Mont* lair, N J to join Mrs lion*, tinnonnerd that ahr had aol<l|
Circle Number Three af
the
Knight ami spwryf th# winter a#a •rvrral auhsrription* to thr book.,
■Fliet Bapthl Church, Mra. j. If.
a«in lie has b##n «t Monalair f ir •I hil.l YVrVarr ** I t s l.inrharl
CrjWlopgh, chairman, wUI meet at
rrportril that Ih nrrd\ rhildrrn j Hilt. Th«- ir-M -is span! .h# day
th# past « li months
»;*0 o’clock with Mrs. R. R. Pip
arr hr inf auppllnl with lunrhra i
P*« at hoy homo 00 West First
I -awlnj f**r
halt* rt lh«
»n I hr sch.-.l lunrhr H>m Mra.1
Btrstt
. '
\ llviisi.n
M irgan fas* an <uit line of thr , MathmiHf .Mpbnnagr m
Cireia Number Fi.* of U* First
, yrar’a p rofit hi, «Mrh l omi*rs'; Springs In ih» afts‘tn«M«n MrRaptIlk Church, Mrs. C. H. pvarrtr,
to b* v#fV intrrrstmf. and thrn • Rurk# Sin If rnnductrvl a short
chelrman, will smat at 9:10 •’clock
! «M*tributr«f printni pro«ra«na fur | mtasion ahid> lrs«on
with Mrs. E. C ’ nsrprr, 1U East
At I IM* itVIork lunch# »n
thr yrar M»a Minartk statnl that
•#rVrti buffet - >1# b> thr hfi-t*''*.
thr
grammar
«*«
ho
il
h»«
b
«M
*n
Mm-SAI.I.IK It. ni'SSKI.I.
w** era a» ——■-1■■
wa ( e*au * saw*
rririatrrrd for thr *tat« publirltv asaintrd bv Mrs. II. 11 H»gg#t\
S p ir it u a li. l
k ird io m
of t k r
Faptlst Churrh. Mra. Oeota* lluff,
Mr-- M f'nm Wintrr and Mrs J
rourar
P r o * r e * .iv e S p ir ilo a li* ! t 'h lir t h
chairtAan, mill meet at 3:10 o'clock
Charter Thos# prvs#nl wrrr Mrs
It
waa
dt-Mthd
that
«m
atwith Mrs. L. R. Bragg, Elm Ara-.7 F.kST t'ONt'OHU kk K.
trmlap< r priir of fl.tlO « ill •« T. G Glass Mrs w r Ihll. Mra
aoa.
IIKI.A.NIIO.
E.
II.
lan
ri,
Mrs
J
O
Ian
n
awarded to thr room baling the
Clrcl* Nemh'r Seven of th •
«
Mr*,
k
l
A
Wilson.
M
i«
W
A
Lrgrst prirrntage of mother a
l it Baptlet Church. Mra. B. R
prrsrnt at tha I* T \ nirrtlngn. l^.st#r, Mr* Mm hr St*#l#. Mr*
*wck, chairmen, will meet at 3:90
MrMorris
Anulhrr
Sprrl#l on n i l * ,
Mia. I'rarlr S llahhitt then ga^r Krrrst Goimln.
o’cieet with Mrp; Beck, M10
rnn tf in i i u l *r# (He M |
a talk in thr autjrct, '‘The Home ' Sp#nr#r, Mra. A F r -Hum. M**s
*J»'iral Arenu*.
.
Clarke
I
#
nanly.
Mrs
A
K
b a r g a i n in l*1r lu r# « .
of Twlay.” if h r which ,\|rw Fran*
That Bualnua Woman’* Circle of
cr* A lliikaon irndrrrd « piano Sh<H*niakn \|r' J II 1’iU rf, Mr«
tka First BaptUt Church. Mrs F
II
II
Hag grit. Mia
Mmm nr 1
aolo.
L. Hit*, r hall man, will m et at
, Wintrr. Mrs
N’rd Smith. M •
1:00 tftlo e t w#h iflaa
AnnbI air if) thr afternoon Mis J I*.
Dr an I Mr* Dayton Sinner. nl
, Gibson F.irll, an*4 Mi*
II
Kohy j
Hall. hoaj 1talit> chairman, in
Tauri* Jower* at her home on
Iowa I ’ll). Iowa, hair r#tum#«|
i I «ing and Mr* T C Holt, lunch
p*rh A Venn*. ' ''
%1'nl thr nirmt»rrs to thr lunchhrra to Rp#n<| th wintci and ar>
r '»m wh*re rrfrrshmmt* wrrr
ThV prayer bapA af th* Prsebv
residing at thr Mah<m*y Apart
terlan Auxiliary wilt meet at 3.00
•rrrnl by thr hn*ta»ar«. M»a. |.
nitnla, 1000 Park Avtnu* They
a’rhwk at tk* cbuich. This mill h
M. Trlford and Mrs R M Grnrhaeo I»een *jcn«lin^ Ihe greater
• ndvln. A « h lal prrhnl w i»
followed by th* Inspiration mtet
part
Ihe mmmrr at Syracuse,
Ing at 0:30 o'clock pt which ll|n>*
A, Y. where Dr. Stontr has l<en' thrn riijoled.
Mrs. .Victor Given, chairman of
ronnected aith th* New York
♦vllgloui education and y°oeg
Stata College nf Fnrreatry.
He
reopIV* work, wdt have charge of
will be iMot iattMl thi* ainter wllh
the program which will be gna:|*d
tha Lahorutory o( the l* 8. De
h*’ the young podpla.' '
partment of AgTicultuit, bureau
TV BSDAT.
Entertaining for th# member*
of Entomology.
The Co-ed Clhaa of the , First
of the Fortnightly Club. Mr*
Methodist ChurrhraeUl luv* l ’«
George D. RUhnp wa* hn«t'M it
Little Ml,* I’atrnta Ann Jones,
a bridge party giv.n Wnlne«*l«y
of Orlando, i» «i.*iting her grnndafternoon at her Home on Mngm.ilh r, Mr, Minnie Jooti„at her
Avhnue, with.'. Mra. PotU
year: Mr*. I>. R. JMkneOD. preai- hum# on Fork Aweaa®sM***— •* nnlla Avenue. High senre prime,
„ h / r ' 1#
d is c u s s e d
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h i:
GrammarSchoolP.T.A.
Elects 1931 Officers
CaponeBchindBars
The New York Time* Uke* so th ' siren rail of politics, a.
tire of The Tribune * sogjeelton) In Kentucky, whrre he ll»
.hat FloilJa eltrt Gen. Charts* •*.' AUb.ma, . herr he arms bor
Summcrsll a. Govern ,r or Cm.-i era! Sihert he* teen off*,
fte.im en at-Lsrge, end has an In- i.'lr.l hoimnatlon. Ktisnds
te. **llng r.liiunnl on the subject, i let* I hnit. Gen. Henry
In V'Mcn it pe>* a high tempi! |w,p».l t. at the Democrats
ment to tir Gtnr.al. The Tiioio nomine:'* him for Viee-Pi
<**•:
at llm>*l><n. Uut Apperen
Tig).* »ho w fh rereoa com- b< rw» anil administrator*
plain the. (he poliliral seraiee ml war *fpe3| moat to their
the Republic d *s not attract lit* Volk. to that It Is In etaU
ablr*t citii'n* "huulJ note with) thn « e ate .uo*t likely
..p r tlil In. 1 e.t efforts In th«| thrm in t*r oe*t decade.
South to coirrct this condition
In General
Rummers)
Some il»r* SCO our Kileigti t * . Tamirn Tribune, which *u,
reepondrnt .old of th* grawihg hi* nomination for Govern
movement in North Carolina to turned to e man of gr*
irnlu.e rx .Secretary llin M t 't i tlnetion and exceptional
«lan«l for tbnornor. Now a Florida tstrativ# and
military
diaprtrh l « th» \V«wh Tower eon there are m»ny officers
try* th. more remarkable. *m w | A. K. F. aho are certain
hat General Charlc* I*. Rambler, tie war had lasted, th* ro.
ill, #t-CM»f of staff of lh « United er of the First Diviaion at
State* Army. i« being aiught for ‘of Ihe Fifth Armj Corpa
Chief Gx.rutive of that *t*te. If have nnerged a* a tartidai
thi* tsnOan, > grow* to draw up- In hi.lory. Alio he ia a P'
on the galavy of .hna* who made K*|'|hi and ha* nearly a.
their reputation* in the World ri>ll*n* degree* as military
War. and t'e con.ent of th* e.t. lion* lie wts born In Flor
Inent nnr* c*n be obtained, w* may ha. annov^red that he «X|
»oon te hearing in thin country «pend the lemaintler of I
of “ a return to Idealism." And there
prrhap* of Irgtalalor* and *tata
II i. plra.ing to raad *u<
official. bring hurrird o ff't o tha ment on a Floridian from
have m*l luneing eye* on Gen- nowvjaper. Aa yet, howeve
•laidh tiee.
ing haa teen heard fror
Nekratks and Missouri both Rumme.all *4 to Ms iec«(
iral RummeraU'. war commander. ih« snggcatl in, The preval
General Perilling. Kx-Srerrtar) .pir»*ion of Ihe *tate pre*.
Faker mold probably have pny to he that he will maint
•>fficr within th* gift of Ohio. In dl*inelln*tlon to (all* an
New Jersey, General Scott, wh > In politic*. It may be, h
I flit the n>w atate highway, aye- that the "vole* of the peopl
trm, ha* heaid but not liatened to move Mm t 1 favorable rear
Mra. Claude llowaid, Mr*. I). I.
Prrkina, Mia. I). I* Drummind,
and Mrs. C. L. Brill.
The Yowall-Drew Co., and th*
sierra south to I’ ine 9 reel in
Uilando went !>ack to the day* of
itai tanille power Saturday night
for tie aec >nd time in th* month
when the rlcetrt.- light* were *allngulahrd wllh the atoree filletf
with ahopper*. It la getting to te
a Joke, thia Saturday niglil,el<cttic failure.
P A G E F IV E
Government In fib
Last Move To Put
Orlando's Election
1 9 3 2 C ONS OL E ,
’
i l l VALUES
Toon ron irol and #tati#
re d u c e r. , . Variable-rats
tstbsw and Pentode. . . Ka
mi I*J to a slsk rd walouL
Model BS with aaiouratlr
volts ate control 194 with
F a il C u t
Fancy
O n ly at P e n n ty ’t !
A 51 image hot.i> In n
two thread *he«r rhlff'in
in beau t If ul new rail
ahatlcH . . The regulur
p r i c e of thi# ingrain
hos« would be $2.50—•
Hadye’a price 1*
T h r i f t -p r i c e *
M a n Y«
L o w P r ic e !
“ O X H ID E ”
\
Overalls
li • i n FFf»i v rir In |K#6# grasl
awrslli thsi u vti fos money
T#tf them nn Ih* ksriletl Jab'
Few Isbrici end wushmaoeJup
*1 a prtr r tbturdly low I
Wnr*trr1 plaited. V-nrc Wiwrat*
era. A ll over Jacquard draigni
•r %uli.I cnlor* with triin. ^
really smart selection.
Mr#. Sadye Baunul i#
now In New York where
*he I# buying additional
(ill and winter men-han*
diae.
Improved throughout
Grrater sofnn now (haa ever
telore Mads nl th* Knell •rat
ify dtnuni With buiton-thru
Kap puck(i cm tha bib. Roomier,
You'll never want lo wear aawhar kind one* you try these.
E lk W o r k f h o M
test real cwnlort
In hlsch* in' Hrown. with th*
p fvU r nnootfi m#| leather
kJr ami hr#l Wrri
Men’s Ribbed
She will b« glad to purc l u w oom etnijig fo r you.
I f It I# U i-M ii#toctory In
N ew
Slipover Overalls
Sweaters
Lowest price im yeort
Pant
That Mottern
W ork ers VI cos
any way you ddp’t have
to take it. Cat u# to-
complete
15^ Loaf
MADE BY MRS. A. M. PHILIPS
J L on fj w e a r i n g
f N O I V -a n d
Kent
,ro- i
Now Only
SATURDAY
S t u r d y W o r k C lo t h e s
“PAT OAT”
; :
\\l) GKT TIIK NKW I.AItGK I.OAF OK
HOME MADE BREAD -
...Y o u ’ll find your |ob easier In these
deoti Mr*. A. H. Byrd,'.Us.-h*r.
lnd Mr*. O. 1*. •Pakf**nj dasl*t»nt
Mr*. C. L. Fric*. o f. Fun: 1
teacher. Mia. Jn-v* Rlchsnl* pre Gnnia. who haa been flatting her
aided over the meeting whUh • » * niece. Mrs. John Mclseh, Jr., *>
opened wllh Scrlptor* rttdlnx and her home an Perk Avanu*. rtturuc J hom yesterday.
•
Matter* of Important bualn***
were discus*.d and It wat an
nounced that the claa* la planning
to sponsor a play In November.
Beginning at Z:00 o’clork lomm
Aftcar the meeting adjourned re row afternoon, th* Saiah Perkri
freshment* were servod by
tho Mrthoiliat Orphanage Club of Ih.
host*** to th* following: Mra. Ed Firat Method!*! Church nil! a|iun
Catraway, Mra. Georg* Tnwneind, anr a cnokrd food solo In front ol
Mr*. II. E. Weekly, Mr*. J. J. IVnney'a *lnrc. Ctkea, plea, salad■
Cate*. Mr*. J. W. gllla. Mra. A. *n j othar looda will h, offaiad for
H. Ryrd. Mrs. A. M. Walkar, Mra. sale fur the lenaflt of the orphans
0. T. rearaon. Mrs. J. T. 'Ellis, el Renaon Springs'whu ara io n •>>|
and Mias Mlnnl* L*c Johnson.
o f ap ,-|*| help at thi* time
I
BE SURE-----
PENNEY CQ
Mrs.Bishop Entertains
For Fortnightly Club
FULL-SIZE
•TIMING SATURDAY
Men’s Striped
M i o 'i l l k M
Striped-MolcHkin
Trousers
fall weightI
�dined too. u develrtp p t g n w and
a share of Im ijliu r j Illness.
As they err •generally more enjgrutlble ihnn _ their „ physically
afUTdlrr tint hers end sisters, the
s i n l c<n»e« to follow, 1 have
found. i» tt "treat Vrtl rough.**.
Coddling Is the worst thing In
the wn.-'d for them. And to they
dually K r morf than their share,
of this, they learn to M p « t morr.
Then « e ray of them that they
si e "«i> died.'' when actually the
rtxpnti Utility U ours* as we have
spoiled them.
Of fours*, I don't recommend
that we maltreat them. .Children
nretl our lore, urnl they most fret
and umlerstand it. But I most
certainly would at)p (issuing.
The litil* rgobtls love uttenlmn.
Anil !*ry think nothing of golni;
(-nnsflrtily out of thetr way It
gain it. lit thr rasa of flail chlldien, I he spotlight of parental offeelimi .ilwais Hhines directly in
their t .v h. Who can blame them
for enjoying to bask In it?
Trial a rlilil ar. though he were
rn invalid or incapable of loo!
inr out for himaelf, and he i«
loiinl t i develop into rjoite a help
less per on. Disregard hi* tna <ililies, making it powdblo in I In*
nieantinia for him to overcome
them through the enroursgement
of eseriise an.I diet, anil walrh
him outgrow them.
AUiimlfft *rc rmitifiotn. Ami
\\ A.^ H I NOTON—Four prwlty charter mrtnlwra of phi IT Kp Iso. the first fi,reign aerske fraternith*rt in nothin? lrut*r ftf life or off
ly for women in the United States, phntou rul’hft at Hcciri'p W,i- iiinglmi t Inivrrsity in Washington,
hurn.m naturt* than thill we j^*t
wlieie the ssrsfs*r w»• founded. I,eft to rurhl M F . v c l j n Ililwr, y-eretaryt Mildred Burnham, preah whit i p «*xpecL What n%t? me.
dent and femnder; Adelaide Kline, nn i re. iih ut, eind CacIIb H im ’(jtnn. Ireas.rer.
worth m«*t§unr:« up pretty a co«
I Atrly with wh it wr exfifrt, t<14h
Thr ‘ itIIIj rhllil h uhunity kept
CO-EDS FORM FOREIGN SERVICE FRATERNITY
S -!'.W IN T E R PARK, Fla., Oct. 11
• ^ ‘‘Rollins College Is one of ths
Wight spots amidst encircling U.
A financial gloom.'' stated Pi oil*
M t Hamilton Holt In an address
■‘ before the Orlando Chamber of
Cbmmerte today.
■; ■Ttaeptte depression and a neeeam O p Increased tuition fee, Rn|.
l t d hat the largest student group.
• chops* from the largsst number of
the largest number of freshmen
nMMeanta, and has the largtsr
W t k r , la the history of the <I«IWg».* the president reported.
■ t t H w U most business, civic and
•fam ttaiil Histitotlmu are re(elitehing In all fields,
cutting
‘ fcddgets. laying o ff employees ami
in d u c in g salaries, notlin* Has Ingreased its Inrnme, eipanded its
1! budget, added to Its fscully, raised
$ salaries. and spent thousands of I
, . dollars In Impruving Ha plant and (
Pqalpment."
This D'ln addition to three new1
, fcphnlsh-Medl t e r r ■ n a a n style
dormitories recently
rnmpletcd
and to the new Knowles Memorial
Chapel and the Annie Kuanell
Theatre, now under rnnatrurtlon.l
.C oating in sacesa of ttM.lKX) each.
pt. Hold pointed out.
, In the eia years since Hr. Iloli
. wMa larited to the presidency, the
collar* plant ha* awn enlarge*!
iVJtd Improvad from an ina hM|iiati'
)M|tilpm«nt for two hundtrj and
(tw«nty-flvc ntudcntii to normal
, /•fttlpmatU for fiv* humlrr*) atu*
# fMItta* the maximum mimhar in In*
tAf jKCiptcd at ItotHnn unier the plan
to*
to IlMp th« colkRc amalk, intiH
jMtOg rrltndljr, Dr. Holt r«v<alrd.
f i t noted that thi« haa Ik*cn arSTUCK (IN COMMIHHIO.N
|*V’ W w Will Id after the rnllapx of
H K l W Florida tioum and during a nof* 'tlonvrldo depressed condition.
WAHIIINfiTON, Oct. 16. -•
‘A 1-’ -Speaking of the "advantages of ( AJM— Former Senator Slock of
[I,
M n g small.- of "dualily rnlher Iowa, was reported in auiborila'
(tain mare bigness,” the president! II t a r Irib " yest iday tu have been
stated |hat Itolllna plans to rs main ■elected by I'rcsiileul Hoover as it
^
liuall, and already has within I
member of thu tariff commission.
p* ■ t»*nty-flv* of the inaaimum num
5 , i ' I^ r of atudsnta to be artepted,
•van w(j«n the prrsent building
, pfograni Is comnlsted.
NKW YORK. Oet. 16.— (A.P.)
• 'Dasplts the mslerial progress]
Hslllns has made, hnwrver, the A statement by Roy Xchiistrr,
In
7< r ' College is alill far short of at- former danrlng instrurtor,
talnlng the minimum amount uf whirl) hr a lmillr,) killing his wife
faada actually renttlsile for the hrrauso she wjtt going In have him
*s*op*ratl<in qj UeoewlKgs, or the sla jailed for not paying alimony, was
Wrsdred dollars ple'dged
lo.ally intro ured yesterday in Hchasler'a
.<, Jaot bafora tho (room bro|w, dr- trial on a first degree murder
k • aigneil lo carry the college thruugli charge.
ths first all yrars of rehabilita—- lion, only about fifty psreont has
bgsn paid, due lo ths imnt-hoom
dapression. The Rollins campaign
for two and one-half million dol'
Iat», essential minimum endow* . ntnt for the routine evpena-a of
,’ y
tho College, was stopped by Iht
u
national dapression after only one
• , , million had been ralavd. “ So the
need of Rollins Is still aeate," ha
. atatod, “ despite the unusual prog.
MM whlchsba* been made up to
We, Ihla lima.''
,
W
.Nat only in material things haa
g»
Roll Ins ma*1. progress, thr presif e - dipt egplalned, pointing |o Rol»s
llns’ naw curriculum plan, liberalL - Iting education, establishing the
ttltarlon
__ of
‘accomplishment In
/»<«,” rathar than the conventional
splttm of grades and credits)
practically abolishing th
tima
•lenient in obtaining a degree, and
.otherwise Individualising and httn u llin g higher education. Rts
years ago almost nnheaid of, ti,9tg Rollins la known thrmighout
the country ant.is considered one
tt lbs lending colleges of A marleg, Dr. Holt stated, promising the
•teU organisation that tho prograsa o f Rollins had only begun
, U d will navar teaao until Its Ideal
ia accomplished, -bat • » w« will
teaatantly have new Ideals and
•trfva for new goals of perfection,
(eel sure that the progress of
4 Radios will prehabty s m r ctaae.
hongs canned by forest fires
U s United States last year
•bed an estimated total of (Ad,,1* 0, not Inclodhng damage to
( growth, wild life, watervalues, and othor Intangible
a which could pot bo messIn dollar* end cards.
SITIN ATMEETi
ON WAR THREAT
nr \htUi < hin« lie trrniwii urw
ihinHiilil'v
ll' l iinlinv' I1r atltiutildtra ♦ ul*r |
willm*in ^ t In ii! at n f,«*a|c-*t' ui i
N iiltn fiim n iril ml,Its ns ;| j.n-t.
fCruiUiuiocI from Pag* One)
ptmirr I’.tific itcaly whirh |»frtl]Ki'i| if*’fi** mi-m) ci t,f tb*' Hi-iia'if s it*
kti pmtr u rtkr**fu| watch nil ilr-1
fly Jane Herbert (toward
Ihnri to urhilrstiNt tlUjiutt**.
11
vcifiiMmiiiitf*.
| "J.et naturs lake its rnur.ir," It
The psrlir rpnluoi of the tlruled.
Prnin tfu^TnuTiir^'if
i the rni-eienttfle, unjatisfaetory
Ktrtles in rb« league's *h evssiouf | Anu rl ah n«ihert net* ihcn* ralih phra-c formerly employed
will l.e limited to u lesliniis in-1
It«**' by phjsisrians when confronled
solving liie.se treaties ami will nut1htiA nmir cvi«!f»nrw ««f
ritend to *ny action l lie 1,-aroo ,'uiupf* t»f lh»* ili’llraey i«f tht* eitui- s lth n car* which they could nit
disgno-e.
might take under its own ro rr-1lion, hf'Wfvrr, very frw arts ftpi*ak.
Today * f know better than to
iUK Ihrir vk*W4 o^enf). Hut w hn
nsnt.
thr* prvwnl rri U ha* pa%»#ilt o il* allow the Llitol forte of nature to
The sltlludi- of the Washing
s|Miki‘u (ipponlitiun lo any farther tnko its i-oiiraa, partirulnrly when
ton government was outlined t y .
Ihi «>*:riitit «if purliciputifin in tHiirUa this course may qiean g dug
Kis relary hUnison yesterday I j ]
through life with enlarged or ills.
flltrii «l(in« I* In iirtiaptel..
Atnlmssailnr Iteburhl of Japan.
Thopt* of the
who fa o:is« I tonsils, poor eyesight, de
Tbo ralilnet morula r entpbasrsedl
vurcil American atlhartnc*! arc fective bearing, p(or po|luri—or
that Amerien uoe Mil inli ml toj
P*rparinp: |n urjje further nnil nn over-ssrlicltoiirt rnotherl
l o sworvod from ils p i-|vo.r of I
Children of tho long, thin type
(li*.c,l intfriiationa! •rvwpcratlon.
throwing Iho full fnrrr of ds in
oil mare than those of the broad,
rlf th»* Icak'tr*
.^ucfinoifu! in It*
stocky typf. They are more in
fl.elKC into an effort t maintain
present cntrfiirtiP.
|eare.
Tlie ambassador delaibol Iho joiI*»s dog of Swisr emlrmdery
‘.Itlon of lap m Wien Chinn uuar. from |opular favo^ ha > illinuuhl
aDiem the .nafrty of lapapgsf Du nuio'gj stf
lives and prvprlty In Mar'iehiirln. m f lw lir .rlttnsl • fro m iDl.OiHP t j
he saw! Japan wilt withdraw Its iditnit :«K f. ' r * ft *f. 1
troops Irbiii the area recently or. run gursts.
FOR BETTER
BLOTTERS
MENUS
BILLHEADS
LEAFLETS
BROCHURES
CmCULARS
STATEMENTS
ENVELOPES
INVITATIONS
CATALOGUES
LE T T E R H E A D S, EtCe
MHfl. KEKI.KU r'U B SID KN T'-*'^®
Hints to Housewives
Wetkljr (mm Home Ur mon
ntnttkm Specialists,
Tallahassee .
‘ {JKA
im j S
W
a CO.
G* O
Ovi. l«.-L>Ar)4^<rt3#lC‘^fl»
ai A' I >r'l-i ' ■i i « - ( t r y M » A
-knt or the ' c a .f s H 1- wtmwnf
Col/ Association hero JVedneadag
'|
The anorfatlon’a »tool rw meat lt~
now being played K tr s lf N e*l ~A
PERSIMMON RECIPES
rersiaHMu Cake
__a,______ .__ ____k _III t— i--- i
llae 1 cop »ef persimmon pulp, year's tournament will hs splayed
2 run of sugar, 1 egg. lu tter over the Ifro ikhevrn courte at At-» ;
lanta.
'r *
*“ , 1 ^ 3
WASHINGTON, Oel. 11 —
(A .P .)—Historic Altaic*tan Island
In lb*; Potomac Rivs r just west of
the White House has been purchased by the Roosevelt Memorial
Association an the site of a na
tional meninrisl to
Theodet*
Roosevelt.
_
IIU Y
Y O U Il
ft( mth,•H.wtin r ‘ ! :
nith tin Or.viq, (>>■•
Cmbfe/ri v
A,. 1
I'M k) N t
w(,n|e rj,H. tll.r
t , yrr „ { •itev.
,h(. Jir ^ r„|j -f
Hi««9lv9 ami fm
th«* upper fruit
j*lrup o? atll I
i »r>, Sral nntl
Thr ninip nr-iy I
thr frtl?* drrvr
they will r?j<ni
AUTHORIZED
i
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RE-FINISHING
S . STATIONV1
Any m..ks r»p. rlranwg a*4
rnMnUliM 11.09, ‘
ROY. SCHMIDT . .
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KNOW YOUR
POLITICS
*• •"**
Jrolielaa dealgned to lorreau ampkjment and protect labor aaxl
year, aach a* thoae firing a fair
Minimum wage acala. giving pref
erence to local unakllled help and
anee to local unakUlad help and
rttlsena of (ha gtate In which the
ng done,
d<
work la being
and reitrictti w ltfc
Ing working hour* to afford contlnuoua amployment.
The apportionment
to
the
-'waAj gpM • Wadkt of M l gall*
Southern State* of oeit yaar'i
t*.
, .( >.
„
fonda, baaad on area, popolattoa
. v i Arthur Humphrey, charged with mad mileage of rural poet road a,
ntr Robot, pleaded ant guilty available for new projeeta, fall owe:
, w m dUnlaaed whan a Jury
S u te
■ * * * »«.
12,260,189.00
la court ua two Alabama ..........
lAda.m .oo
af petit larveny wag fined Arakanaaa ...
I aggtaacad to ,4 Florida ......... ........ 1,437,072.40
as each louaf , Hid Georgia .... ............ I.7&3A44A0
K e n tu ck y
1,994,012.00
lA37jloo.ftO
L o u lx ia n a ......... ...... u
Maryl e a d ___ ____
M M <M D
Mtdgj—lppl .... .......
1,907,440JB
Narth Cara! Ia*
UtojaiJn
South Cirallaa w —. 1,489A03A0
■7S3M &
h*TWtimtM'tW'wTJu.
LOUISIANA HAS
DISTINCTION OF
HAVING 3 HEADS
(Continued from Pnga One)
oueter auit again I^ing within
a few daya.
Leader* of the Cyr movement
aald they a«w the canny hand of
Huey Long in the oath taking of
two joblaaa men, on* far governor
th* other for lieutenent gov
ernor.
The new aaplranta aald they
were out of work end rould ua*
the jab* that "apparently were
vacant." A grocer In Shrevepart
(aid that ainc* time* were »ort of
hard he planned to take the oath a*
llautaaaat governor. Anyway, he
added, each * f the thrrw
“ ahauld have a "lieutenant
The atatua * f Or. Cyrr .toed In
uneertalnty. He deellned to dNeua.
it hut ta ng aald he bad rtoaed ^the
glaal apportionment doer agaiaat Cyr tlM plag back
of -HklTW17J87.- Jufy _lieutenant
goyenmeaUp,
»» g
o y e ra o re h lp , If he
r been advaMad net
“
“
want.
.* : • '
>-pro tem-1
In Chic a g o Ch a i r »*;*""—• ' *h*■
For Killing Four1',
1 con
STORK’S SKEDS
ReRistration Notice
or
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M M
I- b e r.b y i l » > th a t
tiiiu* tft -a* rt
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*"-• '<•'
Ur JOHN T1I.CIUM
tuting th* recent W orlj War. from !h*fm ins
acciinlmg to recent revelations, s|M*erh
I her** was much secret writing for
Uni* |h** right tn use the lanspying purpose* What school hoy gnagr nf their husband*,
the}
j «r unill did not thrill at the men- have developed a feminine lan
|Uoti of secret codes
nil secret |guage of their own, and this ha*
signs T Y*s, and whut man
or led to ■nine Intrigue among Inv
woman hut remembered the school ets |t has « ven twen found c,»n
days when he *ml sht* wouhl vemant fu such women who were
patii ntl> write short sentefi. es in much sought after and
wanted
the secret rod , making some ap* mme than one lover. It gives them
port of tht Htryit# »mi
in point merit for some spes’lal even the chance tn confide with nth r
ing ami nutting it all in the women, who, in turn, help I Hem
COAitilutlaruil lUfccsfiun.
for Cyr *aid ih« 11<*u secret chaiafters, so thnl teachers to keep out of d lffl‘ulttea.
This ft minlne language, which j
Unant f»v«rn or‘« offic# had not and rivals would never l»n4j uut
is i|uit* gi a riled, makes It ea*v
In n vie aled li| their client unlraa and intsrfere,
to avoid rlontsstic troubles, jeai
M iw leru se cre t f r a t e u m l anctr
he araa allowed tu move up tntu
messages iiusy aiij strife. When the emu
the governor’* u/fice. .Senator ties have then *e-. ret
man language la used their own
King •aid he would function ■« and symbol*.
Hut after all, this secret writing symbols are sulistlitotetd when a
lieutenant govern »r end the vtatr
paymenter «aid he already ha<4 stuff i* pretty ami lit and primi double meaning is desired. They
substitute their own syllabi* ■ in
entered the senator on the booh* tive.
In Africa, for example, the he place of a talw*nc«l name an I
for the »»lary.
women have de*> to|M*«i a sernd thru go right oil talking.
Covnplkation* were eipecutl to
They, in this way, have theii
language of their own, and all for
rhe on the various state boards of the purpose of preventing their own little confidences and their
whkh the lieutenant governor U
husbands from knowing Ino much masters arc unawar of what is
1 member. Senator King said he
going on, and. *ay the women, the
aUnit them!
would alt with the board of liqui
Basically say Ungunge students, men are happier without any
dation, which okeh* state eipenJi
this la U'cau*e the in n of the wmiie«. Although the wives may
turn and on the pardon hoard he
triln* will not permit the women he thinking of the softer rare**
fore whom application* for three
f the ti dies to use cer tain words nf a f urine r or> el lie art!
negro** sentenced to hana Have
been filed.
Jobless men were attrarte4| t » EVtaaa* I T t l l n e u I V • « I n,,n * h" *hu' '"*■ polwemen to
the poeiUona after Walter U Aid- F O l l l IV 111 ST i H
U I v - death in • iron battle on Mirhigan
rich of Sheveport, took the-oath
fta* to anyone l.ut Mayor Anton
* W t- » h s .* i9 U » tl* »
‘erroak. Although the board*
* » » V#,•*» “ M mut*l Tf«h* *> it
a* C yr.- Then U U. Smith or
pardon* and parole* ha* reBenton took the oath a* lieuten
foer I to review hi* rt*#. Jotdan
ant (OVtraur beeaua* "th* third
(Continued from Page One)
remained optimlatie.
■ovemiar ought to have a lieuten- trorutrd with John I’opearu for
"Sotoething tell* me I'm going
ant-t3V*mor.M
the murder of Courtney Merrill
get a break," he *ai>l "While
Ur. Cyr ha* takan both lh* a banker, during a robbery."
there"* life there’* hop* '"
oath* of governor and lieutenantThe elihr Itnrro. a ipilrt man of
gov*rnor but la not on th* payroll 41, await*,) at Id* home lael night | WINTER (JAM l> £ N W 11
for either place and hia atmtua the wonl of hi* *..n"* death.
Tankeraley and fl. C. Wlieelley
probably will remain undetermined
Young Hoero'* partner, l‘op**eu, | In.Idled lakery in (irimr* tiuilel*
unlit th* eouu act. .
waa grim.
ing,
With th* eaception of Ur. Cyr,
l‘v« given up hope." hr raid
th* oath taker* aaorr before
n jtorlee public. Df. Cyr took the "What go-i.l would it
oath before a deputy court rlerk. ray anything now?"
Ilia muther an,| al*l#r t.dd him
Leng aald the claim of Cyr vaa
“ rldleuloea’* aa he vaa not a mem- goodby.- tbi* afternoon.
Let Ua Supply
Frank Dell, who partiripated in
bar af th* United State. Senate
Your Garden Need*
until he formally taok oath of of the killing uf a restaurant uwner,
h201*203 West 1*1 St.
fice. He cited, Senate precedent*, roll.|in*d when he learned
which he (lid proved hi* point. K* would lie the first lu die, Waritc.i
reiterated hia determination In David Moneypenny raid hr pruhaIlnlah.Ma term aa governor rl»*. bly would have to be carried tu the
Ing In May before going to Waah- chair. Itell recently eiprwel ■ jail
Ington.
break pint. "II* ravrd my Ilf,-.'
Cyr reentered with th* Haim aalj th# warden, "ami I’* . done
The Iteglitrdlon Buakk
that Loag became a aernter when my beat in aavc him hut I'm afraid
Ihcra'a no chance now."
City nf Hanford, FlnriJa, will
he certified bla election.
The bittar Sullivan wa* Hell'* open fur Ihe purpura of rtgiataraccomplice In the ihooting tn death >
ing for th# Municipal I'rimary
of Cbria Patra* l-ehmd hi* rea-|
taurant countyr on Nor(h Clark Flertlon tu be held on November
3rd, 19.11, on Monday, September
Btroet.
" I don't mind dying 10 long a* 11*1, 1031, and will remain upon
that rat Boll goe* with me." add each day oaropt Sunday* and
Sullivan, who admit!* I that
he
hohOjiy... up to and Including
waa going” U) hT.’ d.ath under
ataumed name to krep hia family Saturday, October 24th. 1931.
At th* City Hall. Ignorant o f hia pljghT
F. H. I.AMSON
Th# U * i of the flvi condemned j
waa Flank Jordan, amillng young'
City Itcglttration Otfkar.
k
l>
H o n d a . »h l h . I l t h . i
in that re
Wr nhirf in • fa.t .octal order. '*•
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. •»«>. M,
atng fa
Alm n, everything wr do. have or i ..u n nh-i-lu in . -ample'
a m ii iv » i p a k t . a
want i. dependent upon other., I nr|.....n,,,,
an,| lh>
Okie fond, our clothing. our ehel- k a iu . b k i . iv t * V«a
tar, our rerieatinn i. eupplled. KlMim*. hi. »| f, ’ .n,
* lK
V V,"
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i .cam
partially or completely, by the K
lM I,r *hi. .i|
uadi fa
handiwork or the brain* of other «• » r ~ . n l k la - i- r . aptm lat
design,i„i m «ai,t riaal
per.on. la a civilized .ociety no
»"< •»•» *r xevei
man i. independent HI* very live
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P
n uo rin
n . .a, m
th.. le
legal
gal M h £
• * !- . a l the f r o m Until- eg |ko
lihood may he destroyed by a i I....It
II.-o — ,n th e . -It, at B a a t e r C
rr.nkitinn ill fir iff Rrailt or a ■
, '» “ n i i . M urid a, per u *
business failure io Germany. And --1I
,, ... Hie i.iahe.i hutii.r far ru n
.
,
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i ,h-*' .»>i.un Iran ..r parrel » f land,
ihe machinery of .ociety I. poli- . ii .m„ ir ,M, ..... la I W B |
tic. To all intent* and purport*., '
i T- n- t s
,i-*rrib*d a a ' (a t .
the political structure of any
Tl"
.......
->n*.quarter at
N " ' h.a.i ......quarter
country i. the channel through
aad real
|»Mm ..r H i.
s .it ih w e a l a a d .
vallirh the wtlfarr and aaplrationa
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of the tiniest cog I. brought in re
'lunrlf
t ik. led. •
taryN r«J A il
lation with the whole,
<** Coy*, i
tut nr ngt
II la See.
Politic, .trike. home tn ua
I Inn If,
11 Mo u Mr. J
in >re often than we realite The
K«n«* II
w , ■-Jf
1*
1
prai)M
>rty
w
ill
he
aolg
far the
iction of a government may hit pur|m»p
, .* L
,
puriMtw nr
th* dtcrgg In
our pocketbook. may Improve our ih. ,,h..». .m in,,
«*JS
in i.. ..,i.)e ,-i
i n . r o n ft r m a t
health, a, make u* happy or mat
I
lh - •'..lire , rt.l upon
f* * ltr
make u* ml**rahlr. Polltlr* i« not ! ..... * -1" ' ! "t e ..n ,e y a a a a w U I
}n*l a *o|H>rflrtal *trurtur* *nme » e , . * » l e , l by I h r LI ruler* Ig a e d
where over our head*. W# do not H p eelal kl * * I n o r r f .ir e M ld , V V tV
<>*•* iitiM tni»*r nr purtlkoafni At
ju«t live on In our own *peeial ■ h •■tlr
»• »5«*• u> or ivtobwr. A. U
way Mgarrfleaa of how the pollti- i s ltlh is
rat <- rne may change On the *ur
M H WAT»OM,
fare we may l,e unaffected, but
Mm Ur k
|,.tn *,,me one re*p*et our live* are W H d t n t ANI» U rh«fie«Fg,
U Y L I:,
alwar* influenreil. In the la«t ‘•••llc M4.it fc.t Ih e . n m p lA lw a g l.
analy*i* pilttieal happening*, be
they however remote, are a pri
\ I I T I I *:
r ip
t r - n .K A T ta n
mary rnnrern nf u* all.
T t t li e * c i .
I VIIKM
II
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T i. w
i . * : * K it At.
I IN *
IIP
T il K
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on pnlitir*? fo r the mo*l part we
IT .IIH III4 .
f >r»et it completely *n% remember
Solo- I* hei el. r a Iven that[ MCi
UCi
it only when It* re*ult* peri h on IN T I m il IN V K H T M K N T O tt.
> h *r* e ,.l T * \ l e r t i r i r a l * X a
our very front Hour*. We a t , be t l a t m . l Mif* M i l l U v I . f A u g u s t , A - ; _ _
Hsv riU d w .M r * T t lfV r * U * u i
■mu.nl, or ahoeked. or ob|eilively
..frii*. Bin. has inAil* §•“ “
interested by polltlr*. falling to i Hnt>
i n t f »»y
tl**i| Mi ! * * } ! • |A reali*e it* *upreme importan.-e to " " • l i ' H . r W ith ill W ,H alil '
oi^eelve* a* Individual* an.) a* * ml.lull's I hr fiithtwlnt dt*9t
* i t h u m m '• • i n l n o l s cw uifc*
ntemlirr* uf the • trial nrder
i \ Film lit#, in. wli
It I* gm«l tn be polltirallr mind
HI ', ».t
H grtlsn I I , Twm.
l1i h lU n « r la Ka»t, 4»
ed. An attitude nf indifferrnre I* TH»*•
M ill U n a liv in g a va i l in g 4| t M
one of the rhlet foe* of a work tint**
iv it
ia n rra
a of
o f g(fe*A
H ltt^ %
•I*, ..f
nf ti,v
ti,a Iv
itia
M l1.
able democracy When Viter* re MM. s i * In lh * n a m a n f I g i ' A
Hi A II \ I. l i r . N K K U
l 1ft I t a
(u*e tu vote, when newspaper r a r l I f le a l* s h a ll It*
reader* fall to acquaint lhem**1ve* «-«M«,Itta, I** Inw 1i « i___
u n I h a t Jit it t l a f o f
with the poljltral fart* of great Ihl *ii m i .Ai i I*
llll
t / vJ
Impnrlanre that are **ived to
XVII nr *s ru i
..f f i n a l
ltg M | l
a m i - - a i i>,is
ih *
Ilt h
them daily when rilittn* neglect iHli.lem
r, V I»
IVSI
to umler*tanel the working* of iHI!AI.)
their own *nrlr|y, it become* eaay
v \ k noiND
ri*ih tifcuit
for th* dredful hlunder*.
Hs m I n » I •
Know your politic*. Duly a rlliK lu r liU
H?
a
M. W
■enry fore armeil with knowledge
hi needed to make democracy l-i
nrartir* fulfill th* n-d>l* ideal* uf
It* lounder*.
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My funiinumlv i« tH^ |»Uca
white mv hire# I* fnilotlrtl, wh*re
my fhiMrtn w*ra eilucnied, when*
my IfKimi hi nrntti, whrre my
fritmb dwell in«l where my Ilf*
ift chitfly lived, f have rhoaen it.
d»#
ron«UWr*tlm, from ]
ftivteat #B the ^Ue#* nn earth. It |
In th« -hume atMit f ir me Here let j
mg live until death claim- me.
Than let my noighhor* ray I wa*
a friend to man.—Selected.
[WANT
»— Avasuvcssiaats
LEGAL NOTICE
~r
MAVK YOUR WATCH
bT une who really kvovt
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IN D E P E N D E N T D
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , TP
WHEN P]
NEWSPAPER
^ O C T O B E R 15, 1951
1RAPHER WAS ON
F ir e Cent*
A C op y
ASHUP
ATTACKED
County LnudedlnTelefframs Of Congrratulation On Appoint
ment Of Secretary
IN WOODS 1 YEAH
Valaataiy “ WBdMsn”
Freely A d m it s His
G u i l t
A aT tob b er"
FORT MTTRfl, O ct 1 ».- (A .P .)
— From a bat of palmetto tanvtn
on the .bores of Charlatte Harbor
to a e*U la the cwwnty Jail .waa
tbe autkka transition yasUrday of
W lU bm T . "W ild B U T Belvln, U ,
it b
a year's existence in the wood*
with a pair of eye glass** and *
pat of falsa tseth as his only aids
from eirifination.
,
. Aa the former heflermakar and
praasbar pat in a barb# r*a chair
far hi* first fealr cat la IS month*,
ha waa arrested by Deputy Sher
iff Roy La non, sharg s l with
taking pelican eggw from a federal
reekery near hla camp.
Larton would net reveal the
complainant In the caset Belvtn,
the office, said, made no attempt
to derip that he had freqmpiUy
taken egts from peQran nests, aad
declared thaee, sritk aggi from
ether bird*' nests, formed one
« f tbe principal Items of his (fist
as he shed out aa txiateoe* from
qitara’ i sterohewa*.
.
- Dab?In a year ago entered the'
woeck along Chariette I U r bo, to
Hva fev I t »ootbs without aid
fnaa rivUlntion. seeking te prort
Ure." Tester
/•
I stm U )*U last sight, k
and said he -ild net feme
we aid be able te make hoi
I thoeitle* said be probably
. rit a KtUmiadry. hMrlng
, Ceaaty Jbdga U j Y . Bade
LONDON— Hare 1* g scare which thrilled a vast holiday crowd tW N ftk la
o f Britain's granlest automobile race drivers, was pinned b.-n*ath bis machlnu
overturned.' In tbl* striking picture you sea Dwvii. pinned heweatk tka',wrmk
waited far rwacucri to frwa bis Imprisoned irg.
> /
*
U& WILL NOT ASK
Vkit Pictures As Km
lO a lw n p x a u y iid
V te w g ^ S itim tio n
fWABlUNCrrOy, OeL 15. Th# American - Govern
ment ysaterday dhirtalmed aoy inteoUan gif asking binding pledgee
from ..Premier Laval 'o f Praac*
w€«n h* coatee to Washington
aeXt'week.
'
• RvertUiy Stimsuit pictured th*
vUN bs simply an opportunity for
rifklriMly eaaaongs of view* with
h a t the slightest dcalra to gat the
»•
, *t '
EcUson Nears Coma
Signifying The
WEST ORANOE, O ct 15. (A .P .)— Thomas A- Edison to
day was on the threshhnld of
a coma from which his phyvlclan does nbt expect he «wiil
ever awsken. Dr. Hubert Ilawc
•aid the ‘deep stupor" Into
which th* inrentor bass fallen Is
closer tu s corns than at any
other tlm* since his i.lnass.
ra m C E S , TRIAL
JURY IS ASSURED
ffls Attorneys ttopeTo
Prove Hla Gambling
TCossee “Broke” Him
CBICAUO, Oet* 1R,— ( A.P.F —
Al Capon* tra- "a sucker for the
raceri," It w,as ttsllfi d at hit Incent* U s trial yrstanlhy by h*lf a
dosen "bookies'' who said they won
thmuao.'a of dollar* from him—
sag that h* always paid without
camplalnt.
T h * d«f*n«e railed th* book-i
msk-ra with the Intent-to show
thaj^ Cafwaes gemkltqg
loaasa
Situation Becomes In
volved AaUnkhown;
Takes Office’s Oath
JACKSONVILLE. Ori. 15.Urjing "upon evsry smploysr In
the State of florid* to undertake
eai neatly to provide as many op• * m l k l g . coal J ha
p rninitle* fev work a* are willstair' thought," .StlHM
in his powgr." and formuUtlng f
Smpheelslng tha
suggested policy outline through
formmhy of the Al
which Florida tm floyott may
said-the franck pMb
definitely, it W*s S»*ar:*<l, help In
((Junthmed os* Pi
th* unampieypient relief emer
gency, directors ef th* Ass >ci tied
Industries of Florida were In ses
sion yesUrdsy altemoon at th*
Mayftoartr hstel
Two resolatloa* were adopted.
One o f them, la which was Inc ,r>
pore ted the plea ter employers to
A l a loosing mooting of lanfurd creole mere
Jobe, commended
Elks at tk* flab won** laat nu n President lUrhart lloorvr aad
a oalquo msari re' was proposed lb* givensen ef tha vsrioua
which had tor It* purpose in Stair# “ in sailing upon tba pe(tontlnoad aa Pag* Feuri
creasing th* attaadonc* at4ne*tings as well ha bringing families
ef the Elk« ctoeey together sociaL
LavsLtw in be prv#
PfehMeM with a r
L e ffle r
O n M a jo r i
V io la to r s
S u cceed s
S e lf In O f f i c e
As
C ity C o m m is s io n
city Coswmleskmsr W. A. U ff1st will sueoeed MmssU for a throe
peer terns beginning Jen. l, I N I
This we* assured he the fact
•bet when the emcee of CMy
Clerk Freak ' B. ' Uuaeon esafa
teatlon ef entering tho' twea far
City Cowl Mia#ianvr la oppMitloa
te Mr. Lsfflar.
.
'
\l
Tho CM* la tharof j f « eovad tha
costa o f th* regular November
primary which waa te have been
as Id oa Nov. R aad Mr. Laffler
wrilt find hla asm* not only am
ballot, that at th* gvnersl else tie#
Young* Bride Escapee
Death By Heart Beat
lhat was dim to tbangad rondilions, it wia doomed Impractical
to carry out tk# sontrun mod* In
Itereb 1*10 for th* merger, and
Isthlsbem b a d ensiots^ 11 •
sptbn te cancel tbe contract which
bad boon ritendod from Urns te
Mm* by tho agformoat ef both
pertba la tha bm gr tM - m n d l
Baiuns' enrollmsat In*t year ( t , Mom weald Justify the consul*
fMd the additions this year motion of whet kith hoilsvcd *
sound understanding. |
r,n,in« aw» »*•
M I A m * ik Winter Pirk to
fW everfWw. E it im ln Ad-
Raskob Gives Big Sum
To DemoersW Relief
a
V T J t F .P ?
X H iJE M bm
s. V
dabtx.
• Mb *
7 * lu g
hope, a
W h ile O range nnd Brevard
c o u n t i e s expressed
thair
good-w ill
tow ard
Sem inal*
County in cordial talggranui
o f congm tulatlona and « T « * N
inga received at
th e head
quarters
of
the BtitjInbU
County
Cham ber
o f Com
m erce today, K arl Lehmann,
npw|y appointed s e c re ta ry , o f
that organization, w as kept
busy granting dotana of flagfagd
parsons who called to wish hiq*
succsas in hi*
undvi taking;
snswiring t, lepbooe -alls' frpsn
equally as many well-wuhtr*' la
this snd sdjolnimr count!**, . * ■
ra-arranglng tba spacious City
Hall offlcan from Which- h* « ■
direct tba destinies of tha'tvndd
body.
•
J ft
Mr. Lrbmann arrived bag* vevjy
this morning, romplatlng a. lM
wreaks' tour of tk* state in lbs Wter st» uf tbs Florida 'OttMb
(•rowers Clearing Reuse Associa
tion. (irtetad bp officials at -tie
ttada body, Mr. lehmann daslaidtl
that bis first official set* would
Includ* "salting his house la afdvr." so that he may berofnd ac
quainted with *r»ry detail of this
county's* advsnUgss *n,i puaalllUtie* a* quickly as possible.
' it'
Am eng the first: telegrsfb*'jfr*1rad today waa Ana Jmm. JO*
Orange .Cobnt« Chamber of Cob*
mereg, signed by N-.P. Yoks«U,I\gt
preaidawl. and C. T.' Ulckfurrij sec
retary. It read: "AH Orange Ccryi
ty -stands congratulations. , WO
Fspworta
In which he said " B ill wlaMb-p
Rceiinole CahRly^. , • • i •:
.
Among the parsoital lalsgrtM
rrcalrvd by Mr. UKifUnn writ dg!
from U e R- Trimble, formst Cm
landosn who wired "Cungvatala
tlona and bHt olshss fqk 4 U g
temi of fru|ttv! service.’'
Mayor Jams* L. Ollcs.- el Ot
tContlnnsd tr m T f s Y fg r) »
cm IS m t believe; ■
It is pi* plan to held a bsad
concert at tbic Ohs hall U cetlbactlsw with the first laaviiav at
tk* meath, witli *U C in and «h*lr
fa mil If* tnetted to attend. An arebriatra b U he recruited from
among tho band man, and at the
conclusion of tha concert, a daises
win ho given.
• A coriimohdabio report from tho
chairman of tha charity commit
tee. rahtlag te work Juu vy tba
Elks ta esslsUng rellef nws-q>es
locally was read aad ly y is u i by
tha members.
■
A committee o< three was aysPotetsd te ropfadent deafen! a*
Ho official opening at tho Kike'
H->am for Crippbd' CMWveu at
’Um aUb. with QpVV Qarvott bring
sppoiated as Bagfordb ropreooata-
♦Vt
A. . . TE
-L. - -1 -■ i *
/jrt• »«• ’ ■-fr A
a. S. C H. Davis, on*
hen the tpewdlng car
V of the car, a* ha
MAORn), Oct
IS— fA .P .'lSpaln's new president. Manual
A im *, picked uo Mir r,tns ef gov• rnm.nt today m an stransphar*
of raliftout dWscntiun fraught
with danger fn,- th. future of the
r*public. Under thr prixUlona of
Ihi naw conatltution. ha waa desig
nated br th. National Assembly
Inat night at a leader of tk* radi
cal apposition t- succeed Mkato Alcal* femora, »h<. resign*! with
l.o.mans'* chief esecuttve, Gov
bia cablntt in protest against anti
ernor lloey 1*. l/ong who 1* today
rburch legislation. Pittldsnt Ai- waging a fight to retain poss'osnnn la confident "TH: republic It
<lon of the gubvtuporial cbotr
Immocable
which ts being . claimed rh? fw„
Nleuta Alcala Ztmors, who has
other man.
.
aarrad as provisional prasldant of
Spain since th< ousting of King
Alphontu XIII six months ago. raliirncd with hie cabinet ysilcidsy
an,j arms sucesatod within a few
hours by Manual Aiana, hit mtnlatar of war.
Tba formal tranafar of powar
toob pla«. at noon today. At tba
aama tint* tba new cabinet, which,
wltb two exceptions, 1a the tarn'
as Alcala Zamora'a was sworn In.
Tba shift In govarnmant result
H from tba m:a*ur«s restricting
religious order* which bae# bean |
Inauleated -y tba assembly In the,
ronalltoUan under which Republic,
an Spain will b* fnvartv d.
Rnni)s of communists and antirlartcals roamed the streets of
Madrtd last night, tinging tba
•*Jlwd Hag," anl shouting, "down
with tba Catholic Church" and
“ death to *U Jesuits."
Intense sxcltansnl pravalled as
a conaiquane* of the Utter psrlbmsittaiy fight over the status of
tba church and of eerlmiastlrai I
organisations la the mw-botn ispublic.
Tba situation was laden with I
CHICAGO, OcL 15. — (A J M —
Mr*. Hslsn Smith, II-year old
bride Is os* woman in n hundred
thousand.
Although ska shot hartalf in ibe
heart last Tuesday night the. I*
stUI living today and pbrektan*
rspecttd her to win a fight far
Ilf*. Dr. nierloe Bheanom her
rbyslclen said that when- aha flihd
the shot her heart Who habraag
two beets hni tho htslbi gtdkdd
It. lodgleg in her grofn. Tbir,'be
said, enaMn't happen tgetd jw a
irndretl thou-std ttapda, - I f f
Smith shot herstlf from fbar tbtt
•ha would have to swd*f|^' a
lerious surgical oporatioti. ' r|j
WOMAN'S HOOT KXCOVlRlMy
BACRA M ENTdTcM W v M i l
NEW YTOBX. O et 1 lv - fA .M — (A.F.J- The body « r a wribsa
John J. Raehak yhatmsn af Identified as that o f Mr*. J3&a
U
from M r home
. tfeptvmbar to. viaa fn
day beside • bridge ljh
I Becismento. The m*m
ontly mnrdersd, bsd',1
| about 10 fay*.
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t PANAM A ( fT Y - F .
a r m ing • -waishosbg,.
Brick Auto display r**i
Municipal Judge I t W. W ita
heard 11 alleysd Uw-vioUtiy*
plssd .lhalT *»••• *» pol'«f* H m *
Monday afternoon and dacUted that
all bat three of them were Z-iUty
a* (barged. Btfff flnwi w ell, Mv.
ltd upon th* eight w+.o wore
found guilty or pleaded
lb*U
.
J. R .. Morgnt, white seUpftaui
plssdwi guilty u ranytag b.MR*
cralai weapon, aad vraa fined-*44,
Officer* Shaffer aad Wiles* Bt>
rested Mm.
•
Ml * Violet Leo and ' M r i
Knight, white sromen, charged With
being the I toper* at a d M r lb l
boura at Wsct Ninth SlrOet, bdl
pleaded not tnllty hat wor* ftw
|5 cask. Officer* .ibsftvr snd ffj
roa s i r s t l M ' l w f cn <-)-ni**i«
ef person* fstldUg In the riridll
« f tk* beaae.
•
A. K. PeWars JyM white
was flnwi
for Ms part
a-tomohiT* gcvldaot sfUh
Noble. Both pleaded not to
the charge. Mr. Noble boio
pullsad, • ».
. . .
Don (•*rdn'er »nd |f»rJj
net, white men,.charged wii
orderly condprk 4fU » * ftebl
dismissed a ll th*. ehgrgn
weru arraaud by. Offbova
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Adding sparkle and verve to tjhe^S
are the chapters that tell
of tho men. who were bom to lead! The
might be o f a ,
forces with successful strategy on thebi
orchestra into one unit for the perfect h
of a beau*
civic leadet who possesses the energy* ^
come true.
.
o f rommunfc progtafe and to make til
Prenared’ to add another chapter
'ord’s history, K A ltL LEH
brings with^him the subtle alchemy of
and achi
necessa* for, the complete co-operation;
any unit of multf] parts. Hi
atmosphere of subetantidV Optimism", no!
e vacuous false;
dies while Home bumfi, but the sane ini
the indestructible knowledge that Florkj
.lieve in it and work together.
Tho-genial humanising elements j
preyeht his comparison to the tremendtf
tive, the great power and capacity o ft !
speed of the aeroplane In its new Si
Commerce has a
ga of leadership. .
.
Sanford is glad to have this man among its pitfzentohip.
ty to welcome him ancTto pledge to him our tmfa|lmg loyal
prepared to back him to the limit'ln his wcrk for Seminole,
PUNTING CO.
W IS B O L D T S S T U D IO
A L L A N S T g W A lX _
T.W.LA’
AJLVi
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NOT MEAT AND DRINK—For
th* kingdom of God la aat moat
and drink, but rlghtoou*n*aa, and
peace, and Joy In th* Holy Cheat.
— Bom. 14:17.
GRAYER— May w* not bo con|uopd, our hrsvrnly , Father, la
socking life** best gift*.
Poms people do not go to bod
'At night, but sta* awake Instead.
T h fy f**l th* darkest hour* to bo
Tkd choicest In eternity.
Tkpy think quit* wonderful and
deep
Thoughts when the world hat goo*
lo sleep.
A t one or quarter past they can
Highly apprare. their fallow-man.
,VhaT grow artlrulata and do
Bay very witty things at two.
A t thres thslr powers are at such
height
They ting (ogsthsr, and rsclto.
This sometimes lasts till after
four.
ha discard*
the custom* and convenience# of dyUiZRtjGp, except a pair
of spectacle* and a set of faW teeth, and aa naked'aa the
most confirmed Nad tat could deaire. directed hia ataps to*
ward the depths of the woods,
, ■
Jiiat how badly blistered hia ftdt M r a e
journeyed far, or what he used to Veep fi
from usihg hia tender hide for pin cushions 'k
ed. It is said by one who knows th*t (h* «
and sandflies, not to mention auch other Utt
as rmtUeanakas, moccasins, alligators, andhtod
very numeroua In ahnoat any Florida awamp 1
"Wild BUI" survived all these. A coupto
last winter, which found him without cloQiei
and with very little shelter, he aWo survived,
slated of fish, wild game, which he killed wft]
from shells and.bones, aa well as wild be^rii
practically anything else he found In the Wood
hia undoing, birds’ eggs.
Now in the good old day# when Coacot hea tramped
along the banka of the Withlacuochee, birds’ ggs provided
a very convenient and stimulating form of
But It seems aa time went by, and egp gating reached a
more commercialized basis, lew# were pasted by the white
man, which make it itlegal to eat certain' kinds of eggs,
particularly pelican eggs, which Mr. Belvln, unfortunately,
was most apt to run acroaa.
So the other day, after he had been In the wooda a
year, long enough, it seem*, to satisfy himself that Rob
inson Crusoe didn't have anything on him, he trudged back
Into Fort Myers, and .descended with hta crude grata skirt
as his only raiment, upon Fort Myers’ moat exclusive ton*
social artist, to obtain bis first shave and ha|rcut In twelve
months, in preparation for a great dinner of official WeP
come which was to have been given him that night by hia
friends.-’:
He was no sooner seated comfortably in the chair than
a deputy sheriff arrived upon the scene and gymted him
for violating the “no pelican egg law".' So Mr. Belvln ate hia
first civilization meal within the safe confines of a Fort
My are jail, probably wishing he was back fa the woods
where men are men and pelican egga are food.
The Lesson Of The Day
It Is a gloomy moment In history. Not for many years
— Hot in (he lifetime of most men who read this paper—
has there been so much grave and deep apprehension; nev
At five, when dawn It at the door,
er has the future seemed so Incalculable as at this time. In
A number of them still art abla
our own couhtry there is universal commercial prostration
To play tag around a table.
A t six, when daylight's TtaQj snd panic, and thouianda of our poorest fellow-citizens are
turned oiit against the approaching winter without employ
than.
They wash thslr faros, brash thslr ment, and without the prospect of It.
hair,
in France the political caldron seethes and bubbles with
And, with reluctance, go to bod. uncertainty; Russia hangs, aa usual, like a cloud, dark and
Or so I’ve heard, and so I’vs retd. silent upon the horizon of Europe; while all the energiea,
resources arid Influences of the British Empire are sorely
-M iriam Vodder.
tried,, and are yet to be tried mpre solely in coping with the
It Isn't th* spinach that ehll- vast and deadly Indian lnsuri'ectlon, and with Its disturbed
dr*o object to so much. It's haring relations In China.
to oat It.
It la a solemn moment, and no man can feel an Indif
ference
(which, happily, no man pretends to fe«l) in the
Now that Jack Bharkoy ho* de
feated I’ rimo Cartisr*, that make* issue of events.
Of our own troubles no map can see (pe end. They are,
him next to th* worst heavyWeight fighter In th* world.
fortunately, ■» yet mainly commercial: apd Jf we are only
to lose money, and by painful rioVfrty te P<LUAh( wisdom
A Vagrant Is s person without —the wlsddm of honor,- W faith, o f a y ^ m fly M o tif chari
visible means of support. Thar* ty—no man need seriously despair. And yet the very haste
ought to b* a law prohibiting vag to be rich, which Is the occasion of this widespread calami
rants from running for office.
ty, haa also tended to destroy the moral forces with which
we are to resist and subdue tlin calamity.
Indication* *•• that football
Good Friends— Let our dotlduct prove that the call
crowds (hi* Fall era llggsr than
comes to men who hava'lavga hearts, however narrowed
***r before, itrrkon the fans
hadn't hvard about ths depression. their homes may be; who have open hands, however empty
their purses. In time of peril we have nothing but manhood,
Ovsrhcsitl on |h* street tko otk- strong In its faith in God, to rely upon; and whoever
*r il*y: “ Wo don't sc* how, Tko ■hows hlntself truly a God-fearing man now, by helping
Herald managM to k**o gqldg." wherever and however he can, will be as blessed snd beloved
Wo sometimes wondtr ouraolf.
as a gn at W|ht In the darkness.— Harper’s Weekly, Vol. I,
A hugs bo«ly of wsUr naar Page 462, October 10. 1867.
la b s City, known s i Alligator
Lak*, suddtnly diieppearsd, l**ftng only n f*w small pool* h*i*
ayij there, proving, w* suppose
that Florida Is going dry.
Msrxhs) Pstsln upon ths set of
his departure for America tsyt he
homoant the flood of propaganda
against th* French which ha* been
clrculatad In this country. And Is
It th* French, or th* 9w«d*a, who
a* often refer to this country ns
Unci* Shy loch T
.;f ^v j 1~j
A* the but
■ychologiral
pover's it«p
j
p
P
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;
is a w a s
under Um law, dUerlml
ooCaa dgalast Uik fetter kind o f
Mniritp solely fo r Ua raiaao tknt
It t» k ~ "liquid", which a w n .
far example, H may taka more
them "ninety day* to forarlaas a
mortnn n d tarn it Into cash.
ly s i tended or Meat o e W ly
It Is this totter kind d “ stow*
mad*. Th* plats wkers tbs ultl- nets* tad securities which ire sew
mats sffset will appear, and tar n u l b difflcullty te keeks sD
which th* step (a mainly Intended, ever Um (M a tty , beta d m the bank
Is at th» outer periphery af the caenet discount thorn with th*
credit stractate, eawoljr, upon do- Fodoral Boos ts* system, nor, D e
positor* in heaka end eealnoss dar rocont cowdUlons, anywhen
borrowers from banks all over tho otso. It la thie class of notes and
country, especially la smallsr com- securities which, spooking kroadnunitirs.
,
.
Jr, the sow credit corporatise will
Already, without doubt, tho bo- take cars of. So soon aa Iks now
(htolns has taken place In the corporation la feactionlat. (vary
form of grantor ratdlisse of a haak In the country will know that
■mall-town banker In Oklahoma for every sound security It has it
or Idaho to make p loan to n farm- ran f * t cash either throesh tho
or on hia wheat af Ike sort which Federal
Reserve
system
or
In noraiol times la sztondsd by the through the now credit corporalocal bank as a matter of course, lion. Every borrower fern sack a
The concrete transactions of the bank will benefit by the bank's
now credit corpnratlon nt tho gTOator readiness to make new
point wbars Its fancUoos esme In loons to busIncas men or U extend
direct contact with the public ran old onto. Every depositor In a
be Uluotrsted by %suppositious cx- bank will ba assured by the fact
ample. A bank la Iowa or Illinois, that every sound oeearitj In the
or any other stats, has two vaiie- bank la convertible Into task,
tie * of assots, both sound. One
Thousands af banks, of course,
Variety consists o f jgMpiaeyry will have no need tJ recourse to
notes "growing out m business, the now credit corporation. FoaIndostrisl or a grk u ltm l opera- slbly ninety-nine banks out of a
lions" and rostaring In "notitWor hundred may not make use of It,
nlnet. doys" "agricultural aIno
Howovtr. soon tho iww credit
montkeVJTheeo p o y p . the ggral corporation may begin to pass
bonk esn tats to the FcdormlSo- cask across Ita counters, tho speed
servo system and, ret for Mom with which it haa advanced to for
tho currency familiar in f i r r y la probably unparailed In Amorl*
pockstbook at “ Federal Rmhnv* can businots history. It was on
notes.” This part of the t o n 's Sunday, October d, at shoot a
assets Is. in short, sbtolutolfigq- quarter after 0 in tks tveaing,
old. It la “ self liquidating." JU Is that President Hoover laid before
“ quick assets," InaUprt^, C oM rt- the N tp York bankers what be
Ibl* Into turrency. *
"* W , rpok# of or a “ definiU progrtm
The bank, however, has another i f action," in which their part waa
variety of asset*, oqwally send. to Initiate tho formation af thw
It may consist pf promissory no'rs I billiun dillar corporation which
Secured, for example, by a mori t->*r v, In lets than a week, 1* ■
gag* on a farm, or by a gilt-! m .u y.
edged stock bond, or by an eqtu I ! !J;ts (hat meeting at the homo
ly gill-edged (look of the strong- of Samtaty Mellon in Washingset railroad In the country. Theoe ton, teas tho bankore’ flret oclattor pro mmistory notes t h s lW * aukipUnc* with what necessarily
oral Reserve syltetn WilK gM yjMriUtbrm as both novel and
hand!*.
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The notes mar bo tlgaod by
the vary urns man as the first
variety. They may bo actually
aouutor. Nevertheless, |ka bank
holding them rianuL, undo* 1hd record, on wkst day nod-hour the
statutes and rubs g k ririraw j new. corporation functions In tho
for them,from (he Federal Hemaking a loan to a local
sorvo system. Tko Federal Reserve kask somowhora la tko country.
r
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Mr
Business and
ELECTRIC
ATTORNEY
shop
Randall Electric
Company
H. a White
At turner-*i-Law
HerahrfttytlnJl CaJ
Electrical Wiring and
Printing- Of dtatinotfc* * !
((•pairing
General Electric
refrigerator , , /
112 Magnolia
Phono 113
AUTO TOPS
FLORIST
tofixmSpencer
STEWART
B|j| M W fitK £ 0
PRINTING
A o to
RADIOS
The Florist
Automotive Eletfri
Company
Oak and Second
or* absolutely necessary, such aa
th* ones at artortal highways, ro-
city oo* socounUis oo b s l tkoiw bO drackayo sad snsaakoa far aa aayto *0 (U p signs, so that s driver an* w*U knows a Haws drivor will
U employed coaoUatly changtnr 'atop at a stop street and tksn angsars. »If ho Is (XteNgMy tfprim.
all rtipoaslbllity onto tko
net* he gala Into high bifoi* ho step sign, will’ nonchaJanUy roll
rolls over tho next stop sign.
out, In hunt of a paaalag vtklcl*.
WRat's tho matter with th* ag- Kvoryoao bo* toon It don* deMns
thorltlon h o i* , anyway, do they of Uatoo. If sup sign* wot* aholtklak tkow have the traffic of- a Ishsd and th* drivor mi tko right
metrepalltoa thy to contend with, always allewtd tko nroftmeo,
thot one must ho 1 coaUamatly rood* wo*Id bo mack 'safer.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
U ttU MU* Elliaboth Whttner,
young dmughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Whitntr, onUrtslaod a num
ber of her young friend* recently
>1 s i o’clock dinner at her homo
on Oak Avon**, th* occMten being
her twelfth’ birthday anniversary.
Among many constructive plans
of th* Chamber of Commerce Is
th* planning o f t qify pe*ut(f»l
RrT> * ^ 1
H JI
ford runs ovor St least S or 4 atop T * . *
*
s in e s d u . h e i s okllaod to----- ‘ ^
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It no advening* fat thslr si
• We h *p # ta * Issnl peril
too vfit to rots gate thorn I
tunktpat Trash Can.
' t - " Blncoroty,
BEAUTY SHOP
FURNITURE
Powder Puff
Beauty Salon
Wagoner Furniture
Lain Miller, Prop.
We Bay or Trade I M
Furniture.
602*004 Sanford Are.
Phone 774 '
V W a n g le * '
Service Station
BARBER
Standard
SEftVICESTA
*4»*. j*
s '
Fork,gad Froerii At*.
Managed by E. J. Frtoman
"Ded Just T h * I som "
, Belfort, Florida
3HOE REPAIRING
GARAGE
Wclboid’s Shop
'
Butter Shaft
Maffett’a Garage
W. K. Horae, Prop.
Gnranteed ftepBlrtaf
By Exporta.
Ill a Park
G«aprt tle'*> fW*t elm*
N e * l .to
Groceries— Meats
SO D A W lJ N T A lr i
Stoudcnmire’s
H A R O L D F. DAVIS.
os wall m a , W , Babatantlal gg2
— lo t th e w W n j l B , at Dess*
man who ntsrrloa five womon In
twelve months dsasr raa
thslr
jgwalry. Ho aught to ha panalenad,
not anwatsd.
Tamps'e i
drive against
mschtnee U
bologny from lb * ahorifTi office
that tho gembtere k av« got lo gat
mil o f Itlllsharoagk county far
good. Tkowv slot machine drive* in
T n m n i n getting' to U just ga
Turner ths *Cfto Plkmtlng Com
mittee" has InhagarnUd e vary
ambitious program and ena that
wHI bo carried out. It Is nothing
mom or loss than tk* beautifying
of t>« lal|* font, ths pretUcst
spat In Um city, and tka spot that
badly neglected la Ik*
pdst. Ths rommlttee, in Um report
af th* ckslnnam at ths boon) af
iwvwrahn mSoiltg ysaleday, gave
out tk* Information that, thty war*
to hblM n FsvUlao at tk* fooc of
81MPLB AND V F F B C T tV *
qAINBSVILLB, Flo.—Thor* nr*
■oyi to cur# pa.i
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INSURANCE
S k i u darner, n r' thwnderwo
Ip closely relaUd to poteen toy, I
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T A H H A H A .-'
literature -Group In
Discussion Of Booka
ttotoar School P.-T. A.
l i , I J « o'clock a t tb*
Itaftato. A spscLsl profcgn arranged and aa'
wcwpUon far th* trneb-
to i n annottiu r
Dr
tk
,T U B S D A Y .
w m
F lr»t Prasbyterisn
. W » bagia a three
day
. d f c f t * o'clock at
th*
■ M l t h * ; * * . J. A. Me-
BL prl*e*burg, la charge
Idraaa wjU«H wlU be on
*, -The Holy Land." An
beard wetting will taka
Salvation Army
ter To Be Here
Adjautat Wotbreak. n o t e d
rilg e lb y c officer in th* Satvse * Army, wid conduct a four
i f * aafiea af meaUag* at 0i« loIrJUlmttoa Army Rail commaoc* . Taaaday, Oct. 20. at BiOn
IHtfc: Adjutant Ws si brook Is
to. be a forstful apeaker. and
‘U l t s n r r la hie eeaagetiitie
daring th* toat few weeks
tarida nnd Bouthem Georgia.
e .w U l'W Ipetlal mail* and
MM. A rordlal Invitation la ext t U nd t* attead those aery.
Ire ilin g
|»«n I *
kn o n n p*Mili»\
Th* i r ’ .'i,.
Qftoda Rowan's Chib bald
IV mtoting af tha aaasea
. bfkern ma Oct. f .
Auguit* Corlngtop, prealU lb* cb*W ahd told of
far tba clab dating tla
Tba rlab faehi forturula
tokr M-Okie lemUr. — ,
tb* totmtorahip committes ra
te d h a q tn n a w m a r p b a r a
program ha* boon
p*itd By tha prwgram com'
'% I *
ba library will ba kept opan
tog tba club season retry
i l l has* • to 9t30. Outsiders
M r s ' i be A*, two par waak. tor
k « : « M t o par mantb.
£ > .
W W alar,
praprtotor
of
k * t o * A B Co.'s pUking houss.vrm*
to W tfo td
m
towtnaas Monday.
'. U r. tad M o . M. F. L*x*U *
w a n .begin**) raliars I* Sanford
Monday. Mr» le ir t t e aim csllad
Tba bom* o f M n . B. & Hunlar,
W M F friend. Mrs'Y*rr**cs, whll* Narcissus Avanwe,1 n s th* scans
o f nn all day mswtlSig a f tba HnnttO t ttfjr to v
•bins Class of th* OtagNgation‘ T . L . Lingo rwtnrnad Monday al"Church held on T aaaday bn'mr n in g fr a m Tannalla, G*. w h *w ginning at 10:00 o'cloab. Dinner
, t o * H called I* th* badsld* af waa sarvai at I Klg a 'llstb nftar
/k to braibar, Dr. Mr Dad*, who which staring wa* snjwyad until
AM
Saturday nlgbt tnd w u ?:00 o'clock whan Mrs, Hunter
btotod lhare.
leek chary* o f tb* butlnas* ssuslan
! M *r. J. N. Tb imp*oa returned at which tint* plana war* discussed
-• i N f i f from Plant City srbara he for a bunco ;* r t y to ba gtvan la
im s t jU strand thtofunara) a f U s Novtmber and an apron sal* to
by l b*r-in-law, Stapban Aaa M«- ba conduct ad In D um hir.
' Cbntina 'hlbtoab. propria tor o f
tbg Ortodn Drug Start, I* moving
Balllagsworth
salgftalasd
Class of
S tU ol at
Mis. Caroline Molt, of Lake
City. I* visiting Mrs |,ee A. Conoley at her home. .’ iO-t Oak Are
nue.
Mis* Kuth Whittle left today fur
Philadelphia, Pa where sh* will
cuntiniir liir
cour.c in m iiastraining.
Mia. G. K. M r h s y relume | this
morning from Winter llaeen. Ilai ■
tow and takelsmt where she hsi
been risitlng frr mis for the pa>t
week.
Mr. and "Mrs. Linton K. Allen
■ ill have as their guests foi dinn> r tonight at their hum in Rote
Court, Mr. and Mr*. S. E, Ivss.
Jr., of Orlando
J. C. Hutchison ha* returnr l
fioni various points in the Middle
West and Ka*t where hr has been
for the past five weeks sttending
to business Interests.
Mrs. C. L Park, of Ma on. G t ,
arrived the first part of the weak 1
to *ptrul a short time hero with h*r J
son and dough'*,- in aw, Dr. and
Mrs. C. L. Park, at t-elr homr,)
109 W *«t Saventrsnth Street,
Mr. ard Mi*. W sllrr II. Darb
and son, David ttarnahy, ar* at
pected to atrlvr beta tbs (attar
part o f tba week from Flushing.
L. I., N. Y. where they have barn
• pending the past Iwn
month'
with Mr. Rash's parents, Ur. an l
Mrs. Philip Bach.
InsuranceAgents Dine
At Montezuma Hotel i
tlonoilng thr Inral rnprssrniv
tivas o f th* Mouthsrn L if t a n '
Ifaalth Insurance Company, H. M
Mnrad. assistant managar, anil
M n . Rnsad snt. r t iln a j at tlnna.
and bridge on W adnraday avrn
ning at tha Montatama llo trl
Dinnar waa aarvod In rourvra a ilj in tb. svaning. after whirh
I ridge gamba war* *n>oy*d until
a lata hour. Illg b score, ware hrl.l
by Mrs. G . II. Edward* and II. T
Glass.
Thus* prtsant w e n : Mr.
an I
Mrs. G. H. - Bdaards, Mr. and
Mis. H. T . G lu t. Mr. aa.| Hr* II
M. Roead, and Mlaa Maud* Ram
say and Law* V. Cott.r, bridge
guest*.
Philatheans Hbnor
Mis* Ruth Whittle
U honor of Miss Ruth Whittl*.
who plan* to Ita rty to i'M fori
Philadelphia, Pa. to ccgkplato b*t |
* a m In nuno’s m ining, tb*
B t a t ir i o f lb* Phils (bea Clasa
of tb* First Baptist Sunday
B*h**l snUitalnsd with a wianar
raast >n T s w k , sewing ,.vS>
Evsnadair Farit, Lab* Mary. ’
■TMoas praaaat
wars: Mrs
Haws? B. Hants. tt lA r r , pad tb*
Mk**a Emily B i f f . Basto Wblitla,
Rath WhltUa, IfUdnd Nix, Tlaa
M*Rae, Bbrtbla* HUI, Winona
Sparkman, Martha Stovall, Lola
Haat. Jaala
Rtoddoainlra and
Police Special
bwfor* tba curor war's
On Chilly Mornings
W A T E R S ' K A N D Y KITCHEN
(K A T K II
AT
213 M A C V I M A
WE
S A T U R D A Y , OCT. 17th.
SPE C IA L - Peanut Brittle 20c lb
"None
so good as
LUCKIES"
"I've tried alt cigarette*
and there'* none so good as LUCKIES. And in
cidentally I'm careful In my choice of cigarettes.
I have to be because of my throat. Put me
down as one who always reaches for a LUCKY.
It'« a root delight to find a Cellophane
wrapper that opens without an Ice pick."
Too »a r
I
tn
hMiwin, f*sr n«t o-. es.l
.nipaidSUiU Mo,town*
■kata »H* ,IWT,OnSm,.l.
Mm Mo. to— Mo. baa—V
smata, at IUCST kISIIE
tlasratlas lor 1 ,aa>(.
Wa Mops Mia publ.tlvy
fca.a- fh |l-aa will ba aa
ga-aSltal laKarandtofas
• a4 CaIsa.bis, Ms. a - vcan. a, Ma, ,,Sa-va—a-i al
lUCSIli Is)• r»s an* <a
J a a n H a r l o w first sal tha s c r**n
ob la ta In " M * H '» A n g a l i , " ih* grant
e!r film, ond th * olmost ttol* Ih* thow
from o
flaef o f fifty plonai. Sea her
“ O s M * , " a f o x film and C alw m bh i's
"F ta tta u m B la n d * ."
Made of the finest tobaccos —
The Cream of many Crops—LUCKY STRIKE
alone offers*the threat protection of the
exclusive "TOASTINO" Process which In
cludes the use of modem Ultra Violet Rays—
the process that expels certain harsh* biting
Irritants naturally present In every tobacco
leaf* These expelled Irritants are not pres
ent In your LUCKY STRIKE. " TfisyYs o u l-w
they can’t ba fa l" No wonder LUCKIES are
alw ays hind to your throat.
M O IS T U R E -P R O O P
C ELLO P H A N E
Sealed T/g/rt—Keor RfgM
B. I- PERKINS
■ m y pbated tb* wa>
CI.KAKW \TK.R, Oct. 15
A suit f•• i n i*i lo- ire on t a i lien*
On properM Iisnnl hy several
hundr d ilrfrn.lsnt, on the l-ak»
la r rn < r— iotimi drainage dis
trict ha- hfilr,| hy a SL Pe
tera'iurir U » fiim The foreclosure
procesiimir- are fur 1930 tames
Mr. and Mia. Frank L- Miller
r, turned yesteniiy from Detroit,
Mich., where they
have
been
spending the past two weeks.
Rafmhiaanta war* sorrad 1st*
tn tb* nftsrwoin to tb* following:
Mr*. H. F. Kant, Mrs. t . P Ran
dall, Mrs. A. Zlttrownr, Mrs.
Henry Thurston, Mn. C llu lr lb
Jewel). Mr*. Henry Nlcklr, Mrs.
J. B. Root, Mrs. A. Horton, Mrs.
John Janas, Mrs. Georgs Habs,
ind I hr** gwrsla, Mrs. Frank
W >lf*r. Mia* Held* Vta Nsss and
M iu Mlldrtd Roblnaon.
s a s r t Jury- Tba do-
A n|fr-h»1' |!m.
fvrmn^
M i* Maunne Winter, Mr*. A r
thur ttranan anil Mrs. K. II. Lanrv
spent this afternoon in Orlando.
Miss
Elisa eth Turnbull will
leave tomorrow from Jsrksonvill.on the R. R. Cherok e for New
Yoik Lily after spending 10 days
Th* following o ffk tn
w»r* here with th*' parents, Mr. and
sleeted nt th* meeting o f t>* Juf Mr*. Junius (Turnbull.
Sunshine Class Meet*
With Mrs. E A Hunter
Moir'ey. (Mu
null
t i'
John F I'ramnn was silled to
day to Montgomery. Ala. by the
Illness of his sistir.
Miss Haynes Elected
President O f Clasa
Giver* Class af tl^s First Mslh h
dint Church hold on Tat*Jay even
ing at the church annex with Ml**
Ada Singletary, troeturer; Mis*
ggret Snuiras a* ro*(a»*rr: Mis*
Marion Haynes, president; Mis*
Margtrot Squire*, otet-pyeaidsnt;
Mia* Sara Moya, secretary; Mi»s
Ada Hinglatary,
trtaiurer. Ml**
Doiglhy Smith, dsesltoralsuperIntsndent; and Mi** Bliutia Young,
pablktty superintsndenL .
. After th* bwsinaM meeting a
social period waa anjeyed when
gam** war* played. Rifm hm eata
war* scrvrd by tba hostaasa* to
ika fallowing: Mrv Rmilh, teacher,
and HU n s Marion Hayaoa, Mamla
Lindsey, Muriel MeIn tyre, Dorothy
Smith, Sira M tya, Laeapda IDckson. Banal* Young, and Wilma
Squire*, Mr*. B. E. Bqtiiraa, Mr*.
K. II. Malatyra and Mr*. Young.
IH CWOPMOUS Q UAH TW tS I
t;»n*
n iw
■ortfl mn, ih
I S*» A meric +1 t
Mr*. || U. McCall, gr. U vblt,
th* B u t mwctiag o f tb* otasoa
• I tho LI tarn tar* DaparUnant of Ing rela liirt for ■ short tim# ir
th* Woman'* Clsb Said
on Lakeland.
Wadnesdag »it< moon In th* rlub
meeting o f tba
r t e g k t r o f tba
lurch w ill be
a t tb* ebureb
la Number Raven tn
V * * •
r
llrnimcU
jMMiltrymer * ,i
inrtudt** t a li* |.
I hr lnti*rnn« u*
Utrait o(
ik on * on Oak Arman, with Mr*.
S. O, SSInkoUtr, M fw « S u lla P.
Arrington spd Mi*. H. J. Lehman
a* boat*****.
Daiing th* bjaiaai*
rttskm
Mr*. C. W. Raker an* elected
chairman of th*. fblast• commit
U r tad Dr. Kllslbstk Truey wa«
ehcorn *• w t n U r ; to fill th*
plara formerly oreopltd by Mr*.
8. O. Shtnhol>*r\ who bai boon
abeted <lrb par I Ismanta town. •
A* a feature of <h* aTtonOon’ s
program. Dr. Sponeir g*va an.out
tin* af tba far reaching aim at tba
Boob of th* Month Chib and dapitted tha typo of eitUan rapre
a.ntsg by It* judge* both foreign
ani American, dwelling largnly on
tba American Judge*, two af
whom. William Allan W hit* and
Dorothy Canfiald FIs bar, warn
among bar ra lly ■eboalmataa. 8b
than rariavrwd, "Shadow* nn tb*
Rock," by W llla falbar, th* book
talar tad by tba Judgsi for fkpttatbrr. “ Living Philosophies," thi
book far August, * * ■ reviewed by
Mr*. C. R. Mason, whit# Dr. Elisa
beth Tracy gas* in account of
"The New Russian P tlm «r" by M.
II In.,
T ie boat, s*e* than exhibited for
Inspection all of tha book* selected
be the club since Jan. 1, 1031. li ■
faro the doss of the mrating It
was noted with pleasure that a
large number of th« teach, r* of
English In th* schools of the city
had acceptr j the Invitation attend
e l to them to attend th* in etlng.
I)
A
“ The Book o f. tba Month Club,
Paul Oherholtier, a f Lanoburg,
It* A in , l u
Sabetkn i n i It*
Judge*,” with Or.' Virginia 8p*n- •pent today here an buxines*.
err in t h u f* . w
l irma
Hot id* Hnhj »
will hold lU a
Otlmnclo Oct I 1
B
j
Th e U n lqiM H u m id o r f a d u g s
N
Z ip —A n d l f B O p i n i
L
S e o t h w n e w n o K h o d t a b o n t h o t a p o f t h * Bjj
p w ik a g n . H o ld d o w n o n * h o l f w ith y o u r ^
th u m b . T an r o f f th o o f t w r h a lf. S im p le , a
T h a t's a lL U n lq u e l W r a p p e d In d u s t- p r o o f,
p r o o f, R o r m - p r o o f Co B o p h o n o . C to o o , pro to s
n i S H I - w h a t cou ld b o m a r * m o d o m th a n U l
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nelven today for the preserva Is its chairman John H . F a l» ). or >iuat- f iri K mu%t be a^ailahle * I ’hau*
i> accept•ul
the secretaryIran
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tion of peace between Japan Worehjt#r. Maas.. is •i«.*utiv*
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•tun n f th e S e m tm d e C o u n t y
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•**• «iimmer mfe*
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lu m b e r o f t'ornmetre, will
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l eague of Nations which see* former ambassador to Germany. Is tor> hi 11M2. »s the taapon*ibiht\ Rn h-tag in K h « h t "*e National* C*:> .
at t ne in Snnfortl tomorrow
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In the Slno-Japnnese situa IrM tu rv r.
n»»t of any small group but «»f
t.f • *•
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n-e kttoi net * \br« »i 1morning to off!, tally lake up
Jou rtt Shout#, chtrntan of the every man tn.j woman who fteis dai rd t» i>at*i-ipate . n.l thr »»»m*
tion a challenge to its o w n
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mk t.* h« en.ly **».Ih \ hr- duties
a change of governor nt i« ruuiiist*
k pait t»> sn.'Uting
powers engaged in private party * national rire u tiv # ron.mil that
fill !«•(»’ ♦ t
•n V'Mivnls •t it* I*• A A| i iptRf . . .n-el ks * '
HOt* .* % ii
Mi- first move ujll lie to
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kn*iten. x|*?rial r
laa said ycxUnia* that $400,000 imperative Financing «»f thr fun . •u p ) int ru ptiol**
it- ill -•
tn*. nde.l I.* it... . 41,1 delmltelv whether ih ’ \
conversations following Un was needed to wlpa o#l th# I92H on s nation w de
lit'*’ b i • • •kJs-.l X 1- J (»• 111* ••
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the present of.
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T»* K S' l «,'NIII t r I |a *1 "liar
opposed case yesterday by rfofirlt. $600,000 to h**#p thinys yo mentally lh»m«Miatie in chats, t i.
inp .. « ••• *fitii|t» in » h** l*’it i ' n the vr . ' 1
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Japanese ami Chinese repre Ing until thr n rs t convention anti as every activity «»f the party to the « unl
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r r?i »*r *f M«i*1• * «t**r * tri.
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•m *•*»*•• hr *tii
moire for an early mee ting
HMiiriment a a* to overiule a d»
Upe n ^ O' th$
$500,000 for a fly tn f start on the ought In be.*’
that
inaike
-ion
sentatives.
m. »
frn-o iiit.Ii .ti fm n directed v er
/inmi'j; a *1.m .iixlra
•f tlie o fflin e .«n.| •Jivetfi*r4, and
sera
Mr Shnwse *a*d tnr und ily n g Legi-lstwre I , . fsP
actual esmpaifn.
T llr *4.
-ting of *he |’io
In t .»( i’ ipiittal. *\:\ iirirrllivlr#* | ’ hen ^ [ sUsut nrganiAing hi« ofPrenti.s Gilbert, United Stairs
♦
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"*bn with in**
Suhsm ptlon of lh* f1.S0u.00U principle will >«• *t,» msk«* ever) •irjt »n fiM»*e fh** pr** • iDon* « * if li«*n
•r*i.l mm
l«nlg»* \\ tlkerson pmnused t • !l« I* e 111 Ihe a|’S« Inn* i p i a r t r r ) a#t
consul central at Geneva gave no fund was authorised by thr Demo vote* who is interested in .*on sue. r**fi I
ch at *
*r. tes.
re
M'nnt nue.l (hi Page $*iv»»
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i u h Iw for thto ChmiiU-i of t ’oni• bitxint'*•
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part)
signs as to what sierra hie gov cratic National Committee at lU strut *l»e government
Tn* N iti. a l.-t S** •*»lists •Saa*
1 m rrre in lit* i ity Hall
m H .l't'l)
. gvit «l i dog und (lie
ernment would take In connection session h rrr last March, Pending stm khoMer (or llid’J.**
..j« official «*clr>niie In S*nfnrij
1h
ampaign I* endorsed by tai an.l the \ x tin n a h -t- who havf spe.ial g .rd* .t.Bpero.l ..ih.n
•with the league council* d e i.lo n . organisation of the rsmiuiirn thr
made .oniMi.'t eu t»* ' •• the ruf- g»oU|
J *|l| he ONinifafstv || III «pre« he* and
w| ,n var.e utt* flip* lltg !..
B H IIa h end American m inister, In national committee has rvxorte-i to C*ungr. ssional DcTnocratir leader*
po*e
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btingmg
about
the
down
organ. *• o ii.n -'K a l
ein n*it.i
•talks to l»««
at a tosshinunlal
from ('hairman
-Mutator Kiduns.m. of \rknn«as.
n C hine arrive,) in Nanking today additional loans
•dinner next Monday night whsrs
of fall uf the Itrurniu* g *ver**t *enl. lum - . p i n the s-Mjm' i\ bail
from
Pieping apparently Indi John J. Raskoh in eariyiof un its ami Representative (lam er.
pm niinmt counl v . ivu Ira.lrrs will
Thi Mellon 'f trie assembly ).••
cating the deelra of Washington work. Th* party now owe* Kas Texas and by a group of rininrnt w er- iepie*enta*l at thi* R cu dk
' »»e |’ii*eni. an1 tt» alurh lK* en
liein.Kiats including Seaton 1) •taii prnri soling * only t»y *»b*#ff- tei d.i i » re.ik . a t radii lull of » en
a n t I omlon governments for ■ koh a total of £125.000
i Mr*’ pnpulatinii has Ire n invitad.
M r Davis in a statement i**u#d flak ». Harry F Hyid. of Virginia. er* T h r ma il body •‘ *hrir forms tin i. - 'urine w ii h ehn»i h u ithnr
clearer undstslanding of Chins's
through Mr. .Shouse
)*st’ ?day J a m e s M C o t . of Ohl>i; lam e* icinamvd in lut lnrs an.l tumoultse »t> h « - brer* offn tall) re grilled
Mr
l.rhm snn rerentW elostrl
pneillon.
J nine year* o’, a m ire at a r r ic tir y
A . Ree«l, of M i s s o u r i .
Govern«»r room* while the rhain el! >r, disre
said:
n - t a »• jsfI nr* It si* . m u i*l
*f fhr drungs- ( .Minty Cham htr
" T h r viet4»ry ftivnl i« al**>ut to R itc h ie , of M a r y l a n d ; G o v e rn o r garding the hi**r. an i *bou* • «•( the pr.t.oi*. of Rriiu'dii an lr «der*.
G E N E V A , Oct! 14. — » A I M —
nf ( oiiirnene si (lilnruin. and ly
oade '.••fur fhr del h riii'1 inefit of
Facing .he greatest \mtl in Its La instituted at a time when the lti*osr\rlt, Alfred K Smith sioi the rori>nvjni«ta, t i N c ^ l hi* gov
th*- oldest teeretarv in Floi n|a in
polithal p4isition of the paity is O w e n (I Y o u n g , of New Y *o k. antt ernmeiit to thl* p ru e s m
*
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King \lfon .» M il rn*'
,%
hlstoiy. the Le arie of Nations alm«»*t impregnable. Its pro'prft* M e lv in A Trm vlor. of t hieago
point of «**r\i«e with un ( h tm bsr
fscptddi
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and
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No le* up III th - fo e*gn p
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council listened for four h our, ye«nf C unmieive lim in g hi* years in
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uf 4.on diatom
terdsy while Chines* and JapanOrlando ha I* f m li t r | vxith hav.
II \ T ( » \ R tlC G K la ih t l l
l h» cal'* f e « and lorridurs . t
I Br i in it *•• «c*tleme M Ilf
N K W Y t »»< K M i l l
(AT ithr!
• s spokesmen hut led charges and
ipg l*een the guiding figure in
ml , liu i a ere i'll, ke*( m IA l\» Formal demand that he Th* N a ii. tii a l • ».*dtf ( •rporat un,
to tb*- u
qiiu*ti«m uf i*. 'dirat tlebl
crtunter-cherges •shout th* Man
developing the llrxnge*
( >u nt y
u
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eliminate
the
uncart
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trlini|in*h
the
gov
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churian conflict. Then the council
^ ht» h \% •»« trt* " porAU’ii
fuxtar* Made M y fm m a nnall. apoiadir.
I itltii.it •( rhg pt viHiiui
'm all]
"almie
i
nn'i't
imi*h
halt*
interna
solemnly endorsed a declaration of
(ul!\ u a « iiia.I tin ll'iry V 1"OK •*n\ under th** In a i uf DelateNrr » l l v i . t K r orgsmtatjon m in th*
| eib.pt e. | fit the figlUM] | *up -a
tionu) r i »d <mb und 'm «n?isl in
A rts tile Hrisnd that the league
Is rg K l rn .in t, trs.l,- 1-v.ly in Ihe
Itebl Iiiglrt l.v »*a il N (
■hr (•• h i ,) and hr •i •i (tanka ih n m g h
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b
a
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«»iurh
inr*'
.i.a
-tic
lerchsnge
w ill act to the silent uf Its pow
••ft the I ’m l •) Maira “ lo utline nail.m in point of inrinl.i-rslilp. 1
rlr, t r j liRiilrnant k ■»\ r» n#»r
after
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This year hr is i revi.i-nt uf th ers to bring peace to the F a r East.
th**ir r**«s»uri'rx
to further
fh»*
1 laki'ii ih. 4 .•V I'M*1
Vld»d fur the expu)sn*n «»f fell h** ha.1
•r’x oath
bilit> ••( Germany * rv hange
Continuing its efforts for con« l a hi l i i a t i o n uf ftnan.-ial ernm.imi 5**M»»he..i Com m errlal Reel etnffe*
Re>t in t i.tii of inipi.n.. slot a gi..u* nnlrr* f*..m th^ tountry and on |hr .laim that 1 '*ri|s *b4%X M rumlitluiii.** - i l l l.e |H'imi..r<l ...I Association and «n r of the leading
rtliflio n through private conver
back to-th** farm inuHmcfit i». m- I fhr •Ulifis. Ml I. n I»f th n r prnprr.h , Dnitrd M ali • XI llMlt •i j ",| ii.. t |h** r a r t y .m a bankmtr l usmrss uf 1 hsmhei of .'.unmefre wi-re.aries
sations. the council will not alt
1 ft.e i» n u n In | |in.vi«um call* fur,
area, divrrsifi alien
"• thr rm in.ry having been active '
c n a -e th« .nnn**tk' f d supply.
publicly again cnttl Ita neat slep
' thr giivi rmtig .if irligu>u« .n*l» i . hit f » i n itllv,- l.f |<" i.'-inna
Com enIt at i m if th. *tate « ur
It will he iw rm ill .1 to l*».lr in ,’" ,h •»* ,h r I’ hatnlwr of Commerce
"to safeguard the peace of na•Ii qi 1 •
The •Irmanil teNX
tun >n* l.y *p el d laws
win. h
gan« of enfoiT* n«nt ' again*! all
tied*., h y p o th r.sir morvgng. s o .l!" ' *bo 1 tolr.l rtls.rs, and Ihu N dtrass’* baa ha«u determined.
,
wt.uUI turbid Ikvtr ••gs.g'i^ in Irr tl
I r i i if ri hich » %l Or
exchange teritrille. ..f all sorts h 1'" '* 1 Axs.M allon ct Comm rvlal
attfnipl* . . .
ek<ng lu lurvst- rom m rrvs a n l industry. It a i-o .
U r . A lfre d ,S a g . Chine's sosoflllirtl
in makr• |mtili. D | Ml. tf rr sa l propevlles. ln«lu.llng isai u ! "rganiaalion -Seeiettrie,
U Th*
NEW YO K K , I k t . 1 4 c -(A .J* .r — tn tU«i sUt#.**
itguat Aw *-’
|.»J\ida1 tr nt thfy m ight
b - fwirx lo fb (i **U4#
•au| h«t, taPt, ^
j
ru r tltt £*•• *14 weeks. M i l •
(
slXMTt evon^Aiy. — .
Im iU e v ' and Osasocrsts « * t eeatrul o l tha T h * in lstss l * ( rsU Q vs* l a u ^ 1
fwr *>•! r t i w "
^nuW WV
an ouatar -j i t
•n, Th # company will hr p vrm itud l-b m a n n ha* be-n f n p c v j w a
An aennonde program l*» St
calm spokesman fog Japan, sx- If oust m schlnsry a t t h * ‘ r » « t l* t •••nan’s rn lissal hoard of m iat»
T h r r r t« al* •n prnvi*inn for 'he Khr Vr»|*or» • hr 11*
r 1.4« in- tn organise subsidiaries ur any statewide seru-s of m vtingx acw**ik.ii n il by an rco/loritlr wd- j di*-olut!«»n ,,f u tfrrs irhtrh h «\ r
chengad a long, dt^itfled hut In •*>«ion P/ Conf rsss, aiul ths nu»-j bills flw sd In court today »>
look thi* itMih brf i»rr ii ill *1 u l) Slats, territory or country
uus.nllng Ihe growers.
business
vi*.r
1••*!)
1 ■) i u l
authuritir*
'conflicting
tonne oral bombsr^insnl. Neither look l< b s ttff now than It s « e r ( «^>up aought unsuctstwfulh
clerk uf th* district .n u ll
Tl.s rori oration will Ira., ' - " ’I pr.tfss-lnnal men of Florida
fn
hi*
It
riiaaitiu
of
thi*
foreign
witn
the
*t#tr
'
i
nfhnlic
drputir*
dislodged the otlwr> from hi* govhra been, the msinUerahlp of ths
another in guardisnshn’
P* «•v which is one 'C thr chief ih ir » r t e ii« n | rhi* anirndnu’fit as I C.m em or l.ong liootel at > >1 * Ietiini existence hut it r- exported - t i ' 1 'be imporlanee of ihe ritrus
srnmsnt'*
frequently
reiterated
Mrs Ida F Wo id, 93, w « - • * point- uf aflat W by thu N m op Bhi^d « ( ii n * t thr -lr*tnt* purtnu ' drntandl and sai.l th, li. iii. imni it will I# .bs«nlri*.j when tl.e put rii.iustrv in Ihe ,ionr-inrc slructtrrw
two parties Using equally dividld,
po llion.
t)
g i.is m o i’i action meant t i .
■u.l |m... for who h it ha.
been ur *d b'loriHs. and th - ntHrssily for
only part) not rsprsssntsd <•• h P* ilmn. thr chrncrlbtr dr grr«| l
M . Yoahiaawg again averred the country may witr.evs for the
of t'y r as a stale officer
sanlce.t ha. I«e.r eomplrte.i
‘ he riurida ( .true (Powers' Clearvrslvril**) s ». io n th.
Japan's detsrghaatlofl to treat first tlma ths •siectlon of a *oat- hearing, .shr sat brooding atm that -U irfi t ami n|irn c .n w r* a
Its capitalisation ...irsi-ts ,.f 1,'1‘ng Home A . •«. ration in bringing
When
l.ong ren.hr .1
ll.it.m
*»iniralioti
|m <>|m. . s I \~
w ith Chine directly. D r. Saa de •n, Mrs. Ruth B ryan thvvn. as ths trunks and boxes In h<*r l „ t . l tli.n., aui-h •* that SI t k.qusra'
•hsrvs of glim par value ea.li. ..nr j ••“'u* orderly . ompetrlron in the
« l’» n ' < 'h r avna lito ii.n. Il'Utgr. where he rushed Ii, aot«
loom, from tihlrh M a rly a million ( with th.' R riliah Ira .li-r.t , n .e t„|
clared China aarer would negolial#
rtlohila from New |)rh arts ofie* he of Which will e hrhl by earn of] handling of Florida's major s g riwhic h will have to t rotifn il «<
rh a im u n of one of the moat d 'ILar- of m a u n dscad* vln uu> pave tb
way for a acclldortty i.l
w ith Japan go long as Japanese
Mix x rrv ictt .
Thi*
nomin al cultuial rasourrrx
had lestnesl of C , r'a uttion. in- the 12 il ir e tor*
wlinlr hy the i">acinl»l) where a.
Congrssalonal | »*• l*g»M,- removed last » r . k
nation*. ’
troop. wees on Chinese soil In Important of all
.It-int•s,d ths suus.i of htghs.iv i n i H l n l i t a t i n n wi», mails* net *w«ty urn* loanauJ hy SvmiiiuU I'uunty
In* on all th
-retton. i* ■cm
forsign affairs.
Continuance *f her nephew tu t.
The aresiiin adjourned •ft^r the
cor* m itt
violation of treaty right*
poloemett who WSte gun. Iota tin l*4*rHilar of thl* I. Mill |if(ih lM t|on on •luring that time
pletec!.
nrel’o r’a speech. 8ub«ri|iienlly I
Th * attempt to bring peace to ! When Mrs. Owen cams to f o n -j F * " “ 1'
« • « * > c o m m fic rbao
national
n .smion and th l cep.i d «n.| .a. t •t*e*k invrxti nen»* h '
it • learned I'reaMent Yon Itm
M ancbvrl* U being doss’) fol grata, * freshman member of that in charge of hsr affairs «■•
h wont.I u»e Slat
troop f„v hanks
firm
ed
in
tha
announcement
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-a
t
■trnherg
had
written
to
lir
Hrurn
lowed by CrenUsg QllSart, Am eri body, ahe surprised the tuonlry
The funili* with %khiih tin*
aril duly if they were n.edeil.
his tnnd had been r»i*e>l /• *n ing. accepting chairmanship of thi
|tojrnin>n will
o|»erNte
mmII k
can consul.general, who U keep by going on this eammittee, though I226.0DO to 11,000,000.
ft ntinuasl On 1’age Ft.< •
new nnnnmie advisor) h, «rd
rsiard throughofhi*
of t|el*en*
ing in touch with the league aecre- of course, she alarted In at tho
Suprtm s C om t Juatict
liw m i
t u r n t.| tiie l.aiik* of tilt i .•unfry
ttrla U .
tail end of the llal with seven
Improvement can com. about! a
,
.ie>7.u~ ..
Cnterm ysr was undvraloal t»
i nn tha* ha«lx •»( 2 p«i rent of their
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T h * Chine** spokcatnan, taking member, ahead of bar.
have taken under advisement nn I j o n ,, .i .p b , .U P , .he chancellor’ V
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rwx
.•
aggirgm U .f»*|h >w11a or (in* legal
worried. He declared h i, willing | < A P |
The weather bureau l.-is v
Mr*. Owtn said that ahe wouid
tha
aggrettlva,
lem ued . t h e
W A R M S IM lIN liS . liu.. Oct. 14.
continued for further hearing the i
res. to allow someone ei-e
|.. issued the folluwina storm warn
j i a D l e r o r l a x a t i o n
« »* i n v ^ , , , m ,, .r that «* — 4 A -1*1 -G e o rg ia n -.
Jaranese army of aaw acta of prefer to have one committee a,
including
request of Mrs. William C Shields
1
Idw
Hi
Invasion an* violMe* gad repeated signatenl where constructive work •nd Utts Gertruds Won.I that the| bead Ihe nation during th. period >"K: ’'A dvisory at In ini nVIo. k
some of th* Stale’s .u ts lsn ’ing
I
Thv«e
ii«|hMil»
Hggr.
gut**
$13.l
)| \ tropoal d i'iu rls im e of
h it nation's reqtMSt that tha coun might be June than a half dnu n nephew be rem ived •• the rom- of adiustmcnL
polilcieel figure*. *«'•• tiovernor
I m h i .ih M) iwm f *o«*|Hiratluii.x mill pri- K .ussvelt of N.-w Yuri. • rousing
cil authorise an lagl » t r y on tha small places such as the destruc mlttee. They are grenddsughtera
“ If the Reichstag denmnds it, slight intensity is crntrsl ah.,ul
T A I.L A M A S 8 K F,
Chi
14.
» u n k in g firm* a io e x p f t c d tn ■‘It mixroming" st harfirrue y»stion of useless executive docu of the aged woman’s late husband I will resign iim m diat. Iy.'* hi 75 mile* mirthm*! **f Miami muv
•1st by a neutral
. a ip , T u . c #_.
o ..„ .
,
, xiiiiii •ihe fur | h « . H * U n t u r n also,
«a li.
mg north *r•twsril
( x » l
I n r Mats* .Sup rem e f nurl
lerday.
D r. Si*'* strongest paint was ments. and others of this kind t y a previous marriage.
•mi it is in.ssihle that tin' total
Htit there \vu- .... public dei/tnH hrihcr tha J(«*i*rhjit|r a ill call
Richard ( m y , government me
Mrs. hhitld l applied lor the in
at tha nsrtai attack op that sound important to ths people
y . - t . i U s y r u l ' d that the r n l u . - fund- raist.l for Ihe corporation
•trslion
nf
thr undercurrent
Chine hew. Referring to »h « Jap- bock boot* but which, lo reality, cress* in Weod'e bond. It w«a upon him to makr ginnl k t . pmm- tafoiolntfist therv ri|*e»ti»i that th»- t . ly of M ia m i, grinexi'.i sut.urbs • ill npprusnnnte II.OUli.iPHt.lMg).
yiefrirnce for his selettion ss
«l -t u r ls n is i i r r i v i n» threat lu
granted because
of additional Ise tn rrs iin if rspudlstrd is
an#** e|alm that i l r r U n M wsra are valueless.
• • w r'l as ih e o i i g i n a l r i l y . s i... .I. l
next veer’s liemncrstK’ presidents!
As It was Mrs. Owen's wl«h money found after the first b ,nd pected to he deri.led be I ..re thi •$ loridi. 'T h e re ha* ha^-ti no wirvi
W n g M n t got m I| ( o r r t c onVI I S I I I N G T O N
Oct
It.
standard l.rsrsr
velocity greater than tteu mile* I - - t.xxe I tu p a , r c f u u .l in g hoods
tndtariwg fairpa#**, ha Ironically to serve on a committee e+ers had been set. Mra. Wood has tern vnd of th i work.
IA I* l National l.anks Usi night
Some Jinn) or m .<* from Gsnr
l-s oo .t by (he inunixupaiity
------, - _
an hour* f e|»m tid in the urea *»ir
«Wm**d*4 to know w V , they ceme her father's Idsas m ight be de judged incompetent.
won' i.rgi'd i.y t omptrollor I'ole lo gin and and other Southein S ta’ es
Judge Untem Tor. it was underT b . .n u ll's d ,vision affiroie.l a participated in th - activities ,,f thr
anwed with aabvnMve leaflets veloped, just <o it may turn out
sltuuded tire I urhrro.. m n.-nor of
•ad lethal botobs.
|that ahe will be selected b y Ihe •tiod, ordered • fu rth rr painslower court unl.w validating four Nslo.nal t rrillt Corporati.lli. or
l
•*.
.. . . . .
Ihs governor. Mr R oo.-velt h*<|
ToaM aowa, •peaking w ith ‘great l>» n'erratic caucus, meeting ]u<t takng search of Mrs. Wood's ef
gsniird
st
the
instance
of
I’revi
' i l l requeftfd that the h a io nu s Is*
V K N K f .l K I.A N 1*1.A N N b L I I . I I T issues nf Ml ami refunding Immls.
fect, end ruled that Mra. .Shields
hsfora
Congress
convent*,
to
h
ts
d
.
(■‘either.ti**. coontorod » it b -' t h . >
n n - i ' d i t l c a l « n * l hi * w t « h R « y m y *
T h - vslldatioo nrd«r - s s si dint Hoover lo strengthen er
Miss Elisabeth ('la rk , program .
structure
^ ■ * * ^ * tbat th» Chinese | t v - this committee. T w o members who *h ’ u U be permlttml to be present
follow* I although »n every hsnd
t*
Weil
nn
tsxerai
grounds
among
H
E
W
Y
O
R
K
,
»
i
l
l
i
l
l
1
director anil pianist for lie week
eatrsnked har are w t m Congreroi *r i “ BIS | 4 V **
_!T ~ :
.
there were evidences of his puyutold ly •omnninltr ron.-trtf* hell at the George I’. h at its. Yrnrruelan
thim being claims that the IU.1I
.
‘* J2 S
^
Jspsseae M s t u iu iV . B o Ipooitad •aw. Reproaenutiv* Charlro U
ihcumm
coart they made a surprise Band jihell on Wsdinsdsy svon
•
l
^
aniouinced
ym.i.rduy
that
he
IrK
liLlllV
r
,
r
l
is,ng
If th* sltwatkra h a . grown Stand man of N orth Carolina dlc.1 e.1.lo
visit to th# aged recluse last Sat.
wuuhl lake nff this morning on a , h u .m U violated tl, •Statu Cun
g rava . R waa Vacaiua of a few month* ago, and R. Walton ursdy and found bruises un her lags snnounce.1 th l\ morning that good will flight to his horn, city
the prigraui fur tonight wilt be
•citation in that n-im paired • con
Chin*’* own toctfcg,
Moore of Virginia voluntarily left
— —
l ment anil Ihe Atlanta (irfitia V t
vf Caracas, Vrneiu. la.
arms and a born on hsr lip; fu r wmpnssd « f the) following num
tract hetpren the cily an.1 its
- CoM arwtog tho Chtathow hom. tho lloasa.
Mrthosls of controlling lussxds i hand had a brand new march,
ther, that aha was glad m sc, hors:
-nnexrd
sections
granting
them
There is also tows Ms ra ils gos 'them and displayed dlscomfsrt
Wrdaoeitt. YaahtMwg said Ja g :
thmuiih ‘ hs U«e of sprays anil “ K u rw ird. E'rankloi |i Rmwevslf.**
M i«. II. R. Laing. will •ing
iuimunilv from taxation foi thi dusts will feature the diaeviasipn the worrls of wbirh exp trstid
***** i j * * *
tho area to sip hare that if M rs. Owsa does whvaever har nspetw. Wood, wss group of popular songs.
ochts
of
the
older
parts
of
the
uf farm pr ihlx tns to t-e made 'at similar sentiment.
rwroonoitsr Whwt they heard tfta not go to tha head of tha for- In the room.
Ellis Roller w ill p ia , xevvral
city.
IV* weekly inoiting uf tnemhsrs of
Senator LY. J. Harris nf G sorChinese wvro ia so* h lt* t th .ro to algn affairs committea she ma'y
T h s two Women contended they haimontrs teleelions.
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It also was a llrg d the act de the Seminole Agricultural Club •' gis told nrwspaprrm rn after iho
In U - t ni ght'.s story of the
r^ a
* '»« • th* railw ay. be given the place on th* rivers had been barred hy force frpnt
J . 1- Whlddcn, uf W inter i’ark.
rl'u ye ,) i nlformity of
taxation fhr high school tomorrow night. hsrhscu* that hx- had just return*'!
" barters left vacant by ths seeing their
slip-grandm other will sing
TV * planes were R H f a . b|
C i t y t omnrssl.-ners' meeting
h ill-tllly
songs, ac
nml violated
the
constitutional S tirling at h.00 o'clock.
from a trip through New Engiaud
CUaaa* SoUhera, ht U a ta re J, ,n 4 S*lth of Charles G . Edwsrd. of and that they were n>t satisfied cnmp-inyin# his songs w ith 'guitar
The H n a ld staled that accurdumend.nent requiring a vote of
A l.x K
J .hnson vucathmalw "und found there as niurh enthus
“ found It
that h ir property' was being con •erompsimsnt.
^eergia, last summer.
ing In i< mutinn made hy Com
lh»people
far
th*
isti,o
n
to
.o
t
tea.
hvr
at
the
school,
who
wifi
iasm fur Roraseeli a* Ihsr* la In
Another Interesting angle to the served.
mlssioncr Lehman, the
pro
Otto Trapp*. G in lervilie, will
»nds.
lead <h- ruund'tahts talk, said the South. There ia no qusstton,’’
Attorneys for W -o d Uiclared the
grams would le continued at
V lo rU a sitaatJoa Is * the underoffYr • similar art. acxompanylng
Tho
high
court
overrui
d
these
that
nmn,
vmluahls
,
leaflets
reMe. Hsrrte vant.— uf hl.s pdpulatity "
■taaJIng that Congressinsn Itrane •ccusstions of tha twu women to hi* songs with guitar arrompani- 1 •he Bend Shell provided M r
t'Lixr^tanx-m a d o -h v tosi-nver* of lating'iH ike .vuSject have been rfW o r a n l U f u m « T o S a y Jl gfoomiag for the rivers and be lossless.
mem. ,— ------ -------------------j Ttllts r a y r a ts no weekly' fee. l o'oaniit Grove, Buena Vista ami cvlve.l, a nl will I t read. Results with ths rank and file of tha Vo
ters. Not only is this true in N ew
M rbo rs cm aiallUo tdaev
has the programs on any other
Miss Anna Grace
Hlackburn.
silver liliiff. Th e opinion, written of te-ts xrol expsrimsnts both In England, and In the South, bu l
Th #
selection d t either o l
than W ednnday, a n l
D -lg in d . a reader, will offer a | night
'•v Justice Glann T e rre ll, said the fields -n .l in laboratories w ll1 throughout th# country.
•eWeird group of stories.
w eah ari would be vsl.abl*
eliminates eu.'nred entartulners.
"The power of the l.eglslatur >over •Is > t.c disclosed.
C H IC A G O . O t
14 —
r».l— I
” 11* has reunited the Demo
Mi**
M
ary
Rlteki>urii.
h
a
r
!
la
Florida
waterway*
interests.
Th e statsm rnt tho Id have read * m inic-ipslitlea la U i U State is SUT O * * 1 U » U h 11 fired a
A large delegation of farmers cratic party ttkw nn other
sister,
w
ill
present
re
v
.rs
l
aero
|irinti,7
•
1at all ralibra kw lM Into her baas*
‘‘ e lirinote s m ved-programa” as
aa Green and Yon
f.oin 11*i.-slo. Geneva, Longwood. cvuld. Th # Republicans are
WEST ORANGE. Oct . 1 4 .- batic dances.
The court also ruled tmlay that and the surrounding towns la sx
th* purpose of this part of the
_
__
**t fer hatter com ijitinterested In his nominalism thaw
fA.P.)—Although
Thomas A.
s -inlra tt hetw.sn t h o ’ Mills pectvl. ailE an approximat* at- they a n In the nominee of tkoix
asartasewt aaS *** RiMaa, It la laam ei. la tha
motion was not tn eliminate th*
O l 'T 'M .l N I L 'V E R A
H 11.MON
■> .ugh County Commission and lendan,* .,f 71 fsrrasra forecast.
—
a m t rta . Doorocrou gat runteot Edison has had nothing to r*4 or
rotated programs el together but
own party. It la becausa they f t * r
drink except six apoinsfal of ponra
..a stti.rnsy, far ths lalt r» sorv
« -ih # H o te l taaehinerv la Doonly to prevent rulorod
sn.l
him and T*cogniia in him th* on*
Friday hU dvrtor said
K E L S O , W ash ...O ct l l - < A . P . )
.
n
o
in
foreclosing
tax
certirieatss,
C A R LTO N NAM ES R B N TL Y
whit* entertainers from appear
man who can ca rry th* p n a lte n
today Mthlag hid developed to — FU hla g with • f ly _ net and a
was
cold
breams
unauthorized
by
ing on tha same program. Th is
llal otarttoo againat F r e s id n t
entma .any ImmedU'e concern. A No. 4 kook far harvest trsot, C.
law.
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T A I I.A H A S S K E . Oct. 14. Hoovsr. I ) fa r •* th* I * « U U
action wn* •necessary, It was
toilet in aaM tho inventor spent S. M urray of Vancouver. W to h ,
The board’s action vsa, sttacksj f A .P .f — Governor Carlton y o slrr- rones rood, there is nothins to It
a onlet night and them am tadi I t ndod a 41-pound salircn la the j explained, because of the largv
in th# lower court by J . To m W u l- xfay appointed Frank
Bentley, but Ks esev s l f
ntlown af Inrraasing' weakaae*. Tout Is river noor h er- recently. | qember of eomplilatp rocoived
• n. Hillsborough leg islstor, who former Tan.po
whoksnta
m srM r. Rto**valt. in a brtaf i
Dr. Hewn laid reporters Edis >* |* It took M urine an hour and D i by tho Commission, on account
» » n th* caa* there Th# om aiis-' rhsnt, ss surtessor to Cnpt. John at tha barbecue, said -th l* M RR
•tntely la a stupor verging on minuUs w ith h u Ughi gear .t o ! *f tho m lrtd programs.
ir.ners sppoaWJ and ths Supromsi A. l o rds, e. Tampa harbor master time fs r politick, ft la )t* R . •
tutdde tha flak.
I'oott a fftn m d th* lower court.
| who dit,| yesterday.
frisadly party of neighbor*.”
. ■'
Leaders Study It, But
Official Oedaion Is
S t i U Unannounced;
' U. S. Shows Interest
of
I t m
Speaks At Opening Of Rejection O f Church
ItrichHtag Which Is
As S t a t e Religion
Disturbed By Com
Was Promised Them
mu n i s t i c Displays
When King Gavel'p
Veteran Secretary To
Re Officially W e l
comed At Dinner To
Be Staged Monday
GOVERNOR LONG BANKING AFFAIRS
ASKED TO VAC ATE OF WIDE VARIETY
OFFICE AT ONCE PERMITTED FIRM
Cyr DemandasResiKna- Credit (Corporation To
tion Of Incumbent.
H a n d l e Securities
Who Firmly Refuses
Of Diversified Type
RUTH OWEN MAV RICH WIDOW’S KIN
LAND IMPORTANT FlGHT FOR RIGHT
COMMITTEE JO B TO BE GUARDIANS
Democratic Victory In Aged R e c l u B e Who
Hoarded Huge Sums
Congress Will Make
Seems Unconcerned
Her Logical Leader
..KAWurwrOfr
Storm Now O ff ( ’oast
Moving North Slowly
Miami Suburbs Are
Liable
ForTaxation
[
To Pay Bonded Debt
\
Miss Clark Announces*
Program For Tonight
.....
Roosevelt Honored
At Barbecue Give n
By Georgia Friends
........... *
Farmers l o D
umy with c.sorgian.
Control Of Insect.;
CORRECTION
Wl^y She Shot Herself
Inventor's Condition
Remains Unchanged
£
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�SHAW BUCK LOST
TO GATORS FOR
[ENTIREJfEASON
Alabama Teacher* Calleg# by a
37 to 14 a ore Take our word for
it, M rI) •wall or someto>iy ha*1
A T L A N T A . Oct. I le -< A .F .| — |
auralv pot football on a solid foot*'
Coarb Bill Alexander's main p ro b -'
Ing down at Rollins. For the first I
Itm In practice yeeterday was to
time in i#r*»nt history. Rollins ha*
find a rnuple of capable punters.,
i n i football eleven/, ami one man
G roigia Tech has used the tw»>
l#ft over? That's news! And the
team system in its opening gamesiudeni body, composed mainly of
but Alexander has not found i
boys and girl* from up north,
punter for his second
barkfield
whoop and howl and carry on with
combination. Coach Alexander wa*
a spirit and nerve that's amating
fit
pleased with the play ef hU Tech !
The tame wasn't as dull as the
•tors on the a hole against C ar '
•core indicates because wee Will
Ity F. H . C l ’L l.L 'M
negie Sat irday. Reprover, he said
Rofers. stocky Ray Miller. Mon:*
Going into the last Inning with the tea m nee-fed polishing on some
I>*e Fisher, and the taunt Inditn,
\Va«hipfton. were rarnrtiftg. clip- .-th •con* tic I, the P ry Clean# r* of Its nfferslre plays and also on.
pint and Hocking like champi >n* put o»*r H run* In thetr half, an«J the defensive taetirs.
Voti oofht to see that little Rogers « « » ha«* « n ik ls to a.curv only
imy run with a ball? It's a four counter* In their half of this In -1
|i)*i«iire lie's the hoy
lank**!
rung. to. liry Cleaners won hy
si good here two years ago when
the - i - r - *>f W to 18, last night, i n 1
i he Seminole High team played
"i>f "f th . most peculiar games'
the Rollins Rats to a n il s or**
•* i -tsged on the lake Shore I
Remember *
Front
FOOTBALL FLA
Poor Fielding Results
In Victory For Out
Which Hits Hard
. ■ Caach
Leonard
H r le n
BA»m far etaglag j benefit footy s * s game her* nest Friday
Sf ir m e r n betweea hi* Hem Inal*
rflgh grlddera end Ike lt.ee
• I n i s ore pr rreawlng rapidly.
' Btfery Indicatlcn points |o i
1 record rro o d , sod Ibal • ltdy
■AW will be realised le he turned
ever m ■ ourif Htlass n Klelsw.
premising 8 Olhsll star wha haM rs roefieed to his bed si the
T k n m ld -ljie g h t x
Msm o r i e l
W epltal for the lent five weeks
• with a broken leg. Ft.*ttall fan.
I hers will wo doubt rr.powd In
. h rg e numbers, and a |M<i gam#
# •• prosslsed far the m ark will
W S4 le kls .erf nd ind thir l
•Irlagers against the visitor*,
ik le sold that .nm r of his seeowd
•triwger, hare more fight, spirit.
TRAt |hr Ocala Irani an«l «ptnl«
W TlU ra rralin* ju«t h«iw nirniM lt
ik tlr victory cant* alw»ut la rr
f k t U d in n*v*pn|*r •turirw hunt
both Ocala
|Mk|yrrw. No e «tn
•••ida art* u«r«l m «.a»(ri»in | Ihi
• t k i of Ihw Ora la play*ra. ni h*
t M a a frwr worfft of f m i«* („ t
B m ib irv u g h . th* rrH hairnl |rf'
tACkfo w h » it reported •« havini
W w d havnr in thr Sanford Iin A
fltU l. There are rw» diap •raiinjf
Vvmarki about Sanfori • l»e in T "««
•1** Or beinf r ini^tprtl of "m tiliii
O f " irW der* R ai«rr. Preaton an*
K in n e r receive*! all lh«- |»«ildi it\
M thr line, I'Ri h haile«| a* lh* !ir«'
Hanford bad to offer on defer-*
In tba line. Ili'wter. |.»le«* anil
Etltam inffr m*t •rr«lil | .r lw !ii|
th# offe nsivr star«. w ill. Ih.- p a .,
log combination id lle -lr r lo l.yle
called “highl y |mi|•unniik" In othi-i
words, the >t»r li-w read n« th«niiri
the w riter was trying t» forget
the tn tir inriilm t hurtirdly. whhh
to •irjr with U".
•However, while we are not one
I s discredit |he worh of an
fts lM II player. It Is our opinion
that thi* He arbor ugh per mn
waa hav lag , had dat out there
I larXead of playing the "hatnc"
With which he la credited, lief t wee he had the reputation of
M ag
A IIH iailhern
esatitlat.
We took paetlThlar palaa I
•Vatch hla worh all nterwwoa
kl** Irwe that he played t better
game than any ef hls malr* with
the rieeptlon af MirDwnaM.
hot It h n't true t h -l he waa la
the Haaf rd herhfield, stnpplax
Ranferd men at will. N rl at all.
la fact, we oaf) scw him hive
hla hwwda an a Hanford saan.
» f l » r be had slipped through the
line, twice. One of thea* llm rs
he raeght l.yle* hy the belt
■Iter Lyles had hreitalrd on the
Y rt-a w a y
and
had ehar-ged
h t a l-m lain a pile el tenter.
Searhereugk did hut little aarh
a # la the dpen. if a* remem
ber rwrreelty. allheugh we did
■M him take Ureter net ■f plat
earn with a fine bit ef blocking.
Th * red-haired deman did aa
he rwuld sg final • team whlrh
wwe fighting hard, hut It w i s i l
■ hriniael perfarmaaee Kv any
t h * — . Kaaaer and Kwtsmlager
'M W t I that. R nlim lager alepFlag him tare nr tw lrr alth a
Iked Ikdl fould hr heard 38 fret
Rollin* #a* lo hav# play r/
H m l hern in O rla M o
hriday
night, but thr gam ha« hern
w n c rlh ri for «om*
ugkiwtwii
reason |n*trad
M rltav#ll and
hi* hoys will rruog punts with
f harfir llachman a Florida ~R~
tram. The m l worth of the Rol
lins ottfll will he demonstrated
thin, and I'te an opinion that
they are going tn been the lea
turs stepping. When Rogers grin
under way hehiod the
almost
perfect and eff f t lir ly
deadly
Interference of five runners nh«i
know how to block. H tabes a
strong, aggrt»aite team In »l»|i
him See yuo in Orlando F r i
da» night
Jim Stninnff and llirk Mavwrll,
'tin t'll »*• t » « rootrihalioii-* to m i
jor league f<Mrtl»all. did mil *«*t a
•hame to play m the Val tleisi
tfia came at .N«*w lla vrn .Satm •
d a }, althoufh they made the Ionic
'ri|». The reason o a* >«l un
known. loll |t l«
h*ltexe*| that
Stoinoff** injured
kit «■ n«*«-«trd
favoring Iwcauae hr ma> In* lord
r d lotrr thi* «ea*on whrn RoiH tt ,
(tilmore afw| the revt fln,| th cooi|»etition tiriitainic to the «it«e im
Ma awell ha« al«o hrrn lolhried
with Injurirv ami i« pndoihly h
iny -ax f for late in |hr ■. a«on
H r «aw Mark ( ren«liaw. anoth i
Fbtrida Iniy, *tnrt at eni|, and irive
a ao*m|*airount of hioieflf tihi.
Indlratlv* uf the
slone oall
defense which Georgia placed in
the flrld and sH fris g tm aiing
prosif that I hell front oall I. a
I*) to Kerry tlehre's heart la
the star, uf the game told in
the statistics, the sear* chart
shows that Yale rerrled the hall
32 llm rs on rush play*, far a
n»t gala of one yard loss!
Imaglset That mesas that 32
time* they tried I* go through
ar aroaad the Itae, only |* scare
a net gal* af a yard lows’ 1 hat's
recerd'brrahlag* Georgia in the
mraalime e s rm d the hall .>7
lia r s In reshlag. gsiaina 313
yard*, ar *a average af nearly
fit# yards earh trip. The Geor
gian* made 13 first dawaa as
ram parrd to 3 for tale. What a
tle ta ry !
J
IPalatka S t a r Breaks
Ankle In Tilt With
C a ro lin a Saturday
G A IN E S V IL L E .
Oet
!3 ._
C om tk O u rW y
Bachman r >mmenced preparations for the G a
tors’ inrmsioa ef Syracuse by
putting (he
squad through a
thorough offtiuie* drill yesterday.
Th re e versify elevens to ik a long
signal practice and followed this
op with t stiff scrimmage as
they threw their entire attacking
forcee against the fteshmsn grid
llr )s n pitched for Chase and
into ile.p trouble from the)
very - t « ' l With the D ry Cleaner.
hitting hnn all o e .r the lot. t o -1
l .the with very poor flel ling on j
the |ieit of the entire Che.e trs m j
the t lesner. put over eight runs
D F .IA N D .
Oct. I I - Although
in this inning. A ft r allowing the!
almeel every man on the llatter
I Issiifi • so additional three runs ,
gridlror »<
ufferlng some
in th........ -ond inning, the entire
sort of injury, s f lr r the gems with
Mia*e teem tightens-d up. an<l |
< Unnlnghsm Souths: n lase 'M eturf'oiM the third through the f ifth 1staled slxivr they lost in th# lest
•Uy. Crack klctjutllan pul them
inning >1 1 not V:t in s.inthet run ' Inning and the game,
| through a long s-rlm m ags seasien
Ths Cleaner, put over three
in I
llnm i" Tillle, » ho has bsen In • | aualnst the f r ihm vn here yeetsrthe suth end six In the last In ! lotting ,1 imp f*it some U p s , reins
-lay afternoon
rung to win the game.
bai k with « vengeance Ust night.
yretrrday,
Johnn)
ll-wlge was on the j eernrime four hit* out of five trip , | MrQuillan d rrla rrd
mouml for (hr D ry Clea ncra Mrvi to the piste, twn doubles and two that he was well pleased with ths
|game his boys put up against R lrfo» tb fii-*l three inning* pih hr«l singles.
•inning
*11. hobhug th* Chaa i
Buddy lake ws« the Iwavy hit 1 ming ham-Rou I hern although they
th r-a
touch
I*im to i total of threw run* <lur* ter lor • has*, g rttln g thre,- has I v r f i defeatesl by
»»»tr thi* tim** In thw fourth in out of fo .r times at bat, two of down, tie was of the opinion that
mug h«* went up in the air for Ihevn homers, the first on. coining hod ths Hatters had a few breaks
fnir Whtl** he allowed only two in the foni th Inning with threo J the game might have heart d if
on, tb »*• on,j in the alith inning ] frrenl.
hit* m thi* Inninr.
of them b
I
Hoeesvr, he is harlsiring no II
utg a horn** run with thi#« on. he sith non- n.t.
wnlkid liv*. forcing in two runs.
Hoy Britt ami Bobbie Knight, I h don« a. to hl« team's chances
«n«l *ht*n thr inning » a « over 7 playing for th* D ry Cleaners. a!a» of besting Centenary n*it Satur
day. Th* Gentlemen trimmed Bay
runs had come serosa, bringing the hit for the r t m .il.
m ntrihut d
thr lor last Saturday hy a two toorh<’h*-s tram up to within on* r u n 1 Stlnrelpher
of I viiu* thr «corr. fhaac Man- fielding feature of the game by down margin, and appear to hare
Th#
sg•«| tii put m r r two morr in thr. j Ihis sensational ratrh in short their usual strong rlaven.
right, going look at least fifty Hatters were using a different of
fifth, to go into th* lend for th* 1
fed, with his l « r k to the bell and fensive formation this afternoon
first H im*, which they lost In th** <
from any that they have flashed
spearing it out of the sir.
\ ry iicvt Inning hy thr margin <
of two runs ||owcv*r, th*v ram r
I'hll Miles
play.'d hi* usual this season. It Is a system of play
>a« k in th n r half of this inning Iheady game in the field making which McQuillan has -\pecially
and li* l up thr •mrr, which, aw »several difficult stops at left short devised far th* Centenary game.
and throwing the runner out at Centenary s-nute have seen th*
ground Wdb'ir didn't like the idra | first
liattars in their guns'll against
of Ituliert,' taking sdvantsge uf
Tonight the T ru c k Growers god Mercer and Birmingham-Southern
the Yale star, and n lively fight I Company l> of
the
National bug Stetson will use an entirely
ensued
cliff- rent offense naxt Saturday.
' guards hmik up.
Bos Score
D H Y C l.K A N F .H S
ah
r
h
! Thompson, e,
h
2
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Hi III. ef.
b
i t
! Knight. If,
5
3
o
went
T h o (iit n n will bg minus the
•wr wire* of Shaw "B a lle t" Buck,
the sensational soph field general^
"h * B Ihs, I angle With the -B ig
ilrmng* Teem” at Syrecus. betur•iey. The Fslstka acs S i s rrm iv n i
rm m Ihs North Crollna gams t u t
Saturday with an Injured ankle
which was thought to b* onl>
slightly spistnsd. Today, however,
tbs ankls took s turn f »r ths worse
end thr lsent physician stated li s t
Husk would he unnhle to make the
Northern trip with the team Wed
nssdey
tioa hi the M o t grid d m U m .
Bobby Treodgold, *oph ball c m r W , has b r n r shifted from ri»h t
halfback i n l f i o c a t
snJ »• <
running at quarter in > »dny'i
K l i a i n i t - Homer Seay, senior
hrlfbark. v i a alao running at the
signal ra liln f poet a * Coerh**
Tarheel chub
Hi j
Bachman and Holelnger strove to
w ill hamper any ie l U n R a s I '
fortify ao vulnerable e link In the
when the* M e t y f o r a t i p b A
F ltrld a effene*.
Parnell, ratsren gad. whe was r.
Tw o promotions were affected lined te the infliseary w ith hli
yesterday when G uy Toph, junior v-vron Saturday, was eat t
lineman, and Leo Gregory. sopho
limping.proond today and win
m ire bark, ware transferred from able to make the trip Wedmtod
the Omelets to the raslty squad.
Coarb Bachman haa ant doc l
In an extensive ferward passing
Just hew many men he w in ea
drill, Coaeb l i n h li q i r bed nil of
North but the squad that m .
bis hacks tossing aerials. In this
the trip wift antral* M e Wadi
ptacll.-w be need three baekfielde
with Johnny Culler, Je rry Llthe rtin grot wU) make ■ Step o v t s j
land. George Beck, Bobby Tre e d Weshiagtea T h b i b dag gad. w jm
gnld and II <mer Seay alternating
take a workout at • C u rg s U m a
at qoatrrt^ek.
University. T h e y wtH p r r i r e S
Sant Daria, A l K ogrm and Syracuse Ft Way la I time Ter g
Johnny Fountain looked the beet practice session Ip Arckboid Sta
in ■ punting duel among the bark- dium whet* lim y w ill defy “ Qld
field men. Rogero averaged 44 B ill Orange" Saturday afternoon.
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i
Scvsrel shills were medr in <hs|
tnckflel.l combinations ysstsr>tay'
n.t Ihs Gator mentors sought s
p •seihls s iirrru o r for Buck. With
B u rk out of the lineup, ths quar-J
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ritn<|;l gems at Florsnce K n-tay.'
T w o of KD (tors, Flagg and H e r -'
sin. nr* suffering from inJunes re
ceived Saturday
at
Charlotte!
w h rrs tb- Tigers sent North Caro-J
Una Stele, it lo U.
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TH E
C O L U M B IA . » . i \
Oct. 13.
I A . I ’. i Coerh B illy
Level tank,
hls South Carolina Gaimeorks off
tho train from Baton Rougs yes
terday snd sent them through a
lig h t workout lo begin prepare I
tion for the annual Ctemson-Snuth |
Cenvlina game at the Slate Felr
(•found, The Birds loot to I . S
H . e l lUton Rouge I ‘>-12. I V
f lemson gap?, October C , la th*
next fray for the Birds.
TOLLOW INC STORES
RIGGERS’ MILK
An4«s’ Htora
Gatckrll'a Grocery
Fred Jottca* Grocery
SIciMlrooi’s Grocery
- ^
N I xon' h Bakery
Forreat GaleheOg Grocery
H a m Kmls* Store
»
StoodeAM.re’s Grocery
S(ok«a* Meat Market
Jack's nice
A. 4 I*. (Magnolia A rt.)
Marita's Eton . Jackson's Stare. Loagwood
Hysis' Store
PHONE 742-W.
Stretch
D o llar
Im Imlril in I hut VKlnry wax •
fforgMMj* fi«l flic hi b Iwr. n 'Jm-k
ih r Ripper" Rnlirrtv ami Ja« k W il
bur, Kis-fidit lhivfx Val* m klc.
Ilolh | l«y «M were pul i>ut uf th*
game too. It hupp, iir j Ju«t ufl r
thr teroiMl quarter began, ami all
b#batine |(oF»ert« |uni|*il all i»\er
little Albie llootli aftrr Ati*lin
Ihiwna bai brought lloreth to thv
GOOD USED CARS
Offered During This Sale
R ID IC U L O U S L Y ^ ^
LOW PRICES
W e were f irtunal* In being
tie lo attend Jack McDowell's
Ule party In Orlando Friday
ght when
hls fost-stspplor
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t ' * ' * * * 4 ' , e .
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l l t a e agents lire here— own property and
pay taco here—are p u t of the busiacn gad dvic
In tm itn f the community. Every property owner
thou Id frequently consult hls insurance egenc.
The companic! Ju re large investments in tida
itate. ATcryptraonalralariomhlpmdmhirwana
you and
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To Take Advantage Of
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M k rcr M arket«
A r e lS tig r re s a in f f F i a t
HEATH) fiGHT
t RACE PLANTS
FWaa irv pr..*ir»>ine far tha
H im
P e h o n a li
Martfl
•t<in>orrd hr tta
G a rd m C'toh of Sanford, t h k k ' l i
to tale place o « N o t ..?
U the M r k s Uaildiac on Katt
F I rat Street
At tkU
markft
• w u b , roa#
buskea, aaalota,
M ^ t l c plant*. pa>t plants, akrab*
ABd perennial * will ho offered ftv
Cftto
rheaply a« poeslkW.
GENEVA NOTES
*» Mm u r. Wakened
S tm e e 'w w w E JS irT S S n '
who geebneph tan* tanneRs-h I k t •M R tel'
S S m m * SSL bT* 5* t •* * W * tumt ia tbit* dhflui <Ht wrcui'ltan. T V y
» «* > ^ m m b > a m in i n u n tiR t <m Hhr itnteanr f c o I I m
tamfi* ta r 4tata M
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j eagettBatK. p in t w - ttar bu nA * -Mnfl wi-urrworw M
p t a i
• W S W 1 . M t X UM
I tvuutuur on th«n» 6 ;r Ubrur ««<ft> w w tv rv ilk W
wf «
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lk k
* ^ U * T i |tn<T > » x n r t w viXatax. tvunfatev
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• *t thin* kata to *,
wta m
‘h it h
Widener On Scene As
‘Campaign EntersFi.nal Week Of Talks
with T W
M IA M I, (V I,. U . — Dkta Conn
t | V .ampniKn to t a U t v l M the
(a tA V f H f i n , under tta new State
ka ji-m a tn.l law antared Ita la .’,
Wh»h Monday ami WM faatored!
t a the arrival M ondry morn in*
* t Jaaeph E Widener from New ’
Y e rh to tik r ^ - n o u l yarl la the j
•ppmI to the ruler* far ballot1
M r. Widener t- chairman of thai
h iard ef the Miami Jactay Club j
aad prin, Ifol owner at lie ra re '
track plant at Hialeah, whara up-1
ward* of il.MW.OOo ha* been e x - 1
paiwiad In Impraramanta In the ,
iaat three monthi
He will open In* owa •pc*king
ckmpalyn in R a jfro a t Fark A n > -,
phithratre t o n i g h t ,
aid
la
agpected to make t* Ut* In various |
•precinct* ''urine tha remainder nf
5 V T —
„
M U t f *1 kb*-*- hwmib. » e
w a r ta
*r* ta pa? vuithrtwna Ca.-ur-' s » ga-mob* I nr ifttawnR a n d *
o r ghwaiwm A a a m .
Um taam na. WwnlUl t a »ftaH <U» rtttw tf S a A t a »
xttdJBaa ad a v a n K-mn4jlhwW>iW xmdh •drsmtnft. In t w aJ
S r v C aiVrw a j 14 remaiaiaa la A ttaata far a t » t r r vkelt.
H» m a y
V a*r M t Jta»
F irst CStriaUan Church
C lrda B is M e e t i n g
A. Sheldon. Mr*. Jeanette Mat•talL and children, Pauline V a
ran. M r. and Mr*. J . Tnnle ,J|r. and
*1 - hn> carrying uui giy wei.l to
Mr*,
G. Kilbee and Rllgatieth
lb* (* 'p lr of Dado County, I trdd
Davl*.
IthCm If a pari mutual lilt w i»
Loaiae, Culpepper ia threatened
.paterdhy the legitlature hun.lre.la
s lth apprndlcitU and i* kept In
a t men would he put to Work imbed hoping to be relieved without
'•kwdialely. There's mure than SfH)
pn operation.
man Workln,g here today I had
Frpah Thomas end Henry lia renough
_ filth1 in the people of Dad#
ri*oa entertained a ro m p a i) of
Cntfqly t ■ gn (head with the work
friend* at Ita e li a m -r with a
at a time when the employment I
fl*h f ly Thomdpy iv e n n g . Those
Mtq* tlon *»■ at it* w or *t. I feel
enjoying It weee:
Mr*. Nellie
cpfitp sure the money | havr .pent;
T h im a * , Mr. in .I Mr*. Ed*on Gott,
wl\l not bedo*t through failure of
M r.'a ta Mr*. A , Moran. J r .. M nwtta eeopie* to v d* for m , track,
*ta anaDaala K b n t, KUxle'M eela,
Ip '\flf refhr-ndum." '
* j
r. qad M r- J if lf F ly n tr o f San
M t. Wldlner nnhnunm l that a I
rd, -and Clair Harriaon
t ta n ty day would h* held at thw |
• Mr*: J . q . ta la lt fv Wadne*
(tack peat, winter a* It was la«t
flgoh attended die P .-T .
meet- ta*v winter. K rin k II. Shull*. C . II.
Jog in Snnford in Moifilah.
le td e r and I) J Mahoney will !■*
Mr*. J . C B ill, left Wedna*- tta eeeentite rnmmltlee In fharae.1
day fee We.< P^lm Be*, h to |nlp
Ftank J. Bruan, who U4t tear
M i. Bllla and h ith will reiura Wa* gen*r*l manager of llialrah
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Tta n * w
murtjt *iif.t>«new!* v a y t •
Sam e- « ( them . a r t l»tir-nftm.-v a n d sa
wuiliut imnftr »t vnQratailMI
> ta s M M » taW W to eta- t u i « «tid t a n . M
taviaUt Ska vumv a tpu-atr '«fc eta aM
taifc»<unn W u r t>n thtuir vm ntJint a m
S m u t h u n t a « l tairtirom il ^ l l u a v 3 0 m r
u>K ta r tta varJK
I.
"Vtar* atwaa «
«<Ur>ntc xvanoOr
t a m e t a t a B«Afe n
X m <« H ‘*i A . C U q t.'
a W L -V V t t a a a M f f iw U H t a T k t t a J
I
t a i l «N ur
.toairai
i m iiw i
n
t t a tatnaiUl Sttfi— a
'* «w > '* a w m * i t a h » h mum
OawgaaXah. tautiJl ilk tta rnam Vd attunwi. -mb
tta ta k utat «il aaoki sftmilUl ta kaarnitanil ta «i
n ta m
tta utHirta n ih il tta waaAi n uild t a a
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*® ta*i.iwjkfaid ta r atoaa»d ta ta tta r ra m
..‘ 'S 'witihA wane. StaauldreettalHH *?i<
***** r ^ i ^
'cara. and atiU r « a l ta dbr tta i
(u T -T t '
a ito u itra w L
uoarn talttai
r ha t. ta ll*
ttajr m m V
rrowd
of
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each
tithe r
P A L E R M O . Sicily. O n . I*.—
( A . P I A gang of 'Jt.1 men, neru ird nf m p m U n h ip in the Vfgf i» »ofirtjf, went on trial h#ra fta«
terday and authorttlef hoped to
ivinrive the ls*t femiuinbi of thol
not* i lour terrorist ftand
|V J k
a u m t a l t a stay-
oheA ita auej. aMMuod Sta- avva
ttav (iuailt takae* t a r afenei. ^M tL vi
*ih> a t wvaWK. I t a ta Itwd aeC a*
*ta wuuMi ta aifertmid ta ttadr ata
m jk * t t a r a n j ta r eauk maaibv amd vann« t a r « t a
*"?** •••* tao murwy.. a ta atarfed -tflaaUI tlu !
6 ill Swannw Htver I'ala)
Of sun Pr •giant 1 hick U arry; 4>
• I' M
Meyei
Stoun, vLdmiftt,
Ciaotlt- Vturphrev. pianist, fj 30,
! \fenth*ri«*« at Ttsdig ht,
7 P. M.
| Southern Conferen* e Spoilt Ray
view Coach Chat lea W . UgcH*
m an, 7 I*.'. Weather
KorrctaV
7 lh. *m»i Off
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TONIGHTS PKOGKAMS
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flaht.n*
fn itttlle «
oa«i railagy traku Ha pro- ,
A Z U S A . t.al
The chsmpiwn fiahrrwoman •*(
immexJialely to Htfllrah i has her%elf haen landed. Her naim* i* no long* t
ahere hr inspected tha woik but la now Mr* W illiam lira>el Her romance i
ws> and sipresaad hlmaslf 0y bond -a irm a n . I»uihfted ss they r « « t for the r
\ p *asrd with progress | j^
not onl> being \ hampionship cieeU uf
IHI ' f
orange hlo««um« snd organ music {or t*so \|r«.
m Ihur.iuftlly <ati*fled Him. . . « • .
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, . . *t the Runl'iiw tngllng I lull hrre. w -e ie .he »■
*rk will be everythin, 1 "*d
•I would
b a — the n.o.1 P'«»**>il‘.
in Cktdt— larxaiy hwmtlrtw » l Slhr aAtmillTf JhMtdUlg Xfl ta il
t u * will I ^ a * * * ****'•** fund »ac«in«itftv
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Thtt» cjm ilfiua ii*. mtt w nfitnta attngartlar ta H r
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either.. It eaJtrfcv tf» unmnwnrsf>ftnwnfwut|^Uew*<iftirtM6dkHta
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Fhi&wiwllyhia, «m l <buime>< *ih** m ***» tambtaL T V a
Of
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i « l wuijrtipail i)«o.w. m’Wwe ««d k tirvfj ewjaWpuvx. aasik
Oa which to.f - i t
*»mba ataab.v am* *x**3«WMr * • ». v » x r***“ "tatai
tha- TUanfc.
VJ '
taa* to th» tew*
fc to m t pc-rboAOc t W tta taMbww «6 m i t V ) ta
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pr* |areil to handle «
$00 peoplr
It !• one uf a «erte« of aimilar
event* mhirh wdl K*» «f«(e«| «t in*
tervaN tlurine the winter montha.
T h r purpose i« one of cementing
a ktrongei nond of friendahlp be*
tween various department* of rati*
mad life. a« well « « to acquaint
l»_— ' Ui>» JMthr-v woatb off hotnfi' whswfe JO-r miw* W i l l y hoi
in* wrath.* (■io w m ik n tW x n m <*yHn,:rW*»Mn» amfi tamSutl
l» " -w U n
.. « b
A ll railroad « men and their
families are invit«N| to attend a
rrv** hlikrn pilau tn h*- iriven at
E ro n«dalr Park tomorrow evening
■tarfitie at T «H) o‘rl w k TH# Rail
road Trainmen ar«* «p*tn«oHnwi the
affair, anil rnoufh fiawl i« being
a t F U n w h a atom*. fcwtx ijw u n a » « * * ■ « » w a t a b t a i
lA T R M — t t u » «*. F m Jb « . *» a il * « « • th * v m n f s x .
■
oast •tetan**
Railroad Trainmen To
Play Hosta To Frienda
STAR F1SHERW0MAN IS NETTED
Mr*. John Borell spent a day re
l i t I o n tly w ilh Mr*. Noah F ry .
•' I
M r. a t * Mr*: Parhina D w n gad
O n 1Jiild re n .relpeaed bom* from tha
a*t coast wtaee Jhey epeni tta
mimer t , spier Ralph and Mata
J in echool' her*. r
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Fall! •
*” 4 **!*• A ague t Swanson
pending the
day with gri
erlng the 16.h birthday of her
i
T as.-teE - l.„ ,
E
c*.
track.' la conducting a campaign'
thl* ■ yunr In hla own behalf a * ,
p in fo rn t or the Cable* Racing |
'Aa»?ffhUe«. V h lrh he tape* to np,* rg U ta rin g the coming w inter'
na a horse race track. M r nruen
will M t be aonnerted with the H ia
leah project In fulur*. Joseph M
Senpot I* conducting g.gim paign
for preference* on a pr ipoeal to
annalrort an H a n d In Hlwayn*
eo *fcfrh to build a raring '
A**ipL Deapito the fart that the
C h iftd States W ar Departnmt has
rahetlted M r. Smoot's permit to
tatUfrnci the latand, he I* .nnlinuiag kia campaign for fleet! in In
tha rafarr'ndum m in t vlgeroualy.
I ■ T h a Ul«cayn* Kennel Club, the
Mlaoki Heath Kennel GJgb and the
W a a t'FM g lrr Kennel Chib all har*
spagker* in the Held in their own
behalf, and an old fashioned polit
ical ham pal* n I* going- full blast
•• M h*i| this wtek. Final apeechaa
a t tha campaiga g ill b* In Bayfr *9t Fark neat Monday sight,
wkea raprri*ntatlr*a of all Ira k*
• IJl make their plraa. The election
U M t t e r October M .
a. Kollasd LundquU t ami HenH olly a rt catering echool far
i firat tUe* thl* t*na.
’ A* fam ily by the name ef llutehta*qp apd ph^a*', Mia* Edith H a r
ris. g r* U r lag |a tta Back <ottaga
la O i a y n a ^
M O O W V 7 L L K — Grade en In
Hkcnc* Mapnald*. who ha* beak
tefada ion of Reed No. 5 with
•tone ta tlm -C ram er cotta**, was
n l . U , two miWi north of
ta**d b y hla pareat*. M r. ata
k e r < l # b« rtbullt.
Mr*. W ill IgyngM a a ta daughiar,
M iK Rtagaea ata rhlid. ef B*ath t a Q a . T W p Herd her* onra hefnra Jar *lg fear*.
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M r, a ta . U p , K m l) .Hagauaoa
amt a i l' ba ch . ta f r U n s i e i * t e r
tta ' w lathr Thoraday week hat
wyi% ta m e an usual far tta week
ead. T h e y m*4arud ta Bartew Saad*y ta taa ta tha dajr w ith her niatcr. Mra. Fred f r a i l M r. * M
M ia, T . 0 . T y a a r accompanied
E J. *. (Sock on Sondey............
l war* ( I t a U
hnv* with as
.To-Night—
Danger
« lurka in the
anile of tMs
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’A 4 ictsr was called eut te atmd M r*. Jenalaga, the mother ef
I r a H (* t y Starun, Ih * :* d * y.
T t a Lather*a Ladle* AM met
t Um .hem a ef M m . J . G . L w d yi*t on th« firat Wedaeedey cf
■ meath- Ttaea gttowulng w*r*
r » . and Mas. Nerrbom . of Fierlb* ta*toe giving a g m d ta ll.
Ira C
Cartaoo, M r*. Walfrad
■ sssn. M ra T h i U , Mr*. C h ib
tam gean. M ra IB m a Lataqaiat,
b e J l u M sta. M ia Bel ten, M ra
Tim e Signal*, U P M . Florida
Karin H u m , 12:15. Variety Mu*ial al'rade, I 15, Sherllt anu I’ulica
l(.'|Mirt*7 1:50, Klnrnta Karts; 2 R.
M , t.. 11. a'i n*l H o u r; 2.55, The
W orld Hunk Man. .1 P. M , Hour
\v it I, the Ma-tvi*. 4 I* M., The
Haunted Hnu*,' nf Kltdaire; l.lfh
1 Ehnida Cnllegian*; t 45, Wing* of
C nm iiie ne; I 55, Shetlff and Pnl|rn vpurta. f> P VI.. T im * Signals;
M on k ’s L u n ch e o n e tte
Re-Opening
1UJ81NI«^S MEN’S LUNCH
r m n J9 V A M , * i w r o # * ( m r I
11 M u c h F A * » » a f . W o M O « V l
|ITiuvtuiM Movon ChcaaiL r
g u w f ii.bg.wn.ta^tatakS
From 11:30 A. M. to 2 F. M.
. A La ( ’arte Service
Steaks, ( ’hups and Sandwiches
genuine satisfaction
th a n a n y c a r \
I e v e r o w n e d ’!
T
DK F o r d I* g o o d -lo o k in g . I t
^
le *nfe. tiosuforUhte. Speedy,
R e lia b le .
I.o n g -llv e d .
n o m ic a l.
sh o u ld bo.
Everything
Eco*
m anic f r o m
p le a s u r e , ease o f c o n t r o l a n d
a go o d car
o v a ry o n o w h o has ever
d rlv a n ■ F o r d
saying tbU, I am (kinking In
to n n e o f c o m f o r t , safety, d ritrig g
^
T i e r s la, too* ms oddcel som eth ing
•boat U th a t b rin g * c n lh n s ia * tlr corn. . . tbo jo y It put* la
“ 1 have keen a rnr owner con tin nously
for nearly 20 yrur*,** write* n motorist
connected with a leading university.
“ Duriag this period 1 have bought
• U r * MOW onlumobtlca. Eight uf the
tree* in the middle-price field,
*•* 0096 three thousand dollars, wad the
U s l I* • F o rd I purchased thirteen
—Thursday—
‘John
GILBERT
(iiffin t'oal Company P ro ^m m ;
fl 15. Silvertown t'avalUra. 6:90,
Pride of D u le Cake P ro fram i T ‘
P. M., Amu* *N Andy. N B C ; T i l l ,
SUpdi* l’Ti.fr*m ; 7 45, Oaorga
W a.hinpton lintel Orrheatrai 6:16,
Bruivnblli koitlight*. N B C | 6:89,
Unenipluym rnt T a lk ; 8:40, Ja c k .
»onvllie Police Hand. B P. ||.,
Am erican Uaa Aaaociatlnn, N B C ;
D rifting and Dream ing; 6:46,
Radio Lights; 10 P. M , C laixV
N olan’s (iood Will Program ; 10:16,
M cC rory A Arm strong Contract
Bridge Lesson by Christine Sm ith]
10 :.7u, Coco Cola Program , N B C l
I I l>. M . Eddie Squires.
Ford becauco it w ill giro ns* what I want
al a price I can afford to pay.**
W h e n you got bobbed the wheel of
the Ford end drive It yowreolf you trill
know It U u truly remarkable car al e
lew price, You will like It whom yww
Aral buy l L Y o u will become more gad
m o r e a a lh u a la a tle lk o lo n g e r y o u d r iv e M,
After thousand* of mile* of driving
you will my “ It*# • groat ear.** lie a s m
omy wdl MX* yam many dollar*.
*4m the light uf I hla experience I can
taf * e g l inearity that I hare derived
n e n . M i l a * satisfaction fro m the
Feed thms any ear I ever owned. In
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SANFO RD
H ER A LD , SANFO RD,
•ms As Biggers
s Hardest New Low M
Wales Enthuaiara
Of Gator Athletes
G A I N E S V I L L E , O tt. 14-AW hen
t*ir Florida 'Cgtors return next
M -twiiy from their intersections!
By F R A N K H. W R IG T IT
]
rumbml with Syracuse, a llthiught*
G A I N E S V I L L E . Oct. 14— Re- will ire directed i 0 the ebah with
turn of hiii I'arnell to the lineup Ih* Auburn Tig e rs at Jacksonville
helghErned football enthualksm a t ; (*-t. 21.
the University of Florida Monday;
The t r a p p y Tiger* from the
as f"oa.-h Charlie Bsvhman sent his -1. iwwljr Villa ge " gare notice of
“
Fighting
Gator*"
Into
first
S r P E TE K SCHAAL
G c ir strength hy holding Wiacon(or Saturday’s I n
Ity VL II. C U I'M 'M .
The -u p rem ify of 4 k# central p n p a rsll.n s
-tn to a 7-7 «<-ora 1l»t Saturday.
tel
*ert
tonal
came
with
Syracuse.
\ jr a r a -o Florida and A ubum
While Company D diamond hall Florida hssehall Dagne, which re
The spectacular Florida loft end
three quarter* with
team showed marked Improve men! cently com plated tta f lr «t luccem** sal restles-ly on the sidelines ulruirgled
i fill season, will ha decided here tolittle or no superiority shown on
in fhtfir playing Tuesday night,
| morrow vftern'KMi when
Mikf nursing s leg injury and a bail e (her siijw. hut * last period spurt
they
were unable tn
muster Iloi-rh
Daytona Islanders will I infretion • hi, mates battled with l v the 'tiatofs brought a tingle
im ? U
N*w
T itk
M ,n«l»?
unronqurrable courage HatiAday
I « l| k l. o r r< u rw jr.u know that enough offensive strength to win I m eer !■- \*11r I in 11on' is focoa |nd i * in holding ihe powerful U nivcrsi. tnurhilown victory,
• an*. T t"
•hampionshlp of the
their
gam
.
thereby
going
down
t lor ids lost heavily from last
Jack tM a rk q , « • t h» d n i .i.n
ty of N o th < arnlina tram to a
to defeat to the Hanford Ovledo i league, i v silver loving cups, and scoreless tie, but loday Tra ine r j or. an I Auburn haa many i t l r r after *hal * u r illrd “ IJ rminJ*
much
’ -faction as to the actual
Ml* hark. The Kama this fall is *xT rill k tiruwrrs I I to H.
at tn iin ln f. ulaakina (li k t l n f ".
merit* . f
team are at atake, II G MjrvH p -tp r pronounced p ar- < 1“-' Ini to In one of tho greatest
Tfca Gob apaarrntlj ki* th»
I.*fbbie Knight tti< in the N r the winner to he crowned the First nrll in p-adine** to takr on light
n » l duels in the Huith that Sat
U | Italian rcrrykhlna but nut, fur the Truck Hr oarers. This is the i ham p i .11 hip Maaeball Team the piartirr, unit La i t Dig unforeween,
ili*vr|f*f
rn<
nr*.
Nyritu*e
finw
w
i
ll.
•Ci* w rilrr aaflna th il Shatkrf
first game young
Knight ha* h agile h »- ever had. Th e game
hnvi* A rh in*f* to **#e one of Dixie’* | Inip rlu . ha* h « n fivan tn thr
I* m I* hate « m in Ibr .uurth
pitched th»* -easun and made a will *tiuf at 1:.t0 o'clock,
iln „f tirk r t. aa a m u lt of (h r
IWH* (fllofftjt I'TViHa
h « J Cam era <<o kl« knrtn
u nod Jt.li •>( it AlUinugh ( nmp»ny i
du*t
it api>eared that Uifh
lintm* I.ijj ,'il tn t) victory ovrr
Tbla ■ m l i f ' i paper* ill r*rry
An t lit* ’If f iln m
*wrung
in t o ,
|l nirk .1 htni f"r nt»i, h it-. ki *m( clubs «*•!*• t i disband without
(.If hrad-iinr* about bos M hirkfor righl run-, hr .trurk nut trn ever -H*hni* ihe argument, Presi- rount im- t-f *hrt king up mistake* N i'. Slatr. and th rir m atnifirrnt
North Carolina
r f a win pot* d * w life lata the
«n.| HMlkrq **nlv thru*. T h r..- nf 1 ilrnt i r H o gan ,F Orange f'itjr, from thi* North f ar d im farm*: i .1 .ml aj'ain.t
b fC T jw rlfh t di*i*)on and all that
thn (,il, n u n In thr fir.t innintf. st* pp*-r! tr» and laid down the law jrt f r r lm g th**ii if* fan** fnr Syra* Saturday, and A th i.tlc Itirrctor
balonrj W r 'i r hrrn ui diafualcii*e, nriij itl'hrur jiolDh to their n f.j h difar I harIn* Junaa .aid t .day
to both •lub*, declaring that the
fppuiVf Mi m i -*
fandom locally that Ihr .ale* f u n r *■< kept ron«d with lh* h lf lim r l>oain<
'd ig n ity
Mu* league demanded
i ntly hum m rctina th* rvqucat*
rarbcC for *n Inna until iC* tw
of Florida
ihal lb* , obey his order and play w i -imftot. Mu*
tini**vu**n » h i an*** at niiprr*m#n *i ■ he Auburn-Florida ticket*.
it
aim* *t a r . r . Hay when
u
|*u iii «* Daytona didn’t want to
The ru n le t mark* the initial
w , atap to read ahnnt a ficht
Id »v *<rf t he t ik*ia, diamond, foroa *»f might mi i h war ting three dr«
a| jM-atanr, nf thr a,a*on of Charat lha a llrn d in f puhlinl». Ho
dulu’t w»nf t»» play **n the Day- matir goal tin*- thrust* of Ike In- llarhinan'a
10SI
“ Fiahtinx
B l k f fan* h iv r h r* , tipped
tiuia 'Harnond, and neither were Tarheel*
t.iti.r* " in Jack.nnvillr. On their
l l a n Tontu*/ wrrafad the rroWn
FutljrIfrri
linc'-man
saw
the
(
♦SMlefl over the proa pert of play
I* l aj.fraranee in the Gateway
bnvi*
Seiitun, who was walked ing it on |t ntra) ground.
from Ikrnpmr? uritll » l rliura
whit*’* of Tarheel eye* in tho**1
City. *yain*t Tennea.ee in the
(hat to mr*t fan*, thr tam r ia to th»* *•mnd inning irt the fifth
thict* deeperjit* goHi line struggles
'*ttuf .rd waN rhiMen ns the scene
final KB me nf la*t «ea*on. they
tnnmg ( mni ay D m i u th j three
dead a nd hu rled.
dunue the ■»•*nud half, and the
th< i*uite*t because its field and
Tinm t* hits, gnikd lot thre m inmirpnincrrit -trirul t.f those men were defeated by a clo*e marein.
I'urk i»M' I •■Hi t than any In the
T h r laid part almtil all Ihr.* They ad le I ulie mure m u m the
merit* particular
iupnti*n. Joe
league with t be exception of Day
n th , ami i« ll» d it u day, bung
[ n i l aturir* today I* that ju«t he.
Hall, N|riifgf*in i lu rry and
Rd
I turu and VS liter P’ark. President
/ore they rln«e >nu read that lug their l nt it) up to H,
WillinriiNrSn were un the flunks;
llogan intimated that half the
Johnntun, the prnmnter, plan* tn
" S ' b ’ M " H u ll. Jt«< tonkins, Clyde
Mf d e l la mi -farted fin
the
and all the
(•match Cacneca and Shnc.ey in, moult! fm I ’ompntty l>. and the P*.point.ui, if f
Mr (Mellon. "Sp.irk%" Simpj*»n ami
p
pu
hit
uui
of
Di'L
‘
nd
and
iJUyG A I N E S V I I l it, Oet. H — W ill
Vbtfi*en Square Gacdcn late tht> Truck tii uwers iprat tii'illy d ipli i
lu*t» Hitinski were thf tackle*; I (oh
•
•
»n
i
wtl|
lie
on
hand
to
sec
t
he
w lh lrr. lie*pile the fact that *tKh ctitml the per fm mam e ul t om
Am h rum , I tun hor'ivth, .1 D W il 1 Ftuflila i|«feat (Georgia when th«*
•ipert* a* linnum Runyan and pntiy I • at the at. putting over | a me Ju «i what he experts to do linnunn and
l>rayi >u llernhnrd two teams meet here O rl. :?| in
Giantlalul Rice claim that Carnecu four runs on four hits, n horn* i with H* luiiioful i.f Sanford fans w ile the guujd", ami ’*11ig I t a ii” I Florida’* gala Homecoming game?
|
vvho
might
want
tu
sen
the
game,
iriNtantly
w ill Pevec h« « punching fighter, | run and thi e dmildes The Truck
F e ira n i and **!)****" Spier* were 1 A might ly chorus
yr« guess that Prim u will w in 1 t l r . added unc nmri- in tin- • loa did Hot a>
bourns out a negative answer, and
ut re n in
|hgl ind-inr flKht hatal* rtuwn. and .rr*md .Ir-.i* C*mk Ifn.k up Ih*11 A Sanford man. |( »by I amg,
Ferratsi played almost the in* j indicates ihe Tia tars will be luck)
that hy that time plenty of bath- hmliritf du lir . in ih* third inriinu will do the umpiring in the rrutial tire game, and performed In a tu hold the HmflmJg* |o a four
hoo about bis being all** to lick and n tired the *iih* in nil- . twn, route Hliii Hlltto, the most \alu- darzlmff w ap
touchdown victory, however, a fan
league, will
M t T Kchmeling will b«* umltr three nrler. In the tnurth inniiiK. i*i b' | it her in Hit
with a calculating mind hastens
With
*
*
Mullet**
I
luck
definitely
p iul ably fare Murdm k, the (Jeorto fig ure that Florida wilt win
WBJT. You might even r»-ml that nftei Tliu r.tnn
an I i*ier i lind
out
for
nt
least
ti
re*weeks.
Coach
D^mpiey is going tn fight t ’anera •trurV "III. W ilkin, ilu-w it walk, k ,M hurler, and pfivlding every
leeause last full the stadium was
lln. hinan started intensive searrliin d Bchmeling Ftmiel as FiHie arttl Mu*, dimhleil, •enrina W'd 'h in t *hi- i * even, u great gainr
opened with a defeat; last Snlur
Cantor swears his Wife ««ri«t of k in ., Hertidun walked an | Till** • is in prospect, riicmi firm ly he- mg Monday fur someone t » guide day in their second game the
lo ve . |t ha* till* he*M teiiHl In 'the the "(tatnr* at f|uartertiack. tie Tiator* played to a tie, no when
him if le r she had sps*nt an lite r
Ktnutuled nut tn ■n | Ihe inmnK
ufter- has fuller* Cither land and He..-h to they meet (D o rg ia Oct. HI, to re
ttoon talking wilh Clark Ha .le tin In the fifth laninif, r.n a cumliitta I -tiih , and will t nnurimv
rhiMi-ti* from, hut tossed If liner
movie win tin They ought tn throw t tun , f twn h it., line nf thein-a iiiMmi evhdiif, a brand of biiMcbuJl
serve Ihe continuity, th«
team
K»*oy, senior liuirhuck. and Hob
th f whole pack into the Atlantic. hnme run. and errnr«. the T n u k whic h 1< urd eulahle,
will win.
Tieadgcdri, sophonKiff fllllh a k ,
fji I'tiivnsi Prince, Holt, (*ulG rn w e i. were aide In ..-nre fire
ini i Ihe Ii reach, and from the fivr
T h , Gataca’ chancr* at
ca
N F t ilr r i A T IO N H
HKGCN
ru n . and
titer,by
* * up tin* bte Hh and Wall, the Indians the Florida mentor hop* a to find
cao* n*it Salucday
aflerno n name. Fur tf'M>d meanurv Ihe h“ o-t a liltin g staff that in a
thi right man
aro a foolball at opinion* twine
t
rif
stronger
than
Daytona*
T n u k Gruwrr* aided thn-e mure
W A S H IN G T O N ,
tk t.
H. —
(illy Toph, tackle; and I eo (if egloaned about bet w ren «pncl*in n . tn th
.n t h
Althnuifh tin- VlH.'owan, MobJry, Pvllirer, Spake, *uy, half hat k, were promoted Mon (A .l'.l Nrxutiatinnn liclweeii thi*
wtller* and ntbora ■wilh ralhec
while the Indian pitch
T rtn k Gmwer* .n-urpil unly four *»nd H u ll
day fi iiii the " I T
team to the I ' ruled Slate* and Canaria pre
qoeec ceaull*. Th e maioclty
hit* off nf I link. th. y *mr>d nine mg staff nf Aikinsnn Murdock, varsity srpiad.
liminary tu dravtinir up a treaty
.(pinion l* that a velccan Hycafor den-lop ment of a yreat St.
t nil-* wiiile in* w a. in 'he Im , and .Joiner, is ;*ald tn be far inure
rmao learn, cootllolna wrlahl
e rru r. in .the i.utluld I - uiik due t effective than Day tuna’s Hutto,
I jiw c me R iv »r *ea-way aero bewith *p*ed, and • hvwtldccinic
I , attributable tn th, in.* nf Ihe Dane, and Pellicer.
Run yesterday.
aecVra of U lcky tfncmallon*,
Ka h team his won three games,
A T J IK N S , Ga. O rt. U . - ( A . r . »
Itanie l.y I ‘unitlaity 11,
will raa th* Gator* to rove, beIt. C. Currjr, for 20 yean B**nt
Ill-aide* pit .'hirin' a K<>».| Kkliit* all* with the exception *uf the
W EST PALM
IlE A C tt— Wnrk
I faro th* Grot quarter i* over.
Cm.W *hor.d hnnur. with R'»** secmul game, resulting in rlimc of thr Seaboard A ir Line r l llr o t j, un email office building to be ooUacbiata and h it l»>* left
•cores
after
jam-up
games
of
who die.I at Hi* hum* here Sunday, rupied by E. U . Roddy nearing
fnr Ihe hiliiiiK " I Cunipauk l>.
GOlaeaGII* today, full *ff cuafiwill be bu rie j at Marlan.ia. Fla.
completion.
Ciaik Kelt nil' twn dntilde. and l
are, jef on edge. Ih tr* *f alnxle nut nf fnur time, up »"d
I mo*t » tluibie m m , Hhaw
llilie* aerimntf a iiniiie in i and
i«4, Heat *tring (baGerboeh,
it klntti. nut "f Ihtee Irlp . In the
IM «t* I’blel and Spul(*on
plate.
i*tfy. Veteran lioeamea. ha**
ItutleilKe, uf thr T n u k tirnwer*.
en left behind, a* -a * lia U r whn until Iic rn lly wnrked behind
(flan. *enlor halfbaei man
If you lilt I’ lck-Thc-W inner ennteatanta who laat week handed
the hut. i* now pluyintt .ecnnd
Moo broken leg i* mending
in ynur **lectlun* think that you had a job picking them laat
|,n*e and i« fa*l develnpinu into
nil* of thr L n l irt the Irauue in
week, took at thi* list beltrW. W *’r* tombed th* aehedul* to find
lb game, that would really teat your abllitie* i r football “ axi c . going I » W ii tough Mtrug* fan* whir u.ed tu attend yante*
pert*'', and allhuugh we've flipped in an ea*y one or two, moat
UiH only (ulrr^fcttuiial giiiuc between Sanfnrd and the r r .t <>f
of them w ill keep you bu*y.
In ihr*1 -final aSaturilay, ami I'm the league (ram*, will be pn a itil
T o help you win not only tho trad* coupon* good for 91 In
thinking that thi* JO.inni ur *•> f«nn tmmirriiw when the (ante beifina.
mrrthandixo at ChurcKwell’* and Woodruff and W alaon’a, but tb*
who arc c ip ^ c lr j (a nUiuuJ an* Ilulko l» a yreat favnrile here,
going lu •€’« anolht r aflerno mi of while the Indian* are >ald In li
football ticket to th* Flnrida-Kentucky gam* ill Jaekinnyilla, Dor.
a
dtnfvriRivi* ftHit ball ainli m wn.t the pick Ilf the local fan* a* that po-dtion. Ih-*ide« playing
S, w* aro giving V"U below the u a n vi' record laat Haturday. Hara
liring
up
game
in
tinfit-id
he
got
fmycd ut tiaintNYilb'
Satunlay*
two hit*, a hntm- run an,} a double
think 1lint
Ha* liman'* Bruut*
out of three time* up. F H rr y aim
h ive not»il that tho Syracusan*
O rw ell
I T Illrkm oO
a
I..
f In * ,
|*
H a l event will be hardly *
IJeomta Toeb a t-weate Teeb la Aakara
T H I h * h I*
T
ineffective atfaiunl paR*rs, aral day old when -llll another *port gut two hit* out of three time* to
FlurU
a
n
X,
t
arallou
o
*pr*r*.«
4*
11
.
t
t
f
i
l
r
j
*
,
f
The unly other homo
that Uadi man will orilrr hi* field e « (M la t » be offered local lh plat*.
MoriiaaO
O la v i
o Kentucky
M a 4 i.
•
run of the gam* was off Wilkin*'
w. raeulloo
w F le rM .
a Unrw ta
n tit,
f
general In
thti*B bullet-like,
*port* follower*. Tb* next on* l-at In Ihe fiflh Inning, hi* only
Teuaem o
an wt*-i**i„t
a ih k a u a
aa x tw A O N
a
bng-tlist.im t*H Ni»4r** llama |-a««Ba
T*laae
40 » , n a , m il
o VaaOerkll*
an n k U alala
*1
I* tie benefit foolball l i n e to hit in .the game.
Until lbt» Nun g u n 1111w n | t won't
A*“ r
SW Wi.k, 11 , 1.
( H a n a ro
an t . a ICnaklr* 0
hr playrti between Coach l^onWlaewaala
T Aakara
V rwrOae
T lUlasW
a
Hoi St-nre:
tik e but one or two uf tlmiia*
Ta*aa
• Wire
T oklahaaao
* Xrkraaha
I*
a r d Mrluira*' Ramiiude High
T R U C K G K O W K IIS ab
r
h
pgaac« cumptL'tt'H to give the Hator*
Wrat viral ala * rtiu ka ra k
14 W A I.
a Kralaebe
4*
■lei en and the Ocoee Hl|b wchtwl Tlllia , r.
«
a t Mt.fclaaa
!■ rblraaa
T o U < atol*
I I VaaUerklll
a*
• v lf tirv , i’ll here'a fiy pick, the
it iii.u * ,*
14 NuwarO
0 M a im
1 Vlrnlala
a
2
2
Clator* ly imc point or uni* touch out lit. O a t h M.-I.uea* ha* been llulleilgr, 2b
vieoiaio
.
•
f
c
a
m
.
•
V..W
.
I.
I
I
ritadal
U
gitlng hi* playera plenty
of
llemler, I*.
a
2
1 Taa. I k r W a ■
down.
Aoalla
• Taaaa Agate* an lowo
*
wurk .lure Mondoy, preparing
Bully, If,
4
2
1
Juat
bocauao
you
havm
't
a
ehanca
to
in
te
r
th*
football
ton*
i
tem
for
the
ronteat,
a*d
the
Knighi. p,
4
2
1
hoe- tke f ir » l ttme In year*,
toil, don't atop ito lin a in your Hat teraua* you m ight win tho
tnughoe enr* which follow, and Thutalon, 3b,
3
0
0
tfcotball tam r*. In (he South
trad* rouptfni. C lip thin coupon, plar* your namo and addreaa updn
he ha* finallj >arrceded In rnr* J’ir r -y , i*.
- 1 t 2
tbla weik-eml are attracting Hit
Wilkin*, cf,
2
2
1
reeling Ihe mlalahf* of tba
It, mark’ a “ W ” oppoalto lha namo of tho toam you think will
AT** id fana all o*M t|m coun*
Mo»*, lb,
.1 0
0
Oeola a n d D o l^n d g a m e * .
■
try. Expert* cltim that the beat
win, and M nd It to th* Sport* E dito r of Th o IlaraLJ bofoia 2:00
Herndon, rf,
2
0
0
Whether they will alay rorreel
game* to be played In the nallon
o’clock Saturday, O rt. IT.
. this week will find Vanderbilt
ed |* of roura* a queatlon, boHero's this weak's H at:
,
owaaalag Tulape and Alabama eauae rou know bow thoee kid*
31
14
B
L lighting It aat with Tetineaaee.art when they get tko old hall C O M P A N Y D
- ftb
r
h
f- ) Th ar* are no olher really big
4
i
1
down t » th* enemy'* goal tine. i Klnlaw, r,
C; - game* on tap Haturday. unle** T h o Sanford-Dew** , gam* will Mrt.lelland, p-ef,
3
2’
0
«•
Cook,
la-p,
4
*
3
hV - fa* wank to call that Talet e l under way a t 1 J O o'clock,
Bine*. Ih,
Chkagn . or that traditional
3
1
2
and It premia** to he a fa il and
Doaa*y, 2h,
R
Arm fy-Harverd gam* an «W0
4
1
furlou* an*.
M c U lla n , cf-la,
, ttaadiag affair. Flcklag a win4
0
0
Sharp, rf.
w ; Bar In (koaa two aouthtra gamto
0
2
0
Georgia Tmh t l . Aubum
Smith, rf.
• la almfad futile, for nrh team
1
0
L
Drlffgora, Sb,
W ' has 1*4 claim, and haa been
3
0
0
Florida va. Hyraeaao
IN a i min, |i,
r , I anted aa lha beat In tk# loath
3
1
1
Soxton, If,
’
( k b y « K . VnnderUU *u*hl to
M
a rybod va. Kantucky
0
0 . 0
Dunn. If,
0
2
1
North Carolina va. Georgia
33
■
tf
r h •
Experience Plays Big League Championship
Part In 11-8 Win In
At Stake With Nine
Fast Diamond Tilt
From South Favored
hi
Bigger*’ I>airy yea tarda y announrrd that it haJ reduced the
pries of milk to its customary to
a new low ftture.
Sweet milk is now offered at
111 rvnta a quart, nine cents a
pint, while buttermilk Is to he sold
at 10 rent' a quart. One half
pint of cream of the purest quality
is no is to l»e sold at 2!» cents.
Fam ily rate, on all Bigger' milk
products ai.i available upon re
quest.
ftiggers' milk i« n i » on sale at
the
following
stores:
Andes'
Store; flslrhell's t.Vncery; Fred
Jones' Grocery;
S tm s t r u m 's
floeerv Nison's Bakery; Forrest
(latehell's tlru -e ry ; Sam Kerns'
Shire:
Sloinlenmire's
Groce ry;
Stnhes'
Meat
Market;
Jerk's
I'U re ; Magnolia Avenue A A I*;
Marlin'* Store; Jsekson's
Ixingwoerri Store, and My me*' Store.
Divorce TermedOncOf
Causes Of CriiAeWave
ST
P K T K JtS lIltIU i, Oct. I I . 1
“ ( A .F .| “ U t . Ta rlrton
Simon
ei iminologist ind former police
comm ikjiinner of New York C ity
today ted.I 1 1»•• International Aasncinlion nf Police Chiefs run
vent ion here that one of the funda
mental rausei of rrim e is trice ahle to divorce "and its accompueviw** evil, alimony.”
----------------O P T
Circua (irounda
Mellonillle
I
I j
j
g
L iU
W dg
Ate. and Kth
THE INTERNATIONALLY'
fAMOUS
(Jator Fans Say Team
Will Defeat Georgia
i
G O LFER S!!
Improve your shot
with t hi s s t e e l
s t u d d e d-sole ox
f ord, m o c c a s i n
type for easy walk
ing. Colors brown
and tan.
TWICE
DAILY
2-8 RM.
DOORS
OPEN
1*7 RM.
“Friendly to the
Feet”
AAAA to EEE E
COUNTLESS N E V FEATURES
AND INNOVATIONS THIS YEAR.
B. L. Perkins
T I C K E T S O N H A L E C ip C U S D A Y A T
,
R O C M II.I.A T « A N D E R S O N ' T U B I 'R F a C U I IM ln a 8 I I O f -
H a ^ fo rd n O n l y E x c lu s iv e
M e n '* S h o p .
Pick The Winner
r
f
t o r m o t o r i s t s who
w a n t th e heatt
N o
n e e d
a e e o n d
—
r i d e
c h o i c e
w h e n
c o a ts
t o
F I R S T
n o
m
o n
t t g e a
C H O IC E
o r e !
E v e r y y e a r fo r 16 ye ars, th e sam e
tire ha s b c c n ^ r / f choice In sales
.
..............
_
— Qrat choice In ntimber of users, tg
T hat tire Is COODYEAR-and
i
TODAY m ore people ride on
H
Goodyear Tires than on any other
gj /
kind—by m illions. Why don't .
JI :
y o u r id e o n f irs t c h o ic e tire * —
-
they cost no more to bu y?’
B
Member Independent Merchants Awn.
A D BATTERIES
P h o M 206
G O O D YEAR
SPEED W AY
G O O D Y E A R
Army va. Harvard
'*at Ylrginb vt, W. A L.
-
J
P A T H F IN D E R
L
^
r
f fk'
til 1 4 (4 9 8
|I| *
Mm"*
W te a
M
U
; '
- V
V
l
p i ■#
j
■' *»* t
ii
i laugh apwt. Alahoma and I"H*v*'a how th« ISpick (hem: Company D
100 031 0 1 B 1
anH i re. wall, Ikat'o lost aa B*plrk Carnall, 2 pick Frincvton; Truck Grower* 410 1M a 14 B !
■«k a* tho fiber. I'll take Ab- H pkk Georgia Tech. T, Aubum; Umplrva; Jacluon, Kelly. Di.-k.
mo and VadocMR. i L h wUh II pkk Florida, T. Syraruao; IT STANDING OF TH E CLUBS
■aid*.
pick Kenfcky, I. Maryland; 11
\Y L Pet
— -—
■ rkk Georgia, 1, North Carolina; Dry CbatMta
a o loot
ondor how !^«fajrd 'bacrbuU 14 .pkk^ AUhaiew, A Tattnoax**; Chnaa
l|
sot
i
l “lh« l® rvapond to 12pick Vandortllt. 6, Tubnoj U Tnmk Orowori
l|
bOt
iWenl J; T. Ilogan’a order that p|ek Army, .% llarvaH; IS pick Compauy D
0 0 00(
tbeldlng gam* of tho cham- 1‘ jtdco. 2. W1 conalay II abk TU «.' „ ■
-------«kip atrb* b*lrma.Co*oa and aa. T, Oklahoma; 11 pkk Wotk Vlf-. M W P I AVIATORS KH4JID
W
mail ho playe.1 karo U . ,|„U. S, W 4 L, » T pkk Ohio
n„
mm afternoonT Be**kail -(ti- stale. 7. pick EWURunj II pkk! i J )-V a u r F*mri*' to lJk
at kaa sort of abated, with Ch.U.nooi*, T, Sowanoo; » pick
w T k llb ^ t e a - t t *
NEWS
RmR
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it
*
fe'e
PAGE FIVE
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•l* 1 Mr* |ii' \ . tinriMiic** w it
• > rtttl.
.
it throat! C y r out of office
I Senator Alvin Kina he*
lieutenant governor F.xcspt
• fact that the state of l/>u
la rid of Paul C yr, the . at
Ould nut he terimie enough
to lie funpy.”
•aid:
want Huey Long tn get out
flee at •non i t possible tn I
In an,] straightenniip thit
ahd put an <ml to thin d«
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L a U r II
learned that C)fr hail
' returned from Shreveport lo hU
at Jeanrrelte in south Lou*
and that ho would rottflm
it tn the court*,
in* he left New
Orleans,
M id :
f
r.
i
•* » T H IS |
' ■i t i
Of
S*K M i l l \
r
-W IT H
1*"
hitler politic i l aimi pfrim m l
M « existed h tween Lima
C y r ainca the spring of IU21.
Lon a neaped trial by th*
e after the Kopec h*d vote*!
(Km ent chnrgr* which were
apipended oiler a group of
lor* trin e in their eeat* and
Cil the proceeding* were unItntionnl nod they would vot<
acquit the guvrrnor.
KID aligned with the Long I
nte i.t the
Impeachment
ngs nnd 1/irtK never for
him. Karh hae hurlril chsrg
tap charge at the other and tying
i/1not left the state for fear of
hat C y r m ight do If he look the
overttor’s chair during hi* a >*
enfe.
When fiovemoT Long wa* riert*
d to th# Llnitrd States Senate
ilh the announced, intention of
rrv|[i|[ out his term of governor,
ndlhg next M ay. Iwfore going to
* Senate, C y r an,] United Stales
natal Itroussard set up rhaiges
at he would hnVe to resign one |
1
IAn|r claims d he was not
a[
ember of the UnitiM S tilt.s Sene until he had taken the oath iri
• Senate. C y r ami llrou»sard
gtled that w hrn h, certified his
ion with the Senate laet March
I he became a senator and he was
|] ling the governorship illegally.
I he statement of [.ong, Sen-
t . m \\ i ifs < n i m N i .
u n i iis ip ii- ii i
H O M K S T K A ll. F l«
I In ,
V I l* r-1 f|(ill* g t n W r | sr a |I" I in »«
M t.tcllri-
I \w« Ml i
' I llllfll if
II
**n»t|l
in
i V
t i ) i *o i i i
of
n iM M iiiH
iMmtrleT
itH
Tin- San lord Atlantic National Hank
of Sanford,
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In
fur
f lr r it r i) a »>* **
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The I rase is to begin Ovt. is it
used
track*
of la announce! but It will operate
M* IV K K K .S
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M i n i i: til
1 I I I II I n o s i m i
t % % IIIIMl*
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ti i -r n n
a n «»••' T i n ;
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iw h rr»t* y *kl%'*n l h a l VV.
It A M |* T •4 M, |itm !iii»< r
of
I I M lh n . iff T e l l
i V f i l l i i *(•
No,
U K . *litir*l |h r l l l i , tlaiy u f Aoi*ii'*iA , 1' * K51'IH1* h a * f it " .! m n | . s-r| if l ,
I'a tr in m r u f f t r r , a m . Im *- in f i r
Iilil> I h a il h ill fo r lu x « l m | h> iwao. In
• c r .« u ln n r r to ltli l a w, H u l.j ♦ r r | i(| .
r n lr rm h rn tra
f h r f.iltm % ln «r tl«-.
M f h if t l |>r..|>rfIV F llU a lr e l In H rm l*
U n ix ru iio lK s K W r b la , l o . w l t
laet 3ll, t n ir r n ln g e r K u r i l . - A if*
*1*1 Io n
3.
The- Pi| hi (riiMl l»r 111If u m irp a ril :i| I Itn
llstlr Ilf | p a u n Iirr inf «U rf| i * r l l h n i l «
In I h r riun i* *.f I f N K M i V V S
i nl aws,
■a hi F r r t f f i r m * ■ h u ll 1|«
m r o r i ll i t i f l ‘ » U w In * 4 »re I w i l l !•.
■ u n lh * r«w »u u n
Ih * 11*1. t|a> i»f
O r l . 'h r r , A . I » . I M I .
W I l B M * I4»>
Offhl al
s in r iu liir *
iin .l a n t | M i l . |||r J J f il . ila y u f *i« u_*
M m lt p f, A . b . I t J I .
^
I HK A L I
A
J s, a r; . I
>
T ?«>
_____
losMctors he**
F r J .r a l
y from 42 to T9
lii'rchaa* th* highway for |tii'>.tiOO
m
f»i:h:u i a i i n h
a r .r r m >
m nr tu n
artr.
with payments extended o w e
a
| T »:#
IIF
TU N
IT? ATI*
n t
t*° f**r Period. It is on a basis 1 K M l f t l f l A .
N .l l * r U h rra W F M
lh . i t VII t *
*4 five percent far th* four cod J I •
’ M A T H V IITII. f u r r lU M r n r T n A
term.
On
that
--------------sr—
- - C f i l l T I r n l * Xw , 11 fti; tlalfil (ti* 2nd.
their * h*!' niuntli’*
tha
coal
w
ill
be
»11,71B.
4
.
r ol Ju ly . A. H. I I I t . h s . M « d
amoeot
year*,
lanniver- •.Tfg-ss'r--; akr.iir
.
l i mb s Ibibut'itri
mnlor
I* »1 A Still'* Myrili* A n .
IH I I h| M i
HI Mt K '
It»1 nti<irt
ealU ess.It.rale la air a/flee. snd
kss m ao. appllealtu* tar las dsag
K A Y O -N e v * roff InstaMad on l » Issue la sseae* s s e < w ith isw.
Wald eertlflnals eu k ra e .s H i- r . l .
Majre Methodist Church edifice.
tea lag U.s«rll>sd peops.jr sildsisd
■■ylfanL, - ' f
-
H \ \ I 1 I*
M. 41 !bkt‘| |0 til lip r*
.b l i t . IlfK'll bt.UI#* ••I \la I* Mill*
o*
o’ i
i ii i>iMi I in N vv Smft*
Hill,
i •»
Mr
a'bi II 11Ill'll VbO| IlioVV till bllil'1
‘ ill l?.
I .'I - t i n ,
t * * >U I I I
M
p* •if
Mitt* ifiiint-ili.itnlv, rtvIUif
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p i f l r Ml e-
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J JO 1 J I'll I* Illlj 1.01 I till t otl AII'll •
lipbiilM bill I I ii VIMV 4, JIMI |*i?tf
I?,ii/;i» Mm It It’it. Ii*.I piill.M)
|wlm llhl' O* l.ii I 4i.o il> h, ink#
"11. t tlllrrl Link IH’l'th ll Uo furii U m i *
It - ti
at once, to lift toll* which were
placed heck oa tha road several
that th* cal* trunk! and Saturday day* ago after it haj bmp (oil
V. IL iNirnteAHH,
iv* aeveral real bar- free over a year. Tk# lease will
tT rrh
iflttm M
I ’o .ir f
* rn l n o I ■
I ’t j u n l h
a it* and R K t a atilt largely benefit upper Kverglade* ----------------------- rHumiwr:-------------to inter* during their winter crop
l l y : K la* D l T t l ' M ' K .
U 1H#1F
ping season. The leas* give* th*
ii r.
road
department
tha
option
lo
thi* Mellon of the
op
i F r u r i T i i n rm »
to the Am art-
I In r-
!).V— P o u ltry
•
It
_________
in vv
*• '
*
f I 'ln r« I ■» « III I*i t*•*sn ♦ *•
Ml A
i ■' I it I Vbi11 1 h .
If.iubifb I V , l».pt
\ . M Miplii •, lb mi
* *
I a . I j# I nn«| J W o r k .. W ill*
." in l.w 2 nil A it it. to t lr iie k .i
The- malti U n i t l.rlflyf g n i r . v . .1 It Ml*.
t i l l . u f 1h r IswoKIM-f Ilf _ U. It .
Ilf iia t * . Iii t tie* names uf i ♦ i . M i l l T
I ii lea* wa 1st i r M if ir elite • h a t! I.r m .
<l>rnicit n i r o n l l n i f I •* law i n
.1— «i
Will I ! *mll'i* thus m i l l m i the* M i l l • lif
of N fik# m h e -r, A . I* , t i l l .
VV If n eiti m y o f f i r In I
mi « n at u r*
atitl - r . i l Ih|<#
the- 7f tl
.1,4 y
,.f
IN-Ie.lerv, s\ | » , I *.*I I
(H L A le )
v . t ; fM H r .i,A jiM ,
I'le-rW ijlfe -lllt
N* nil notes i* o u n * t *
K h .r4 .la ,
.Several good
ALMOST
HERE
f
if•>111SW| ling' 1! r a f f Ifyrtl p f (y | » i« li
- • ,,
*•*•*! I T I*#*m 11*111> t'ltiin i i
K I. m I i
W . E . W athall, local rrpre*
W K S T P A L M B R A C K . Oct.’ U .
eentally* of thr, a u n h a ll Motur*. — (A .P .)— Th e star* highway d.~
Inc, thla mundng announced that partment meeting NVre
today
Ike used car sale which hi* con
. ...
*olrd t“ leas* for four^aml a half
tarn naa been noldin| a t ., anf >rd
this winter the fn n n o rl
Aveaue and Fleai' Street for the
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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
XXU
M em b er A ssociated I’ reiw
CHINESE SAID
MOVING OUT OF
OCCUPIED CITY
Edison’s Condition
Reported Unchanged
_ Warnings Appear
To Be Effective As|
* 'Army Is Removed; i
1 War Talk Is Halted
T O K Y O . O c t 13.— (A .P .)
— M ilitary raporta front M uk
d en to d a y said th a t C hinese
tro o p s o f C h an g Haueh L iana
w e r e w ith d ra w in g fr o m M an
chu ria H is D o man n to a point
« W t h o f the G rea t W all i n 1
th e “fa c e o f a ‘‘strict w a r n in g ";
WEST ORANOE. O ct I t (A.P.I—Thomta A. Edison con
tinued to cling to a straining
lit* thread today but hla per«>nal physician reported -that
»hll« his general condition is
unchanged. the aged inventor ia
. xjeriencmg “ gradually progr earn re somnolence.”
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physician said Edison had not
pet slipped into a coma from
which he does not expect him
to awakF.
UNDYS PALATIAL
MANSION AWAITS
THEIR ARRIVAL
*ron l . 'f ? p* n ■ * * in*t • possible B e a u t i ful Structure,
rep etition o f the c h u b w ith i
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WITNESS SAVS
CAPONE GAINED
BY CRIME IN 71
CANNONS FOP SALE
1 (iambling Housellad
Profit O f $150,000;
OangHters’ L a v i s h
Clothing P i c t u r e d
F ite Cento A C opy
BRliENING HAS
BIG JOB AHEAD
AS DIET OPENS
Nationalists Expected
ToVote Againstllim:
Hitler Has Eyes On
Chancellor's Ch a i r
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BUCKNER NAMESi12 DIRECTORS OF
CREDIT CONCERN:lh.™.-r:;.r„.:r..
TW; warning repeatedly stated! THKNTON.
N J .. I M . I T
that in the «;ent of another at
(A .P.|-W h«n
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I t'ldherghi*
tach similar l.. that at Chinchow.
Charles and Annr, return fnini
where Chines* ttoop. allegedly
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flr:d upon Japanese airplanes and wll| find their nrw hum* nn Coin
forced th m to bomh the city as land Mountain ready lor occnpana defensive measure, the “respun
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pgg.
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workmen are n-w nmking then
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t>lain««| tha* th.» p r •» g r a w it' J i
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p*ayrr m**r4ing*. thr t>n«ln*at '^1
pushed entirely out of Manchuria week.
w ith, in ntm l. th* tenlm iony »-t
wker* he had ruled under the
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two nr th'«w hour*, an j IK iH#a
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fete Intimates can tail— and the)
In,l night ann.'um»d the name* ,»f 1 kf|,a Etiial^th t lark. pt.,grwin
«tal#
Announcement ae# also made won’t Outaide th* door at mil. a tlS U n v e rrv a lt a n j |ao headr-l Senator i\, i*r i.|a*a -f Viryiniai rrn $••%* f* ’ n» r* In 1hr
CDinuul. r , *in# Ilihurrulri t-«»
th, 12 inenttnr, nf th* board , f ! dic-*»"r. *Pt 'ar*.| and a-keil that
hire todaY tba| the Jaoanes. for- •ign informing those veh • In** h * g , Yj Ykr xcore
riant.ling l'r«*M.|»nt II
» r * pr*»- la a
IT
» n l'U*a| into nprp rl*rl
•Igp office is working **in perfect driven over th« strep. narrow and
, dlrvetora. .m* from
F,A*r-l 1 II:'’
i*....»l,|er
( apone. higgnt gangster of I p snU f»»r t"i*ln m »
cr»‘di . lion \r*l#r
' u
their 'tension. *tatmg (hat litgre
it
le^ ’ rininan*
accord with the military authori rocky load that leada to the Lind- them all. was taid by t*-« cletk.< t„ [
A a
,p
•
■
l»tru*t
m>mt ri of |re*|«i»n* hM.| altrnrlrrei
of
» brg.iD inu iilating H^nrt
ties" and had agieed upon the beighx’ new eetat*. that no visl- nrdinari.y w.ar about 1700 worth' Setutlui Jim- |‘ K«»ouikan«a* *aul yv*urdn\
R IC H C ^ O
M'
,h*y » " •
I »••*! apparently enpi>e,| .-ach pronucleus of principles upon which tore are allowed Intidr.
w»jii!i| coun t) t i t t l .
of fine raiment. Iltt customary (
A o iu i
6'1*! «m itt •tad
1.4 n L m m J Urn, l l n D o m ,
'
Wlllg. chairman „ f ' «f*"> end that many had q t -» .‘
Fepae steads r eity to discuss a
**tn/ .j
._
uliirh f
AH day and nigh’
th#
I' w i dreaa, Sccur ling to ,h . t*,t IRiofiy, n«*t approi#
tK, loartl
It «mtlnu*d tin t*av* Knurl
settlement of the Manchurian con- home ia guarded by watchman Includail a $27.5(1 »hirt
M iev# cal. ulitn! V *n| «.| f,.,f n nitr» h#ti on 'he NfM 1 .*nUt»n jail , / K C j v U
•U I'ln
K imi National hank .if
nf
“
‘
* Wl *htrt w ith t l
Ian.I ||ail. 20. ar 1
trerersy. .
. . .
ami freed It.dan.l
•ecurlti#*
on
tha
Kr>..v.
Itmlon
wh« ar# p Jit# U> vi*tt«»r«
!iut imonogram; $4 1*.* ti#; $j « ulUir
reatrti f.»r gc.fftg *| |owg nt. , Rt ptrari.’ at.vr <;.*,»!<r \\ \f,
banka *’
The threat of war made yeeter- rttaly direct aniwtr* to
lit* » -1 $IV» aUit; firai w rm m i, $*^75
2 Mnrtlmt' N Uu.kn.-i *l.»n
u . .. a p*r .1
dng hi President Chlang Kai-Shek
Th# Virginia #«n» n ' n m u t I tioiial ju.a. **
. 1' r»»,
. n i-tieawnl
• m . *in 4t%-!I Kcry.
nt*rr- r .(nr h
r »1..* ota ••>*■ of thr board, the
,ion*b*,|‘
*
u’-kle;
tlu
,
it
bf
ailk
unj
ie,
r i China in n speach at Nanking
- th* Atkan-a, I'-iu.- ul, |r< r.ing |.Sit f* rm * i« who Ha.l
World kair ('onitnt%*ion.
• i a * Tro,| company. N*w
Onowatchman, a native. t,lt*d dcrwtAr; K 0 hat. I.hi .hoe, and I*ai.|
•W»s made knawg td Japanese and
he f,*rrd ,..|.)c mtrrei * irnih te j la Mn In work <>f tl. ' Vu,ui |,“ ,r
where Sour land Mountain go it* |$b* nock.>.
Innv#, I'lFhl L V l A n n /k U /U l w I l e a — *w—
, Chines* i iolasaata as they w ~
nilthl -**k to -#lx • u .-n ir^
. t#wii*rw «n lh« farm <»f on« of I'ivtf Iwm in Ohi.agu fwi ih* i-a«t
name, replied: “ Well, we’va l-ven
m u
Herr is* he utoally W*f- but, »* |M- >|M.tala to “ r|utt(> „p ,^4 trad*’ ,
|*rel d*y« irupr'ling tki ,it« rwl
tog tfe A I" 1urinate conference
aakrd nwt V» tell you fallow, much, with preadog aff»J*S which th*
•Wlphia
--------in# arir#l nf IK» V'Nltig min
FaiUtel Rtnervv hank, of th* ounaitaiuinp
Mib.unt
for
K'l-i
iata‘#
bttt-v*. ‘ r
.
—
4. Arthur E.. Hntua. l a - o U i ,
UZTDNk LuL tv*, j g . - __
,.| Mlk*
Mike UtM.gAfl)
Uv.n
nre—eg few vhetrgv a are gaatbllwg. t o with u a e d a h ^ •e;uf(U«e^- faHoav* l ,v,»i
Al #|
And be treehtd down, grabbnd liquor and »Je# - Capone bw ght
cutmor
iric^%r#5 r
tf^
» iusi w
Kurm*rg«’lhriAaalt National bank.
hoi—aoh^g A— L, pf i.aadlu
Koliln-MMI repl'lng,
*ekf. 'll Kri#
Pl»t,huffh, Pa.
I »arly t.Aay Yxnlated thl, town
th# ifrotfp «%h*» herek K n ir «iTiv# «i in :4 « n f v r i lo#i n*jh»
orations without commenting up a handful of ail) and placed it un i
(t'ontlnuad on Cage Four)
ih..i»J!
i,.iat,.l
th.it
t
any
ih-fi
der th- vixitor’a no**. It had a
l*il t h* DuJilnry c«n.rt n«.a tn#
a John M Miller. Jr., p rcidin l f,om rommuuicatlnn. wreck* | the
on the bnlifermnt declaration.
, II* *Xpre*.*'| hi. app.m ai .
ed* n o *»ure h,« l.-.'ti Iraiikvl hi
(Continued on Page Four)
E't*t 4k Merchant, National hank, Nut, Hank building with a dotvu
II nnex-ry ami
.lii.h .1 i, pr,.|Mi*,-.| In l.^.alri Ml Kinnon farm
A apokraman o f the Japanese
IAloeidt'r
pirni
tn
hare
.....
Hi. hmnnd. Va
hla,t, o f ntlroglym nn,-. ,|,„t up
• •.mini
* ta k e n
t„
.tl.oint
t
I*. •* of vligi! I* paper* it *1*
foreign office, however, aatd th*
I’l a-pt.r llemy *ie:aty >**(. ,.n Ih* inoei cumpr.hen-i r and n l i
1. John h Ultley
prrai irnt.
*»»n and e,. aired with S21100
ii I i-rn «.d ml I •J to .a* nr nllvr
government did net like seriousI ’ ting exhibit, at th* Ian and
National l«nk of Atlanta
' n re*h and negntialdp aerorl'M*
»•-■ j iitalishe.l, ami that tn* -x der glia id ah,I* llnrl waa pla *1 •aid that tide -tatr fad arnuret K'
If Chlang’ , u n rU oh that China
io th,- \..n lain.lo.. I*.| To . nth
• tleorgv Al. Haynold*. chair-' ■"’ •x’lnting to more than IIKIlO.
rnt of th* iin.irrxtandinir I. m
would go to war If the L effuc of
S’ o rea nf ,hella from xhotgum.
•'I* aril ’led WIT. -etraaPft on thel, >*■* .if th* mnal advantage..': I - ■nan executive .-wmmilt.e, l unit
any legialaiinn dialing wuh »•
Nellone Council meettnR' t,4lay did
rrlmn. for an exhibit on th....... «• *iUl lllinoi* H«nk A Tru«l •«»««•
I'lollli.e to e I n , n h-iiiu
anti nth#r firrurm^ retrv
•al
l.-ct
niuat
be
pru.lmtli
(*
m ( obtain n “ Juet Mttlcmenk”
t-hicufii
Trenmt vatt#r#(| thi«*uirK
thu
A, tile ...Idler, w*tr attimplmg lire grr. .nils.
Sanford lia, been chosen a, i« (.■aided *a ** nut T.i . tic . i. g,.
Averting Chfang had made
* Walttf \v Smith, prmitlrnt. * %*»rrert» in th# l»ii«in#*« «n tton.
tt ,inea. rendition., are ex.i.oi.
-I .-rulalli* trenrerlinii. wiin I, t-. ili-p i «* the .row I a ai the \|.
almilar pionouncemanta hereto»xtpn-ion
renter
for
two
mil**',
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.1 I) a-lvrrre in tTlhago. Mr \|, |J , k(r»t Natiimal taonk uf St I^.ui-x Martun Hailey. 7.1. |>mU nt of tb#
p ro
>np|nirt or under tl-* uu-pic .if K in in o i p l a i * . m in e ..I ih
fir e without anything happening,
'*• Eilward W ll#ci#r. pr«f>i t»«nV. who liv#« irru u th# «t(#«l
whlV on all aide, h e ,.lM,
(• *t i * r i tiMiD«*,| itrr# re tilt m . * if ,aol
(A.F.)— Plana for a nttional ays credit c». r,*, given under th.- .u the i V i n i Krm-rve «y«Uin "
*
tha spokesman »aid Chlang
Irrlion of tl* Univenlly of H-.r
*. 1 1
N orthuntnn National hai.k f»'»»n tha inttitutmn ret-* awak#n#d
tKin Ino f « r iD ir n fr«»m f*r»tm i,| •• ve l >t :in of dpprea-I.-II
Senator l.i* ., in n ,i-| .n m
merely trying to fare* the League tern of uniform crime reconi* and da Kxt*nai«n Division. .............
*•,* I Minneapolis.
hy #vplo*uin« an»l « nga?# 1 in a
.M •*» Ht»n» •••untie**, vat|**r t « t *i;- hu..| -ini*-. Hundred, re' |yi «nti
o f Nation* and the Afnari-aij Cnv- report’ , and a discussion of funr •tru.lora „ f the extanaion li-a- 'u , k Satuiday. -aid it irrnm l In .i
10 \Y S M c I. iia a h , rha irm a n i*f tfunfight with a tkandit •tatioit# I
K onttmivel «m l*ain* Knur)
.natantly ,een on |Errt« Iref
U
II*
.|
|
|
*
|
nltempt
i.
III
te
Ola.l
I,.
amnHnt la act In China's btha'f. Uona of the national bureau of kta’ f will b* tent to Sarfi.r.l I •
th r tNharil. r«m in r »r# T r u i i rtna *n fro n t of th* hank T h # r n l ^ r *
- nan* of them pmful
Be Intimated further that Chl Identification occupied the second conduct rlstee* in Engll«h uni flutter up th* Fednul K»-.v.K a n «a « C ity . Mu
, tim r ft th# attack w ith a f»a*«ir|*
Hank, Ot th* country with «pvula
ang waa trying to an«* his “ fare" day of th* International Con S«»c»olt#i»y
11 N athan Adam #, prrai.|#ii(( frriirh t tram . S ta rtin g #ul< a f . a
live ,rruritlea and thua ampin th<with tha Nanking government, tention of Polire Chief* h*r*
lowtnnad hla*U and fin«liny tha
K i r n National bank. iH tllai. Tv\
*
Mi * Annie Laurie Brackett will
l*il k U iN-liea ,,il wlxieh to lc*s-|s
if pint unit lea of ato.k and >n.l
which b* heads.
12 Funk II Andrraon. «halt r*ftid#nti awakrnnl. thry «|h #«|*«|
Edgar Hoover, director of the tiach composition and r’ cl.-ric. operator* to ply Iheir uad* ai* lu
'll
<
•'*’ MrK’.iy m.vr. of th* tataiil. TH* Hank .if Up
«p in
« r won
their
work, and fli d with th#
Tha conference area between Bureau o f Identification in th,- which it designed In tram >tu
di-tuih Ih* buain*,, ,.f U* roi.try '
r " «• u' h” wienit*r, ,.( ll—•g'.l.funila. N A.. Sa.l Krancru. , money, fit.ng
th#Y Irft.
Chinee* Miniater Chlaag Taa-PIn Department of Justice apok* on ib-nt, in method, of clear ,i"l 0* .,.>li< *i|y a , a nxiilt
of
Mlf
------------------------.Hm.,.,un.
hva.lr.l
b>
ton*.*,
W
R.whner
.nnuawnl
th,
board
uf
:
and Baron Shideharn, Japanese the work of his bureau
fu ! —
exprraaian,
and. ...r
tn , hi,- exira,es.”
eu.cau while
wno* Wily
r, ih In rrc----e -•—•—, -.»
I
i.ueral
,*rr,,*a
foi
R
I
1 »>r
fare ign miniater, and lasted mure Hem RutWdg*. LMrolt, axrejtiv* ,” r>r uf !R»ra»ure which
a r - U h .......
>'l(« l“ t» woo'd meet t„ organise ( ' i V i| S e r V I C P T e s t «
ihich inri d.-, . fl., ,\rk*n«M
,r
he •<fee, ft"», xeti-inn Albmti i .*.t . ' .
*' 'ua,kret.a ami
„0 1 al the K vial Kraerv* hank. Nre ' , V I ' ‘ W r V , ' “ • “ N lh
than three hours. ’
•W-prtfltUnt of the A««oci«tion, ,
hi#l«rlr*l d«vrl< rm#nl nf I h i * ‘'nnxioti* to c«>iilnb(itp #rt I
tailway ennuirer. wl... m*. •ig’.l . m .ig lout, ui th.. ,u y Y-nk. Satui.lav, tlrt 17. ” lmm.dlBhldehara was uhdaratood to and Bruce Smith, director of th* Fngli,h literature and language | mi,*ihle iiff,|i to -tipngtli Irnt
(I’vntinueil un Page Kite)
,.*.ith w h ,fi hu piloi.-.i * fic ig h t r t.-rwla « «» I<a> te,| ,.n . - r ly lk
have explained th* fundamental commitUre on uniform crim« rue*
th^<# cIa *#* will «»f n o i i i and th# ir t h 4
ui- '• *'" Ih re u g h an .q w » .l . s n l.riii* . re i-n. Mr MrR..r> . u„j.
•
..
__
Mr#
tl
M INrii«fN, Ineal
principle* which Japan felt should ord« diseased plana for a *y*t*m ^ f,ld •'
•Seminole lliyn • ne«,‘ hut did not intend to suoi t S' llu ffa lo lilu ff e a rl)
umla
lecrvlcry »»f I►
*• Initrvl Sti'#A
he agreed upon hrfir e opening of
' * ----‘ aai‘ report*.
School. Friday, Oct. Id. at l:iH )la,'i plan 1 1 ■'miluud fi
record*
truacn *-in ll.C .n in g , w ill r 1.1.1 .1 the K ri-k
”l*#»it
a fr«\ hi ir* «t S|tri't(Tip|||,
C’ i y i I S * r * r >
llo n c l
at
th #
p iit
negotlallone for adjuatmant of
A call to th* public to rully oVIock, with Aire. Nina Al liar lire on th* Federal Ki-.rrve bait." •*-n Fun*, at
Sl
la
i*.
«•*!,„.
Memphlx.
lack
llvou- I*.morrow
'flic#
tku A I'fiiinif ami«iinr#1
(Conti—ad on Fage Five)
Hot in,on said the familiar)! nt m m .n g ai lO li.t o’rlo, k Th • R v. •on. Vr* Oilcan*, anj Alol.il*.
behind ita community police ferre, ri* in rharg* of organiiatiou.
that att ti|>rti r«tm|* titivi* rtauiina*
1 . G. f'arlclon will rendurt a Ihe Virginia »cn»t.,r -with hi I'ariolJ Varner ..f th* F|.,t wh*r.- they w*r* *.**.*,I |,y n u
waa aetodad yesterday by rraalOne nl th.- regular weekly . .nl ti«»n fur optUal work#?’ * Krtp##
•
ml
irlatfd
subject,
i.
g*ai
llv
in
sociology,
revering
th.
dent Haevrr
In an effort
b*ln w v ir m
(Hurt to 0
* 1- r ■*'' ••• —
-B /I ....ru n g in*
Mrtl.odlst I hur.li. will .’ ftiriate leader,, .in.I wh*rw they o-uKtit n'Uo.ti prvg.aiu, will lw fel.l nt • ill bo hell Kerr •ithin a ft # •
,
ter th* world-wide reputation* o f : •'“ ‘' f ° ' *n approach to th» aocia! reti.yniied, no; only by }nu>‘
tl,» body will ty sent |.. Mohi'r ,u[‘t* ,l f“ r the lu il Kaiwsitnwi.
llw l.aial shell tom..crow night ilift.
aom* American cities.
|science, through biology and pay.
Included in thr party w*,,.; at 7:30 n'xlwk. according tn an an.
..h e r.
Applicant# inu»t lia*# h*| at
! . -..M will take place ......... / ,
Standing in tha austere cabl-1 {h‘'l 0*y. Th* first meeting c f Afr. out th* turine’ . worl.1.
■Mat* .Venator, llmlg*.. M tl ||ar n dwemenl tmlay
l#A«t t i l m o n t h * #xp*n#nr# •#
,I ‘r U
Committee nf .ttm..,*,,, „ ft p,, „ Vh..k
net
t» room o f th* Whit* House, h« ,a rlr,on '* *>»'• will I* anno-jnrvd
A. II. Wacgs.
\ W
I ’ «• n.ght Ih* C'ity I’anivsiiMiin th# nuutnlN Ilirr or r?<
whirh. I t a ilo r , you a r . *i*.
ft,* , r|jT>.
„ ,
nt M.
If_ a_
Inter fiaL*
nt a later
date.
»#nt
hl« nla.
ptea I*—
by radio
U. at
the at
tu .n g ; K. ..rexnilat.tr, t; yf HI, w» r / •ite-rifiwl thai rMit#rU in the ,|hair
.... o__f aatronimWal.
_______ _
aroirti#, nr
Each class listed in the Ban- te!":.*."
opening aeoaion af th* thirty,
^
f
L M. Telford- T K If-ry .n.l K. It Nnrdmxn. J,
log and currency of wlL-h Cot,re
- Tin Campbell-Lnaalog Fret of
i
7
h'
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,
Th,,r'*‘e»
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U
ila
r
*n*ntiOc
IndrumraVl.
s,n
"h
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51
Moyr.
J
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.
t’rawf
>r.i,
eighth annual c— rentlon of the ford program may be taken for
IM American Legion held it's an- International Association of Chiefs trvdit which Is applicable toward a member, aro etpvrted 1 1 n- * I F. 1. I iltou. Honorary pall Najn, K. W llruwn. tlrlarul. T , meld*. In older lo act)ualnt o u t- , Further infore.al.nn may ho ot>.
Fro tor. Tallahaxai-e; ||. p.
of-town rrai.lenta of lire change in talnotl «t the port offlrr.
sifer th«- specilic measure in
M el election uf offleent at t«e •f Police at St. PMtereWg.
college degree and extension of this sobj’ sl when it hap bn I. a ret a will h« J. c . Benspn. S. H xtet* forester; Philip Taylor, a, |iix#rnni nidhl* thr CiininiAiinn
, ,
Ion**.
l)r.
r
.
E.
Steven*.
T.
I
. Legiew Hat In# night M a moetWlvm
R* ad torn ted alan*
tleo'divesting
(he Slate teaching certificate! or for worked out ami prrecnied lo w
era
agreed
l
,
|bt
roacert
toOFD’
TO
RAI’K III I Kvxxui•latent
rommivioner
o
f
s
g
r
lc
l.
fug which waa M s s f Ikl heat l b •rimlnnl o f his cUek af popular the cultural tvnefita to to obtained Congrtaa.” Robinson wrul* tits. li'ima* Dr. W T. U n g l.y . an I •ure. and J. A. Melatoah.
loo.row i.ighl. When .be chaos*
«U " A l t HI.I KNOHE
Dr. J. N. Tutor
7
DMBUWU.
from
them.
Classes
will
U.
con
Mcoiam and transferring this pubt|r. Tor. dice
oa- bairn III partmrnt of egrtri.llnre expert. ' l’, Mre.'lr,h J ^ ! h ^ u T “ " C^
'
« * J ‘ UI'W TKR. M . « . 4V«. |J.
lit glorification tn the policeman. ducted on a heal* of 24 uniu of
Kianxiille,
Ind.
Ja|,
pi, |K(Ut. ||e
’ dirVV.o,
*‘ru* r* " — (A -P .)— With w ha rare,
and
foe* A r m
In hi* ndirnaa te tha pulic* work for a three semester h«ur
I
h*d *#»
lifted W.IH Wall wlshsre
•rd,
*kWa. the Frnaldcnt pUUrm! course, or I t twi.-ho-r lecture
plelni t* r retrain l^lay. but th* arh n.ner ftertud* U Thebaod.’
! ' " r<,' c l , , n coiinreled with
I S f- f\ f fk L I-U
'
written assign,
Tif. __
Ii will k- .mn,tunc ret loiuorro-T. It
" f
• » snendlng Uah. Ha periiofa and »
th* M Uptlc Crui.t Lin. Railron.1
I j , , € V f O k l a h o m U f l will I,* th, IIIIh ui * ’ erica •„ f challenger for the international
__ ____ _ fl*a*r# officer j. Rev. f .
dmcrfced It aaeuaging from an meat,. The puk!ic U invited to
fishrtir.an'a trophy, salted yostar• nr., tha* ll.no. II* ia n i n i , n | by
wtckly pK'grsmx xp-uia-.r*I |,y dav f»r Halifax. N. H, where ske
Metier, chaplain; V, M .'
mceaaant w*T against criminals to attend the opening lecture.
OM AIIOMA CITY, th , p,. \ hciil no-rrhaul,.
» • widow. Airs, K. I*.<ti,rr*n-o.
* * nrmei Geo. a -.
will race the Hlueniree, holder ef
*•
r i tha children
T A I.IA H A M E E . O ct
I * . d " . . h t „ . Mr*, fi. M .Ka.’tew. uf U .K .y -A riant torch flared
Iho tiophy.
y <miiI#, Ala.; thr## •{%!##?, Mra. »
°ktehoma I R . 1
(A.F,>—
John
Mathews,
Dsl
a n c i e n t m a r i n e r d ie r
, ___^ .'jg m a a r iln I _________ |
E sco rndgrlly nf Tamps, Mra. "II [< Id la t night oa effort.
legisletur
aha
attack*
I
the
»al
»» Or. K .|K. g<§rcn*, em a ticu
FAPKR3 MlliNKI)
f ’ d I’ edgrtt, Exatuvillo. I n i. ™
mo.1- to exli-.iguith a flaming wr'I. 1 rtiKT ARTHUR. Traos. Oct. 13
IT
. C
-----*.?an»riii#.
ly of th#
the «tat#«
(late* wajollnm
gasolln* K
tag. »tribe tion art t/day ftlo d ’ suiln'
^ 'l,k° ff. Kvaaa-.
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yesterday
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ORLANDO, O ct IL— (A.H.)—
TALLAHASSEE. O c t. 13.-a
r i riflrera.
real wm»
backlog
of
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—
P I U| VI
| IU. wh» had followed the sea ever
rireolt Court htre . « k l n g en. | V o n * !^ ‘ "*” » • '" " 1 ,^ ' K ^ ' Firem'n workman to death
(A-P.)--Governor Carllon
*c* appebsttheir common!- Floods’* citrus crop forth* 1M|- Junction to prevent elate aff.4,1 1 .. rn* V ° f
dsy ’ igne.fY-rxtrsditivn
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U season is eellmeud by Ur* F *J -' f ^ ) ' rem p'M l^V h o'^ 'oretim lf I . I,.“
f°ui>.| _1st. ye,.
If they hod the Implacable •rm)
ru ? tfiB «n ( #t M
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_T r"Li W ^ ^ r e purrna#*»i
*r . „a. - . -*
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W,v
».000 ibox7 ^ T t o ii /\
>dny afternoon etou.'hs7f‘; m'itej
®f th, Empire Oil A t ;." - m - n *
•. W 'toer h»wtag lUinolo authorities „
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t K Froeecjting au- eral govexemtat
aid
cabin
hoi
on
a
hirksntia*.
died
te. It U eaaoxuwod today by H.
the seen* of th* **r|_ RoB~ C... rn alsd near tho .U te fair
tom Ron* Fiddler to TuscaU. flL
’j
dnrteg IM fM t, u d Dr.
8UI* .Senator W. C- Hodge*.
)|Irena
*
i» kh home her* Jostorday after to tore charge* of barglary (here,
t * **
11 our
.3
|!p
day
moinigg accident. A searching gru uni, on Iho tdgn r i the great
# g gate M W tetecwetteg to- ” ^ ■ * 1 ,I*W te their Siriaever A'M ark*, agvisnlSural staUatkion
Th#
Mathews
hill
.llegud
r
t
,rlf
no
extended
line
as.
IIs
was
well
Pv_a r t tt - * .M m a _
r
V h l i l l p p am■ m I x a l . e h . l s . s * M l ,
l
Mr*.
.
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Fiddler waa being held a t'M ia m*i ' JMn W
which tha
- - - °Y I- A. T .I*. A. J. ........... "fl
Btcaue# th. burn kn«wn along th* Gulf Coast.
th* Hoard r i Commi**!on«x.f ... ..
Last
“
•son's
croo
was
UJ100.ing
well
was
on
an
isolated
k
are.
,
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C.
Canterun.
Bob
Cnle,
Wat
Inati
tut
ions
paid
lines
through wklcl
MO b a s e s t
1*,000,000 boxes
LADY ABTOM UNorptMIKD |
D. llehgoxL UJVt W ?. Ifnpkin* n,. e -ie n y was in Immediate
2# otevyr, rrimtnol • I o r n n g e i a nd UI.000.000 t« 0C0 o f the 121.000 puree -f.
h i « t in A r m c N .u u r
’ j
_
dte>v-r.
tort areniWJ tho fiver all day.
te
M U Us a*.
K
g J I
to^hik
piteo o f the property and egd
______
•find device, af eg.
grapefruit.
Tkis
year's
rs
I”na
tee
Biddle
teat
his
lif.
i*
— New.
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II— ,
rrilty. I am cosw 7tei
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Aalor had oolv * J
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any ai
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n T r e . , ^ K |
C O l i KTANDARD ar •vphwteM Prated lag , h . f , „ (A.P.I Jam** Thomas.
se entU
J*r , »—, -<
i.i__ » opponent. U o o m
wo. Id it s s w U l
_ . _m o*. J
r i ) lobar
Went
lie
-a*
warktef
—
Wcrick
j i t IflJAOOJMIO ami strain farther pnynsenu p a d *
IHtljnNGKORS. riniend. rue
-acexonvuK.. * i - in
hnapiui
e reman
Mepitri, wh— M
Iter
rn m w k n te T ^ te ctk l
Im* and r ^ Vm
- s r *ftote at u j» o .o o o .
IWo . making pee— ration’ to rv- Jark wivilK. w ., m a
th i .
m a . . of the *8000. Also.Ui d. I X - ( A-F > - ^ V n k o f F I n ^
tore ynterdav reffeiing from n to the Ron— * f
wsrid-wldxt did*
nt«« the w*U following th, lift, fte-tjn d skuil. rerolved Saturday
’• crop will ke from two lo
flu
JM Donator pon-| followo4 ptW r Rcanhnavtea r m
'
of
ir* . alurJny r i Uavoinur M ir* nirht in an automo'ite accident. in the Sutton dixuten yoatoedny. Y J
Inter In rit*tear. the Ofljf rrilahl. for BUS. f ^ d s f . l trire In s n e p e i f ^
Vofd
tor • mUittep sketdowu of oil Fhysirinoa dcn.rttod his cnadL
pwdod In thg U ansae Uona.
>trd y y tw lte jl
AV
prvduxtwa,
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ROBINSON HITS RIOTS OCCUR AS
HOOVER PLAIi AS IOWA FARMERS
Refuses To Approve It, Tuberculosis Test On
Believing It Hu r t s
Cow* Draws Ire Of
F e d e r a l Re s e r v e
Over 500 Marchers
.'J Southerners Placed
On (aoverning Body;
Will Meet Saturday
State 8 Exhibit Site'
At 1
h a i r Is
ITy IMCKOry
JI*'r,'U.
- ....... Bandits Terr o r ize
Vo.;"v,,k IndianaCommunily
rS ”Sr.uLi t3T:
' Fiicape With Money
Sanford Chosen As
PoKce Chiefs Busy Extension Ce n t e r
Themselves Wi th By S t a t e C o l l e p e
Plans For Fu t u r e
i
Funeral S e r v i c e s X;;..;? I ,'.1"*.
For T o r r e n c e To
Be Held Tom orrow ;
Will Bo Stuped Soon
,,n '
kW-,
w
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Band Shell I*ro»ram
To Be Held Wedne.sday
Shepherd To Lead
5
€ampbeU-Lo88ing
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Post For Next Year
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tm tM f
Mathews Files Sit tvi lived h*re re* ih* pa.i pt t)il field Fire Claims
Seeking To Prevet
Purchase Of Lane
Mlfer.
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11931 State Citrus Crop
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�FOOTBALL CONTEST
1 1 »r».
Sow the - f i p . r u - s t a n j
.1 the end o f t ho
in Ihe rare for th* foothol) ticket to the Florida-Kvr
to be played in Jackionvlll*. D»r 5. Each nam. lu'tad
torn in * list each week frt>m now 0n. in order |0 b.
th« priir. -h u h will u awarded to th* peraon having
•ra*r at the end of the aeaaon, Noe. 2*. 1931. Contei
will be dropped from thU Hit If they fai! to turn In th<
treet’a Ambition To
Pilot Championship
O u t f i t Is Realized
Contest Ends Second i
Week With Leaders
Slipping From Top|
Canteatant
ft. 6 . nmmmm. Jr.
_
llawLlM (• «M llr
.
M e n J r , the flrat. ti
N«l»«rl Ife-#L»
.
Jwo person*
I.
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.
to aelect nine out Of a po..ible
II winn.ra in The Herald. PickMllar.U H .I.kt
m— . . 1.m i.
.
The Winner conteet laat week,
r
.r e N airiw .
are thr .inner* of eoupona
lm#t«« «aa la
titling them to (I |n trade „
v*. j .
•ithrr (Kurchwell’s, one of San
ford’) trading department (Urea
or Woodruff am) Watson. m m ’.
•lylr renter. If i h 4 will call .1
Th. II.raid office, they will receiv. 1hr coupon#.
Out of th. HO per.on. la.t |
w»»k -mt in th.ir .elrctioni, only 1
f.ur w.rr able to pick ninr out ofII n inner.. BealJe. Ml*. Knigh'
an.l Mi Ma.on, Homer Little and
Ford llarii.on wrrr th. nth.. . . . .
■y KDW cRf) j. NKJL
12.—(A P .)~
Where the embattled Burleigh
Crimea (termed about on the
fltch ln , peak under a niid-.ummer
own korling
hi. .pittera an.l
adrvwo past th* bat. of the helpAtkiftK-. a cold rain fell yea
M m . Mildred Knight, and It. M.
8 T. LOUIS. Ort.
Only Saturday the ...n Ir .i
d e n i ew the right-hand v.teran
hit by hit Iqrrm I
Kr ha* Iera-n 'Irmanting
™
*■ 1 MB Tbw first SI.OOO.
000, w m i in five teat* h i* *lra*l
Wkwd at thrrr fim m all r«»nn,f
had a rhaiMf to arhirvr
tKa rrrttr.l he wart'e*! m
alsivp
fell *U« m hia ?W
> \ear« „ ( hair
hall, there
run*. til.\. world
champion.hip.
A nd Inning
.f t er innina o|*|
Sergeant Gnhby Street .aw hi>
-
•
SeWted '
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Coroner's Jury Says
Estridge ShouIdBe
HeldForGrandJury
(Continued From Pair One)
that he and CUlfaad Walker had
been playing golf; that they were
unable to driee their ear peat a
Ford rnepe (n the middle af the
road; that he did not eee Mr.
Eetridge face to face nor waa be
aura that it waa Mr. Eetridge;
that a Mr. Moran got eat o f the
Ford and tried to make the driver
let him driee; that whoever era*
behind the wheel finally drove off
in the direction of Sanford;, that
he and Mr Walker followed io
thcir car. end paaaed the Fvrd
coupe at tha intersection of the
Taola-Hanford road; and that the
lail he »aw of tha Ford wa.
through tha rear window of Mr.
Walker's car, and that be law
brad-lights of what be believed to
be the F >rd te.pe tig-aagtlngfr-rai
AM that i« part o f the rrr.,,,1
now —how the St
U . um
« t ll»r rltwr o f >mr o f
14a la a World Serie.. “ Pepper”
m*had away hia final trailing
•»•»««• at Dm. the ah,l gUn,
tlfW aad multltwD of nih*, gift.
4 a were .h ow .rej upon him and
maathid into a temporary atage
J * "l*epp»r’»" |H*krt. or where i
afar a hall player *tuw* hia 11
■M ay. ahorlly will he 1111(21. '
m* •hare, like that of T.l other I
L
wn..
£ ability
" Ih.
unfon""nn
With, Vr"
in
(faat ^lu|
drerlte 1 , ^ * 7
,tnP ‘ k* A a
i X T *
l,rk of •Uperiamr.
Twice °,rr| n, g r , t , beaten. Even
thouah th* youngster showed a
doplorahlo lack of .lu ff w|:h man
on base., G.kby had him warming
up in lh* ninth inning of the final
gam* after Grime* weakened, al-
h7
iu ami’
. 7 , WM
b» W
Wild
Rill llallahan
with
m H where agaiiut
th* wild vrakvo waa
*d fre*. Particularly
« w at Philadelphia,
i hit safety three
hi* cteats g homo
i
la tear o f th*
raaa, waa Coast*
RUag th* pitchers
Ua Ihr** llama with
J. H. i«lmew||p|brr
fl»U« fellWIrnm..
T. H Klulan
#
I . Ilryam. Jr.
r jjl r
w 4 lirrUhh. Jr
Nillr >*•»ill*
Mmlhrn Nrld
T. H, |jRi*g, Jr.
mil Prralan
%. I^qlrr
Hal»h TmUr
n. f*. 8IreI#
M«lp6 %. •m IH
Hr*. J
«||nep|pb
If nher t t|aam(mvk
Jmfca I M«rl#r
t . v%. if ak M
**« I.. I* I r f all# r
M. W. Harr
If. II. t'.J'rartfa
Kaaarr
Jmrl 8. | IrMa
Mlllr Thla^ra
« . T. I airJ
I'. II. Idan «nr
Kraartl* H raflalar
HUa Sara Maa*
II. H «%arr
llraJrU l.flra
I*. ItararJ Ralik
llrraarj lahr
*«ra Hrrlrk
tid e are the .core* of th.
fera. J. J. Kalghl
gainv* played Saturday which
•
>erlea
H. II. iarliMN
were included In the pick The
Hllllr
llaryrr
Winner Hat: Georgia 2fl. Vale 7,
Hrlra f'allhrrt
I’urdue 7, lllinoi. (»; lliike |.l,
%aary llaak
Viilanov* 0; Vanderhill 2«. Ohio
II. Y. Mnaaaltafgr
Mlhr H llama
j Slat* 21
Maryland il, Navy 0 ;
Pfcll I . tfaalrr, Jr.
l V. M. I. 13. C l'.dvl, 13. Sew*nee3.
Ma» a»maJ laatfrra*
19. L. Ila8 .r«
j Virginia 0; V. P I. IS. David.nn
On*a Hr( allrr
j 0; Auburn 7, Wi.ronain 7; Stanm il liraiarr
.
f'trd 13. MinneatU 0; I'leniaon 0, ofeUIr flarferr
j N. 0. SUtu 0 ; Florida 0. North ll«fU lakr
H»w. H. n. Jraalar.
j Carolina 0; N’olrg Dame n. N irth.
H allarr HkIJJma
wvatern (•; f ’arovgi* Te. h II.
' H laarrr
ll f f Hama
Georgia Tech II, Krntacky 16, W
Hm. J. U. Kir 14 ,
A I. 0.
9 m. H. K. femrrla
II. 11. Harr la
.
I C. State laat wgrk Fur three
MU# >arf»a
Jmrk llt llr a
.
quarter* thr Carolinian* had
9m. J. M. l.rHalar
outplayed and mitfigurrd Ihe
>*U H llllaaaa
%l6rrl Krlly
.
Gator* on r.ery aid*, although
« Iaa4 Kftl?
3h# Gator* did .teal lola at
W. I. Kafialaarr. Jr.
glory In Ihe aemnd quarter.
"IlMkaanh"
Branch and Slu«*er lirrd up lo
every line iU pralar ever writ
ten ahaul them, while Ike line
wa* doing •plendldly.'
'
t k e e ia a t
thrilling
o f m|i
U fe ft , rail ireI around Burleigh l»*
y m tha aawantk and final Kin ,r
j,* *
hrirtg the w .rlil rahm
M M M fe hack
to tha
N ational
y y 1 f# f
first
time aincr
J *
•''i. Ijfeli. cluh, undrr
■■M ferly dram atic m m litiona. I»es»
Naw Y ork Yankee*
by
thi*|
fefe*e M a rg in . f »ur gam r« to three
f m jraara a g o
.
p la y e r, • e a l'.rrd lo then
ta^ay, »om<* t*» t r ia l and
m t , aom e to work at the t r a d .)
• f their w inter m on ih ., . ,ntr i „
k a t and fiah. a few like Frankie
r y ie ch . ca p ta in « f the C ardinal)
L nfty G rav e, M b k e , C ochrane and
*1 nlm m oiK . o f the l r p . . | w m l.l 1
C ham pion., already fly in g
w e.t
W c r , we r lik l whrn we .;iid
W lH fo r the .t a n o f a Japerw -r
M o n d e would atage the beat
* H e w ith a team
o f ma.,,r
gam e in the South Saturday ?
„
A " <l h" " • * * e r r r ig h t! I drfy
*•“ <» l«C " Iwrk the p a g e . „ f
Nialory in I h i. .l a i c lo (he tea r
****** handed lifr d Ihe Cardinal. to fin d the rrrord . o f a gam e
hg th* b w it.tr.p. ,n tj1(. f|(|| fjv, ; with a . many thrill*. r hilU. and
game* from the |>,*aiti„n of on un
h ea rt-Ih u m p . * . that . e o r e h . .
•»»•*# Into th. favorite.‘ role.
i l . the G a to r , played with IIiojw
. lih a ct Mooe. Grove, the gr.at m a r tr lo u .
ra r h r r l.
SaU rtfa*.
teP-homier. , nd (•„ ,fa , K^rn
For that m atter. I doubt
if
■ ■ I . lha right hand are, finally there h a . heea a gam r in Ihe
Mgggad the inapired rhruting o f South In Ihe la.t five t e n r .
martin in the la.t two game* whelen I whlrh h a . fu rn l.hrd a . murh
aaa more hit would have broken
tn g rn aln e
«u .p rn -r
aad r t r l l t tha record he equalled for 12 •«fr
>ral a . that one.
two
Once during Ihune three quari l*r«, the Gator wall had thrilled
|>h* crowd of SHOO |,y holding un
the one yard line. thu< complete!y wrecking *11 the advance dnp*
that the Gators' weakest point
wa* It* line. Th* fourth quarter
opened with n tenaen*** that
gradually reached to th* farlhett
comer of the field, a* th*
H000 *rn<*d they were seeing hiatorv made. Imagine the linking
Holing) in the hrarl* of th* Gator
fan* a> the Tarheel) marched th*
ball right down the field to the
Getor one-yard Un*. Bui, also
liy to imagine th* rrowd'a de
light when the line held end th*
ball went over, far th* second
time of th* afternoon!
•Ml •*«! Iwo on.
. Th' r* . ^ * mr0 M inclination,
^ 7 p ,r" Marti*’, failure
lo bit safely |n th* final two
(ames, tu take frim him th* hero
honors h* won by dominating th*
T ? * , T* 1 *“ “ ° f th# aorles. IIU
rtereet rival# war* his teammates.
Grime, and !lalteh*)i, who pitched
four great victories between them.
It was sweet ravanga t * Grlote*.
tho stoim center of tho I960
aerie*, beaten (wire then though
ho teased two flre-hlt game*. He
J1* lobby *f a hotel in<
FhUadelphla, smiling a two-day
trawth af whUkera sera pod from
hM fare, aftar hia flrat conquest aad that thalr chancy* of wing
a f thl* series, a tww-Ut classic.
osar OaorgU, AUkoma. Georgia
“ They ow* me another aaa." he J fb . Aaburn gad the rest Are
the*. -Tha kiw , f averagre
rant b . hastes. r « gat tkma two nartMta la dene soon. Whea this
fir* hitters bach.” .
He choas a rrest spot (* prara
NAbMaal Laagoe, ri**.*
U f appraaaar fog tha flrat
lima te flaw years, Ja thankful to do a hotter tt ta T fo t 2 i
af
day hath far Grtma* tad tha tew
'«
CHIROPRACTIC ADDS life to
yean and year* to life. Dr. W
E. McDoogaU, Floral Heights, S
Sanford Ave. phone 663-M.
2— Lout
U)ST; Gold lingerie claap with
name. "Erm ine’- Finder pleaae
return to Herald office.
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For Plvaiurv and Profit.
ih^ r«»1lovl»w taarrth*<j property
In H«r»Inula n asty, rlorl
RAISE CAST0REX Rabbit., tbv »■Ituatrfl
. lotwii
World’* wotular fur animal. W*
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tilt lu M lo lenflg W’tXhd
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Thr aaM land ^alojr awaaaarj at 11)4
tract at GOOD ptiev* for all you a.t.
o f xtl* Iiauanc4 nf aUrh C4f ,
ral»# from our. Stock. Small In- • l / 'f * ';
IN. I»»m« at M ATM 5W
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certificate
n.tm ent now in O^R Rex Rah- •hall P
h . r .d r .io « d acenrdlng In law
bit* will maka you independent l a . ilrad w ill I n n tu «r.n n on th .
■•r at N uvem b.r A. D . m r .
American Caatorex
EnUrpri**, •'Nw n‘neaa
m r o frie lsl
alenatura
Box 1670, Orlando, Fla.
and Mai tkl. 1h. Itth. day uf Sap.
Itmk.r. A- D. lilt.
9 0 — Rabbittfl
10— Flowera and IManla
b 0 jt SALE:
Phone 539.
Cabbage
plant*.
H>H SALE: 1(0 thouaand Special
ceUry plant*. Call
or •**
Cli/fbrd Walker.
FOR SALE: 200,000 apocial cilery
planU, ready to pit, E.
I.
Brown, Durdall A rt.
(HUAI.)
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T.
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riurni.AM.
Clark f *lr«*iiit Court
4 f a l i i u l t County.
Klortda.
n f: A. M. W ct'K B .
n. C.
I HOTEL
FOR SALE: 100,000 Stoke* apeeial
ralery plant*, ready to le t
Phono 62S-J or 164.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE a
a f battery. I U W. Klrmt
FOR RENT
Garage Apartment.
Adulte only. 107 E. 6th. Street.
Phone 662.
i
a^ wmw^^
(Contiquod from Pag* Oat)
aad vie* Industrie*.
‘ pretty
w a ll
intoxi
Chief Mac Cleveland, who r*reived th* telephone call at po
. . ‘ •^Saartere, aad told mb■tantlally *ho earn* itory aa O R.
Eetridge. H . also laid that k* be
lieved Mr. Eetridge to be inloxiCfeUd.
E. H. Anderson, night police of
f c»r. who teelifted that h. at•Uted In quieting Mr. Eetridge,
» h o wa* U a high condition of
excitement, aad who he said was
latex tested.
,
Georg* Gray, mwtorryrl* pollc*m*n. ah* arrivad at the E*
tridga ham* with Mr. Anderaon;
who wa* tefotad admittance bp
Mr. Estridga who aatg “ If yau gat
U* youll hmig to 6, ^
th# door
«Nwn. Officer Crag later catered
h*m# aad aaaiated la quiet!og
Mr Eetridge. Ha aiao teetiflad
l~ * Mr- Eitridga waa iaterkated.
, . Ck4*L o f
K*y a William*,
** Ik,
Uu ^
who ardered Mr. EaUidga taken
u J*n. Cktei wmtaam-alao told
•* a» Upaadgatleu M aad* at tha
M*a* aad stated that Mr. Katrldg*
waa thoroughly Intoxicated.
WANTED SALESMAN ‘ WITH
CAR to take order* and dallear
home na.-emltiea on old eeUbtUked
route In New Smyrna. Lee*burg.
Euatia and TltuattM*.
Steady
worker* ran itart taming $38
weekly and iaereae* rapidly. HuvIm i * on almllar route* da MOOO
annual bualoaee. Some eeUblbhad
60 year*. Reply Immediately giv
Ing age, occapatloa. raft reace*.
Kawlalgh Induetrie., Dept FABF-6I-T, Mamphle, Tenn.
To-Night
Last Times
WANTED TO RENT: FurnUhed
garags apartment Moat bo
reasonabte. M. L. M. car* Herald.
FOR BALKt Antlqwa a*d i
furaituro, 330 Oak A ra.
9100 DISCOUNT—an credit momoraadom o f new Plymouth car
far qatek tala. Bog X X Herald.
tii
C O LB
v* r_ », *» -1[”
few 9
Charlfc ft
WIlHah. all raatdegtg at tha viclaL
»P. » h a testified that Mg. Eatridg,
coaatdaraH* axe It*meal
N ftrrlTtd Im w " i t o i i i f
“DAUGHTER
Ml T Wo mlaiod that
J U d O y T S
0, Vaaderhilt aortato
SaJt-sU r r s * 5 rr team*TTTS
are - -7K5
—
£
F ou n d
arrfptl.ia, M g l r i a i ,
O rdered Up For
IVIal Tom orrow
n ui
and
LANEVS DRUG
^ p o n e Gunman
*—
Da.
'» IN. kill at
, ”Co'V ‘ * • wUI
= <HXr.|.,
64 «■
i
* a#rr**
ISKA Ll
letter of thank* and congratula 13 te 0. which waa expected.
tion* to Bachman and hi* bojg,
for their great ahuwlng Saturday,
Old Knut* Rockn* must »vt*ly
have nodded an approving h-od In
Back la th* r**l of the th* dlroctlen o f Soldier* Field,
games. Georgia'* craahiag de Chicago, Saturday alternoon where
feat of YaW by a IT I# 7 .core, hi* Notre Dam* warriors were
waking them the only team la played to a *<or*l*a* tie by a
the werld to boat YaW Ibrto fighting
Northwestern
a-itflt
straight games, eertaialy estab which almoet scored a victory.
lished th* Georgia oalfll aa tho Th# Irishmen outplayed their op
pick af lb* sooth this year. ponents In every department In
AMI* Booth aad iwmpaay are a game, pleytd In tb« rain and
as •et-ap* far any team, aad mud bafor* 78,000 pareoae, which
whoa you roaaldev that the waa anally tha most oataUndmw
Georgia** had U travel IMS ■port event a f tha
m i fall
■ite* aad aU tkat-boaweyl all sMsoa. Th* Itlehmen'i string of
■IU* aad all that hateaay «0 victories is thus halted, atwhich la areally dished out thoogh defeat has yet to rate# its
who* a team laaaa, yaa’ vt got n glj head. Wa still feel confident
ta hand It te them, aa wall aa that Hunk Andereon'a boy* w|(j
feat gsad beea as* Ihoy cam* com* throagk Ueir rtrrtn with
fr a « tha gaad *M Southland. out defeat, and that tha* will
Jim Stslaaff aad Dirk Maxwell ■tart n*at Saturday when they
’
hath accempoated tho team play Drake.
- - h
narth, ha) wa hadn’t ladrwed
Ula a orslag whether they saw
•*1laa or aaC
S
r v n n
OVKfUfTHKKT LAND COMPANT a
corporation, Cu«iplaintnt._
’
I— Bag Ingag S e r d t a
Katrldg*
cated.”
With the gam* aaly a matter
of t few mlnatre, try lo imogla# th* iitaation whea, after tho
Punt oat of daagvr, Carolina
aaala adraaced (he ball u (ha
Florida five yard Mae. Haw
ahaat tk* mlUtea hearl-beala
aad prayer* that were ritlag
above Florida Flald there la th*
leagthealag shadows whea, with
•aly a miaul* left (a play,
Rraariv had moved Urn ball to
th* the** yard line, followed a
half miaale later by (Hamer,
who had put It aa th* aa* yard
Uaa! Aad the*, Imagiae If yaa
«•*. th* yaadaaMalam which
rtm .
LOST: Gold wriat watch Sunday
at the 100. Reward If returned
Notice le hereby a
hi 101 E. 10th. St.
K lrlTII A. Jt i s km. |,.rrfu
C.rtirirai. So *«|. gau
LOST: Cold-rimmed ey* glas.ri «'*y of Joly.' A. 'll”
.r r t l f l r a l . In
between pin.hunt and Gold* wild
ha* m ad . applleatt
oc.org
boro. Reward if returned to Hgr 10 U .u.
a»ld r.rtlflv a ta .n
aid Offlre.
low ing I . e r i k M p
In Kfbi IuoU ctHintr,
LOST OR STOLEN:
Blue .peekled fvmr
Ikiuth,
reasonable reward,
m s
; n , r , p ; 'H ? c "
r. 1/1
Shop, 106 W. Firat St.
If.*. V f l 7* Nefawlh w w ftt lb.
iHiZ V *7 ? '“ “ no. «r look cert in.
r a t . In the name o f I'M KNOlVs
t n l . . . r.u ) c e r t lflm ti ahal> b. ra.
MC/mtllijf to |(w tk*
1V29 CHEVROLET COUPE. New deemed
W illi..... l k . r . , 1 “ a 'tha J r , V * »
Paint New Rubber. (326. Near
»> ltn»t« my
•lVn8(qV«
ly new Harlcy-Davldaon motor
cycle. Reel A Sona. Myrtle Ave.
M m iliw n la pilot rrrn o n . world
MtlehoMer gr.w
brighter
and
b rig h te r
••ok
LlBQAt N tm C K S
i* f w r t r r
i
f.lJ t e . V l t i l
▼
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D r iv e r s
driver" have been held dp W, rlRfile. Jolaeftera fiv e re
viled him (or her, is l|. fcmlttntta the edge)- CJftooflWs
h*ve viciously depicted him. Editorials have condemned
him. Husbands have vilified him. But the “back scat driver"
has persisted in his obstinacy, ban continued td begotiate
hie automobile by means of a party of the aecond part,
known commonly as the driver, In spite of the httiQtnerablc
campaigns -which- have been conducted hgainst him.
.
Now b« la to have his Inning. The Supreme Cmrt of the
state of Florida has ruled ;nai Inerc is a place is every
automobile for a "back peat driver.” In an opihiap writ
ten by former Chief Justice Terrell, it Is held t u t any
person riding in an automobile driven by another has a
duty to perform, and is not relieved of any responsibility
to look out for his own safety Or to warn the driver of
danger apparently not seen by him. The decision waa ren
dered in two Dade county cases in whkh the Florida Motor
Lines, Inc. were being sued by the widows of two njen killed
In an accident. The court held that the bus line wag not to
blame for the-collision in which the men were killed.
The important part of this ruling. ** wc see it, is that
persona riding in automobiles, merely as passenger*, not as
drivers, are not absolved of all responsibility for what may
happen. At dangerous corners, at railroad Intersections, at
I
I
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AMD LUNDBKRO
rferald Trlbooa
Finn* wklrb here b m » pending
thow*and* and tnouaaoda Of doIUr* monthly nn tadio adverti*|*g
■re at lent waking up to U>a (act
that such eipendtturea are ditappoltiting and unrntfol.
Aanouacrrnrnt wag made, Friday
by tha Natl mat Hognr Be(Jniag
Company that it waa ,eliminator
commerr ial frat urea and anaouocemcnf* (mat Ila radio M M t pad
t i r M tlatemia to read the m m pa i m t . l o r their adrartiaaaieaU.
A aenaible thing |o do.
Radio fane hate reaeatrd loading
the air drwn wkh commerriallxed
proamro*, and w w A m la l *u-
Tka tradition laat week of a
comprehend** p lii of ceiskJMile
and financial rehabilitation fa the
domeitle and foreign •phare by
PreaMmt floorer brought about
an nprtuh in the leading fia**cial
and commodity market
tk h .t
•bowed eooflualeely the change In
aentlmenl from glootrt to hep*.
Weeks ef declining market*, bank
ctoaSrea, boarding of cerTeney, for
eign gold wUndrawnti and grad
ually intenaifylng preaaure of liq
uidation to *11 market* had com
bined t i make tha sltnation crlt-
» —’
( o w n n ililt M N b e n i k i M
Durine
P * « two year* largl
■obu hart been diverted trot* lagitim oU adrertiilng ehanneU to
radix and m i l l bore been dis
appointing
M o tftn T
Convenience*
_
*
iYt Acres Bearlrt*
O ran ges
Ready for Handling
1000 Chickens
VISIT
SPENCER’S NEW DAIRY
Oa Country CItb Road
1
dents, A passenger who allows a driver without protest to
pass a school bus without stopping is as much to blame in
the event of an accident as the driver.
Thcfe are too many accidents occurring these days for
snyono to escape responsibility. As Justice Terrell points
out, “In primitive society the law or courtesy of the rogd
was of little consequence. The cave man knew it not, neith
er was it a necessary purt of the learning of Itobluaon Cru
soe on hi a island. Even our fathers thought little of it
whe/i the iftgge moved only once a week from Washington
to New .York and once a month from Washington to Boston. But In our day with the good road, the motor car, the
railroad and the other devices for transporting persona and
property and both moving hither and yon in every direc
tion at all times of the day and night, the law of the road
has assumed a place of unusual importance in our legal
codei ,,.i
"Tha year preceding this records 33,000 deaths, oneJ L Buddha brood* with half-*hut half million accidents, over one million injured and the loss
of other millions in property to the credit of the heedless
‘Ty, 'ey*.
From Nagasaki; hy wh" ■« •Ida
|Incautious driver. This is a tremendous lull, most of which
A , Chrlut /mm Ktvlllt hang* cmtld have been avoided by the exercise of courtesy and the
‘ -f ,
crucified;
observance of the law of the road on the part of the Indi
Aad Ot*r again*! them a batUrad ] vidual driver. Too often those who are circumspect In the
Jo v.
observance of (he amenities of polite society suddenly in
From a Roman villa’* treaxuracome obsessed by the rule of the survival of the fittest the
* . ( t trovr.
Tk*M three at lra*t irrm happy minute they grasp a steering wheel. Respect for the law
of the road Bnd the exercise of courtesy are the only safeli»reOoda can *grt« when no men ara guards ta molor traffic and will do more to protect than
all the traffic cops the roads can be policed by,
*
n*ar.
Ah, little- (ha god*, whtn thry
"The law of the road is now embraced in statute*, ordi
mad* man, •
nance* and regulations, Is piumulgated for the protection
r«law lb* theologian!
Foi111*
of life add property. It Is an essential part of the common
her*
#f«* la hu.hed that long da- knowledge of every traveler and he who goes on the hlghButtt h
. ’ Of « » e j with rread; forgot tha way and negligently or otherwise fails to observe It does
so at his peril,” Justice Terrell concludes.
,
h(te,
A strong position in defense of the rights ot others,
The (ll el* of gnaahing argument,
Where nelllnc knew what other in Insisting upon the observance of the rules.of the road,
either meant,
[win go a long way toward the prevention of accidents.
. Aad thn*e lharper plea* for the "Back seat drivers” , while often obnoxious, and sometimes
,)
duller brain,'
to over-exercise their, prerogative#, naveftbales*
-- Th* r#rk, the gibbet, and tha inclined
havn th
e ir place
n l* r. In
In the
th* wdrlrf.
wrfrlrt i' - ^ '
.. .
have
thetr
yi - ,< chain.
r ------v
04 now nn Trinity could he
And See For Yourself W hy
O a r Bacteria Count In
Maintained Ultder 10,000,
U. S. Slahdnrd For
CERTIFIED MILK
Little Acorns tn The Orient
»"!
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t
Tbs'post haa reminded the work] that giant oaks from
little acorns grow, which is another way of saying that
mountains scnetlmes develop out of molehills. It is recalled
that the World War atarted over the assassination of an
Auatrlsn archduke, a trivial thing in itself compared with
S P E N C E R ’S D A I R Y , I N C .
country, ind that many Ictfar* of
:n*. Invft'tnent vehlrlt* »*«ry
I'll 01 !>nind, lurh a* high grid*
indii.tr a* and railroad bond*.
•tala *n-l municipal bond*, cannot
h* liquidtUd ta readily, and In
tlmas ot dlatre** cannot te a*
readily placed a* Trilateral loin*,
•Imply n trlu -r It la known that
th* Federal |{***nre do** not
•tand rtady •• a /Inal agency to
taka lh*m. Wcr* the Federal Re*erva empuwered to *£r*pt them,
it I* thought, their UgKldRy would
Business and P ro f essioiial
ATTORNEY
ELECTRIC SHOP
LUM BER
H. S. White
Randall Electric
Company
H ill L u m b e r C o .
Atlomry-el-Law
m o r i:
Upon accepting for dlwmini Im
mobilised laaeta t h e Nattanah
Credit Corporation will *l*n de
mand a note |nrfoT*ed by thqihduh
receiving ***i»tane«. The .rate
charged for the eetvlra W F M
rather high, or punitive
fp m
banker* de»erihe |t. Thla will I*
•o that th* liquidation at an eaffj
date o f |o«na extended by th# cor
poration velll be dtiiribl* from the
viewpoint of th* debtor bank* and
aha i f that th* Impreaalon will
fioi.n
ex p o r ted
N ?W YORK. Oct. I.7.— (A.P.)—
Gold LrnutHliiu reported Hatur
_ by
_ <h* federal reserve beak of
day
New York >twwed a net derrea**
of IJji.aefl.Uuo tn atoeka of th* met•I kelil here. Export* for th* day,
Including an Itwreae* of $23,400,OOcy In gold cm' marked for fartlgn
•reotait, amounted to t70.tA8.000
whili import* totaled 114,703,800.
tumed horn* from Tifton,
wher* she haa bean tha iu**t of
h*t w rtq U , . I k . * . <
Phltamfar fhaa* K*m, Mnator
(ram P#wna)lyga|a a*d aoerttary
of atate under Pmldent T*fl,
died *ud*l«nly af 'OtW o’flock laat
avaalng at hi* ham*- tn Washing
ton, D. C. If* waa *trkk*n with
paraly.la aftar de*c*ndlng th#
ilalnray on hla way to tha dining
room for dinner and paaaed away
IB mlnutf* later without ttgalnlag
conaelouaiws#.
# *
Prim# Mioiatar Lloyd Cearga I*
Preparing fo go la Waahington,
O. C, I# attand thq tmpondlpg coytilAili Tn %hm IViA«nwh(U J in a n hu o m m i i l u a at«vu m au nwaif. f*r#M« on HmitaMooa « r V ^ U L
m«nt* and Far CaaUrn ,q««iU««*
and It L ' undent >od that' un(**y
legal fight. It wllt’ tak# mor*
unfoiaaaaa dlffkultka t r l t t h *
I any axtra two dollar* a galwill ba tkax# for.ika opening j^e^lo buy o ff District Atlornaj
305 First National
„ ^
Building _
BEAUTY SHOP
FLOR1ST
Powder Puff
Beadty Salon
. STEWART
fa?4;i»»alvadj'
kr*
1M_
g
mnet a*
ith laat
i’r y J H
;’e
'T T
i 113
w
&
0
.
106 Magnolia
Printing of distinction t i
. 11 . , iitj ■
reasonable costs.
Phone 104-W
814 Myrtle Ave,
Phone 148
BARBER
FURNITURE
RADIOS
Wagoner Furniture
Uo.
PHILCCS
We Boy or Trade Uaed
Automotive Electric
Company
502-804 Sanford Ave.
Phone 774.
Oak and Second
Phone 238
Cafe — Sandwiches
GARAGE
SERVICE STATION
AngeTs Eat Shack
Phone 502
B k i^ tn k and Theee
Fimotts Hamburgers
Maffett’s Garage
Triangle
Service Station
Standard ~
Barber Shop
W . E . H o m o , P ro p .
Open 10'A. M, to * A. M.
Guaranteed Repairing
By Experts.
Hanford and Geneva
Park and Cbmmefelal
$36.50 and up
*
P#rk aad ttn irk Ara.
«e*#d by L U . F ran
■Dad Jw*t nit b a r
Groceries— Meata
Stouderimfre’g
»W E A
aUmtod will be a * »
riarato* end will m
. The
Cut Flowtht — I ’ll
* Floral Designs
Lola MIHe'r, Prop*
T E N Y E A R S AG fai f O b A Y
‘aria had tta point* aftar all.
Imagine being akanghaUd to
p r in t in g
Herald Printing Co.
Poultry—,8m Foods
fan-----r '1 Being shaaghaled
>
The Florist
Cash Grocery
tu n ed from Groan*boeo, s.
what* ha hi# bean tpandlng
SMt tea day*.
Mri aad Mra. II. R. Eta
motored to Lakeland 1 >e»t»
fa* tk* A f .
Ataordlng to Huparf
W. Lawton, Un Boar
InaUadlon I* plinnfi
a ntgkr vocational *8
rlfd SMB. Tha flrtt cl
13tb a n d H o lly
Electrical Wiriag and
“ W e ara fit oil .than glad
Repairing
to aaabt. you in Eay.wRjr
General Electric
with your building needs'*
refrigerator
ZIP SERVICE Photff 135
112 Magnolia ,' Phone 113
Beat Frank Meats,
id tqUtoriiH. V
Agents
Geo. C . l i s t e n . M g r.
•* era situation bad seemed to bo sleeping for a spell with
b* hopes that It would clear up wlthaut, international conflict.
ck But the Japanese decided to show the Chinese that they
were still on the.Job, and so damaged some university
ta, buildings and killed a few Chinese,
ih"The airplane.attack waa In retaliation for something
dx, the Chinese did, Japan explains, and this sounds like those
early reports at the opening of the World War. Nations on
the offensive can generally find an excuse for any outrages
or*
commit, Washington considers action, but what it doea
to not know. Certainly the country hopea the marines won't be
Did dispatched or a battleship and the nation called to the col
or- or* for tho safety of Aim .
Jw,
....
, "China protests. The league council decides to meet
and ponder, the carious situation again. Chinn may keep on
protesting and the league may continue to meet for discus-
jr, couldn’ t you get u * a -tot
nthuilaam over balng.«#at; »e
n ." l o maka Urn wwe|(4 #af#
Worth investiiation
A t A ll H o u rs
froMit and than depend upon
win, and may all Uw real of
■andldate* gal mad and toot*
Automatic Water
Syst&it In Chicken
Yards and foF
Garden
f.
Inspect loo In v ite d
»
£ / Mor* at one than ar« theaa thr#4.
Was feel the Impartial aplder *pln
Her lubtle well on rheek and chin.
J r No h»e»n**-*moke, no loud
T*
g P. j e ' Drum
t 1• Equal* tha quiet of ■ mueeunt,
Where every age worn clwity
; r From hi* own print!* find*' eaae-
NICE HOME
nce
Welborn’a Shop
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P A G E TH R E E
|t‘:*4 T
Activities
MrsXudwig Has Party
On Birthday Of Son
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OVIEDO NEWS
MHane To Show Movie Father Of Mrs,Baumel
t Featuring Oator Team Is Buried InBrunswiek
By Mr*. 3. R. Wslarlghl
Entertaining m h.ino, at her
On Fn«lav evening, Oct, 2, In
Of fie# TelopheM 148. /on, John Ludwig, Jr . who cele Ihv arhuiil »iij.tit)ii mm ihc In-cnm-f
brated hi* first hiithdai anniver ing nf fuels ,,1
r the tNlfilo I®. T A.J
sary recently. Ur. J..tu, Ludwig W^r IUi*tall»eI with a short hut
was hostess ,i s hnih.lay party liaprrjsne u■•■ninny conductesl by
given on Sat rdsy afternoon at Mm.
county chairman of
her home on Na^i-sus Avenue. P.-T. A i.i --onimolt* C'ounty.
Throughout
the
a
Her
noon
the
lit
Tht* offuer* instnlletl Ar«; ofm.l
Sanford player* « f contract!
TUESDAY
Mr. end Mis. Sandy Anderson tle guests enjoyed gs eaa and,
vrrsity ol Fh'fi
. A meeting of tka FldalU Class t rid re wilt be Interested t j learn' and H M Scott spent ((,, weak- conteets on t(-e lawn, I'Hies in j I*. K HoinI, y •■xhLut; Prof. M. J.|
.511 of Hun t.,
Ia
n
-),
fn-t
that
Mrs.
Kara
I*
Geffckcn,
an
tit*
jin'i&jilrni;
Mrs.
o f tka P in t Baptist Chorth will
end in Miami on business.
the peanut h u n t urie so sided to. 5V. J Law ttin •pi f ftry, And Mm. \»|!l Ha* rnri
,b k*U at • o’clock at Lba home association teacher and rme al the
i Helen Stimthnff Gladys Isle Pip Ka then tip \\ jilk.i, treasurer.
CtTllf H ( Hli I'll"'’ 1
V
M r* Hamar Little, TM Waal outstanding teachers of the foreGeorge Weinstein will leave to- pin, Cbarle. Csmei,,n and Paul I Rev R \\
!*i«ff. wh • k
ins
system,
baa
bean
appointed
by
Ihckcrt
conducted
at Street.
|th*
Kly Culbertson to open a train- ; night for New York City to spend 1‘rlolJ, lr
**’i i ii r, n ft.c which |ft»m-«*r .<•
,. A # Aaarlan Class of Uia First lag i<hie| for candidate teacher* I a short time un business.
At t laic lour the guests were |h* rsmtli ,| o.i ■iiflcicnt committesss >r*rw . \| R.
nptlat Ckarth will meet at 1:30
In Jacksonville. Qualified candi
t
fnr rr|M>ii. ui,| it.^n urestiltesl tu Liiir *4^1■li>
.(felack at tka homa of Mr*. Ray dates who have lakin the special
Friends „f .Mrs Finest Kn.pr ^•,hh' ' ' ^',, h' ," " ,
romn j
i_ III
in
th** nefrt»«hmtnt lib it wan |Ihf arhiml t-t"■ in w stag* rs|ui|>- *•r i1In1i*i - ut
Hotly A n u ta, with Mr* course or stood examination from j will regie! to lesrn .a
thata she i»
in hii» r«*pon*‘ •*4‘t thn, v* 111 t»i
un*h a lurgr pink pAp**r |men! I*r..r i
Mri. B. H. Anderson and
Mr*. Oeffckrn will recelee certi i1 at her h„nie. .Mi) I'srk Avenue. ' ro«# *hirli I, •ifitaiviml favor* for ipa, ina«1 t»o il Mifntion of the
Marika Smith aa kaafoaaaa. fiesta*
f ^Rrh of ilia*
I
mn-t rnmmittc- in#> hi* 1 wurkeJ And
1.15 K N
M 55 I IM \|.
Young Woman’ ) AoxUlary
Other instructions in prellml- j Mr. and Mrs R..v tj. Williams j »tj«ut t!V living inoiiH of Mr.*, gecurtif Hi* ■
|.r»p( rtiac. An
tka First Baptist Church will
narr and advin-ed course* will be 1 motored to >’t. Petersburg today , IauJw;i(;"a hivii* ronwjotrtl of pink in tm —tnip i * , ,n. preuaeed by
AK RO\ .n it, *i
i,
* \ j•oat at 7:30 o'clock at tha church. given. The prelimlnsry course:t where they sie attending the ponur* and f**rn K**( n-«hm* ntg wart* tho rhaiMi'it'i i i i 'grams, Mr.
M:*I S I’ i 11*’
'Mtirr hr a
! Tko bOalna** and social moot erne 1st* nf eis lessons entirely]1 lice chicts' convention
I *rrvrd bv {hr ho-btb-w-*, a- L'tfd i»y Jitf' l.*'ii»l»A’ •fieri h lUvwn*tL I'unn •’ f th.- fU'tviii)1 i'
' f a i f Hun
ing o f th* Daughtara of Waalay covering the
approach-forcing
solo* hy Mi
1•*•<" IT HoA Ar Alit1 ■t 55 i4‘*hirTR*i,,i i
|| •)»*»•, w*i
\5'imhi%h and Tom 51m W H StrM»rt.
CUaa of tho P in t Methodist system of bidding and leads. | Mamicc
MU* 1 hie 1. • L.nntori w#r«' rnif »i niv.l m Tit*v4 - * .. , harsf<‘
»e v
Chunk will ho
hold at
8:00 Cla.se* are to hr made hy appoint-, Meredith .vii*. j . i *
AfPHf ini; t fir noNtruA *n ^r.tn Joyed Mr- \\ aicAt
Kitrirt chAir ••I nn«{ip p |> t«*ir ' , •
r , „ in t
eeal1 noiitl
at 55 inter Ha«rn. |tiaining th irumu R ffr Mn H man of 1* 1 V II 1 Prof. T W
airlock at th# lllnnawanka Coffee ment and will be held at Mr* .,'™
4i«!rici titdft s.t ■ i >
vi’«ii<i
Shop with M n. J. P. Hall, Mrs. T. Geffcken's studio, tdJS Challtn, » f "■ lle|o Sunils
day.
K Fipptn, 51mi Knrik Mflinfh, LftWftrll
c ,v . .|ilrn<Hil talk.
•lit> !!**
, -.ti
*-»i,* tii i
L. Salliesn, Mrs. C. F. Bisnan, Avenue, in Jacksonville.
5fr*» Fhilip i; Kills’ h, Mr*
to All ApiMv-ti■»! 14»* HldiciVA
V t*H I 4 111 JU IO iM l
. |
(
|fig.1
M r* Oroear C. Sparring, Mr*. II
Mrs, Geffrken na> taught and
Mr, nn| Mrs i || Smith, who
Mi* Jilin I.mlv.is', 5fr' ! A rlvv r
•t in
Hy lit- # KN|1l I l H ^ h t l f i
t
m i|III)
..
M Maas and Mils Alene Chop- lectured in A.hcvillc three lertur |have b e .ii re s id in g si 31I.V W e s ' Fri*fi itfRinit. Mr# f'rur, 5Ir j tie Mi*' 1
” 1 ul, in eoptnmc1 ft l HUM I ’ n if r
,*
\ n , ,,t
ing seasons, st the Asheville Sisteenth Street, h.n. moved to Fi.*tl tiurnrr. Mm . J, K W alhirl WAI RH
man aa hoatasae*.
’ ll !*'At 111’ 43f th*’ 11»■Hi MU | I 'll u l 1
Country Club and teaching it the 507 I'srk Avenue to nmko Ihvii ■ml Mrs. Pan: Priflil
WEDNESDAY.
pioif mm 51 •’
i’ll.■non of thi^
. Tha Literature Department of Ashevill. Woman'* Club. She i* home.
i THo*«* im itnj *n M YMth Ihia1 meeting th*
i<l t i* wa# imrit* l
tk* Woman's Club will hare iU nit only a recognirtd authority on
Hnnor irimt 'trrr Kilward Hurt.! Into the low*-* hit a hi*r»* vwfrrah* t * 1 5 1.51 S 1 t it iP t \ i , tc I t t 111 IV
fh st mealing of the season In the the Culbertson system of contract
nn«
r,, .S I* *Kaihmnr Hurl. Mnrtha Wight.,
'n honor of ihr
• il.A R i.lM 1 1 \
t
lit
j ;
efnk hauae. The but foes* session bridge, tut has also full knowledge
ii rr thr
Wat hen. Jr., Flnin I*radieK. Hrhf*f»I flit hM ,5 /nni|i nf nf tr»*
* 5 p I
T i \.
I, , .i ,
I I;|r
will ba held at 3:00 o'clock and nf a!| rccogniied systems, inrlud\|ro
vi*| Pharlr* Camernn, Paul PnoM, Jr * tlve vmiiiit
d ill ba followed b* the program Ing the new official system*.
m KKial Fmnrii IVioM
Marion llrrhai.j punch anti
far the afternoon.
Audrey Uach. I’hvlln Ilach. Hcnrv
Miss Finn He
Height •<
THURSDAY
?
Richter. Jr , Fran cs Cobh. Frank land,*.
Tka Grammar School P.-T. A.
(' R ttai-h, Jr parent-, in itvt
5lra. Harv*.\ t l..\t.r.
i# en- Meisch, Jr..
n- ••i I
Will meet at 3:30 o'clock at the
Mr and \1
rntite t her h«*m«* in llavam. Gladys I-le f’ ippm, I'eggy Ann
Mhool auditorium. A special pro
I'lpym
Noll and dnugbt r*
, Puhft, from 1'nytomi JH-a, hi n «• Pippin, Elirahcth
gram has been arranged end nn
**»
the irue-it thi< m«mini* of 5!ri* t Stewart Dorothy .stewsrt, Iicorc the g lest- of
IL ». .
informal reception for the tench- 1 birthday anniversary, M i- Sara F, Stahl ut h»r liofne on Pari Dorner. t baric- Thur-ton and Friitnv.
•it it
Ellen
Russell
i-liter
I
lined
a
num
Will ba hald.
.Avenue.
Mrlen SKnolhnCf
T I . I ug.
,
regular meeting of Semi- her of hre fiien .s witti a partv on
Chapter No. 2. Or.kr of Eaat- Monday afternoon at hrr home, 1 Carl PricHle.------of llaranu. Cuba,
ern* Star will be held at the Ha 7la Myrtle Avenir . During the
afternoon indoor and outdoor who ha* been YtMtinj 5fr a.nl ,
sonla Tempi# at 7:30 o'clock.
game* werr enjoyed and contests ^Mn. <*. F Stahl ml (hair humi im
PRIDAY
wetr participated in. Betty Jo A l ' F'ftfk .5 vpnjf, ha a four to New
The W. C. T. U. will meet at
derman nus pn * ntud wit), a York ( ’ity to «proil about a month
&:00 o'clock with Dr. Elisabeth
priia for esrtllintr In on# of the I before returning home,
Tracy, 2002 Grandview Avenue.
contests,
Al the refreshment hour llnl-1 Mrs. Frank Mci-ch. snd son
lowe’en favor* s i r , presented to, Frank. Jr , Mil, f red Brand:,
the guests and icfrrshmenU were Fred Hrun-l, Jr , Hi„| ||grn),|
served by the hostess* sister. Mrs. McUrh motored to Si Augnst'im
By ETHEI. MYOTLAINK
Gl. nn Whittle, and Mis* Ruth j (Sunday abvri they vt.iied Mu*
Mrs. M. V. Evans has been ill Whittle. Thoa# present were: Sara I Con.vtnnco Meiscli, w|,., .it e U,|, Ut
at bar homa on Lake Mary.
Ellen Ru im II
Martha Telford . 1J „ , 0ph', Arnd-n-v.
,
Mr. and Mri.- II. M. Gleason and Helen Courtlamler, Mildrej W ell",'
Mr and Mis. Winston llayrs.
(UughUT, Etta Jana, Mr. and Mrs. Violet. W^ll*. Florence Well*. Uet
Rohart True and children. Natalia ty Jo Alderman. Wilma Squire*. of Dayton. Rea.h, are spending
ahd Charlottv, alsu Mis* Grace Frances Johnson. Rita Meyer, Al * week here as th g.jests of the
Huniktns tnjoyeil a picnic lunch bert llu lf, |>eslie Mrnchew. Al latter'* parents. Mr an | Mrs, W. I
last Bunda* st Crystal Lake in dine Taylor, Jr., and Frank Wood A, Fitts, East Second S|,,.*t. Mrs. 1
Hayes will b* renieniheird as th--j
raff. III.
Lock Harbir subdivision.
furmrr Miss klartlia Tuts.
Tb* chamber of com mar re held
Contract Expert Will
55 5 I. I»K \
I 5 P I
ia l Calendar tc" * At Jacksonville; P e r s o n a l s
Miss RuBsell Honors 1
Friends Witft Party]
LAKE MARY
WestSideP.-T.A.Holds i
First Fa l l M « e t i n
thalr regular bsialness meeting
Among those from here attend- 1
leaf Monday tvanlng in the Comr irig the meeting m Cocoa- last |
muaity Hall.
briday o l th# UnvatUU 15onw and
Mn-awd Mrs. Claavaca Isbell
.—At"—children, of Chulota, weta
Th# first hireling of th# new the DsLand District ot the Whin
(re In Lake Mary list Hundiy. school term of the Weit Side P.-T. nn's Missi inary Society of the
Ir*. J. D. Cochran anil Mia* A. wai held on Tbursilay. Oct. ft, First Methodist t*h irch were
' •Kim* Cochran ara visiting with at th* srhool'auditorluni with Mrs. Mrs. C. O. Hate. C. |(. Smith..
Mnt. B. Y. Carver and family at W. F. Rung* rsuiding. At this Mrs. W. M. MrKim, Mrt. W, S
Thornton, Mrs. John (I. Jlnklns.
thalr hom* In Jacks invllle.
time Mrs. Walter L- Morgan, Mr*. Clarrnre Smith, Mia, George i
R. D. White motored to Al- county chalfman. Installed the new McCrum, Mr* U.**ir ItutcMsnr.
tamonta Springs Tuesday evening. officers, and Mr*. Rungu appoint Mr*. J. If. f’owidl, Mr«. J. E.
Alas R. Johnson, agriculture ed chairman for th# necessary Preston. Mr* Z. It. Ratliff. Mi*.
teacher of Seminole High Scho d committees.
Mrs. C. F. Ilrannan. anil Mrs. Lola .
la holding a series of meetings for
Mrs. J. E. Grediclt, wrllnr* 3 LfCette.
poopla Interested In farming. T V chairman amioum-ed that *ht l ad I
- ——
mealing* are being 'held every
A
El May evening In the ach ml house. re c e iv e d i m m a d l s t * r a s p o n s o f r o m
■
n
,
Poultry la the subject of interest Individuals and civic clubs to her y-|
appeal for help In furnishing j R C R U l l i r B u R i n C S f i M c u t
at present, and will continue fdr
savin weak* longer. Othe* subject* I. nehes to 30 nredy children. The
With Mil. A. 31. Phillips and
meeting was opened with the song,
wilt be taken up after that.
Mrs. Arthur tlranan as.hostr**.-*
"America"
after
which
th#
Lori's
Mrs. hoda Ewring returned to
the business ami social mr.liiiK
her hom* in lath* Maty last Prayer a as repeated In unison. nf the St. Agnes Guild of Holy
ir[ii,t
At the conclusion of all business Cross Episcopal Church was held
Wednasdsy evening after spending
lba _______
summer________
month* _in Burden ■refreshments were terred lo th* yesterday afternoon at the l‘sn*li
Kansas. Accompanying Mr*. Ewe- 35 member* in attendance,
House. Mrs. Ileyward Walk r pre
lag h-m* was ter nice, Mis. Wil
sidrii ov*r the short buslnees »*•liam Brown, of Ahllano Kansas
(ion at which tint* plans '«*■.•
Mrs. Brown will visit Kara for
J made for tb* year's wurk.
aavaral day* baf >r# raturnlng to
At the social hour reG shments
her hom*.
wcie served by the hostrsses.
Mrs. Rhode Ewalng. M n. WII
were:
Mr*. W.
In honor of the mrmlwra of tb* Those present
Ham Brown and Mr*. Albert Saturday Aftarnoon
Contract Cauthrn Hutchison, Mrs. Hh rma.i
Whitaker formed
a c ingenial Club, Mrs. J. E. Blouse was host- Lloyd, M n. M. Minarlk, Mis. Roy
y motoring to St. Augustin* aa* at a bridge parly givtn Hat- Holler, 3 !n . Chris Matthews, Mr*.
Hundaf.
urday aft. moon at the hom* of P. A. Dyson, Mrs. A. 31. Phillips,
It* Ethel
llyotlain# apent Mrs. D. I . Thrash*/ on Grandview Mn. Arthur Riarvan, 3Irs. 0. I.
rat days last weak In Winter Avrnue, Rons Court. Throughout Perkins and Ills* Fannie K«ba
as th* gueet o f Mr. and
the aftarnoon bridge progress Iona Munson.
Leon A. Pag*.
war* enjoyed and high score priia
g w i.th * PwT. A. soppar given In was awarded to M n. W. J. Thig
' tha Cocamualty Rail last Friday pen.
Thoa* present w e n ; Mrs. R. A
la ( k i r n of th* supper » m t Mr*. Newman, Mr*. D. I Thrasher.
Bjetlatn*. Mrs. John 0 . Btmkw. Mrs. Jam** G. Sharon, M n. W.
i M Mr*. Rpy HorwelLTh# P.-T, A.
J. Thigpen, M n. Samuel Pnlaaton,
M n. A. P. Connelly, M n. S. R.
Dlgbton and M n. Broua*.
St.
Met. 13.—
»«»«V«* ■ wt’ Tp kill d yrwtrrday afti‘tiMHiiii ns .Km alridane ird 1»nlj
1»n't n*L» ftunri and cra*hrd on
thi’ 55 4ld<*'i s*n‘|>orf
Thf drad?
My mi P fl/f If r . i h»* m tut, Part
Si(?iMf»i‘
| J. S i h td iR S u n t i if f n , 12,
hut H ■•! j*’ i «eo'|iH«rt.. 1. 1
51 VUK FIS I I.MSKII ru n AY
\T\\ 5 Ml£K. Mi l I t
1.5 P ) —
rin. IMinn, nd di**lrrrt mimyM ■
htilidiiv 11*■Iji \, in idt** rvance of
C.diiiviJ.ii dnv Alt nf tlit* ftnancia)
and rmnmii. itV mHrkrti
wrie
*
Hi ttdi* tha* Itank*
i irrtiH
(,rounffs*
MeltonfUlff
5»r ind HlH St.
CLEAN, IVHOCESOME AMUSEMENT
IN ENOPMOU9 QUANTITIES/
PARKS
CIRCUS
j i
/ . o*
t
.11 .1 Hi . il
V*1 \ TO* K< •
M. . <
1 1•I * ol "ii t id
1 I1i
«n*|
M
*1 1
1' l l 1 >| \ow
5 ' • t ll 1 11 i 1A. 1 l ITnJt hi' (l» ||„
•tie
/» Ion'll.I>lt# . f
r v o POVORMAHGSOMy AmddPUt
cccxs Offn one hourrM iK H fw n tu t
iMPtaio* of rig some MEitaaeaH
Tickets nn >alr Cirrus Day at
Iti'iinullal A Anderson
’ I he I’ resrrlpli'in Nhup"
ernes Guild Holds
^ ls M in MACkAid's
StAtAmAnt Paid
For?
Oorefry M acka lll It 1h# lama faicinohng.
rollicing pursonalify In real lifts uv tho
port'the ploys, Watth for Dorothy In her
nest P in t N a tio n a l Picture, " S a fu In
Hair Thera It never a dull iT io m tn f in any
o f H f N a tio n a l's pldgrot ilafring fhol
Mocotll qiiL
You may b*
in
In o w rin g ih a f « q l s a g ca n t
W a t p a id la M it* M a c k a lll
la m o l t tha o b o v t ih jt# m a n l, M itt M a c k a tll h a t
b-tHtfli a i molt* al (UCRY
STRIKE <(Qdr*tt*t for 6
ytart, W# hep# th# puAfitiff h#i#w11hgt*«nwill tom
at bentfkial lo h#r a n j lo
P in I N a tio n a l, h#r p ro 4 u a »
• ft, a t h « f •nJof|#tti«ptl a f
L U C IU S it fa you and f« vt*.
That LUCKY tab! 'foiiture*Proof
Cellophane. Seald tijjht—Ever
righL The Unique lumidor Pack*
age. Zip—And U'a opn! See the new
notched tab on the tp o f the pack*
age. Hold down onchalf with your
thumb. Tear off theother half. Simple. Quick.
Zip! That’# alLUnlqc! Wrapped In dust-proof,
moisture*proof, gen-proof Celjophane. Clean,
protected, neat, FRBH!—what could be more
modern than LUCIES' Improved Humidor
package—to easy to pen! Lad/oa—the L U C K Y
TA B It— your fluff noil protection.
P w ia a rin IflrlM allat C k i f *
i d B A IT CONCORD AVE.
ORLANDO.
C t t . It J I.
It’s toasted"
T.UNK I N
B IN B B R N II
and M i Orchestra
Y # # r T V w T F r f ettoei wQ#lnat IrrttnHaw- a p q ln e f c o u g h
Aa A IM ita r o A o l Mlophanm Keeps
lAot “ ToMted flavor Kvor fra ah
on Um
BLUI R I I I O N
MALT PROGRAM
Noted Ksprrt
Tonight at • But. Tim#
I M Chalk#. JachsoartU*. Fla.
W B T and C. B. S.
TUNS O f—T W Lathy Si) Oaaca O id b w a , every Tuesday*
T k in d ij aad SsHwrJqwviiug wo* N . R l ’, aetuviU
Wit:
f
Y.
yo u r new C ellop h an e w rap per
with that tab which m akes the
package 10 ecsy to open."
Mr*. SALLIE R. RUSSELL
S p ir W ia t Media ■ of th*
Kato Gaftckaa
N
ft I leaf a n | t * ( i H ny p i t *
“My throot is all impor
tant to me. No harsh irritants for yours
truly. Givo me Lucky Striko every timo.
And pat yourself on the back fo r
W IN T E R P A R K — Florid* Btnk
of Winter Park making imprevecaanU I t plaro of business.
Tk* CutkarUon dr
Official Sr*lam
\
Give me
Lucky Strike
Every Tim e
Friends Of Mrs.Brouse
Entertained At Bridge
M e t P.-T. A. Leader
Be Heard Thursday
The rimers! services w.rr h*It
mm the family resilience. T up*'
hiy afteinm.Tt at ll o'clock.
T»#ibiii u
4m
Mode of Hi# firmit f >lac«ya - tho Cream of many Crop*
■"LUCKY SIlllKi aloro offor* Hit throatprotection of tho
oxcJuitvc 'TOASTING" Protou wWvh Include* tho uie of
r.icdvrn Ultru Violet Roy»~»’ic protati that oxpof* con.
fjLi lic.'.h. L.ilry j Irrltcnt* ncturolfy proisnt In *vcty
toLcttc lofil. Those* rape lied Irritant* o r j not protom In
yftnrI UC.CYtiTJIUS." D in’f<;l) m -a )iL n j n ‘|
RflsiJcfifiCKJfj zro ah>Sy3klo*lto yojr .Droit*
•SI
�\
’ ONEGAINED
C R I M E IN ’27
r e io v .
7 *'
----------
(Continued from r»tre One)
W * fine quality su it4 by the hui
d r l—
sad his rx|»#n*»va »hirt
f Hi even larger num ber*, the clerk
■t
'
•
lip
A nd when the testim ony wa
e «a iplcted fo r the d av. it w i- re
Y fa le l that Fa|»one •♦an*d out »'i
Ufa at a rather 'owl\ po-*di n
fen d in g har in n -a'*#»n at « «m->
Island. New Y ork
T^#t c u d * '* *
Ergs giyrn hy H enry F. K d h -r. ..f
ft
I l l s mi lleach. Fla . who I lilt «
!
boat dock on l a p o n e '- w inter ••
* r t a le , and often lunched « it h "M i
H t il# in d
tk# T r * ln e
A venu e, Capone hom e In C h ifA fu l
wrrv* ll-ted ) y Paul 'I Mlneer, a
t k 'f 'r 'n m n .
M in n r
-t id
/\l
' ».ni»hf inntf f. r h
l^ ijn r t o n
•he #1—f •■••hr '
c, ; e;»rar.* c it
♦oiirt *ft- n i l ♦•* i||*h.tl«| D e de
I tirf ment -fore * h •k
t»* tnimny
yesterday he w ore • new rrren
1st i g ia t i-h ovrrrnet s t 'h Lrrvw
\
•f
lo lla i.
•Lift,
gtav
sijii.
h»*git \rl|t>« <ho«t« n**•I a diamond
•Im Iu
s i 'r h
i»' rtt* < K•
i hfitn
port I v
\• *
•non*
Hid t
T he l«••lin,llnv a|q>.ir>| in in
n '/ l i r - t
Al nnl » l all II.
’n
Inoodily al the M-ilini* •> ■ ’ •■
■parr, ilrjn tm u l *.n l*i- •..m . 1
table, and ate • a n d / o n " '
*
TH# trouble* o f hi* •*.•»•%^ s**‘
P hillip IF Aft'irea, a h . »•• •
•• •
I *Qip<m# t*» Court c v » , *1
f #. w eek and fin ally v * b • •
•
/
to Jail S stu rd u v to* • 1
pistol, appeared to (• • !• » . i •
•gar fared, 200 |Muind d* fetid ••»
Capone wit- ab«en| wlo-n lud.»*
Jsm e
II
W Ilk. r on
le i » n d
D*An*lrea before tin- i*ic*.m** Li \
ret# rr-u m n l • i* in- sitorio", •
told him nil aia.nt •♦
Judge NVdker-oii •••ntioued tb*
•uave, b#-pectH» b* I
D'And** •
ras# until t«Hiay, *• * i* d» a*«d •
Would hold the hodvg ui»d in •
tem pt IFAndren w. oi i «• k
in*
j . i i ce l’ , deprived o f l*»nefit o f
bonds Capone hlutself on *• *etv» i
I pear in a I’rn n * v 'vvnni jud for
“ C<n [Mini? '*
C a p on e'- taste in
nutoio«.‘ <ib .
ES well a d ie s -, w a- • vp-ui-iv*
Other testim ony -Imwed line no*
(or r»r it w a - not n •al* d
Whether H was the ••»«* <-i
•i
w ith a steel IMwlv
k» •)• O t in *
^ v . chine gun bullet
wu
md i .
h ave rust him SIJ Mai
\»» Do *
talesm an -aid
old M ;i ear lo»
about I'.M hi
Nor w.»- the i»i|* • - -tin .
In b 'i)in g fu in itu tc foi 1 i. t I.
r a g o hotel
Iille nod
In
* am
h om e-.
t'e lk
|| tl ltd
loll*'
Reives, n
laMikk*** p* •.
!•• tilieil
C apone boiigiil 4#Js.» vv«oili oi
* overstu ffed d u v itip oit . d» (•• .
Vanity d ir •*•• • IInd
II I'
•'•
1
tables foi in
fi l l onn l,-no- it
ryttobf
PAGE
Bat t lie ^ P o l i c e ABOUTCONCEpT
(C ontinued from P i y r O ne)
i* o n tin u H fr o m P age On#)
tinner I h» r con cern in g their Hi
tiu-hed In th# last
thre**
ron li man* c.
•»»’ d from Den M oir s coun
<’i»mnii«si#m**t Irh m a n held o'»»
I ' V gathered
at
the c ity
f«.r „ fi l l li> cn«# w ekly, declaring
u| paraded to the jail.
T illi- was m aking m oney
...... they o v e rra n the fire hall that
nr th#
fr o n t
part o f th# with«Mi| having to pay a I r e n —
i .1 b u ild in g and broke the !lt:»» he had h**arj com plaints from
and cell bars to fr r e the the I h u t'he*, and that he eld n*.i
like the id* a o f having white and
coloictl tab nt on the* same pro
en su in g d istu rbance, it
gram
t#* len rn .,1 where Hart
I not iii ••!»•ner f\ A . Ityrd d*
" TH th ron g t<w»k him
rlnritl 'hat he thought the enter
for a iihoit distance the
p »*e
i hi
l»e fa ted .
i m arshal, Earl Drew
i tie .*• •tuner Fpeer raid that
•b a m i him unharmed.
h** !•as l l» a id "««|i awks** from *« ' (
rv arrived ipiirklv nt •i si
*. on** drug store own*
• »l bu ildin g (oil m.mv •itv m th»»
he "didn't
a-'
• •icrs a lie a d y bad d»«
to, ii<
.*! nil
on
Wt*dn#sdn,
•nd Die m ilitia dire* ted m i l»
n»i'l that he had
id
• In sca tterin g
g rou p
nn I on look >t • They
w n - n»»t I*, mg ••o.i*hi
•*'- distU fhance re all d
'••nifits to bind**' test- m
•'*V. n otab ly. Die
open
••wii by -INI farm ers !*••
-h e r lf f's deputi - pro
o cover r**«t
•le n .ia i i:»n-
The o o tlin t o f th e h o fW ln r d taetlbe* a n*c*ngU about 70 feat
a . to ihJIr op in io iu o f the act. Mr.
l o f t i e r hinted
that
the
“ milk lour by 40 wide, with the longest
Iruat** m ight he sp on sorin g the
«>t. and that he w anted to learn
the dairv ow n er's opinion
firwt
l> nd
•loe* at the fron t
and
t a ita r * . floored with
Buckner Names
FOB A H E A D N e w s N o t e s On 12 D i r e c t o r s Of
Agriculture
IETOPENS
Credi t C o n c e r n
By
hark. The*
1mrgt, fla t-
• u ifie n d n *-k v irregu larly placed,
at (Cyitlnued from Page One)
extentl*- the
full length o f the
They ..[.pointed Jay II. Beck •>
fio n t. Flee *#l« o f F ren ch tioore,
rlerk o f the com in g c it y election,
.tier ee*img Fedward H ijrfin s. who evenlx •»pa«cd. c »r..jee; it w ith the
i‘ n**l •Hiihle b ecau tc o f hi* not hit* i m»i From that terrace, Mr*.
having lived In U if r lty lim its for I inductich will I * able to nee her
huaband lung b efore hie arriva l j «
t e p at’ six m onths.
he flic * home front h it N ew York
They r e fir e d a rff| u n t
from !
o ffic e .
\\ F. R**etx, ow ner o f a m iniature!
lh » ii.i«k d oor, w hich « tiva:^^t «
j"»|f tours# that he be allowed to
to such
r donial
••*»d*»:xte during the r o w in g year the en tian ce
• ta v e rn - n- adorn ih n s t m a * c u d s
'r**- fr*m paying a lic e n s e
'•pen- into a paved p arking space.
T hey decided that a dally licence
F rom th.-v lead* the r o k Mr*ud to
• f |.f» *•• person- who sell fruit an«l
1 toy* ii,” which d lsco u ra fe *
many
|.|t«lu • from frtd jh t
inr*
ws«
- ««ubi ' r visitors fr .n i - r e m / thr
••ffiei* " I , Ihu- den yin g
t*> r»l.indlou / h estate. At one end o f
iiU'M i i I. <«. M ichael, |Kal m**rthe h' U-e is j sm all roofed p**r« h.
hanl. ' W** a-V#*| that the tat t»e
•g ju e u b d front th« roadside. Fac
tin r I lnght r
' m g l*h »t i- a pum p house o f the
*P ** ie fe r »e I th re«|ii#sts o f ( ’
ante m aterials a« the hmo-e
i» « • . F .1 < at**-. John Id les.
f
U ik n o n
skilfu lly
|iln> cd the
II
'
■ i .1 IT Rron un, di
•hut* lied lute *hlllg|r« on the nn d
W ar
who
*•• g iv e the Jp|H-iiranre o f Wooden
••Ub Ii i ''ll* f f»*»m c ity
l»e«n-**«
-h in g b - d i-torted hy l^e r uns and
•II bu ilie* -r * thi') op era te, to the
*leet- iif gen*uati »n«.
• u n i'ii •n ite r ••f the local A m erican
I o n g ago. the S ourlan d Moiin
I I'l'lli'i |H»*| for h i- ok»y.
..... >1 dat* d the mobi|i4i»
tain lo u n tiv iiteresfed h istoria n -.
! 110 guardsm en Sept 2\
’ 'u ok m w i*«. lo Ii< *•»•
T In
g r a m •d F It .Mi Neill t ie
g e o | o g i-t* arid s ic k e r - o f "a tm n -the law
tv11Hong* |, he felt tli.ii • iigh| »o ere ' ndverl D ing
-ign*
•* •liio r m io
w ••e
up
uld |*ay Du* bg*
ll P . .1tel v <>’%ncd pro|i#rt> at
*••o l »gi*t« have show n interest
eiiHivc• tHi nhje* tn»nai I
the
M cK innon
fa rm loll
.-lr**rt
and
Park
• n it in u f i m l
>•• »•- ort o f ••tblor- wii
u
pnu*ram s, the f g
\ V•ll .• .1lid
tIcncVa and Park in d . •** uns# it provides an #x»el
lent exam ple o f how
trap
rn k
the I Ml fuof**-tors A , •
i* a ll" wi d
l i f e r I.i miinii
fmaMv
1 h« . tiiea»d
uiih out
«ornrncnt m illion-, of veur- a g o melt** 1 and
up th rou gh liv * r •
• i • CUB ip in j und J.'iM m io« ,,(i, . d i m otion
that
the i • •hu» *erson * who ex|r*rt to enter fot«e,| i(«
■id* • oiiirehe I upon the arik'iy g« no
l.e nlb"Vi*i| p r o 'id d Mi
f it)
('om m i-sin n er o f -h a le to f •rni thi "bark in in * '
1h*' rate fur
*"•»•
Tills fin. n •• we* k ly fw . Ii •
huh in t
1 oinm issinner
W
A o f u iiiounlain ridge (in the |o|<eT io
*e * o il. how ever, to d'* Do* program s »•»• s n v othrr V»H(ht I r ffie r . on Nov .‘I, hu I only two n n Ih* -een evidence o f -hub* hav
m g split to make wav
fo r thc
i , • •*••! It^igadier ticn ein l Find «,tH«*r than We lti «dav, and elu i" 1 'bv tim e in which to qualifv.
iindt* n t r ap im k
I \ •• •♦• ••ui'diug the Mou it I'lem*» »»,• •ohiii I • >1 rtuinerI*
\ 1 h e y ordered d piltV 1st (rol•n* • . on, o ld e r d thi* ib tuil to iM. ' h. i . i•ird
ver the dt ••■nt
Near thi I milhergh hotiu* 1 * the
f**r |« \| 11 T n io rll to le w on any
’ roi k h *U'•• w it i a rleu . :ig# lnr/t*
. • *iIhe • ei, a | with d»aw n (o k.
of l
.uni -»nn»*f I.ell
delinquet f« r -o n u l luxes at onn*.
•riotig h to * •*n il-;! | u n u n
Jolin
h.ivoo* •
ho and *fav»*r Dumas.
H art, a ly n ri o f the |i . Inrution
H» in / * onio.r •ried out "H u n g
|b •••••■!*»iif *u« to hav**
*#n
•f lnde|H in!* ill e, (• aid to have
n o*
h* ••* no-'
t i r e d n o ' I'm the •dfniul ad op tion ■•( the I *• 11
hidden 1her# to •• •a|*e It ilt*h
• •
I i m o * lo *
111 lei f on
; j b o ll* * ', but iniitiuc
multi ••
»«il< h i - d* •! nt* hed from Trent n
• •'
I it mi rod tryuuf
••
un«|
.......... tiling o f i long nidi
to t nfiture H•rn.
•»
IL w i urr - t e l
and th nntiii i« luting t»» 'h. inlk land
••••" i d dm d
I to*.
l eim itti I mmI, *1- lav
any m - i--io n o f th
f lose ( , t i l t Is the '*b lanced
N| Km io n •herd o f ’• utile to •• b ioleit
I'.* for
fldjioi tiing. it »«■
roeh.' a heavy bnub'er left neatly
' * d .md eem ingly the i ••s*|||nfi dm id* d to di |m»s*» of that m ailt r
if ontiVMird from I'piifr O n e)
1 |>«»i-**d on u natural pvdi -tul U the
" i t - iiu - h d
nt a o ie iim g next Mo iduy night
•oiii sm ell.
| . tie*ion i »i age •
I let l|i lino nt
A ere
nI
Hill '
The * oil! nil * « | o l | f f * a I - II
111# "fr o n t \ard” o f
thi* VVl 1
t limel l.in d trig li and his wife
l l.o e.l t*!*"ind llo
pen*Mini ho*. I .,k
,»n
a p p r o p r I a 11 o n n* re *»aei, in winch 1- |iN*alcd th** 1 Im -e ih i- home site
from
the
i
•**. ••■ iilb d .ilioo t iiunte Ii ,.f
t_'.’»tl low ird
Die S m mole F Itm g t olonel*
private lunditt*? -I y mm after their m o r n ige. It
'•t \ lo N. w l.ondofi to — wtt r ( ount>
W elfare Hoard, uf •i h«ur- fodd. 1- »»••-- ro****d with Vcstigr
i« *ituuti'd I mi high fo r f o g - and
’ ........... ...
of
fu ito e iu*» . nig .ni apperi| fo r ?.i h a .tio n b) o f old st nc fe m e s, plat ed there fa c e - 1he hti-i*-t air lun# in Du*
• •• pi itph T* tm g a ill md
lie II i
DnRoo*. who with W M l»y fjru ie i
over .1 p«*in»d of two w orld , l e ween Newark nnd F jui
fH a o U a
Sahara
sp ra ra ir
. K ra la efer
<.#•**!•
bv ' e limit •ill-,
| . e li l y
by D ie
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list te r a u -e you m ight win t b t
place vour name and address ut>oa
ime of the team y«u think will
Editor o f The Iferai 1 befora 3:00
orncll v-
Tech v-. Auburn
Kentucky
V nne-see v-
A labam a
T u la n e
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V a n derbilt
\rmv v*. H a r :n.|
T .-H . V.
<<kl;.hi-im.
M u llig a n
T r . » . C h d . t in n t .
O h io S t a ir
T r,a
1 den. In the distance, beacon s o f
iuyly lanes, walled in tw » a ir p ir ts flash at nixht
(CepyriQht, I t J I . by O ctave Picture*.)
CHICKENS ROOKI.Y IIOISKI)
MAY filer COLDS AND 1401 I*
C h ick in s m ay take m (4 Just as
humans if tb e y have to stay in
w .t dam p quarter*, p o o rly v e n ti
lated houses or roost in d ra fts thif i l l and winter.
C olds are sim ply nasal catarrh
anJ arc recogn ised hy w atery d is
ch arges from the eyes and na-al
p as«ages. dullness, dintini«hr,j n i
petite, a ccord in g
to
Dr. E. i
T hom as, A ssistant
Y etrrm arian .
at the F lorida
E xperim ent S 1.<
tion. Hirds with lo w .r e d v ita lity ,
such as tho«e naturally weak • .
in fested w ith Wot ms are far m *ie tahli-h
sus eptih le
W orm y birds should en rp ot.»
he treated an I the
w eak lin g should l»e i ullt',1 out.
F L O W E R S F O R S IR T H O M A S :
Ail the
world has Jual sent flower* to the bier oi Sir
Thomas Lipton. Above, a child (children toned
him) is shown presenting her goodwill bouquet
before his last great raca.
«
t
I
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t Nationalist Wider la her* m u with Charlie
pUn. famous screen .tar, a. they met in the
t End, London, homo ol Dr. Katial, daring th#
ian Round Table Conference.
“S O N M Y 7
IT O R N O T :
pub
W*H I T N E Y
k.es.1 rlw
oU . Ik
e -a
uk
heard
daring
tha
week.
£
■UBTKJIDRD ftOLD RTAK
n C A P C ,T Q W jE i| o. «h
D ill *•
M '. i K K ~ I* tw
it.t/H i.n v s, f o n t s i i
l U 'M I’ T
d vb v srita
•' V— I ’.mil r \
10 l« |endrnt,
I t u n prlS#,
\|iiir(nitnl> For Kent
.ill Ill h i
\'lol< ..n i,
".
llnn.u*' Vpm <nit*nl.
|n; )' ,.tli S t iret.
-Ilnuwrt Pur tl,.it
' IX r. KIM>M |„.|| , I ,..|
..it*, i t in . h>
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I t , ' , t\ i I I Ml. ■'•
Station.
PLAN YOUR PAIil’Y
NOW.
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I 'f i u n h t il
' It* IdlilK lhf,
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LET FS HELP Y#U
I -M
ca rt
MAKE IT A
.‘klern
I'hi.na
SUCCESS.
Local Negroes Invite
Music-Lovers Here To
Attend Big Song Feat
E R # ^^sdtadUdH - ' n
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I E N G A N D H I L A U G H E D : Fsmoua In.
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ALMOST
HERE
•'Prohibition." t h e
southern
Mithmli.t rhurchman quote, as
aa)ini(, “ ia n .i* jn it* lltird staRe.
In Its lir.t staRe the wets said
•Thay can’t tnforer It in the end.'
In Us second .tsge they said 'they
•han't enforce it In the cn-l.' Hut
now, in its third state, wo d ()s
are Join* the talking, and what
wa ,sav i*
will enforce it in
tha end.' Never before had I seen
such rnthu,)n.m as | encountered
lately, in the South and rar W.st.
I know, of course, I was among
Methodist, but that i« immaterial
for they presented fairly the Ren
at I i body of tha dry*. The old
coerts and hoitatlon, ar. gone."
The Preal lent', message to Con
gress with the Wicker,ham report
F totn ej the tide." he said.
Major Cherr^,- pastor o f tha Si.
John I’ rogresciya Bafllsl Chut eh.
eoloted, st Cyprtls Avenue and
10th. Street, this momi.tg e*tenjtd' an Insilalloti to all lover, of
nefrn muti- lo flail the church al
anv lime dtuing the n.*t four days
whet a a song frst ia being held
which le drawio* negro talent
from many sections of Florida.
According to tha pastor o f th'.
.bgrrh hi» congregation nnd choir
*sbn» g i.r many of thasn con.
certs thi, season, that wo ma* Jo
our bit in rnakiag our c l!) a lirely spot for ths Hailing friends a .
weM as the hoXfe, ffU a."
.
Programs w V c k c h i . ach of tha
jw gt four n ig h # ,at 8:00 o’ clock.
|nd all will INI dUfrrenL Qtartatbts from UgrVnrg. Bartow, and
Cknrwater, aa waB aa aoraral
cheraa’ froan n:arVr(«UWs 1(111 be
n n m ;s e s a i d
MOV I NG O l ' T O F
D C C m F .D 1 IT V
H A L L O W E ’EN
B A L T IM O R E , O tt. 13.— (A .P .)
— In ■ c o p y n g l jU j InltrYU w by
H. U
M tncVcit. the
BnUlinon.
E vening Sun to jn y quote* U lihop
Ja tn e, Cannon a* BayiitR th - W rit
and South .1•ya no lon g er doubt
A J U N O L B "RESURRECTION": The only picture of it. kind
sees l i ken Mary Hastings Bradley, big game hunter and novslisi,
whnes Isles* novtl ia appearing in Kedbook Magsaine. shown with a
lion Mm had Just shot in ths African jungls. Mrs. Ursdlsy th«n posed
with Wa lion's head in her tap. Ths camera clicked. Instantly ths lion,
mnrahr aunaaA awoka with a roar. Mrs. BradUy leaped for her ride
I.KIJAI. NOTICE
«. \ l\ « ' \ II I
Prohibition Will Be
EnforcedlnTheEnd
IE A N D V E T B O S W E L L . JIM[ r,dio wsrbiers. shown in the costume mads
11 " 1-4 Balls ChocoLtitra," cslch ting their nev/ Monday, V/wlnesday, and Friday
e Columbia Broadcatting System y gtviug thocoiats bars to their friends. (Lsll
Bob Haring. Kay Sinatra, Vet Bo rail, Morton Downay, Connie Buswtll. Jacques
Lever Makes Plea
For (noperation
Amonn Inrmcrs
f* •n* n n,| it im F age O n e)
sie|\ r .ii, » in..
o r r a r u s * .*••
T h . con trol for
colds
lies i i
sim ply rem ovin g the cause, tin •
pound o f Epson* salts
per
l ,H*
hens, given i .i the water they will
drink in a d av is u got*.| treat
m int In had « a.-es
-|tin>ing '»'
vra-hing the head with antin pttcrnay tn a«|v i-a lr
Roup likely to follow •••Id-, icaused l \ .« con tagiou s o rg a n i-m
It i- rr o g n u e d hy th»- off* ii- i u '
o foi and thnk iiu con s d l-th a r g e s
from the e y e - and nasal passage*
The ch eesy m ucoii- mav a c iin io
lute in the r y e - and part? of tfn
hi-N'l o fte n -w ell
The sp r ad o f r«u p can I* p»«
vcnt«d by «|it•« klv icin o v in g all •
fe ted b u d s fio in I He* fl'n k . •b nil
mg uiitl boding oi «li-inft •tim
d u n k in g k r-srl«, u -in g •••me anti
«eptu in the drinking w.«t* i and
cl am ng
anil
d i-llife c lm g
Ho
houses.
Treatm ent
of
in ividual lord
-hoiild b»* -m ill.n lo rb.it ••»•••i*
mended fo r told*, but badly ist
fected Mr«|s a i«h a un iim>. I •
the t r - l fo th* lb* k that m »•• i
11raim ent wot Id be |•• kill
u.id
burn them
1 amount
Dr. It II lin k e r and h i- * the gol
i o f sistant IV T l»i\ \inold. Aninml l redii
N u n itio n a li-t- o f thr F bu i.la I x
,,P11 p< nm ent S tation w n r in Sanf**'*
M|)(| O vir ! ii to lay making .i -•••
k y o f the |H»--ibildie- ••! the 11v•
?tm k industry in S em m ob l onn
t h r i j y T hey are especially nilere-l**
I I.i thr fe e d in g problem in •i.nne,
III I S O M ID
,on tion w ith Home grow n f
( Al l
W .o k to.-. 1
o r * Decker e x p re s-e d hi- In I
way 110 ler I ••» 1 -e.it
,m * m ote and etter live - hr I
' Rl I'Ull'V MV o f 11*0 O'
the tit-k*
|*i a I nc
colum n o f u ma '
Rlvei fo rm erly
tl*
I'rinreton
M aryland vs
GIVEN DEGREE
J
chan •• to enter the football con*
Lindys Palatial
Mansion Awaits
Their A r r i v a l
• HlMi.il d . U t i l
R «
M
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ila h a a v a
% m * U r r hi l (
H arvard
rarA a#
ohl*h»a«*
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T U rsw a
T U U eaaala
4m O . 1 ’ M k f l S
I t ii W govern m en t with * notion
o f M v r i m f k b w ,.
Ado-'ph H itler. Ie*.ler o f the
N V tl](i* l S o cid li.t* .
apparently
C M O l. on .w e e p in g the coun try
o f f tt» fe e l hy , ah irlw in d i« m P * i f f w hich hia m m r m r n l, fo u n d '.
<d «f« it i* on >1 .g a n . and masa
p«r^ hnlngy rather than on prof t w i n End prom ise*, is prrhap«
the! b#st p re p a rid «»f all parties.
_ ® r . R ruenlng. who rem ains optfttiU tlc about em erging vict *r in
thm t<r*3e1. c tn coui\l with absolute
cgOTaintv only on the centrists,
thw state party, the people's party
mtd the t ’un.sfrvativf p arty, to-
A i r . R. Johnson and C. R. D aw .on
K em in ol, ('cninty A g rire ltu ra l
Depart asrrrt
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1931
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, October 13, 1931
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 13, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald