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TH E
W C A lr f E R
P ir* l» riomtv toolghl and Tara
day with pr-c-able v h o «rr».
V N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILT N E W S P A P E R
M e a n b tr Anwoclated l>r « *
SANKOKD. KMIRIDA. MONDAY, O C T O B E R ! * 1 M 1
OnerWmy Says ADOLFIHTLERj
e Should Be W
ANTSCROWN
andJury ASDICTATOR
Decides R m u l e r s o n
E D IS O N
j Died Front injuries
I Received When Hit
| By Accused’s A u t o
A coroner's J u r y U t e th is
afternoon decided t h a t I r v i n
JR . E s t r i d f * , S a n f o r d f e r t iliz
e r sa ta M h a n, M to u ld bo held
investigation b y th e D o
cemher g r a n d j u r y because of
h ia part in a n a u to m o b ile ac
cident which re s u lte d in the
death o f W . R . K a u le rs o n .
Sanford f a n n e r .
fo r
•II*
1 hr
\ M w e ie lH
Preaal
*
All mum- us warning of war
was «nm .te«i |ou « f n> i hai' h K al•®hrik
P 't-i.l. m of China who
said tl»a *f th» l^ a / v r of N o
tion® t.'ii- t.. . h u in a ha»t «rtU#>
m«*nt .• ihw Sino.Japjnauv c u t t o
V fi’ i' ' hum will rv*u-t to *ar.
I hnrl«v •• larr that lh* National
V*i»nnntrnl % fa tirn it ha« Haas
_
, . Ir t•■I t.» the- last drfrwa. Chin#
II X H / R iitc ; ..
j* , \ i . 1# " / T V
i 1 *# I *+*1"^'** tha l^aan v f.'•%#(!> nt |fl4
' •Mia!
' d°lf
°f the
Kellogg
part
but if H *
thr Vat
•* ialiat*, aUrlarvd
ham IIm Hrinrif h Hr t#n League an.I the Kellogg tignatotail ta fulfil' their tolrm nlf
,n< V«»rr,lM>\ and l-t It b«• UnWTt i
un-'n t Mi. n t»Mif atlstii*. China wiU
^ h
to be tiermanv**
Mu**nlint
(iatherinp Of
N a t ional Socialists
Unusual Stamina Of
Inventor Continues
To Astound Family
NUMBER
DIVERSFAD,TOMotor Freight Shi
Efforts Fail To Succeed FIN
DBODYOFMakesRecordSpeed
R-P.TORRENCEOn Trip To Sanford
O IV F N ,,enounc” BrueninjfIn
W E E K OF' L IF E
BY P H Y S IC IA N S
Five C e n ts A C o p y
roi hr t*-%i t.. ma«a the lu p rvm r
f S f t i ' . h<i'hi . pt the Country f »r
hr.U -i rnt - id and go to war to
ii| i*ol«i
«r -n n«tit) af in tn n a
tionnt a . iptiiiK it and •afoguarsl
thr pis - ..f '.Sr world.” he *aid
*lli« • n u .) over tne m ilitary
up.*• •»
XlanchuHa by Thr
Jopa*"
l >ward the at to
t rat »a.f»
a<«* with s 's lrtn irn in
hall
• >ro tkorli capital* l^m l
ing ' i - •f*a» • tnward tt* ua •ft
ter n » » • ••? r r l^ a g ie .if \a
lion* • -t.i it was awaiting 'h.
•rri* l * t . .-ign m in u te r, i t , ,
t'
ii*' ait on Page F o u r'
Veteran KnjfineerWhn
Was At Throttle Of
M
r S i f f
ta r
he rd ,
*M*a«asrtl
r MI
I f c r ®|
Juki
■a llr
«Mfc
Ik lw " M r m -
M ltrf ■ I ••»
1 lt«ll«la a
M
• I . -a I I I
here
• .. »
I
F0RE1GNBANKERS
ssmIm
M.
h e a r d e t a il s o f
H O O V E R ’S PLAN
I-r n u t *
fssanat la
•
I
Federal Kescrvc Head
Lays Id ea Before !)
I'inaneial L e a d e r s
k ill
la ir
tw«k»
b a n a l.
Docks With 270 Tons ;
13 Hours After Run
Fr o m Jacksonville:
'Costs Over 575,000
A m -w t-rn in fri-ijrh t t r i u w le -rtn lio n u n
Ki.
it
wn)
th u
H cifiin
S t. Jo lin a
e a rly
th ill
rn u rn in it w it h th e a r r iv a l her*"*
1» I l M
^ i •
«« •
#
fh
" f tin fa il
new
a ll-u t e r i,' ,.
M' f
line of h i- Uejtenants also de
'
•
s 'll 1
W I llllltii
I hr
'V E S T O R A N U E . Oct. 1 2 «• I •’ » t r i c -w i lilw l
f r e ig h t e r
ed
as-d
Ih
si
Alfred
l
l
u
g
m
l
e
r
r
'
\
t
!
*
•if
!.
1 lie '
(A .P .) -Thumaa A. Edison. inu>e,|
It \ : H
I f .a I . * . . l
Sw it ter lai-d Oct IJ
"t »t> u f S a n f n n l." p riile
o f’
4t
|t i . f a
l* . 1 1
it. a t
with «itffaculty yesterday from a N atio n a li-l> , F r e n i Saldtr's "Stc
• fla be « v I*
v i' iar •tom
of coni'
R iv e r T r a n a a hr* # th . * • ’ » »
17-hour sleep, oaa g itrn only a H rlm eter*'' a n j other Nationalls '
• !!
Id.e|* , •lt*iie
» -he Anient an •ollar ami (lie S t J o h n s
a ll
« •lx
' »
•
in a n
• e-k more of life by hia phy.irian ti o rg in isa ti..iis ecte m orel) » r l - j
e f l-H «.* Mil 1 ■ rai'ie thn* I ' m lent ll-»ok
l"> rtiitiu n C o .
w h ic h tlu ck cd
come instruments for • m n e p«.wI " at • tl..
Th a-verdict, rendered after a H r Hubert « flow*.
» • t
»•(
i<
»*
T.*. 4-1'*
I t ' r c financial y U n i* dr
e
a
rly
t<«luy
w
ith
a c a rg n o t ’
•• r
dar'a investigation. read u
f<d
. ! • IS.l . 4
. M * 1 Vm
va h-’’ 1' ' M»*t 1 measure *,f inflation**
Although the M -year-old inven er legally, but would bp thtnwrn ^
2 7 0 Ions n f f r e ig h t , all co n
!» •
belter. that W.
R. tor rerogniird hia wife, who ha- into ih r dM rntd nfu>r fu lfillin g
• •r
* tli»
•
■ irik.'tt o an in fo 'n ia l r«in (»r
h i» M U Is
M*atera®gi came to hja daath in hern almost constantly at hi* bed th iir tin i|K iia iy functions
n .t i n n i
» | t ’ oUtf't I hi
•n —
f - hhief*
. e f nf mne
F in op,** n sig ne d tn S a n f o rd m e rc h a n ts .
I l| r i l l *t» Mxx
tha following manner: Aa the ra- aide during hia long illness, hi(U-fofp (he •« cmIIp I l mted Ns
a
Iv
S t.n .lM v
»nor mug a n d lapane*e hank* la*f m |h i s >
The m-w ve»»r|, ,ai | t-> rapr»«
T M 'ti
th i*
•“ •t af bring struck by an auto condition oaa aurh that Dr. ||us- tionnllti ‘>p|»«i-itii»n ronvpiu d in '
'." • rtith y
n * u «»•* Ini io
K u i o f . d p . Itur c
renrr** ntatlk e •eni an in -r«tm «n t of $75,000 ■ad
t h r ii
•t
»
»
i
mobile being driven by ona |. E. ••ld " ■ » cannot reasonably r t
•
h
f
h
.
\
h
®
v
s
'
lw ,n di " t ' h e ha*.ten«S I), e» ki Hark •! bring thr la*t wur»t m hargw
j«iint <r«<inn yw tciday sftrmt»on.
••
Catrldgo."
mi® •-I
•d ®*ff , i I Y » N . t
f li g h t I®.at conatructiun, mad# ^
> -k
pact him to live another -even Hltlspv Atolc a march by invitin*
belt,
k
.
•il *•
Priaode of M r. EatHdga off.rcd dayi."
i»»ng ci
• •' ,9 I
from
./a kionvillr H|
npA«|iaprr m»i» to a m rrting of
a Ik 1 t»* Inn
M* » K . * h a n k f r the tiip
cm ro d in ♦,»d\ of lh.
t® arrange bond. which Coroner
win*' » •••'III Msl'.H*Lghtly more titan I t hour*, foil*
# he. (it
A i itr rtr n ti
f.
The physician added, however National Socialist r n » u ' ‘ | m«m
d W II . I i , M i l l . O i. -Ii ia
I l l l r x c t i , ,»;t
,A I'
| " A S IIIM .rtt.N
•O - f . Harndon Intimated would ba
th
1.
" A " . ml
i n « t i t i i Sria
ani
if'a'Vl *ldered retnarkAhle time for# Is-ai
that EdisonS
"unusual stamina b ri« of th# Khdrial and Sfaio* |*ai- I
l“ ilip
i' Andrea, ('ai-m a body
•etepled in tha amount of JJ.VX)
liatm nl<*
Th,. nt, Mie(if
|A I* •- Th « prosecution. a'«itiku
I »• In*
SIMM' ••I t*a| | nuilli ♦' r i f Il’Pir t|ur«
l"lil
makes it impossible for us to aa>
feet aa aoon aa a warrant for hia
tonnare. and breaking all kn#
won a t l h
»M sit ' i n n *
and • i ii *e<|u«*nt |mi«de *»f no *k ,. Sanioitl I
llari* hr read a prut iamalu n dr- guanl. — hi* earned a put *1 in u| ti,
how much Linger Mr Edison will
•rreat, which ha had issued; had
ur red -.» *(•
I I . a * |stain.tei m •*r'a»l l>ri®i.triit rrc.ti.l* Lctween the two cltiaa.
ti»» dhurat. former New «e%rral m inth*
nouncinir Cham clloi klrui n m ;, the fe«l--nl r iu i'l -luring the i •me | II
Jintinuc
hia
atilbborn
attic
to
h#ra M n r d .
. i i i Ik I
II •vtk»•!
live."
pUn f i
hrolki't. who handlrd ®om. | o viioa rh
Vvrpsillrs T u n y
and Marxism, ta« trial of Scnrfare \ t. wa« told j >
i naf loriMi I* ft *hor»ly »efore rvn>n with a
in no un.eitain t.rm* i-MUt,
f State's Attorney
Millard B.
niormug Mr T - Trance w.i
' -t i- A t ian*a« tion*
tllll lv
and
avowing
that
hi*
•*Nam®ni”
d
le laird it *oialler cargo, and it* ma*tar(
for
Ih-h.ip
For the first time sines August
he i* in «rriou* dlftiui lie*. H
S m ith. of Tlttu v ille , handled the
* Janie® ' aunon. J r . will lie re
mu a
nil. freight i t •io
r.*a»c noire credit hot t aplam < arltun rip e t* to dock
will
no|
create
alonr
was
ahU
to
cira
tr
thn*r
run.
^
twvetUgnUoo. questioning m o r e when Edison oaa stricken by a ditinn-H by which Germany rould to fire trial tonrorrovk ’ .ir the*
h- w
an * i- -wot r»» hat •
"id* m.'ike e*i* nnr , rrdit more her tn Jack*nn%dle in le** than 13
°*# |eirw rd i y ih* d-'partnirnt A»f m*
complication of uremic poisoning,
f* n*e
running ai , nnaleratr i «t
hours.
then a doaen wttnaaaM durinx
MkMiaoh* I** •h« public
fulfill her non political finanrial
I tl«e I hi* " 4- |ir» nitrd I in Imi aft
diabetes,
ulcers
of
the
stomach
II.* I r u h | # • o\rr*had« w«-(i
the day. W ith the xxceptlon of
Tha rraft i« a motor •hip, paw®
•p»«d a. the long h%*ik \ I •.it
lit **\ptanaM«in »• a* the | r»n« i
nh’igation® The Parliament mrm
Senator Glata i»f Virginia had
and
Bright's
diseaar.
U
r
||nwr
e:ed with twill lleisel oil-Ltirniug
Dire. Mabel Ratrfege, wife of :h .
thc»er of t l t ai-.ne ia*T night oh
ii- 4 i*,| : he -liaiv
dge
pal feature of a f m i r-h o u r inform
Ir pu1lie the cot reap n» lenre
•pent the greater part of the -lay her* pledgnf absent by gieiug the the rv r -if l hr ••voiid w.-#k m the
• * "• • 4 and D . C . Moran, with
Kasiist **lutr.
1 h- hrii'ge wtl* iipeTV
il*. id o .te li'ig i.f th«» g o v f rnm < of III engine* of Ihd horse power each.
in lh- sick room.
,n,*j!n w irh h* ®o. ghi to Is te rtain
gang thief# Inal on ntcom «as I ,
" b < " » U r . Esfridgn apent la.i
' I ' «i fentral l-mik* w ith t.a 'e r W SHa i * t*|uipp.*«| throughout with
Him ani, a entail ) a hi hail l»
I laige
Hi
fore
Hitler
n
a
d
hia
pros
lawhet
iter
“
'tlan.rwtalhy
wtffieni«n*
1
It was only with difficulty that
charg. *
aunliary rn Wednesday jiftarnoon ju it be/orr
M •arrah prr
♦ «»f !>• W -.ild rlfctricaily duven
I
hi
mi
gh
Ihe
-III
lam
•
It>,«
.|
|H
mation
Wilhelm
Krirk.
former*
a iargo pump
•
M fkW nt ocrurrtu, all of the U r. Howe waa able to rouse the
It ha® Iweii uxilcated tho j-»lge , had. l*e,*»i tn.ole hy Jim II* «*-wffinal, F t' Johns XIr
Hank
for In te rn , if ional Settle gmts. irulrdlog
T
Thunngian
p
rtm
irr,
spoke
of
reI
which Gnldhur't war in u
•aps tlc of hanilliug fits . ni load#
w ltnraeaa dactareii that M r Ea- inventor from a sleep which start
may find him in contempt of I Un'
love,| i,, I , . ) • „ r r
. , K1U|' men -.
lationa with other Nationalist*.
ctiVe Nil ra rlv parole in r v h a n g •
tridge w*» in an Int .dented con ed nt S:30 P. M. Saturday and aa
court
Ii»h . >»hi« h .
.......... I , . , , • |„„ „
Any ruinura ami -tita e -ln im . he of L«|jld freight a.* tonnage in |)fr
I for
pica ..f guilty
tended “ almost continuously until | “ W « ha%e i^en criticised for
dU ion.
Aft r u’Andrea h* mad
hu nin).'.
nil .Iih-Itf 1,1 v e lrra n ' **"•• lha>
the llm iei' S |»|., huge dmihle tMitl"Ul.
j mixiog with * t«hy-wa«hh*,~ h-» rxplantai*>n an,| lear ie-| hi* fate i■ iI » O «|Ue®:i,H| D M H .H Jnrw l hk
Ifnopic feature* of h^i construe*
' Tha Jury *a< rompoaad of W. 8:10 A . U . yesterday.
'a iitn s l m ri, le u i U| ,
nnmetaiT " .In n
i« llieale iH .I
lion Include a Lull and super at
E . Watson, J. C. Ellsw orth. 0 . W.
W hrn awakens-1, however. E di- •«a U . *'l «t me state tm phalirally the government
plan* to tar7 | t>,r
l#nu», r r . in e -rre
lo I ring m « Ir a n in , l.ali. II, " " b a t! .1-1 .hiuts,pi air 'a n .',id
that
we
are
willing
to
estahltsh
a
Stinson. C. T . Kent. J . ? , Mickaaa. •on was able to n > « a few spoons,
again the |ar.id« .if wttm»®r (••II rp tndeiKc with A'tnitiev U e n r.a l i» - » U ||| liMve I..1,1 hi- f-ie iu iin **i- prom niiretfirnl » - . reganle I tnie which ia enhrelv ®ieel-weM
.l l.
ful of staved fruit, his first nour united fronl wi»h .»ur Nationalist ing nf at' *h thing* ax Capone'* l|ltch» It,
ta d O r J . Pope.
-m l liraAenian ,, jun*,) *h ’, ii ih, , hi .e ae leg an.wer uf the fnl-ia t ed. containing no bolta or i leaim.
moivmenta
only
i<rcaus«
w«
wish
“ It Wf|* u * t r d .
w r o t e t h e *en
Th a official inraatlgatton began ishment since K rk in j morninf.
engiiie. .m l - a - a* M e •f,r,«trlo I le -e 'v e .v .t r in lo regent re|H>rl, an-t a fnite-l «antlUll->i| sysbtn
••W • wtrk
m. at
(M>rcha*ea.
to
m
i
i
s
pollthiil
jMiw.r.
Mussolini,
fam ,
A t first h« wns ansble to terutf.
whan Sheriff J . . F , McClelland conl-*Lo#0 liamiuat*. $.s tip# to hell #tor, 4 hai tiolilhur*l, in e iiU r i«> when la)| - v n by Willis VAilliam-.
Inatahility in Ih Amarlcan fi g-'Paiatsil by huge turbo
too. at fir«t ws-rk«d with coali
*tth a rapa.-lty ot 40.000 rubia
avrrt ike n«- ra«jt) uf
m(mining velrrnn r-ilm r-l fireman whn with nannal tlructurv,
V‘tdactecD the Jury s a j M r Smith to nis« Mrs. Edison, but Inter she put
boy*, and 1*1.141 telephone Mil*
tion*
•
i
*
•
m. * i#
-y
m# tLa - ■^ Ju \gj Wilkaraon#took pain* |#> BUh*m ( ’annon a* a wltner * 1 Ji»- T K i|iia», rolnr.il hruXamau,I
Hr. H an- l.ulhet, pra.idenl of feel of clsan air tvery mbints,
-W e . I s k H e h r l M haW lgws- •(
w Um Ii fslrasslaUa air th
paw* ami (bo* r -V n lln g rig I /itni-etl from* I hr train and « . f 'he- Uaaaaow Wwlohakank, -evl
*N‘l» r : plainly that ha rtf O ld u t
i the tntefiecuon e i lienr va
the Nationalist mo-easant, and we lh » ta rry in g of pistols in fa-lrral F r»k la '* gambling
trontlnuad On Page T h l M )
ira na a dl na, i •apgil with ihsi
ll*e%
)' l| few word* ihout thi Ciuramn *1*
a » d Park Avenues. Thera they do you feel today?"
runrl
h a j m iu«nt# d
alter hi* pl«-, . » I M tfh rn trn . tUgtnan. and U .« nation, bur th u and the ltnti«h
Ills I-a rely Uiscernable smile was must Jutland leadrr.hlp."
•eriimt m ntlrr. A l a «jnaaw spots of blood near thr aonth
The little spa uf Hartbourg. in r |.| •e— ion nf nm rt raU— l yr*ler
the only reply.
confro. hi" rrinie upon the promise | Tn rilh lc. roml'W-lnr I,f Ihe |,
r *••• ware r»« rr v td for n fall «l.«
curbing of Cunevn Avenue, and
v (<< -i i -i -'r r il A n 're a 'of a ooniinal -i-nt-ncg. In be after
Charlrs Edison, the
inventni'e the liars M-mntain-. seamed l.kc
s"'i*-u»n at ih«? meeting
»f the
w n r io th* f i Imni r at th.rn«.
heard Sheriff McClelland aa) that
a
military
ramp
aa
tha
Nititm
a
warH«
rs-slut
t-.(
to
pni"|c
01
nut
’•onid of (tnec’ or* of the world
issued a bulletin at I P. M.
I he i—ij, re,| i'ouil uffieinU t-- li«A**
i f the accident. Th* ."ignw
•Ir
U r . Raulariun was found lying ton.
sating:
; fortes assembled for tba concla
Lank tomorrow
| «t titular *arc lhal n«i other* rn*
an I four carloads *f ®and *.»
an- r '^ ^ 1 twlra®**.
•here with hia fact toward tha
“ Mr. Edison waa silting in a 1 X**'"-**ir
tc« thr room with kfR|toiii.
|
»* hcfhpp thrr* wn» t «* m i)'llri to th** river.
Kurnor* of prupoaaU f.o an h i - ,
curbing, hia head toward the cen
In
H
ru
n
.a
irk
,
of
which
llu
n
chair for about two hoi re. II
t r i national currency were said in
l.ccalI'lt h o r ilin
*«i<l lh#jmlv
l *n ^ rw
•« allrgril. which
T*affie \*a® tiiuporatsik
te r af tha road, and Ijin g on hia
ai t h urltativa rtrclea to »..« ’’fanagain In bed and aalrep tie waa burg i« a part, there U 4 "N a /i"
i*) »i*€ hi#
ow.iili®rrrti«in
m |p4vmi*«nl *Irm n n v tn thi* «wm«||«i | t'fiop te d harau»c of f t a*
la c k
Jk rr.in g ih** hot die main line w i® . d«
ta »i-# .” It wa* ®aid thi® po**didit)r J Tim Hoard nf Tiu s lre s nf th®
ahle lo taka a little nourishment, vovrrnnirnt. henca Hltlor an,| hi- pinii«hiiig d'A nd ira. who will f In romitcnpiliun ft i
Th e party continued its in- but U, o? enuraa, vary wrak."
follower, were permitted lu wen. d# frndvd l»y Capon**'* attorney*, ■ ppravam o* in »•mr of In* «h le«m«
would nor he di*rus«<t| hr the 1 F -a n g e li.tir Hnllnees A x i -c U II m . ^
•at!
)c® 'rf,|iy
ni«irnina
vealigntion in th « E a trid j, garage
Th.- Mixharl A h rrn and A ih rrl Fink
lo r . uf (h la n Jo, ha. aanount<aF*j
tlcal a11«n r. I #nt not in a position ti/ui M afflr rratintrd
w orld la n k directorate
Uaorga Atkinson, the g a rjn .r at their hrnw n-.hlrt uniform .
IWarby a bare the JPerd coupe Mr. th- Thomas A . Edison a«latf. he S ir I Hr Irnelera, among wlioni nnsf
Ti»e director* and tlurgu** have thr date of their Camp mcatlug
H judge rvferrvd lo d’ AnHrra’* tn •(•nlarr. Iml, rr%«ti||r*
'*
1 o ' ranee ha* livrd ••• 'Hie
Hnhenioilam Frinea
F.llel I offence •« “ a flagrant violation of wh#th*r ! 1r allr/pfl ngimit**nl •dy for the pa«t JH year*. •hi*i a long agenda for toda)'* #e**ii»n, an-l Bible Conf renc. for Nov. 19
Katridge U n k ) (o hero been liavri tho 84-yaar-oU inventor will th«
Fik-Urich. wore uniforms cl— -ly a federal court tule uf long aland
lo 29 inclusive. The first maeUng•riving waa f -e W to h e r. amall rtco v.r from h it illness.
wa* Mrt'iall) nuxlr, ihr 'in l*'iiia!tlo« hi* fir*t connection with th** tail
« hicfly rutirerned with « redil*
will lie held Thursday night, Nov.
Meed apota on
right front
f»rt i* that tho rtp o rtcl trim * of road I W 21, t u n II. t« known
“ Sir. Edison will not die," he lexinbling those of the Krich in r '
I'J. at 7 : :» o'clock Iv tha Sanford
(Continued on Cage Three i
I*AMIS Uct
ii
t A .I’ i Th
t •hake i.een one of he mo** ,
bawper and ftn ie r. aa wall e« on »*id today aa ha puffed medlta“ I'hil ig juat • friend of nimr ** thv f llf f n l tompMrt haw **rn of
j
the right front «aheel.
a
f'il and rapvrtenred ..f t am K rtflf'. people who may Ivan in C o -p .l Mission tllidding. .2 0 West
j lively on a blackemd tornco > pi|>e
’on** of the hoy*,' you might ®a>.’* flcially catr iml nut.
withdrawing gold froin th r; F ir » l Mtrrrl.
"In «ho?t. t«n|ilhur«t *a< arnoiiir pihil«. an*l i® wldrlk known Mionng tvri
' A t the Court House, in the of.
I Capone *aid in proteatirg th** a»
Ho ha. work to fin ia h - a g.eat
In 1*^ i h II
||«* United States were assured •>) ^ Tlia M olkrti. M lJ
ry a gun again, or c\rn km*p him I o*a I a vuf *•I tonricl* whs nyr** rurfio;i«| circle* m Floiula
alee of Coroner O. P. Herndon, tha
F.%an#«llJitk. will Bring to
Hie
11
na'MtaI
eapsrt
of
Le
Temp#
,
known
li«n
*
f
rrrrd
from
lh«*
frxfwrMl
pn®
I*
niirkiVel
hj
hi*
xvldtw
ind
n
r.^t
I
'l
l
*ee
that
hi*
doe*n’t
)»•
•
a continued with the
inr**aic** ^ $•»« h ar«* l»ai#'l
Than ha toH of tha four year
1■
| oof of court, if tha Judge «a y- ••» '* n»» al Atlanta f*» *»prn rump* f ir d*ur» ter. the latter * it'»)dettl of ls*t night that the .I*•IIni ia *#t**n l
witnesses being heard
i
time* a® s!fong a* lh « t,ound 1 *>'» lh* Irachinc* * ( Ih r rarly plo-*
'art •••ihtJitk *n th n r ftivn«i* anil Mutn-e Ala.
struggle to -rente
a •ynllwtic'
P O IN T P L E A R A N T , XV X a ,
!*'Andrea first clainiril h«
a U rg e crowd:
emphatla
•ti'ilm ji and la itp a * strong a* the neer father. Hp rial
(h t . 12. — ( A . P .)— 8e»rch for a a -is®r u t y m uniciral court
mliff irla tivra .' I|r i« now at Fort
H - Stewart, professional rubber.
will h« male in providing a wittl*.
M r Nile nrwr Washington anil hu®
ilia
"Thera Isn't a aperies of plant blimp reported to hevo cra«h#*l and had a parmit to catty wrap
•* Ihe Sanford Country Club, who
Tin* rau*r* ®af hanktii|f difflrul rnl program whirl, will bruit: hero!
uffit iai* i n v o i i . '
h$ tho i*ar»la Iniaid. n n k h -l
M M tfUd that he flrat saw
M r. 1U# on this relate." ho said, as hr , and burned In tha hills *-4in o'* no* Govemvutnt
lira in ill
1'mtrd Stair#. I a* wine of the lea-ling go.pcl •Ing;
ami
«nH
thr I r*J*,w *
A p iil."
waved
•
pudgy
hand
toarard
th
r.
this
city
wae
abandoned
last
nigh'
gate*!,
howavat.
BetHdgo, whom be did not know,
Trnip*' »'*|D9*ri |m•inlr*s| »»ut. dUf**r p i ® in Ihr Month.
Ii#M hm *l, in
whom
°*m»tor
tnea and fluaere, "that wasn't after a fruitless all-day t|j«*at U i lif f Mppointnunl had rxptrr.l
•eatMthokUd the wheel of a Ford
At an
Uati*
k EsreiOlV*
1)' (I
ttf• Iiip Iv frunt t !«»••• \vh». h pt.IIrd j
nn rarty
ra rly uj
long ago and lh «
rmit had »«rrii I
" 11 “ Lurhal
|
submitted to the test tube anti by pertlea afoot and in the att.
E V A R T S , K y , net 12. IA
***W* which waa blorking the rued
Fi'glan.l »»ff tl»®* K'd'l ®ta ii <ai d. i I •unmitlf# nf lh*» AV-'-x
d ia lllio ii, i f
withdrawn.
I ■dranfurci,*' wa« indict«N| in May •
crucible tn M r. Edison’s search.
u.
„
. ,,
, ,,.
*($vr
h
h
91
P«t
.in
a
■•at to the club house. He said
a>mI fr^iil thr 'liffh*ii!airs in G«*r | "'itlln if In F. I
W U U . It* arcr#'
“ E vs ry h ln f a s . tried.
Th.
* * * * * B*H ' , U nf MtoaB rtu B '
T h r | o n r n m n t ro#a aaaim t
^*,f '•■it’k' •N" n»niU to •!
ffb i /o s*f dr'enkriiK .*
1* . r ^tmp
• » ®»hed U r , Catrldge to le a rt; Im v m of trtro . amus of
la rv ani Irvltu rw r, *arill ro # fft
thaTr
* .
*.
Plnr,,y, , r ( , , , rnnsut <l nf
T ria l
t.l-t up f-ir If. ••ai. |l, lo tm rr »Dv .1v nt. «*«* m i n t ,
th a t M r. Egtytdge raid he would b r in r lh i,
*ih* - r«*ain>fi r». tha new A m «r |tMlh Mayor T . le. Ihima* and IU r*
ffias*. flowers, «kar 1 *
** muu
*
n‘*
1ei U n ite that he rrtclxed fhil.OiKI rn»»ith* Hi fm.illy 'hanged hi* sh-t Intnily b)
an uniiicntlfiml
g f c * *• wfcoaam ha got ready; that
(Continued on Page Th re e )
' j * " h ng
^ rk f®r ,f ; in trl graphic money orders fro m ' P,#*«
afvjilty** to
guilty
auiimsn who. offiyrrs .aid, -liu p -d Iran r r r .lil institution a flrr 1‘Tpai ' ry M. I*ap\bi»rlh, |»lf*id#nt uf th#j
•fAflt 11«•*»*(••** (>|ui» alat m id many S ntlnolr County n u n i t a r of f aniorid that -hare you
.n-K Uson, pUnt m tho L a l l i H ° . . i o i l r . Ko *h ,lc .(n te rin g in Flurt
»"•! « * -« < v n .-v J t .
.
tnl-s tbv mil n n j ft-rd - u Simp
Fiunrh l«u*in«aa man and
m an* M U> th# lo»#l mran* of* •
(Ohio, airport, after '►r*o f lig h t -; j,, tl)at ho >|Mfnt |>|jre a m u jn t.
P®ruU-, recently xranted, i. <"H a - hr - li-pi ,n : -vtl
, , ------- -- _ -r,—
out her#
tn n k .iB who faared it iiiaant in je a n n v for Ih r larifr naniber u{*
'
;***■ ““
F o iT H t Lake U
slid he would 0f money
„ lun#y , n^ | i,^ ) ||k" i feudal! •" br" ’m ' effectiv" iw>t A p ril.
;
Slm| son was I- r, 1 in juit
not go aloft again.
*i«itor# who a rr
In ■!*'
la tho paaltentlary) that ha beL e trr thr artivitles ->. ?ti«h >|> Paiordey right. K a il- y c-lrr-la y flation in »h» l!n ll«d F U Iv » k'n r. and that he -rem r-l L- tie I h r mitFil M'lirii^ltnt,
I trnd th l im p in w lin i Mr. WW#f
M r. K«fridge
A party headt-l by Shariff B u r w .ll a,i|uainted around Chert- Cannon in. the slock tnaikrt le , morning when lh* night officer
also gaid that there war a possi
(ContiAutd on I'aifM Thraoj
aad "anythtng but
C H IC A G O , Oct. l t . ( A . K l - dette went Into the wood- short gim hling houses, and iray rven rain# k n o rn an-l he w a. tried b y ' made h i- 1 — 4,„ J . |,s foun<J Simp
bility that the association
may
• rh m rh iK-ord. Rerotd. of t'.tev
___ _ J W at after M r. A ballet-toin body, U n 'a tivc iy ly after midnight Saturday, after h a ir oenr-l them.
Son -laa-l. He had Iron -h I three
make this city the state head-,
MakUgCa taaaNak a had triad U Identified aa that of J a n e . L. iccetving' reports of a fallen
Proof of th , laige arpenHiturva tianaartions wera pu* bef -r- the lim e., one bullet penetrating h i.
tysartera.
. Ertrfd*r *rFra aff, ha Q n l(k y , arch foe of Fraah M c- blimp, and returned to Point the guyrrnm ent contends, must erand Ju iy here last week in its h-at t.
I > t W / dU aa, “aarrawly mla*lag Erloae In laUnteeiao n a g strife Pleasant at dawn. Other parties n rra -a tily ronetitute pru-'f of a In-iulry into the IV2tt p-ditlcal ar Following
an
inipiesl,
I
--roller
; # < * C hefara ha (stared tha for aeeth aide boat privUagas, Was continued the search during the targe Income. A aeon of w itne-e * tiv itlr . of Bishop Cannon. Results Rntr-rl F irm e r i-rdet-d the a rrrsl
L O N D O N , Oct. 13.- ( A I M ‘ #W<a M i
found ia n drainage canal acas day but no definite word of an have testlfiad that Capon, spent of that n-i'iity piobahly will not ot J. ft. t'o ». The -o r mef was tol l
S I- e than luo.ooti civil svrvante.
I freely, lived Invlsbly. and nas ever bo known for -avyral days.
"
W riharaua, arh* taatUled here jsatorday.
air accident coutd be obtained.
Cox
an,l
B
i
m
p
a
o
n
,
uuu'rolled
there wires. cBUdrvn ami sym
Senator (ilasa first w r >(e to
| generous.
e.
(Conltaaad ea Page F o u r)
Liaklag tho aaaaaalnat ton with
Lieutenant Hodgson made an
C H A R L O T T E ; N . C . Oct. 1 2 .^ a - J,
Attorneys (irne ra i
Mitchell
la-l Hatut day. Cux a a . tak*n to H a r Igthixera. stag-d one of the great
tho kiting nf M cKrUoe'a chauffer, hour and a half airplana flight i So far, no attempts hate twvn
lan add <|U<«ti -ued lie denir-J re est demonat rat Ions of I. indon'e ( A . P . ) — A l
XViUianH,
furm etj j
A ug. X ), complaining lim it the
W W Kitagerald. and hia sweet .hortly after dawn over tho wood, made lo connect tho rc a r-fa -e l
-fM.nsibility for the shMding. '
long h t'toiy ye-terday al-mg the United States navy pilot, r racked
gangster with Chicago's
li-iuor "alleged rnm pac." and asking ti at
heart, M arian M iller, poMta exNo prisoner, in other parts of hank- ••( the Thames, pruteoting u r hi* plans against a high bank
ed area*. He went up again about
( ContliMe-1 On I'ag* Th re e !
(Continued on rage Four)
praaaed tnnvlriton that tha turbothe jnil witnessed the shooting.
ruts
-heir wages ondsr th-enew at the Charlotte airport yr.te rda y,
noon, and again juat before darht
lent dtatrkt ( i again In the throee
A woman living near ths Jail economy.
ness a n j rain mado flying impua.
but was not injured seriously.
.’ " ,1
at a liquor w ar.
►
o!d
the
coroner
she
hear.
,h
r«e
They
Mtarrhfri
tn
the
u
i'i.ir
uf
slide. .
'
Williams had been entertainj
I* ha peaaent at the Elk* . Ma E i la no ie mlaoiag and nuthorshot, and axw a man iu »h irt 2U ta ir l- an-l |r the waving of Ing tha crowd at tha aoutharn air
Some pc none who .aid they w it.
t where, under thh' d L
ho M ? have been slain
al-evev run from the jn?I building. hvrrdiedF ,if Ealblttsr Th a lung pagaant hare with an aihihttton
—
_
. a f Edga r A . BaU. b s * .
Himpeoii was m artlet and lived ratad-- Vorin-tl m a r lh# Tempi#
nf atont flytug and waa prepariacr,
TALLAH ASSEE. I t - l A P . I H O L L Y W O O D , Calif.. fk U U - —
. tha ftaaforj Elba
Band
M IrOyall. n «a r here. He had -een and, taking an hour tn pas. a
to land when hia Controls locked.
v
in llamaa, man leaping from it (A .P .) - -Eugena ,V. Brewtter, one A rrro riftia trly tWW applications
* k iw
prartiee of tha dragged from a teloon and riiut U lU m * . m#" *“ » '" * (ro «
» dry agent In this .action of the pesilii' rt, ner, proceeded tu Hyde
in parachute, „
u f,n . \ 0 „ " I picked nut tbo only .pot 1
'
m illinnaLe maxaglae t,ub- f i r oaacativa rlomency will bt con- Dilate f“ ' t « W
~ , Th e practice sea d o n . an.tha aidewalk by a trio of
time
hot
h
u
Park
wfivie
a
d-uen
orator*
uisde
could m o where there waa nobody
Haber whoso financial dlfflroiUea •idviesi here .ta ilin g tufay by tgc frien-ls said he had not been -on
mss, sms of w h a n waa identified Potts « f g missing blimp
■pe— 'he.
s ' 1 4 CcJaah.
received from ahy sop rre.
itly became so stringent th/t state pardon board in icm l-annual nected with the prohibition forces
'
* a aa- hy witaaoaa® aa Quigley. When
s
s
l
*
»>
h
c
.
i
and 1st It hit
ho was compelled to awtllon hia aoaslon.
fur -evcral
S h k h v ra ra tapes wltaaaaoa were called lute
"!„.!»tor*’ on f'M»t kept the tin
1M M O R T A L "
Pardona, paiolas and rum m uta
' a rt traasur-s here,
Tbo landing gear was, rip
wall aa partial ■ g T U t, howbver, W ay refused to re
moving, but Ihera was ao dislast night admitted ha and hia Ilona are rough' t y a e irly half
from th® plane. Williams
N clvJa a/falls. m m J m
J E W IS H D A I L Y | L S P E N D S
j
order.
LO S A N O E L E a T Oct. 12.— Dr. wife. C nU aa Palmer, beau'y con the e n n v P u at the Florida .ta le
A amallar group of s.varal bruised sad slightly out. hat
A lbert Einstein U Inrludej hi thv test winner and motion picture p rU w f nt Ralford and by prisoner.
•t H IC A O O l
O cL U . - ( A . P .I — thuusaD-l t'mnmuniat a
w h i c h fe n d ao stbar injuries.
Cnllery af iaunoitala which deco- actress, have peggrn’ed.
In eonaty j a ils 1 throughout ihe Ths Haile Jewish Coulter, only
marclrrd with ths civil aorvanla,
tha entrance ta Koyce H a ll
A t the ‘ Hollywood eportmvnt state. Several prisoners cun vie ted J « wish dally ta Chicago a n j claim ,
h-w aver, taxed tha baa, af forte sf
P l'B C H A B S B
at the U n iv e n lty of California at whore Mien Palmer la Using with ef guard*r am im ong tho getiing to be tha la r g n t psper out- two ur throe hundred policemen
Lea Angelas.
.
her m*4her, the g irl, fer whom be
rid- of N e w . Y o rk printed
In who s -u rh ' to proroot diaturhN E W Y O R K . O c t 13 — (A .p .J
a£
dtvirred hia flrat wife and mar
M a r i rule* reqrirad all appli Hebrew, ban announced an m left- anett. Mcmbeta af this group Purchases Da tha United S ta te s!
ried In 1 M * arid she "knows
publlr#ti#a several limes broke out of D « the Am ta rg Tra d in g
tu be sub nil Wd ia W rit pita • u tp in lo a
nothing about It."
ing bat ra ia tiv n . friends and a t- pending aotriopeat of a rontro- paradr lines, -lasbad up to tha fer tha aaian af sat
“ But." Brows er arid, "you map t r f M i a 'w i ll ho heard in pleas for v »r«y w ith l U linotype operators.
wind WI Uf huntra and hotels from repuhlJca dariag tha
aay for me that we ere e e p o n u d Dte prisoners. Th o board w ill, pat
which people . i n watching and months a f I t t l teteb
and there b little pioepect of g
•• the ease* until nil are
Church th o u u d throats until they ware compared la M B jM J
pulled hack into Uaa by tha police. date ia 1999,
J
5 CAPONE GUNMA CANNON A G EN T’S
ORDERED I P FOR CONVICTION W IIJ,
TRIALTOMORROW
'X
.. . i- .rj
I ndi cat i ons Are He Trade Is S u s p e c t e d
-May Be Held For Of Plea Of (i u i I ty
Contempt Of Court
For Karly I* a r o I e
4i
X
SS^rDS!
t5-'!pfta,as*aa,»c:
('amp Meeting WiUKc Held Here Week
Of November 19th
X ? ' "" u
“•
Search ForBUmpSuid
In Crash Is Given Cp
Former DryAgenLShot
To Death InPriHont’ell
\
,
Bullet Riddled Body Of j
Thug Found In Pond
T tii?
100,000 Civil ServantH
Parade IsondonStrectH
E lk sB an d T o S U g elit
M l F ra c tW ^knight
f g j g j Tf- ” m :z,m- ;
»*•
***** th.
F i S & ^ C W S « ^ S ! lln:r •• pi"nfln' ,o ,h* «r- nj
Beauty Quit# Former j 1000 FlorMa ConvlctH
Motion Picture Head! A re Seeking Pardona
Al William* Slightly Q
Hurt InPlaneCrackuj^'
:
�f
J
PACE SIX
TH E
SANFORD
HER ALD,
S A L F O R D . ' P i/ )B in A S A T U R D A Y
Macks A re Defeated
In Series Ball Game;
Cards Become Champs
SPARKS CIRCUS COMING SOON
tel
f'
and again three flr»t >'n«n< «rr< !
racked up, *5 )ard< h u n r ifa in d , |
Hr K. H. CU LLU M
27 «if them bv Fntim inger. w b '
T h r Eterlda Power 4
l.igh
was drivin* like . demon The hoy
hoy. team da.tea ted T h . Sanfor,
I "'•'I* a lU yard p m at center
Itera d boy* tram laat night I
that »aa a b auty. tn follow it up*
to I in on* of |h« prettiest r.h l
with ■ pair of seven ya ,| runs
which had thr Hand* in an »9 >roar. ‘...... . of <l«"tend baa!l .ran her,
f*»r a \rng time.
The Sanford lire
«•« u|eninE
hole* all n%>r the field, ami a , " V " ,U y b u "> on th , mound fol
i •» Light b o ji,
,jf thl
touchJnwn « n in tight t aptaiii
Rullffk *■« tarried from the fiel^ situation frrnn th . tlma th , Ural
I tatter farad him until th , la.i
> ■* •h"* P**int. having U r n k n o c k e d 1
stiff by Kanner. Ilullork M U the ! <-UI w** " ’ •do- He h,l<| T h , ||,r
fiisl of lour Orala players w h o al.l l«.) .rnrelea. and ; i , l te.l jp
had to lie m rri d fro,n ih.* field. nly two hila for th , firai ;0. r
mainly terau*e of K a n ri't. K nti inning!. In th« fifth inning. Eu
mincer, and War*’* great d< fen lank«. f ir.t Up for T h , H frald
-in g M . V o .. g 0t % w, , k H o j, h
•Ike work.
W it), the ball on the l l « Mla 40 -ingled. c u r in g E u bank.; <
yar,| line. O rals
held fU;
| » 0 r " • imp fly to ahort |,f|. whlrh
*•* mtbraed in by W illia m , who
down* V iifhf had replai d f*jr
■lool.- I Vo a tim in g In hum,;
r> sod IV e p lis had replai ed Mul
M utri-nn [npped out lu end th,
h* k. r i v i n g 0 < ala a l i t t l "•'ling T h , Hvrald h ay,
un.
•Itenelh Hester threw a pi
I'lestyii, grnel for thier yard and *l' ,r
P t m other run a m * . un
it «a « fourth down and ♦. vrn t til tho Ut* Inning, « hen they
go l . y U pu ntrj nut of boind •.or.-.l t h r , , more u„ m . j n|||,(
f r l . r r . rh i.it,. « walk . nt, , n
•ii the /t» aid tin,, anti th,
lug chan:- » » l gone (h-ala
•« « lin , playj which failed, ltd
>onny" Shaw
R i r i to have* llpprtll th# liaral
ha k punting l i yard., I.ylra r , >,”" 1 r" t The Herald
' iW Ttn to pirre* at will w rrr Id ruing It |.% yard, tn th (I a la 3.1 i ' l l , fir»t two innin
botlUH rolil •nil f ffrt-livvljr l»\
yaul tin, I I ,r wa. another -in k
*'ke 11 »•> going I
tfe In.plretl p U ) of ■ .^onfor
ing I ham , , ut it too failed. Iw j *»r p ilrh er'. Iiatll,,
' front llnv, Ira1 by
•'■in Mur'av
a. *e of n fumble
l* y . not being able
Kanner, whir h kn«w »hi nmrurntd
K nUm ing. r got t h r ,, ya n l. off ’ ••*• t-m . However.
of unea.inr.c ■• II wrnl a tout.
I“ tl tackle, and a |ia«., (o u rie r to j *'» Shaw in th , t
llr .| ,r . faileil Itra a u .e ilw a . w id,. over Hire, runa I
llut. I.ylea threw a III yard p a x t o U p in th i. inning
•Courier n r r right end.
putting W ater. ,afe on an»
Ih , ball on the Ocala 20 yard line
• Ihs Iocs | t-lr vrn limi |ilay»<| ««f«.
l.y lr. . lepped out » r bounil. fo r' " n
S* " f " 'd 33 .
and u n r foolball. I*l«v ha.l U s n
no r*ln. an | h'nlrininger hit ten ^ Sanford rr.o rtril
»
firl.l m th ysnfortl ^svirii:
t r for a la r I Cnarh Mrl.m a. d , , J
" in ,,K
. much I hr .nlv mil n gr w h •ii Hrals
ruled to try .nine new talent. a„ 1 ••" r,l,g < li't n ,. ra
9
f°* ■ duublw break a i
h
b, e -rt Met lelland in at
that " r" failing. T i m ,
lOK-td hark alnt«»*l to M « goal 14nr
IHiint. M ur, paxes filled the air.
‘ a "*•1 fro» ’ I
7 * U f lU ^ r of
litAtrk *II - 1mI ftrt| wh«n
Ih , fir.t, l.yle. to Frraton failihg ' !‘,r ; of "ie ■f.iar i
Ih# Orala
h«vk« funiMrtl low
h .l not rnunting, hraaus the n e .l l,,**
fa*’pAtsm from rvn trr, k irk nl t•*
. m id-firltl
Cwunrr all«»wr«l th* play When I.ylea' p a x lu t in n e r. I >' ' ,ll ,h r '"ra l. ib.in,
ball lu hit thr irroiiiid m« ra«l of •aught for a 13 yard gain. wa. • ,'." n8 " h" " ' » arm .
fumbled. In be recm w e l |,y an l,“ r *‘r '* a llU»lt whir
.
P tlfliinf It. au<| )m*fur*® it wa« it
Orala tackle.
entered nit the ft .1
emrarad, thr ova| h-».I r«i||r«| to thi
T rm p o ra illy d l.tu rb nl Iwrau. •
A I **". Healey m
jjyi flinfor 20 yranl liur! ( ou rirr |fot
li
[Jp l| lh#rr |o rrtu rn it I h ir r yar«l« of the fiinibl . th , Sanford eleven *' > ,rl,, " n
dill nut get together again until
P" " 1 » t « i n In al
i J® was a
tirklish
*|m(, ami
r o « r i , r . at u u artir. decided to try Potter ha,| .lipped arounl |, ft p *y " * l " >'•,',^
end f.-.r 11 yard, on a lateral p a x " ' ‘"••k, in .ignala.
b line buck, a play whlrh had been
’m ,rr "* ' ' ' - t o n f
*o .e , llr .te r make two Mrf'lelland and Pre,tun .u.p,w||
Ih , n at th ru .! for a yard gain, "aster la I.ylea wa
,
ykrde.
*: *an»r on th» n rit
and Kannrr drove Piillei into i h n ,
, l * fuiolde.l, 1
.’u l-ldf when l.ylr*. In hi« h uiry t»»
^ rttnaln trhinil hit int 9 rf**rrrs on •a ilh for nu gain a. the half end-' i** " " y lo *”** '*’•
u l. Orala « . Sanford il
i ,4,l*,ar| K.»ivH r i-i
what apprarrtl to hr « da«h ulf
The ten t,a m . came |., k , t ■ r ' , , r ” ■ T h '
j k f | tackle, fumbled the ball. Tu rn
( i w . O ra l. « n l. rn o re n n g an th , I be .t a il ,.f the .ra .ml half. ,p . ' lh* °*®l» ' "P »•" "
|.arantly Ie*lrd. but with (I.a la t* ' * 1*'' “ n*1 , , r ' 10
t flaaford I? ja r I marker.
| utting Ih
T h rra play, later rarh dlrrcte,)! rfle tin g .ever’ l n-w fa.e«. nina
, * *, * ■rar‘*
o r t r Hanford', tight guard, and, of them youthful and ine.prrt
a
- tha Ch .la outfit wa. <■„ | l . tw o 1 enexl bad in . The gruel.nr fir.t , “ y
.m l fnr
yard line. Seaibomuyli, their I ft half h a d'rnppb d tw> »f the Ikcila
f" r
ta rk l,. •be boy they claim I. an player-, anil they ap|waie.| tired
„ T h ; m,,‘ ; '"tereatii
P .A II Houlhcrn tackle, « u th r bn. out . . the h . • end, I.
Vnr the l i d
eigh
min itM . ''"ff r<*atura nf Ih , g
' (till In that drtv* to h , goal line,
Iteing un to earl, p ', diction.. But I
tha Hanford linr. Kannvr. Ware,
•ml lia r liaon, .laved off Israel
r atralghl i h . u .U a, rents . hrait
' W in g th , fan.. Hullo, k, who la rr
I ' ' fro v .il lu l r Ih , brat Orala 1,2
, an defensive a . a ril ... uffenvive.
• tall, t-iwvrfully
built
playrr.
want through ran , r on fourth
1 down, acoting ala points. I Kata
b- ramptetrd a p » « . fur I f , extra
point, but the teem waa o ff.id ,
M d a live-yard p-nalty stern t .
■• Th a tgy fnr point by ktc\ w a .'
■Alarkfd by Kanner.
.
>. After that acute, Hanford ram u ,
fight bark, and. after th , kickoff . 1
•all on Ih* Orala IH -ynnl line b e -i
>* «ha lira!
ga
‘ took the ball down th , flald I t
; cause of O i-a lty , Interfering with H rra ld boys have play
17 yards in three down*, K n ti 1 '
•the p a x receiver
1ll*h»\ and fret* the v
W inger's grand line bucking, and 1
With a touchdown
in
sight, h*»dlrd themselves last ni
> 'a 13 yard pass from Lyles
to: 1
l.y lr . hit renter for three yards; •n* k " l» < to maks the V
•H aitei loir.g moat nf th. gucal. It 1
y desperate pas. by Hester s a . H r » look to tKeir laurv
. nyp.ated as though ■ .core waa to !
f i r » natcly <ai-ght by Preitun fat
»«aaon b over.
ba made, U t th , O.-ala line wn%*
• folding up, only Scsrborough, and
*
* » l» . «iv4 Courier
Th e game Mondar niah
, -staked through canter for twu ___
*
l i t Donsl.l being abl« to h o lj their 1 ‘
j more, making it fo jrth down, two
■ awj. Kanner and hi.
Uneaten j j
•fT-to tearing tha it way thruugb \ !
j t " gu. W ith th . b.|| unly U
M F V
jja v d - from the .idalinea, Ceurler P L t ^ IT1 C ® « W t i W
gferytbing ela, in a beautiful per- elected to try n pats. It falling ns
_
With the ball on the Ocala 31
it tf'\ uver the goal line.
;f f ld iln
n j >
9
Ih* line, and the offense clickA lte r that play, the ball m o v e j
. M M I B l l 'U m IIK
| Wall, the locals m u v .j up
Il-I.k and forth, will, Sanford havijg jM
'
ms more wh n n ahort pass,
"■*
mure chance lu irn re .
•■tar to P in io n , who made tha
," , l> •' t' » ' " * P a x intercepted on
■,
rv J
m l af k b thraa sterling cntchai
()<-m1» 2.1-jarJ lintan.|
. paiasi at that tiaw, netted fit*
I " - play, had worked Ih , ball t„
'M
'■ ~
~
k ill. E ntim ln ger gut three more
wllhln the 3'd-yard line fur the
JV tv W
vaster, t'outier nwliciag that tha
fifth time. Tba gama tn led with
tf lH H P
w
la b canted kept pulling a i l af
I h- o I . In |k. . „ x I„„ 0f thc te.1, on
lk
;
• Una, fig j red h could work
Ibair awn 34-yanl lino.
• eld quarterback aaeak fur tks
Stalling llna-upu;
rat down, but il failed ta be
HANFOR D
O CALA
ttded In tka aand whan H.-ar-J
nggh
and McDonald pushed
aaasn and Klaar lata a heap In
hek dru m Ik rough renter far two | "••’ "• A
C a rry
y a n k a id a arnrs. Ilia «nd tun *nn*a», (C|
Whaley
fnr |ka point f.U rd .
. H r - naan
MaDoanH
Haaf.ra g*>. In ti trauhla nf:ai K***r
Srarbnraagh
the kick off
as R*fates Me > rwrat«*
•T«roar
Dowel
In flk ad
two tS-yard ConiW r
Bullock (C l
pea i Hies on It hacnana af a rt s - "ra te r
m inis aver « play, bat Lylra Eylan
QalUlaa
kkfed out of danger. Sanford E « tarnlager
a Peak an Urn third fallowing Fcorw by gt
p U y whoa W ars blacked a p m t. Knnfard
BLAM ES
STOEET CLAIMS
UMPIRE COST HIS
OUTFIT___SER IES
« n u> w a u ia a . No tuna. a , h iu, •
m* errors.
Nailin'.
S -. Louis: H l ,b .ingled through
her*gg*j fn t l » contru81«h«p into tm t o r field. Watkins
T * n / that cantered tre y ad
the
htl a Heme ran over the rifht
p :» U . ,1 %5 Cardinal pitcher., h*
n*W Will. .coring H igh
Friteh
■aid, w e n inclined 'to blame tb.tr
ll»*d out to Haas la ranter Mar
lark af ro h tra fo v f t/mplra K i U
tin Died on. ,o J i l t Sop. OrasVul
S T . L O U IS , Oct. 10.— ( A . P .) — lid.
•trurk out, Cochrane dropped tb s ' BUm a for the defeat af the Car
“I da n o t, lh(nk, however, they
hall
ball hut
but recovered hi time to throw I dinal. was plated squarely an the
Oraoitl out at firs t Tw o
shoulder, of Rirhanl N allin. the had any tirente to kick on N a l- .
two hits, m trronu
American league umpire railing Ila'a dec is iota on ball* and a
Fcwrtli l a i l i f
ball, and ctrikea behind tha plate If anytM aa h i be|pcd th
__
Philadelphia:
Cochrane
was yesterday, by Gabby Street, mana theie ro .g h apoL Neither of
thrown ouL Frisch to Bottomley ger of the conquered National pitchers were up to their n a l
m ilk and that it possibly wh)
Sim m on, went oot C e lU r t to leaguer..
they tried tw pass the buck ar. v.
B ittomloy. Eoa* struck out. No
Street declared Nallin had "Jjat the a m p in .
rona, no hits, no errors
aa much” a . admitted to Paul
Kt. Louis: B o tto m :,, .truck out
“The Cardinal* failed yesterday
Derringer, the lanky Kentuckian
Wilson waa' oot. W illiam , tu
pitching for St. Louis in tha riW- bccasao G ro tr w a . Grave. T k ,.Foaa. Gelbrft filed out l j K u u .
up bat at all, bit
a.troos fifth inning, that ha made r*V»'1
N o rant, no hlti, no •t t o t *.
a mistake In calling the pitch a • ete jn fa ttt n i l , hi a tk fn g t* .
Fifth lee.ag
hall in-lead of a strike. Th a t dr- . n w n that w t n eo«tlf. To o hs ,
f’biladelphia: M iller aingled to riaion, made with the bates loaded to expect tr r o r y , Th e y a n n A r t
center Dykes went out to hot urnan | with two strikes and thraa i f the gama. Grays itfCraeded
B y . unoa.is.ed. M iller gM n( t»
ba'la on lla a., forced in a run. ■topping “ I*spj*»<; M artin by hi.
second. W lllisms got a single iff
■carve,ona pltM Ht*. Martin h .
A fter that. D errinie r Mew :p .
third U r a . Miller going to third.
Street declared tha ball wa* a rraat ball playar i i d Ip going to
E a rn .h a w hit into a double play.
perfect strike and that If Nallin continue gnah,' b rt When G ro rt „
F t tech tu Delbert to Bottomley.
bad called It properly the Inning (•rove, ha atop, tba beat of them."
N . runs, two hits, no errors,
would have been over.
f it Loute: Crimea went out.
‘Nallin made a rotten hell game
) D yke . »„ Fog*. H igh w«nt oul,
‘ Earn-chaw to Koax. Watklna went out of a good one." Street barked. I
" " J l 1 «««*♦ Miry kl.,.
I out t-v Kexg, onaaslatad. No runs, “ He pulled a boner.”
Th e Cardinal., growling over
M
'^ painU ng.
n • Mlv, no error a.
Nallin, Behind Plateln
Cradal TUt, Blamed]
For Early ’A* Scores,
WWT-AC^D^msBlJS
(h « i r tli»M«lfr.
ai S l r M t ’i ‘ in_
Math fnnlag
l»ackinr up HU opinion of,'
rro r- Phils 'clphla lli.hup .truck oot.
.
.
Haas Hied out to O rsaitl la left
field Cochrane went out. High lo
.r,«a ln g roox. T h , players m in e d
Bottomley No nine, no h it., n.|
n* w ord, in railing Nallin
a
trro m .
.U lr t ly Ameri an teagu, c m pirr,
St. Louis: Filaeh filed out !■
a m h tcr and a
Sim m on.. Martin wen: out Wil
*. , ,
,
, ,
.
.
,
and| dam , nX th , m vm nnth m .ln lent, » —
7 . » - Oraattl .tn w k o o tl. J ’ ^ ‘ ^
' h" - .
m n,n' ’1 D»tetnger,
w k'
« no h*r feriod during th , fur the thted time. No runs no 1 *.
'
j “ ". '* munched a hot dog «»n d I
llillrtllte
thiilling
riatbition a bits, rn, errors.
Savewih fanin
W’Ch *IK*
,or ■"°thar bottle
Hit "teniher of ,h , troupe calmly n ira
an nr inaiy bicjrle a rro u the
Philadelphia: Simmons^truck out |
«
. .
. ..
.
lo f t,
of O ra l while HU F o a , .truck out. M iller .In g W |th J . * u l . \
• h r . her .la n d . ufon h i. ahouldera. th r nigh .h u r t Dykes struck out i
, ,,
h* ,
and Um pire Na'lin m ixe d i t He
' *
T h e , intrepid performers are no M U . no errura.
a
m
ittrd
it
to
me
when
I rushed
St. tohi is; Bottomley filed oot
, j P’ T> ° r ,h '' • f » t
international
.ongrraa arenlr latent aaramblrd to t'oehisne. Wila in filed out to up to the plate, alter he had
■ by tr., S p a ik . uiganiaation this H*a». Celbert ateaclt out. No runs, called it , hall.
----- ------- ra .
“ He .aid to me. 'I misted IL
jr a r I tv Inded on >ha big .h o w '. no hits, no enara.
I'm the goat.'
1*1 giernttc prow rant are tha nrainal
B g h lg Inning
Philadelphia: W illiam s ,| ru, k ; 'If I had had a gvn. I'd 'a (hot
'-■I!1-
ovil. Todt rata. In ta bat for Earn
Todt received a walk. Uiahop went out. H igh to Bottomley,
Todt going to second. H a s. re
ceived a walk. Cochrane went out,
(•rim. a ta Bottom lay. No runs, ao ,
hits, no errors.
■
St, Ismia: (Irlm e , w S * tb e first•j
Card to fare W alter* who had r a -'
placed Esnuhaw t,rimes struck:
m iL High was aa/a at f l n l on ai
hard chance to W U liaaa. It s a t a ',
cingle. Watkins got . walk. K rtK h '
.. 4
I
„ 3 • 1.
. 4
3.
I : •i
. 4
0
. 1 > i .•
_ 4
i
4 , k
ToU l ...
H ER ALD
Shaw, p- 3 ',
Echols, e _
.stamper, c
K elly. U .a
M yrick, Ib-ra
Eubank., 3h-|
Voaa, rw-lb
Rosth. IS „
Odham. If .
Mcrriaon. , f
Rurtcll, rf
3 T *• »
ah
4
t
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l
1
t
1
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s
2
0
12
ta
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0
0
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3
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4
t'm plraa— Jackson, Bryan,
CRISIS’
Philadelphia: Simm on, d e w a
pass. Fov* filed out to WUaon.
M iller reached f ln t safely a . ha
forced Sinusona a t second. l>|.
bert to Frisch. Dykaa gut a walk,
a jva n ing Miller ta aegani. W il
liams had Crimea in n h a l.. three
balls mail taro stilkaa. hafors ha
t in g U j w e r Irykaa,
foilng tha
!■»*»■ C ra m rr reave In 'to bat for
W alberg. Cramer s illie d ta right
Held, ararlng M H a r M l Dykaa. a i
W illia m . Sent to second. Kallahan ca m . In far Grimes. Bishop
got Hallahaa In t hole w ith three
U lla and two strifes. Bishop filed
out to Martin tn and tha aeries;
T w o rune, one kit, no errsra.
BO X B C O R B
wh r
h yw
a ! lli.hn p , t h _____ 4 • 0 t
9 0
• g
u l Hass, cf
0 Philadelphia
0|
W ajt
^
ow•
J £ lB X 2 r tM " !~ a w
i
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__________
;
P o lig e S p ecia l
Ooublw Ho’ed work ahue
wlUt tU FRIENDLY GIUI*
^TEEL ARCH for comfort.
I‘ » a FRIENDLY FIVE ti
9 5 .0 0 .
•.
Thw bent work shoe
mMcjr a a bay | • t
“Friodly to |he feel”
AAAA ta EEEE
Notfv-* ’
pa n a m a
„
O V ERALLS
*I U
9
B. L. PERKINS
Men'•
■ a
I 0
o o;
#
•
Dykaa, ih »
Wit.Lama, sa
Earnahnw, p
To d t. g
W alberg. p .
Cram er,
fCn
0 00
•
0
g-
Ocala. Bullock.
Sanford. Ly.'an,
,
T ry far point,
fard, Kanner’a kick failedt <
Psttarfa kick falLd, BuIteOf,
I
�r
>
WHICH
Ih h n T
VERSE FOR TO D A Y
ERMA!- P R O T E C T IO N - T h e
t e ll p r e e n , thy going out
j coming In from IhU tires
kail even for evermore.—
— Father,
ws pload
l that no evil shall be
any plagua coma nlgk
\ rears powerful tk ia ths
M armies of ths worlds
•igers deadly than bullsU,
MV* Wracked mors komt*
• mightiest of d tg s gust,
a t la ths
United State*
M r 1300.000,000 each year
re M one. and find my vle•Sag lh* rich and post
tks young and old, ths
-S a d the weak; widow, and
10 know i
g i i i i t r t thou.aad.
upon
age earner. In a
&
o(
U
f
I In unarm place., and do
my work .llcntly. You ara
•gainst m* but you hted
i
ra b n llc ... I ara aearyItl tha home, on the .treat,
factory; al railroad crosiid on the >*a.
lo g slckns.a, degradation
tlk, and yat few seek to
Itroy, crush and malm
(thing, hut taka all.
, your worst enemy.
I CA RELESH N ESS.
B y Roy K . MauHon
H i B effectiveness of. pftUbiUon a f f e r e n t 4A-W tt«1
brought repeatedly to the ittefition of the public by such
edltorUls m appeared in the Tampa Tribune yasteyiUy 11
which a prominent prohibition officer was .quoted m saying
that ha M d a list of sixty-two "known speakeasies’* within
the city limits of Tamps. The Tribune rightly reminds, Ik *
officer that j f thaaa speakeasies are known they sM o M b *
closed. Our lrir* e ft h s situation la that the officer wfl) main
tain a dignified and discreet silence.
"The ch ltf prohibition enfofom ent officer of the Soothera district o f Florida. Mr. Fisher, told the Tampa ItesT Es
tate Board Friday that 200 speakeasies and bootlegflni es
tablishments, wholesale and retail, are In operation la Taospa and Hillsborough county,” the .Tribune rotates. “He said
he had a list Of «2 known speakcales In the city Hmita of
Tamph, and had ‘personally checked’ 15 of thesa In id
blocks on Tampa Street. 'Every one of them is going full
blait/ he said. His office, he added, hah a complain file of
every liquor operator in the 22 counties in his district.
’T h e question unavoidably arises, as Jha sverw a d llten reads this statement by tha head of the prohibition en
forcement officers of this section. If the officers know and
have listed all these places engaged In outright violation of
the law, why do they permit them to exist?
j;" I f the federal prohibition enforcement office has a
correct lUt of 62 BpemkeMlen in Tamps, 200 in Hfllkborougk
county, know* ju st where they ere located, to the extent
that It can state just how many are In operation In s given
ares, why doesn’t that office see to it that they cease
to operate, instead of merely telling the public how many
there arc and where they are and advising ihe landlords to
evict them?
“In view of Mr. Fisher’s remarkable remarks we are im
pelled to Inquire; la it the function of the federal prohibi
tion enforcement organization to compile directories and
guides of speakeasies, or to put them out of bualneae?
When an officer vested with all dua authority speaks
of 'known speakeasies' he makes a serious admission— be.
cause, If a speakeasy Is ’known’ to such officer, it shouldn’t
be there."
ltd
asb
O '
Wd
country iit W r la Urn d m * o f * ,
p o ilU la oar banka, nkort-WMn
m 4 U s , or la .tatting In va itW A m
now require tk tlr moaoy back.
round* ars af no usa to t b s . 8 s
they i n i n to n i l t M r pawadl
aad bay tkair own earns.las
•as wkslksr K bo dotlara, franco, flortof bn, nr »h.t*»vr lbs two may ks
lle T V . n u t of tv t. -flight r m
tks f* kas bsta partly lack of
W n a f i l n n and partly Iks flnanW c b l trsoklsa Is t M r « n noa*
ba
rU l
f*
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,w
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alto
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rllk
Practical Unemployment Protection
1 *
Declaring that unemployment problems ars a joint re
sponsibility of both workingmen and employers, the Manu
facturers Record,calls attention to the progress which hag
been made during the past two years toward remedying
a condition which sees periodic recurrence of intervals of
depression. Tha lessons learned during hard times serve to
show people what to do during prosperity in order to be
prepared for the next slump in business.
"Particularly encouraging at this time,” tha Record dadares, "are Indication*, that American industry la deter
mined to work out the national employment problem. 'Man
agement. and not government, is the source from which triU
come the moat effective measures for stablliilpg employ-
“*b
tics
ium
»ka
lb tro.
kls
; la
asy
am-
trios which aaremltat* l hair roCollecting all tbotr aaaato hi o t W
countries. Who U ro r Iks n e t in ;
tks m u l l la tkst tks supply of
pseado kas farted tks rhts down.
aad aow akswo unialotakaUs r r l dsaca af falling kotow t*s low.
at goM point.
Unfortunately o «T stork ai gwld
hat bstn aar frailly rvducad of
rot on l month* Ws ars tbsrsfors
not abb to tontiauo to osy to tks
foreigner. *Wo can .atiafy row
» l l k gold."
During tks pool f*w ro a n , tks
w r H ' i gold M s gradually toon
aksstkod by A retries asd Praam ,
who, in.trod of using it sa a basis
for credit, kaoo put It lata vault*
and mado as nao of I t T M y kaoo
11
ln,° •l* rib
lastosd
of v s rlb . and tks gold kas tootsb not performed Its pr .per
functions.
•debs Impairment at Ik* city's
If these two countries kid read*
Ius ns to ooodj korrow on against pi apart y Sad n p a u i l r e asy (k b
this woaltk or gold. Ikto there
would a>t b a n kssa i n k • .tra in
upon tks other boding cowntrwo,
notably England.
England k i t
fiaaacod otkor
ro ra t Iso •(■last her o v a je-o'livro. Rag la ad b now ra lb d opon lo ropay reason w bkh b r a
tec* ptorod in M r heaping
far.
rig a c i.. Ilr r own m t u r t t . at*
(ro ses I lr r drbtors cants* pay
k rr bark for tks tires btiag- U
and P rofession al
demanding as Ik* rats of
a St tha moment whan ha
If, for «»coptional reason*, t her*
la a big demand for dollar* fca wit)
race Ira It** for hi* panada. Sim
ilarly, If tha rtraraa la tha n i l
and k* wish., to deal at e reomant
wken then la a big dtmand far
pound* and thertfor* a large .upply of dollar*, h* will racalv* reora
for kb pounds.
But In vltw af Ik* fact that tk*
•Inc* tk* thireu In Areartca two
pounoTas wail as tk* dollar, kat
n goM value, Ikara b n IMIt to yaar* ag* tha k m irb a a poupta
business Itself of the maintenance of employment, and
hence consuming power, at the highest possible level,’ well
borders of the
might be ftdopted with profit far beyoe
action by inNew England States. Primarily, this
duatry should inspire confidence
__________and
__ tl movement toward
better conditions 'will gain progressively In pace and In
weight.
tk*** flwctaatMn*.
• "Very properly, these New England executives feel that
Ia*load at chsaglng kla pounds
iata dollars ha can change there
are no longer iwapt off
at tk* fixed rate lata gold, ship
at. They never get clow
by reiving against periods of reduced employment.’ Self-de tha gold to Amar tea, and ckaagt
to the broom.
pendence and Individual responsibility are mighty foundation It back In that country Into dol
W sll known ocullit (#y#-doc- stones In the economic and
politics! structures of all lar. at Ik* American fired rat*.
This shipment of gold la a real
to you) declare* that avary peoples. Weakening of dheae factors by the dole or by
kM a blind .pot. Th a t m u .l sentimentality tends toward nstipndl and Individual degra ty bualneae. Tk* pttclou* rnaUI
na* to bo
do cartruuy
packaa. skip.
imp.
Ml
careful], packed,
kS lor* part.
dation. in any land. Industry never can fully protect Its pad. Insured against kaa, and
0> Mclntyr* tall, about an workers till it Influences the workers properly to protect whila It It 0« lh. oct*n ire inter
sat 1* Ming tarnad om tha reoaay
.
Ik man who **> nfftitd a themsetvee.
’"T h is concentration by management on solving the that It represents,
Wt rtplied h* would rtthtr
!l tMrpfor* follows that tha
*•' tk* "dolt" and b* Indc- moat pressing problem of Industry—greater stability of em
ployment—la one hopeful sign In tha present depression,’ Bog 1l*hnun who .hip* gold t*
Areartca find* tM t laaiaad of hi*
tha New England Council’s Industrial committee points o u t pared
bringing hire AM* dollar*,
Uko Chino and Japo"
’T h e problem- Is.n o t confined to the employers; the afltr deducting u m o n M .only
lg to gal all langltd up workers, too, must help to solve It. And. the guidance of g*U about IJ B dollar*.
Ik h trt't hoping our Untla the workers’ minds from artificial panaceas to constructive
II will M MO* tM t tk* eyotaIsn’t on* of tha Inaoetnt
business practices la a duty and a task for al) sound na 11** for pooadt la dollar* rent
tional Influences.
ran k*bw ikb b*ol before it k*tor C h i c a g o gangtbr
* builnt*. mlitaka, takaa
oukengo reuat fall ' M o f* tM*
flit bulltt torn body la
mattrbUaaa b known at tk* "low
g a drainage renal. Al C*.
Te n y e a b s ago t o d a y
er COM point.- Similarly. tM
itwt be trying to thow tM
A siong lh# many now homo* Mr, oad Mr*. C U Britt ond C. f . bval at wkkk it p m Ik* Areor|kat giving him Ik# rep
bao to aklp geld, to tkb. caontry
belag built U tM t of Dr. Samoa) Chapman.
Nit o itop to cHnOV*
Tha flrel naatlag of tk* Bocb) la kaowa l i tM "uppor geld
Pub* ton *1 Rosa Court w h I o h
•Mat.- .
idvortUamoid la -a Now will M a two ■lory aUtca* Mas* Dapartmant of tM Waraan'a Club
of
tkb
ooaaon,
with
Mr*,
W.
T.
Brest thooo facta l| will k* area
with
all
tha
modore
convaabncaa
kpar dlatloaaa tM t a raawhich kaa boon doing aad up to dal* In avary particular. Langley na M otaao waa Mid ran tM t wfcib n i n • l b GoM
tsi day aftarnnon at tk* club Standard tM OntUttboa af tM
I at tM atm* old aland fo( Roan Court premia** U ko an* of tDirlkl.
MrMR nM ol Ikft miMi
okly M .M tw re a tM
t hundred years Ma *n- tha moat popular sukdlvbbaa la
delightful affaire nf tk* **rly
, It* now location -Just gaafnrd.
Tha advoatago af tkb nyotom
T M City Cnrerelaatoa M s re- outurem Mrs. Ookora* Haredpn
tha corner,"
calvtd bids on a tripb copthinctton Wan high more prLa and waa Is okatowa. Asy bare** trading nr
avardad
a
dainty
realty
cat*.
Inva.tlng monoy in Rag bad know*
y, V a n
Ilindanburg. motor fire atomratui,. aad kttof
Cbar, cold wnatMr waa Indi
Iren man, told--Adolph careful ronaMonUae.tM bid from ratod for tkb oflornooa'o World** bafaraband tract ly bow much Urn
vatoo of Iks pouad aUrHag rea
wy ravalutlkabt, U M the American LaBnaca Biro Re
ftootuato, boreuaa Ragtaad aayo
l i b mount I t Boadny, tina Company has Mas aocaytad
la offset:
v ■» y
fob n tripb remhlnatto* pumpor
fared hi* willingnoaa I*
having a capacity af 1M galMa
T f tk* yamM/gm* Mfow a cor-'
f up a* dbtator. Hltbr. of water par miaul*, aad a M galr, Would repudiate tM log. ctombal, Uak with a body
Paac* Treaty, topudttoy's reparation Bar*
w post thing yon Mar
•erUpotom frl.ad. .
A thlrtl for laow bdn than IS
tollaga dagrea* wUbootit
As sapotita without a most tkaa
a m**| Wttbout aa appatIU.
A fsltk tM t mmt M da/Mdod
tM* to bare no reovbttoM a*
aayihlag.
A cMId la tM grave tkaa aavdc
to bare boo* .a Barest
kav* boon aaraptlaonfty narrow*
and h * »» been kaaplng tkair fanda
a t knrea rather than elsewhere.
Many Malta In tk* llnitad 8 Uta*
M v a rtoaad their door*, end cwnfkianca kaa been generally nndtrmined.
Franco, from Mr own matWe*,
baa boon anzloua to aeenrealata
gold and Ma refrained frare an-
ATTORNEY
BEAUTY SHOP
HUNTING
fan ferP u ff
Beauty Saba
T t»
Htrald Prtfttiac Da.
FURNITURE
BARBER
foreplgta rem acy atakUtty, with
tM pound otarttag tM raragalaid
mtdlore for laloraatbanl aottb-
RADIOS
P H iu x y s
wtaqlf
T M fact of rertalthig rer Im
port* to*relalreure,oHkaugk nay-
Stsas'o^j^rS
GARAGE
AarnTa Bat M ack
MaftatTa Garage
DAIRY
I
�am
DOLF H IT L E R OHM la Ready To
fA N T S C R O W N Fight For W orld’s
S D IC T A T O R Peace If Meet Fails
Atatheaif
(Continued from l’» c » Ono)
swvhr.
Its Monl
P
e
r s
o
n
a
T
s
M r. aad M n . M am ba EaJ
vita, at Btam w irk. C a , a n
I s . m m . t i n . ken.
rv v 4
M
U
M r. aarf M n 8. M. Sehwarti
b a v . t v k i n r i from llooitoa, Tamas wkara tkaj kava bean i p t a d i ii
tka past law aval*.
M
ttia tu T
<• tlam a t
M n, t . C
rkaraw d
i
Mrs. Urban
O n bulk of s
tb * tm laaaa
at tkeir bora*
b m r i f .y kbd
Elghtevath Street
Cast
a * ;•*••**w
irtd
W )
M r. and M n . R. F. r .
Marshall m
av a id l . .
af tha ront aaU . R a m a m a the birth of a «on at the
FaraaM I-aagM on Memorial Hos
m v r i kv Uw
aaririad ky M U. (k U a pital t t i i raorninc
-iw.d
1 »I
r eal wvrv: M n . FUMa,
rvurtfny. M n . A .
I n d m a . H r v W. F. M cTear. M n
M n . C . A . Y a m J.
U
K
M n J . T . Nrw ky. M n U . M U
kam. M n
Whighara. Mrv
D . J . G n m t t . M n M. N . N im r.
M n . C H . Fvarra, M n A . C. Me
Mrs. C. P. H t a r i r n a.
M n . G u n i Taariiaaoa. Mra. W.
H . H a r k .y , Mrs. C . F. Marshall.
M n Rakvrt Mariwvtbar. Mrs. R.
TayW r M n . U k B r u t M n
W . C ay . Mrs. « . T . W a rn s ,
M n- I t U . N n a n . M n 0
Clkka aad Mtea HvUa Falaw i
V *
r r.
»«, a
wn
t
M rv U lliaa V ictory
» . » wn f
Um a a r r ia g *
<4 bar
daughter
U IU * Estalio
M n . Ilagk
Laker, of W lntor
H u l l , formerly of this city, U
tka house gaevt for a iho rt timo
of M n . E. F lane at ker Home oa
F i l l Avenue.
Mrs. Sadja Baum*I has cone to
N v a York C ity with Ker mother,
M n A. Zelmenoilti, of Brunswick, Ga.. whore they will v i.lt the
U tte i’i doockter. M n . A . P » »»
loft.
Focssln. a party motoring to
tho
CCainaarilU -.ftatorday * for
Florida-North ChnJIns football
|aaae w a rt: Or. A. W. K pp-. W.
A. Adams. Robert B. A l t and
Hendrix Ly!ee.
M r. and M n . H. B. Mshonc)
bad as tkair (wests Sunday at
tb tir home, 101 Fas» Tksth Street,
M r. aad Mr*. T / J . B arn ett ef
Pakilks. C. B. Ryan and son, of
P h k U a , and C h a rin ' Reid, of
(WUndo
Rose-£frclevi Opening
MeetingWelhUtended
Ire
D E A tn R E A L ,?* * U Um .a b )w t
•I tho
D m u » i. i.
I . .11
C k n i l N • { C k rb l, ScW atUt, mi
ta r ia r . O H . II.
T>* O i l h . T . i t « . .
fn a
N t U u * 7 :1 . I . "Gad ha sw reifti
iO
'. .r .i
J PhjaleUns
» v
-.»*
"A nd a cerlaja m in waa tkarv.
Wrick had an Infirmity thirty
rich * jears. Jeaaa aailh aata
him. Rian, taka a » Iky had. and
> tha man
leak ap hia
B A , R, b ) .
Tha L aman Bar man a law iaria-f
ed th* foUawiag p— *| — fn # i
tha Christian Htiarik Uxthank.
• S e r i n aad Health with kvy U
Uw Sccipturaa.- by M ary Baker
Mind's caatxol av ar th*
la aa
h at la
Scleaea. • J a a a a
;rated tka diviaa F ria cif ta aad
tha > a * * r of Iat soar* a t M M by
d rk a
a t r o y M tha faaadatlaaa * f daath
(fk 1T1).
Sets Record Speed
OaTripToSahfbrd
Th* ep o alat aieel lav of tha
Root C irri* af th* Garden Club
af Sea ford waa held on Friday
aaaraur* a t th* home of Mr*. Fred
R. R l h u k I MO Sanford Avenue,
with Mr*. J . H. Cokloofh pres Idlac. D v riaf the meeting hollatia*
aa “ Uertat-eoos Perennials- seer*
diatrihatad and Mrs. A. I'. Fort
| t* s a talk oa -W hat to I'lsnt la
Orl abac."
Mrs. Rndor Curlrii r indurted
th* is rd e a
queatlaonair* after
th ic k Mra. W. K. W ilsaa peaaawtad a talk on perennials for tha
I t was aso*unrad
that th b circle will have c h a r t *
a t roaea. viaaa, polled plaaU aad
a mkacallaneaus
booth a t 'tk *
flower m arket ta ho held a a Nov.
7 k* .th * Firet National - Bank
Mra. J. M. McCaakill
waa appointed chairman af
boa* C irri* department a f th*
m arket.
, n.
L ate* la tha m eatiac M ra. WU
condor led an idattiflcatlon
teat of th* bow la of wild ftevrara
which w ar* am
roam* wkara tk* y a eeta
seated. Plans were than mad* far
a tour of tka W iatar Garden
Nurseries oa Na*. h
Thooa present wtva: Mra. J . If.
Coklouih. Mr*. Radar Curlell.
Mra. J . C. Ellsworth, Mra. A. K.
Epps, Mra. A. C. F a rt. Mra. J . M.
McCaakill Mrs. Jo * Metsch. Mrs.
a J . Pape. Mra. T . C Pap*. M ra
RoUnd S, Road. Mrs. R. B. Stow*.
M rs. W. K. Watson aad Mrs. Fred
k.
.................
(Coptlaued from P ic a One)
Great Britain. Italy, and Franc*
Mlblary c o m m i n d *
w *r* i la Genera to participate in an
A M p p H ®«t, H f f li clickeJ in Pmw- extraordinary session of the coun
tian faihkon, military kit* w*r* cil tomorrow in I be hope* ef endtirrW
and
u litn
v t n i x - ■n( the affair without further
tk lR |td . Uniform s! storm troop* bloodshed or dr*true!ion of propOt the H itler fiction a u u m d po- erty.
Hco function*, ordering people off
Military <*.* shipments in Mantko I t m t a or out of hall* on com rbi-ria uete bhokrd into t ha hnckmand* from higher-up*.
( rawad jreetenUv hT a swift a t|l w on rtiR iilFtl a t*m-f
im ?toaio 5000 ste e l Helmet and N a r b u i v e f notes a»v| answers be minrrtt batwrrn Nanking «n j th»*
tional So cialist rtv mtwn in tkeir tween Nankinx. Tokyo, Waahtnc- ftouthrrn gmrrnin* nt .n-plirtl l»>
uniform* ab*em bU j at Roeg ok o ton and Geneve as statssnten of Nanking** |»lra* f«»i mi*\ in t hma
Imorky meadow for a
m ilitary many nations » o i(h t a solution of under thg th r'a i ul
t«*i«ign in
tha peoblem that threatens Jap a vasion.**
field t t n i c *
United National!*! leader* ad oeoe t» d Uki^enr relation*.
It t t i revralrsl yr*tsrduy that
the*red I0U0 pi krd men and a
*prink ting of women to thr o#ur- S ecretary of S tate Stim*on had
crowded Kurhau* Hall jreaterday tJispatchcsl a mu w*agr to the w e
afternoon. Th e spemker* irwlodud re lory of the I m g Or of Nation*,
Hitler. Dr llugrnbergs chief of u i g i t f the leagur to **n.*aert all
l
IJ.
15A IN F -N V II .1.1 «»
the Herman
.Nationoliat P a rty; preaaur* arul authority within it^
o.*
lA .r i
W HCF
*•». kti. ily
Fran* SsMte ami Thesxlora l»ue*- rompaUncb" toward •ettling thr
note Flornla ia»li«* *tato,o law 4lr«| on
terberg. Wader* of tha Steel H e l Manchurian ptohlem TH*
•igned a
met Faction;
ll)*!m ar Sr hacht, w U tent Frlda> aftr» a cabinet the local campuv •.*
■U* • i-lumbia
contra*
t
uniting
with
meeting
callrsl
l*v
Ptr^nlrnt
Hoov
former pve*»dent of the Reicht\l»i liar
Hrae-ri acting System
la a k ; Dr. C l t u , chairman of the er.
jMiioiintr<l
T k t league n vih, i, a ill meat land Cowell, direc '
K n Herman
t'nion. aad t onal
the Sino- la*t night.
Kaikreuth. pre*ident of the N a- T iK id a y to « i>n«ii|rt
tioaal Farmer*' Federation.
Japane*e *ituatiun k'oteign min
" T ^ e Voice of i ' •Ida** ic ex
a*t *il
Banket* of the .National Social- u te r* of the Kuropean
l » * * r t pectrsl to inauguiat. l
i«4 and Steel Helmet o rg a n ita • WrM tnroute
tir-nrea an,| |*wi chain program* •!••* t Y*n mry 1.
addlti mat
tkjns. an well a* the hUk k, white ( t i n Hilbert, t*nit*d State* m anil when *n*tallat»oo
equipment « il! le «••I pleted.
and m l flag of the imperial re general there mnr*-rre,| oith
gime, war# di^plajrrj »vrryw h«rr, F ric Drtimmoml at l**ngth ye*ter
but tharr « a * n«»t a tingle Repub day. It wa* iimln . ( wh! they d»*
MIAMI HE\< H \lt>*-r' Kern
(U«aH Stim««B’» t»"te.
lican emblem
le a lfiti. o|trnrfi
i« e *1 It .M
A Japan***
I'liitewt
wa* d«*
Kvprewantalive* of ruyalty. of
Fifth Street
the Imperial Army, a id of vanou* livered at Nankins: formally «tat
National!*! organuation* *at on ing that uni*'* and Japane*e agi
tation in I'hmo i« halte'l Ihe Chi
Ihe platform.
The keynote
of the addre*»* * ne*e goveram m t "w ill *»e Held »e- | S A N K O It l>
wa* that Herman) face* a choice •|K>n»ible for the consequence*.**
O C T.
Ftdlnwing an r i e tgen c) loeetlng . F i l l .
betwte# Nationalism andt ommun
oivr official1
i*m, am| the piemen! n gn n e mutt of (*hinebe 1. after*.
M rlU axlU
t'lrrws l . r m s j .
be dtacarded. The United National told the A**oriatr«| l*re«* an an
Vvr. sad Mb SI.
*wer
will
l«e
forwant*
,j
In
Tokyo,
apportion, in a long
revolution
pre*aated by Dr. H#genbe»r. »le- probably t u m o r i c a l l i n g atteo
C L E A N W H O L E S O M E A M U S E te N T
clan’ll it* arillingne*a to i«« im# lion to the fart that “ilUpalrhinK
M (NObMOUS qUAMTIJICaf
of
further
war*hip*
by
Japan
r#ntr#l of the governmvnt, ami ,|e
(Handed the tmme<liate resignation the biluation an«l inten«tfy the an
of th# Fetleral an«| »*ru**lan guv- t*hme*e wat» r% wmil«| aggravate
ti -Ja(taae*e
movement** through
rtam eat*.
out China and M*o< hurra.
Prolonged applauv followed the
The Chinr«e answer will point
leading of the «enlrn«e:
out there have le rn
no tio li
-W e deman I the re e*tahh»hagain*! Ja|vbm»e m territory con
ment ° f Herman)*^ »oh«reignlv in
trolled by Nanking "which i* *i
ifc fenae m atter* and an e<iualit*lent proof of the « hme«e govern
tlou of arm am ent* **
m rn l't bbility anil *le*irw to pro
Dr. Ilagenberg deroteil a p«»r tect the Ja|«ane*e **
lion of hi* adflre** to an attem pt
Meanwhile. China dl*patih*d to bSBoevrovm w aM un/w aac
to thow that the Unitril State*. Tokyo a proteat a ram «t the bomb
of
England am| Uermany
should ing la«t Thursday by
Japanene
unite to break what he term 'd the m ilitary airplane* of Chine*# barrWket* ea male t irru* Day •
hegemony of F ram e.
tack* at Chinchow
Kaamlllat A Aaderwca
•"Tha French premier mill leave)
Concerning Ja|kane*e occupation
* The PrraerlpUwn Shop**
boon for America,** he »aid. "W% of Manchuria, a Bpoke*man for the
would Uko to tie the gold country Toky# foieign off»c« declared it
of America and the gold oou.itry woulq be impo*«ilda for Japan
of France tagyther and dtoouado withdraw her Iron pa until f*h Ina I
America front her disarmament makea arrangem ent* In
govern
demand*.
and pnlica variou* d U trk t* ahere
China
"Am ri<a will K« ton wibe to d« Japanese «ub)ert« re*ldv.
Immediate
with
that Kvery support of France by ha* demanded
Ameri«a heighten* the danger that drawal of Japanese ttoo|M from
A nFitcaV white people will b# Chines# territory
Ihaerlbing the Maiwhurlan «ll
dlvnle(| into two gruupa.
WHUF ToHecomcLink
In Columbia S y s t e m
foreign' B a n k e rs
H e a r D e t a i l s O f ^Vatchifcur
K id itey s/
H o o v e r ’s P l a n
(I’oniinuttl from Pair* One)
in th«* K<ho il* Part*. *a»d iu>ljt
a 'regular inflation" wouhl l>«
beneficial.
" A m i n c i n * n lr«*
and G olds
Difficult
Need These Seven Helps
4 hr •tad
than
forrtg n*M owe h e r.' |* Temp*
•li*l "''he i* m creditor n t n for
u n iila i 'll eipital Without tlouht
her -hort term rtedlt* plarnl
abroad 4*r fro ten for the mmt
pait I'n ic iiiiir* |*to«r**lng i o r h
in th»- I mted State* have heed
m th d ««H in r thrm. but A h i r n n 'i
U t f r *l*«t of gold make* it ptn
T r e n t I H t o r d m ^ l K id n e y
F u n c tio n P ro m p t ly .
A n a z c »n ; backache, w ith
b ljJ d e r irrita tio n * bu rn in g,
te a n ty ar.l too U rq u c fli p i l
lage a n j getting up at night,
m ay warn id Jivw I r i r J U J f y y
funeticc Thntita ndw recom
mend Ifcmn'c 1'iilt in their con
dition \ I 'r a i^ J for 50 \ cara by
grateful u r n thr country over.
LSokl ty dealers everywhere.
•tide to meet D r «itu a lto n * ith
out th. rt-k of com
prom ising the
ootpromi*inr
•talolitv of the •Utllar'*
Utllar **
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real n e e r . . . A u t o r n , lie v o lu m e c o n t r o l I f y o n w a n t I t . . . V a ria b le .
Miss Marehtfctte Gives
Luncheon For Visitors
B a rib in s
K lii.b r lb
uatina a* exceedingly graeo fol
lowing Ih* bombing of Chlnrhow.
which Japan i^clared a s . in .elf*
jtefense. Dr. Alfred S tr. I hina's
delegate to the league, n r .1 Sir
Rrsc Itrummonl ibal lSe l.-ajoe
taka urgont steps to»a>d r-tab liahing peace.
Anli Japanese feeling mn high
in the southern I'h in c e . apitat.
Canton, ahere 10 persons war*
killed and 00 aixin.lr-1 o a .lash
between poll-e sn,| s ( Iflw *r moh
The not follsiar.1 s
student
m eeting hi whi. h -p e ste rs demantled a complete t*-*,-«dl of
Jap an - «* got«l-
• • l u b e . . . . I V n t o d e . . . He r n n g r id . • . K V k llo c v c Ie a rlc c t i v i t y ....S p r r i a l A tw a te r K r n t a in g lr-a p o t c i r c u i t ,..A d j u s t e r fu r
a n y V n g t h o f a n t e n n a . . . 4,1a Ic k -Y U io a d U l ...Y c l v r U a c t i o n a ta
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. . . G o ld e n V o ic e e l e e tr u - d y n a m i c s p e a k e r . . . W r ig h t-s a v in g
a r m o r e d ch a s s is . . . K a m o u a A tw a te r K e n t d e p e n d a b ility . . . A ll
e a b l a e t a g e n u in e A m e r i e .i t w a ln u t w ith b u ll w a ln u t p a n e l s . . .
E v e r y m o d a l c o m p l e te w ith tu b e * .
M u . . . Mary
Cam illa Pulrs
Turaball, M i-.
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Here
p O L D E N V A L U E S — U r ahead o l other yraral Have Ihe tmml
V F fanww name in radio i u >twr art. Sane radios liavo m m p . « l
p o in t, sumo another. 'I'ho net* Alvvalrr Kent has litem all! Surh
••*•*» rlaar. rirb loot I Sorb tamer I IKatanrell inmpirla aruaratiua
o l i i x t u a l Such artialry in rabineta. Ilcra 'a real Value. T tM l’a ulial
j « o want and what jm in a y |nr. Gat it— brra. We’re |*ood to add
onr (Uar an Inn I-I that of A lw a t r r Kant. N o uUiralion. C uon in And
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t o u r
n ew spa pe r
■ F lo r id a ’*
H eart
G r a a la a t V eg etab le
TH E
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M em b er A iu o e ia le d P reaa
W ilt CLOUDS IN
QRIEKr GATHER
DESPITE PICT
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CAPONE SPENT
PLENTY, COURT
RECORD SHOWS
Edison Remains In
Stupor As End Nears
AN I N B E P E N p E N T P A 1 E Y N E W S P A P E R
S A N K m i* . F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . CH T O B K R l O .
B E L O V E D
IN V E N T O R
A N D
S fm tU *
1931
W EATH ER
Partly rlnudv Inntihl and Sun#*•/ with prnftabi# i t o « m
F iv e C e n t* A Copy
M
M H ER 3 30
HOOVERM
AKESDefeat Macks 4 To2
K ° vdS ln S e r i e s B a U
RAILWAYBONDS A’s Stage Hot Finish
W IF E
WKST o r a n g e . Oct 10
I A.I* i l)r Hubert llowc an
Mourn-,-d today that
Thoma*
Edison had tak-. n no no Irish
mtnt for the past 21 hour*;
that he it in almost n ronttaiy
_________
I stupor and that ha no l<.nrsr
•
revognited anyone with (he
poMlble xrtptlon of hit wife
Dr llnwt*t bulletin, which hiP r e s i d e n t M ho A r r a n amplified In a
vonv.rietion
S P O R T S M A N S P A I I K .9 T .
with neatpupermen
follow t .
re s To
A s s i s t
n - 1
L o t is .
l ie u
io — Q a b M .
Mr. Edison had a retijett
nieht but thara is little notice
S t r i ‘«!t H C a rd in a l
Red H lrdh j
a l* rhanee and hit
clinical
T K I m m U IM r m a l
1 condition U about the .an-e at
a r c th e new C h am p io n * o f t h e A s in is te r clou d, t h r e a t e n - 1
CHICAGO, Oct 10 — i t p i
W o rld ' T h e y gniiu-tl t h a t t i t l e :
yealsrday.* From hit pretent
to* V sl!l\ «; |i i\ . O i
|u
I n i th e peace o f t h e O rie n t j temi-mntriout
condition the I -The butcher, the bakei. the,
h e re th i* a lte rn ix rn b e fo re
I.V r » A plan \»ilh « tlmiltfr
a * a r e s u lt o f J a p a n e s e oeru \ phytician laid it would to- p« ..
vundleatlck-inaker,” who , rr . w|
sm all i-row d w h ich * * * .
|*l| pn««s { , a lr-n|*thrr\ vhI It
the n m li and finrtes of the high
p a tlo n o f M a n c h u ria , th le k - J •ihle for Edison to tllp Into coma
g r e a t p itc h e r s
en g ag e
^
almoit without warning
hut
"• n o * >! th# .*nilr»i««h *it«l »*.*!
living jangiann rmiwrnr were.
• nod tod ay d e sp ite m oves by ' said he did not eapect this to
din-1 w hich w as n o th in g s h o r t
•ter hnii<lr«-f|« ,*( email
P*ra c l In a steady .tream m
fh # U n ited S t a t e s
and th a
happen for tome time
_ " f re m a rk a b le Hut. th a y « t y * ^
hanks-- •• ih»* noil
the witness .Und in federal rnuri
L e a g u e o f N atiu n a to d issi
l*r»*hlrnf Hoovir
today
|
p a t e it . C h in a o b se rv e d th e
w ere d o n ated tw o ru ya In tfag
j Al Capone, whom the govern
Su| rlpmtniing hi« btiAl pfl.Jftt
t w e n tie th a n n iv e r s a r y o f th e
ment rhergva with evasion of in- [
W|t- ‘
for imp: u\ pu- «*r«* *it * n«1i i«»n« m
Wi.hou- regaining conscl-us v e ry f ir s t in n in g
. a * D lb W|W
I ,-ofne tares, had plenti of money,,
b ir t h o f ifc l'fe tfu b lic w ith an
rvrt) r»a« h ol th.* nitton's rcii
m-s. .inrr he was struck by an b u m * and M ickey C o ch ran #
they said.
He
paid hi. lulls
im p re s s iv e m ilita r y d isp lay In
rumiia »trurttjr«*. the i t i f r if f ii
.mi.moil ile late Thuisday night. navkp.l wide op* r\ T h .' f m j !
promptly end a lle y s in rash Tele
N a n k in g . .
lit#
is
noM
<r#kinir
W
It Kaulerson. IS. .Sanford , score was |
g, with Ih* Alhlaii
tit*«n*
nf
phone bills, meal MIL. hotel hills
Chlang Kal Shek, the Chin***
•tabiliaing railruail*
farmer, dod late >estert'ay after I s scoring (hell two ion. in a wild ■
I* Iroiwle
ansi rharges for laboi ware read
ninth inning flaltk
pr »ld*nl, pleaded for natiuna I !
Thr pr«*»i<h fit i«
nmin at the
Kemahl I nu-rh’on ami wool)
Into the record* and were identi
»• grtrat'\ rn
• huh ha,| the fans gasping.
fied by trades p*iip|. and business 1
v nlt* and itrtn sth to resiit a I
______
couitgru vv«r th ••fit ) of attn»n Mrmoiial llv .p i.il
(■rimes ami Karnshaw .tag*d *a .
for a ten invasion. An official of ; L a b o r P a r t v
I fl a n r> u men. Most of them were from f
that h*« ||t*Va*It •|H’
lie ws« burled this afterno in pretty a duel as ihr a* rlrw haa
tt'hind hu
tha Ja p a n **, war office . . . InL ,® ™ "
1 8 8 U e 8 Miami where Capone owns a
pr«*jsrs I for IiniMOVtitif i
at
3
O
P
O'lork.
The
Itev
Win.
b
c».n
produced, the ermrs, an,| WatkiaV
formed that President
Hoover
C a ll T o C o u n tr y T o
ifitr'n* smi mis i** ••*vkiii|ru « , H.eoks Jr,, of the K ln t H npti.t, home tun b**ing tb,, only marring .
had dlacusaej with hi* r.b in et the I
^
ju s t I,ne. II b Ityler. who built
•n#*ro« 0f •lalnliRinif t n11r i>m
Mils
' ' < hii.rh, officiate.I at brief burial features
I'tifnrtunately for tk« i
bombing of Chinrhow, Manrhuria,
•he dock an.l bealhooso at th"
b xids.
'•arks, thosr marring
featuiea
by Japanes planes and nturted
,
servic-s
at
the
g
are.
w.th
the
Florida rstale. .aid he figured i
l|tMi\«*r
Ih** i *t».’rijrru'y
were enough to g , , p tfteni fn>-| j
LONDON. Oct.
1 0 . - I A P . ) - *M r. Al. stnl owed him mom-) ■
that It la "deplorable that tha
IMHj .IXHiiniO
,.u ,o,ration I Kilrkton b unsral II .me ban- ling pre«enting-Connie Mark aitft hi* !
Araerl.-an government. owing to Davld IJoyd George, official lead The govern len t i.n.esl al>out fen.
,
" n * ..f the Inst .photntiuph made ol Mr snd Mrs. Thoiua- \ *»ll K* Hit »n
h.* nornml 1 atr»nif*momts.
third Stiaight tt orld's Serle* r io '
a lark of proper information has er of the Literal .party, broke his •hid
nwnoy orders ^,,l*on. taken, when they left their Florida home at Fort Myer- late processes of im llt in
—- In
••• telegraphic
••••#••r"'* nr
s.-c- l
Mr. IUulvr««n. • rrsuirnt nf nant.
. baen misled oa tha part of false long silinrt Jast night by Usdne •""• to Capone
ftoin
CM..
- - t f u in ‘ lh*!' M,r,n*c nlt.-r spending another of their many winter, in this
f d n tw L I . I _ __ U u t
.1 I
. .
I IllOU ___ ■ i ..Cl..
Karnshaw pitched nntwatabU
propaganda'
on tha .p
i »tat«.
"«*
r - .r * .
ldW
lJL<__ la.
• a r t of the from hie InyaMd’s chair a state I rj°M and IV2l*
l>all for five full Innings,
...... .. "a not kl*
ment in vhlth he dee .-rifted i s . 1 PhUlp Dt AS'11ss. Capon*'* con. I _
Moreover, the pir.ldent rrg»,.l. W“ U),n *• <s»JtlrahU county
. . luwing a man to reach first dug- d
r , -w
. Jmmmnam am f flwpaOdiog "general election
as UmM compauion iluriag liw t r i a l , * * - —-___ --———
t,»he il-nmnv ration of unli, anowg
*r*^••*•• Ha U vur xlvevt •
thsf'llm c. A fter Iffigb haialw - '•<
i t tha Waihlngton adm lahtfa- "Thh mo^t « pnton an t irn p atilo tU ............ ............
*ep*tnr* an*, legre.entatlvea j I f hi* widow* Mrs, Maryf II- #l*-d to . * followed by Watktaa' <1
» a * ' irru te d at H>» clo t* of t,»tfen would act aatm ta the Wno- loti# which the country ev.r ha<, day't session for
who a' tends,I the Whit* ............... ..
a p!>
I'auWrenh. and two »up-rhllilr*n, himer bi the filthI. Karnshaw (atJkp am se rontreveny, possibly ra U en plunged.”
”
!tu£
fersate Tuesday night a. teinaik
s daughter. Mr*. Citrr) Hasty, tle(| down and pitched «pvcta»ulae
. minding tha principal* a o i tin
able.
fdmuJtftiwourlg Arthur Mender-ITbe (uvernmsnt L lit up a ,
and a eon Hoy Raiders m. all ol ball, hoping to *e* hi. mat.a clout
world of tha ehltgmtlons
— imposed
*Mutd Liber's call to rally of ekidrnrr in Al Ciipniir •
H is hi* view tint in ihe Sanlurd Mu. |v*y ilrnlges. Mrs Grime* from th* bilL Ills hong,
. by the Kellogg .Pact Tinoi nelng |around the banner of Bodalltm. «>m* tav trial yeiterday. The
hn-e-h ur meeting, hs-ld hilwrsn H. Warren, luith of Mouie's S a
wi r* never realin-d ajthoi gh thty
way of aggression.
Mr. Hendsrion d w lin
thr la ta ! tJ«*ne* rrlstni to tha
sat>
men shosc views luirmall, ,li non. and Mis. tj. A. Mitchell. Fort
did get seven Mow* off the ,p itThe A marlran gavarnment and! Ubor ^vernm ant
verge, there h*s evoled what • hr 1st mas. half-slstsrs. ale i .ur
-S a -H flc d g a n p te C . .11.gad hug. pr M
hall r. \Va Usei ir relieved Karnahaw
tha countU of tha . UAgur of na- 1
amount* to a me,nr legislative vlv*.
C.k T r.a0f ^
and aa- from lb,u»r. gambling .m l v„.
■n the righth. Karnshaw being f * .
I
rofiafti.
ft ns moved to bring peare in the *erte.l that th* p re ^ a t n ttio n tl.
ih nilMj, of , j j
Meanwhile. Irvin E
Caindte. moved for a pinchbatter ax Conitta
J k t East a* events In t h e g> vernmtnt I* attempting “th* I... flee spen :mg habit*.
The rail old eltuallon and Ibul Sanford feitilixer aaleeman. who
Mas-k saw that his ehane* of vic
talk of nbullding capl- I The first actual evidence .•»
•n the smell hanks are inextrl has hern hell in the fiu n ly Jail
Rsn-hurU n dUpoto lietween J»- possible
.
h
in
tory di 1 not depend on huiUfljg,
•o il, i elated.
pan and China refc'hcd an alarm' tailsm ."
a* Ihe alleg d dtiver of he i or
I Capone's income was given
Grimes was in trouble in th*
. (Cantinue.1 an Fage Four)
| Llbeial mlnleter* who are p ar-, rarll„r ,
t« dementia f u romnier lal which struck Mr lt«ui«i,on. re
m
ocu
m
i Darker Hrnderron, J r .,
fo.
ond, fifth. Mini citfhlh m ninfi,
l-ian. slackened. many savings main* in that plnce iiftaitlng the
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l*ul tain: thruuich without fivlng
•< ■ « • » ' . m , „
IIKIU.IN, «• t.
111.-I At* I
hrnks.
i-aiti.u
lsrly
in
Ihe
west
mtnt announced In another mani
• JflN t V. 0,1 hi | \ i* , i ir
aetion of * coroner'* jury which
lien ‘vtson teetl/lad that *bir n,
—.. — ,
------------------feetn thev would continue to *jp * liaiu-.il r H:ut*nmu form *, a •uit Juil-re K I l.n.e yesterday invested their fund* in Ihr.e .*• wilt convene Monday morning at up a run. In the ninth h«>wwvir. .
five mnnthi sta^. in Miami.
h« blrw up complvtrly, walking
’
ur,
u-s
III
ln.uT.mcroui|ianie«
i It*in-listed c a i l n e t y c .lrrd i' look un ei uilvi.. mvnt e iielitlnn
10:00 o’elialk liofortr (lim ner O. I*. Simiamn, thr f 1rwl mun up. U t*t
pone rervlvtd a ta t,I In llil.'MMi
followed a sim ilar po|ie>
.i s ,iilu-.nl chiefly f..r |i.
Herndon
Stats'*
Attorney
Millard
of
i
hem
..............
.
tor
an
in telegrapfclo money order, from
Hut then, railroad ruining, fall Smith will conduct Ihe ins.siiga walking Dykm a ftn Miller had
■rritia inn of power in the Imml- 'njun linn Iwillu g e.iforerment ,,f
• hirago.
hrU fimt -•*frl> mi a IK IU r'i
if to .uch an extent that un lion in *n attempt 'n fix the re |
of ;» » men, to fin hi the g. v m hlorlda', • tailed chain .
To prov* Capenr guild
in mvid's hat lee in the Kei h .i g
I - ., they improve materinllv by •nonsihlllty, if any. for ih* ar- j rhoiro. Williams •ingL j through
•*T r
! Dad# by the Liberal minister. wa>
* law of IP3I.
L>yk«A, (illlnir th«> dm#,, nrnl up
Municipal Judge R. W. W ar*'* ( arcapted as an indication (hat the cumr tax evaalnn the govern lent irtJ
'hi- end of th . year, 'be hon-ls of cident.
A two-.Id j pirl ire of the halo many rarrieis tnu.t be rent-veil
rBitii' U«»t Grantor, to hit (or Walp.'kc* court record o l yesterday broach betw cn them and theii nrrtls only to cnntlne* t ... j ivyy
Shortly
after
Mr
Itaulcrsnn'
Vir unity n dkla'.ur, l»\ I’rn -i
stole was d’ awn f„ r ihr judge by In-m tee list of -eru rllir- wbirh
b< tg ('lamer delivered a iingl. to
a Iter noon reveals that most of th* fo n a a rra ti'* m i n i s t e r i a l rol that be had a taiab lr inruine ni " g it-niaina as rhn-ii-.llor si .1 ,oppuning rn-incel who argued from • ale laws nivkr eligidle for sav died, C iruner llermlon organli'd left, (coring Miller end
mole then 15000.
Dyke*,
u lury eomposrd of lliu following:
i me.* I'oitign minister.
,1 -t> mid-murning until late afternoon
: * y r dockeUd fur trial have been
and off the inmin I am* Gilmcl.
Henderson also tm litird that hr
mg* b-nk investments
Mr. Lloyd Ueorgc’* confraiion
O J I’npe, J r . Fllaworth. J K
“v" lb* (Oitfulio lelin lUishml liy ui the Gadsden v uni) rourthous*
psetponed until either Monday 01 of faith, in the form of
lengthy
|P^r-'hased Capon*', Miami llrai h Di. Julius Cuitius.
In addition ihe market value Hickson. W. F,. Wat-on. 0 . T Kent, Ilallahan earn. in. an 1 after pitch*
_
*
here.
ing three bulls and two atrlkto
•f Ihr I und* has depreciated The
i-1 home for him, paying tiu.noi)
j Frkb*y aftamnen of nest week. addrea* to hi* conatltu.m * In
and G. W Stlnaon. The Jury |
•len. Wilhelm l in e ivr, mriii.i •
iminsel fur tfte operutm*. at- banka in many liietarvse cannot viewed Ihe hosly ami had a phy to HUhop. gnaived on* which
it/nng
I f f 1 p K c a i* Si lvan Notda and A- Wal*e, « a» *a i •a *tAmg
attack loan and 'igniog note* or mnrt- <iT defense, ret,in * that r*> ami
went tn the drcp<-*{ pail of r e * .
lacking th IPUI la s . .aid
the, dispose ni them without a lose.
against th* Conarrative*.
K . Tower,, whlta per.aft, who fig,h*
* * * t a r e , for the talanre of giln.iMNi iuke« on he diiiirs of mini.ter of
chain men hitnt . were ho ilifferatit ! However, thiy sr* fundamentally t S S contributed* to ‘ sir. S S l ? . ’
, __ . .
..V . .,
i , ,_* tb# Cctuarvatlv*
trader, in the
(Continued on Cage F»u rj
^
th,
inletior,
which
make.
■
ini
J "Tad la SB aaMtaobll. icciiMot
n , , . b tn d(UUk.
frum other to si.ie.se- i ,|g wefr* intrtrs e l In i .tam ing them a* In
..rath HU Injurle. i“ u .ta t! ^ ' U .
ul
head af the t!*rm *n mill e.
l-efng dltrriminateil agam .t by ar- vestnient, and Ibn prime e.nrern a (cvercly crushed cheet, severe! * h''
I
aga, SOI b * M aid Mon- ,|ng tha national rmargtncy, they
l“ * ? “ ^
Another significant paint ;* ilir lid -ary legislation. CoOieirl for thet
a/tarnuoa, whil* the « a a ol
ta’ fact, ha declare i, plotting
(fontlnued on l*a«e Four)
coneiiaalnna of thr brain, leg in ' * V
lh*
lo v*41 *b*
inrlusion nf a p ouiment imlustri s la t., in I'efendlng th.
h- J . J . Melton, local alattrician, *n unwanted a lctlo n
with th*
revenue
lu: lee. end numerous cu > and!
**'
...
*•••-.
Hermann
t\
aim
0
I.
1
,
i
,
iMbna* ta r callidaS with nns driven vtaw of forelag’ u H ff* on the NavTi c*l,ed |hu chain **-ie eyslein
abrasions.
Dafure
hi* death. |
lnn,n*
mini, er o f renrnmlr*.
1
by-M iaa Mary Dtghton, «1U be tlnn.
'* JJ octopii* In tiu.le, irn.lilng out
pneumuma hail set In.
Philadelphia: Bishop f mlvd out
B.infonl golfer* will learn with
Tjie
new
ralin
st,
which
ia.<
l); "■M a st seat F rld u . Mr. Melton 1,1 -In tbia aleetlon I shall atonl
Although there ate bellevnl *. ' ** » IHlfb nt third. Ilaa> was ihtoam
«Mt th# first nine huh* secure I the appiuval of I rc iili n. t alrstigh* the Individ.. >1 me,
rhant.’s
[a t U torty ca a W00 bond, and 1for
free
trad*
and were alit poaalbl
>
- .............
.. to n„i»om
Bottnmln,
FtUch
be no wlimsses to th# accident,I 0M*.
Frl*- h
i.. Psl—W
th^ nflitford
Coun'rT CIi i j , V 'h llirwlrnlitirg lnclti«|**>;
fh « Ai*it R iu rk m if il ** law urg«
-MJNKO| A. O rt. |U. — 4A .1*.>
1 to tbrea charge*. * for raa
to 4 *
a* I ahouldclewed
aeaonl f „ p|ay during th* piet
ur ,
roller explain the are,dent by iay hobbled (he ball bcfoie lie tkrtW
Dr.
Bnimiijtg,__
chancellor
ami
Gltif j f I u»iH K. Liirgi-tt n»m p«ny, Hrimii* .Mrvluin. fnr'ntr iftml>lin^ Ing hat Mr. Kaulerson was walk It. foehrane went ou’, Kit-eh to
e—
, driving an aatomo- ‘ wbaieh arted support to_ eyrry
•** wT* kM-»***• ■ trryr h»v—twrn T fo ieian nilnlstir.
opcrftloi ot 22 n r rg #ii»rr*
in 'h «(j«i» partner of Arnold Kolb
» while laloskatad, and reck fftea trad* candidal* without rrfing along Geneva Avenue when he IT.ttomUy. No runs, no hits, no
B driving.
* •
cranes to party,” th* IJberal whe implovlny pfayl'n'g condd'ions
___
Gnlild"1
'I j l , r ” Flo-ld j, a o i Winn * lo v .lt Gru- #t#ln who « in Iia «l for • time wax struck hy an automobile be ol ronr.
, Upward McDonald sad Georg* ____ ir aald.
Is to b*op*n*il for play t o l , r o w I
nn‘ ,n,l*,‘ on " * • * » » )
j
(Cont nued n„ F a g . Four,
in ronne-tlon with th* gambler lievut to h.xv« been driven by Mr
Nt. loula: High hit a Taxaa
i a w . ----- L- ' - f- maw who were
“ I shall b* happy to da ail In my m m in t.
“
’
chief* murder wag arre ted to Katrldgr who was chiving raat leaguer to left ftobl foi a vlnjlw f h i
day for conepiriuy in a whole,ale ward on that avenue un lh# way Waiklp* hit anotber Texas leagutf
l**fd»rly tomloc* power hi th; next parliament to
Allan II. 8 ‘fwart, prof'aslonal
aaalat
any
geveramewt
or
a
n
.
par
"fixing" of race horse*.
In eh irg* of th* dub, mad* that
. 1 1 hi* home ne*r the rorney of buck of third. Dth Williami leaked
_
ear arrest h y OHL
sick on both ball*. Fiievli atariWilliam* ami Cray paid iln«, ty which ia driving faithfully ts statement this morning ** he ex
Meshin, who wa* a player in !*»lmet o and Geneva Avvnuta.
fieod them up a la s*, Dykat to
the high
(pad
M* and pt rakpatUealy. Me gat us through our trouhW*. ' ut I tended all golfers an Invitation to
. . »pa<le
game In which
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(Continued on Page Four)
tome out and try th* ntw layout.
hi gntMy well. WilItothitein lost S.IOO.OUO short y be- fsRRM 'R HKHTTIICTR EXHORTS P o tt. C ichrenn allowed * pitch tn
go through hint fur an army a*
,h* Drat Bln*
Cjt y ( on,mia*inner W. A. I eff etuck. for I woiknl with hl-i fath fur* h* was elnin was arrettedi
Be a re s -It nf the confesrl.m of
ATIIFNS
t)-L
10_lAP,
H'#h «ored. Martin Mrelvad •
er und nitric in tin. interval* of two negroes
■Sn 5 r » - £ T « U 2 I ' . U t * ! k* . * a l l ,r ’ • h° Fv’ terday anno.neid h
»ho said Meehan Ti,.,
.
,i ' '» , ,
1/*' , ! P***- Ha ••ole second on Iho firJt
' driving a far bln car withrepair* . b* said. "and. what wl h cnnriii’acv fur ir.e l* tlon
. 1,
Hanford 40 years ago. and I have
UtopTr with th ! U nh anet
1',
°kf L
0 , * * k ,c__
,ip ' b« 11 P‘t .M to Or oat II. O x a ttl
|A Ream^a. wtU aaawsr to Ut*
raid them to tamp«r
th * World'. 8 .H .. out of toe: o f f l c e .^ L m oving r l ^ iv r l to*
an.l?I check*
U m p *r_ » .th th . bank no. ». an
c h .ck . w_
m pro- -tm ek ou, but fochrune droppml
had many oera-ion- during th
•y. I an tie iftt* a return nf all endirvrment of
* mdaj. II* wax arm tod
Harry >1. P *( pa,I two yea:a in appearing be her*** by administering them . hibiud
In
x
drrree
issued
yetter
Mhlt.d
derrt*
yeator-1
,h . ball. Ax (s<hr*n# threw to
' Super!atandant of Bctmola T- oor g o lf*;* (tortIng tomorrow".
1 Shoffar.
w*|th. plot, rr reoident nf (hi - fore Ihr I ily Cumiuixsioa, to re- drugi a n d
• p n n g a a. day. Kegi'lerial lettans for a roa.l
flral to get Desalt*. - M alkin,
city.
, aaltrsd, charged W. Law an will b* th* prinr! pal
Meehan
t
o
l
d
authorities
h a must la- vraltd In the pramor* of
*U*e the groat exv.uliv* ability of
TATAR F A IL * TO APPEAR
acoird frwm
tH nl. Itottomle'y
' start, will so * *peak*f b*fere <th* member* of
,,
T ' , struck out. Two tuna, two hilt,
. . i made a living by g a m b lin g ___ a pnatal offi.-lal.
In a short statement. Mi. P*n . Mr. Leffli-r.
tha Scrap trap Bible Class of Lak*
"Suet,
ti
.
i
bookl*#"
but
denied
any
*
*
r
th
ralls
upnn
Wlerx
i,,
S
ar
!
; tw I error*.
M*arem W
»ba
will n
npett
»t th*
WWwin
**i( pi
urn Lake
u s e ■ N BW TO RE, Oct- 10. — (A JV )
i it," l
I •,,i n tf Implication
In
“ fixing”
rac*
SKIUOCH RIOTS IN SPAIN
Men row High Khaol toraorr iw al — Former Now J«r>ey Senator Ray fn rj to Inwir* Mr. U .'fte r’. re ’ U uojgb. > , »iw 1 the energy an.I h,ir, „ .
f
Second lasing
turn
to'
an
uffle*
which
•'he
h
a
*
!
10 d» *a’eloek.
biaina of every ritiirn wall die
w* * ’
T . Y atat failed In appear yexterctRUAi
t
iZ\
,n
/
(
u
.
1
I’kU
rtfelphlat
Hlmruona single#
Mr. Lawltoi w|U
tha day fey tha arraignment af Rath held with dignity anv, a uieptay of poxed ton#:.) tn* putsperlty and
; lo
n «M- Foxx flievl out to
NATL'RE H EATS HOMES
t o u r * of Sanford a ul S minol*
•taaa an th* la'
al Sunday Jry n * C ran »*r an a charge of marketl executlv* ahllity,* U,- .
c k lin « »b* Welkin* In right field. MUla«
ayndiralist headquarter* a t ' In
School Im
for tha 'b f shooting Mai *■ August Id. II* piatved Um hop* that non* w*yU County, and I do eertalaly hope
10— ,A .P .)~ Lins* ami Algeciraa yaalarday singled to left ft*U a* Hlau
•nter lh* m e* In Opposition t» Mr that t**gy cllitvn mill apprwrlat* ..*fO U K , Oaf.
a*at n Uttar ini taad In which It
w<al lo **coa>i. Dyk** fo
l4 ff» r. -lie 1* ring that an inter Ih* »eevlvet remitted by Mr. L«ff- Ksi.her fuel sh o rter* opr tb* high preciplu.ed aertaoa rioting In
W«*t (tatod ha was still cooilaad
_ .u
v . . .
.
|(
pit e of (M l will bothtr a lira * whiah man, person* were lnjar*d. M llk r a| ***ond, High to Fr
ruptiori In
the aImini.trallen
h r ,.__
aad
will . . . WI»»
that U
heT |
. that th aJ, "•••
f t hi* b a n *
hU wounds.
af Batoa home* thi* win- Chauffers and water vendor* « Simmon* went to U inL Wtt.
.Sanfor."* civic affairs at thi, U unanimously trtu in H In Ih* o f - ’ aumbei
WIFF. KILLED
*
Ab<wt'
Item* was thrown wit. Gelbart lh
HA*
would
aatloualy
dels,
the
Went on strik*.
—
-V.
.
Bottomlagr. N * run*, tar* kite.
FIREMAN AAA OVERCOMB
future
growth
of
th*
city.
I W , Ort. 10. -w.
errors.
■ P E B E E
Mr.
Papwortb'*
xtatament
i*
a>
F
U
R
R
GRO
I
MPED
•
,
Elan Ouanlnghui
SL Lyula: Wilson was
IW YORK. Ort. 10. — (A .F .„
. n ifa af O a Kt R*y.
Galh*rt kit Into a «w U
"IT •• aaa hr a*su r*J * f n« In‘
.
W I fltoaien were ovartom*
LONDON, Oat,’ Ih— ( A J » > - Djrkrt to Matey to h o .
b n hop of
think that Commiseiunae
‘
' aa amok* and «hi
i in th* administration of
HATH RXAAT FOR AMOY
Wlkg Craft Charla* - .Kjagafonl- • trtjh o u t hi# runa, na '
Laffter U greatly to b* comm ltdaf 1
•ffalto th t * U a g'*at|
- j ' driien from th*lr
Bmlth, who failto lg*t wash to •rrrrt.
at* upon hi* da.-kion to a*ck ra
‘ - dTr
• Sanford. I'robaWy with
lira yesterday nwrn- elrrtnm.
(W , Oat. 10.—(A.P.) b m k th* flight N t e r i hrtwaan
gs na rally
I f two wa«k* Um City
1 a f tha
and Mr*, pay,
-ohm-id
toa*
fortuwill foretell* nailanthuaiapte.
IW .
la
*
.OiiiiM Mark* 20th An^niverwiry With Im
pressive M i l i t a r y
Di A ndrea, Capone's
Bodyguard, IsSiezcd
At Trial For Carry
in*? Concealed Gun
llfaplfty And P ie a a
nances And (r e d .,
Of Saving)* Ha n k s
RAULERSO
N DIES
^
^
COMAFORHOURS
KHtridReA waitu Action.
Of Monday Meeting
Of Toroner’s J y r y gained'that title when tu P J
BRITISH LIBERAL
BRANDSELECTION
AS UNPATRIOTIC
♦lO
.Ikklestate
h.,.n,j,n ‘:rt:;:,,nlr^ ................
RRUENINC
. .
_JE CONSIDERS
NEWCABINET INiPEWTIONTOHALT
s gerMANCAPITAl.iCHAINSTORE TAX
r**> ■*
,
BodyHathercd To Con- Defense Counsel Says
ccntrute Power In
II i Clients Are
to Hands Of 2 Men
Sonic Line A L
I
.Indge Ware Grants
Alleged Violators
’Few Days Of Grace, "'Su
JSfta.’TJS
Golf Club’s First Ninel
To BeReadyTomorrow;
Humbler Arrested On ,
Horse ‘Fixins:’ Charge
Loffler Candidacy Receives Sunport
O f Pioneer Resident Of This City
cuv-rysa'*.**. Scrap Iron Class Will
Hear Lawton Address
m - -
s g ’.sKH Sw S
-kl
�(4 S V A I f W I V O *
and watched th* reel of hi* ita ri
'marWi thr<-'yh th* lan* that kept
try in g
COCOA-DAYTONA
BATTLE TO 8-J
11-INNING TIE
" W n r * 'i Martin? Lemma m
|
Martin Which on*’, M artin? I I* ’*
the y jy vr« want to aa*,“
Cahly watched In utter con
tentment, »nt ho leemcd rr t at
all w rit in) l.y tlio slapping and
manlinn that cam* Martin’* way.
“No need to watch out lor
him," h« chuckled. "Ho can tako
caro of him-olf.
If
yoo
don't
think ao, **k tho Athletic*.”
In o yame that wra* replete with
LOUIS, Oct. 9— <A.P.) —
Manat rr Street took hie Sail
DAATuN'A BEACH
Oct. l» —
ynod fialdlny and etcclb nt fill hiny
rr ” w e "_ T o p p o r“ Martin |ch»h n t to Sport,m an’.* park at Tho Conn Imliana and Daytona
(he C o *# Diamond bell Irani doV * Ja a t a woath aya today ,oaay
ihe St. LouJ, C ard in al*-■, 1 P M to practice hitting an.] Beach Itlandot* hat led to an 1 1 foaloj tho Truck Grower* l»»l
. StJaaoa Klntaw, HcmlnoU High
home reaurday to a heroic I fielding m the homo environment
nlyh( i,y the flie r im rc of * to
inning lie in the aevonth yame of
l
football alar and oac of Ike ail at
me a* tho “apirlt of 8 t. Lou. I ICo ha* .h - e n big Paal Derrin’ ’ BagaUr M m athlete* la ikl*
|j i |*up
•cc more rod* hlyh alony the yer. t*e Jiant rookie from th- the Central Flot ifia
i,
«#T wa* carried to th« FernaldKontacky hill* who lost tho npon- * h«mp*t>a<hip
h«r« j i t i r r
of the Miftloalppl.
u l..L a a y h t* « llo .p iu l with , hroh.
Iny tame
the eerie* to J^f*y d»y. Th* IvOrc afood i t | ( j H
Ie»*t
tOOO rabid
Tan*
h ’ •» »•«. Tada, ke 1. .till al the
Oroee
here
a*
hi* atartiny pitch when (he yame wa* ralltd at du»k.
•formed the railroad tarmlnal,
> >aapllal, paUently. cheerfully
or today
Hlia llulto. Islander *ouihpow.
•he. tine, mauling, *ur(iny in *,'
»-Vl roorotvoualy a a o illn r the
Not -mcr t ho TardlnaS wen I •n l Jimmy Murdock ttarifri on
yet thri, ‘ *nda of tho ynunc'.er
rv.. day wken hf
a fiin walk
who e m i t tlnyle-handed
h.i, tholr fir«t pennant in lf>2fl and •he mound for their rc p c c tl**
Thai surh a da; kn «tIII wrek*
fharle- I indheryh br night th« 'cam * and both were knocked nu:
muted
tS.
w
orlj
champion
FHIa
S ' . I W j la rr«ral#<l h, ihr
fact
ort final
Spirit of St. Uml-” •f t i e ho, for the f ir .t llm* dur
•lelphia
Athletic*
to
yiye
the
that Ilia in|irj
ar» i n r r *
Cardinal* , 1 In I lead In yam**. hack hero a (ear later haa tho I lly Ihe .'Ide* I’oeoa clu blcJ Ihe
ip '* tfcat phyalciaBM h air hem forced
The Nktinnal leeyue champion* Mi«*oon retropolU toon in au t hitherto invunerahle llnun from
JJ * 1% tr ia l Ih# wound winrr ll w u
Dement Tho Car (he mound in the aevenih when
r re w it'In ..ne yame of the fir*t ' a •'ate <f
^
dado, and a plawtrr caat. uwualMu.ter ftiuwn hit a home run
wor’d .eric* ronqur.t
for that j dlnal*. neediny hut one yamo for
ntn pla« r ailhm a f#«
the hanifinnahlp, eonqoernr* „f with two on and took a on*.run
circuit in five year*
l»dh t 'e yroal
Robert
Mn«o* b ad
The f*i:h 'u l will aeo Martin to tirnre and tho oven (rooter KaraTwo concer ed attack* yavo the
day t .kin/ hi* cut oyalnat the •haw in the rour*o of tho “ Pop. I l*l*nilani «even run* In th* third
Id. . (rung I.,
nn •!„ h„ '
- ' anl . of "B ly Ja ry e " P#r” Martin throe, rlnyed cireua. and fourth inniny, and the t}in y '
No t\ n#r If rat III t i , | ^.mmI w
%ill r lr.|. I n .. . tiiuwri * w.ldvd .......... earn.how m the *lith ta n .* it are 7 to 10 favorttn. a . they yo \ tun wa* puahrd over ayain,t Co
tl„.
u,„(
Spur'.man’ . park, opening uf Ihe into the nl | rlim t* struggle.
brhool »|drii ht»* #, n manifratr 1 inure mi,.
coa’a second pitcher, "Old Folk*"
Ot Santm. I** lliph in yi-ar* than in tin* firth, tu nor tri-n total ,na • '*
" n* ° f *he mo*t thrill,
The world champion Athletic* Atkina .n. In the el (th inniny The
th# efforta it hi* h u> nnvk heme i-l lu *i h a t.• n w*nl mm iruut.le lfl^ '.••*ln I drama* of all time*, arrired throe houri after the I.U n d e.» made five error* and the
Indian* loro
«
B l d f their to mak** t% #nrn|'l#l«' in both the Ritth and «e»emh In *’ * *1"'1 ,n "*'l not wait tu n
Cardinal', too late to practice
l w c t u *»f ■ Ih nrfit fo*itt.a|| Kinip nmy* bul wa* tuted by fa*i double *"•’*■ ,heir dellyht at tho feat* of
l^ ne relieved llutto and held
There
no
di*courayoment
to ha playnl hri* fi.-il
Krt.U, p lat, in l '. Ih Mining* lu t l . .m l . fhe hithnir and la * * runniny d>
In the champion', fohl With Kara, th# Indian* tcorole** in tha la*t
Jutim oon lrU r# n Sanfiir,| an.I inniny. I aimer, fu«t up, hit lu nmo". a de-noraliilny «l!7 hit
four inniny*. w h ile Atkinaun
'haw, already credited with a twoVI9M . Frerjr •
In Ihr ic Iiin I. • •diet al Ivf, *r.rnt. whn fum iled •*■» in hi fir.t world aeriea.
prove.! effective In the Ian three
hit
shut-out,
in
rionlition
to
dupli
W iry teacher, ami l'i f- •anr I #
‘ "nwnitf I * Imet tu r. u, I.
The nu-nnnt Ihe ,|ierlal train n cate llailahan'a feat of winning
faAWton hini-rlf are Inulmi' a hau l fi.« l. B"Hy dmibled, hi* *>-v uul the f ardinnl* drew into the la •,
toward tnakin»* ih# da\ a •n- r*« In., ua.e ply uf tin game. h ui*.ni I,on I ere *t |* ( ) j. yj |p q
During Ihr wpi’k, l ». Ml f#*«ia|rnt
I ■' I',
» h " ie la je .1 1 i after a ,w ift run from 1'mlaWill b# ronKtantl^ r« tnlndrd of fh.
h. tall to Kite ...ti„ .y Calmer
,|,* rr, „ j Uuk, , Kr„.I1(n
game a* |»arnlr«, |»ar«<mal rail I • r a t (lu plan M u., p i q . l u u l lh, sll„ , hnir |inr, , nd lw, t l ,„ ,
md other ftirnia
ulvtrtiamu
............
I" ,h< '«► "«*' ...r r the platform
I
Will be Mrn «n , h. li t *.n nil %„)•
'■'"i"*- • lorry hit to Weaver at
,, .
It i* h"l* d 11 ** at I* g«t • ill ft* <
.1. who let th. hall yet a w .I
m,M ,ur »h* Br t
nm» will ailrttd th it mm
f«*« ........ I..... I’- n , ............. ...
,,n ’ *’ , , , ’
npenod. ynn
[Which a n...nt..*1 m•I....... t. in..
W.IH • tialhiil, lilli- p . . | .lU,' " n* ’ heepnhly. 'I'epiier’’ »'e| pud
' ....... .
t h au Cier , ■..ininy
,hr tbrnny* that yelle I
m h .iu e, for ih i „.| dnild.-plwy h'*
I « " » J M l •hoil.ler,
•f •'» »arnf. Ihi'li.lyi |upped out
hi* Iny (ray iiilh re '.i kept*
I Daiehall nrn * •t ■11 fit! thr mi
* Ipplny dnan over hid e je *. ami
Klf** hiN'i
»*f tin- l‘irit * hi i nd Ihe mint
I' iiIiiii r W.». .in In I,lent,I f„r
" " ' If. rt to ,« t him up *.n 1
1
'll* I U k 1,1 , . n . . nd u
hr
fo‘ » parade of
lawswl fvtiin hi- duti- *. nith*».iK
I I lud p i l i h
A loll ' ' " ' " p h .
IIO anno .nrenirnt «• inn •• n« t • " l i t I t ....... ...
A paw managrr Wlul# * I’uai
in il.ual effci litem •■"
Then ,( wa* that "Krppar"
tniPagc r. Fna - mm hi- Uam funI •• t h a . . Ii am |„i i.u i five ' 1'iaileil. lie yrobbed the arhp uf
In fifth plat. t«u yrafa hi « dm II n In ||„.
......... .
,,,, . . . j , Mr. "Pepper" Martin and hum*
George iilbaun, "III t IMI-* 111It >-•I | *"'*•“ ft'lite r*
■Inure and a " " The Iradet* .ev-me^ to ih hole
prominently fii.nt it.ne.l I t th walk
lhe> adihd tw.i mure in the Bo a innnienl the p-||*itilllt
,.f
-in n d alii nn. n the third Kin bin.tiny them loth Iqjo Ihe air.
the I, lame it Ihe fame Ihe, w.r, 1 ut the y re a lc.t
taaal.all
hero
I nal.le In ye, l.„,
. fa il irwo Hobo Ruth . . . ,n I..........
ll(M»ST GAM KB
a. I t " . ', hill lie cm hi tun. al , » * * allowed In e.curt hi* w ife .
ica,l 4 yui her. i|
lie f „ .,
Ih.m yh ehreriny lin e tu a
f.A IA 4-STON, Ta*., Oct. 9. —
lining** will* •niniich i*» «»mi nn* t ittj
fA.H.l— A *even-foot ballo.,0 ha,
hmar, p .rrh a .ra by th . athlatic
M " ,#
,
1
Hlreel. ,he
• I"..r *11 up a .e c u .I
,ne .If the Confinal*.
, U xir, s w soct: of H.I1 hlyh «cbw| M r,
••IMi Milling « hf i If, f |i|. , i||*. * , l
, .
lor u,e m *dverti*ing heme f.wrt...le p„ th.ee in,, e.t ...it. .
; V * . •‘at.no ea.t and yr.nnwl b-U yam*#. It will float over tha
Mix. athlalir field
Raw son In Good Form Player Who RoutedA’s
As Mates Pounce On Is Greeted By 2000;
Palmer For Victory
Appears Meek, Mild
Title Scries Must Go
On, With Final Tilt
To Be PlayedSunday
•Handley, lb
TOTALS
4
DAYTONA B al
COLORFUL (iAME
;'FAD5 TO DRAW
5|GAT0RS’
FANS
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hi* backflaU awt-pp • jack call,
far " B a l t e t r Boe*- a t t M r ta r , Al
Koyrro a t , l«ft k a lff AUJCmioaJApyar, •«
M dew ln, 21
katn* at righ t > a l f aM lin e Si.’*Mobley, c
by at fallback.
Ita p la tra m u at
Poll leer, cf
ttc h position tdokad m wiji by*
O’Brien, lb
Saturday ayalnaf M.\CT .Sta1»
Spake. If
that there U certainly no la*trt of
Pert. Mi
competition, and each kail y*yllutto, p
rkro a* Johnny Foqatiln. t k ,
“Gator Geyaaf" who ipontod tw k *
in hi* dofawt jrarac; Bam Dn*a,v
By FRANK 8 . WRIGHT
Hnyhwi, V
GAINESkTLLE. Oct. 9 — De- Johnny Cellar, J l i m f
je rry Litharland, Payne KalteyV '
aplU th* fact that the North
OMwWr M *C V ta« aad 'other* o n *
1 »*nd of 11 th by dark 'Carolina Florida football battle certain to H « actloa ta to rfc / la
the Tarbevi clank,
.
, ; 41
otte.1 in -H a rre ll. W all.' -S* l “ nU »
, f ,
.. . .
Roferoa F a lte r (Himpian-Svd- <
town (3 ). Baker IH M-- SfflJ|h * mo*t folorful «T’'1
noyl win •rad tha twa.Uanm mta
111. Apyar, Spaka. Two ' nd'r* ,i’’n’
P0 ' " ^
»" » " |
hcttW a t 1 P’clock, JlWOfa mark*
— Baker.
Home r a n - " ^ ' ^ ' th lt - ou!'1 nnlT ^
fi"
Stolen
base*_Prevu.t,, Florida'* handaomc new aUdium. tho f ln t football f i n k aatwnan
t, Harell, Spake. SacriJu**
monlha ay i. North Carolina, and Florida (n
••an, Apyar (J>, Pert Athlete uffirial* were e*Umatlny it# ’Gator* homo fcriL
i.a>c* on ballv -off M ur-i,n attendance of batwrati ten and
ff Atkina .n I, off Joiner |,|tv'n thouaand.
dto 2. o ff Lane 1 . Struck
Thouyh tlekct ,ale« war* *low. i
Mu.deck ft. by Atkin*on Poach Charlie Bachman *hiftcd M*
ncr 2 , by llutto 2, by I practice ie*,ion* into high gear,
Hiti off Murdock, 4 in ' und put the 'Gator* through long
my* (with 7 run*!, off .nd thorn, yh workouU. with "»«2 In 4 |..T Inniny, (with J„r e-npha,i* directed In offenff Joiner 1 in ft inning* ,iv * p|,y Th* freaman were **nt J
run.), ,41 llutto, II In|in(„ wrlmm.ye with the varsity
toy, (with 8 run*( olf m ice, and iitpplied ample oppo*|.
t 4 - 3 Inninya (with no tll>n fur Coach Bachman’, prumplraa— U p c« ( L a k e t
,
Aey m ala tope,.!*.ncd ,,4
dogan I D eland). White
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Tim# 2 * K)
Th# -crap for po->itlonw on th#
• --------------f»rw| #l»v#n continurs to bnitlr*
ROY SCHMIDT
»«• 0 Ftwwe* Avw.
A1)H VITrUKAS*!
|»ith hardly a winjla p*»at re»VAH. U *., O rt 9. — iraHrd aw "irw e(| up** Spurgeon|,
o Bachman Drives Team
° H a r d Despite Low
o Sale O f T i c k e t s
1 HOTEL
I'.Travoim wwor? tkwr I i
.
lU w d M U w w W w iM .B iM h g O
fine# linhl, '*»« y*»4tr»*U/
Pick The Winner
Prraa r#|mrl« fnnn tiainravilh
1 Indicate that t#cau*« n! thr to*
Bile uf tt'krt* for thr Florida
i North Carolina game lt>m.<rMw.
the yame may n"l >** put •it th
i Olf. It la a pity if «ili’h a «•iitdili"it
, h|| arUen. although ll suUinU liki*
! th * uaual pre yaint publicity al
landing every ImiM.rtant encuunt•r. W* cant nelp but l-I.ev e flat
. tomorrow’* yame - ill ,* th* l e t
I tk# ‘(iati.rv will play all the year,
‘ kaittg the yarn* which will tell the
wo i ll Ju*t what Honda r.»ll>
{ Kaa. Tu c u t., through toniorruw
With a Ing willy the 'Gatore ituti
^Uy fiaitl all in 1 airily th# nia.i
per which lla hrnan ha« le#n tell
log them H ey lu t»t not retori
f a indivt lual * , pertinent* in line
or twckli.Ui playing. They mint
yamttnb. r th* le.ton of o .r r ton
. fldinca, Lai.icd to will by formal
'F titld a t,nm *. A 'G-tur victory,
.w hll* not a auraly, la rcitai.ily a
.ypoa.it.tmv. aril Oh Yeah airing*
along with them. We b .lle te lb*
Wttin lance will b- okey too. The.*
Ja • n w tuliiiy thU yo*r t» the
•fta-’ t that bo tF k n * will be r»••rvad unleaa kccompanlad by
'n » b . W hit, with th* depraaalon
t,v*r and th* panic an, roaly cash
la of cuur*v * minu* itim . K*«l
. Jto tU ll fan* will acrotch, and
'•crotch flanty batarvn now and
'g am * tin.* tomuitaw, an I tha ’(»••
'\ara will bay* but faa amply aaata
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S* »**y “a
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Ig Revival Meeting
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of th* tram you think will - in . w rit* yog, nama and addre,, and
«nd it 4o th . Bporta Editor of Th* Hamid bafor* noon SnUrdny,
Ocl. 10. Rtm*mb«r, l in t llata In h a t* th* boat chcoc* to win th*
traJ* CO. p o o * at C'burchwali'a and Woodruff and Walton.
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�EAKTOtD HERALD. BANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1911
CfANDUE
H o w -o n e ca n
fo rty 'th o u s a n d c „
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c u b to beautify It, entertain a t a two day banquet etm lng
th ree thousand dollara, and sign fo r thirty thooftRWRloIlam in telegraphic money ord er* within a period <n five
m onths, ill on an Income of leas than five thousand doti e » a year Is b t l d f Interestingly brought oi(t in t t y tria l o f
A l Cappne nhw ta x in g place In the city of C h le u p . T b to a
Who find it difficult to pay the gro cer on a l m o f t j d U r n
IT. OCTOBER I*. IS1I
TE R tfE FO B TODAT
T O r~ g 3 »
w/)Hi^
■ I in tha heart of man
g i t stoop: but a good word
| |t glad.— Proverb* 12:25.
lie offlelali, wfio, fa r In the hinterland, rem ote fj
cen ters of higher learning, are experiencing som e dl
during these days of hard tim es and popular bt
ag a in st high ta x e s, In making th e ir offices pay. o
'
T hor* l*‘ for exam ple, S heriff T om F a rle y , « m of New
Y ork ’s fluent, who on official a s lg rk s <»f som e 9 6 3 ,1 6 6 .1 1
over a five ya«r p eriod m anaged to deposit la various sa v
ings bank* the p a st little aunt of 1960,660.34. T h e re ’s S cotch
th r if t fo r >oti o f th * highest torder! When aaksd to ax*
plain thla rem arkable increm ent or what ap parently w te a
rslatlvsly npigll capital, Mr. F a rle y sold ha g o t It oflt o f
hla safety deposit box. Mr. F arley haa been In politics all
hla life, aad h aa held such official positions, besides th a t
of sheriff, a s deputy clerk, which
end member c# th e B o ird of Ald<
i n I t 1 2 ,0 0 0 R f t t t .
p f a t - o i f * ua to b* able, O
t speak th* kindly word to H e now ipod^etly a d m its ha is w o rth e t le a s t $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,'
T h e second c h a p te r in Ju d g e S e e b u r y ’a la se o n s r d x fa l*
|U g hear lad and th* dia- *
t h a t th g H M f b OdUnty R e g is te r , J a m e s M cQ u ed e, o n «
$ 1 2 ,0 0 0 4 r a r s a l f r y , had su cceed ed in a s ix y e a r p erio d ,
fallow who hasps his fin- w ith o u t e th e r VdOOgaUsd in com e,
In m a k in g p e r a o iu l d e
I t fla I* pretty apt to gat p o s its e g g re g a th ^ r * o la a i th a n
$ 6 1 0 JJB 7 .3 5 ,
of
w high
th e dough.
$ 4 7 .0 7 7 .H w $a Ip s a la r y c h e c k s , th e re s t, $ 3 4 9 ,1 9 6 .1 $ ft)
iMa ’ “Bad Girl," wall she c a s h . T h e eco n o m ic p ro c e sse s o f t h is a c cu m u la tio n o f m a t
ml th* nicest little girl w e a lth W g r a 'e a p la in e d by M r. M cQ u ad s aa a la r g e a n a e x m in a movi* In * long t r a v g g R R t ft m d y <rf *p m e t h ir t y - f o u r M cQ u adea w ho h ad t o
b e prov id ed ( w , apm ehow . T h e e s s e n c e o f th is le sso n h e h u
g iv e n i n 'o n m ow to b eco m e ric h Is m a n y an d h a v e c h il
d re n .
, >: T h e r e e r * o t h e r U lu atretio n e. too, o f e e lm lla r n a tu re
th o u g h p erh ap s s o t ao b rillia n t. F o r In sta n ce , th e r e is th e
N ew Y o rk c i t * c le r k . M ich ael C r u is e , w hose s a la r y c h e c k s
S part ef Fire Frsveatlon am o u n ted t o $ 6 3 ,3 0 0 .9 6 . and w h o se p riv a te d e p o sits w ere
wa’v* heard no mention $ 1 4 2 ,6 0 0 4 6 ) w id w ho s a id h e c o u ld n 't rr m e m b e r w h e re ( h e
* f tb* dangrr from red hot m o n ey , o th e r th a n h ie s a la ry , ca m e fr o m ; and t h e c le rk o f
th e c ity c o u rt, a H a r r y P e r ry , w h o s e d ep o sits w a re 6 1 8 6 ,0
S f sur larger c ltk * a rt 6 1 .6 0 , o r e b o y t $ 7 6 ,0 0 0 m o re th a n hla s a la r y . T h la aunt,
ling that tbelr bails *r * b e aald . h * d b e a n b o rro w ed .
T h e t r a m p le s w e .h a v * se le c te d to ehow t h * s u p e rio rity
1L Might try a mars freo r t h e i m p tr a in e d In th a old sch o o l o f p o litic s , a r e by n o
lg of th* rhalr.
m e a n s th e P h f B e t a K ap p a m en in th e c la s s , b u t th e y wUl
ny a man ia continually re- do to show t h a t t h e r e is m oney to be m ad e in public dx->
lag hi* wife that "aiiaec* la fic e e , I f you k n o w how to do it .
m," but moat woman sesra to
gem* off th* gold standard-
Lending: Money For Armament*
)w York trachsrs tend to fa«U
rather than, boy* in
- F o r s good m a n y yearn it h a s b s e n tlw p o licy o f th is
Hug. — Professor Bymottda,
n a tio n t o ta te o u r a ft s red u ction in s m s m a n t a a m o n g t M
Ban’ ColNa*.
o th a r BoyggnKidnta o f (h a w orld. A t f r w iu s n i I n te r v s J* s in e s
t h t W orld W a r w idely p u b licised " d is a r m a m e n t e s n fa r e n c a a ” h av e b *« n held fo r t h s p u rp o se o f c u r ta ilin g th e
C o n stru ctio n o f b a ttle s h ip s and o t h e r c o s tly Im p lem en ts o f
w a r. M o $t o f t h e * * c o n fe re n c e s h a v e m u l t s d In t h s public
a n n o u n c e m e n t t h a t Im p o rta n t a ta p a h a v e b s e n ta k e n t o
w ard th a ' fin a l r e a lis a tio n o f t h a t a lm o s t E u to p la n In te r
i woman want* to marry e
g o v e rn m e n ta l r e la tio n s h ip w h ich w ill aaa a ll c o u n trie s e x is t
ah* h u to land around by th*
, It gala *o tireaam* thaa* in g sid e b y sUia In co m p iats h a r m o n y and m u tu a l u n d er
i day* trying lo hang os to s ta n d in g . B u t n o t m u ch stss.
T h * U n ite d S U t a s h u , w e fe « l au ra, b s e n lin e a r * In
» '• no**.
ita a f f o r t s to b r in g ab o u t d is a rm a m e n t. I t e n jo y s t h a e n
id than thar* waa th* fallow v ia b le p o sitio n o f b r in g s u rro u n d e d b y e x p a n siv e w a te r
More In yaatardoy and want» know how * follow could go S td frie n d ly c o u n tr ie s fro m w h ic h I t h M n o th in g to f e a r .
t catling e loon from thla nglsikd. p s rh a p a to o , la s in c e re . I t , Uka o u r ow n c o u n try ,
1500,000.000 Notional Credit I * m o r e o r Is m In a cce ssib le . B u t o n th e c o n tin e n t tr a d i
tio n a l a n im o s ity a n d endlaaa q u a r r e ls , a a w all a s t b * p r o x
im ity o f eonfl! “
Hampla McPharacs Hutliv e a fo a lin g o f d is t r u s t , g a d a doalrw fo i
announerd to tha public
Irr t h e m ind q f t h e a v e n g e E u ro p e a n eon
tha rourtwy of th* pro*! ■lata only o f t}k«v y g u n s , fo r t r e s s e s , b a t t le s h ip * e n d b o m b
i I* aupramaly happy in
d marrlagv. Wall, now in g p la n ts .
I n view o f th la con d itio n E u r o p e a n g o v e r n m e n t! h a v e
d ev oted h u n d red s o f m illio n s o f d o lla rs s l i c e th a w a r to
Chicago AnocUtlon of i h s - c o n s t r u c t i o n o f n a v ie s a n d t h a p e rfa u ilo n o f g r m le e .
Bxshsng* Firm* In*IMS' Im m e d ia te ly p r io r to th e W o rld W a r B u m p * w a s r e fe r r e d
ty ipriag* fiow
t o u i n g r a n d c a m p . l t Is n o Is a s s o to d a y t h a n I t w aa
th e n . E V sn O s r m a o y , lim ite d b y t h e te m p i o f th o V w e a lU e a
lew la th* tlma for aom* imart
I tatata guy ta tptn n aubdivtf
),at tb* North Pel*. Thao *U
U could b* alttlng on top of
llilli .
1*KW Y O U HSKALD T1IBUNB
V.Oiif* a fata P m lda t Hoov*r|
t u r t t twtrtly amt dc*l*lv»l,
ticroti|h a tangl* of mingled fact
tSd tear. By careful preparation
and I kinfill lr»d»r« hip bo baa
'boon able to marahal tbo boat ftnencial qilndi of tbo nation and
ita entire financial strength be
hind a almpU and uBdentandabU
And twtnki* an tb* milky g s y ,—) 'plan,^Practically ore* tight the
Thap stretched la narar-tnding country’* credit rtionRH have
gained the bonafita of a unified
Along tb* margin sf tb* bay.*
command. While the auroeaa of
I don't bailees that even Sfada- the plan ot>vtou*]y depend* up
atorrh's famoaa daffodils attCra*. on ita aound and aktllfel adminamra gnawing aa tbs maftrtn af iatrmtion. It offer* a aelid baaia
Lillawatar In the poet1* b*loved far n t t i y end rennet fall to
lake district roulj hare been any steady nerrra and but rcaa con
Ureliar than th* carpet of sold fidence.
The MO0ur«* approved In the
that tbs brown-eyal auaenl -kava
flang along the bank of th* B t historic I inceln atudy of the
dolin'* mar lb* Oataan bridge. i WbUa Hooaa map be vlaarad from
H'a worth a pilgrimage to so* Say two aapacta. Th#y compriaa prnctins of th* day. but at sunset the Ileal tanking atapa calculated to
glow 9# the flowers see on to k art atrangthre the
hank* of th*
t_____ * _____l L a m . l l
nl
ccuntrp and liquefy ibahr credit
reaaur.ea. They 'farm no taa* a
feature a*d apmhel which a* one
can fail to comprehend.
ft la th* weret feature of arary
•arioua dapreaaiin that tbs pan la
which it inspires la cumalatir*.
Picciaalp aa, In boom tiaaOa. the
spirit of apoeulatlon become* morn
and more orarconfldont, the high
er a market cllmba and la least
auacaptibl* to
aana* at
ua*
ttiYrtfg
THAWING FROZEN
THE HOOVER PLAN
•yy.
tha m ass than Calami Charles
Madmryh flying through tha air
■air tfc* yallaw China** tan, there
Ha* I f tb* depth* of Sliver Springs
an IryoiUtlbl* snchantmsnt.
Thar* ia somathlng InfinlUly
mjaiarlau* aad alluring about this
th* prtrla* moment whan logic
cries aloud for caution! ao, whan
a market drops la Ih* depth* and
all logic point* t i a turn, (loom
only Intensifies and th* slUiaat of
all panic reactions appears, th*
hoarding of monsr. No cartels
cure of such timidity la possible;
but the affect of th* Hoover pall.
C7 rsnnot fail to b* steadying ag
on distraught financial aarva*.
Th* longer th* measure* are
a’ udlad tha graatar Is aaytata ta
k* Hit gain In aonfldapca, with an
that f * word hnpllra ia released
c T -l’al and buying power.
Oa th* statical aid*, a program
' f ‘jto iln g measures ia in algkl
conduct of boalnaa*. Th* broaden
ing of the eligible Hat of : the
Federal Itaaarra banka must wait
upon Congressional artlvo. Bet
hate and now, and with a speed
wholly admirnhi*. tb* laodaya W
the financial world are setting ap
th* 1 * 00.000,000 corporation togg a b p Hr, H >oc#r which ia daijgtlrl to reiiora sound Imtitutiona
(Jew ' the necaaaitp of dWtrsO*
selling of aound aaeurttlaa - or f*t U « ferae loaura*.
H e affect of such action will
he 'twofold. It will help tb* rasrth* praatnt dumping unnerasaary.
1| will enable th* sourtT banks of
th* country to gat lhamsalvea In
a liquid poaitlan without sacrific
ing their swats. There are - only
two quahfks'ione to ho placed apon this remedial service, but they
are ritally important and closely
awsciatod. The plan Involve* d o
attempt to , rescue banka that
bars, through unsound direct! in,
lien laden down with bad bonds.
It e*a ohvionalp aucread and held
the con/Wane* of the country on
ly If directed bp, the ablest fl.
ntrvflal minds available. Menage
msnt, In abert. Is aU-iwportsad.
blare la no miracle claimed g
et tempted. Thanks is the praaenre
In the Whit* Hous* of * President
axtrsordlnatlly wall equipped (n
business saperiance, th* flaSMlit!
resources of th* nation are being
mobilised for their effactiae na
tion In th* final crisis sf a dapress Ion. With the full support of
the country, the wring to Iks
wealth of tbs nation—to th*
Preaidant Hoover haa broufht fi
nancial laadarehlp at last to the
raacua of Amaricwn bealnana. HI*
propc* a! for a $500,900,000 credit
Institution to relanao tbo fraaon
assets of banka and for
naaraa t# reaa credit In the Halted
State* U th* bold sad Wglcal
maagar* naadad to ", break t>|»
clammy grip of deflation-* Th* n*»
lias will ch*»r tb* action and bn
chocrad bp It
Some months ago V l IJpor^r
told the Amarienp Banker** Am
magtral realm that an* U permit
Ud to **« through th* glnas bot
tom of a boat. Whan w* first
Started out on th* water, I wt*
roaarioaa of all tha eager faces at ■ 'tick seam i raitain t* itresgthaa
my Corapa11!00* on this adventure
?*fleeted In th* glass, bat sudden
ly, Ik* far** disappeared, ssd
there below as wa* aa iscradfU*
world *f *U m tend, (oral, fsrn.
grasn moss, and aaimag blue and
amber (Ub.
‘ I feh * * much aa U I war* Alie*
In Wondrrland and had just
slipped through tha laaklag-gL**.
*ng th* fish looked so much like
th * Uluatratloua In • Js ss h S **
fa iry taU that whan on* af Sheas
tnunped hi* nos* on the beat and
M k s d ap a t ua, I was hair * * r
M ttiag b in «• aay, "Oh, pity us* •orehlppaj lire Spring* aad called
I t a not a flak, hot r prlas# . L than th* "Hatred Velar.1*
dare**.! laid under a faal enahanfy i I 'had Heard ao many gmcrlp-
ter** quratlon, “Oh, that big (R$a
there la n blue tst," end tha *Sdaywd prise# t a i n tq iy la th*
wSka of n fcugo turtti who waut
upward in th* water ]u*t aa if
he ware climbing on Imaginary
atap-hddor.
Uona of th* Bridal Vail, th# (loud
or firstly powdarad alh*r ahatl
that whirl* and ipsrkha abova th*
Bridal Charebtr that I thought I
»*» prepared for Ita basuly. I)
haa bySn compared to avarythlng
from jawtla and anow flakaa to
pop eetn, which but aatma |uat
a littl* too asrthy to toUret*. But
uow that I Kara tttn It for my**1f, I will not hare re bother with
daacrlptlona any more bocauu I
wUl know ju*t what tha poota
mun whan thay aaT “it*r-<lu»t."
WIKBOLDT STUDIO
I’- - V*
1‘ . I ^1
a tto rn ey
m ja m s a s t .
wide aad'ariare la yatt'frem fl*t w u L a a l factor*. Tkl efMcta
of war re pa cations, intern* tloeal
dabti and, shov* *U ,, af- tariH
barriers must j g h* ■evil**tad
a ad corrected. But U 1* CASerstood that thaa* thing* will com*
in for consideration whan Pre
mier Laval of frame* esafara a i R
PreaULW Hrevar later this asaatth.
Th* statumausblp shown 'la
th* Intareatioekl debt radratoriAa
ravitallutioq of bank ere
in the Uaitad SU tas' *«|
carry ovar into c o n n m l
Heats with th* rest af U
Th* nation ran La g r n
tha caliber of Ita fasdaraM
tasting Uma.
tar, t * th* lnvaator—can b* coLresi- >*»■ Hovogr La to bo congratalstad upon bis constructive
ftadarahip and th* country ia to
h t rongratulalad upon having
thla laadarehlp in . tha Whit*
Rousa a t such a time.
ELECTRIC SHOP
Company
112 M a g n o lia
BEAUTY SHOP
FLORIST
Powder Puff
Beauty Salon
BTKWABT
The Fforfat
LUMBER
Hill LuutKr CO,
lath aad Hatty
“We an at all tkMlitf
U aaaiat yea tn.Mg'K
with year baUdbigiMN
Z IP S E E V lC C
P M $ i
PRINTING
Herald Printing Co.
Prlniiag of dlstladlM 41
Lwla MUlsr, P rog.
I
*•
' "a
106 Magnslia
PketM 104-W
BARBER
FURNITURE
RADIOS
- ■- -»• I ;.
8taiuUrd
Wagoner Findture
PHILCO’S
#i** - •yv
ij*..
$6646 aid of
(B a rb e r Sh op
f ‘
•
-i
.
Automotive Electric
y*
W . B . iW n a , I’rep.
I ll & Park
S w id w k b E B
ir gangittr *qoaw 1* Uki rid*, together with h*r
I dec*, o m a fas terrUr
other a Q«iwas poll**.
*Hrsa people regret the
•“ < ! * ■ » I *
and P rof essional
I f',
Special.
and ahmild help public opinion to
understand aad support i t
^
It abodM not be lOpetsdOMt
thla M»J*ft is all that ln *M *d
to reafeca,bashaws. Rsstorstth* mf
faring more from froasn confldance than from froaan areata.
Thu U tb* mo>or aignifireneo of
tbo project now on foot Bp thowiftg out assets It will thaw oat
confidence,
" Hundred* af hanks loaded with
mortgagaa and othar alow loans
Mt allgibls for rediscounting at
th* federal Hesarr* Banka will be
Shi* new to obtain money on these
reseu rra* and so to advene* more
Mere*! credit to agriculture sod
kusisaaa. Thousands of bualnaa*
men and farmers will b* abi* to
get aosiar credit and will faal In
directly th* benefits of this spur
tb employment, and all will faal
th* ressouranca It giro* sf tbo
ipfaty of their bonk deposits.
This method is diatlnctly more
Angel's Eat Shack
C o in p M u y
HI -$64 Sanford Av*.
Phono Tf* *
Oak
aad Rscoad
■ —
-* * * .
GARAGE
SERVICE $T4 T!ON
Maffett'a Garage
*
Guaranteed Bspslring
g* Besbory, *p**lel New
crim* prosecutor, complain*
Bsyw W slktr Is okstruttlag
tasU g sttea. Whet dMs h« ■ JnlU C
shoe repad S nIq
I ths New York Mayor to do.
light np ssd ~ien M r every-
Stowicnntlrc’,
W.Iborn’. :
.
country, or if thov wank' a
,w ^
U f*
r“
m
SPRING a
IM tU U N C *
J TM../-» m
i
S a r a JS :
■wu, spew
MtLWL H
/fN,
�Airmnn. rurnitM.*' Sa t u r d a y . Octo ber 10. im i
D.A.R. Chapter Meets;
Outlines New Program
--------“— — - — 3 ------ Sarah Parker Circle
A PPLE QUhfcN
Elects Niw Officers
Th e program fur
ha com ing
year was p re 'e n tn l it the m eet
in g of the NjiJlie HarriM »n C h a p
ter of the 11 \ |; held ye ste rd ay
afterniMin ;n ! ini o'clock at ih#
home of .M*- \\ F
W atson in
Kosa Court 1% i h Mrs. W atson and
i
serv
et»r
were
h tint-
It I'S ill.I TIMNS
WIn i «•*« it ,r Meiivrfllv
Fath
in h s d ivin e wisdom ha* semi
It heme * ur hi*Ln e t »i ter
Mrs. It
h
l*sr»vt
ah
< l ili hr hi i 1
Al 1hr h^niii II on M »u
1 l> Park*.
n. Jinkm *
ii St n n c *
vr.
Ir.l (I4>| I 1
i i«*cl| as hostesses,
Mr* J K L’mlmeh, *of O rlando
A Hoard in t iiin if ,i»nk pla re at
■ rvl M iam i. i» the w r#k-cn t| ifin «t
o V Im k hr fan t* thoa te g u lar
c f Mr an,| Mm T L. O V o n n o i ^
met ting
$\H Park Avmue
Mrs IJro riria Mart rw lu in a l ye*
i tenia y from Ih iyh irta Beach am i
St. Aug it I id ** vt he i e ulih him burn
*penilln*r I h r !»■ '! five
M's K t |i*.in, ms vice regent,
iveside i Miff i e run*#! me at
which I mu 11 porta were heard
from the viif lops offierra white'
the
ch airm en
«■ f
the
i:.
ii.
l•1***1 lh«
• South
ii.- I l
\ i s M "rt fii riilay ■ ti j
1111 i n* . tn 'll- »Iiiii>| j thl|liFrllf*Q
,
w '111 1 I-> »
'pf'i''ilL'I'lt,
w : ■ .;
i t1i .
\\ t n . tiif.a
>;il
w ii
,
unit •* *•» with
th.
m
* •.1 n . a ' V. •c •>» w.' J
' '
ar « t, •
t•♦
Mrm. ; #
'>•1 i‘l •r Inp »lft. J . / '
' F It i
... • . M
i lyda Am
1 1s'1 ht
1 1 l'i 1 I' M. M L ro r/ i rV* j
» .*• • n »# M n
'
>liih;
I n 1mTxi111 y; and
. .I nlc- p hlicity.
1 "»* '•» k-Mnuatina
. iJi«pen*o
\
writJl
it' rnci't mg * dJr *
in, It wa* *l*o
t ie to ••rganr.
i.
1 part .if the
cva.'on
lading Mi* Stalfn
arintnimr'd
plan?
l he library and
in behalf uf thg
t e In i*kmg for
1 oihmg for needy
•* »k* n \ * onunit-
»M.|
> tl.
lid s .
.4 l »•(
M t IJCM
IIP h
M
\\ •
•*
ot
lint .i
ulr . Schm>l f l l n Hi
f lifts will krr AIliJl till fitniily «i
Uf iiiiiL rr n»nt*r.... * i’ It
m*U, tf sir wr, i h»r riit'liihi'r *
Ihv Ti f
V<'vki r Vlk'thiMliwI
*,if nm ful
!n\ S Ii ■ r
1 'r r *1igti.i.#!•* f • * in thi*
,i 111 i ( 0131 tl* ii 4 Imh *t-trr mill
i * t»fi .itiif n ..at .» r.l‘ftlHTl«trl V
‘ n»l •HU i>w
t« i hi' )n‘
■rrii.
var m tu
MONDAY.
ft»m m i 11 e e * g * v e r r p * r t a
board of Um Presbyterian
^ [/ c annoim •• and outtimd their new will h
_ will meat a t 3:00 o'clock
Plans weie mMite for the .inmia)
the h irIh of u sun .m F r i l l y after
teuton room at tka church,
noon at
the
FVt nald Laug h ton ba*ntard hi»»ttf» r a r lv In ie held
business meeting of the
r»n he F r id a y
T h a n k s g iv in g
Mrm»i>tal llii» |it ia !
Auxiliary wilt be
May with M i' iV i r v
I
I tell.
M 3:30 o'clock In tko social
the fm n m e commit*
Frirm fs Mr Mr
V\ I M ari ison I ih a irm a n
at tba church.
11*•in|e ii g«vto*r;il h mti 1 - tt
Celery Avenue, * ill be glad t
Woman's Missionary Ro
l*€rn
that
'he
m i mjtriTvinic aft i w n de riiifsl l hut m d n i l of hxiv of tko F ln t
Methodist
an i
Hun at the Fern a 1*1 log n N*»Vi*»i»hi*i m eeting 'h r
will have It* rtfu la r bualH#*r* w ill form w molm 1 »•!»■ in th r
EjiUifhtiiri ,Vlt mm nil Hinpital
netUag at 3:00 o'clock at
\fnnt V r f il*' Srhoid, the *tate |)
'odkaadkarch.
Friend*
of
Mi * *
C a th e rin e \ II School \|r * Fra n k I, W*«id
R#v.
Hugh
V#inon
WfcPe,
D.
D,.
twelfth annual
Woman'! M inion*ry Scru ff and M u - F anno |( r lu Munwill speak i t Mt i*ch. who t % a at ufent at Ih r m iii , *r>p were 4 p|m tntrd to t.»ke •h ir g e
.1
hr
tho r i n t Baptist Church of Button,
IcOMMaaf U
C o lli ip , (iain e* v illt*, t ia . w ill H<a
u a fitw o id Its monthly business the Corgi eg at lona I Church on inteie*tr«l to learn that *he lo*
of th** trip , which w ill take place
11
•.
\ \f ;!
tO M H a t •I 3:30 o'clock i t th' Sunday evening, 7:00 o’clock, be been pledged by Alpha XI Uellu. I the -second F 'rid ii; in Novcm N^r
M ining the 41h' 1111 h'Mir irfre ^ h
fore th«*
Christian Endeavor national *oru»| 'o ro rity
Nl
1 *I
Sunbeam Band of the K in '
| merit * were *ervrd by the I- *.a(
I t Church vtl] meet at the Society and friend*. Ur. White ha*
I i*Mps g Thu*#' phopiii were Xlr^
The
man>
f
1
u
ml
*
o
f
M
i
*
I
jntoii
recently Irenme I trim* fh^part, at 3:30 o'clock.
.1. M Menu I , M i" Krm**t K m in i
Number One of the 1 ment K tcrrtaiy of »he American K, A llen , who un »•* went an opei
I.
Mi* M M
ItMlhird. Mt*
>’4 Council of the First Board of Commie* ions for F ireixn at ion recently at the Ferrvald I.
itiirk*. Mr-*
fla*' l War.*.
I d.
1aag h ltifi M enioi ml H osp ital, w ill
II . I |*ean, Mr* .John 1. I.i
Church will meet at Mi**inn*. He rim e to thi* office
be glad to le a rn tha;
i» aid
SIMM* I \ M l S\\ F F! I
dy, Mra. K. S Mutton 'f r t
"ITclock at tha homa of Mrs.
after a very »ucc*xsfiil pastors!* to he out again
W h iln e r, M m \ T H " i« i 1 r
Patrirk, I 0» East. Twenty
of
the
Fir*t
rongregational
vt. Uh
, l a rro ll V m n o , Mt» I P l
U h.
Street.
Knrnunii i, puru moluMnu t.< and M im P e rry Pee B ril
St. Agnr* Guild i f Holy Chur h uf S t (N.k on, California
I
C
ainr.i
ill,
i...
IK
T
f..r
llir
H
on
'«
‘ Episcopal CbirTth will meet Mr i* a Californian by birth. «
N C. I'nM rrsftv fi..ttbsl| gem*
tian d h i ilareN to i:
o'clock at thr Parlen Uiadusi" „f the University
s1r „ uJ Mr,
h
rnnn on the Mount
•lib Mr*. Arthur Branan
Ctlllotnie. holding lalrr drgrL-m.]\ti und Mr. Vivian S|h-.t ami Shcrwi*o»| Flddv
lit r e . A. M. I'hllllp* » . host*.*
from the Pacific School of Iteli Mis* B ratrlrr ll '^std
M. , mn end trim Harvard Divinity'
"‘ ' V
TUESDAY
Mr. and Mr«. J C Kay. of
Sth ml. II* he. alio studied at
Jack.m u ill*, were the gue.ls Is.:
thr
•All* opening meeting
l.*lanil
St*nforil
Univrrsl
y.
lie
night uf Mr
and Mr.
.Inhtt
. 1 Department o f the
ill belli he held at
k in has tauuht In thr Colligr of the SeKirard *t thair hum* on Wr»t t
rooms la I ha
of a Pacific i t Slucktun ami has b o n Tenth S lie a t Mr. and Mr». R.hi
luncheon with
A. C. regiiler ii-isiinal advisor In collrg* rard and Mr atul Mrs. ltav s ' '
•rlain and Mm, Fs A< atm.'enls and haa been a leader in tm d f! the football game In Hr
larnin lu.t night ohm Orlando |
[‘ -LJbtaUnbatg aa hnatassgpy' H rs.rLea tligh|
■ d a n must ba mada with Mr*. vrmk among y lung peojilr ami High S', hoal pla)rd
t
iirirnts
in
California.
Schcol. of Jacksonville.
r.Jw W urphy by Monday at noon
Axarlan Class or thr First
While pisior In Siocktnn hr wa,
----—
— ■I t Church will niret at 7:.'I0 a Irader in eommunlly affairs, j
•t th* home of Mrs. Koj Director of the Community Chest,
f jt Holly Accnur. with Mrs mil ee of the Y. M. (!. A., an I of
f/t M u. B. H. Andrrsm and member of th* B .y a’ Work Coin*
blMlntMfartha Smith as hostesses. the Advisory Board of the Comp
M l» i F’ M * « ^ th >h*»«*makor ten
t c r U iim l f*u th r im uuh^n uf lh«
r
firs
Girls.
He
«
n
a
mamt>*r
ami
P
TH CR8I1AY.
C am p F ir** I lir U S » it*ly » | thvn
regular meeting of Srml- dialrirt trustee uf the Kiwrtms t r 14ii Ia r in i*i 11n «: hr Ij| i*fi T hu r aiI ii y
-Chapter No. 2. Order of Eaet- Club. lit. While is In Florida as ftftprimun at hi r h mi*- mi B<>a i ,j
>111 be held at th> Ma- tho gurs apiaVer at tfc* Convo a ll A y ptiiip nt I iiM i. tliivk. W ear*
cation of Congregational mints,
-•ffemple at 7:30 o'clock.
trrs. which Is being held at D ay Irii4 of t.p»*l Lull I mi l h ra n 'lv ttona B o th , OcL 6-7. lie is a v iu i th.* work tat m i up u m lfi (lit*
Mia*
MartraM*!
I I lmrn . ft
. . 4* . e,
* •* I™ W <
*
rpung tytan uf- brilliant mind and in tt rurt mn of
deep Intatee s and la a vital V arn e r. I.at in ih . ift#m uon »••
lh g
Irra h m e n U mere -• t il l*y M'**
speaker.
Hhiu m aker
homa of Mra. H u,h WhelThorn* p r c m it «p rtfe: th# M iplSoulh R*n( c d Avenue, wae
VirRiniM
i Mr iAwpIh** * tl*tn Ilrn 11»
ft*re of the opening meeting
tin, f-rtuUr I' iii «h n, CafoBn# Mill.
p Dirt Gardeners Circle at
K athfren
A »m *,
S y b il
I
Jarden. Club of Sanford held
Mr*. ,\V. M. Scott rntertalnetl A lary C h n j.man. M nry W m t. f hux
b id a y
morning at 10:00
I d tha abience of Mrs. II. thr numlier* of tho Mayfair Cir lott-, Mouirhton, F.lixM.tth Turn' i.
Iwall, Mi*. Clyde A. Ilyrd ri* of th* G«rd*n Club at their Sh#lta B ritt, \fmthA WirUmiuM
he minutes of the lest mee - regular m eting held yesterday | M artarrt Vm |*r and Klitaiw 'h
gave the treasurer's re- ■nmnlng at her hopte in Blayfalr. Shoemker.
The roll call vnm answered by each;
H. Glenn Ungtr gave a ru member telling the height of the
th* Flower Market which ava.ta tree which lh . ha I planted
%
*
,
dulrd lo laka pla e nn N >v. In the Spring. Mia. Harry H ecrrti'
prvsrnlt
d
Ml*.
U.
H.
Monroe
with
1
th* roll was called each
W *r inaweied by relating a potted plant for hating th* ta ll
Ifegunuaual experlmtnt with est tree.
«
During th. builnasa aeaain.i r*and plants.
• prasent were: Mia. H .' ports were heard frofa the stand
U m la. Mr*. R. G. William*. ing committees and plan* were
C. lllll. Mr*. K. I. Hoy. made ami committees appointed
arbert ____
Ruistll, B ln . J . O. fur th* Klower Market to U held
MrV.Ralph B. Wright. Mis. on November 7. Mm. R. U Dean |
A. Byrd and M lu P a rry 1 lh«n ««de a talk on plant*"that
'ill.
attract bird".
Mrs. Henry Wight erltlclrcd thu|
flower arrangements whlth thr ■
__
—
gu st* had bio.ight to the m* I
M C C t K e c e n t l y . Ing. When a tote was laken Mrs. A woman of
J . C. Benson and Mr*. R. B. Mon
friendship League uf the ) roe tied for first place. Mr*. Ben iiffa.ne who
Mona I Church, formerly I son's arrangement was of b lu e 'm e e | „ m cn
t JuRe* Union, hold I t i 1 plumbago and pink radiance ruses
meat Ing on Tuesday pfl-| white Mi*. Monroe's was of a l t a r o f g f f a l n i !
a t 3:30 o’eW k at the lilies.
it wa* de lded before the clwu
Hopi * with Mrs. Gsorgs
Mr*. Jow tU tn ehargo of the meeting to hav* a garden
I'
I meeting. It was • dacl le.1 run to Crraeent City on November
n i l meeting wlU be held 14. Those present were: Mrs. J .
9 • •
• •
e t Mrs. Henry Nlckle C. Benson. Mrs. Terry Cameron,
Lake nlth Mr*. Nlekte Mr*. K- !• Dean, Mr*. R. R. Dea*.
Mra. W. M. Scott, Mra E. N.
Jew ett ■* kostaeees.
conclusion of the mevt- Stoll, Mr*. Paul /. Stine. Mrs.
Ireehm iats were agreed te» Harry ■U ** p n, M ra Edward H ig
Mra. J . U. Bender, gins. Mrs W. D. Hoffman, Mt*
Rab-j Mr*. Gsorgs W. Theodor- Langley, Mrs. C. It.
Mra. Jew ett, Mra. Jog Mason. Mrs. R. 11. SJonroa, Mra.
Mrs. John Mtlaeh. Mrs. M. I - Wright, M'S. R. M,. WarA n IIK O I 'A T U E
iNNkkl*.
kkle. Mra. Nargm.
Nargm, Mi
Hr* ten and Mr*. G E. Cborpfilng.
fe a tu r e
oet, Mra. Robinson, Mia*
Roblnaow, Mra. O a i*
and gaest. Him. Bchmah,
J . Thurston Mra. Pater
The Prince of Personality
Mra. C. William* gad
' Van Nt**.
At the meeting of tha Amomo
Clasa of the F irst Baptist Chu ch
—10
inf'
held on Friday evening at th*
hum# of M ra W. O. DeCourse, In
Rna Court tho folloniag officers
were elect# I fee the Meting y ar:
th* past month U'»a Haael Tpw. prpaMant;, MU*
Laughing. Hiaglag
fhe meeting of Lucy D o b.in *,'first eW*-pr« *Ulant;
W iakiag. Roguish
o f the First M tth. MU* Cornelia MeRg'/wecond vl-e• M U . thirel
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ln^ rtmft F t Way.
After Ffrt.blent Ifouvrtr, went
over ',he rltuitlon with hii» ctbb
iwt, it vr»j liwliratr f ihc w t^hhjtton g^tem hent wouM l i t ^non
to p->lnt out t > ho h r©untrlet
their obligation* umfur the KeL
lof^ pmc\ rrnmjncinrr w©r.
An untent meetIn t ftA n^eoiut'
HI r f he h ng'ir of an ti^ O ^ v if
called t j \ n«it Tg«<Hy
to foiwlifcr an wj*p«*al
(m u .
Mnrnuru Shiv
mlnhter in rh u u , wan tailing towanf Nankin/ in :i Japanev* d*
cts oy er ca r r 1 1r ■? « for m il warn *
Inr fram hi* f?r»v^tnment thatinti-Japani* «■ c iU tlm muvL by
*afrrea«rd nr “the r^lreonw^nverntnunt will H*1 Huh! runpoltaihit
for whafrvbr t ,av he ttn* cottue- ■
quanrva.**
The tomhirn Thuradiy
m c*e aimy planer of f’inchow
nou'hwmtrrn \lir hmla, prritnt .
weal of th«- Fen f n il T*>Vfrnnlpnt. r
serve*! t» lit j ■; Nf n Chlfend feel
Inc apnin«t .)■ . in f'»r the military
iKriipa ir*n 4>r * tutu the centm t In'
itiatwd Prom Page One)
M onth' later the props- rty
htaferrcil by Henderson’ to
b y Capone, the gangster's
Lwna shown In' reronli
r, Miami abstractor's office,
it ■ f l B .000 was spent t >
f the palitlal home - build
iptlng pool, constru-1 a wall
the estate, and landscape
M a lic*! Henderson
said,
lior D alght II. Green inid.OvIdenre tynsling to show
rye amount* also wrre <•«.
to equip the property with
r g ard en s"
I * session drew to a rlivse
phle money ordrr receipts
by Capone and totaling
410.000 were Introduced ini. aeldener. The previous
•Hera had been re-elvnl it
egrrphlc offices In Mender.
one of «'aponrV friuntl* ami
■pB? to l Hu Run*-hr Inter,
B f to th«* rvHuncua
M ljfht Into r*pom*\ lifu ml
ttropoli* hoti*l in *‘hiviiBO
l¥en to tht» r^ jrt by Fii*o
form er murinjci'r uf ih»* ■*»»■MBit Av**ry told of ( a| (KI0OO tWfHliy i ,&
»n«11ji0r
| th« niirht of the I>» rnV*
Wiry Hicht hrru
dark*cye»| London
.*ri Atlantic lin**r
after the trjt/l
l.u.iUlui that
’ also tohi'nf 1 he Hi/ RiuieT.
tipn to Hr/I •<*yn jirtr]
ih rc
o
hie right •mom * nit#* ii
ffoor of Hu ho tv I* mu'
M /
ffl
tlljT lar/r MIL* for "In
.
T h t nmni^ur idrntiliiHi
on! nhowinK p«>m<*ntp
ut- 1 I "am I Hi
n<
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fo r "Incidentals" running,
aa *inn:t.* * y «riff i|i IA?)y
I appeared ten fitly worm*.I 4rr- 44*1ri f *
Iho
•lull*.
|‘.i
l^rDCeudlnif*. Hr w hi'i ***1*'1 . 1lie , f '»uf uii «»f -"vun -«h*» i
to f)«*frn«r Attornny
■tni I-,
ll Is* V 1Tt* -t 1
U A burn nnd Albert Hub. in ill)
fcl forw»nl to rttch t*»ch U tit lull hi inii v o f m n . Wi ,*-? i
fisu m ony - and rllnrhnl Hi a 1InVS 1 «l
)<‘ in i n M ’" Mit
tightly whrn witnesses tub; j Thu I n t i * H.l.l l»,f all .... .
alleged large receipt* o. n.mil*
III
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M||||l| t Ilf I
or of his rlprndilurrv,
1. OH
!hif* Iia x 1 lllll •IrM . I.)
eh of the w»lnr»RPH whit hi*
l l d tilln g* with Capone HslhuE u 4n I - m(•»v*-*i miM
ti mu
ill fii * Ha earned thousands of dot •uit I •*r
a t a time In a loosely wrap
...roll of currency
in
M* u}thi*li! i*y i» fi ;r l)' fo 11 *!i tr*
pocket. Avery «»l«l h» iif Ihe I ’nlt •J :?UtiN
the *3000 b a n q rt bill from i *«im t in l flu a |>«miinic 'Mi it i41, and He ndrriiuri Mini III* lion (nr 4i r« fit 111 1114;, ‘All - III III
down payment on the Mi- ■mil* Ht© nr 4/(iifii*fit 4 r •*]*» ill *
r Beach home camr front *h« Siinilnr
I iiliift Mi**
place.
^Ode looked phased only r ru*^*d Ir
hot**.
Ltlmes during the day's s c
Thuma* A'iniiia uf Jit » *♦»*■ G*
\ Once was whi'n a witness w i.
lupn*'** .ilinif the thwiti uf
. »n
ling attem pts cf P'oridn mur
.
state offlrial, to drive tin tfifj, ii •*.iili-.f Ilk,* l I*.>i ' i t.
*‘*u •Hnliniimt r . . i*■| nil, *
ite r out of Florida,
J I
n s i cl<*;-s
Liberal
!Je t i 1 i o n To ?1 a i ! l$r;m (J s K l e f t i o n
As I I n p a t r i o I i c
Ch a in hSf o r e i
'H
iin
i
Ing U w f M ' hmenutd- that ll***
(Cofdlnucd From l*»gv Ong)
rail I, ,«U n u r ltm lin Oil I M f
now la tu work unt a- p lio for
e n title . HU. Moat- i UI m M r m
keifing the securities on th* s4Igible list an ) assuring dlvUcnJ
chirgo* b*r*rc t t r saving! btnkjj'
garments.
As the
stoation lU fld a. it and insurance eompnnl** c in b«T .
1
' :
» ■. .
thcestens to deprive tha banks ot Its bonds.
to important avsnuo o l lavcstA foortfc method may.
m«y. H
JHi te
ta J,/ 4
tral ' ' ]
federal
msnt and to take away fram tha lh« llhcralitatl m o f the fad
0g v i r , prproad , I heir principal source uf fi
nancing.
• y posed In connection with ‘Oil U ,
AIon l<, this condition,' tha nosiprs'aaen*. bf HU privaURy N tP ■ , .
raids esrljr in tha l u n a r r applied P.-r&erl 4300,000.COO ersdlt porC. '
to the Interstate Commerce Com
>Ik revamping tka law, the presi
missi jo for a b lan k s,' increase of dent hrpts
to make sevsikl I 50 percent in freight rates. E x classes of paper now u rm ce ep taw .,
tensive heatings and argument at the Federal Reserve baakg,.
followed. The commission now has eligible for rediscount. Rallrudd
the esse under idvls.m ent and, bone's may bo Included. Huasyar, “
msv tender its decialon before tha the law m od te r * ’ l»»d hy Conrnd uf the month.
grtas and a erntrovorwy has srljsn
VVlia' the governmtnt can dn alrttdy on tha question ofjVdlgt. ;
t t Imptove the situation was a caper should be iathided,
.
tnftc of much speculation—and
The president Is seeking dimed
disagreement —tndiy among ob on thr question front a number .of
servers here.
government officials, bankien and
Since the key to th* problem railroad men. Meanwhile th* orsreins to bo increased earnings, ginixation of thO credit pool I* I * ;
the discussions constantly turned ing forward at a rapid rat*. Ila.
sruth Man* h ijf t,
to the possibility of 'he com machinery was perfected toddy 111
Tt*i(#■»im- ■ ir. iirevu* ! in <k*nionmission’s ajpm vlng the nlvanre N«w York and It la to he lneh|j.
MrsAtkin*. rm lnulurl) iq Ynnttla*
in ta li*. It was pointed out how pointed todgy. Soqn afterward
valley n * ’< \%t'* <'iti*f Ly Ijpaever. th ,t. In view of the commis the |V00,000,000 fund wt]l*Be P u t.
nr«r «»ff i i•«1 in 1fan reason for
sion's quasi-judicial status the ad t4u» work providing cTfdltf'lit'p**
**M| ftt h
1Chinn*
....... ^ of ailditton^l
ministration could hardly u»e ila change for ooseta which 1 cmlifiot
•■aval fur. ♦ IK Fmtav night Jal uNUON—The thampiun ImkII rinifer uf the Church of England Influence o bring about a decision
now he Ihjulilittd. a
%
fan hn*i .i| rm*n*nl war -four i» ( .imiri ('••luiiilrr, th© yicrr of Cr wthiirni. who, at th© u«f of 73, favoring the ruads.
i rtii^er*. fi v** de^tri»yt*i
*u*| If itaii l
it fret, five Inrhe*, anti weigh* 2 St» poundw. II© finds the
The tequssted Increis* amused
r iv r uunlojit
in < 1in* n* water- be**i way to keep fit m to take ■ n i/u liir b L y d e ritle.
F L E H t t O F \tO O U
a storm of opposition from many
I liHwccn >h;m>rhni uml i hunykiriT
‘ '*-C- - T
*'
| I*
or g-iniiatl ms and individuals, who
i I'* .idf* |b» if* r**i, *.Ti r i >rw s, the
Her F a 'h tr: You work, I talUv*
j contended that higher freight
*»l chips 4a ir lc f f la n d iu / purlin*
ir*
/■ What
— , ~*
raffle to J for Blank and company.
At t I DENTALLY HIDHrrN S E L F I rates would divert
lo a im / 70<l lUieii.
lin e to dh
pipe lines and your ptospecta f i r promotion T
motor trucks.
rtl in .M anchuria h«*twren Jap best In th *
Suitor: The very best
MADISON, Ort. 10.— (A .P .)— waterways, instead of Uolst.ring
rn#.n m ili'iry and ^rivl! riffi talc.
whole o ff!;*, air. My Job la th#
lailiooc* revenues.
M
tllory
V
.
Grtrn,
.11,
Hamilton
f fm inT War MlnlMi-r Kcnichi
There was discussion, t >o, of lowest ons wo'v# got.—Auewtra.
st hl na, n uv u mem ber o f the
vuunty former, was brought to a the possibility of D e creiiion of
----------------------------- i t ,
j Hmi<e of I ' r r f i, am i Ur, l l m i h
V N CH A N G EA BU Iatr*
hospital hero yaterd ay suffering a rail toad revolving' fund hjr the
I Y a n t T iwn, a t illm ijly ».f interna-- -----from .hotgun wounds. His right govrrnmcnt which would, 4 q e f
] ihm nl
liiw , were itt pntchrd to
"Surely yout’i * not th*
fect, guarantee the redemption In
utrn
had
tu
he
amputated.
He
said
Mtikdi n hy lb** rnh in et u< repre*
who lived nest dotr to me *ih*n I
he was rounding up hogs and his full of railroads bonds upon ma
I ceiifn live^, rr*pe«'lively*, of
the
was a little gtrtV*
turity.
gun was fire i accidentally.
two h rfii'h e ji of J iip n m -r aulhjjT*
"No. I’m th* littl* boy .who
The fund vvouhf ho used to
| i'y in Mamhuiin into harmony, j
moke loans to roads whose ren lived neat door to you when yud
The dupane**1 w a r ni II i/ to
LAKELAN D H UIDOI.S GAIN
dition Is
Intrinsically sound. wero a h i ; gtrL” T lt-B iL . . t -
&
3 & ir i& ’V W
AIDS SOVEREIGN
that w
mu»l fhlnn e iic nnli.JuM.m-' *« unit a
Viluutfun i»r
, Hnn in Chirm " ‘ ff’iii* ii* I© n^juirn*
LAKELAND, Oct. 10,— Enroll. *ui I. “Tin*
loitnir I ins alnrinlnu p/oportions** and drmrnt in the city schotd, has
At"q thi* |ll »'*t*nt **!lt*' ‘ r lur** i “ thi* Chine** ^uvlTnjrflgtit
rv ach ej 30011, an Increase of 225
•i* li tbl u.nl r.vpiil ac« | will In* held ieapon*lh|tr ioy whfil*
over the rant timo Inst year. Of
l tver may In* the cxjfti <f)benc^* of
;iy *.f tha* rupitlthstjj i m failure t * rupprenc^llMI anti*
this number .12514 are white. The
elementary schoul total Is 1 S7H, or
uk * II*I iliduy. Mpus- j Ju prro c*- movement uml.# afford
3U mote than In 1030,
t u * <if
i;iliji|
r uiintniitimi ud'tfunto i fotectinii to the liven
aiul ptoterty <;f Japanese autjccU
*i*t■i h** pr«**c**d forward.'*
in t'hina.'*
T<» GltKKT POI.ICH C H IEFS
\n nun/ ut ii I'Hin tiny |u»lu*y !
i it v.ill aiabiUaa |irlcdt" th _*1 Thu NanVinx icuva/nment ii t'X**
pretet! to reply that
In. '11! I ■f* I'Oltl 1,111ttJ , "tha*
lllttur I
WASHINGTON, Oct. Mb— (A I*.)
usninst Ju pursue go itls^>vfhlcli "
ibjr rDiul»*mn* rlth *» rinrcMCy In— President llovrr will nre»| the
jiraniincnl Jap n n v e ,ta>krsmen
hitnn or n ii * anil ilU aitr.u..
runvpnliun of the Inb-rqallonat asi«'-en'ly rvHi-J
war"—
iiL'vmyt pt, dt flaM'm In f »»Fec* r*ter - 1
-HOcUtlnn of polkO'-eMeW Monday
la a spoil tauroii* popular move
ln*w lack 11* the •*! • Kohl parity.
at 31. Petersburg. Fla., hy radio.
ment iievond the Arntrol of the
T ariff* ait* * i I-**• i in i'»t* rnnoi-j govt ipmenl. whirfT' reV rf h.Ir 111 I
a gambler, hut I never wi> iA t•* vio la te Hi** riiD .ii rip h i *
HOME—The
great
master
uf
tha
to and th** i .»« y rupaata it •; is i.'nlng its utmoat to protect Jap
lleggvr In my whyletlle," the i!u« f.ru c* •?« |um lni*4ii »-i the i.*
S t. lloapic* I* His Excellency
uml fi'iluttil r.m- 1 ilui'Mh*. "
j m|n ii In iv i':m u*i‘ thr mo*i an. ie live* nnd properly.
Miss Kuth Gaskin, n
>
Prince lion Alexander Ituspoli. It
He said the low *f» * n 4*. 11
tnpri tail* ha .1 md n tri ■, tUth a*
atanogrrpher, quoted tht
Jnpitm»e military headquarters ia hla cljty to receive th* aover*
dlflinil the ch an nprt.iltir* •
ii»\Vb*r, traRjip*)r:. iron ;»n.| atvcl.l nr M iikcn in n eomraynlque acOtago underworld leader a* sayfir » f the imllbUl uii
r Hini 111• Iji "puMlf aiTVb - ;• iiMrTli’il
uml j i use J 1 1oit-h-Llsnc, mili ary pov- elgns visiting the Pope at Iho
Prnilllnn of the Papal S ta in . Li
chain nperatur *imnit im*m • i i ontrollf'd in tin* national mtrrrut
trnnr uf Manchuria teforo th«
Gtakln attended a cofi'er*
the sacred function* he has the
morn than oik* tonnlv in f tv»*r > with nich t
of
p
it
v*
an
j
Japaneae
took
charge,
of
plotting
between f a pone and ItoW it
firat place between the Vnlrt* of
tha multiple npeial*ii h imc bn » will vnnhh* Hrliiib Induntry t<* i
"to attark the Japanese from
gylor, Dade m inty solicitor,
the ypad* and the Cape,
notm in cinty one r only, tut4 im
on Feb. 14, lU'JO. ftolicl* retailer In favor of the v/hi*l» - *1 * c kiiiiut ifftitH ilv in th© inii r- cither side by concentrating at
k I* of I hi* wni! /'
Chine how all troops west of Chinor wished to learn what
He iTalmut the art w;i in* .*1
rlt iw and assembling the Chine** K aisrr Wilhelm's last quarteraa was doing In Florida, how Ir* hum* it evemptril the
h
aim a limiter of il» Mficutlon of remnsnt troups scattered nlotig msstergem rrl.
ha proposed to stay, and iiler amt only p trole im |rn mt
Prcsidgst von Hinderhurg and
b aa hts business, f'apony He HJtifl it wan void h e rm it it • i tlmin rtorca for luvalitm. )f the thr Sou'h Manchurian Hallway
Adolf HTCer are t > mee. today
•tva, however, nnd T iy lo r Mi it rcain uf nii**t|Uii tnrntiun I ii ultiplo np.r 3tor « * *n he plac.d son.
[ n ii
by tto*mj H vwi—anti
It was because o rth eso eonccn- The president. It r a * understood
little from him, Mis* Ga<- without Juat kOi *e fur the *b» . tV
lhry awaovtad this to he the cm*#—* I rations, the Statement slid, that intend* to talk bluntly to thr
atanographl; rcm rl of tha tati n.
then the Florida law Ii vuli f, they planes were a 'n t out t * reemnoi fiery “ N ixt" lender, who i> jroung
ah owed,
" t t 'i nut rt «|t«#4RItci.i uf l|i« rnrttendiad. The l.vwi*«lattire hill u trr around Chlnchuw, k w h e r e enough to lie his son.
on Hawthorne, state's «t* amount uf the tax,*' Im ntlil, * il
• rijtht t i ileiimly huaipcBiuia for "Chinese fired upon the plnnes,
o f Uio eleventh F a r id a j isn't tin t (he t:tv it tuo lt;!>h tu
t^tallun. they *vild. and there U Hie Japvne.u resorting to bombs
SU R P R ISE D
tbld on the witness stand I p#|.), |cf n .tt> stlon uf riit.nllty
inn dicetirninaiIon if all ojwiulnrj nnl Inflicting tonsid.rsblo dam
Other attempt to gel f«|u no civil Hfflili beforp iha taw. Tlii |wit id a ii c IgAi at© Ircatsil ulik«.
age,"
tha stata. Hawthnrnu «ntd Act N laptfa^lon ly
New Golfer: Why on cntlh did
la t a !bin j after ciuir cliUidfinl.
nonetl Capone to the Hai’rl Whin *ha maj city of tht- Unite 1
n't you watch where |tie hall was
**Tht
chain
*L»r©
U
an
w
LiFia
f proaecutn.r's office to ask SiotrA Hupfuinr f o n t uphvt l Ihv
going?
lit tiu iJ.,” leiindii about©J, “ reachlad d ie: lire*use I didn’t think
onto questions.
Indiana law it loft lb* dour wl l*
in*; out to atranglc the individual
it wae going anywhere, air.— Iontut**r »l
hera |.>r a rest and that'* t,pun. T h .i Florida law
nn re haul."
don Opinion.
lawthnine quoted tha Chl- that opoo diMif nn<l went rou:h
Tarter aiid I b / llo r lfa law « •
gangaler ns saying, "My farlbrr than |Tn» litiinna nUtutu.'
Attorney Otnoiitl LnnJIx on*l cm plod filling iliilltM ami whole| is cleaning and p rrssln :,
IM PnSSH lLF.J
gla and gamSIlng—-mostly J aM klant Attorney Hun.rul C*ar- rule builn»M*itfg Inrauar the*, are
(Continued from l’sge One)
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ag. [ ostn p dug racing I t**r, "pcaklnv f*»r lha otjiti*. da* tax.d nml*r other revr.iue a*L«.
Mistreas; Have you complained
rim Ktnte l*n/.ed it* d fvnu* uml Itileriou » .
rlarrtl that Florida law dor* nut
at C lc.ro, IU.,,
to th* milkman about thu milk [mHerman IllMrich, flnane*.
hurne asitl Capone told him r««pdrr c<iunlity unt unif-unity in h'r^tly on Ih© ^ ui provnl o f the
Ing tou r?
j
Mul
tin
i;h
)e
l”,
food
and
airiImiuina
ihalil'atota
I
iw
by
a
ma*
egeha
taxra
a*
It
4o.
*
In
ud
vil*
gfvu.ooo cash for thn Mi
Maid: Oh, mum, I can't for a
culture.
rN
luront
taxi*.'.
,
ch homo and proposed to
Gcmg Kchaatiel, post* and tale- day or two—ho'a promised l > ttka-j
They a a lj tha whole i| »**«tl»* i
Ira In aplta of the ohme to tht movie*.—Passing Nhow.
graphs.
. from other residents uf
Hermann Wgludiold, economic*.
tloaable district,
t'eirl J i.l, justice.
plhar persons formerly con-1
Gottfried
iTrwIranns, traiu" h the Metropole hotel
|w;nation.
government witnesses
Adam Stagvrwald, labor.
They were John Fotre,
All the mlnlstern but Jual and
o f a telegraph company
Welnvboll ate toldnvers from the
Office In tht hotel, ami
old ctblnsL Ur. Joe) bos le .o un
Smith, clerk durinj
dersecretary in the ntlnidery uf
Bapone’s residence there.
lustlte for I t yrore, P io ftsa ir
■ the first witness to
Wulmbuld was minister of ajr|
nlng the source of
culture In the Prussian ribtrvit uf
orders ssnt to Florida,
U 2 1 , U er a fn ib t in i himself with
sender of ono of the
a company, m at was absorbed In
was "Sam Cusle"
the ‘dye truiL*
prosecutor to b« Jack
Placing General Gfovrwr In
former member of
control uf both the .army and the
police was act:pled generally as
ing sow In prison
t violations).
an Indication that
(hancelluf
Breen Ing Intends to ru b with an
IrAa head during what la likely in
DEFINED
to a winter of lUacintent, pro*
elded his governm ent-sanlrte tka
t dlffertnca batween
Relchstia saaslon bognlav 0 « tir 1%
m
• . - * •-a s sty ® - — .
■ " .r ^ r r r v ^ -.n ^
land you tan dollara,
t i l for yon; but when
loek, that ta Ubar
^
v:
•••iml
i
Keep Smiling With Kelly Lotta Miles .
l .m - 2 1
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5 .0 0 -1 0 u.‘. .......... 7 .4 0
4.50-21 ........ ................. 5 .8 5
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6 .0 0 -2 0 ....... ............ i. 1 M I
M o u n tin g and Borvlco F R E E — no e z l r u t , V
S E E AND H EA R
IROSLEY EIGHT TUBE I’LAYBOY
6 7 H lallo n s ht o h * n lifh t w lls f a r o n ly
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO,.
r
iiw iiH ittb
FOR BETTER
Bnieninjt Forrtis
NewCabinetln
Germ an C ap ital
BLOTTERS’
BILLHEADS
BROCHURES
STATEMENTS
INVITATIONS
REPAIRS.HOUSE ON SUNDAY, JAILED
MENUS
LEA FLETS
C IR C U LA R S
ENVELOPES
CATALOGUES
letterhr
Adgi
Etc.
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�THE SANFORD HKfeALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA.
f r it z i
- -—
.
Th» Rav. J . J. Mclnncrnaty.
Lav H»»», V:4R A. lit v
High M an. 10:00 A. M.
KMaine Deration*, T:10 P. M.
Saaday School Saturday tfM tnoon, 4:00 P. M.
Doting lHa month of October
Maaa wiu b* *aU dally a t 1:30
A. M.
Sixteenth Street and Sanford
Avanu#
Rav. F. M. Marler la rkargw.
Bible School - 11:44 A. M.
•Wo rah 11 aad Cemmulon
11:00
A. M.
Subject, "Living lip to One'a
Reputation.'
Christian Endeavor — 0:30 P.
Evolving Hen tee — 7 SO P. M.
Subject. “They Go To Church,"
P r o ) o r Meeting Wrdneaday
avaalng at 1:00 P. M.
FINANCIER
Rma
j h-ewe^J Vtimm—
I M LAUGMi NO A BOUT THAT OUY
YOU N I T A T T H E P A R T Y THE „
O TH R K m O H T - I TMOUflHT
f
, YOU RAID ME HAP K , J
(
6 0 0 P -JO B f ,
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7*0 ». H,
FIR S T PRESBYTER IA N
CHURCH
E. D. Brownlee, D. D„ Paitor.
Cor M r Oak Ava and Third S t
Services Saaday
* 0:45 A. M. Sunday School.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
11:00 Moating af S e n Ion for
M n h y : "Tha a*. rwciptlon of member*.
7:00 P. M. Chriatlaa Endeavor
P re iid tn l Hoover
mlrabte. ,U *IH Societies
1:00 P. M. Evening Worship.
H( M A S A GOOD J 0 5 ‘
HE T O L D A i t HE WAS
A DIAM OND‘ CUTTEPA. .*
W R IU - M« WMN T
LYIN Q “ H i I f A
DUkMOHP C u t T f R
FIR ST METRO GIST CHURCH
Rev Carroll Varner
-Unuaod Resource*” ia tha tubJoel of tha morning aemtoa at
ll.-OO A. M. “Our Three Greatest
Enemlaa” la the subject on which
the evening airman at 7:30 o’clock
IUm *and revivify
adonomltf and fl- UPS A I.A LUTHERAN CHURCH all] he based. The Open Forum
» wAWk) |ra at Th* Rev. A. . Nerrhom, D. D , will be held Juat before th* -ormon at the night aervice.
Sunday School at 4:44 A. M
Sunday Sehoel, t:B 0 P. M.
Prof. McKay, Supt.
Holy Communion, 1:30 P. M.
league* at 0:30 P. M. Prayer
The their from th* Lutheran m**t|ng, Wedneaday, 7.30 P. M.
Church' at Piece on will aisU t In
this aervice end render aaveral FU LL GOSPEL TABKKNACLK
select Inas. A cordial Invitation Is
dlUndod to all to attend this oer»* Orlando Road near Genova Art.
William H. McPherson, paitor.
Bible School, Sunday, »:4& A. M
FIR E T BA PTIST CHURCH
Bormon. Sunday, 11:00 A. M.
Park Avenue and B lith StreuL
Willing Workari League. Sun
W. P. Brooks, J r ., Pastor.
day, 7:00 P. M
Sunday School, I0:W A. H.
Evangelistic Service*. Sunday,
Morning Service., 11:00 A. M.
w n a iM ti ayg n a ) a a u t*
7:44 P. M.
8 object, -T h * Attitude of R iesl
cH gacv. and b«m^ M leans
Women’s praygr m e e t i n g .
Me against real estate hands, ing."
Wedneaday. 3:00 P M.
B. Y. P. U.. 4:30 P. M.
rigtdeat Hoover’s plaa b oaly
Prayer and Testimony, Wednes
Evening Service*, 7 A0 P. M.
genorrl tetm s. hat I taka U
day. 7:44 P. M.
Wednesday in n in g prayer serv
iS u s a that thaaa m orty ap *
Th* paitor will bring a very
■d first mortgage bond* on ice, 1:30 P. M.
* pec 1*1 m enage Sunday morning
on th* subject, "God In th* World
HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL
War."
nolo* baaed pgainit them,
t
CHURCH
t v<U ha ceilntarsi la tha Tha Rar. H. Irving Louttlt, rector
ra) Reeervt Banka, thereby Nlnataenth Sunday attar Trinity.
October n t h , IB S ).
Holy Communion. 1 : » A. M.
Chris lion Sclent* services are
Churth School, k:*> A. M.
held every Sunday mi.rmng a t tha
Mam lag prayer and sermon by
tharch a t Eaat Second ytroet at
II o'clock. RubJar l for tomorrow is
ttgUog.*
- A n Sin. Disease and Death
G CO RGB W. NORRIS,
R ta l? " Wedneaday evening MTV*
Ice* which will ladiyl*
Maliaerua H u k t “The Prealdaai’i manias o f Christian
ScUar*
propeanb are too far-loathing heating, - will bo held at tbo new
and lorporUnt U W latolUgaat- charch a t 400 K. 2nd S t at 4
ly dbcwaad without
care fa I oYlock.
!e that President Hoover In
ig together a “bipartisan
thought. Therg b no gueslion
itttoe to help solve our ftv*
about the fa ct that with our Rtading Room at th* church where
great gold stock and tha salat- the Bible and all authorised----g other probleaui has taken
Chtia
•ate af thg Federal Reserve tlan Science Lileraturo may be
M slop. Undoubtodly this
system financial conditions a n road, borrowed or parr baswl
llttoe, a* It way affect tha
salat* sltnatlon ta Now
fundameaUSp aound. TV* traa- Open Tuesdays sad Frldaya from
3 to 4 P. M.
ry boat advlco poaalhlo
ihoae real estate Under*
CONGBGATIONAL CHURCH
iho hero their flagoca an
Corner Park Arena* and 3rd St.
hanks. Th* mer* kaoyUdgo that
b * of th* situation. With
Rev. John Bernard Root, Minister
ptang ire being pwfacted ta
price and co-op*ration th*
Church School, 4:44.
mak* liquid assets which aro
ihoald b* bcaefklaL "
Morning Worship, 11:00.
••wad
hot
aro
temporarily
fruxtL
S A M U IL
MsROBSet mow by th * poator.
aa
should
re*
lo
r*
aonfldanso
chalrmaa o f Iho ChatChristian Knd*ovor, 7:00.
and sllsy senseless slsrra.”
V n la National Bash sad
Spanker,
Dr.
Hugh
Vernmt
W RIG LEY, J R , —
Cutaaany: "Tha p b a of W ILU A M
While, Promotional Secretary of
"Sp b ad lri W* hav* everythlag
« t Roootr to arg an b* a
tha Americas Board o f Commis
w * a * * j In this coin try , m antf,
( pool to u o b t ta taiagtaw mat*rials, worker*, ability, sioner.! for Foreign Missions. Dr.
lout Improvement In th*
t uncertain ttguotnU lit*
all bat coot lie net, Mr. H oonYa
suggestion has given Ut* p*«b oonoUwtiro. deftaitt
pk- coafldrag*, sad that’s all wo
noad t * poll out of this dsprw*.
ptilor.
I SAVJ HIM M O W IN G
THE G R A SS ON A
r
R A R IR A L L P l t i - D * J
M * * d f*
NEW YORK. iHt i»
rhe new
Hoover plan for cmho- <* recon- I
■Inaction Ha* * " ana ‘tv in U*4
War Finance ..................... an In*
atrumml devi.ril nr 1 ,E. vrbqied to
mart the ilram >•" '• n o * and
finance cau*r,i b\ » t
itnl later ]
extended In anl in ' >■■ -v -1 rfeen*
itruction program
It l> In le nnlcil i n - Eugene
Meyer Jr , who »*■ 11 iratying di*
r a t e r uf (he War 1 miimo Cor- j
port lion in it* cm, . t .." c it y , it ^
now Governor of tin l . >1* val Re* I
serve tlnoril.
The corporation t.omod in Ihe i
noli nal eniet|(rtn\, *ti* ilciitn n l
In hare al it* rommcnU it fir l
resource* above 1 mm out), ami*
at originally de. iym-.l u . cri*t
tore »a» In have nimmnted •"
month* aflrr Ihe , I.....
Ihe » « t
A* » mailer nf fa*1. *1' affair*
were nut finally i|i*|m**i ,.| **f on
til Irll >ra r* ini.*, 11
proer*of ]ii|Ulilatinn la*my a **ntf liaan
ott pt we * >e* nit my from the
lergr «,q>e nf it* - f *ati,.n«
In January, i n'4 Serrelary nf
lit, Trraiury M* Vd.wi siimmnced i
that a plan “ «• Icing developed
fur thn purport* nf *ii|ip«iliny
I inkmit ami uulu*lMil r ie lil. " n
Fehrm ry II of that ycai hr laid
the plan hefnie tile Senate Hi
nance Committer The »hief tea
run given for Ihe pmpn-al w n |
that the eitem ive Imriowuiir* ul j
the ynreminent had Irlnle.l l I
1 aurp l»ank farililie* ami hinder
prlvele enterprise
j The propueat w»* for the rrrn
linn t.f a corporation wilh a * apt
tal nf IHHI.IHHi.lKHI. *ulwriilwd !•>
the government, anl aullinrtirtl t«*
liaur up In * l.iKai.tnal.iai **( imle.
In three rla u r* nf Uiirnwrn,
The*e wrrv
I. Hank, making W in In rti
lerpriaei deemed enerttial in llir
pvu*eeuti«*n nf the^ war
I
i
2. Saving* hanka nrc.lmg *.*r*t
a nee.
3. E ir e p ti‘noI ri*e< involving
' rnnrerna engaged mi war wmk
It uaa provided that Ihe mi
|Hiratlnn'r itnte* rmd*i he dncminl
|ed at the Federal Receive lunk*
and dealt in by • *H I ankv In tin
open market. It «a* rren |irn|>n.e I
at the lime tta l lhe> he narlc Ih*
llpen Air Meeting, 7:311 P, M,
The Rev. Teylor, blind evangel haala fur inch adlilmnal Kr.lera
note iaauea a* might In* reituiir.l
i«t. will bring the meisagv
Whenterm
therummerrial
plait n < |
rnn-iilrie.
Tvoido). luldiir*’ meeting, k iMlishnil
>u|>«-s upon hy
gre
P HI.
|and
given pyaaed
o |ireference
over fim
rnrpont
rrttam
re-lricllnn*
were
impn e*l ,
Fnday, tlpen Air Meeting. 7:30 turn note* in discount "perati.m
J»_ y ,
of the Iteierve Bank* hy the dil I
Fnday, Holiness meeting. K:UO ferentinl of 1 Per cent.
HAVE YOLK wATCI! re paf>eo
by one who trilly know, huwl
Brlgg*. Jeweler, Mar. Ave.
11— A u lu n tiihiln t
I.K G A I.
N O T IC E
ItiJ'.i i in \ IU>I KT i m IT
I’-riot New Kutdier t c.\s
I — Ivuuinow .dcrvhw
I.A N E l s DRUG
S t o lt K - Hr*
acnptl na, n.ayailnea, founlslt
„ rvice,
I’ltUMPT
deliveries
Phone 104
Dll— lliilih itls
Hnr I’liar nrc nml Profit.
l iU S t : r \STOHEX HahUta, the
WutlilN itiimler for knlmal. W*
•ii|i|ilv I iimlatmn *l<«k ami rontrui't ul Giltt|t tot,',a fur all you
iiri-e from o ir Stm k Small in*
v alin in ' n .u in t i l 'l l Ilrv Rab
bit* will make you independent.
Aineririiri Caetorea
Enter prise,
Hov I.'.70, ttrlamin. Fin,
III— F k iw erx a n d
IT an lu
HOI! SA L E : Ifoi thmi*and Special
.'dory plant' Coll l i t J or too
Clifford WidkM
White has given five very tatcrvillng lecture* |ki* week i t
thr CimgregaUonal Minlvler** Con| t»i; s \| K
vm-atinn st Dsyton* Bench and
•*trnw l»*'i iy
•nesks Sunday morning s t th*
I.IMMI ( ||*|HM
( >in l« r \tilt'.
C»I1m v Church In Winter Park.
Ike lime of lbe meeting of tk*
.'.NAI'Ult AGJIN^, I 'A L E N D U*
Christian Endeavor change* Sun
l-\>. Sto.il, l‘an*|pH ami many
ils t night to 7:00 *'rlork,
otlir* i Ifiiiti at "Z'h- |trr ilownu
| A n u r iit n i to a ju m n in r y of in*
M“l week aervice, Wrdneuday p y
Ift ioly to •• t. l&citli'* of all kinia a t
evening at 7:30.
A cordial invitation in extended |cUrp.m lion’* p..w .r. and arliv.
lot*i i |irUi«* Wi-nllur juftt light
to all to attend them . r n i c n ,
' ' " L ."
•"tantallona!
So ritnlfiiiiur. Tel«r|ihona yauf
limik. iht» turnkg werv not rut <
TIIK SALVATION ARMY
* ih-piIh to A. K. KhuwHit , flofilt,
iwwrirtl to iU-mI in th«» r«np4»t.*»
FAVORABLE
212-W.
214 E ast'S e co n d Street.
tion'd note* in lh«* 4i|krn ntjitkcii
Captain Annie C. Harris*, of
hut
\
h**r»*
In
limit
Ihrir
o|N*rwl’*'»i*
i
\ n rn » : o r
i . t i ii it ih n m »h ( 2 . -W a n te d
W If a : I ' h t f f n a«ka«l for a r t f
vranAvu
• %v ItltKII I \in it *».< ritiv
liver in cbsrg*.
rtriK t almul uu? laat maid. I‘v# to turh of the notew •« wwr** |'»r , x i% <ir t i lt :
m h - r .T .7 I 7 n
TTi
1
- In
U F
Open Air Meeting. Saturday. n i l aha'* laay, unpunrtutl, amJ u nit**I iHroygh mrrnber
4 t 1 tl.
i»l'
Till:
TK<*
• 'MINI l»%.
o’d hatlnry. 3lrt W. Rfrat R t
him p. M.
inii*i r »inant. Now, ian I add any a*Klitnm l hi* roriioiAlum nnlpw wnv
Ii 1 7 r II
ilitl
• l» *
Itwis i y
not to lx availahlr i* a Iw i* for It 14 II A l l 1 ■ J «’ M i l 11" \ 1*1.11i tou-r 1
Ilellne** meeting, Saaday, !Q:0u thing in Bar favor?
WANTED WHITE K A LsTm u ai
l kill‘
s.f
r .A
4 ViIt III* it •
N m
"1
A .M .'
V u*u-i.
1 lie* ill* <1.* S M l
In* rlonti, firafer ihly nhreti, ale.
Hubby: You might a.y •k*'«|, n ,lT
m ? ? of' mich
' ' T " ub
' , I"h" ' ? A t 1 * .1 al1 •♦ l|
:*
i*f* rn.-i
*.4 ».| • , M i l l ,
total
Cnmpany meetlnv, 3 Oil I* M.
got • good appetite and sleep*
» ' •uch
Tin* Sanford li«*rali ,
III 4*|h
i» *• til III k «>lt If a . 1 1 III*
l e U«unl i n tinnltd t,i|.1,<NHIiyyu, •-l*|
.It. .1 *1 •III f*l|
l.f A *||a • *1 ll> !•« H r
IJU 1 •
Young People’s Legion, 4:11 I*, ■vll.-Aaawerv
pd1» 111 r r f .
iii tl* * II I it.iitrr to lilt 1,1 to
000. The till wan approved b) the 1*«
F ill! ItEN’l
Garage Apart mint.
11•»11 >, to »ti«r *,*-»
(ill *'„»|r .i r!tl*i 4 i > » lln
■a*
I'tPMiJvnt an April tl, UHH,
Adult* only UII E. 6th. HtraaL
till.
-* » Il*a>*| l*i*i|.a-i 1 1 "'IIt* u 1 * *1 in
Am.riling to a Nlati'iirnt nmlo ititl* .......ill , Fin* Mi. !»«-«*>
I ’ ImiMfl U
eef
V He <It.Ml tl T toa
by tha War Finance C*urpnration
? ! Hae.lt It,
M dl lR v
1'. t l d e l , 1*1
16— llo ip tc * F o r H cn l
up tkti.'.er |1 of that >rar the
total advanra« mailt* *tnct* it* InFOIt GENT: lly live > ar. Flrd
/fi Avao
J
\M * Ftcr
reptn.n in Apri* were 147,710,131'
room lx iifulmv. Two car g a n g *.
f %}***> n*y4*L
of whkh
had Ibeen fa - 1 *1* * 111*
I)* ii. r. I Ml W. I’J Ih. Street.
paid. Sixty four «f the sixty * * r - |" ' 'I J ; , * - ; ,
J'”, , ” *'
' /TAMYb.
.*E E 31 US. M U FU TT, U II Cat*
rfi null inil« of dollars had Lean
U 11 nrr-* m» **tit. 1 it nIh.i !|ihi
SOM H u t t y
ery Avenue, fur pielllly fur*
luenrl directly M f i n ." c.mducl-1
’•*»
s’ 1’s/x . at a -ir y t
til hi-ij him
and a;urlm *nU ,
mg busineas m r n tia l to the m i l l ,
s a c w / c *.
\ K iHir.tl.AKd.
Very r a-ntinldr.
proset .|iun of war, although, u i i - I
«’lwf k
I’ll » nil
I’.MII t
Hwlttltl.il* i m i n i 1 . ► I.M *.
der Ih* provltion* of Ihe act -uch
IK— W a n te d T o H rn t
•lit
loan* were only to be made In ex
1U X
U
U KK K A
ceptional case*.
WANTED TU UKNTs Furnlalincl
tfumifc apartmvnt. Muit bo
It was after (He tim e of Ihe I
.M. r i n Herald.
war that Ih* rnrpurrliun'* arlivi - 1 ( x
t i m i i t m i h t «>.' riAiHitiu It*. M
lie* showed an avevi greater axsk w iu w m : mm i n .
. m i h i i i *.
2G— Mlsceltanrou-H F o r B a h
I * I I I 1 M I.M1,
paiuion. .F atly In lull* it wav a m
m im ’a .n
pit p i t
m itiw m tn
listed that IIIM.0UO.UOil in loin*
IN, u p liilt ATM' \
le.rail'.H
•*4ant|.lt4lMwinls—
OLD PA PERS FO B HALE—F ai
were out landing, and that an ad
A Y S T A x t A S A ttA
—VM- I
-ArS
wrapping sail packing g u j l l l h
ditional 1100 ,000,DUO at loans had F . 'l , Mil l I II at tl llrfpRilinl"
v rJ h A r A fip
been underwritten without the ailTM I: IIF AFIU I U . glA lK H ’A Apply Herald Offlcw
T & K iw
toll.Ke
corporation Itself furnishing th*
Ntallt r I* Im-IvIi V SlVtan Hill'I Wild* f
tl iImi fFd tof f‘*T*»,
Its loan* to railroid*, in a toll i*| %If t«M
toto.f .»!•* mloftol In th* FO B S A L E : Idurge slock of luat*
clude,! in the total, bad aggregated «Im.%4* Bliltil idUir left t Ih-- Hh. il-M
her at a low price. VarmWt
»r Itrlo.Ui \ l» 1* 11 . * 1. M A. II l.'imle r l ‘u . Oaleen. Fla.
170,01)0,000.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1931
THE WEATHER
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HOOVERTOLD
merica Will THATFINANCE
_ Moratorium FIRHISREADY
Further Relief Of War
JDebts Depend Upon
f.a#ra>tic
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Reductions
7 In Military Forces
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♦ . r . WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.—
,/(A -P .)— Drastic European
* - (d
ln n r m a n
^disarmament
Is the price for
Which America is holding
•. ijfurtijer relief from the war
►
owed by Europe.
It
became
increasingly
.dear yesterday that thia un
derstanding will be sought by
President Hoover in hla forth
coming conference with Pre
mier Laval o f Fraoce.
I t sU o bar am* trid en t that dls* ' armament and i u related eu b je .l
«f •
h o llia v will b» linkad
w ith w ar d tbl* and tha> worle flv M a r i* l a ltu ition as the principal
topic of th* Ilco v e r-L a v il meet-
DEMOCRATS URGE
EXTRA SESSION
TO HURRY RELIEF
Robinson Thinks Pro
posals S h o u l d Be
Made Law At Once
W A SH IN G TO N . Oct. t '. - I A P . )
— From the rank* o f hl« political
opponent* came demand* yratcrday that President Hoover call
im m ediately a special session of
Congress to put In motion hla
economic program.
Democratic chieftain*
hraJ*d
l y Senator Robinaon o f Arkan«u>.
wbo waa preaent a t th* Whit#
llnuae renterence, advanced the
view th# plan woald be more e f
fective if w ritten intu law at once.
'X
O ppeallim to a te u to n «>■
W orld finance# formad tha baaia
by Senator
t V Cbw c o n v rn a tlo iu
yesterday voiced meanwhile
Connecticut, and
batflVvn Lord
Reading,
Rritlah Bingham of
* • foreign s a e r r ta r y ,. and
Prem ier R eprearntativ* Snell of New Y o ik.
. L aval la Paris w bar* it waa stated n prominent candidate for th*
.e / T * * do n ot know what w ill hap- gpoakrrshfp.
Snell raid that because of the
- y p m ia th# t o m # ."
> A t the earn* t t o * tw o high of- abort t i n t rem aining before C ,tvo f tha Hank a t F ia a to le ft g rta s convened In December, he
■ United M atao. '■ **• akara ermfci not tee "any grea t ndwtwi the t»#»- in eeiU ng e streets)’ octeton.
H# m o dified the Pfrgtdent'o pen
to aaU would meet approval of th*
. at'* dh t a n U n e f this «ub- legislator*. '
Th*
W hit* House remained
I with Caagraaatenal Uadera at
a y n igh t's catvfarenre
a lio silent. No suggestion for calling
a tad th at Coagreaa I* re s e rr. Coturrea* into session w as mtde
jodgm ent on an txlen sion of , a t tn e*T u asday n igh t conference
_ _ _ margina l urn to *a* w hat may o l Congraealeaal leaders which
.» ha gained In the w e y
diaarota- preceded anniunrem ent
of
Mr.
. at* at from r.urcpe.
Hoover’s project fo r IlheralUing
■
v
; Senator B ingham , Republican of credit.
Proposal* f o r ra ilin g an extra
, CWnnaetiret, on* o f Utoa* atten I
session cam e from Robinson and
la g th.* W hit* House party, am
th a U ra lly assarted th at only two S rn a'u rs W elsh e f M ontana, a s
,i t r (hr** o f the Congrtaslonal con- sistant Democratic leader; and
{ ferae* h a j defin itely opposed any C araw ay of Arkansas.
Senator W ataoit o f Indiana.
eaten*U n e f th e moratorium .
Republican leader, predicted tha
^ I'toU av# it la fa ir to state,
* t o a*Id, "th a t tha eonfertus, re* President's re o m m * n d • 1 1o n «
would improve business condi
{ s e r v e...
d Itheir
....................................
Judgment until they
tions. '
* • • what Is worked out aad what
Robinson said th* W hite House
te aaeeaeary In th * w a , e f an exproposals should “ prove helpful
and e f permanent ad van tage." II*
.
*• agreed m any cankers are added th at the Federal and Joint
‘ n* fo r a a sates*loci e f th* Stock land banks should be enabled
____ tarhim. A sid e from thia, It la to g ram extension* of loans and
UaUsi true m any fin an cial experts arrangem ent* mad* for carrying
»h» the go ra ra n K n t and In Con- over the Governm ent's 1931 teed
|W*o believe O en nan y w ill be ia
to farm er*.
Itter condition n ex t July tr meet
‘ « * th en *h* was laat July
A n ather p r.m ise of varkal flr»- o t t o i m oratorium was put Into worka In th* llousa thia winter
I
9
I t le also realised th at Germany
tha tig h t nndrr th* Young
t* auepend p aym en u for two
aaywwy,
thna, A m erica’s
*■ t n
preparing to g e t
hi ratava fa r w hat ap(O n t
‘ tm P i gw Tw o)
ro rth
(tte n d s
ivention
l-E *• Bloodwogth,
local manaa f Towehlaa'a Saaford D rag
report* th a t n ot In y e a n has
retiag e f B oaall m ayehaau la
_ ,
Maxed forth y este-cay in a Itrpuhliaan’a piw dielon
that
hi,
party woald do th* organisin g and
discovery th a t D fm uctat* had ar
rin g e d to m art December S to
name their candidate f i r soesker
Representative Snail o f f l s *
Yovk, ,*xpr*aa*d pawfldanc* that
tho regu lar end Independent wing*
ST the Republican party would
pevoent a unified front on orgxnl( Continued On P a g * Sevan)
Construction O f Canal
From Gulf To Atlantic
laUrgedAtConvention
,*to one re-
ia d l k U o where ha
— hla
to s a e k o f , tha
i chain a f d in g a to m ,
nventlon, an aaa o a l a f-
"‘ " T f L S E t S S :
a n a f aaa-
B O ST O N . Oct. fl.— ( A .P .) — A
plan fo r th* Immadlat* atari on
th a coaatruction o f a ih lp canal
a o o a a a a rtto ra Florida waa praseetad to th* cwavantloa of ' th*
A U u t f t D apper W aterw ay* A*aoa latteci today h f U . H . B u c k .a n .
aw bahalf a f tha JaahaynvilU
C h am tor o f ritp ip araa
" ¥ r . Buehm aa ta ld thht «
ana naartc a g r n y and computations
■ ads aw tha baaia o f e xia tla g car
t * a iy r a a a a U . thaw ad th at tha
"
' traaaU 47^ 00.000 ton.
* t a m 7 t o r iy t r “ ntsudy tw k *
the tlWftV t t tha Ptasaon Canal".
to th* Atlantic sMp
hg ttm fou rth
*
north AM-
il u
agsl
r.f ayproU.
of
WO»|AN POLICE OFFICIAL
Last Details Effected
At New York Meet;
Subscribed C a p i tal (
Not Yet Announced
STATESCORESMartin Fails To Hit;
W
INATTRIALLefty Grove Whips
OFALCAPONECards In Easy Game
(■anfcLcador'slJnusual
I f i n / i c C U A D A A I 1C I SPORTSMAN’S I’ AIRK. S t
System Of High Fi JLLHiL oHAKUN lh! i >*u k m o ., i m . u - T h * i r
chant en for cupping the third
nance; Income Tnx
nuccciixivc world's scries pen
Evasions AreProbed
HEARING CASES: nant for Connie Mack were
tn develop Into a
OFLAW BREAKING lieginnlnR
faint dream before Uxiny, but
I
i t l i l t \t.tr. i m
a.— ( a I'.)—
The former Miami
prosecutor
who participat'd m an attempt
t
ch ,m i’ ion Athletics cam*
In drlre S ca rfarr AF‘ l apone
out of Florida lid a , guulesi the
gang Irailrr a , sa tin g his busi
n iton on tht« S t .
L o u i s bhU
ness was cleansog. pressing,
fle lt l to (rivr t h e C a r t l i n a l 't
real (la te , and gam bling, moetl)
o n e u f th a w o r s t li c k i n g * th n
gam bling.
\rrnon Hawthorn,.
C..only Judge James G S harin '* ,
It'd Olrds over expected to r*c*lvw
• la trs attorney in IttfS was Ihr
tegu lar Fall
tsrm
of
County I
ti n ia in be the National Credit
firs* witness of Ihr da,
In
at th* handi uf th* visitor*. T h*
Court, which got under way Turs-I
corporation. How miK-h of ihe
I apone'a income la s t r ia l
lie
g*nt- ended with th* champion*
day morning with almost 40 rases
related an Inter, tew
h r ls w i
capital has liesn aubacntied »a*
on th* big and of an H Jo I scar*.
I spun* and Miami officials In
on the docket. I> proceeding to w
he response from the m u rtri I’ ARIR— Mile. M arrrlle EYancots, a to se , is ihe fu s t woman to j
The Athlrtir* .-licked perfectly
the
summer
of
that
year
and
conclusion at a moderate rate of
not announced, but It was slated enter the service o f th* l*ari. Police D cpartnutit She ha* tieeii ap-1
from th* supern pitching of th*
said Capone replied in ansner
ipsred, a study of the court record*
tan ks, which have been »*l>ed to pointed assistant office head anil Dirsrctor of Ihr Foreign S ersire ! li a question about
what Ur
veteran, Lefty Urt>v«, to th, tim e
rv tested this morning.
[a itic lp a te , h*d been satisfactory and A ffairs
proposed to do tn Florida. “ I'm
ly h ittin g of th* deadly contblna,
and that articles of Incorporation
T uieday's activities wars rathar
just here for a rear."
tlon ot
ro x x, Simmons
and
"
would be filed at Dover. D e l. to
limited A fter County l‘roa**uting Cochran*, while old m ao Jyux fcli
m i l AGO. <Vt
H- I A .P .I •lay.
A ttorney John G.
Leonard! had Inwad Gafcby S tiv e ta man from *5 .2
Annnurvemrnt of the final detrial, the first inning through th* (Inal
At Capone's unusual gystem of presented the . sees for
ail* was nude by Murlimrr^N.
high finance, the division of pr >f | Judge Sharon sounded the derket fram e. “ Pepper" M artin, th* tan- • .
Uuckner. president of the New
s
Its in hi* underworld orq an lia | and set the day fur each e sie 's sallun uf th* pr*s«nt W orld's boY ork clearing house ami chair
disposition. A rraignm ent of p ris
'*
lion, amt an a tem pi h, the gang oner* then followed, etversl plead ri*«. failed tn g e t hla flrkt hit,
man of the organisation commit
and more than that a qu artette oif
leader to setllr his |rv urn* la s a f ing gu ilty.
taa, appointed W ednesday by G<
th* best hurlsrs who w aar ■ C ardi
fairs with the government, were
G e o rie L. Harrison of tha N««
**
T. F. Melny pleaded guilty to a j
tiecusaed yesterday at hi- trial in , charge o f assau lt and battsry, and nal uniform w*rw sent in to atop
York faderal reasrve bank.
th* drlv* nf tb« oncoming A th
T he plan ha* hern mailed to
federal court on charges of Inc ime wa* finest the costa in the rase
letic* but all tffo rta of
Str*«l
tax tr o jlo a .
3Bl clearing htiuae associations
Janie Hyke*. charged with petit war* uveleas. Tito Red Bird* warn
Th* moat Im portin ' >t*v*),pthroughout th* c -iintiy. Thaw* an- l
larceny, pleaded gu ilty , wee fined hel l wall within th* g rip of l a f t y
t
gient of th# day w » regarded a* IIU and seat*.
socisUuoa will serve a* local e n itgl
I'aoc* Ul
Orwtw hrows (to y 1 ftto t W tU (has 4
a
victory
f,
r
D
istrict
Attweney
tn to * adialnbtratlofi of th* corpo-1
<t!*k**d
-w
ith
dr
t
r
i
o
r
h
*
antomo'Jntt,
— • “ r ‘ ' s ' - • rA'V wnmi
\es .- , • . , ' r . .
„
I Juhnajn ami hi* legal l U f f . who
ration's SctlvRUs
* CH ICAG O .
Oct.
9.- - ( A .F .) —
F laggin g him self to continue to al attem pting to ro n v n t Capon* Ml* whO* im oxtcated. plaaflad
D uring the first
h a lf of
Th#
co rg era tl,n
la to t r
gttllty,
waa
finvd
Ih*
coats
anti
.Marittii M 'lL r. (fimmon i— mir* work fo r a more definite plan nn double-barrelled charge* stlu.-h[
gam * It ssamad a« though a pliehautburixad to lato* up tp ll.Otsi,
given • HO days sentence wklch cr'a duel would determ ine th* tigof ,F’rank
000,000 In dobantures Ms enha.-rit. | •"
, * nk McErlan#. a g a n g .te r which w ill allow this C ity to pro- i would r ut him behind prison tars will b* suapsrnded provided he d
Ing banka wklch a t* behtg ask,it I t’ullrti “ t’hii
touchrut," w m grass w h lk at the same tim e d is for a maximum aen tn er of .131 not appear in County Court again tor. Derringer, th* first to throw
fur tha Cords, wa*
in sxcsIUgft
to participate to the «st«ot of
. U im tlurinir
automolnle ri«W in posing of it. Just debt*. C ity Coni- years and extra et JMD.lHiu from
1). F. Cro*by ralrwataif a **sh form , striking out five men, kidb
him in finaa,
percent of their net dateend and
,K|an<| U th lun
bond oo • charge uf passing o
y «t e11lj| y mill mlaaluner W. A. I.effler th i- morn
Despite four h iurs of o n e ,* worthless check; an assault and In the fifth hs showed «lgtts of
timo ilrpuBit- Interest on thr
si. l r i - ni.
hunted mg announced his r a n lid a iy for Ing opposition from
wi-aksning and bsfor* Ih* luniwB
defrn-e at 1 luiltsry charge against
benttlrr* will le peyahl* net, .1
‘ ■ ‘n
‘ . rT7* w a - over walked two rim* over
torn *)*. Federal Judge W llkrrsnn
■ e-alecllon to that office. Mr. l e f t
MacDonald was nolle proaaed; W. th* plat*. A fter that th* AthlatiM
t
L tuur billet.
her life.
r ruled
ruled that docum entary evidence
Th* corporation Will have i
fired at rrary
angles, ler leek* the thrs e year term to concerning the attem pt by Capone II. Donaldson estreated a }23 cash hit alm ost at will.
t
nominal r a p ilil uf I t aharrs •» p u m tu re l cushions, w in d -** and, lie voted upon at a C ity tUvIlm i
bond on a charge of reckless drlv
The gam* today waa ronaldortd
to s'dlle his tncoroo tax tn u ld e*
IlO o par value each which will l>n ulls of the automobile in whim on Nov. 3.
‘ nJ J? / ' , , h t ,| ‘U
crucial contest. If tho Cardinal*
in April, 1030, was udmi-sahle »►
held by an equal num be' of di
her body ley. W ith h .r. two d * - . ’
|n , nnoun, | ng hl,
r an.||,lacy. c , n'ttire.
n. th* asrira wuukl hav*
• (Continurd From P a g e Seven)
rcc^tUas'drlvin'g '
*
*'
h , d ^ B' ,h*
i, 'o x lerrior end a police dog, loy
, ,
. . .
, ,
I ended. A* th* s.-urv now stand*
The evidence is intended to -how
Only
on*
css*
waa
tried
nn
•lead of bullet wound.'.
' i l r ' L *” U r
‘ h«‘ •"* *• f"l
ths, victor tomorrow w ill be the
i sponc admitted he had an imonie
I'olice said they
saw
in t h e ' •> • w» f*
th* d iffic u lt!,* that •if lind.iHH) over four year* from T: ~ * r '
n , , l l Ju|l,n lUk,V 'cto m 'p to M o T t h i ' world.'
chargad with
petit lorcany. II*
y
~
la o ia e
>h oting sign* of th, mad ganm sii a i t facin g th* C ity in ite financial
he profits of Chicag • * liquor,
'.-ad.,, not gu ilty, but « » found,
P U Iw W p kU |
^
Fiank McF.rlan* has become.
a ffa ire , and earn that tn an e ffo it gam bling and vie* enturpn-rs.
compev-d of
gu ilty by
Jury
I Twenty months ago the woman |t,, pay every ernt possible on the
up. looki thrvq balls over, it rack
• a lo n e drea-rd
in uarmenta George
S eh lffley,
Jr,,
K.
S.
stmt him in the leg. hut they w -n t; C it y ', debts he h a . been among nior,
out. Mul* Haas, files out short to
sombre
sinev
reporters
That Sanford ami FI iridn m |
I on living together. The sequel t o » the k a d er* on the
Commission tw illed him sto u t s llashy necktie S tesk ley, T. II. Rung*, A. G. W ag fira t; Cochran* com** up third,
ner. O. P. Wade, and J. M. Vlngeneral ar* In a much bstter nm -| that -hooting wa* an attack by ul «h o have been In favor of reduc
w ith two down, and filed out to
and bright ftilnrnl «Ot'kv lo«i hu tng.
uition than many other part- of
piud of arm ed hoodlum* w h o' n,g th* operatin g expenses to tho I *i'l of bornloni wh«n J ijiI i i * \YHG elbart *t short tint*. No hlU,
W ednesday's court proceedings
•he nation wa* again *trv»srd n« | march d Into hla room at the Grr- bar* n orw iitlee.
no runs, no trrors.
m lr l t tr r%Mrnc«* s A d e l
(Continued on Pag* Six)
At. I-oule: Flo wars fli*,| out to
Mr. l/effler ha* te rv n l the I lly aide The rrar faced gang chief
a reality . .v .r n l d a ) , .g o w fe n l « • " I b - n n * . . If«Mp,t.l and sent
,
. _ .
,
,
.
threw more bullets Into hi* bo ry a- a Com missioner for almost two glarvil s ' bis attorn eys, Michael
F o x x ; Watkins hit tu esntar to
Lout, T ata
local rr,id :n t and
,0
w,
gnin first aafsly. Krtscb hit Into
years having been elrrtrd fur a Ahern and Albert Fink, toward
form er railroad
man,
returned, M rEftan# ^ , . 1 1 . 1 ^ w i,h , v o lln
n doubts play, stopping W alktna at
tw o-year term In Novt-mbor, I'J.M. whom he normally |» most affable
from . i h W h l p J * W ishtagtori., flom . pUto| ^ hr(„ h M . n
as o n j. On* hit, no run*, no srro rl.
Ill* o fficia l atalem rnt Is as fol
1/uil* II Wilson, nf t'hlcaco,
D. 0 . and Cleveland.
iter th* pillow o f hi.- rot.
Byroad Inning
low*;
In c ra rg e of fraud and in vestiga
Mr. T at* was appointed rvprr
W ednesday night the g a n g s te r! “ In announcing my aandilacy tions for the C hicago internal
Philadelphia; A l Slmtnwus
lo i
te n ts tv* o f the grand Indgr, Hail(Continued on Page Threet
fo r re-aketion. I am aw are c f the rvvenii* department office, ga ve ,
o ff in th* second, filed out
to
r u a i Bro that hood, last month, and
the the most dam aging evidence o f.
W E ST
ORANGE. O ct
I
JtattU* Y o x * singled to
w a . sent to th . North m the InI . <•.. I t . ' ,
7V
?
’
the day against Capone. Wilson, I A .P .)— Thom as A. E d ls.n slipped
NW#r
mad* l i r a
te r * .; of .h a t organization. H e . G n l n e S e . I n d l f f l i a t l O n I S , l “ y *» lU financial a ff.r rs .
*h»s* hearing is a , poor that the into o stupor to<lay and death aafvly on B cttom ley's error hut
w * . f r n m I h . w i»a w le...x w t
f l . .
¥ _____ 1 ^ 1 ! ^ _______
" O p H f l l j B f V l ppensea
C I l A t f t „ f lthe It'lty
was naw
ay from lbs eity for almost
hav# been reduced to tlsquestions in ' crapt nearer th* btdild * uf the F o x x w as thrown out i t s*cond on
bai* attorneys shouted
a~ week.
m-retsitlae In an effo rt to pay hint, testified that f'apone and an wuild famous inventor. Hitherto nn attem pted double play. Dykes,
“ People her* h l v i an reason to
S H A N G H A I, Oct. B — ( A .P .) — every rant possible on »ur de it*, attorney, Law errree M attingly nf an xxtrvm sly light sleeper h# won tho third is ck s r. ram« up. Millar
k l:k about hard tim es even though
*1jm p m e n t arrangem ent with W ashing'on. D. C.. visited hla o f - ! found tu be in an unnaturally deep mads second an a
wild pitch.
they have considerably less then f.hinra* indignation surged high
today over t he bombing o f Chin- the Bondholder* P ru U ctU * C m ficp on A pril I?, 1030, to discuss slumber this morning. A t hrsak- D yke* struck o u t On* hit, no runs,
they had several year* ago". Mr.
rbuw , M adthdrla by J h p d to it air- rmtta* giv e s th* C ity 4U p*r cent th* gan gster's Inrim * tax.
fa st h* w as sroUstd with d iffic u l no arrurt.
T ate prin tid out whan h* related
plane*. A t tha earn* Dm*
th« b f our tallecliona fur vperating lh«
S t. Louis: M artin, amid skoaca
The
documentary
evidrnca ty. Th# stupor L a forerunner of a
how h* saw hundrad* o f people,
:
Japan*** moved again st th , burn C ity ; that ia, for poll.*, fire pro whirh th* governm ent regarded comma front which a patient can o f Ih* crowd, filed ou t to Fans.
men and women, sleeping In the
ing hostility with a sternly Word tection, street
v
i
valuebl*
consisted
of
a
power
of
I
l
a
f
f
t
y
filed
out
to
H
aas
in
cmfcleaning
and
re
not
he
awakened
and
it
had
parks and In a ll*)* a t night In
*d not* of warning.
pairing, san itary
work, sewer*. attorney designating M attingly aa gripped him a f l t r Issuing * morn tar. Jimmie UottomUy filed out
th* la rge r cltMs ha vialtad.
W hile antlU apan*** feellag is Ighla, parks, tu apital, library, and Capon*'* law yer, a letU r from ing bulletin. I)r. How* told report to U lng Miller a t rig h t Hold. N o
"M an y would a sk fo r a penny or
sw eeping th* whole 'Yangtou V a l sim ilar Items. The other 00 per M attingly to th* internal revenue er* “ I don’t think hi* death Is im hit*, no runs, no arm ra.
tw o", he said. “ I asked sevaiaJ
ley, Mamaru Shlgem iU u, Jafw ne«, cent gees on our debts.
•kp artm ti!', and a »t*n,graphic minent a ith iu gh I wouldn't b* sur
Third la a ia g
what they could buy w ith a penny
m inister to China le ft her* cn a
Philadelphia: W illiam s grouadad
"Thia arrangsm ent waa a tom- report of th* eunferanc* between prised if I received an emergency
and th* reply waa th at a roll or
deatruyar fo r N anking witR a note promise settlrm en l a fte r
tho Capone, M attingly and th* In call at any tlrm ." Arrangem ent* uut. G ribart to Bottom loy; Bah
bun rould Le purchased from the
o f w arning to the Chinese govern court* had ordered tho C ity to ternal revenue o fficials.
hav* been marl* to Rave a state G rova ram * tip aa t t o trow d
hahrrUa for on* cent. .Scene* in
mant to "ta k a prompt and effee
“ Mr. Capon* arrived a few policeman escort him sw iftly to cheered. II* struck out fo r
U*
levy a tax that would pay all past
th* la rg e r ritlaa are p itifu l and wa
thrt meaauraa" to h alt tha wav* of dug Interest. T h* court
(Continues! so P a g * S av e*)
fifth Um* chit lo g th* sorioo. Bish
order
the bedside If a call com**.
who IIv* In Florida have much to
h o stility or “ ta k * tha
op hit a h o g fly to rig h t tw Wot*
would hav* meant a levy u f I X
b# thaakfn l for", ha coneluded.
quvncaa." H lm ulU ne.ualy Japan nillU, whereas the present e-m kina, who 'mod* a b rillian t catah.
W OM EN K N D O R A S McADOO
moved stro n g
naval taiafarcrNo hits, oo error*, no rs a a .
|
nmlae a grssm sn t with th* Bundmenta toward I k a n g h a i
8 l Laois: Jimmie WUaoa fUad
Idas* Protective C om m llts* Is
J A C K S O N . Mis#.,
O c t ».—
(
30 m ills, or U m * per cent on th*
(A ,P .)— W illiam O. M e A t f o o , n ut to Haas. G a lto rt h it a U f d
oassse s d vnlu* o f r a il and personThe Seminole Laundry
girl's secretary of Ih* treasu ry during Hits d rlv* to Bishop who triad to
n) property.
.
diamond ball team met and tto- th# Wilson adm ialatrattua, y a a -G to p t t o hall w ith hla b ar*
G<olbari a
"I ahnll, If r*-*l*rt#d. enutinuu fea *d th* Orlando Blackwood te n iay waa endorsed bv lb * worn- but dropped IL giving G
Wash ington , Oct s. - i a .p .)
to work f a r a more definite plan Cleaner'* girl's tea m on an Or- •n ’s democratic
tkw anfurta- hit Darringar, tilth oo*
— A marrury tumble cf 34 degree*
with those who own
Sanford la net r diamond loot nigh t by tto mont laagu* of M ississippi, for tto bunted p a st th* p lt e t o n h a t wan
BRADFORD, ■ P*., Oat.
waa tagiatorad la thermometer* (A.P.)—E. K*M Kan*, attorney bends, a plan that vrlll allow th* ocor* of 10 fa A l t woo ths fifth item m elatir nontmatte* f a r p rttl- th ro w * aut by E teto p a t t M .
Fin wars grouadad aut W DtUma to
tor*-overnight, the work of tor- for hla coualn. Prefaaaor Elisha C ity *offiel#nt money to progre*s stioig h t w in f i n | t o local girls.
dent In 1>33.
blngar t t Old If an WlaUr. abroad Kant Kan*, charged with tto mar- nod wat go bock, and I hap*, a
F un*. O n *th JL *o
Th* Itnc-up laaluded Raburn at
I
t*« r nil
tto ration oast of Ut* dar af hi* wlf* by ’ drowning re- plan th a t w ill mean more fo r our second; B ottom 'a t finrt: FU ld*. B E O K E R A LO ANA D B C E K A E B
Philadelphia: M ate Hnna k d * t
vanJed today that ha ia consider rroUtoga than tto indefinite plan ca'ch in g;
~ > MotmUln*.
f a v e a l I,
pitching.
fraily morning, tto ing calling Mr*. EUoahath H arris th at see a r* now w orktop unJsr." W right,
r ig h t abort;
Colhart,
W A SH IN G TO N , OcL
(A .P .) aad w m fluted sat, Dock
tn Mid. la many Dokl, New York, M a witness at
rlcht field ; Georg *, cantor fields — Loans to broker* gad dealers footed a ka( aa* dawn tha
'
N *» York, Now tto p ro f»*#•*'*< tria l.
G ate ', third hflnai Rlvsr*. left to ld b y lhu New Y o rk Faderal fUU lbs* far hte aooaato al
W M L PRUSE AWARDED
Professor Kang1* . wlf*. Jenni#
i Michigan. OMlsr
a le rt, and B ig g in s, le ft field.
Reserve member ta n k s fa r
lto ^ p w w ^ ^ the
M
tiiV
s
WB■1
■to Graham Kan* wa* drawnod at
HTOCkjtOLM. Sweden, Oct fl.
Ths m a n a n r o f tt o loom to w ash ending OcL V
temtey.
of Uto mountain* and nil tto lla ia p to a , V a., l e y C * 1.'. Aa to
-dAJ*.)— Tha 1SSI N ohe^pil^to hopeful o f ftototof a gam e to rs naoarad by tha fad d ftj
rig h t flald
t East aa far nmstk vest!gallon'rvvsntod that a wamni i l t r r a t t
next Friday
n ig h t bstwssn a board ysstarday a
fl hriQ toat
ant ttoUMms: motor munhd *B a tty * haf wrijtm U
strong g t * n H S | from W inter
a d a m * * * a f | tT l,- •Id a t i t
Kane and MM. Onto I* oSagad tI lyri* Hasan,
loam , A B
ta compared to th* pop*
to Itot wamto
7™ ^ '
, ns "
r'.'-t
N EW YORK. Oct. S» - I A.P.)
flan ker. last
night cumplrted 1
oig an iza livn of the t.V)0,iX)<l,000
credit corporition recommended I
by President Hoover s> ■ nean*
of relieving the strain on the
country's banks
Th# name of the huge orgsnisa-
•10 Alleged V iola tors lhu
To Face Him Before l“ ck ln , " nd !,ty,e thU aft,pRegular Term Ends
- TOUGHEST THUG LBFFLER ENTERS
IN CHICAGO KS CANWDACY FOR
1 MINUS HIS MOLLiCITY COMMISSION;
Enemies Slay Common Seeks Return To PostLaw Wife Of Crook
HeUaaBeenHoldingf
litGanglandFaghion I For Fast Two Years 11
Tate Says Sanford Is
City In Good Condition
Edison S lio s In to
Stupor As He Nears
End Oflgong Illness
1
Spurred By Jap Fliers
Mercury Tumbles 34
Degrees Oter North MWoman-In-C*8e” To
B e H e a r d At Trial
E
Local Girls Defeat
Orlando Team 10 To 6
4
hri'.oo«'
P '.i-
V
m
tMrriaSb.ial
�UJX SIX
SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
""AH?
PETER 8C H A A L
>i
*’
‘
'
Y*‘
■ ml
F,
A b o il the only thing I hate
■ told |kla l i te r a l tVi.rld'- S rrlre
t l f ' l l i rreult
far |j that nnr
yarn, and one alonr. i* lending
prediction t.iat M arks will
. lorvj nj«h the rr«| of m)
Valeetieni. A i a charier member
* f I’ a sl tjallien'n N in ety-K lfhl
Pay Ceail Wrong l luh. I t.i<r
let the part 'tea r
f ilt lin lly
lived up |o f* r fy rr<|ui m M l of
that rlub,
an I h u r m issnl
thaai at will. .Minnie ii m r thr
\L
Htrim auH fur on r
1 yearned to drop rut mrmhrv*
rJlip and torlrrt I h** winner
F lfu v ln x I Hr M irks from eve *
angle. 1 l ur* I f*«th info prior,
• ffu*l«rly and p#*«Ml%rti ilrtlir
»«« that thr tliik «
wi.uld re
peat. I Ihr t'nnnle Mark. I fade I
to ero.it Ihie I’rp p .r
Marlin.
th l* ll«d Man i f the l h » | o .
thl* one man W rid Serlra,
■ l
■ ^2* Y ^ e frri»t*\
hf
pove
I ..!«•• •
M ack and rompnn) more truuM*
nud I••r
; in au n mat
t
S‘ Aba f lf h ■ >irnirM ay. «"l
to r t i l of the C an l ifhirjr
big la, h inter. an*l sis* • Hi* •
#<at the AJai k« I n k with ■
*
J rftn t.
11*11 limn'd
fae ttv s pltrbii'g (lay #*.| .1 tugf JM »
te e , but m>t n r s il, ••1 ••1If U• Mnr
tip 's batting and ti ,.'ilifiir Tu hi# i
1 flU lly noff n*v 1ml. al<m^ with
tbuusan'U •.( ..il.#Rut, a rm ?rl. 1 ranT hfr r»,
M ark* Uwing thi . S f 1. . | n ahaw will |m -i' n rl * hral th.Cerda IMday. and If >mi don’t
*»ill
lif ih r
think that le ft*
Came into his man S«lur.!i!r in
la the g-eatcsl | Hr In fit* prr
fk IN Mirr nf Iht- »-rri# . I ll •*»«•
up. THU lif n ir P f f itn, »h b
\
Ms f f msfIvshlf «m W s fr m rd .
t a n ’ l p w i l i l bs« c hrrne-t| him
r » V oul. T im# m sii f I h i n c a r r
SI a lik e , padlirul I ily ( d a t e *
net! year. Created that
th rrr U a **1*0%!" In e > r j Stt Im
Lm mitnenm Ih :li n le y • fe+fmrma nee laat ) t i r , a t can’t act
lh-1 l«f*y i ft t ~ l.ih “ htial**.
The M i f h haw* a lrvmu/ c ffr .r d
••«|e of l lm*? r.MI*-|fn, (W hrane.
C'cunt m - In tri«h the Vtarka la
th* l itter end. K^rnshiN to win
1VM y. in«l li th e to mahr hi*»t»r> Salurda .
BULLDOG ELEVEN ■toy*.
HEADS NORTH TO
TILT WITH YALE
ULY, OCTOBER a, 1M 1
T
"An A
ankle, the Georgian*
atebar.
Florida'* b**V p * a « n i '4 rg halfhach — Al Roger*. S 4m D a r k and
Ham er S c a j - a n ^ B a c h to ia ' h a f
them pdlUhin* up th alr
In a triaf ililm ittk , b f. dummy
a rrlmmag* agalnat— (ha Omelet*.
T h a .lay** work ended with th*
th ree waralty team*.
running
through thrlr aignal*.
•
Ilia d roach H a rry Mahrr «*■ '
in Indiana where ha waa called
Monday by the aerioaa liter** of I
hi* father II* hope* la fig to N *w
Haven in time for the game.
_______
Althnu»h word from tha north
hig' Hne o raM *? _
la d fra tn V*U I* atrongar than In
fatow Ihdk 'aAer • weak W 'grad1W0, lout hem foot hall follower.,
ling drills under U «t ,*»p
te a c h
nachm aa
gave
hi*
and The Georgian* Ihim atlvea, a r j
line will i e .1 « « . r - — *•'chargee a ll now play* yvaU iday
ron.inced that th* Athene Roll-'
over Its perfoi—
i
px«i .1I11117
S’ rw '
to i>t« againat N o rth Carolina.
ifege will maka It litre* itr a lih i
Friday njgfcl '
hnt u m if »•
o f Tl»#- f|>aiM‘e
T h e y ennaiat c f aaV iral daceptivc
over thr DIL
much time g i r _ .
— ,
Piih-Tlir Ulnm- •* 1*
do^wn’t
p»-» an.1 tackle play*, w ith tha
ATI.ANTA, Oet, g - ( A .P .) I n . other aouthern team* a ri
and H a n U e n , the g a ^ t o , '
•In,# mi* rrwl m y
i»r« thr i tei
heavy guna w orking from the fullInvolve I In interaertlonal wer(
>
ram'*
k-rid
iron
w
a
rrio
r,
ware
U N IV E R SIT Y O f FLO R ID A .
o f a tteatien . T h a t nwrtiog
By 'P R T E H B C H A A L .
p'li'iui* siicti a to », |i«t of
fara.
Auburn la ft
today
for Q A IN F .S tlL L K . O ct. ib -F e a tu r- bark poet. A hard practice wa*
r ridgy.
( ** trail ffntnr. 11 I hr po|er? f • p e.lm g nurthda.H la i; night, to
On tha eve of th alr greatest 11m waa o f f f o r t s ____
on a.hedule for today
fa a tsiin g
Madison to play. W
i.ro
n
.ln
and
. .
i«g a rial, rnora
than
bafore,
to twlieved th at H to b
*hMitlit )i*ti II.| th r, w eir ta*y New M .vc.i, K e n . o f tb rlr conth
a
laat
.crim
m
ag*
lifo
r
e
,
tha
teat
to
grove
their
worthlneee
a*
condition now / Riser
»lei. werh”
WrV, to
• tlici <«tuH ay w ith Y nle In whnt Vam irrlnlt .t a r t .d fo r Cclum bu. L. Coach Uachman dmgja »,i, Unfvar- gam .' with lh* T arb o *ls.\
football player* o f anuaual abili th * g ia n t ta c k le s , also
m « t Ohio S tate. O g lrth rpe an
t f riort.Iw
fo o t, aft squad
n u io ‘ i'7 tha ih .y 14 #• ..1 ere not ha« l#'--u’:i* on* o f lh . InU rerc.
Dor
Spier*,
a
center,
returned
I gngr* Manhattan In Naw Y oik through a lo n g practice yesterday
ty , Coach Leonard Me Luc a*' S*ml- • share o f t t i f l
n u t I*. 1'%* r«mt ••ve f t r f|n«t .V* 1win*I e|a..ir * o f college football.
V illa Nov»
N ova c*mt»
tom e.
•
- tilt
* • -#iu , l to the w jja j M U n t o y aftar a l M W ~H ig h grpldere.
S7 .U v a g , vised bow to p lay
. . n ,1 Friday night. ^
pnpuration
for
tto
Th. ILIIdagu en train r I at AlholfctioiL* h *in h | in t . find out
south to r**v n u k t a t Durham an«|
. „
. nmm
I ,w ^ w»'k la y -o ff w ith
a uwlly | find Ihtmaelve* In p erfect mental th* meat Impoitan#
' hat Ml** r f n*r* j
f in- have In m s Idle l**t night an<l will r a a c h jr | l„ , e f , . j rh tn cou n U r,
"*
,,f North r " 01'
tw latrd ankle.
a n j phyaical condition, ready to they should he
Haven to n ifh t. Except f>
L*«m*e I hr Af.A mie :*l \*tr rent
I here .Saturday
Tech in A ilanta.
hatGa a giant, pow erful
Orala som ething
Itatiirh, r , or 111.. tu
hi
» ]) M
lor. the biff sophomore rentVilh th*a G.*e tore
..n poavetalng
Vam brlolt and Oglethorpe arr
poaveta ng a r p
a . . r n n . _ _ a m _ p | o v 1 W lllc a t eleven to tb< laat minute,
^
BIB
I 1*0
mplaiowd of an injuied
h a .4 eli*e*« t| fir m
■ rrerdeti e rn chances of winnm • Ugh. li • ,g e o i and* a a d a n g M t.-- .
G r O W e r s T o P l a y , confident that they .111 em erge F ree ten
w in t *
ly
(aiaing
their
uai'**’
-.
but
Duka*
Georgir.
^ I* I. wrotild h i v e «.ored
J«ra of
Into tha ___
* u ^ ’ . * . ' r ^ . ,tachm‘ n i C h a 8 c E l e v e n T o n i g h t
»•
•« ' . . p i n . . ______
Nnfrr llynar. h m 'u r l*
and
*1 *•
»r»urilnwrtn agnin*t power- T tih an | Aolnirn w ill rank as thr halieva* |he mirvet t.njchdown way
_____
victory. The gam e begin* a t 3:30 wraahtegTgiw
Ocala
the N .1- are the i.nl> s Ur* f^*f*t
f..l 1.... f , 4 last week, ha-l it not under fb*»r- in th eir engagem ent* f i r Florida !■ Iiy w a y of tha air.
o’clock at the M unicipal Park.
forw ard eialf. X
•
Prr«irJinr t# <h'* ’•** N re Dame
Iltocki&g
i
*I
mi
cam
,
in
f».
a
full
t It hr t irmna w ere busily
at
been
f ’»r fumbles zt rrucial
With Palmer p itchin g for the i
Driven at top apetd ainca Mon
Preston ahd fit% ai)g hkra gtaat
H Ihr rh siir #.l 19 of the .'.fi I #t .merits. That
4
.
r
a
of
the
ro
a
c
h
*
.'
attantion
work p>''paring fo r intra-confvr
indicate' shat
T ruck Grower, an.i Rawaon In th* I d-jr aftern.v n by C oach M cl.ora* - a k a ra t out
Ultl
»
r . r r Nurlhn# %iern ; U e n litltf i*
U val
ha< )-.atarday, an.) both luck* and Im i far ( hear, both pltchera bein g1 and Line Coach H ugh Whalchell,
h. • 1- an uffenaive »on\ where cner contents. Hilly
___
a&
w
.* k ._____________
beam ** -*
• hr
ch» *r over U t-hinf
ferw
ard.
were
eent
rraahing
tn«»«-1 hi, .a c ilty o” f —
th , fir»t l» o
in th. makeup wf the V' I* I nut
n, . , i . t m e h e d
up by atrong aupport, the' n 0' - foot all knowledge ha* been All-5 :utla. h t ta ck le ( b ane tide,
fi»n slid Ire. mid N e t) i- * \0
fir mol ’ liar’s what wtn« earner vnm* • into icard
and w ill aprtng
blocking doAe br
the * * * " • t'-nl«ht b*‘ we#n thee* t« o l Imparted and abaerbed than <fcir- and an a J l^ M h ’/ -ta (| to tot th*
fo ft rH 'irr n r M m ylsnd I belt
T *• r ir if of Kniitc Rnrkite will in entirely rv-w team
1s ^ c i^ n a H lltl'
,h ° “ H ^
nt Uw
* nT
«lnra th. othar. It to p o f t
h » dpd'a moat
i.t order rum#* l he follow Ire? I »er»v N oir e D u m c llm u jc lt mi- .0 e n „re ,y rv w .earn at L o u l.U n . ^
N U tr ta tc n la y * t Baton R n ug.- . T "
N" . ,h *„
played, according to K. ll ! w a*on U g * n . T hr b a ck , have bean Im portant 4u(l*a to hot T hat tackle
W i" Hus in i*», \ohtirn II; \ ir*
'd im timl. frn’ eri seanon de«p/<e
W olf*, th , -u betilu te halfback. * ' “ r^ ‘ jr
1 *° •** ' h*
Cullum .
i drilled In the finevt point., of play; out o f tha w a y , 0 *4 IP P reoteu and
ki.’ ij II. Sewmtrgg 12; Mnrida
rlo* l h ' 1but Ssttinldy it n w g who hi rl»d pa.aaa so affectively «»hlbit*en of tak in g defenal** p la y -,
have haan tau rh t over aiul ot- t
Staato y gie ^ ' In the last, Sanford
II N irib t m o .nt.i | j lU%i4«on
po-H'on that a F lo rid .:
T * 1' » 111 * ^
O P '« f' „ . jn
^
°.\\\ “J^ .
the -'to n ic i t N orthw es ern team . C » . u t tle o igia T rrh Uvt week.
fa n . won't head to w o rry :ahcot
II. \ . I*. I 13.
\ . \| |.. ||.
the . : * of th . new backfW d. 4,.« d baa ever egccu t.d.
» M h . l h . . . U .m n a r e g u - ^ *
Wp|^ k7 n" '
1 b ' . . i y# ..nd with l20.U<)o fwn«
th - outcome «f th * p o t ,
(jfi*d#l. I.»; ll'ike t|. \ illanova
l«**»king ..n That's the m
d u
runs
bich include* Hick*. •
s e n tri
T br three long runs m««le
by 1
h ^ * nt^ ? k ! * ! * * * " " I t * ^ ! made acquainted with tha tricky
r»; N * >*»le. ft . t lent «nn I A; , riitelo- b hoi*' of the d a ), an event fullback
Here’* my g i f t a* to M cL d c m '
h fw Bu.-k,
Buck. Johnny
Johnny Fountain
Fountain and
and '• • # 'ham pton.hip U a , month, anu> .. ,r • « t « i w « " '« h
tricky
am i tw o
sophomore* ! FHVw
I
n
iy
are prepara I to
giv* any O cala p la y , which genet ally re- startin g alevaa: Fragftm and S ta n
ffhio V#, t snderliill */1 . t.e##rtia
« t h tfoitnc arrozs th? nation
lla jr k , an end who has ahifted ’(•»! Jimmy Iftighe* w ere made with
ault
In
touchdown*.
Coach
Mclut31. \ air 22. Mmnreoia .12. Si in
ley. ro ds; R leer s a d W a n t taektoa;
renter, ia th# only n g u la r of th* tr&»I af the N. C. S ta t. player* i tram * bard figh t.
ca* hat gradually Ird hlm e.lf to Rranuan and H y a tt, gu ards; { t o
f* r#| 21. f .r o 'j i a le rb 32. f a r .
'he other band th* Trurk (x lie v e that his tw o
Hoping to gr; at 'r a -t to of Ihr i fir*t two game- who rem ain, in flat <n their face*. Blocking I* a I
barltfitld*
n»nie Teeb 21: llllnr.i* II. |*urquarter;
phu«r in
the ' • row' ' *
hava bean
m at.rlally will giv* good account* uf them- ner, canter; C ou rier,
n< riuht. Oh Vrnh the atartlng lineup. Si* .epho moat important
dne 2 1 three Itr fa m e s a^e preL yles and H rtttT . haW m eU ; Mc
the following pt.vli. lion* rnorra are among the
of grid play .le n g th e n e d by the aigning of aalvc*
f rward Notre llam a *tylo
tomorrow,
although
ho
di 'ted. Illirt t i l’ u 'd u e.
N. I
Clelland, fullback. A t any me
o .o j by Baekman.
, Palm er to do th alr hntling, and
wall.
h u a 't a real paster, or punter In ment he **n .throw this team ' '
'
S late < 1
Irmwr.n. an |
N • 1 r%*
IS.
Dutch Stan ley, and roach, keptf
that
tram th* lot.
Confid nt that hi* ground a t
flam#*- \ urihw ptlr n
1 ,1 »r«*»u ••vir Vain. 12! 7
the field, or any part o f it:
tach ia working aniooth enough, -hi* Pin
• — w
■■
W
■ * ■ I aafi
- on
-a,
S.nogia u gg men
w■ orking
*'■ ''* . ,h* ‘ • n,r , , * m lh * ‘ u k ” *
II* do< a know th at in Heater, la n d TUI la, endai R la e r a n d
Pillnine* uerr JllinoU, IK 12
a, w a a a* ■
I L . . I t ______ _ '
Coarh Frank Thoina* at Alabama
---------g
ir
g
pav.e,
,no*t
o
f
the
aftirnoon.
*
“
m*
,rom
now
wtU
k,M,w
Lyles,
end
M
cClelland
hr
has
I'vi* n hunch lh i th *• Nl»vv •'
re r, tarkles) (Vtem aa and V illanm a over l)ukr. 13-0.
ha« * ta rte l work on a
parting Spurgeon Cherry, although ualy a ,,a k * * ' * fd m ighty battle,
•p«*d and plenty of i t T hat In
«r inir t.» ilO’F ti> »t r »IRlit whit#
lib in uvpf Van«|e*rt»i't. 7 0
barrage to Iw built around f ’aln.j *« U titu U end. appeared in tha>|
T o thoae who lov* to tee the Co urine he haa a field general on, gu ards; H lfgtn g •» .V l _ _.
•MM,* Mu ytnn'I. Mill t hi*t ViilUnn
M»r >Ian ! over N n y .
*.
' fu llta rk . and
II liey. halfback.' light ia the G at ia ’ heat a e r ia l! ra n 1* " U ahould be playr ,| will whose moat valuable asset ia Ms ren ter; K a lgh t. or H eyee, q u aila iMl % .11 a i r 1 llnil#*: th it A •ilnirn
barks; Vincapt, W lllU m a, Braw n,
\ M. 1 ovrr O tari rl. 24-0
i The a eiia l a lta .k may Iw u ta il — r * - - -* — » -* —
| mia* a treat If th -y do not witcoolo a. under fire. T h at In Mc h alfback .,
v#»in/ tie M' n* m V U i-«and
E n tem tagtr, at
Via VIIHR over Newmnre. IJ-U.
agaln>t Mi**i**ippi A. A M. S *t-|
, 1 * n** M»«ala«lppi re- nova the game tonight. The game
C lellan i, Heater and l.y lr* he also full.
•n«| f It i « a • nrjj i. T. h ha ••I##,#*
l>u vid»un o\rr V |» 11.. 7 «
•
•
...
; u nlay but It h p/iinarily_ arranged]
, " ’ 1 *"> "Itondlpg moat U .cheduled to a U r t a t 7:30."
has p wer and endurance, backs
I t i*t« /
hi ■ ttui p f#«r (i;«>#•rjlu T r h
Au hum #ver Wi*rons in. 11 7
for Tenne»*en the following w e k 0,:,T' ,ln1‘' ,h " * " k #r'rt>ing
whose atrong lege d ig deep Into
**•%• n if iIII" Ul#‘ |du)riHK fiMl ti am
St anfur«l uvrr Mintiemuta. I|(t
end.
.
tcx tf•mra with V an d*bU t an I
M A HI A N N A — IM f. Robert
, hi. 1.1
N < Sin •• nv. r I 1 m»uft, | l II
A ah am a on th t. 17 width will
r DF lT T £ V M t W
t - DV U ry C ^ r f « thr”
. . f aw ay for
Hillman
Holley,
uf
'Rama
prob
o f Florida National CeiarJ mov.d ^B|n., That In M cC l.llaad ami prince god w ife o f
1
W nm cola.
N«"t r ha rii»* over Nor lliw#'^trrr
ably haa gained more yardage In I|tickly deetde their championship its equipment to new quarters on
H ester he haa a p air o f blocking opened bakery In Llgte ' Pradnete
I'm mitrh'y
W o irie tl
n • i- r
hi* fir*t two gamea than any nth- h.pe* for |93|.
N orth Ridgewood A va.
hacks who would be welcome ad- building.
'
•
Go-ryin'e ri ami-- with \ *1 nl
Tech, er *oulhrrn la ck . He has rolled ap
Tli"lli;li I frrl that lb«* S.iuthnnitotal uf 33-1 y ard . In th* opant
'
«rwil m ine Ih u m th
nrain.
■ ing pair it gam**,
Davnl-on ll ubroil dun for u fal*
I Tulane and
Tennessee rip r c t
t ui, for, taking John l.y lr -' word
| little
Iroubls Satu rd ay
from
Ryes Of South Turned
To New Haven With
Real Game Expected
A E R IA L ATTACK
IN LONG DRILL
BaehnaanMakesReady
ForiForay Of Game
T a r h e e l Warriors
i
: FOR GAME W IT MW bt it
OCALA WILDCATS .,f c * i i
Players On Edge For
Important Game At
Field H e r e Friday
Truck
7
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f i
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During our CLEARANCE, WHICH ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT,
60 USED GARS
MUST GO
'P '' •
prices on Gold Seal Congoleum Ruga reach new low lev els' > ’ :f
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W f V l V k y f v ...d r .
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F o r d — Chovrolet — Buick — Chrysler — Studebaker — D o d g e — Hupmobile
Nash —- Willyw Knight — Whippet — Oakland — P o n t i a c — H u d s o n — Essex
Cadillac — Lincoln *
other sizes in proportion
EVERY MAKE OF CAR OFFERED
There Is Only ONE Congoleum
PRICES CUT TO THE BONE
SMALL
DOWN
PAYMENTS
E A S Y
>
TE R M S
WEEKLY or
MONTHLY
No. 431—-Dodge Sedan, 4- ejfL..............—SSSJfl
10 cam priced under 190.00
18 earn priced under 9100.00
No. 433—llulck Sedan, 6 ejrL____ ____ 74.9S
22 cam p r ic e d from1100 to |20Q
No. 402—Ewicx (^oach, 6 cyl....... ........... 19.99 . 19
corn priced from9200la 9100
No. 432—Ford Skeetcr, 4 cyL ................. 14,99
OUR LOSS IS YOUR
No. 422—ItenUnc Coup*. • cyL „ ........... 49.99
GAIN
No. 421—Cadillac, 8 eyL_____________ 49.99
No. 421—llupmoblk Sedan, Hc y l___ __ 79.99
Here Is Your Chance
EVERY CAR A BARGAIN
Drive One Home Today
Wn Will Give FREE W HEELING (A t N o Extra Cost) O n Any Cat Over $ 2 0 0
Come Early-Get Your Choice
M
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r 8EVERAL GOOD U8ED TRUCKS—COME: SEE THEM
.
•
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That Is The Genuine GOLD SEA
* s t ’ i
Thl» la only one o f handled* o f
/.a m u ln g , which w e to be found I
'
P ° n,t
— SATU
LA8TD AY.
i > ;/T
v ’?
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JU.S, Insists That
'Europe Disarm To
Prolong Holiday
i
NAVY'S LARGEST FLYINQROAT , Li
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fi^
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another
KIND
o f d is a r m a m e n t
Oct, II la lfc« Wat day mi mm
D i l l far ana dollar l f ( d » t
W.H.LONG
Watch for our next
Special.
HENS and FRYERS
WIEDOLDT STUDIO
DRESSED OR LIVE
T (Continued Prom F ag * One)
) M n to bo inevitably n»r*iia ry.
W h a th .r t h a
adm inliUnUoa
w o u l* bo w illin g to enta* tnta a
complete ravialon o f th* European
W
debt* la unknown.
Senator B ln fk a n aaprooai J Uio
v iew
jMt< rday th at
Congraaa
vo o M look favorably on a longer
m oratorium If ram# tonr»*.ion*
W *fo r * « iv » j from F u ro p . and if
I t bocmmr In v re e lin g iy
apparent
la M r n a it y .a r th at on c i ten . ion
w a i lmpormlit*.
PAHIH. ( V l. » ,_ ( A .P ) - Tha
bank of Krone. y n t . r t l a , «.nt twu
• f ita M c h .it o ffic ia l, to th«
U n lt.d S ta ir , tu itu dy I'r.tid .o t
H oover1. propotala lo deal with
9
t b . financial r r i.i., Th* >luiiy will
A
b* In preparation for Prem ier
(* t a v a l 'i v i.lt to th . prwatdanl in
I Waahlngton,
k t.a n w h il. laird Rrailm c, Hr it t«h for»icn w r r t a r y , rompl*lr<l
% h it prv««ntatien of H rltain'. ft
S an dal pnaltion to th . premier and
tlb a r Krvnch c n i.r n m .n t chief..
T h . foreign M cr*lary .a id no un
d i n t * riding had b r.n n a r h .il I .
ta u t.
do not know what will
! happen in th* future."
, T h* n .w .p a p e r L'ln fo rm a lio n
.Helping The Housekeeper
Wcaarn rtwpoa-ubi* for th* Im pattaat U aia a aa a t
log. alw ay* have plealy of work ta
A S P baa
rood need a, and th* arc r w ity of figu rin g
oat
may be aerared far lh a l**H M M f - P a *
A *P * g galley t* t* ^
haw
th* geaat
u l l all food* which a e u fficirn l number e l their rnatam era deU iad— and at the l«we*» pricM . alwaya. gaaHty
Dalkioua GfUilq I k » » r t
B IU S T O L Pa.— Above yog . M an e .c e lV n i t k k u A i t U . K e y • tone P -K -l, tald to be lha United S ta te . Navy** la r ft e t flyin g
c ra ft, a . eh. m ad. her f ln t trial flight Tha tk lp W pontooned and
equipped wilh two powerful motnre
HO-CIock. Mild. Mellow. Santo*
ff a
COFFEE, Per Lb.
Sparkle, large 5-oz. pkg.
tim e wee too vhurt for B ritn h par luntgi l. | don’t know where th .ee
ticipation.
P H I M D E L P H I A — Here la “ l-ad.” an avowed enemy of all r»tv.|
• urn. ran be found. Th* govern
An indication of th# importance ment m u.t decide thta p) order to ! a fte r he had derided ta reform. I I. I* holding hi. paw in hi- mouth. I
the French eltarh to any attempt avoid ■ fre ih burden art fr e n c h Juat to allow hla peaceful intentuuai, while a pair of twin k iltrrito ..t e n d th . r.p a ra tio n . wae giv.
m d u.try an,) ro m m .r r . by lncreaa- aip away at their a a u r.r of milk.
en the A ..m a t e d Preee by th .
ing l a i e . "
bia,) of one of F ra n c .’, banka.
printed what
S lflca n t new .
Who com* to
( f a tha M m .
L w d Heading.
conferred during
tbg day w ith (io v .rn o n Morat of
tu Bank of Pranco ami other
T A M P A — T am pa Electric Co.
m m ptel'd ro net ruction o f n .
■ uhatatioa on Path 81 botwoon
Pierce and J .fftrn o n , invoicing *gpendllure of .p p r o ilm a t .ly $120,-
000
Keep Smiling With Kelly Lotta Miles
4.40-21
$4.95
5.00-20 - .............. 9 7.10
4.50-21
5.05
5.25-20 .................. 849
4.75-19
6.S5
6.00-20 .................. 12.75
Mounting anti aervlce FREE— no
I D gxtraa
«A U M
SEE AND HEAR
CROHI.F.Y EIGHT TUBE PLAYBOY^
87 ala Iions In on* night n i b lor only
LIVE
H am
SELECTING THE TIRE YOU D E P E N D ON FOR Y O U R
SAFETY I&ONE OF THE VERY IMPORTANT DECISION^'
BEETS, 3 No. 2 Cans
N. II. C. English Hlyle
Extra High QaaMly
-Pure Creamery
’ R A ]n
Assortment, Per Pkg.
BUTTER, Per Pound
SCOCO—High Quality
2-Lb. Carton
4-tb. P»U
15c
COMPOUND
IONA— Plain or Self-ninlng
‘
~ 35t
4
24-Lb Rag
574
No. 2 Cana
12-Lb. Hag
FLOUR
29c
IONA— Vine Ripened
25c
TOMATOES
pgr Carton
Lucky Strike. Camel. Chenterfleld or Old Gold
$L29
CIGARETTES
teat In Itn Moil Delicious Form
JJSC
BEANS, 2 Lbs.
Heinz
Chili Sauce, 12-oz. BoL
21c
LETTUCE, Head
The Old Reliable— Oetagon
2 S C
Yellow Ripe
COLTtTKSY
HERVICK
25C c]p
19c
Frenh Tender
Melo-Wheat, 2 Pkgs.
SMALL FRESlTwEST FLA. PftRK
449
a
ION A— Delleioua, Tender
Pineapple, No. 21/* Can -I ■ ^
1*49.75 Hens, u>-23c Fryers, »>•29c
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
04
RICE, 5 Lbs. ..........«... W v
Sultana delicious broken nllred <4
W.H.L0NG
We Save You Money Op Every Pound Of
Meat You Buy.
221 East First Street Opposite Postoffice
A a
-M V
itlue Itow, Fancy, Whole Grain
IONA— Luscious Yellow Cling O f f a
Peaches, 2N o.2‘/ 2cans
"Prolongation of the
Ilo o .e r
m oratorium ." he laid, “ would In
volve a lo*. for Franc* of I.MN),r o n .id .m l i i (
(WO.iiOO f r a n c a
( ( 100.000,000)
that J . P. Morgan. yearly. T h u
would
m .aa
th .
P a r i, two d a y . a*n r r.nch government m u .t find an
tra in that hrought ri|ua| turn la order ta balance th*
lead ing flja iw ie r v
fre n c h public opinion, a t rep
rH .n te d hy the com m ent, of Vail
ta g new a pa para,
apprehensive
th at P ra .id .n l llu u v .r might con
fron t Premier l.aY.1 with a ret|U**t that France agree to a
further aigipeninin of
tin m a n
1 * reparation..
• i Tha B rltu h foreign terrelary
■ tld he wav not informed o f any
p ita for U re tt Britain to ha reprtaoatad a| the lto a r.r-l.a v a l dltn aaloau . It waa h i. opinion the
4m. MU
for them, th* taut of ehopplag from »ta*» to *ta re fa*
Fnncy
25c
BANANAS, 6 L b * ......
A&PMARKET
Ml
1st
ST.
•
H. E. JONES, Mgr.
H A M S , w h o le lb. 1 5 /
CHOICE CRYSTAL WHITE BACON
FRESH
SPARE RIBS
Pork Chops,b- 15/
CreameryButterib- 32c
BreakfastBaconBox 29c
SELECT TENNESSEE STEER BEEF
, Lb.
Lb.
1 1 C
BEEF LIVER
3TETAK— Round, Sirloin, T-Bone
Lb.
Lb.
ITd
m
-------------------r
and PORK ROAST
HUSTON
fc:-"
..... 10c
WESTERN
LEAN, MEATY.
«
*
-*■“
w— - l
1IACHINESL1CRD
PORK CHOPS
Lb,
BOILED HAM
Lb
YOU ARE CALLED UPON TO M A K E
Shoulders whole ib. 1 2 y 2/
Each
Pair
4.49x21..... .... —„ 4.98
940
4.59x21 ............. -. 4.99
11.10
4.71x19 ...........
9.65
12.90
4.00119_______ „
6,98
15.40
4.60*21............. . 744
1440
Size
\
WESTERN OR FLA.
Pot Roast
Of Beef, lb.
A T PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
Phone
Corner 4th. SL Sanford Avfe.
WE DELIVER
755
Phone
755
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'M M M M a a m m a a a i a M a a w a a a M M M M m B ^ w ^ m a a B H m B a d M
F ir e s to n e
iM iu v t > w n ir r n
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4.24x20 ______ _ 440
14.19
5-25x21 _______ ... 647
14.70
4.90x20 H. D.
„ 1140
2240
1144
2240
4-9kx21 H. D. __
FRESH
SALT
WATER— (NOT DRESSED)
- —
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Lbs. For.
REAL. GENUINE SPRING!
<tl4 H. D.__ 1. _ 1744 • 44.90
t h l H. D......... „ 29.74
4TJ0
14x4 H. a ...... _ 5X44 x
99.70
—S P E C IA L FIRESTONE 440 x 21
Firestone Sentinel Battery
FRESH GROUND HAMBURG OR
FANCY R. I RED
(SLICED 25e Lb.)
FANCY BALTIMORE
JUMBO
n yigfrn
$4.50
$8.95
and your old battery
Firestone Spark Plugs (all sizes) 60F
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ASKED
CHARGE
E BY DANIELS
BOY FASCIST! STAGE
In' a •tattmant attached to tha
Ion o rtiar Goaatnor C arlBgmln. accord la c . to Aaaaclatod
a , aaarrtad* that- D n n M r taathnoaij a , 1 1ran hare “ I* totally
a
J b a takgrarn aant to (ioaernar
Cdriton by Mr. Murralt follow*:
baying that th a u w » taatimawy
mf'Aa G. D aaM a, glean In hta trial
f t ) to llcitin g a briba, waa nntrua.
l f | * a , ha wan g u ilty a t p a rju i>
A* go ear nor and an a d tla a iv .lf
A v o ir .# upon you to appnor baf t t a th a-gra n d Jurg and praaonl
*(» < you claim to -be- tha fact*.
D enial•' tawlimaoy w aa aworn to
artJ your.'baro atatem ant that it
not trow Jaaaaa tha balance In
ntela’ favor. Do you dart coma
f o n tha grand Jury or had you
Jhor compound a falong by your
M gnce 1”
paniala waa acquitted of
a
charg# of M a k in g protection monaW from tha Waat F la g W Kannal
cTfb a t tha trial at which ha ga ea
th , taitlm ony.
A transcript o f tha taatlmany a*
M*»n at tlia trial and mad* aanilaid#' yaaterday, followa:
.
,*J. (bj Mr- Murrall)— Did you
m ati any a rm * T
.'A. ; (by Dank la)— I wont In
tM ra'U tha offleo-and knoakad on
\ha ugor and. told tbia fallow that
i 'n a a a aonnty o fflca ry and whoa
I 'g o t In*Id* I-toVI him I w as con*
lU U n o f th a t dlatriat and that I
waa going to maka aa i m i l , and
than tkay began tn tad mo that >
cagjd not da It w ithout « w arrant,
tfc>t I.w ctild hgaa ta »aa their a t.
taynaya. And 1 told tham that I
d l^ a't h n a to a % a a a tto rn e y , to
m«ha an *Traatr th a t I n arar did
ta p * to go to aaa an attorney to
ng al* an a n - a it. A n d 1 ,# *n t waa
hot going to C *t no placa by myad ll and T totA tham th at I would
M * n t th at* Um oai t night If thay
agahad, th at th at th ing would not
th at -1 -w o u ld a u u ra tham
St:
• H- —Did yog go out. tharw tha
n a ftt. nig ht t
by
tha
tfmaTh^ anything
i 1 go t
a-jafapboeva caU fro m
* r \ and tha govarnor aata
a t wa* th a tcwablo doam hat*.
I told H ta tl didn’t know
wga a n y , Igaahla a t a ll. w ith
d g g.h a ahld, rW h a t abwut Um
tia tk T“ a o d f aald, “ 1 waa o a t th a n
wad thara wga gatnhllag go in g on
owl tlwra and th a t la a atato law
aiaiatiow awd J Iat awdad to atop
lt.“ E . aaid, -D o n ’t da It. Coma
to aaa mo,"' Add ho told, "W han
coo y o w l- J ^ d I aaid, - I don’t
h fy w - b o g , 1 man." and ho aoya.
m
aa yon can." and
thag. Uw p a a V d o y 1 m a t him a
D ad o o t, i f U w a , ha
t who. I didn’t go
; .f t k i f ^ h l * ordara
r&Ma to
*n* "*H
hr 111 f,.r - ,m n | S a tin <1*7 u . ’
Notice O f License Due.
i Ho k t» n ii:hi i-<r iM er of nr* *•
SUitem ehl* made 1»*t TUf^dav
ary The f ,t .'
m n c f 1* I tif j
tty U K W a lth a ll, lo c il re p ir
d- 1 MHorfd h e ir
'r f ifa t iv r «*f the M*t*hal1 Mi*for**.
II Aju .,|a , |n r.,
m
Inc to the e ffect that ha w a , o fl
*! arenks are
the opinion hat Sanfnrd resM etiN M ax inti ’
w nnhi ho now i f Indneed hi. at I fidrn ih , 1 11> m .fill be | no
*han last **prm
t r m iiip |*i 1 c- were itialiirlfic in Ira t* ton!, 1
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PAGE THREE
By Marshall M o t o r s it tu** - • g,? ready for m
Is Well P a t r o n i z e d •iM
7 ' " .... Uv if^L " i
rin k in h Mv inm u until 1
Constable Who
rested Sensation,
aunts G o v e r n o r
A M I, Oct. I ,— Ga t . DoyU E.
Hon t u ra lla ) upon yaaterday
■ ll« t A. C, Daniel*. ninth
Itrict conatabla, lie d -, t W i ho
M tiflo d loot > M k that th* roTvtpor lo lj him not to (top gam■ t tb« W a it r i o g k r Kannal
el^fcrV n o track h u t ocaaon.
‘Do l nt* e » n * h <> to fu r* Uw
J w i fC H at f t u rather » m H o o d n (atony b f your t i l t n r o V
thk f o w t b t r wfca n M In a talcm from John M- Murrafl, a t
ta in # , fat* BHMalM
th a tata^nar- n an on* o f the
l a the raaa,
i l h a . a w g a a i a a of
th t by tk a fo r a r a o r .on tha
bd* th at ha “ fc g u ilty o f nago f doty. tn<t>at pat ent y, mlan ea ’ nadi o ta tfu ia n ra ,"
a
te n a n t b y D m lnh th a t ha can
ira kin aiatooMWt* by “ Britton
rata** n a y . tha- ra ia a u of tha
■ taatfraony which I* In
m
FRIO AT, OCTOBER 9. 1931
|Used Car Sale
Staged1tn
,
I
ANNUAL MANEUVERS
TT
t i i i a h t i i , ’ tulay when Mr W al
th all ■h«LI ,i representative nf Tl»>
I lei * M that Through the medium
of adv«*(ti*int> the F a ll aul*»mi*
t-1 It* rle irn m r sale iponaorrd In
ht» ........
i* tapidly appu a. Ji
mg a in i f k tieyuiul
all
R O M E —The annual m ilita ry ancampmcnt »f tha lin y F a . r i . t r « r p * w ». held at the G oiarnm ant
M ilita ry r ia lif ju at outaide nf Home. M any nf tha o ffic ia l, of tha cnvrTnm rnt w atrh rd tha ho y, "in
action, including tha S e cre ta ry -G *n .ra l of the ta .c m t j u r t y
Photo ,h - w . a group of h o y , m e iv ln g
Im lru ctlo n * from a aoldirr
Ju lia n H a u n t add A. A . Wolf
Tam pa, n w m r , o f tha certificate
batting ayalam undar which tha ra c ,
track# operated laat aaaacn. Shcr,
on tha wltiM ** atand. taatifiarl that
ha did cal) Tam pa about the sit*
utU on.
pot t%here it wa> found
South Si«h
Hi rig g ra ft, it i . prnhalilc that the
lury iu IN delihrratti»n« m-t*H
I -Ini when tli. . ffu r r n * . Iwfnn
n,e ga ra to hl» tc.tim nny , re
Mai moi VI titer al o t***rr i st rin g
<*f alia>v- known
i.n c r Wh.eh It now ap p aai* it .lo l: , , , u , t , of ' hn agn ,
nut ilo a r v c . *
IV nnaylvam a SOc
The night ajfUr S hcr
railed!
Tam pa. Daniel* (estified. he it«>t
Iho call ffom the governor. T ht
rac* track operator* inn i«t e*| in
their *testlmony
that
Daniels
threatened the arrest* becam e th- jr
would not pay him protection mon
an.
ey through ■•miner
another m
man.
T h * goYam or", a titfm r n t . iha
Aaaociat*d Frcm« reporter), said in.
t:
He 1D an iel*) tc a tifir .l that he I
—V dlractod by th * govarnnr not
lo atop gam bling at th , rare track.
" T h la tcatlmony la totally falaa
and proraa th* incnm patrnr^ of
the con* tab la in the f l r i l cearntial
of a public o ffic ia l, ca rta in ly an
o fficer
of any court.
,
I
” tT\t
Toughest T h u g
In C h i c a g o Is
M i n u s H i s M o 11
*,n
' l,,n * “ Kr " m i
W l'” * n ." " 'P a " 1" "
**"'
' * rn ’ > n , , *him ra In enter the car
that w a . her n h i d , tn
ileath
T h ‘ » >*> Yi*-.| two , u lt r a ,,.,
'Ctr houml, they had to ll neigh
. .
.
,
hoi hood ....................................... a v i.rt ,
to tire country Some time in tin
night the platei attack waa made ,
either hy
gangnter, on c rmire'
le ak in g M clvrlam ,
life .
iwdire
th e n riin l, or hy M cKrlane himnelf
W kile the ju r y a rq u lttn l
the in n vicinu., <|uarrrl w ith the »mndefrndant on th* rh«rg e* n f aullr I an. Then the car a a , driven |n the
tn the
imlicc
.St.
oner
ho
l . l delivered nln^ used * iii *
to Si normte i unity reslden'
wit
w if h j e o*.. i fit ion nf on , II- e
within i* 1 id u of thiee mile", -t
Mm* h* Mi! *'f ' «nford. In amnmm
if*if ‘ hi pr •» n o * nf the elearsn *
'til. M. \\ h hull 'a id that k »4 «»>>♦
tha* iO ior
li’ammi evpe* t ft* tie
Into i lor. *i more m r* i •* tinw
nW Mi * ki\ hr* *|tn# the Saint' «
nil* 1* 1*ii->
j.. - 1
i ate i*
K ie s
N EW
u
wtito'k f r ’ •Nta*
« Ad*li‘ loital f 1 iM,,t
lilt »i k1rtiltli *e ii i I
t p* *it
■
*r mot* !•
i* a i t to
I
S . S t iu id a r d
C K K I I I IK I)
In a p t-T lltin
At
S I’K M
\ p* k». ai mo
t
1.1'Will* ’
■ imt 11 h.ji, i.
w ;i r •
1 ill in MU’
-a ertfne' In a *
Get*. C .
\
a* na l't
fro iii n penal iiistitn lm ii at Hlaw
D 'o, I "a , ami ihe ircm da f i l l t<» |
show that * hi* wgn «*v9r r> a rrre t
ed
M eFrlane ca m e n reputation a*
r»tn* of icnM^lfind'A m m i
feared
hitlf f *>, not ahvayg
inifininc
In
pi Non trim s Im t never fonvict«d
,,| ,. , ,,In, n
ll
jJo
, , y ,.* ,,
of ,n„
mllldtu
hln
fa m ilia n lv »r>li |»>ln» hlnllara he
h a , ^pent tim e In rail f ii nA>
M-1y. ..m u lt In m u n trr, m rglarv
a.ciw anry to m urder, airllng a |iri*
otwr In eacape aurl a ,,a u lt tn k ill
Ten year ago hr left pi i,o n uni
|p A m llriU ,
w. . |
dropped without
pi m enu imr in
I'.ii-t. Then he Went nn tria l nr'
Irohana no a gang m urder in- 1
dirim ent amt won acquittal |,ra l* d j
m.w n , one of t'hiragu'a “ publi* 1
enem ie.," hr i , warded „n a vra
gram y w arrant
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75c
25c
Honduras
lbs.
SUGAR, lb.
5c
1 Pint Wesson Oil
3 lbs. Snowdrift Lard
75c
Both
3
for 25c
* .
No. 2 Can White Rose Apple Sauce, 15c
BANANAS
APPLES
6 lbs. 25c
GRAPES. 2 lbs.
25c
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DATES — FIGS — RAISINS — DRY APRICOTS
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SELECT M EATS
LARI
J 8 Lb. Bucket
.
17c
1 IH .M ag n u Lu A w r .
Hllred Ureakfaat
BACON Lb.
21c
Fresh Dressed
FLORIDA PORK
10c
Waalaro S pare
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RIBS 2 Lbs.
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ROAST Lb.
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TALL CAN
TUNA FISH 1 9
S MA L L 4f!
L A R G E 5j
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1
29/1
“ Soft As Silk” 2% Lb. Pkg.
Delmonte 2 Lb. Curton “ Wholesome & Healthful”
SOAP
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Fresh Florida P^rk Chops or Stew, 2 lbs.
t o llr r h ir
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“ Mellowed For Your T oble" Lb.
T I8 8 C K
CsmpBUBd
Fancy Westpm Lamb,
Western Pot Roast,
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No. 2 Can Corn
No. 2 Can Peas
No. 2 Can String Beans
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5
Our Country's Extravagance
| -\ L O V E A N D S T Y L E S
i I rem sm U r, one# the wore
• U f ) th at trailed upon the floor
corseted about tha place;
b t bulging blpa the mark ot
w aa I elvldly recall
IPistline g rtw , tha hips went
, plumes were flun g around
h e r bat.
Si support a thing like that
M iped her hair upon a rati
a h I thought It frigh tfu l
aitkan boa* displayed her knee;
M k t ctirioaa gonna of f i b r i n
f7t fair,
kick e u l . children used to s e a r ,
<d fin a lly aha bobbed her hair!
I * |ita of all the atylra ordained
f ' fa ith fu l lover I remained.
U k . a derby battered flat
f tha Em press Eugenie hat,
■ Rta. ' bar hair •he'a letting
flig h te d
doubt
I
art to hard down In Or
kay are calling It Oh
sartahe.
1
ThU is National Fire Prevention Week. What does that
mean to you 7 To most people, we suppose, it maaos Just
another week. Not necessarily just another seven day
period, but another of those weeks which are eternally bein* set aside for the special observance of better food for
babies, improved care of the teeth, conservation of forests,
relief for dumb animals, and a horde of other equally
worthy projects.
But National Fire Prevention Week has an unusual niffnificance this year. Probably because of hard times, every
one is studying waya and means of reducing their ex
penses, of preventing wastes and extravagances. In all the
United State* there Is prolmbly no loss of wealth, so great,
or which might so easily be prevented, as that at
tributed to fires. Of all the fires which occur In
this c o u n t r y , eighty percent, according to tha lat
est figures, could h a v e been p r e v e n t e d In 1929
p r o p e r t y reaching the valuation of tha huge sum
of f 160,000,000 might have been saved by a careful observ
ance of fire preventidn rules.
The worst offender among careless starters of fires Is,
of course, the cigarette smoker. Last year over $28,0<XL000
in fire losses were directly attributable to him. His matches,
carelessly carried about his person or left on the table
where children ran find them, his unfailing habit of amoking in bed. of going to steep with a lighted cigarette in
his aiouth. his thoughtless throwing away of lighted match
es, cigar ur rignrette butts, even into a waste paper basket,
or a ran of gasoline, all contribute to this enormous and
entirely needless waste.
There are, of courae, countless other causes of prevent
able fires. Not the least of the other bail offenders Is the
hunter or camper who leaves the scene of a refreahing re
past with hi* rsmpfir* still ablate. Instances of this kind
are known where such carelessness has caused the loss ot
millions of dollars’ worth of fine timber. Carelessness in
the kitchen, around boilers, oil wells, and factories, ga
rages, and electric wiring, all play their part in our annual
fire loss.
k_
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P—■
—
■-
’W . 0 . Bencher, u f Orlando, U k e a
S ppUmUitc view of the number
f caadld eU s running for office.
MnlUfMcIty o f laere," he eaye,
to n far grea te r bairn In Florida
M a y than numemelty of randl-
A C ollier county ik e r lff U In
died fo r a liquor cea sp tiaey; a
jade county ten aU b le It ouapend■ f a r com pile Uy la a gam bling
Radi Governor C arlton is acMad o f ordering Dade county
R is e n to " la y o ff* a particular
ag track. 8a It. Eons. B ut tka poo
ls wQl havt their Inning next
May** Beat le from the Notre
I* Jtgller: “ There le Ireny In
V k U flo u * Hoover looking up
I the. depth o f the drpr— ion
ha dolest«d A l Sinith d lt la g
SR of the Empire 8tata BuildC-Tompa Tribune. I f
At
C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E M O N IT O R
When
Clyde
h ifW tl
and
H ack Herndon Jr. tito d o d U
earth a t W enal-hee, W n h , la a
pi-ns minus t landtag r e a r, they
broke a record ky -weaptotHg tha
first traa nonstop airplane t m ae
tag o f thn Pa*We. B at th ey did
mors tKan that. Thay a Ian :>roks
a w ing and the p n p e lljr , and em
phasised anew the now read ily a t .
eeptad fa»t that k ftatlon Is dtttded Into two d u ll net p arts—
regu lar workaday flyin g and hnaardows Nying. The two thuald not
be confused.
U p o a til recently the taro w ere
confuted and seiatioo suffered
thereby, being rn tide red a fool
hardy w ay to Ira eel
moat
people. The ttetdy fly in g a t tha
a ir mail and p asser\sr — —
with careful
pilots
aad
waUth ojgh t-ou l refutation.* dispelled
tbs public doubt. They began to
realise that the esperim eaU J, *3poration and atunt fly in g head
lined In the dally press waa parhaps something apart front a t lo
tion in its terries sense.
Cognisance o( this dt-tinrtion
is further emphasised la the re
port of tha aviation com m ittee
of the American U fa C an east
tlews, which calls for a plan fo r
lif t insurance for regular pitot*
but rerommends refusal o f rarer-
age to pOota ingagid ha V toat.
eshihstian, record, r jlin llia ami
iLhcr estra koiaidana Q y ^ *
When ariatins calk far (hghfe
to test certain new h u m m d s aw
macklose which will peswoako ftalirc^speed and safety, tha list
Touristfl Are (!oming
It in aliout thin time of the yrnr that Floridians in
variably begin to wonder. "What kind of touriat aeaaon
will we have next winter?” It is quite aa important a ques
tion to the ntate a* a whole a* what the utrength of the
citrus or celery market* might tie. With bu*ine*s condition*
none too good throughout the country, one might expect
a slump in the usual tourist influx, but the Miami Daily
New* declnres:
"With slump* everywhere, the rrsort area* aet aside
by the federal government reached h new high total of
2,700,000 visitor* laat year and a mid-season check-up this
year show* the 2,000.000 mark passed with every indica
tion that another record ia in the offing.
"Doubtless depression kept away many who were plan
ning vacation tripa to national parka, yet many other* who
were contemplating European voyage* decided for the same
reason to change their plan*, and 'see America first.’
"Greater Miami and the entire Florida resort area
form a national park without benefit of Congress. South
Florida hope* soon to have an otiicial national park to pre
serve the natural aub-tropic beauty and the wild life of
tha lower Everglade*. biU until then It may expect to
SS L 1" *ny
■ vf 1 ,0K (rive\ 9fr°n F iw )
FOR THE NINE MONTHS ending September, 1931.
construction awards in the South aggregated more than
1047,000,000. The significance of this amount is evident
when It is compared with the corresponding period of the
1021 depression. Only 9220,000,000 of>n«w work was under
taken In tho South in the fiist nine months of 1921. The
total of construction contract* awarded in the South up to
the end of September this year was 70 per cent greater
than axnllar expenditure* for the entire 12 months ol
1021. It la of iiarticular interest tiT note that the $647,000,000 of new work ao far in 1931 ia 1138,000,000 in excess
of the total awards reported for the first nine montTta ot
1922, and $120,000,000 in excess of the first nine months
of 1923, when the country waa well on its way out o f the
deflation of 1920-21. While the Routh’a total contracts
ending September were under the $063,000,000 awarded for
the five-year average (first nine months 1026-29), a greater
volume uf work was done this year due to lower price*.—
Manufacturers Record.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Dethronement by Wgialation of
the lUpeburge end proclamation
of Hungary'e right to free elect! in
of rulera le being urged by the
Paimer’e party. Tkia ne’ lvlty ka«
been iatenelfled by rumors that
frlinde of former King Charles
are ready for another effort to re
turn him to the thone.
Mre. 8. G. Meater, Mia* VI .let
Meeaer end Herbert Meeeer, ef
SiatortvUle, W. Va., are (pending
the winter here at the Temple
GlrW Home.'
Mr*. M. Miner Ik aad children
returned today front Lakeland
where they (peat irverel dayr
with Mn. Tom Getsaa.
Mb— Eleanor aad Margaret
Roberta, Mn. J. 0 . Roberta, aad
Kronat Gormley — ttoed to O f
Umli thi« • fUnman.
"France meet remain nr— d
m
huiae from St. Pe*en hn rg where
he attended a meeting at tka
Wet Icy B r it her had c la u ee .
Lieut. A . B ltla a, o f Arcadia,
• pent the week-end here aa the
gueet of Mr. and Mr*. & W . Hern-
The government's revenue la
war taim from worlds boeebaO
m a d e will (moeat to mure than
lll&MO. latotad revenue bureoa
officials entreated that If tha
teriea la New York goes eight
gamee, eg the limit at also gamto,
the govern— nt*( revenue will ha
Increased hy net Wee tk*a $140,-
000.
Mr*. Howard ftmllh. Mr. aad
Mu. L. C. Kalb. Mice Lou1m Kolb
sad Bryan Higgle* made ap a ran.
g*ah| party — Uriag to Orland*
tkle afi era*>a.
Howard Smith. E. A. Dougbee
NICE HOME
I k d h q tlh k lM h W t M i
h—RamRsamRi
* > * ,!* •+
C O M M ER C E
Down In klalune and Iljll-Soro,I
T essa, some of Mr. Tray toe's form -1
er neighbors
recently
joined'
hand* t i make kim the D eim nralir
nominee for prenident of the
United S 'a le * . Now Daniel Upthegroee, president of the St.
I xmiIs Southwestern railroad, de
clares him self an earnest p a rtici
pant la lha effort. Other eoicet
may concur. But Mr. T ra ylo r's
role# will n>t be among them. His|
candidate for president, as h a s ,
long been known, is his frien d .'
O nen It. Young, lie wanted Mr. I
Young in l!b » aad he w ill MUM
him much more, if that la prmafcW
in I'JXt.
A short lim e ago, d e lire n n g a
Speech in W ashington bef .re the
congress
of
the
International
Chamber o f Commerce, Mr. T r a i
tor declared that in the latereet
of business •‘ ability there sh ould
be certain reform s la the p ro rtirm
nf Ike security sad commodity e x .
( b ilg e s . I f . made his suggestions
te a th lle cly . not as final pro.
noaq^amgnU lie thought the eaebangm should consider them , fee
their own aakea a a the gen eral Important though kmaueytnmm
w riters. B ut immediately lh a re r dir la tha m eat ebetiam ot a
port waa disseminated th at hia l)emo«totic mayor oho la acting
■ perch had a political met Ira— la effectively to chaa ep aa eati*adrance tha candidacy o f hia nrdiaary financial naaaa ia tka
friend Mr. Y e u ? « , who preeum- eariooa maairigal govern— nto of
nbly would to due tim e m ake the Ckktgu. U tko United Sine* ever
tam e augeatieas as those Mr. had Mr. Trojkor he i n skket R
T ra ylo r had made.
Mr. Trnylw’s tespeaoe In this
charge was to let It be known that
TEXAS CITRUS GROWERS IN TROUBLE
gT. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
that Florida waa daclared fly-free
mere than a year age. T V re b
aet tha sUgkteal doubt that Flori
da (liras W perfectly safes aad has
been fer meatke, yet a number eg
•tetaa hare bean eaeerielag ten-
A T LESS THAN
COST
jovtiflahle. Bat tha mara takfeg
ef a ship la maha n long
THE TRAYLOR BOO&I
The quarantia* la Teaaa agaiaet
the Mexican fruit-fly in holding
all balk cltrue ddpmoata within
that state, according te a recent
announcement frees C ou n W peir
Delcurto, of tka Texoa Deport
ment of AgT trullare. It Is eapectej that ike qooreatlae wffl re
main In farce far ea— time. It
la aeen peeelkte that there will
be no cl tree eblpaeeate eat at Tex
as daring the cumlag fall and wha
ler areaike.
Far weeka Teaaa kaa beta (Weed
In .Florida citrus eklpmenta. an
aftermath of lha fruit-fly to tkto
FOR SA LI
up
CH ICAG O J O U R N A L ( V
"If the fact that Florida winter vacations may be en
joyed without great expense— in many case* no more than
would be spent for fuel and doctor bills during a northern
winter— is impressed sufficiently upon the nation, there
will be little cause to worry over the number of tourists.”
tka w r o l up to suddenly the
day soma of ike W all Street
riare are figuring on putting
B gdea cn 'em.
TWO KINDS OF FLYING
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Activities
Personals
t’m ni hiph
• f K. J . W alkrr a rat I k , lata M r» - 1 "Mth h*-r par- r
f f i t t r r . : « W illim *
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Typical Offerings
Mi*.. WarMrrlnr S«hliar<l. M > "
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W IPIa n .'
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B4DCIRL
P m Vlma Dvfaaar'a
•vaaatioaal a e t i l
Quilts . . . .
40/
Rag Rugs, per pound . . 5 /
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>* n * « " ’».
Constance
Bennett
“ BORN TO IjOVB
D rn » I m I i
$ 2 4 .8 5
Jrrwey I r**cki
hnitlrd Sulla
$ 5 .9 5
$ 9 .8 5
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of the week:
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Seminole County Laundry
INCOItPORATKI)
Orange Avr.,
Orlando
sIC PENNEY C O
Clothing
Starts M o n d ay, O ctoliefJI 2ll^
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Seven D ays of C elebratipiv
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After sreel* and monlht nf e ^
tensive ptr|ui.itn>ns "The Rig
Store" is tratly In li»e.iL lernrtb
of (vast arhievrmrnlt . . . cigrr
for you tn share ih r rrlrliralmn
of our 64lh Anniversary Sale.
If ■( is not possible for you to atlrnd this
■ale in person, order your needs by m.uL
(Include postage.) Your order will rccciva
prompt and careful attention.
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THE SANFORD R H A L D , SAN F01D * FLORIDA.
rtmFailflToHit;
fty Grove Whips
ds In Easy Game
>YOF T O R WOOD"
J u d g e S iia r o it Is
H e a r in g C a BCS
Of Law B r e a k in g
M ftltl r«Mf»t b n U ' Buthfter’.
H B ^ g k C U p iiw M - * *
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v*’Thla-dve* aal **••«. however,
tk it tha b » W wg| h *N Am priv
ilege o f eppiylng to tb* rovpar.
lion far C*«h whore tie r* U no
A B L A N jtlp rB E W ILL
IWLONGTRIP
PORTLAND, O ra^ -llera la tha “ Lady of tha W ooda," a m y il«rinua rdck-kgwn figure In tha C rate, la k e National Park. The figure
o f a woman la carved In a large granite mrk, but tha name of the
•culptor ta unknown. The figure n t . diw-nvered by englneera while
making a aureey over tha Caarade M oinlain.
ern New.papcr Pulillahcr. A>>»ciallon. teld tha Southern Clrrulatlcn Manager. AeVrclatlon la.i
nigkt that the tucceai of their
Louisiana Professor
Is Under Suspension
If J pleaded guilty to a charge o f! that the oa.a o f C.
driving an autom obil* while Intocicatrd and waa flnad 1200 and
rnate or alt m onth. In jail.
Nolan Pore, charged wlt^ pooaca.lng a .till, pleaded not guilty.
•nd a a , found mi by a Jury compoaeu of V. W. Holt. 41. A. Schifley, jr .. E. S. Steakley. J. A. B f.lline, 0 . P. Warle, an<| J. M Vlnlng.
Judge Sharon w n
this i f t r f no->n engaged In another trial
which wn. expected to b* ronelud•d at a late hour. Thi. mptnlng
County Attorney I*onardl a.ked
BATON RO U G E. U . . Oct. 9. (A I* t— Dr Earl* Uhler wav iuapended v r.trn la y a* profi.M ir of
K ngli.h et larulalana State U rl
vereity, fallowing a recent attack
hy a l athnlic p r in t nn hit notel
"Cane J jlc e ," a- a defam ation of
the l.oui.lane t 'n o l* . a reflection
on l„ H. U. cu-rdt, and a '"g.nrlllcation uf
m alerieliattc
evolu
tion."
Dr. J u n e . M. Sm ith, U n iv e n lty
pre.ident, announced the .u .p cn >lun tiul declined to areign a
reamn nr to dlacuet tha m attai.
Dr. Uhler, who ainca the Right
Rev. K J. G a.aler of St. J-mepti*.
I hutch, la rg e .! Catholic I'nngregatlon In Uatun Kouga, i.cuml a
written crlti)|ue excoriating "Cane
Juire," hai denied that hie hook
wax objectionable. Iout night ha
•aid he wa> uncertain wna* couia*
ha would pur.ua.
The novel i« a n arrative ol tha
progreea of a Croola buy through
Louisiana S tate U nlveralty.
la a la g
P F F D and intent# heat
apples
Gal nor
Special Sale Satnrday
While They
C H E F econ om ica l. N o cu r
rent wasted heating insula
tio n , n o over-heated oven
Last, Onl y
$
J
Pdr norite!
Come Early! — A. C. I. Track* — lat A Oak
•
* a
And
.Wa llava for Qufck 8nl«
6 MODEL A
• •
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*
the original coat ii
low er, to o .
T h e co m p lete
fo u r unit E1.EL 1 k O C H E F
(o r J llV O O brings y o u all
,Alno bargain* In Iht fol
lowing cam: Chevrolet,
Dodge, Quick, Kawex,
Itaby Overland and othera.
Wight Bros. Co.
m ia d e lp h la : Llndaay replaced
Jaknaon on tha mound. Bishop
k it l* right field. Haas attempted
’ U -ga crtflc* with • bunt but llw
b a t w ait foul. On th* east play
11# 'hohted r> (tiled,' And adtrgfice-1
Wahop to aacond aa h* wa. tbrown
M l at ftrat Cockrana flied out to
IffL W llk tw o out and on* ok
that.
FORDS—$150 UP
^
(Continue-,! ) mm,i |>if4 Duel
minute* Ufr a, umpanieH by two
men who remained on sentry
duty it the d.. .1 Wilson testified
“ Mi Mattingly told ma that <’ •
yen## iihoimv » i «
$20,000 in
\ fff. i i a .m*. «» n»i?. $ioo.oo<> in
I92K ami llm im m m 1029."
Wllaon <|iinted Mattingly
M y a t i The t o r t *
d t r u ijr v A <
irjAftJUSf AH* _
‘•Thaw# figure-* |i»T Capon* • in
com# foi th« four rears In qu*»«
tl»n) are the br«t we ran do. Mr
Capone is willing to pay hu ta i on
three amount*
’T h e gnvervinient ought to art
promptly m filler ting this
la i
t'aP#r>e ha III* Im*i . or rould get
money ami he - ••old pay a «u >
itantitl am*..mi now "
Th# steiiogtaphir account re
t or«ied thn i i|M.nr‘4 income prh.r
to W25 wa*
i>nl\ abiut ST") a
week*’ (hu mg that petted of hi*
•aieei. l j|..ne « a « an employe of
Johnny T>.»»•..» He hullat scarred
vet»ran he • n*eedr«l
After I *|*.»ne came into power
a* cording
t*.
the Information
given to Wdson l.\ Mattingly, he
divided two third* of the profit*
from hi* multiple racket! equally
with three other man The Identity
o f the thrre others was not e«
labile he*I
The remaining fine third of the
profit*
*aid to have gone
to lessri rmpl .yes uf the Ihjuor.
vice an.: gambling symlirata
Mattingly al«o was quoted a*
having made statements
during
the conference with Wilson in the
internal revenue uffice indicating
I hat much of the power believed
h> the public to he Capone’s wa«
vested instead In the direct »rate
of the undeworld organisation
For instance, the gunmen whu
guard Capon# on his public a|>
pearanres were said by Mattingly
to be hired and paid by the organ!
nation a* a whole, n >t by Ctpone
p#t *onall v.
Ih lH K IT
JW L
/
rrA O l'rtA tf Y ffC A a A
< M odttn r tfr lg v r a tU a machinery
p k a Inatailed throughout, with a
> •
a f flag man being re.poak# l« fa r >U operation on th* long
o»*r t*a
mountains
and
tNfttpa. N ig k t and day travel waa
i t e m d bgr ; U »
laatallatkm of
llk n t n g gp artm a f a r u»r** men at
. t e g tuna* byU t into th e track. Tw o
M Utk i f * * araea, alw aya aa doty,
srlth the Nmalhha# threa
ready
Jet terelee la an y' ewiarganey.
. . tire therm ostat prevent*
rr
A
co m b in e to m ake tha
operation o l E L E C T R O
BUT MOt^ fi ABUSED
Laal Call
a
t . — CowaUUr-
.tSrW SA U S **-**aratlon o f tha
S m n l t u t o r Truck Co., o f PentltC,
tuttt tha *4-ton fctolpM I S ' W tka aspodltlon, the •*p a rtm A u l tat* * * a aponaorad bp
S t r t j i ( i C t u L t a n Praltkt U m i ,
I i d / o f I4 C Anyaka. •
f i t Um puapaaa o f taatln, lo n ,dlalanra dallrary
of
pciiahabU
pfaddeta (ram th* Pacific to the
Ctlaottc In ra faifa ra u d
trurka
M d trallara. th * h «t* fralchtar
V i a alocktd with a fraah rarcu of
C l M a n ia fl« s . daua, a m g a a , and
'
c e.fn lL *to
-a
tg
total■ cargo
Ight o f 44^M# pouad. The pro
* w la parked In g ift boaaa
Uh wera addreued
to itote
eernon and m eyuri
af th*
gar eltlaa through which th*
Vcdila. left, la 1* now. Rut
S A N T A M O N ICA . Cnl— W illla
hnck during th . World W ar ha w i t .ntjr an Infant, and th* blanket
which he ha« w rapped' around a tittle friend *aa uaad bp hi. moth*
i and during tha Car»r to > a „ hia Ufa. Tha fam ily
rap h|m In th , woolly
man bombing ra id , W illiam 'a mother
blanket «h«wn h«w« and c a rr y him from tha fam ily apartm ent into
a nearby cellar until tin air bomba had roaaed fallin g.
>t
»! W H Y
•<
C O ftlM M V M
fd te re a t h a « b e t a m a n ife a U d
fm
U U ly o v e r tk e a r r lf t l, a ft*
V l '43100 v a l l a J o u r n e y f r a a n L a ^
o M k l ta R e a Y a r fe C it y , a f a
a o f c m m o t h t r u c k mmd t f g i t a r u n i t
h b n k i U a e a d la fr u it , v a g a U k la .
t M l i k g n l l l i d r c la a k a rt aa ba I n f t W M f w a r d in m o d e m a c l-
work waa dependent largely on
maintenance nf a high .tin dard nf
athlca tn -th o ed lt.ria l. and new.
pra.rtrtrd ht thalr publlcatlona.
Ha w.lcam td th#
circulation
aneatlraa from tight .Southern
8 I«U laalag
Southtra Hlatct 10 Atlanta The
Dedalpkjai,M illaofaul-d three,
atrock qwL Dykea filed out convention w ill.’ continue through
afer, Martin
catching
the Friday.
"Tha primarv p u rp o ., uf
a
William* doubled I* left, for
llowell .aid,
first eatra haae hit of the nanapaper,* MaRtr
k. Grove atrock out to retire “ la to aerae th* public with new.
tide. No yum .. L KK. n o tr- o f auch character aa to render an
enlightening,
dependable
public
If. Louis: Johnaon cam i up for aaralce." lie recrutbnended that the
first hjaaa o f tha game but circulation men depend upon that
t replaced by Blade, a pinch principle aa a prime fartnr in
MPa who atrock o'lL Flower* building up dletribution of their
ibled to center. Roetteger hit paper..
Cran.ton W illiam ., wrratary\ flr^t one to lla a a .w h o caught
' fly , bu ( Flow ers advanced manager of tha pohliaher* A .
k ilrd on tho fla y . F r lu u w ait- •natation, apnke at the night meet
fo r m good, on* and a fte r foal- Ing, .Roy l * C » w . pre.ldant o f the
I four long flloa, singled, acor- Atlanta Chamber o f Commerre.
t f lo w e r .. M artin pvpped out praalded In place of Jame. H
B it hop. 1 ran , 2 a P i, no tr - Navin, editor o f tha Atlanta Ceorglen, who waa bop4 away by a
prarlou. engagement.
S a v a w th
Oct.
l jw
17bcom
in f Of Perishables
l a Termed Success
M tT R O rT ,
STATRSCO RES
W IN A T T R I A L
OFALCAPONE
Maurice
> M
W ria^ Por turn-
Dyk<a wplWd. Wmiama, wtlli
on, kit scoring F o i l , who
from itr^nd *n l u plate for
first gcava o f thr game. Grove
ik oad Rl'hop walked,
taa look ml Oirap ta il* oter
wlUr threa on, w ille d , K tr DyHo*.
C r c b n n i singled
igb raeorid, tearing W illiam,.
Ilmmon*, with tb* bo-*« *UII
id, attack at tw*, f.mtH m
I*. Iifk a 4 f o r M l* over to
.a wells
ecolin g
Rllhop.
I cm * # , ap. aa p#irtng*r w e.
a out to be f*pl*r*J hr JohnJohaion w e t to th« mound
tka baaoa loaded, with two
i and Jlmmla F u e facing
Fox* itruth at l « ftat nwrx,
out to abort to ratlro tha
Tour run., two hilt, tn «
r, tkra# man lt d on h u r t ,
I walk,.
, Leal*: H */f*y a I n , ! a d
■gb iK ond. Bottomloy •t'uclt
#o, tka* popped out to I h V d
on. Cardinal eatchar, hit •
drlra out to eocond. Gelbart
*d out to H ltha, to rctlro
aid*. No runa, I hit, no *r-
FRlDAV.'OCTOBER 9. 113!
the advantages o f electric
c o o k e ry at a cost within the
J tio U b J b f* .
average fam ily b udget.
H A fY
jo M B Z
£0M W k#i
. I’ tym ooth Dealera
T B R M i
D e m o c ra ts U r g e
E x tra S e s s i o n
To Hu r r y R e l i e f
^ 'A j f c v i t e a e a i M a t t a g la t e r , w a a
y» f d n e r a l a f w r g a of t h o . c r e w a n d
k ^ I y a a M f a n d to h im w a s a n
tr u s te d th a c o a tp U b tio n a f m u e n
B e t a W h H b w i ll b a a t o d le d a n d
ggdd ag a h a a t . foe f u t u r e h a a l l n g a
h f-p M
ty o *.
T am p o ra tu re a o f
b o th t k a v e h ic le a n d c a r g o w a r e
k a t o ^ a t k a lly
aw coeded
aa U w
U u c k w a n t th ro u g h th * d iffe r e n t
t t t ifM p h e r lc c o n d it io n , a lo n g th e
H a le . T h ia r e c o r d in g w a a d o n « b y
> R l ' * n * a f • c o n t r o l b o a r d lo c a t e d
In t h o d r i v e r ’ s c a k .
•■ A c t u a l r u n n i n g M a t * o f
117
f c k p u m ,waa r e c o r d i d o n U t h a u l
* R h i L o a A n g e la a to N e w Y o r k .
lh»* offn v t f fit*.i L-idtlt*r >pyi n i
munUrra in luilinR
NtyrrHliU
livf* ( rl*p uf liv o r fu , M H uffi.
o f AUitams. Ilyrn# ol Trnnts*#***.
H iinry Ilf lllin Il«, Hnnkin of Nf!«•issippi Mini llTnnnsir of Nrw
York. hi>r l»« ri» si!|(gfa(ri| foi |hv
officr.
Ilrsitir# n sm in f c n ii.ln lu 'r« for
question at the mining -ea-lon
Snell .cnffetl at the suggestion
of several
Senator, tha- th*
IL-uae (toalpon* election of a
•peaker for a month or ao that th*
llpover moratorium
might he
r.tltied before th* aeinl annual
payment, are due front foietgn
countries DeremLet lf>
The
Republican
last Spring
nominated the lal* Speaker Nlch
ula. I.ongworth fur i* eleetlon.
but aince b n death they must
meet again before t'ongc*** con
venea. Thr date for their caucus
h . . not been announced.
*jaa«l-d#' . f t f i ' l
‘’tbrV la tn botloB o f tb * fra il to th*
governor* and mayors, 280 hour*
' ttm* vrma required fo r th*
trip.
• Tha track Wft tb* Pacific coaat
''b n Sapt. 6, and arrived In New
l-Y o rk on Rapt. 16. being on th*
road for II day*.
» p* i* h . A l l W ,,,0M , |I* * W , o
MBUC In m n , .Blahop. F ox i
ling led to l« fl advancing Sim myna
most economical
rmlimbim f a 2 5 dlfinmmt a *
i f a r mm*4dO—eompimtm miih
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d a a p lta th e h e a v y to n n a g e , w a a
. ’i a b l a t o m a i n t a i n a w a v e r a g e a p a a d
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- a p a a d o f 42 m l l e e a * h o u r r a n b a
M v a l o p a d h y t h a 190 h o r a a - p e w a r
k o g ln a o f a la c y lin d e r * ,
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b a d th ro u g h th a n * t h * p e r fo r m a a c *
16f t h a v a k k t a a n d I U r a f r l g a r a t l o n
' b a it* w a a
fa lU ifa lly
re c o rd ed .
A m o n g th * re a d in g * ta k a a w a r *
t h a t * e h o w in g a n g in a
p a rfa rm ■' d u c t , r e f r i g e r a t i o n
la m p a r t lu r a a
• u n d e r c o ld n o d w a r m e o n d t t la n a ,
» to a d ' g ra d e *, a t m o ap b a rte p raa eu ra ,
WANT AD RATES
DO YOU
BELIEVE
IN SIGNS?
I wiather, wind altitude, ail pieapat* and vtacoalty.
j
•7' -Tan feat high, th* track and
t traUae'a anttra laagth aatoadad far
»! f.gt with eight feat of width,
’■ avrnty gallon, of gaaaMaa wera
DgkftUd In tnw tanks. At a rata of
‘ •0 >ailea a* hour, tka truck aad
-Strailar can ba stopped within tin
• \ own laagth U nacaaaary, through
tho atr-hrah* aqulpm.nt which
Car a a rrlg * ( b a n
M IL L IO N S
o f
n ew spaper
t p 6t t t w o r l d . '
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m e m b e r n e w s p a p e r s d a ily w it h a v i n e d
ra vn eU ga a m f t h a n u m b e r a f e y l l m k r a .
A a d p r io n emgp p wrMcwijirlU a h o w t h a t
tk te b i g , a t u r d j C b e m d a t 81a k o n * o f
o f (b e m e n w h o w rite a b o u t th e m .
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i n t t m t rtM f ' t k n y 's e m
It is a c rit ic a l a u d ie n c e ; o n e t h a t d e m a n d s
,
'
re a d e r s fb llc t w w it h k e t n
any o tk e r tru ck —
-HOOVERTOLD
ITHAT FINANCE
FIRM IS READY
m
fife
.
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m
of
.
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t h r n 'm
d m
o f
im e r e b ifig . c o lo r t l repitaUeatlaa waa
•
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f u ! %a n d
R
tlw ty f
accu n te
n ew s.
In
r e p o r t e n . a rt- - A o c o u g h l y
fk n iiB a f n o t o h i f . w i t h th e t e c h n i q u e o f s p o c ta b u t a ls o th e h ig h ly
I#y by A prkvMMa 4 f
haaklag
art
whkh
For IMeaaura and Profit
KAJSR CASTORCX Rabbits, the
World’s wonder fur animal. We
•«PPW foundation stock and con
tract at 01X111 pike* for all you
raise from our StocL Small in
v* stment now in OUR Rea Rab
bits will make you independent
American
Caatarea
Enterprise.
Boa 1S7U. Orlando. FU.
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10— F lo w e r * a n d P la n l*
FOR SALK 160 thousand Special
ralary plant!. Call 144-J nr w r
C lifford Walkar.
KOR SA1.E- four hundred thuu
•an«| M n .ch ipecial celery plant..
.Uu .1 hett. Ktcarole plant. Khun,
l i t W.
KOR SAI F lOfl.OOo Stoke. >
relerv
plant., ready to
I’hone . .*H J or 184
SN APliM AdON S. C A L E N U C
LAS. stork, Pan.ie. and many
other plant, at 2 V
per doien
Ready lu ««t. Bulb, of all kind, at
low f.t prlrea. Waather Juat right
for gardening.
Telephone
your
need, to A K. R o.ietter, florlit.
phone 212 W
I I — W g a ted
L1R E R A 1. A L L O W A N C E ea yoai
o'd battery. Slfl W. FI ret 8L
W A N T E D W H ITE RAGit. must
he clean, preferably ahaeta. etc.
Tha Hanford Hera 1C.
i A— A part men ta F i r
R am
t'OM FORT ABLY V L It N IMIIED
aarage apartment All conven
lencea ftoi Palmetto Av*., phoiia
647.
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I
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h n o iii k an a k a
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uwnJiti «r boldine I
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murifafe*. wi other gj
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al.ll# I
i's n h Miller
• Thsi IS# two t>«ra/ra4Hf
•' •*• a *vlng |h» n im u b
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ha.tal#*.
a*
I l*#y
and IhM
apyaar
upol
r....
.,r th, .ompany huf 1|
.
where
ih# a lw fllelg
•r* stn » holder aaiders II|a(
tiao.v-
,*f
t he
com pany
it
|i
••• it. anr other fidorMry rsl
'I*" "din# of the farma af #s|
r»oo f.»r whom sii«*h irvi«tes ||
Inf l« glvea al*n th lf the
two paragraph* contain epsie
rmbia.-ina affiant • fu’J gnnq
sn.l belief a* In |ha rTpPhmkl
si». c n .till.ota tin«ler which |
hohtrae a n«| iprurllV haM#f|,
•to not appear upon the hei!
the ii-miwni a« trustees. hoU|
ami aecurlllaa m a <*D*cl|p
•h»n ih.ti uf a bona fld l n
#»«•! •»*!• sfftanl has no rsdM
believe that auv uih#f parpgh
soelatton or f»*rpr.ralLoh l i e ,
ibl r»e•| direr! or Ifkdlrd^t II
•kill alnrli bonds, u? nthtf #
ilea I It#n aa «i* slated by llMU
t Tbit the Sverige R\lg|h
**w|*»ea *.f earh Issue nf thlh
r.iiion sold or f
th
the mail* «.r otbarw)ee, to paU
amber* durlna the »la mAs||i
red‘ u§ the dais ahnWw ah#
III* 'Till* ,l nf or ma |lug I* fit
from dailr pul.hrallnnS nitty.')
FOR RENT
Garage Apartment
Adult, only 107 E. 8th. Street
Phone 862.
18— liouaaa F*r Rant
FUR RENT Hit Room Houa,
corner lath At and Oak A.*
('all Mist data Rankin Telephone
8.1.7 or 22ti
FUR RENT
Nlraly
forni.hed
atucco bungalow |26 par niunth
Sea Ruy G. W illiam, or phone 767
1^ t i l l CIBC1IT f*#BkT # 1
T R R k T l TNIRVI J l UlClAJa J
l NN«.
N« I t l l . M t l
*7]
* n n i »: MAWKINA I'Mnoiainant,
<> I- a i.R ltg u c, , a .it . n .(^ U *
m il i . t h r n a g i tnykfc HnjaySLI
u urttM » r . p i n n M a v v l
a* LB.
< ?*>
.Suilr# |* hvrgby i m i lkM Ij
FUR RENT: By th* year
Flee •udill
ta flfiil 4*#I#« HIM* ifcA
room bungaluw. Two car gaiaga. l»»Ml in IK# #h»f# pMIIIdI M(S
»h* 'Ih ild! of (vititer, A f i J I
Owner, lilt W. 19th Street.
r*% Ihr If Oftor# hi* W f i. w M
I oil## of Ih# ih o f ! ALVUB. fi
l i — M lu e e lU iie o u n F o r H alt
• I*# uiu l» r*lfR if
l'*lk| ih*rtln thpolnlM Kl>#|N
*##!#•, trill bn I flr iU f U
I imI a-*r of .InYtgtlMr,, A. p f
th# o m f lb#Inq i rqlR d iv UM
FGJt RENT: Fixe room furnished
houia. Pall 4tl Park Avanua.
l#to! #•!#• fav. md jtnpMH
' . Mdckaalral aiigt toar t knd laadi ABB* a f th# motor car and truck ta•Mmtry kaU th* aiBgrlmaat aa ba• h k • ttvtd aampU o f what might
*-bd tapaetod tn traaagaratloa af
fa . h l t a , a * r a n * , a * a r n t i w .
L o u ie : R n a t ta g a r s tru c k o a t ,
p p b r a a a d r o p p e d th d .Ih jr v t
.aad
R o atta g ar* b e a t o u t
f ' » t h r o w la l f l t a t F Y t a r h
, g a t M a r t in w a lk a d . U r a d *
u p h i* f i r s t w a lk ' o f Ih *
, H f f * y fU a d o u t U S lm m a a g t
L A N !V * o a u a
STORM—P m
•oftplb ne, MUfMtaa*. fav n U b
i.rrio o ,
fR O M p T
d tim ria *
NEW YORK. Oat. 9— IA.P.S—
Th* steamship Stranger!* left for
Carog* yesterday carrying W il
liam T . TtUlan, II., profeisluaAl
Uaab champion, had FranHa T.
Itanlor, anothar player, ta Tarb . They plgn to nact Karel
Kaaahih and Albert la ri*, profn iio u l tu n .
OU can’t blame (he gemltman in (he picture fur being
fe doubting Thoraai. He’> been fooled before!
But not in homes where a GAS ttorage heater
backg up that sign on (he hot water faucet. /
Then it mmm what it luju Just turn the faucet at any time and a grand anil gloriou* »upply o f ueaming MOT water greeu you. A im!
y o u can have a ll you want, for ai you use Ir
more b heated aatamatkaUj . W hy not leant
how easy it is to ow n a GAS storagg heaur
and how economical it b to operata one ?
Y
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Sanford Gas Company
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tociajfctd Gas & Electric Syste
Sanford Dally Herald
Tarma: Caak la Advance
T e le p h o n e a d * w ill h a ra e a lv a d
f a r p a lr a a a t a d c a lla e lu e t e a l
Im m e d ia t e ly f a r p a J
1 T im a
. . . _ . . . 19a a H a *
2 Tima*
....
*c a lla*
• T im e *
. 7* k l l a *
T im a ra ta a a a re q u e st.
T h a re d u c e d ra t a * a re fa r
r a n a a r a t lv * In a a r tla a *.
Flea ward, of average laagth
• r * r a u n lr d a lla * .
N a a d a a d e g 2lla e a a r r e p t o d .
A l l a d v e r t M a g la r a a t r lr t e d
I * p r o p e r r U a a lfk r a t lo a a .
I f a a t r r a r la
m ad* Th*
R a a fo r d lla r a ld w ill b a r a .p a a a ib la f a r r e l y a a a la c e / r e . I l a • a r t lo a .
th a
a d ra rt ia a r
fo r
a u b a a q u a a l la s r r t lo a a . T h a o f
f i c e s h o u l d b a 0*41f l e d la a m a d ia t a ly la r a a a o f r r r a r .
t o A D V F .R T t R B R g
A
II a r a I d re p r e a a a ta tlra
t h a r e a g k ly fa m ilia r w ith ra t a a ,
r u le a a a d d a a a i n c a t l a a w ill
g ir o y o u c o m p le te la fe r m a lia n .
A a d If y a « w is h th e y w ill b a
lle t y o u la w a r d in g y a a r w a a i
a d la m a k e It J a a e a t f f a a i l r * .
BEAU T IFU L 2 alory ra.idenca
located In Han l* n la .
House
runilato o f maatar bad room and
hath upatalra, duwnetaira then
ar* 2 bad rooms, bath, living
room, dining room, kite ha a, iron!
and back porch, double garage,
priced to tell on today’* m arket
Colclough Realty Po.
UcmI hour! mf Ml# on MU|*1
!"-VH h#twt#n II A l|. k A i'l
M K-l#i#rn BtaniUrd TIm♦.
hrf.»r# Ih# front tlngl If IMiH
»•-".# Ip Ih# e ll* of
«••!* rouniv. KlnrULi. Hi irfnr^B
nlirt *«lt1 «l#rr#! lad in iftlld|h
•Mm# kM puraiiinf lo
«ml ro04111lon* lh»r#«vf, ofty#
•Ml# ilMl ##ll it Mkllg
SIpKggf MMA Mf| hlijA* «r Ik ti
for #ft#h, iht ftllnVfhk 4«4#M
r#Ml •#(!!•. lv(n«, bi||g | h i i
MIM. Id Ih# #m|A I'Qunly ml 4»hM|
•*n<1 Dial# i»rrUi»Mht i M H M
Imrlv n##4*rih»B ft* fotl<\wh,
Th#
h*U «f I h # .W iU ia
of the Nertkslsi nusnlr H q
Wnrtaa.ei quarter IIpaa * h |
tl teen aa* |k. WaaA todll]
the Fast half vf lt|* NeJtlall
■luart.r nf lga N«rihiaaa( G | j
i. i ilua Home U (tat cat las
Kaal l-*e feel of North lji.lJal
NOTICK
All City llcenaoa became due
October I. I9.lt.
The law provide! that no par11 In gerrTon I t TownadU I
•on ahall engage In any builnaai
•oath, nf Itaaai I) R aaC V r
N.iie.
a f . l l l c a jl . ate c a d
profaralon
or
ocrupatlon upon
Ih# MbtlV# ilftdl l#4 T Brknlkll
which liransa U r*<|ulr*d until IIcansa I. procured.
ELLEN HOY,
Pity T a i Collector
1
K iM r-riue n r u r r . r a i n o v .
I lot.r .0 4 l.v virtu, of th . ou.
rhorltv tn toe veat.4 . . \Uv-*r at
•hr • *••
Hwof.mL Morldo. kt
O i4l.in.-e No l t l
..I d C I I , „J
Muntonl. k*l.,rid.. I luiebr cell a
I’ rlm.rv
Klertloti to Ue
heir,
ikrouahour the n ip ,,r Nanfrud
t lor I.I.. an the ltd d.p ol Nrivetn.
l-*r M il for the election ul an.
<'ll» i'i.mini..l<in.r tor . term ol
M r.* veer.
Paid Kl.eilnn .hall k* keld at the
Citv Mall In . . l g flip la ronlurml.
ip I . the low* and ordln.net. re.
t.lliia I - Ike eleeiiitn haw In loir*
In ih* flip of Nnnloid, Pl-rlrU The
I—lie will
open st * It u’rlork
A U and will rloee ol sundorvo
on ..Id dull
I hereltp appalni K V. U na. It
It Ires, a nr W. M. McKInn-n «•
loaperlnra o l
told Claeilon »nd
ktdward lllaaloe o . Clerk „ l a.id
KUrllnR
In aline.a where..I | have her*.
U.l-r eel mV ll.nd s* UoPOC of Ih.
f lip of lAinford. Plorlda. and hate
— d i a m w # aau
routed lo l.e .(fix ed
herein in*
peel uf e . |.| f lip uo Ikto Ik* laih
UAVE YOUK WATCH rep air* d.p of pepiember A t> ta ll.
by aaa wka really ka*w( hatrl IPRAL)
T U Ill'PAS.
Hrigga, Jsweiar, Mag. Av*.
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tMlV o f Ponlurr..
Flat Ida.
Alleel:
r H I.ALNON. f lip cterfe.
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VeactaT ]
rtaaarri.
r j v r i i mmm w* m i
Nuvfaty. Vlrfinldk,
CuMpUliuMla.
—
r. V. OAT KB and —
It aapearta* ht
In th# bill
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than lb« BUI# of P\
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ORDKItnri that said
dr|e#diito b* aad tki
•t a t k w k s t a p t u i T o w e a n .
aMir. wa.vAunwB.vw, n a n u .
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AIV o r
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a r i i r * r aa, m x
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o f Paafard MeiaM ppbliokec. Iroilp
FOUND: Cw tum *
jewelry
bar
ear.pl Mu.dap ol Boaford, Ftori. Card. FUrtds, Ikl. lllh Agg.
da (or October L laal.
pin. Owner may have earn* ky
BTATK
OF r l/lU lP A . fflllN T T OF ;« !T li ^ a ,u *;
7 describing aad paying for tkU id .
HKVtNol.K. **.—
A. W. L. Herald O ffice.
.
B e fit, os*, a naiarr public in aad
far Ik* Plat* and rnuolp ofoieoald.
IL L Dai*,
STOLEN: Black aad peroooollp apaeared
wha. kislna been daly awora to .
tied
femal pointer, rnrdl.a to tow, dea.saa aad hay*
toward,
Wethaca’e that ke I. th. editor aad m*h***r
or Ike Heel..to Herald, aad that
Ih* follow low I*. I* Ik* heal * f hi.
k*awled*e aad kellal, a U M Male,
meal of Ik* ownerkhla. a t M g t .
m e.i fk*d If a dellf paper, Ik*, air.
retail***, tie . aI Ik* afMeassid
pukticiii.,* tar the dal* skaaa ua
Ik* kbate .apllok, reaalrad by Ur#
A il o f Aagaat I i U U , aytkildUd
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The Sanford Herald, October 09, 1931
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 09, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 09, 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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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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J#u a new spaper
WMd la F lo rid a ’* H eart
W e rW a G reatest Vegetable
a a d Richest Garden L a n d
\N I N D i E M J K N T P A 1 L Y N E W S P A P E R
Member Associated I
German Fliers Said
Lost In Atlantic
Hoover Learns That
HJs Plan Is Be i n g 1
Approved By Every
Major U. S. Leader
W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 8—
’(AvP.)/— P n a ld c n t
H oover
h u in form ed today by Govte n o r H arrison, o f the F e d -'
seal R eserve
Bank o f N ew
lYcrk that hU proposed $500,
000.000 cred it corporation Is
expected to be incorporated j
> lt M n the next 24 hours.
Harrison told the
(h at rapid steps
made in setting up
tution. Ue t a i l s
President,
are bring
the insti
of
the
PARRSBORO, Nava Scotia.
Oct. H. — ( A.P.)— Searcher*
held no hope today of finding
two Herman vhip-lo-ahorv mad
pilou alirr in the mud flat* vf
t’ohejuid
P.ay
*h «r«
they
(ra»hai e a r l y Tuesday. The
wreckage of their plate wai
locate I by l.ieut. I-eigh, Cana
dian flier, and later bita of
smashed
wing i, a custom*
manifest. and the llrrmtn pa*,
•enger Ilat* were found atrewn
off Kconomy Point Leigh taid
he ha* *pot ted what he believed
to he one of the todies and
hoped to locate it today. A tug
left today to grapple for the
pfine in p-e hop.- of finding
the flier*. Frila Simon and R j .
dolph Wogenkne/ht.
S A N F U H li. F I.O R IJ 7 n U r R S p \ Y . tH T O H K R . tC 1 *
EXTENSION OF B ru e n in g ^a k e s R eady To FLORIDA SAYS
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prruurr f**lt here fm
It) home mii«I th*» mMil*
I I A.P.f Political reprisal «a « sM^| ailoptinic « resolution urging r \
T)ir> rra< li fat into their .
F t e u d A mI k
in»r* «»f pnaatr ininraa. «*| |«»
' b) apeakera before the Aaierieln tinamn
la
llomer aUn h‘»« K fur* him con **** extent of tou King tty Ml
Kederati* n of lator hor*? ye%ter
tinning evident* . f tb«* finaiuial
day t» he ln«*\t able unlra* the
tnuiMfA of the r.uni(>ran nations
eominit fon rrtM 'ake« steps t • Thr plea of I'lemiw
Ma<*|)on«hl
' RlUviate unenip'o)meat. I abor
<;r«*at Britain for «tabilitv un.l,
hlaa
V O'MtiH't’va*
• so was lauded for Its “ courage"' national unity, in lo*lay*< tlr«ti<in'
flfU v•-artiv »w|*t%
manifisto,
was
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White
in attacking prohibition.
tel ‘ VC N o t
lfou«n with inlete«^ a« a r * 4 J
Kdward Keating, edi or of l.a «taii* tic pa 1 tine nt -li-rstii «ayimc
bor, th# former congressman for thnt M I-ov«I express| <sati»Iar 1
Colorado, Representative Ralph I *,on that the ilehtn «iul«| !»,- tftw• t
1 A. Ilorr, congressman from Wash-1 cus^eif ilurinir hi« visit here
AH of th» »c thinr« will be tak
j ingtin, Bpencer Miller, wrervtary
,
\ -urniwg i„ ,|| H..|,,«wb. u,
of the Wkfrke •' Education llu- rn into atA'niint hefoi# the prv«i- J
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dent fWeidta yvhat l.g can do Honii*
frau, ani A B. Swales, fraternal Jof tho.e who hav,« talked
• b-t» axluwiulMhi* * 0v.K >.I tf|«y
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<n»* loading w. unloading
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f* ratified bv Ccn Th* wni* open ganildihg h..i»v, f lu A vtn iir k in the \ o*imi« Jail
Cketi. during Ihr -lay* wV.^
today aw-iim r 'he iMilc ia* el • -*1* W*uw i *lt. -m. ,,„ng -,4 i nu»tk
* Keating, whi’e he niaile n> diWi*t-<e.v«h> tr a m * ,
v m. m* i .
Capi-nr m*de Iht- village hi* I |»*b*eoe
to «
k hauler
net refer**,, to th* add**** nf
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mean air nylmM * a i * OVor-L* ► S i i - m roeideaa e f M uo.,-* » .
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: emnayiOwaily by vh* Vuwnta ‘ ..wnm.at 1 ngth in h* *cat faced gi
rasa, firm sr sarrvlary of laloi',
Hon. wbo v* V*kl In tvav* *v*n rua
I- N.lug Uk -ul -a. g , M,
'vai'ir'* trial in Feileral I'ugty i
yn|«rday, rvpvatad one nf 'the
r ate yv-i.-tifay u 'n a vn in •d *>•„ **-•»<> a . viaiigb. -u -la in ,,
ihm gi* ..f inrosn# tax eva.ioa
•vnalor't phiaie* with a directly
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oppoait* interpretation. ■
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heavy taxation of wrallh wi*
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futile and Inadvlaabl* bec*u»e It
ward.
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peating Senator Davi*' language.
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-We would limply be taxing the
*'**siW4> io«ia| lor n itk a lmjl\
ut,t
sh.i**1* 1 '*■ adm it wl .u n u m g u i.r
godltaa profita wrung (tout mil-'
.. aomvwi*. Ur C atlnlg wa* u*jg. I d .ila iv d th a t V . v i n . 1, u , ...nx.
lion* of workara. Go b«for« Cm- '<*'* ll«u*e, *aid h* not only ->|i
“ ► » » * » * » W IO M i k
, . in yah ta*t u ieh l
grr*« and utgo it to remain in 1“ *fd the preaent debt hnli>l.t>
I.f.t
" h 'W I t e i* are a . know n . . . *ld» fliie u* *»t KkteiHv -latee
aeaalon until It haa done what it hut would redoubt* that opp<-.ilt<n
th . g idtg siitvea, tv a k ieii
rvi * " • * '• « » tu th.
a*i ideal uia. a
ran tu rciiev# the flu tin g aitua- agam«t any furthar au*ptn«l<-n
U **'*•• Sr. Kuu’vivi.o o „ j \j, y,
lion.
payment*.
tin ie r , the pull, v .l«partin-ii K(k.
“ What can Coagiwa do? Wall.
Whatever It may inilrat* a- t
O •’Wlmue-el Utl
Th n *i
th* United State* *mp’oy* (100,000 ll-mver'* own leaning* at th.- tn..
men and w»mrn. U there any bet- nirnt. Vnderaecratary Mill, nf th
tor place lu «tart th* five-day treasury tock th# had in the ..m
‘
1 **• Airker, iu m w i raajf.y, ^
Wkt vlok ul lillitut.
wiek?
ferenc# in arguing that the .pie*
ha * wl lh»* V^is.ik «llhiiwU
W in# «*A 'hUlkiUl
"Congre** uppropriate* billion* U"n of an extonaion b. left up*-t
* u d i>«ihN »n
ifWca kelittoh
of dollar* for wotki. IiuUtd if fnr future conaldaration.
■» ,“ **J**,?,<
VHm blB 4 *M»«E vba*ai ifg'lteOa
placing a premium on the conSenator Glaaa nf Virginia, i
a *l*r| »
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hba t l U ta b l l t e t - u d l
| tw («4
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tractor who paya the loweat wage* P mnerat, and Senator llinghan
\rhber. w >4w«a| |h . . **ilO
'SKo% -si Ukf wturt
and arorke the longeet hours. Con- " f Connecticut, a Kept dican, al
l i nt fur uiaMg y ea r-, u i i
im - '• u ltk U i» —- t —!
gttee ahould provide that evt.y n were Inclined to .on*idvr ai
vvvtu-n a* the UM#*V if*-—
if -it v t l.l to-I- 1—I-, g .
one who get* a government cun- extenaion favorably
any m ik« vtalv
« i the g n m ug d f l v u k w*u
M
Tomorrow i* Farmer’* [lay. •
Pact must put fair working conKv.n th# preeidenl'* nan iwr
•lira* fh ie ia hr*( l r - t urtt ha>« u tar the r a -i< U.r.
ditiou int) affect.
aunal advieer* du not ae. m to hi legal holiday In Florida. Accord
***** -umit 0*. ur i
utir-t -it hm kan -urat vf l g
“The non-par lain program of In agreement. Now an,| then tail Ingly, the Sanford Atlantic N*
uium enta reitolwl t .
Hv kealtiaa
•*-- Bang* a-ij u
the American Federation of Labor of outright cancellation ia bean tional Bank will nut up*n (or ts.ai
- muliiuri, vf '-anh,r-i v au> i —iiKlnig k u w * *4 a a r a i a i
haa not been In vain, and you wil’ among them, although the preai neaa until Fat unlay morning *, N e w SMYRNA N .
- Ia n * -.
g tf a sympathatlr ear from Cm- dent himaelf has definitely *tat*i
a*talkt an waraiwurb*
Ur l-itoira lu lelltfa hr W‘«h y U*
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I
o'elcck.
(ty water plaal
graaa. Demand a full rail on every hi* oppreltlon to aurh a aNv II*
• few -Jay*, ha r. eo tea *hu pula
meaaurw—and if Congre** betrays RrUrectly trafflrmtd that upp<>
la-hiag IK 1*1 althivi gla he V i- * - i
you, you arlll have the record ae a aitlon at last night’s ronference
v I iK' uhrd e h ie he a ilt haras
weapon lo bring about a political declaring the vlewa of the gov
' It-* K-i ha*J a maw « ta * n a ih « ire
revolution tn I W t "
>th iwJiltotia, huvilie-v, arad -a Vlas, MklflE uf the Surat hraaraw. -ra
”
klil’ar said the unemployment
• I <h*a hettee
i » - » n u ee pep- r 'eiuvuud in thwv umanayv • - « * « *
•ituatl.a must te relieved “ nr
m *n Ua that w t i u a
yuraa rare, aina-rag Ha. anna, utf '
- ’* * * 7
eoclal revolution w i l l
awvep
k —una . . . . le e u a u k v *
e r a .u _____
v r a ia a n g ,- * k i —r a
dim. L
i ! ! I dtaorJerl, corarad hay. pni,, (u. , amutaaimw ,«
Europe, and there will be eoclal
durt ami retkb*. driving faalarellT Mi after pj.todiug gu.lt, to
r
unrast In Amelias."
the police docket pnaantad t-ha.ge* at dhrardvrly vuialurl Id
UaaLamea- I V ____ gV,
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Swales reported unemployment
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*hrji y iA|~j|nb "Hr ^ K N l|At
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» tmlclpa! Judge K. W. War. f Wa, WUlraara mad. .kTaTveaL
la the British IVea la “ wore* now
.
^rawrere^ *
J
diaposition on Tuesday afUraoo-i Elba lluffmaa and Yaar..
than It ever was."
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Annie Bell Wad., robred woo,Irak, .bred, wee. i X T r g J i T u
• M o t E. J, Gee ring**, bead of
-The American Federation of
Alhto.i 4 Fait grataa te » auunhc ^
.J f u a ^ L . —
Om v * 4 ran*
an.
charged
with
reckbs*
jrivinabordtrl,
y.aduct
Th*
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Labor la on tho right track In op■ d - - a r a a - w S U h ra* hraraa-uJIn.
plead:! not guilty but waa flnrdarabg guilt, aad era lined ti W .v g a in O a lawedum u f w hiaE hw ha
poatng wag* cutting," he said.
110. Offitera William, and Arab chib th. mnl ybrabd aut gudV,
"Million* of pounds have been
son arrested her.
ad wa* dumiw,d. tdfu er Wit
airshed from wage# In England."
Belli# Baker and
Caraaiunmv evade the arrest*
Kapreseniatlv* H o r r devotad
Moore, col. red women charge-, Nathaniel llu lav era colured
moat of hla addraaa to an attack
pl-mbd
an peukibl.hn.
l|e hepes whataear la don* will aid with disorderly conduct. pHadharged with aaaaiiit
la disarmament, and that
by not guilty and guilty reapecMvelytMIty amt wa* fined «J. Ofrwcr,
helping Europe, thU country will The Baker woman waa -itemiaae barter and W Ucaa__ -1- IV.
while the Moor* woman waa (to.-vaU.
help itaelf.
^
Cir*y arreatte thrm. FtanX Brew*. calor.dL’ chragnt'
CKea A blander and * * . Henlth Uh>g drwak and diaradefb
r . Burn*., cwbred man, wermraiad not guilt, hut waa tu*!t
Sanford Elba are again remindcharged with disorderiy eonduclv Officer Wi l l i . - , - ..y . .v,
| that they art all expected to be
They bah pleaded not gelKy. butat.
“
tiaupMu whiab, W a
- EvaanJale Park, Lake Mary toLOS ANGELES. Oct. iL-<A .P.) dodge War* fined Alexaabp | l t t t t Cboby aad W L. WhJd. Edward L. DuAway
ghC ftartiag at 7:00 o'clock.
re The hx met ea tia d
— A moment after a. Jury bad re and dbm Ued the rare a ^ la e * . w h d T ^ r e U c^ ra
turned a verdict convicting kirn Uumea. Officer Bkaffer made Unnrgw ad rrrkbar driving h i coaten * i 4 r e % I
S.kvu-tvsna hat tbn
ta I I count#( o f grand theft and
Of
JKUteJ, colored, (barge. Jdrel ret ^ d i “ ° ^ d w t r e 'd ^ th* *. *.»v M L r e
ilaUUre of the state corperalloa
the ml*- Me. wanabad
recaritb* act, Harry S. MtCaiWe Elk ktebk. Cab
mask drew n ’ pUtol aad »hot hira
I
Bat guilty- Of Iren Nabb red A K. Ewrere.^1patrobuaa W a r e
re! f dead in th* egertrdhaa. Inst » # B
fleet* Marshall aad Sbnffar ar tit* >*iMmi who figured ha an Fan v -.v icon fa n .
tight th* H yaar old Qlredala
^ d n .r e ,y ,r a .T n .tM
i
Onarabr waa crevirtad ef bac- rwta* h i- .
* y ,< * ♦ » rethhre R isin g '
tag iandled' -the affair* #f two with dwoedatl* candurt, waa fW vh a
^ y a f b i* , ia - ki*~ »
w i
large (Inane* aad real estate rum- $2-50 after pU dlng gmUty. OreUh. whMa .a n chrarenl wUh
Rvrkwilh Vsis \ki 04
Motorists h i wool v
Disorderly Condut and Reckless
Driving Cases Ihrd By Judf^ Ware
Albert ^
Local Airmen Return
' A f t e r Speedy Flight
StrrU H *
tr r
Elks Urged To Attend
Chicken Pilau Tonight
Adverse Jury Verdict
Causes ManToSuldde
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T H l HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
JINX LANDS IN
CAMP OF LOCAL
GRID PLAYERS
GATORS TO GET,
ACID TEST IN GO
WITH TARHEELS'
STAR JUMPER
MeLucasI*o.sesSharon,
Hill, Odham Just As
Hard Games Arrive
By
P E TE R
hard team to down. Tfcetr Infield
lookad fin*, and * h n i M r ekiirUld ro t tboir opt to* adjusted to
judging » H r under flood llghta
they will mike a f i r d iffetin t
ihowlnr thin they did laat nlfht.
Tea outstanding fielding feature
of th* y>m« l u night i u Kally’i ratcb nf Lloyd'• line drive Jn
the thlid inning. It w i* a b ird
hit ball and it locked like it we*
beaded for deep left field; bowever young Kelly etepprd in (hw
Ky H I I. C U L I.U M
way of it and maneged to hold on
Company D o f tha N ation al! to It, although he elated it bunted
Guard* went down to a crushing * a hold through hl« gl >ve when it
hit.
defeat last nlfht when they met*
tha Seniinol* Dry Cleaner, Dia- ®®’ Scuta:
CAPTfrMN
Branch AndMatesWill
Do Best To Remove
Foe From Flag: Race
HCI1AAL
Veteran Players Get
18-11 Verdict Over
C l T T r O k la ^
O c t/
— — » - ■«** » ♦ S L A IN M A N ID E N T IF IE D
Crew Of Youngsters
lly KRANK H. W E IG H T
G A IN E S V IL L E . O c t 7— Score,
of last week have malted into hi*tcry, and i-<e itartllng victory »f
the Flo. ila ’Gators, and th* r!oa.delesl .if t«e University o f North
Carolina, - ill mean nothing wh,n
tho ta
learns clash her* Satur
day in an engagement that will
provide en acid l » , t for the Fin
Nat linre way hack in
Hit I
Some «nrt of a jilts ha* hit
htn this witter h«sr I his first j <*«wch l*«or,inl M fl.u a*’ Semi- I
<11 » ei*111*. Fared
Wcrldx
trldx Srrien
Series rrturn«
returna in the ..id I
, , l* h
• tinngr«t team
Ib•parial
ip *riil Thrati-r,
Ba«kr»
T h r.tcr, n«»w
„„w thr
the B
.-k a J
' " " . ‘ "Jf ,h'
....
j m :lt>- year he:.- Friday
noon, *
\ Bulldinf.
|>«*r<hr(l on a
m lonif
lllding. wherr,
where, perched
long [1
,)lher , h„ n thl (N'bIb Wild* ,
Udder,
J.
I*.
Hurt
did
th»*
innoun
ddar,
I~
the mnoun , r„t,, he find, the each d. > Ming*
.
r •* bir
n *1
Itr. b
h fm
fine
hig rrowd
crowd of
..f fa
fen.
I hlln m ,r, |
Wbo taw thr Urate* takr four
,(...m
U ,Vl. «Marl»*«
I t ;:
Monrt^ * .................
•*> n » i .h .t
ralght
M erit. Ath
tig h t from ('oiinie
O KLAHO M A
Te—< A P .)— Three m A w e n k illW
yeeUrday when 'a n eitplane in
which o m o f than t^aa a | taiiw
# *» fell in tap of an automat Ila.
from which a^a other* w a r e ,
wa eking conatnwtlog o f a fckSSd
Ing. Th* pilot-ef the plane wa* b Juied, pro HI'. Ip fatally.
.
X
T a l l a d e g a , Aia„ Oct. 7 . — .
( A . p . l - Police ' yeatrwday
said
Mack Bobairta o f A nail ton, aad
hl» father,.. F. I f. Roberta of*
Cnlambua, C i.. lad Identified k
men slaia arar bite- Sunday gj£.
mond Rail team in tn# iirst gamr C O M PAN Y
their brother and ton, Laroy gefe-t A
of the fall ariaon, tha icors at the Cook, Is p
»rU o f ColuroUa. Th* body wJU- 1
end o f the gam# being Dry Sexton, rx
he tent to Colnnaca fo r burial.
» 1
Claancrx If, Company D I I.
ii<T*on. rs
Two touthpawa, Johnny Hodge Moye, ef
k t,
ha* a
a W
S *n r« provi.l
proviil
Ik
f, ha.
M orli'n
o r lt . .Hern,
h olfU .k
u„,l,| ........ . ( , „
I 'llll M 'h X P IIlA litre I, Wil.
The contest bring, to Uro Florifor the Cleaners and W. Kinlaw St) -k. ef
•d hif
(hi*,
me a«
aa mm
mu, h plra«ui«
fle x u r e «
th .., Iw„
„ (>|„ „ „ „
L A K E W ORTH— Work itartdT
U R B AN A , III.— Pate Yanuskua,
by O. O. Fianka on gaa aad aartr^
H U Connor of Columbia ■•*'’ rami . f.w the f i r .1 time th.
for Cnn.puny I) opposed each other
f m•••nt
t n t one.
rlr in In* left l« ir. Th«! h b * •
alove, it the 19.11 captain of the at the start nf the game. Roth Mrl.tlland,
ir« atat Ion a t Dixie Highway aad
North l sridlna team, nrd Sato•l
wk0 won tha
loicke, If
-•
Minnie Mow. for .HJham « m one
Unlvar ity
of
llllnoi,
footbort Hodge and Kinlaw wera very
twelfth Ava*>
day’s run lo t marks the lecund
Lloyd, rf
W ta
U r ttd
he muin 1 0 ; . m (lu* ji.mi, t,4< k
••
# «U
l*d out
ik i I pulling for the
(hr
i*
-i*th annual
lie
la
one
of
the
itar
Play
wilJ Johnny, after (triking out the Dunn, i f
game e* whl.h the two *jnatitu
1arrival wkh a leap
Mtcka. figuring that Murderer *
ers on the team, which i, ex fliat man up to fare him walked
TITUHVILLE—Parking ' houad
fhissey. 2h
fret _"vt in he*.
hes.
lion, have met in football.
In
Raw would '•■Hr di*p«M»»
of
*• thwiM, ilftlru r
pected lo make football history three in a n w . However, J ihnny
owners In thlx station started im
Kinlaw p-la
..
|l*.’ l. in s post-season clash at
Wild Hill
llallahin,
Burleigh
(Han evgi, how
this season.
..truck out I ockc for Ihe second Smith, c
provement and repair work am
t.iCg fljin g tackle of f.»|s*! JaeksonviRa, (he Tarheels won n
Crimea, and Paul Derringer. We
-hnrnn, yf*untrnii*r
nul. Lloyd ,invlrd s o lin g Sextnn D rigger.,, JU
tbalr plants fop • hipping season.
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l
*
»
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h thriller. |f| sparta.vlar II to 0 Iscition from
fait Burr that ad of Mark'a
I*' l.intl u berth on
and Moye v— . „ u; *1 Ihe piste jn
•I
•athletes would make a nuprtme
^
'n f ■
11 •
I.comping nf the headliner, won:.I
• *i-n i** a ini kle, h" . \*.t.ng, e r, don't quit show (Florida,
an at empt tn also «rore no the
effort in give the Hid Master hi*
1*1 wii^i In* n*i*p "ould', *. ' ,l
D.v-hn*»i n,.r,| horilly be complete if the names hit. Company i) boy* managed to
third World'* Serie* urtory In a
In mu Ihnl hr 111>fi
.....ae.
-tarl
J
f"o -h a,I ' ? “ ? »r'.m S r « « » -T in y -IH g ,| n , of u!! who played » e e not .n •queetr over ona more run in the DRY C LEANERS
I ™
"
raw for a new world* rerord
» h.| th. . . . .
, '
* " Mon.Uv
n th, .trength of thr eluded.
,‘ cind. they go; one more m the Th,mpxon. e
W . Irokid at hading, fielding, i
in
| |„
* " . . ' f * nv Tetheel,, and inatrurlrd lh.» 'Gs
teele, Ih-.Tj
Fine blocking a n il targUig. fifth, thr.-e in ihe sixth Homer
Sad pitching a%rrageH from nil
| — d o n ' t t t H r ’ i*'.
la s t'
-hoold
p t a j 3 n‘
,h" ' startling dt-'l
Titlis relieved Hodge in the box If. Tiin,. r, p
'angle*. an<t naturally
derhieil
win „ e . N P. state, for “ we ar
J •««lfxv;ct.t i„ running the
th e e n d ln r !- '
T im e *
Miles, I,
I
111
(he
sev.nlh
inning.
The
Com
that the Macka were the Imyn da
» -»fsVl m Icing rnad. ... i f ..............
S' *rent
‘ r ’ ,OT
*g a m «l . Jiff,
propo.ltlnn
.i " ° H
pan, f) team sreuirj lour M's Hodge, p-rs
make I . nl.ii . game a » h . on.,! I hi* wi*«'k
Ithia year.
‘ hat '
8 . - - . T - wa, f ration, war* thv vital far to rt it
ho. *-..i
•aid. iHiggins
e alt.l a walk, good for five rugs Itotonda, If
eilh all h pupils at arh.xd talk ; I*siA<fl in hu
Icried.
the
virtory,
ami
Mentor
Djchrmin
Doth _ o f (hoax knew
prai*e
of
Juhnni
Hubinsnn, rf
i f f hi, delivery to bring their total
' 'g it up al , ,ery hand. It will p,.,|.
trill itrrs , the e chararteri.tics in
,1 A fts r aarlnir I s-fty Grove (Miuntl
Ho lop of th I! hud 0 ,
I „a. h
llranch. th
bow Cordaa Rich died
llarriaon, rf
-en sllonal Carolina
to || for the night.
'ively
he
the
n
i»,(
exciting
game
the
week’,
preparation,
for
North
id into auhmi«ninn;
Muni r r r ’» Metnca, I ' 0 1o.-.l th.il s stroag,
— why woalda't I h a y
The Dry ( lo.,net, put the game Morg»n, rf
•1 I he ‘ ear an.I fane whu enjo) hack, ahum he likened t„ Flori Carolina.
Paw • tOppe l rolil; thl* crazy Pep willing, on I verv |„.r. ..’ ra| u -i,
tell? ,
ila’a one-t.me phenomenon. Cly h<>n ice right from the ,tar\ xe lie* niton. Jt.
•eeing
two
real
tram
,
work.
,hmil.|
par Martin outshining Date Kuth. field -tor named Hill, a new
With thr rso-ption. of I’ heil,
A a, y * t * r y thriller
< rabtrer. and aa.erted
that hr
tiring two runs in the first and J TIH.s, lb
not
nn,,
the
game.
T y Cobb, ChrUty Mathew •«m* ami ■••nor li.iin tl.orgic. ha ■ le.-u d<veteran tarklr. th.. two en Is, Hall
wa, a great »hjw in him,elf.
*IU| a n a t a a i i n g
. sis rich in the second an.I thi'd. Kelly. 3h
^|iaflUS Wagner in their palmie*t ■hire. In,-ha.Id.* I' i .m. rfollv l.oill,
and I'urnrll, aril two . nh'imor*
smash ending!
Thn-gh ilefe.tr | ly Vanderbilt.
J r ,,r < ook, ano ber southpaw Knlgh;, 'fl.
b*
dayi o In i me the oil
FOle H Is W F IIA
mao Hill headed f..r a fir ,: ,t n t y ln-tlh
hatk",
Ruck
an.l
Sam
Ila-la.
tile
j North Carolina damon.lra,.., »
wen: m l i 'hr !m>x for Company,
World's Sene*, an I old || ,rl i^h with ra..-, for he was pi'Aiog up
I in s«H*d physical |I in the fourth ami im aged to
I A I,.
“,ronif i*ll aruuml Uam lha* r*»n72 I f I '
Crtmt* chunking a (wo hit gann lie.theil ..>*1 . 1- h«o,| o\ • glove
.unint*
I A I* > i
k
g
.
.rondniikii Mm ’ay. All hop, to lx , hold the heavy hitting Dry Clean 1
.* 1 y
Jhr l om n ir, in rcadln#,, for SaturJiy'* 'urh.
t i f h » on
. top of llullalian'* three
Hill hv. not siopp»,| praitiiinir <•«»va*rnor Kua.rll > # .(rn h v
Cmplrea
ludwiy.
Muse.
Smith
ers to four runs for the bilanre
* " • -P"«t*. and 7,000 f * n,
wttk ..
ptrforniaiM e. our preilli'tliMi
:
M t p*
Ih.oigl. hicuusc Ihci.* i- a hate f.-s.*.| S rev,art o f $o.*g, f „ r („# .
{ of the Rims,
pah*.| I*,, .ih .lilv tha* he o.uv get to one
1.lorn I Barrymore
to r a quick Mack
«<> Ihe arrest and ’. l , " ''? ' " “ " Z " f ,
hu<k" ^
,
In
View
o
f
tha
fart
that
wt:h
B O Y L E F T IN W R E C K
,r* " ' M ll,r> fought d o fra J .] HEADS C L E A R W A T E R BAR
pknty. There appearnl to It* n • ,,f Ihc hi* games on tl.r ,. h.dule ■onvleti m of the .layer. „ f t M
Kky Francis
one or two exception, this la the
* n‘l *p' ‘ ••I’u'arly,
bCP« whatever Tho*e f ’anl* re
lie Will he U„C,| lo , p a l I*, great < arren. J*. k.onville. accountant, .
f i l 't game of diamond hall the
E
ASTM
AN
,
C
a.
Oct.
7
c
IA
.P
.)
Ulnly deter veil every uit of ir «lit od.iinli.ge, and, if he loniinuc, lo whose body was found ... ihe
Th'’ .K! " ,l,l“ f * mPtt' I* rsjiiicini ’ C LE A R W A T E R ,
0:t.
— TH URSD AY—
, Company D hoys have ever played —The 10 year-old . >n of William
Ihowtrad upon them, for
thei
i*''
gallant getaway on Harry L, Thomp«on wa, elected
ellcnd p.Si l .» ■ ....o n ', hi- will * " ,HI * near Stonewall, Campbell I
I under light, they put op a good Peacock, a farmer, was left in tha
,
thalr
19.11
VJtut
D t h a j r ’a
Was no reaaon tn (limit that the., lave ever, npporti.oilv to lenrn eounly, several week, ago Mrs th* ' r l.U'11 ■chc',ul*. hut warninys, president e f the Clearwater bar
' fith t against n team made up of wreckage of bis father's autoPfc: W fff playing over tin ir head*.
he n I i*,ociut|nn at it. anusl meeting
l oil. I, Mr|.iica, did nut Id the « » T . n , the will ,w. h i, l,e.n held , again,t i.vrr-.qitlioi*m hav
E m o tio n a l E x p o s *
player, that have been playing Viutile last night after a wild rid«
j*
.
lo-, .if I hu e men » ' ttiie Hole .tup
hairburn a, an accessory or an so.n.led on all quarter,. A f e r i a t Seven Cables Inn Mon.U) ball alt araarn.
with two men who atol, tha ear,
Aftar ypatenluv’* great garni* in linn )•> :< .day ufl.-iii..iOi he hml
m w ly two perle ja of crorrleit I night. E. B. Casler, Je.,
i* made I
Company
very,
.
,
_|H ha>. some
......
•> ./ , TTte father parked the automobile
Whkh Farn*lnikv pH heil nn evwn1 lo, •i'lou.i on.I il.ir.l tram, uei.ig
I b y. "M idlcl" Duck
raced
i n vice president. an<l Jadge Le# L.
HOOVER GREETS C O t'Nt II. j > , ru» for * touchdown and Klnil* |Bfka, war elected ax aecraUcy promising material on thalr |.am in front of a h itel and tha boy
bfttar game than did («rlm e«, nl
Hiolx play, nxnlnst *In- ftmt out
nnd when they get to clicking had lain down on the rear saat
*
toning only two hit*, to «hut u ii * H , mol loll'd lo* -orprise,J how
'■* launched an offm aive
that ai|d treaxurer.
.
togvlher lhey_ an' going to be aj lo lake a nap.
tho Car.fa :i to 0. i ur confldenco In I lei,.* youngsters ft,..I..,| th,- first
■wept the Wulfpack into compluta
W ASH ING TO N. Oet.
.fha Morka* puwrr an.I aliangth Hum.
I
I’r.-.idsnt Hoover ye.t
dclrurtiim .
Thirty-two
playeca
n me....go „ f frf.ndly v
l u raturnr,) ns if l.y magic. From
.ere t«a .,d Into th*
fray
l.y
As hu, I ceil the ruse
on It's going tu li. Mack all the past I d ili.y -. o tiny «p« r,t I
National Council „ f
• . « . h lie, hnmn, and each . a w n 1
way even if the experts suy demon mimed lln w n . running o f Women In rnnventlon h
pleasing performance.
. . pitch, n arc gunr, ami thal holfha.k, ha. proven the urn.alum 1 rnations
for members of
Among the anphontorea. Muck,1
j|-(
Earnshaw is his only hop.. Mur nf •niiiioioge. It...wo ,uns lit.
r il’. b.ar.) of direct..:*
Fountain, Hughes, Culler, Farit'a I n s - pardon our repeat
prove.) and the formal «l
ratal and Clyde MrClellan gave
pl.e Thor.da, .
that an mnrh— ha, f .mil it.
ouUtanding exhibition*. J. U. WtlItfng •y«\ and, by Iht* time you' with
liamaen, Parnell, Hall, Jenklna,
id thl*, may have wiped W il l i, 0 i i ,
P A N A M A C IT Y
linger.) and Sllahy were among
A Timber l.'«,
I ll.llAhun f r»m the mound l i the
the older tnraity inen why p'ayrj
city.
ring a
d r.i.ive ait-lory.
nally
exceedingly well, though a rt-
K
Warningrl .
To-Nite
“GUILTY HANDS’*!
‘‘B ad Girl”
>
We rlalra that the Cards are a
great ball club, with fine pitchera, spectacular fielders, i n i a
one-man batting attack In M ar
tin,, bat, th* Athletics are )ual
a little better. The difference
Ilea In their managers. Connie
Mark la the Ideal manager; fla b
by street (he average manager;
Cannle Mark la the trader; flab
by Street la the slave-driver;
Cotin I• Mark U the master of
BtraUgy; flabby Street U (hr
bit and mlaa payrhologUt,
rosier
ym-ng
few a.
I.I.- ■h»
Usher
like e
ninn on the field Ihon
llrown. and «urely there are
fearless, for he lu. kl*. and
tig f.Itow . like l e t . o Ware,
Kannv. and l.*»i llronnun
dinrun.
While the flr»t tram did a- go i j
... could lie expected again,, tht
Iricky plays, I ouch tlrLucn. wus
llin, uglily di« pleased over the
wnrk i.f some of the linesman, lie
indicated rhat unhss hi, hig
guards Slid tackles rhow.il more
.lu ff thill he luiuhl start and
Willi Ihs till) hut
Football fan* in thi* neighbor'!
!•
^ood don't nee! to woriy a’jou*. scrappy rnenibc , of Ills tram, in■hiding Varner. Diggers, t'ulr
ir hat they can do over the week
and. There arc games
galore, mnn. llighlon, and Smith. Speak
Darting Friday afttrnonn with , ing ,.f .Smith, there's nnuthvr hoy
who, liku Drown, |s (iny, |„,t h*.
Sanford', tough scrap het* with;
tha Ocala Wildcats. F rils y night. I more courage on,I value as u
fana have their choice of gulng to | acklrr utiil Ih ^k rr than anniu of
Del-anil to see Leesburg inup up the larger buys. Smith made a
>a Defend, or to Orlando to ae
Cna.-h Harry Greens's Oilnn.h. Tl
lir a try to atop Cuach Rainey
QgWthon'a Robert K. Lee gridduri
i t Jack.onvllle.- II.,th games atari
I t 8:00 ^o'clock under the flood
lights. . • Hatui.liy aft rnoon prac
tically every fan who can raise
(ISO, and a ride to tiainevville,
hill o f courer, awe tha
Gatorv
tangle with tho Tarheels In what
|H|I b* the Iteat game the tialors
(HU play
this year. Saturday
light, Jack Mcthiwell’a Itollin.
alll .pen their aea.ni. against
M4 B Ute T.ach.ra College
H Orlando. Tlnkai Field, In a nig^t
lama alartlng at H:00 o'clock. . .
f »h .t Dn't enough football, yol|
Ska ran tr a w l to Lakeland Tuesb y Bight to aee Coach Goof
S p f d ' l H it them College a liv e l
M at Bavdan College, Gtorgla, In
l a tlff eight gam ..
Here are IA game, to pick from, moat of t
week we are offering new prixet. Through the to c i
well i, one uf Sanfurd’a leading department xtorex,
and Watson, fashion' Canter for men, the two p*r»i
mnet winnere this week will ta awarded trade r*
1 1 .0(1 in trrnb* at rithtr itor*.
To help you In selecting this week’s winners,
team* did Ja.t week: ’
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Although 70 !n,al football “ experta” were entered in T V
Herald's Pick The-tVi nn r contest last week, we want at U ait 80
more to join in the fun, anj try to win not only the football tldtet tu the Florid,a-Kenturky gamt at Jacksonville, Dec. 5, but Die
prixes uffarrd weekl) for the penon guessing the largext number
of winning team.
< N avy
it N /a c lln a
o V lr g la ls
a W l. c . n . ln
-IJ t ’a rn e g la
*500
Georgia va Yale
aaaaty. Pla.
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^
EVERY MAKE
SMALL
DOWN
PAYMENTS
EASy
TERM S
WEEKLY or.
MONTHLY
OF CAR OFFERED
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V•
No. 131—Dodge Sedan, 4 ryL___ _ ..... MMf
No. 433— DaUk Sedan, 6 eyL *x’. .... 74.99
Nm 402—E M I Coach, S eyL 4— ..... 19.99
No. 432—Fori Skealer, 4 eyL.... ... __ 14.99
No. 422—Poatlae Coup*. • eyL
..... 49.99
Now421—CadUbe. S e*L „ ' ........
doM
No, 421—Hu^moblla Sedan, 8 eyL_____79.99
EVERY CAR A BARGAIN
V. t . L va Davldioa
* ta EXUL AU aty la* IS,
Tana in F rla n d lv Five
Faalnataa Every Friday
F r e e i n g wra* c . a
g
.
Aabuni va WUconain
va fltenfonJ
..
k k T .
,
lk * k M jon cnu * AIMVILLIC,
va Nortkwsatain
f
— -
>114
Sawaaae va Virginia
toads In eigh ty at; ta* and
In alsm anal widths fa Ha
•
Fo r d
Chevrolet — Bulck — Chrysler — Studebaker — Dod ire — Hnnmnhil«»
Nash — Willyg Knight — Whippet — Oakland — Po n t i a c — Hudson ~ Essex
Cadillac — Lincoln •
j
• •
We WtB Give
ax. at A e n s t. A U. III*.
I l M vert If Irate la a y ut
yae made appiaatUn for
to Isea* la aaewrdsaaa '
la hamlaela
t tv a
Now then, clip thli coupon, place a - W opposite I
of the tea at yot» think will win, write your name and add
send It to the Sport* Editor of The Herald before noon 1
O ct 10. Remember, first lists In have th* beat chance to
trade co. pons at Churchwell'e and Woodruff and Watson.
llv iV * this wvvks 11,t:
llUaola vs Purduo
fit a ^ w v ^ i s r .
J
a V a w ls r
< M a rv la
| j Jf V i a
TRUCK&y COMHI
18 c a n p r i n t a a t o r f l O M t
* 2 c a n p rir a d r n n f l M i o f S O O
OUR LOSS IS YOUR
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door* down the i t w t Roth l i n n and Morgan teatllied that * xm afUr the raid. they
were beaten severely. “ A thousand
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t i l “ manager,” he said.
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M i Ml* Hubwey, a notorioua
M bltng house, to a *afe in a
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yblglieth fr Capone owned the C i.. * "dawn to d:ifk" flight Monday
MV. gambling J,'*res. Ihry were , nnnerting the capital* of Can*:*,
'fm fltabte for aomelm.lt. the gov the United Statu and Mexico
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Of sever*I large hltie ledger leoik* J " rminghant. a ml * of pun C hrnti.,
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c!nririjc t h«« nl record r'l'ptemher | nf I t hour*
the heart an | strangle,) by cloth
,Vt09fthn from May to iM i tnlwr, and lf> minute*.
gag* held fast hy wlrr and adl h 4 j 1117.(111 in l!ir» unit $170,heaive tape I’ rlc '* wrists were
"Weather p emitting.” he *aid.
ln * l»N .
Oct.
8.— ( A . I \ ) _
"I will take o f ' from Ottawa at
NEW YORK. D-t. * ^ < A . P > - clamped logethrr by steel handaround Mahatma fiamlhi announced to
the crack of dawn, and I h"l*e 1,1 The bodies of two rum-running ruffs. Rope was wound
their (miles and pulled tightly,
teach Mexico CHy in )*•*« than 12j
day at a meeting of lh* Indian
. gangsters, slain not In gangland's so that their
knee* met their
hour*.**
xnn ritin .umuiittee.
preset-,1
modern machine gun manner but chin*.
He raltm a le d
'hat the flig h t
The only clue discovered by po jver by Prime, Minister MacDon
found
would enter 25W m ile*. * lig h ily l,y h.utMl torture, were
tn ,ri| up in burlap bag* yestcr- lice wax the license number cm the ald that he had failed completely
farther than hi* 2151 m il' a Iran*
car in whirh the hodira were to * m le the Ilindu-Mostem rnmI dny
co n iin e n iu l flight
They wr: re found hy a laundry- found. It waa llite j In the name munal y n 'ik n . He qualified his
“II will lie more difficult t" man
in a parked automobile in of “ William Rantel.” but offlrers stateeirit however, by saying thaL
e*|iial the Iran- nation mark, h* * ito* Huy
Itldgv section o f Brook- ■till they were unable to locate this doesn't mean he has aban
ever,” he *uid. "berame the timer
anyone* by that pamt at the ad- doned lope of ever arriving at a
ary cotinicling the the e capital*
The bodies were identified a* dr. ■* given eg the llcrnxc rec solution o f the issue.
Itea in a southwesterly direction
i liter of William I’rlc* and Fid- ord*.
” 1 pnpasr to use the present
and there will he greater chance ol
wuiil Flanagan, Brooklyn racke
fuil ire pi a stepping stone to suc
having to hock head wlmla.”
teers who, (Kilim said, were en
cess” h. said and added that tho
Doolittle arrived In Washington gaged In rum-running in Long
work a: trying to solve the com
yulerday morning hy plane and Idand Sound.
munal jrnhlem mus; cootinuo and
spent the day conferring
with
Price wn* said hy authorities to
failurelhu* far must not ho per
I Bragg Wkn ■islifni‘ 1 |o ietj unl State and Commerce Department
tmve tweo a lieutenant of “ Van*
mitted, to block other work.
Uj# door dtrrfng thi* rin!, I»»* hnn|, j and custom* official* for clearance
i<r " Higgins, ho'.dlum chieftain
The |oundtahte conference sug1 And C<pon* "“rim# on I hi* rttn •Her the lairder*.
mid allege I beer runner. Flan*from ■Tmf'whrrt*
anti ln*•The xucce** or falluc of the gun al-o waa reported to
hava
JfOti poihlng on tho rtmir to
Might,” ho explained, "drpcnl* a* been one nf Higgins’ hanger*-on.
much on the ground arrangement*
Iloili men had been
atabbsd
- **I Mkod him. 'What do you
a* on the actual flying I rxpe.-t
think this ia, a pally’ ? ami he re
to .pend from 6 to 19 minute* at
plied T n i (hr* owner of thu
. m h *lo|i No more.”
plftpf'/* Hrnio; ttottUinl.
Hi expei t * hi fly to St. Louis in
Copnno f illowed the mi ler^ to
th # f i m l r t f r*»ortiM» U rn
h u id , the morning and on Saiurday to
Mid from then* on the ^lory wni (ink up hi* fleet racer in Chicago
and fly It to Ottawa. I f weather
fflifcitl tip liy the Itrv.
Mr
Ho«»
|doe* not permit making the flight
C tp on # m in e in^o the n am ing Monday, he «*ld he would make
f jom, the m in is te r Bant m ini t l r - I1 tin attempt on the flrxt aurceetl•
tog day offering good ronfillnrtx.
minded of him:
Doolittle Plans Risky
‘Dawfn-to-Dunk’ Flight
Gandhi AdmitaFaQure
In Settling Problems
•W h it
you
>l« ■>»•
DEPARTMENT STORE
pukinic
OH m # .fo r 7 'C an 't | ru n a |il«n o tn
Clctrn? You pulled the
raid
KEY WKBT. flet* H 1A.IM—
Four Navy seapfanes nrrncit here
'Cktpine was Informally i g *,ed veaterday -n route to t’anamn
In a pajama Jackrt, trousers and from Norfolk, Va. The plane*, the
tadlDom slippers, when he ap sixth aril final flight nf a sipiuilared during the raid. Ilragg said, run of 2tl planes lu be tianaferred
t that did nop prevent him from to Panama, will Irave here Fri8,
making arranjernml* to
gpardjiay, refueling at lh. II. S.
th* money In the treasury an< Swan at Trujillo. Honduras.
th il yuure'rm going
m il"
l<r ju ll
B u sin ess a n d
ATTORNEY
H. S. White
Attomey-at-Law
now
associated
firm
Electrical Wiring and
Bnalrlas
... ^ i S l S r t r i c
w i t h tk* sale o f P ty*
mouth. H u d s o n , Easel
and Chrysler a a tow *611*0.
W ight Bros. Co.
I'lyxaooth Dewier*
LUMBER
Hill Lumber Co.
13Ui and HoUr
‘
“ We are at all tin es
to am1st yon In any «■ »>
with yoxir btrtMblc needB*
PRICES CUT — EVER YTH IN L O W E R
Phone 113
FLORIST
BEAUTY SHOP
PRINTING
• The • ■
Powder P u ff
Beauty Salon
Herald P rinting Co;*
Lulu Miller, Prop.
Printing of distinction i t
Crinkle U«d
36 In. Hca Inland
Romper
10# Magnolia
rcmaonafcle tohI*.
SPREADS
SHEETING
CLOTH
Phone 1M-W
Phone MS
Good Quality
Ilreu
GINGHAM
SATIN
OFFICERS AND DUIECT0RH
BOYS*
Overalls or Coveralls
B&e TM’T *
K. B. W IG H T, I’ reaideat
BARBER
FURNITURE
RADIOS
Standard
Barber. Shop
W agoner Furniture
PHILCCKS
Automotive Eltttrie
Cdnuiany
y ^ e v w . .
iv
111 8. Park
We Buy or Trade Used
Furniture.
B02-S04. Sanford Are.
Phone 771
Cafe — Sandwiches
GARAGE
W. E. Horne, Prop,
1. R. B. BTRYKHR. Vke-I’rv.ldeiit
I - H A W K IN S CONNKLLY, Treasurer
K. W. HIVE, Hrcrelary
G. W. HI’ E N fK II, Inquire
FRED It. WII-HON, FUquire
OVERALLS
WORK SHIRT
Tenuis
A n g ela E at Shack
SHOES
, Barbecue and Those
Famous Hamburgers
Phene 502 ‘
M af f e t f s Garage
<kk awt Secaod
< Iltone 236
•/ *
SEimCEffUTION
Triangle
Guaranteed Repairing
By Experts.
Open U A. M. to 2 A* M.
K. II. WIGHT. President
lit Sanford.
Banfenf and Geneva
DAIRY
icense
with
In conaocUan,
reM g cra ta r
H AS 0FB N ED ITR OFFICFdt AT NO. 269 F.AHT F IR S T BT.
HANFORD, FLORIDA
Wa shall appreciate any business you may art lit to glva us, ar
la send la wa, and wa shall at all time* endeavor to
render prompt and aatlafartory atrvira
la
this
Prof essional
ELECTRIC SHOP
Randall Electric
Company
2 Magnolia
C
AND IH PUKPAKKO TO PLACE TITLE INMlUtANCE
AND PREPARE AI1STRAITH OF TITLE
National Home Hour, NBC; 10:1*. P egg y Marlin’* Charm ScMol;
A. M.— 8:52, Today’* P ro g ra m II,
Muxic Appreciation Hour,
Sign On;
Sheriff A Police
NBC. 12. Time, Weather; P. M.—
Report*. 9, Mume Appreciation—
12:05, Ministerial Alliance; 12:16.
History; 9:40, Aunt Sammy’* Chat
Report*; 12:30, National Farm A
t o Homemxkersi
10, Morning
Home
Hour. NBC; 1:30, Dial*
Melodies; 10:20, Health;
10:30.
Popular Program; 11:15, Organ Rambler*' Musical Clock, under
Program; 11:15. Morning News direction M. F. Luttig; 2:30. FlorlReview; 11:59. Tim * .Signal*. 12, iia-1'al*;* Organ
Program ; S,
F lorida Farm Hour; P. M.— 12:45,
Heme Hou& Orchestra, under di
Variety Mutirale Parade; 1:45,
Sheriff A Polite Reports; 1:50, rection of Leo Kitchen; 4, Betty
Florida Facta;
2, Educational Moore Ore irmting Program. NBC;
Hour; 2:55, Th* World Book Man; Whiteman’* Paint Men. NBC.
3, Hour with the Maateri. 4, The Kiddi* Club; 6:45, Little Orphan
Haunted Home o f Kildaire; 4:15, Annie, NBC; 6, Sileertoarn Cara*
I ilia B. Hamilton, violiniat; 4:30, liera; 6:10, Crystal Market Trio;
Gus Arnheim and HI* Orchestra; 6:20 Studio Program; 7. Amo* ’N
t:55, S h n iff A Police Report*; Andy, NBC; 7:15. Southern Da
5, Time Signal*; 6:01 Dub's Ama rio*, NBC; 7:15, The Virginians.
teur Hr<i*dr*»ter»; 5:30, Sport* H:15, Phoenix Hosiery Program;
Whidd in’* Chorist e r a— Old
Review- Red Rarber; 5:45, Flori 0,
da Collegian*. 6.30, T im Huiton Time Sacred Song*; 8:30 Duval
Peinut Revue; 6:46. Meyer Stoun, f ’ounty Federation Women’* Club;
Violinist; 7.
R U F Ia n s ;
7:12, 9, Interwoven Petr, NBC; 10, Paul
Weather Forecast; 7:15, Sign Off. statement, however, hy saying that
10:30 R. K. 0. Hour, NBC. II,
W J A X — Jackaonvitle
A. M.— 7:30, Reeords; k, Pete St. Augustine Exchange Club.
and Peck, the Plggly Wiggly
W A T K K I T M I ’ ED 10 MILES
Roy*; 0:15, Morning Devotion*.
SRC; H:30, Cheerlom NBC. 9,
G ALVESTO N , Texas— (A .P .)—
Although Galveston is located on
an Island its cilitens never had
enough water to drink until a
modern wa’ er-works system was
completed recently. Wa t o r
is
pumped 18 mile* from a “ farm” of
aitealan wolls on the mainland.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICEi
on
SEMINOLE COUNTY TITLE AND
ABSTRACT COMPANY
TR Y NEWZO
F R ID A Y , OCT. *.
W HUr—CalsaavUto
WORK SHOES WOOL SUITS BLANKETS
Biggera* Dairy
StoudenmWs
Morning Delivery'
Cash Grocery
Sw ejT teY w m !.
Batter, Buttermilk
B. 0. Box 132
Bualnaia and profeaiionat uccupntlon licenses beattna due
October lot.
There la a change in the rata for all stares, undar Chap
ter 16624 Acta of 1931 tho license tax mi atcraa In which
goods, wares ar marchandUa of any kind are sold a t retail the
rata la ae follows:
Phone Ande’a Store
Upon ana atoro with stock o f 11,040 or le u --------- -------------„ ._ f 10.50
Por Mtfc additional 11.0 0 0 or fraction thereof Is
Lsdleo’ Twjgd
SWEATERS
COAT . s u it s ;
INSURANCB'
Men's d o th ln g
COATS
IN R U B 4 N C E
EARL SCHULTZ
Including th,
such •tore.
Children’s
PHONE 48
tuber 10th.
its #oan not, include Hlltoj
tha u ja of gaaoila* and at
t *
t i l R. let f
S * * W WA*
�8ANFOI0 , FLORIDA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER fi, ! M l
n
TWO UP AND MORE TO GO
‘K e t f e f l
t i i !■*
ji
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wot
h t o r Tilt* C R I f r i f
m iM o i.K
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in p h m h A t k .
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final MHlcnitni of h#r *4 rntnlstiA.
H on o f
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4 rii| f o r a n f j T rtar dt ■chit rn InK h**r a* «n. h Kwg'
rnlriv
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S tm t banking
um
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W
‘l*-» *•-*»*•.» 4it(1 «t M«ld
•Hum UM T.^Un> fro-
m
I I Ml I I I I
tm M it >»■
*L tn b U n to Heels*
w l l probably be fla t
mOTnmenUI debt*. Th«
ir h is y a il Out tl« row-
YOI j K WATCH repsirot
by on* who reatlj know, bawl
Hngyi. Jeweler, Mac. A t *.
I 'M i n i
R « 1 «.
*
have
lilt*
t»
Ihr
lill
2III ft
,U > -
M il
1*► S|| | V \
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u lm
of
ilu ,
1 It IT E M .
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hr
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4 Framwr { j u l v m U
I'H IIto fK O TIC
im rs
W
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/
A.tt
y o ? 1^ 0
\ta s u x A ,
A F ? tfr(t
6 ' Li Tj>
Qro
Prt.Jd.at
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life t.t
'■VC/iEb
f t r t ' - r;HS
V v ~XJ> ^
a
ADDS
yean Mint years In Ufa. lir, W
K. M.11' 11 viaII. Fli'tal Hriifhl*, S
Sanf r«1 A vp., phone 56*-M.
CONDON’
YW i
The Duke ntfNorfolk (rwnrrr cornua'
in fine stvle m T.otlv C ra tU flitf'* In the Hnyal H. i
nental I'hallrn.. f e e The Premier Ihik** .»f Kng nn.
.*pticnal!y w tl. fm.-hol second in ih«- ract-
) rd
A iiiu m otillcs
with kepi Intent! fat IF
gn*rtdro. It * w recalled
K V H tH I T r 'O lt P K . New
New Itnltier. |:)25. Near
llarlrv l>avid*on
motor
el A S..n- Myrtle Ave
ARTIST BUILDS CAIRNS AS HOBBY
fca roantry cat o f tho de« U a decade »ft>.
1 foroh fn m arkets c«jvarally
M i m t a i a p m i i t a* a ro4 .t e l
B U N o ln
I — h n yin etu S e rv tc *
m en sem
>adepts* tn this country. B#4 h h r ta and Tokyo erwe
Miy. Tha London .market,
log, turned somewhat hfrwju'with a ( m b deta,'Starling tuehftnf*.
.taabpt minor detail* of the
ila ffe a ad the hoga
" i W P to O + A t y
5 < xk o th c r
V O V A S l £ Q l.
A CAR U)!TH '
>)
> H E QtD /
ntjdHH eicM/V.'in
H£ K i n
r t y LEC f.
U tlll.tH N i,
l i U ) ( K 3 — Irn ca U o i
boaea and tenrral rameni work
Mlracl* <iinri»t* Co. J. K. Tae
•illocer, I’ ron tn l and Elia.
rr*dlt
Ittiaa la expected to be
M « by flu Md o f the week,
rrd; bald len|thy uafetbneai
th r
Taeaday to diacuas
i t l \ . r . U ta y*«terd*y.
• 'L . Harrlarm, forem or af
committee U beaded by
wr H. Bucknar. » resident
"Weir Yprb. Cleerbir Hotue
lUta, W h i c h repreecnti
eith dcpoctta la the huge
ate « f *7,MO,000,000. '
new corporation will n m n t r baaKi In a eed o f
by orrcpirny intmd Chllathtrh la not legally acrept> the federal reaerae. or ii
adlly marketable. It waa
id that the corporation
follow a procedure almllar
1 long in uae by metropollaka in icrxlng tho requlreof correapondent baaka la
r eltlaa,
daaat bankers * axplalnad
|U n tlm.enrporaUo«. ^f0o!4
tfT Gnomons Influ«ftc» *totitorin g fitumeU) sUbility,
d not b« M * u d
/U V f/ fs f IV
I.ANK1 s U lll'ii
STO KE— Pra
•crititi na, n.axaiinea, (ountali
41 ralre.
PKuM I’T
dallaerlea
lljone 10.V
t6 h«?p
.which had bftom c jpYoItcd
iltlea through mis;
pointed out, noYertho-
:tbot numerous financial inI Ro had become unable to
4 L the volume of credit fteedj Industry in their kwslltlss,
im the partial paralysis of
Wcurltles markets had rtn{ many of tbsli; 1fnvgtYmstrts
gVk*ablo. I t waa pointed out
It had become tnpooafble to
■ M percent of the per
P of many round bond* and
a*goo la the open market.
|W>Si more, benka have been
M od by akrtnkago of dopoatk their clUata have'. Indulged
te folly e l Uardlag.
It
U
lo4 that tome 11,000.000,egnoacy la being curroolly
1 The total amount of aaiktrh have become froaen
I way or another la eatl-
at w,ooo^)oo,ood.
iTJWS'iTS
kiloo, however, • ranaot bo
fid by Urn u ts l amount of
n**H» f t i M t
A rr*k
tvc
fy c * 11 TW
O+AK
OH L A D r - 4 GUY
U - i f ’1
NAM IP /MJA. GRAHAM
*SCNT ME HERE - HE
SAYS YpO SHOUl-O ORIHG
A FIVE FO UND
W m B - W l l Do w n Tb
THE CORNER.-HC SAYS
(
I T * IN p O R T A N T ' i— T B
‘lit— Kubhlltw
I V IO N p fK W HAT
th at
c m ia p
.11)— I I iiu m m
skat*
---- - IS OF TO
- > v . NOW ' » f
„
Knr Hale
M K AIfTIFU l* J *lory rMuicnc#
lot iit ril ip .Map lAdta. 11Da«a
corifiii* (if piNilrr tawl ruim iiwS
hath u|»iair«, ilowp^icira thert
an* 2 b**tl room*, liath, living
rmini. tlminif room, kilehtn, front
ami Bark |n»rch.
ilinlbla
R ir t ft i
pilri'il In <41*11 on tnlay'a market,
roltltiugh Realty t o.
N O R W A V i K iln * -(J w rfs I*. Nay*.*. UinUr
IpOo rrvek faim a-ln Maine an«f New Ifimpahire
FORT
Iqp <inva#iti Ihe Alp^, ami th* Buiiilina uf 0 eni
|| Jproirtaa /of' iti ♦work fend d*fin* *ttv pmceduri.”
Other members of the com
mittee are Charles E. McCain,
chairman of tho board of Chase
National bank; Harry E. Ward,
president of tho Irring Trust
company; Reorct W. Davison,
■reeldant of
Oeatrsl
Jlsrtover
Bonk A Truet companyi Herbert
& Howell, president of CofmoerHar National Bank 4 Jrust coin,
pany; and (Jordon F. Kentschler,
president of National City Bank of
New York.
Bankers expressed themselves
W graliflej by the pbatement af
'feverlah trading la tho stock mar.
ket. The market pushed up vigorotsly In the fln t half hour, but
seigad
thereafter as trading
slackened. The price Index of 90
representative issue.* l o t 1 point.
In contrast tn Tuesday’s gain af
S.1 points. The turnover In the
slock eirhange was oaly about
MOO,000 shares, against 4,300,000
Tuesday.
The band market pushed up
strongly the price avtraga of 00
Isrues gaining tH pints, an extra
ordinary upturn for this a vtrif*.
In stacks, losses predominated
am ong the more popular laauea at
Ike dose, although rvvsral' weC*
higher. Lasses of about |2 to |4
were registered by American Tel*,
phone, Bethlehem Steel, U. 8 .
Rt*al| N orth AmnHcan, Union pa
cific and New York Central,
American Caa and General Elecfrfc.bonayvr, w»y* Virtually anthangid, sad NiUbnal DUeuit, Na
tional Dairy and Borden gained
I I to W-________________
- f A .r
“* Ib rlfit of the I,‘I ilrlryntiitn
nPH sent. I at the fourth I'an
HrllP«*i n llfa d a rl* •» YtwrelR
In SU raui■*■(*•, tlbggli# ■ l *M R
llral stiai. anti eIi((4 • MnlmvN
Pick The Winner
lkf»» ‘I«*» ■
AlUmitfh *0
foot 1nil * V x ^ f!s M w*rw ou(*r*il In Tli*
H*Tilii’a Pick Thv-Wlnn*r conf•*-*t luai wr«*k. ws w tut at IriRt .TO
M* r« I»i join in thr fun. m il tiv t** win nut i.nly thr fouttiall Ink
»t to tic Flnritla-Kentucky ga n* *»t J» kMimillr, l)*c ft. but tb*
Rfn*'* 4f ft*11*11 wvvkiy for th* p*i mi giicRiug th*
number
M winnng In n if.
Il#r* «tr* lf» itinip* t«■ pi* k fumP* u»»>«l « f th*in rany, Thi^
wirk wi a r s offering new |»n*c* ITir*.iiwh ih* c . rtiay of C'hurrh-
well’s, tn* of Sanfoiil'v leading *lc|n»fi" ni *totr«. nnd WiHwIruff
«nt| WiAnn, fa*hlon rrnler f<*r m*n, the two (tenon-* pltklng tin*
Dm >1 w inters this week w ill l* awarded trad* n -c » iu H giM,.| fot
$IJ() in irn d * at either **tore.
T o h r lji you in selecting tliH weekN w iim erv, her*’* what ttu*
teitnA lid Inst week:
fifiu Salve for U ab f's Csld- «
I.I1IKHAI, A LLO W A N C E on youi
od battery. 3lfl W. P in t St.
W ANTED W H ITE li v e s , n UTt
U- rlrari, preferably sheets, etr.
The S s n fo ril llr r a lt '.
i iit m ilt T A II I .Y F II H N l.slIED
xsragr apartment. All .riitvenirises.
1’slmfHii A Vr . photi
tliiragr A pa 1 1 menl
IB7 K. fith. StrrH,
IMi.m* TA2.
QUICK -
hand
GUESSED n v c
WE T H A T — '
'
Ifi— Houses For Henl
POUNDS UNDER
M ill K E N T: Sn Hu in lluus
m riur 1:1th Ht. sml Oak Ave.
rail Mis. ( lam Kankin. Telephone
ITS, GOOP YOU CAA4C OR _ _
-V I D HAVE LOST i
? M Y PENNY ■* —r / M
W. H. LONG
HENS and
DRESSED
vu»H J o j r i u j U i R d v — v i
r LASSIFY
Full KENT
A d u lt r uni
MBIT
RI*ENCER*a NEW DAIRY
On Country Club Road
And Hee For Younulf Why
O ur Bacteria Count Ik
Maintained Under 10,044,
U. H. Htunitard Fur
CERTIFIED Mll.K
V\l ur Jail.
,\.rs P is h * VS 11,.| i,>,
•( \ „llb e rrlrrn 19 hrltissks
1
New then, rllp thl rnupun, place n “ W " nppoaite the name
afthe Irani ynu think will *m. m ile ymir name aril address, and
led It In the Hpnrt* Editor uf The lieinld l>ef»re noon Maturtlny,
Or, 10. Remember, fln t lists in have tie best rheme to win the
trie ru.pona at Churchwell'a and Wuodtuff anil Watsun.
Ileu s this weski lit t:
Robinson Urges Extra
Session O f Congress
FDR R E N T; Nicely furnished
stiprn ImnrnlDW. |2 fi per nninth
See liny f|. Williams »r phone 7b7.
Inspection Invited
H ill R E N T: Five n.uni furnished
house. Call t i l I'atk Avenue.
8PENCEK*8 DAIRY. INC.
FOR R E N T: lly Ihe )<ar.
Five
room tinnjrnlnw, Twu car gaiagv,
tlwiur, |tC W. I'Jill. Street.
At All Houra
Cco. C. Harden, Mgr.
2fl— Miscellaneous For Hale
WASHINGTON, O c t~ *.-(A .P .)
—An sfctra session af Caagm*
to deal with President Hooter's
FOR HALE: Large stock of lum
ber at a l<*» price, Vermont
Lumber Co,. Ihlren, Kb»,
sitffr aOriamU Ugblotlvn & adrocaUd today by Xuaator Robintan, Atkaaaoa Dsmocratle leader.
- Robinson raid tho Provident's
program b sound as far as It
went but suggested supplemental
l hambliat
I M ira I •'Men ami
link*
Shop
ti|naiti'il 111 hull ling fiirnitrly o#»
t ii|iifil hv lhi>*r a gioctry un F U 4
St.
.
N o )I.** Photo *how» the a rtis t «tan*ling Ijem l*
W ASHINGTON, Ort
MV KltS
•amtary mint mnilu-t ami Darry
Georgia vs Yale
NOTICE
All City
Drtnber I.
TO BUILD NMW COUR8 B
KANSAS City. Oct « . - (A J \ )
A now public fev goU course of
a KTJ-kcrv tract M ar ban.
finds a Way to
J^top Attacks of Fits
Reports a n received af an
amnia g troatamat that epUaptlcs
'• t o J hah prokfd" aaoceaafal la
ftePpiag their attacks. B. Lapse,
A p t 48. IS3 B. Wright, Mllwaakao. W k , baa boon supplying solfardba with tMa treatment. Ho
now wiahoa to roach a l those who
M « i hot boon helped and to do
ad to tanking tho startling offer
a t a'MMiTu ii troatmcnl free to
aR .' w fto fen . Aayoaa afflktod
* k « M > f t t o for thta fro* troatgtrtag agv—A ir .
Mr. W. R. DanUb'of Richmond
Hill. N. Y. Ctly. write., «Maro
finished my second bottle of Kruaebaa Salta— BasalU— Romovad 3
inches from the waistline— am
18% mart active— mind la sbar—
akin eruptions have disappeared
am 44 years old—foal to years
younger.**
T o love fat take one half kaaspoon o f Kruaeben Salts la a
glass of hot water before break
fast every moradag—aa 88 seat
bottle lasts 4 woaka—Got It at
Tough ton’s Sanford Drag Co, or
any drug star* fat America. If
net joyfully satisfied after, the
l i n t bottle—aoM jr boaku-Adr.
llrvnsrs became due
Illll.
Duke v « Vlltamiva
The law provides that no pvr-~
son shall engauv in any business
profs siun or ocrupallon upon
Maryland vs Navy
which Itcvnse U 'reip irvd unlit lb
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City Tax Cullactor.
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la F lo r id a 's Heart
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VOLUME xxn
THE
W EATHER
P » r t l , (l o a d ; toxic hi sad Ihui"*
d »» with probable •hwwrra.
AN IN D E P E N D E N T t> X H .Y N E W S P A P E R
M em ber A xsoci.ited i»rejw
SA \ P O R I). F L O R ID A . W E R N E S D \ Y . O C T O IIE R
N l MI1EK 22?
Hoover Forms Plan CURTIUS QUITS Carlton A s k » Prefe rence
For State Unemployed A t *
T o E xtend Credit FOREIGN POST Big Conference In Orlando IS FLAYED BY W eil But M artin's
And End Depression AFTER ATTACK
SENATOR DAVIS Batting Does W ork
OIU A M Ml. i v
7 (.VP i
t alltnit itp>*n hi n.la employer* to
* in,| M ih.Mr
STOCKS ADVANCE GU K D
FIVE BILLIONS AS To Be Continued tin .
i h i hi
»r
i|ir> *
4n«l ifive KI. ii U ineiu| lo>n l p » f
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•f i.a n « n um
kinl n*v I)
ih** v in . r
II* ear n ed a;niii«*
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n ti.«
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in
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'
n * The result .»f hiI itw «a ' “ vi ill rr.illv i II
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(|| iim' nr i«|nrrit >
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S t a l l i n g And To
OrRani/c I o Provide m a o
Km
mt'nt For All HAS
COUNTY BOARD
h a ait *h i v
MONTHLl
MEET MONDAY
M K l.l'lllA , 1 )» t 7 -Tin* m u rilt'f'*■ii.'t u11in k i»t t hilt on e-m an
i* * * 3 * 18 Studied .)[;C |ITT o , , , , , , , , d e r N e w Minister
W crltlx S eries, |Y|qaq- M ar
< in i. o ^ . r—
lin. plit.H -nm e c f f . r t u , - p itr h I
' X tt-rlr.. Maaksr. Is.
" r j * " * * r.Xsr i m h aaesws.t
"•* by W iM
Mill lU lla h a n ,
W a l l Street Answers
kwll brills. M i l l Is .lr r a ' p.|
anil .some x|irrtiu;ulur field in g
** fa— llls. Ik* H llw V fr.se.
m s u . T%# a r il., mmm i.krw
l».v the ( ttrilinalx, xent C on n ie
Hoover' s Call With
• * ...« a****, .r * iu m t a U s . ..
.Mm k x A th leliex ili-tvn to
'ta te- m i kmp *erv» mal empl..\
Record Value Boost
mrn
dixhenrteninir 5 (<» |
| W A S H IN G T O N . O ct. 7 . Slitwarj W
Ian.-. Jt .k*.nwi!lo
bcri* thin aftern oon to g iv a
(A -P )-A
room entoug six
l.anker ami
* l..n •« rVA n t i u .
P oin t program fo r n u r x h a l-■«'
III. .'-••inund* I iiurity tl'iard i f Hie ( nrilx a one gam e lead aa
r nan riinr llcinrirh liruriung
head fo r S t ,
-Ireet
lin g th e n a tio n ', laten t bu yin g •*
r ii *mis . i,,in i , I,rid dr jviunlhlv the tw o clu b s
IDs vviihdrawml ram* after hit
l.oui.x to fin ish the series.
iar.e| ,
,
mi rling at lh I mill ll.nisr Mon
p ow er in to com m ercia l chanT iTdicism . y nalmnal sncialist
Ma< Un, whose remarkable bah•••) mm mini dispu-ipg nf a n„ ,„
naia
w as
laid
b e fo r e the *'
• and nationalists who nljtxdvd iw
ling le,| lo tni. promotion tp tha
l*i-r
id
milii'r
affairs
and
anepl
A m e rica n pxxiple tod a y w ith I Tl
•to y iaus he hid opposed Uer many's
*l<«n up position on the club to
pnni* slianilonmvnt nf
Ihe proposed
mg what was termed a rrailltahb- day. was again the spark plug in
th a n iu 'fk d
In dorsem ent o f I
ancinl 1 Aqa.ro-tiarinan customs part. Ihe
the l ar.llnal II hit alia k. |(|s
P re a id e n t H oov er and political
liven foreign minister also was a
.....................................
•""* My ac-rsd the first run la
^ n pU in a.
,,u
< um- tacked on his p .lie, of friendship
of wilii rat finatti ing and
ths’> a iIIi.h ire I County Engineer *he initial inning, his long home
It iacluded the liberalitation n f: *i
m to with Kiams
k I'd ilin ii '
•""> l'l.lif..r l |.i obtain the right 'un intu the left field stanla with
ndlacount restrictions, t0 p*rmd rh
della(lovernnirnl
-pad a-smrn em Nation’s M o s t Prom
I l- lle............ si.n.lin,: m Ip in
" nt *1" 1 ••"I'tnirl a road £0 Frisch on second proved to be the
MacDonald’s ( ’ uhinet
phnlically ...c r ie d
yestrralay,
•■> of nr d l( .»• ban a . a'.as fr''' * "•r fr"ni o point on Ihr new finish of Waite lloyt, and hla •in
the acceptance of certain cla.wx 1,1
inent Leaders Gath
Will
Go
To
P
e
o
p
l
e
i'
anepid. im
t ally nittill ' •'•■" •“ ‘err.find highaav near thr X1* I" left scored another run In
lUnteai however. I iai his ii-signa lain alii
•i Industrial aevui dies now In
er For ( ’ e r e m o n n
hey..0.1 ............. ml ..f.nan in 1 '“ 'n l> lloibr In Ibr old mad near Ih* ighth' lo cr mplsloly subdue
I per not mean any ahange in tier
For R l«ht To R u l e
ailgihia, Um rrvwtiun of a* half bil- j ) ’
(i i d niany'a foreign padivy
go* *r inneni ..•■ I> man
I' * *'*•'' •
s l,»'"k* Til's work I- bring Ihe Macks' . trances. When .Martin
IMn dollar corporation by private !,*
Id be sdlittc I. h.- I. ihe gold
*' ,h'
re*piral of .rvural left Ihe fiekl, the crowd gave Min
isnge.
t antiiDnts a>f lie | Hructnng
it l
7 - i A I* i
haakan- to handle frown paper Tl
lh. Home
I ib
. npttrd al , |'«'drnl'> ..f Kid r Soungs. Mr an ovatlun which has not beta
lima a'eelaied Ihe multi r of the rratgIn's !ii,imui non vnt r,
hingt. o lo tat... air .1
ihe
»«» "I* • l»l.| to inert r<|ualled In niodvm letrball play,
( f Insolvent banka, and U supply Ui
,r:j* i . nallirn id he en r a- rnionel. which
in a grusral *l*v-tinii
a gne
'rse.d |ie.*|.lr
« ''h «h.- Volir-m r „ un*v Hoar,, of
Wild Hill llallahan piuh.'d anv Ihe baa been lumoreat, must brrelegaiOr I"her :1 whether the
nation
earns cash b o o t to harj pressed da- 1,1
list to siphon monry out
the * ommlssi..ro rs relative I.. repairs olber gieat game, and for sin Ip r ctr- ^ *d t" the realm of mnlertur*.
sadly tori by financial and ee,,
MiHnra, aad Um sx panel on o f tha i U‘
(Coni nu.-.| fin fngr Ki.»)
•"> >h'> "•'•hii llrilge
nlngt had hsrn touche.I for bat
.
noinic ill*, shall continue In In
J rx
In aulhorita ivr apiar rrs d waa ..
Alex U Johnson, v.national di two hits. The first 1j msu to (nig
’ or r 1 declared that whether the ehan- M l mw l h . funeral setting w«- ru|*,, bv Itam.ay MwD.uialrl',
ir tor al S. mill. |a High School, him am t down it, order, atbiA *
letnry gold. Furthermon, the arliu: choouea |a p* krs own aa (Impls mil quiet as lh.- man tional g, .,rnrmiit
U i r c LxpertT oSpcuk
was told lo make a survey of the, walked but vies men ax vornnued
neata. Used on pgl>» -‘ ^O vs.1 foreign ‘ atetatua m «am# aa wall ^tinsslf. That* was little ostsnvw I \Jl** day« nf almrst nnpaia
••'»unly > r ,» Sin l niap out a pus »<* »*veq In hla first yams ef UH
la ragarded Us conservativa
aa fart.
•Ion to show that the I'nltrd
r«'Ntlexl t*n.-*rtalnty Crlnt- Ifcfor^ Farmers Gltib
gram for its cultivation during ihs series. During the latter half t t
In many quarters in Wall Strrot
SU.es srantrir who in four year.
.ft
halng placed before a bi-pa rt I'.oiling vear Mr Johnson gate Ihr gaaie he got |„ trouble, b'gl
' 01001 aniioLnfrrl Ji«
|
II
had
been
felt
that
tha
Hspleri,'*'*"*'*
» confsrence of Congmslonal
III.' 'omiuissioiirrs n lh. lough re gr.at fielding saw I the day. Ha
had 1'*sn lo heights uf statesman i nsnf- program tn Ihe Hvus* nf
idan. While Congreaaional ae- I ber dee ine, which had lopped 1 ,, " " l'
"" purl on the .work of ihe .Seminole was in ■ ticklish spot in the eighth
ship. >va« le-ing hurled That s i , 1'omm ni, which was dissulvi I t
bcn
* Agricultural ' luh. end
told of ah ii Hlmmuns, who had gottgn
» will he required eventually ! more than |l!.UOO.POt>.000 fraon' *
is he would have wished it.
'••$•
III.
.one of d« arms Tlv .lul. will (hire hits In three l.its. ceme U
/
etrry the program to romple- \quoted val.sa In tha dock mar
The
servi.-e
.1
Ihe
hir-t
Hrv*
Tonight
Mr.
MarDouald
will
ap
fj Raw, no aperlal aeaalon I. con I kst. waa taiog carried on la r i-l/j
••I w-n Iwn.-fll I. reuse of . , nr half Ihr pl«u with two on anj two out,
r-yrenan ( hurch al I no nebuk "***, ''M, th,>
for ,h*- " "
tampjaud. The Fred dent turned |hy hysteria. Yesterday's startling '
lo. I ...ill levy whi h Ihr Hoard author hoi he forced Simmons lo rdU
was
for
public,
especially
the
1
xuppnrt
and
the
campaign
SIM .red recently
Wljk|y ,0 lh, „ , , nd|ni( , h#
ation to flnaiwlng home •bout-faca waa indicated as strong,
is. Ilruenlng. who si Knglewo d neighbor*
am ong
•al another raaferenew to- evidence of the soundness of that
pi*iiM nffirrr A. II. Hvckwith,
Mai V
ITt p liy m trying U
Ime hand, hu. not whom Morrow was . friend and
rrctary Lamont hmdrd nrialysit.
andllhe Hoard Irinmd lhal moli.lists . t
th, Card attack, but couldn't
i"osvt
will
he
under
way
-enunuli
mself. But his enn .humpinn for 20 year. The family
▼Ited to the Whit, House
I .11 lids sect.... are almost dally f,„d th« winning cood.iiiatlon, Ha
The bund market,
normally
Th fight will lurn n national maser i
* it may safely he requested that there l*e no Hitrii
• more ware uf rasing more stnid than storks, recorrred
vi dating .. county ordinaine which even removed Htehop and U u «i
mfltcnee in th. prtsenl calonei (pai rn
:
-ion
during
the
intrmirnt
«■
i mvnl. a that motorbta must slop ( » n regulars, from the game la
o aa to allow IhcruaseJ substantially in active trading.
•tries of juelir-" and
mkaid* I einetery. lira ling the The lalsir party, hraded by \r th, n (M
'heir antnmobil*Whenever Ih.) ap ihr sixth, replacing them with M e
Lead ■ng commodities sl«n Joined
llch have long been Ii-1 of dignitarka attending IK, ihor llcndrt-on. fondgn -e rcisry Sahrelhe
Itrtsra.-h a e. h...d bus whl h is N „ r ,„<!
Moure. roniparattvi
the upturn. Cotton futJ.ra sold
government rvkericn
>e filled, before *Its- funeral weie f'alytn ( ‘mill !ge. Vic, in lh- rtcrnl labor
loading nr unlot ling paserngrrx rookies. It' yt wax in- ffactive, *8
up more than )2 a bale, and
isaattmbles Oei. II I’ recident Curtis, Secretary Slipi ind 111 -long associate of Mr. Mac | ivmg i
Ihr rlnaril authorix d him t<> oukr » . ru Walborg and R.arimsll. tht
use name, nunniaml »«n. and a number f congrv*-. I•onail until lh ir contrary view, section
r program for tha mass- rib ed with net gain* of }| £5 to
m e.sis in ..very <asr
I arils pounding Hoyt for eaVsn.
oil M, nation'sfinancml * rrsis
many i
W l aT gigantic private and pub- $1.75. Wheal and corn gained
ruugkoiit the nalmn men
V I • onn.lly alii ) . K And. r Wullarrg for t * " . and Homnisll fog
almost a-|idl> ,tud> u
i l l vacourcoa la support of a bust- shout I 1-2 to 2 cent* a bushel
r ie » ifna loii, in ad
Dripret ntlcus dignity marked parte,) them, is
.... me inters „ f Ihr 1'ppvr S. ||ire , hit]( during the day.
„„„ p ,
Th* mure spectacular gains in
’(Coatiaaad From Paga Thrss)
Cur ids' if auv
Ihr ft nrrxil sarvices They wm i angn! against its old Ivader
I hns Itiver Drainage UMrlrl yy,, tf|llb, , r« V¥,
s,
|o.
Thr
prime
minister
has
aehievesl
fxrrncr*
stocks
were
not
rccordaj
until
tw cabinet mrmlerx he|j in the First I’rribytrriap
~~
» ■ -»
II .a.d, nppearr.l b for., the group night. Th. y will play the xixlh
an
ttiitlal
victory
hy
carrying
his
Will*
after the lumdon and Pari, mar
on a personal basis I huuh. whera the family
ha
and reported a. I.. their pari m
|h„ clty u„ Krllto- , f „ r.
Future Farmers Take kets had closed, but tha early ad
whole national cabinet into
th, noelmg
arty affiliaiinn.
nurshipp d for 2d years,
Ihr ar tivilira nf lhal hoard during m mr al 2:30 o'cln. k. Kastsrn
ire o f the chancellor
l*rrsid.ni Hoover wa, unal le I .
lIn 11 New Members vance wax sufficient to impart a
the past few yralx.
Standard time
more cheerful tone to nvrrkvti
W d wlih Ihs views leave Washington, hut was irp
Tnt? C#.Mlfitla0toftar * •lor l<|ril to
... - ,
i up u
across tha Atlantic. Share prirsr
'aul von lllndenbiii g. ri •ruled bv Vlr* Pis-id. nt Cuiliv
it |•|>r•»|r tnj»»• g-iui
|.»00 ,In tn«k.
. . . r I.tr
. I. .Inning
...
.
r of resignation D r.1a. the head of a Fungroasinnat
managed to soar almost steadily,
Iefi.il ..f ihe Wclfaic Hoard, pr. SL
,“ r
ed that he and tlw leUvalion
with occasional minor dips, and
........ Ihe C l , of Sanford will
»« ,h«
eaily ha-l diarussed
The Kev. Carl R. KImore, pas
on.tr tfflO Thr I'ily Will Iw
• ra.h.r ..irprixlng ••hetteo. M
dcsiag prices eere near the day’s
lor
of
Ihe
church
nf
which
thr
• i i»a< hrd at Ihr Monday n.s.t.ne
rsper*. had p . Lad Kuhe Wolbest. The turnover of 4,300.000
rxa.ion v/s had 'he'senator was a nwmh. r >fficial -il.
shares waa one of the largest
of Ihe I nmmisso.n.
'•*'» ** , ,b«
V>Uh*.
return from lien e-1 In line with the family's wishes
Al lh re,|Jr.l nf j K Fug. and ••P-ky A.I.m. was the fir.l b .lsince lost Jana.
i, “ I mads rlmr l o ( for a simple service, th re were no
Tha stuck txchange authorities
. group of Ha. I« rextd.nts, the ,,r
T v
y '
s'*
ioui retard for ihe honorary pallbearers.
.
took farther cognisance of the
Hoard votrd f . ,1...* - portion of, 1
^
. J*n ,h"
situation I want'd
Mrs. Anne Llndb-rgh. Morrow's
Drove Aveuur in Haul, to traffic.' F,' th U,*y.h
‘ ' ^ nu/,or
agilaUon for checking short tell
1 lh* government. I daughter, and her husband Cul.
llefure adp.umlng the B. ard A J .m . w ho.. Isg Is Injured. W *fing by ordering members to lab
t aver, way impera- Charles A. Lindbergh, who are In
spenl ...me lime in a study of the J,n* f, ' d " UA , u
"n •»>•
el' all short salat aa they art
question of my rr-. China, sent a nrexvare of romlola . roll for IP3I wh.vh h . | Iwsn f " * 1 plUh > rl,ch h'* • Taise
transmitted to the floor of the
learvd up. I iherx* lence, the rontenta of ahlch were
presented then, hy Could, Tax
«° «r ' " » r , '*Jd. AJama go
exchange, and by pem ilting ao
Mr- Is all .Belle Kubanka, .Kb .......... . A. Vaughan The rdl » * . , In«
, 0. r ! | , d
such orierr to be executed, un
Ditto West First Mtrrvt di. I at app.oved and adopt. I.
"a L" . . ,h*
h", . 'f wi L* ' . ‘___.
hlrdr 'P M
less they ran he executed without
_ I . .
1. . .
. t t tt t .t t
her
Inune
shortly
after
midnight
depreaelng the price o f stock.
last night after a lung illness.
Elks W ill Stage Stag
b J r , David Earls, Renee
Ftinvtal »siv ksx will lie held to Landis, Gray P ayfirief
•*. Oifiord Wag, aad Archk Edison’s Condition Is Party Thursday Night
morrow morning at |0:00 o'clock Visit To City Tuesday
frum lha Krickaon Funeral Home.
acccrdano* wtt|| the eitab- Called “MuchWeaker^*
Members of the Sanford Elks
The Kr v. Carroll Vainer, of the
Atlorncy Csnrial Carry D. Lan
order, the fallowing parson}
Club will stage a slag party to
Firu Methodist Church pf Han ilia and Hsrr.lary of State and
WEST ORANGE, Oct. 7.— morrow night at Evansdale Park.
present M spouse rs pf th*
Mr MacDonald will run as a ford. will official- and burial will
Sfr«. Kulicrt C-ray nf Tallahaasee,
Mmbxrx: Edward Haroil. C. ( A.P.)—■'Th imaa Edison who Ilea Laka Mary, starting at 7:00
Consul Commander C. C. Collins labor candidate. He announced be In Kvvrgrsen Cemetery.
were brief visitor* t» the city yen
W a t t , Cliffard Ball. 9. P. dying at hla home bare wa* much o’clock, according u an announce- pr.aided over th* regular meet that he woul^ sick re-election in
All, Kubanka waa been
in Irrday aflrm.uil rnroule to Or•
es, Rufus Blown. Julian R«a- waakar this morning.
PMtit this morning by L- A. Tate, ing o f Crier* CTIv Camp. Wood the 5e*ham llarpor District, Dur Gmwiown, (ia., on Apr. 12, IB'.U. lan !o to annul Governor Doyl* K
“ This morning, Mr. Edison was (halrman of tka committeo on ar
J. SL Clair WklM, W. 8 ,
nv n nf the World, which mit h* ham, laapita the fact that the lo Sh ha,| lived hart for Vh* past Carlton's vpvrial confsrvnca on ra
•» JL' MUIer, 0. B- Brows, ami much waakar'* Dr. Hobart How* rangements.
th* rlub room* last nl-riil f :r . thr cal party' leaders there have de eight years. She la ajrvtrtd by her ils! fur lh.- unemployed,
said In a morning bulletin. "It In
riea Ward.
Chicken pilsaa will fuinith the putpoae of dlscuaalon of tha local manded hi* iralgnaiKn as thiir husband, R. II. Kubanka; two sons,
Kerrrlary Cray wa* guaat nf
to election of officers folio and Imroesible fur him to ait with main dish «arv«d. with planty of lodge’* part In an all Jay picnic rc |ram nl^Ur* and have declared (jrady and Hubbard Eubanks; her
*riur at a recur,) meeting of Elks
»h# following out tap port. Ha finds It Inc: ras pleklaa, brand, and other aide dish and field miet held racxntly at their I itention of naming a.iolhtr mother, Mrs. Win. Uracey; a sis•n Dvl and Monday night at which
' win net u
laadart af tko ing ly difficult i* take fluids."
es, aa wall aa eigara, at tha dis llomnaaa«a at which a drill team rnmlldata.
I r, Mis. Katie White, ami two lime he wax un* uf a class e f 14
A flrr Issuing the bulletin. Dr. posal o f what la confidently rx- under th* captaincy of W. II.
tar dag- reotlOf n w r: Wm.
brothers. Wm. Giaety and ClifHow* amid tha aged Inrvnlor ia la g»A i i> to bo a largt dak^gallon of Hawhlna la laid to have gtren a CAPONRH TRIAL KEHCMKD foal Gracsy, all of Hanford. A men a ho wrru initiated into ElkHorn. Moth ha and Mr. IAnd la daa light sleep or dose moat uf the
brother. Joe Grscey, t f Grove- llvercd short talks at th* meeting
aplrn IJ exhibition o f drill werit.
time, aad Indicated tha! he r»- . .This will ha tha first of a asriex
n iK A O O , OcL 7 - ( A P . ) ~ town, Da., also guirirea her.
Th* drill team wa* given a ris
which was attended by 258 Elba
Mrded Ui* as thd beginning of a af fall g»t.together nwctings h-LI ing rot. of thanks, and many corn- A 1 itopoe*'* Income tax trial wax
from evrry lection r f Florida.
tana from which it ia rx;acted
men latory talks ’were maria by aid raoumrd today after it waa audWhile hers, they paid gfvort rlawl hia a few day* Mr. F.dlaoa
dealy
halted
when
the
.
’
rfan*>
aland tiaw members. Approximately
|tt to frirnfa, declarinif that Han
will quietly slip from Uf* lute
torwey
kanounce.1
b«
hart
learned
25 Woodmen were present. Follow
W ASiHNOTOf. Oct. 7 .-1 A .P .) ford •ceined to be a very busy acur* board aad falling both Um
deo'h. TVs
phyalcao
mad*
•»v jsiry
wixwii
wm**-' U
aw
ing a abort bualneas •colon, a ae on* Jure* should ho disqualified —•Forme, Hanatoc Allan of Kan spot, bearing out report* they had lo the {laid- Foog hit to High, whto
ho dU out retold Edi-onb
rial hour was a * o r .L All tovtr- for Sdrinoa riaaoaa." Th*
am >aid yeatorday after a 'tw * heard during recant weeks that threw khw out at first. MUlar Mb
aa a matter o f boara, but did
elgna are urged to he present al
month- Ivor af Europe he be this section la on* o f tha moat to Gelbart who threw to first tw
a It w A bo only a few dap*
a meeting next Tuesday night,
llevtd i «rm**y wet renvin.-ed prosperous In th* state.
get MiUer. On the t e a t plow
starting at 7:30 o’clock.
•thsrr will be aa eatenslua of
Unttomley threw BUaaoaa ant J
the nuiraterlwOU*
JACKSONVILLE — Wood I'rt- the plate. No rune, on* hlh o f '
Movement
INTICELLO—Himpion 5 NurWINTER PARK—J. W. Rea.
rrrvallr* Manafacturiag Co. to
coo«traa> |
Co.. aaaJOIliad at IOJX*, manager of Corw*r Drug Htore,
LAKE WORTH—Bids opened ironatruKt building* at CowoteNc. build.. I
dd charter to ongaga In nor. opened luncheonette service In
for rc’ ulldfcia north wall of mu : dorr* Point, fee saw Industry
goon nation with hia fuoaula.
•
nicipal poww haute.
,
1
(toff',
• ,
. ... . ,
'
H
plot
........ ........ .
a
defeat
�193132 Citrus Year Macks Beat Cards
Officially und e r As Earnshaw Hurls
.‘ Way As Fruit Rolls Shut-Out Baseball
9
TAM PA, Ort. A.— Beginning
tk# 1911-12 n l r s i
was r
‘ ' p or ted by tKr
F lori da O t r u i
r
r
f
-
‘
l fr . m Pag*
*'
i
bin* IO (At
f*.*fo»man * p a r*
|*t
ml
?Lt
fr !
'•V'.flT« S tfiti pitrK»r»
* »rt
b rVd two kit (ama« A* h# • t
ti»** N*M. fHa fans / a w him a
■• ■ • • n j
*
ir e e y tin n ,
r tjn iir r v l*
Of
f t La*t
U 'a U j 1IO
rrvwding *
the fiwl 1 G.
« » r » Rs against 1200 for th# ftr
arry h m in triumph to *.S# club
’ ftfptiOdi.ir v e .k la*t y.ar
p it#
I Pfiret r*ali*r.| *r puvatr •*»•*
Tb- •♦fie*
law # w r. with
•** U
•add aurt.o«*« tSl# y ••
Kang* *r tkrp Jam# •• Sedilfti
o fficial, .awl h a .* a t r r a .c l It > P a )* '! in I b.laM phia #vmorrow
lir « t laalag
* Vos for rr*p*fruit. th,. pr . I.
M
J n # Fl'ittef i vaa
j l * f c.,n«wter*.l •*(!«(* i.,ey F "iit
*h« f.fr* '.%*>. U>
•ir-.hjp
• * » » in* S •.rth an ■ l ^ . i i. n..
Ee • •»•• . •*»* • rjj right vandrr
tkeatilf ••tier
than earl, ihih
H* fL *l i. \ •. M j U llaa«. in
mont. !arf )e »r r.» ire*r at‘.rr anl
.n • e *!»•• pitih Aatkin
d r . froil ha*in* he. n .»,p|w^l
'*•••**
kt > • *am!ei "•••in*
r W , lia vii. *. n .ai *ai»a m i .
1 •I
K a rrih t*
after
«
* # * ' *f the earkar g*
r^t jrnior tl r» |e.|
ro.n t
F 'in k ir
yosterday fr»u», a markrt i<jr«r;
1 *'*rt rg <ght
*■ fuar’ h f'«*rbed
t#ur »»f F i* U f n a't
\«*rtherr
* a fl t n t ' r ftr
’•■it A' <i>im n*
narhrt* •■i,I pflrer « .Id nrit **
•raggr.t it m
f'elil • th -.'jf
high fillin g tn ••a«'»n Jii*t oprn
n*. fw. kit« no
log. init that ».ner» ’*• ilf|
h* o r ) t r *HJ r V
levelt Is Liked
Georgia Farmers
BUSINESS COURSES FOR G E R M A N PRISONERS
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O*** kit. P.fi rTf >f».
f r a r lh
f» » n « r i« * i
E
. y«t#r>
•a no*- nrr
‘ M a t wa.- mada tvat ab«rjt
T2
Of fruit vftl roll b»twr#f| J*»
tm lM , an 1 n e t. Friday
1
(f
«♦(* h*r*
bwad kat» rijk t U U L
( ^K r»n* kit to FYlw-h who t n v ]
to ( * t lla * . » . t
at
««on .l
Cochran* twin* la f*
at
t
i * w m i hit Hits a
f i
i " f h to Ge|r*r*. <« B . t!»»ruIm a *
P O IM A R K RECOVERING
*•
n i* h • H'» h*d r*
;|. .-i n » « - * r t in th. w n l |I>n ,r*'
’r* t* ha.
It ah w.nt
t a r o . haw to F a il. Watkin.
♦'
■ f j to Miller
in right.
•
t h r u a fr** p*«. to
' l' 1r a Earn.haw'a r « ..r d
•M< a , rrrn in or.J.r
f a in
ha» *, i
rrtirel
II m*n
in
•-,-r
*tr.|* M c.|
'•fl»
• >rk „g «
So
ran.,
RAM PIGNT. Pianr*. Ort. •—
(A P .l— Foraatr Premier jU jB O ad
rViixar? It r —'CTww.taj nilaaaUy
‘ oward com plete rarrr*ry frwwi
bit rem it ilines* bcr*. Mjqrwr
, —wow--,
—»w» -• •—• •....w w *. , vCr w
r vi i inr iM
d j i ob pam
>aal jraiera
yratarday. Tb*
Farm er.- uni-n. now president o f [ m l fo r o l d tb frv was B*
; the national board of farm o r - 1 for alarm.
e.
, *iirrsatjon».
decline 1 to
_____
______
(iB riations. deelmei
rtaborst*
on th* national politics' .jtnaUnn
M IA! | —Tremaury
_________
, eicep t In la y hi thoc'fht Govcrn- ocdtrrd plrnt drawn fo r mnatroeoe B o o .e r.lt w it on hi. way " H.m> of fd^jXX) q ja .in iln * atatlwa
I Whether
----------- that
— • meant on hii way
- - j to be located out on north **d n f
ta the I>«tr.o-ratie
presidential FUcb*r'a l.tjm l In Biarnm* Bn».
B*f
no
• ■»
" '
kia F n u w*m >,«t at
- r t to ButtAWl.y Mil’.cr
• ' • fi*ll*rt. D yk.i fntiUd
. • » f l* r h* h*.| , , „ ,nt
•n,l *wo Dyhe> wrnt riit
i* gb to Bott im ey N«
*o. r>o error*
fifth
lu ia f
H afey e m i rt*it. \A||.
I •«. Marlin •ing'.e«1 *i*
* ' fnr th* rie.t I ar.| hit
.e 'l.e U'li on . I r j r ,
^ . .ernn* on a H.ike >1
’ m l mad* f„
., , . n
*.r f*,e Marlin n •.)
*
•! . nf a world • t.
•’
t.a»ew ir a K . 1.1 .
" t .im .k ,mt
* n *. on *rror*
•• I h.e
H ii lam.
.0 1 i
■' * » fl *d ir.t <•
’
kn| not a .In*'* nf *if . |
■ '.n o n *
.. i*
>•
i •! ||*a
f.. e.|
»• ..,...,1 ,
O lh ...
\
i " . »,n. hit, i,. . .
|U |»etre
n s' ■''v lim
I i • -Hi* i,» 'u
Mat
|; . • i ^
Kitimatr* »»f | ( fi,[ ar*njr*«l f'.
|f .*'•*1 **. ten»e* feh| *.
OOO/x-* •.
be ••••]
•’ *: M ai* ll«a* o.ii'e*! f..u!
to prevent any «rept .rally b>/
** ha - me pin] rr.tn
pfir+9, wnilr arf*fir*m>« «nnd|t'f.n
O ir ! .
a
,1 , ,
also Ofrltl ’ •• a fa-» * |v»r* It.
• ••• • th» .»m g llaa* #. it *»
caa an.I ( wLaii gr«|ifft . •( r»/ «
• • lf»*ho|‘ / . f e
taa
„ f|
irfaetlrally t.ff lha m ark-!, of
•en r.n e g.,* ^ *hr«e ant tw
fountry. Mr f»ar»« re|-.r’ » f an
•• •• •
a - ht .. » • ||
Whli* with the rnatijra . •.nditn.n •
Flat Ma fruit, a ill have • »r»
#Ua**,**e-f llt*k«.|. «an| t.
•ffer| a fa» a* •ai'** an !
,tl " •'
l*i»>
Al 'fill
I priee* i r » rone rm|
•' H
! «enter
. #r.ng
;Ccatlnue«|
warm
an*|
ram.
41 II 'tif|. k . •| rfftW J |a it !.,
atker •»*er prart trail y the
n
wtstb Inning
U, .!w.f ,.j ••f W. . u
•Ufa Florwla *it»ua » - It ha* »Mar*l
'I
J • n»#.n **r ck
|»«». lu.,
d W.f.t
t | arr, ha *
F
•d the a p p ea rin '* of *a»lv
A ^ . * t . it
.
tiirity an«l Mjri'l enf#.» »nni '
#.
Heeard Inning
•tb. anil ar^er. * *pray la a
al* .
.* f*.
*•«» run*, no F t*
ji
•
|pi'
•
•*#.,,*
f
ka<i awl* I in h..I l,r*
• ...
I
« t
fir.f •,»
lb* *n .re. . 1,1 e . . . i
. , I n ,,
l‘hilede||.|.ia i
flf, , ,
than uai a I
I . M •• -1 ,11 rptrr field It
« Not a rarl ail ><f nr sop *« I,*
**'•* h* r irtmm\ •nth
'>r Martin Who
boon vl.'ld** ,| *tt f I Inr «|y •>. f
•rta*| m Fill I fuit. r dlV.Fi/ • « fl
t.
•ea»i»r<( ri< h4 ur <>ffi. ia*« J
i ii •• f a* l*a»t 4 <1 .1111.
<,,n
I'* ila*•# I t'll |»gk.
flared, a er<u<liti«irt that ha* r»»»t n
» mi 9 i**f
.t A,, Martin on in**
fir
I
U
,.
»•,
,,
|
,
*i«t*.i •t thi* lime i t year in | !••• •
r •
* •• tr*. F n h«t* a home r u
I « n . , . . i nl ,(Jt J..
da for n.a ny ..a * .,n .
* .............. o f the
It. "..m l. v H , ! . .
„ ,r
Li • \ '
*
"Fir **f the |<ing e •, ►|*
Mi i . . „ |l„,| . ,
\|4rllll
BIFI.H M l TIM IIOI |»M OH N .n.l
r r*. r .,J 4t S f,U |>ark Tr>.
" ' ,'’ ,t
c I' w» 4
lun
^•1 ..efi* crasy The hal! » v
'» * I.AKFI.AN'O o . • t. ( , r . ,11 r »•** ■nf h N'ii r i»m, «»fiC. ||||t |,„
me dr. e wh,Ch w
*
r i » .r ,
•hot Snntloy l.y hi* li'ile *1 »*»» •
I fa.-t
brother, i< «|oine fairl. well a th*
Third Inning
M ller
ller ? i / i T t "
* nd*
M
M .le , do.Ideal
,in . I.I«d t . r* h t
rjltjr h«Hpii*l. Tin ,
plating
VA'iUun flie t ,..,t Sim
* Id mi the f ir*t pitrh I»>ke*
wl^h a *Mia 11 iif It* a h e i r « ■« N
iron* in left Uvlieft wet.t ..« t ai *n ; *ed to lla fey in left field wh
fidenlallr i!i« r 'a r r *rl The Pullet l i f t . u i.aoi*t„| Ea.rft«kaw vtiU'k
hrew to the plate to«i late
t,
tota led fhe
* nn k *• the l.n k *4*1 \u run*, n». hit*. n . •»r*r«
m t. c Mil er. who acortd. VAilliam*
anJ h i . rod lo t lean rrn...»rd
I'hilt.lelphla I lia .in*l..| .
.„*|*.| thc..u*h
hort to llafe >
• mI
,1
,
.
*
r.
Itepol, Ian Germany l e l i e , , . ,n
,ti pri.on er.
a r f . i ^ capat-on i • « » I* .. „ f t n in n e c In th . mod.l B .rh n 1‘ ru .n . u k m y . b u .in * ., c o j r ^ .
a** Uugbt l>p#writing. *r.ort.'tan*! ar.*l »>x-kkew.pt*vr.
.r lef* !•>•«* **ni
t*. »«<I Q,|
I nd ev .*'!*» If lo
pit, h
f*r
»"> r....e;
i arn .w w
.truck o«i
in
r *n* fnur •it . ro error*
•tm .k >ut Itykea hit \y |>grriiig*i l!* i* . rf
^hu tkrrm him nut at first \A i* i «ahrar.e
i*gm* fi»e<
ut t*» \\ atkiua in '•■rnri. p*
r«rht field No rur*. iu* hit*, rtn F o rt |h
Hereath Inning
#,rrnfi
k lile . rf
Ninth Inning
I»)ke*. ;.h
M. D m *
F* ch a*nt
oyt,
i(
'llid'i • %«
Ft 1Altai
fh 1r a. i. had
t a r n .h a .
y
Bott..rnle>
f . d T 'f d «, |
Ul %b•!! th,- ul. i *»
Wru.k
lla f» , flied'nu,
Mil U .t I
ler m rnri.i f, |,| x „ rin , BO h|U 'n d ) High Air.r 1t.* th. i i .
s inir«. n» ka. / h *. U gh
n*i »rr r*
1 fie
a i'tc* t r^n W utkin*
I'hila.l. I| nia
lli.h „p Hied nut * " *
s - - f . il.nr F jt»rj for i<d«ntoi. in
t« W atkm . in i*ht fi.l.l ||ea- O'.t tc. Mlllrf IFI Fight f - m 1
nth
f!i«*
1
«ut
t«»
‘'trnn.'.n*
ervliii
•If ck -u t ( . '- h x n r 1 u>k a walk.
• * r* t*y Inning*
Himmon. .m*le-l t« center fiet.f. * FHi,r *N r in* rm hit1*. 1rio •>
Ihiladstphi*
Ion uOi oOt -.1
I
m
1
>rnfr
M* w r"»
on a throw t>
, M Ic.ul*
umj uou LJCJ .t
third which
lli*h dropp* ,| ai “ 1 1 • in
• •• F h pv
Niiuiiiar,
hun. lu lu .I
m.
< •. hrar.e >ii.| into that tack. F o n High. tl<
! ir U 0
**
<o.-hiaiH. F i,n . U>kci Two Laif> ,1 "'ll to Martin In deep renter Flow* rv th
1 0 V 0
bil*.
Maitin. MilUr, ..immoni
No run*, one hit. no errors.
Watlifia, f
t II •I j
Hutu* K u»-. F o il Sacrifice Hit.,
Fn*ih, 2h
.1 II 0 t
Eighth laaing
I lia , lloitM* plays, F rl.ch.to U»lnothinilejr, lb
1 II 0
1 »»• Martin doubled to left
licit in liottumlry. l^rft on > * .* .,
1 0 0 0
the ’ all killing (he Hull .Ti| lla fry . If
Si. l^i'li. J, l'hilad*lphla H Struck
I II 2 1
Marlm. r f
f»-**t i * i , and «;**.rg» Karnihaw*i
out, l,y Katn.haw R, tiy Juhnion
.1 0 0 fi
\AiI%»»n, e
» har»« e . f pit. hmg the fir.i .,ni. i>y l.m d .«T 2, by Derringer I
1 II 0 1
hit yafi.c in U ' id* ,s new hiatory firlb* Ft. «*
.
”
lia * t. on twill, o ff Fwrnihsw t
g 0 0 1)
N>hriwfin, p
• Non flird out to
o ff f ohn-on I. i f f IJndity I. Hitt,
IjtuNejr, p
0 0 0 0
k11c ' ' I -uieir out t.»
o ff Jnlin.on. !* with 3 rum In (I 2 3
II u tj 0
i ochraoe . h i mailc a *r**t eaten. ( ’ ♦ntFiger, p
ipn in *.; o ff l.mdiay, on* with <1
1 ‘ 1 0 t!
I ..It",* neat in t
ai f.,r |.ind * t, fo lIlM , 1
•o n ., in on* 1 3 innin*», o ff D«rami » tr •* k otjt a* fhe rfia ; urn
n r'trr. n with 0 rum , in on* in30
0
2
24
clary ,Ni, m * one hit. n*» rrwii.
nmir
I ,o.in* Pitcher. Johninn.
PhiU>kl|>hta Itvrrtnfrr Cl
rhila<i«lphla
ah r h 1*0
Time i f ram i, 1:40. Attendance,
the mi Hii*,j f.,r the Card*. Mill2
niabcp. a!b
« 1
u
32.1'Jl.
,o
\ mailer mystery by (he aotlior of
one hundred (kfilleru
B A Y A R D VEILLER
with thlii great rant
LIONEL BARRYM O RE
K A Y FRANCIS
Madge Evann
C. Aubrey Smith
W m . R ak rw eJ!
P o fly M ona
Don’t Tell The Ending!
To-N ight
—
W ednesday
60 USED CARS!
SEVERAL GOOD USED TRUCKS
OUR LOSS IS
YOUR GAIN
LOOK A T THESE PRICES!!
10 Cars Priced Under
$50.00
18 Cars Priced Under .$ 1 0 0 .0 0
Prices Cut Beyond Al l Reason
........
E V E R Y CAR MUST GO
A L L CARS PRICED IN PLAIN FIGURES
FREE WHI
.. .
No. 131— Dodge Sedan, 4 C y L .............................^
No. 133— Buick Sedan- 6 cyl..................... .............
No. 400— Studebaker Sedan, 6 c y L ......................
No. 402— E«aex Coach, 6 cyl........... ..........................•
No. 432— Ford Cutdown S k eeter......................... .
No. 422— Pontiac Coupe, 6 c y L ...............................
COME EARLY
GET YOUR BARGAIN
39.99
74.99
49.99
19.99
22 CARS PRICED $100.00 TO *200.00
16 CARS PRICED $200.00 TO $400.00
'*
14.99
49.99
Dodge Graham Truck, l »/2 t o n ............149.99
No. 421— Cadillac, 8 cyL .................................. ........ 49.99
No. 401— Hupmobile Sedan, 8 c y L ............. 79.99
NO E X T R A CH ARGE
E A SY TERM S O N B A L A N C E
D R IV E A CAR HOM E T O D A Y
ON A N Y C A R O V E R $200.00
AL TR U CKS
EASY
TERM S
PAYM ENTS
by
0 B M ONTH
BUY A
-
�but available material, and giving
ambitious n ta b v l k < 4 C B S FOR N E X T T E A R
pottunit, far appretance and damB t 'M A R X k V L U V A M
!
Relying upon newspaper* t»i a vejy loygp extent to
U | M lt of cultured eorleiy h»
erutiitlon of ability. The'cuHlva- Wotl<1 progress.
get their vlewa Before the .pdblic rlurlf j f -eBaapglgna, many
"*
Won at the dramatic art'will W
successful candidate*, nevertheless, come Into conflict With
IfaJ the Little Theatre been re
■ImMi anrl regular pvrfortnthe preaa after they have attained public office. President
iivrt, play-rsodiag and Workshop sponsible for no more then the
Hoover la not an exception to this general rule. No occu
night*, will ba M d«. ImittmUap thereof*)j delightful presenta
cheitge in the raise-*f tin dollar to Uia publlr. whkh ta always wel tion oT Dickens’ Cricket ea the
pant of the White House ha* had more confllcti with the
1,1 ha* wot kid an Immense—end a come at the Llttla Theatre fro- Hearth test Whiter It would hare
newspapers or presented greater problems to reporters
* - 1 deplorably' aajast dtondtnntogs diKttona. Tb*re are unqaretiormbly all ply r-peld ell Who p i s l t t t l than the present one. Regardless of these difficulties, how
of t» the debtor everywhere. It ie Ihe thousand* of Intelligent people in tlon to the Institution; hot there
ever. President Hoover, upon the occasion o f the eightieth
debtor crying out Me Indignation thl* dtp vho desire the pc•satia
anniversary of the New York Times, great Democratic ex
who will. In tho Immense aggre tion of the speaking iH {K Theae
ponent, sent the fotlbwlng message o f congratulations to
gate of him, create'and fight far should, by all meeae, gis* lQpport and admirably don* ' and Ike work
Adolph Ochs, its publisher;
the political iasae which Senator in soma way to this wwrfcr
“ < of all concerned commenddfcfe.
“The most obvious thing in democracy la that It can of the punted' information the Borah and other* fereabe for nest
Memberehip In the LiUle Than- President Philip Davllw ltd offi
not function except when accompanied by a free and con publlr bed came ftem s curious jear.
tra doe* not lavhttt r»«|)lnalMmy cers, members of committees, and
The high price of the dollar Is other than the papotent of • email the manT participants Jln stage
structive press Our government is and must be responsive called ''Coin" Heresy, who Wrote
the Vest trouble—t(tough not one
member >U plays offered,' worked M t U m
to the will of the people expressed through considered pub a book »hl«h he culled “ Cain’s persea tn e thoaeead sees It that f&t , whieh
and srell: and always*tHth i M w
lic opinion. That expression Is more guided and revealed Financial School* Cjtu's Fln*n- way or exprreees It that way. The seats for every performance and XU purpose of sustaining, In ita
through the preaa than any other agency, but It implies riel School i,-ceres the ptfifgr and Kansas farmer says hie trouble— reading end other ectlslty during proper high place, the spoken
Bible of the free elite litre ll was
the Mason, It brings the priviUge
great responsibility on the press that the n«Wg shall be i|the
leryc-t hela that Bryan had, end'd! ie a rery real trouble— of greater participation In the drama.
accurately presented without bias or color that the pub the equivalent In print of Bryan s is the "low price of wheat.** Bat werk. If desired. Within a * yn*r
lic may have an opportunity of formulating Its views on oratory (celled,-' With * louble the 'Tew price of wheat1* la (for the proluctlanl of* the organisa
the actual facta anil that Ita expressed opinion shall be meaning. "silTar-tongamf ). Tbe Ihe Kansas farmer) exactly the tion have ttadilly-brought forward
based upon considered and const rue live editorial sugges both was and rymaina-t* this day some thing ss tho “high price of a hundred or mote of talented
BT. PETERSBURG, Oct. 7. —
tions. Any newspaper, great or small, that accurately dis eh outstanding furiosity ^ A m e r doUpre." Home two years -age a •matron to appear brier*. ISO
WEDNESDAY. fMTOBKR T, 1911 seminates information aids in the promotion of good gov- ican litsrsturri Though stale tiro Kansas farmer in need of e dol footlights, much to the eettsfsc- (A,P.)— The American schooner
million rnplet were-sold,-tttahm lar. could get one by paying thm'of their friend* sari' T*ry 'gen SpdetL with a tiqeor cargo valuWi
(■pfshlng roughly) on# bushel of erally pleasing the audiences. at smut 940,000 and a number if
BIBLE VKRSB A)R TODAT
wheat for It. Today e Kansas Every buelnem and professional prisoners an board, was being
former In need of e dollar meat man and woman ln the ritjf could towed Into SL Pelerrimrg Iasi
THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS
pay (speaking roughly) nearly well-afford tn ba sssocle bed WHh nlfht by u coos) guhrd patrol |n*<
—Give unto the l-oril the glory
three bushels of wheat for It.
which eeised it near Bej port
this riccllcnt Institution.
duh unto his name: bring an offer
strly yesterday. Details of the
By picturing the results of this
Lost season. It It recalled, there
lag, and come before him: wor
(if t new political party. That change In terms of debtor and war* something mere than* a dogeu raptars wars ■not available.
• ship the Lord In the beauty of
emergency of a ptophat Whs had creditor, We ahall find the source entertainments offered by the Lit
this firm I*
niton
MUaite.— I Chronicles 10:2V,
been In utter erllpee for thirty of tho tens# of wrong. The typical tle Theatre and by members of the
TRIAL 18 POSTPONED
,,-PRAYER—O. Ood. may our
w l ^ » ^ y n t o ; « r ffir i
five years ie Itself an omen of the rise Is that of the farmer who, Little' Theatre, and « cdn'br hold
everyday lives be like Incense unriaulh”, H i d l s s , Easts
thing Henator llorah predicts.
let m say, borrowed 91.000 In 1P2H without hesitation that the dra
3EBR1N0, Oct. 7.—Hearing for
S 'l W
Whet l» ahead of ue—If any- when 91,000 woe, roughly, the matic ability brought Into view was
eW cb rtslfr aatbmaiiM^
thing la ahead of us—la not mere seme as 1,000 buahsls of wheat— (onaidtrable and tending to Uif Frank Hart, Waochuls' ‘ charged
fh
THP. KEBRL
ly e rising of silvar-mlne owner* end now Ie called upon tp pay back greater Intellectual idvaaeabMat with biding and abetting in' 11M
end of laborers In ellrer mines tho debt (or interest on It) at a of the people ■Jarkaonrill* trriy fObbery of the- Lake Placid beak,
ip r ■
• --------sad of states whose principal time when 91.000 means almost desires to go forward in the ar way postponed until Friday. Hart
Ha Itood alone on an April mornInterest Is mining It Is something 1.000 bushels of whsat.
tistic seen as In the commercial denied he waa Implicated, Ha la
• • ing,
mush mote fundamental end much
Fn-m Just that kind of sense and industrial affairs of lbs world. livid under fJS.000 butt*
Blx men tn front, a well behind,
more general. No doubt, when end 0f Injustice ■ good many farmers
rWHItUie passionate lark and life
If the thing gste under way, the ore now eufferiny. And not only
.. calling
mining states will be In It, end firms re. Every ether borrower,
gwhat a* a pliMtree In the wind.
the Renal rra end political leaders big or tittle, of eny business what*A '
from the mining slates, Utah, ever, who Is In the debtor elaea,
In the ewlft hush before the volley
Colorado, Idaho. Montane, Move(jy such a change In the raise
Hk tllaed his unbewlldervd eyes,
W histling Morons
de. At lions, New Meil#o,‘ will be ^ the dollar (or any other unit df
Ang the whit* clouds wars banners
ay the forefront of thw fight.
1rvrrrnc) In any other country) si
vflying
It might have been repeated caIIb of bill collectors,
Far a life •ft fr*§ from Hait ind
further decltnen In stock market valuee, the shooting of
•• . ‘ lit*.
children In New York’ n busy atreete, a revolting twig of
WtlgH not the cause, end check prohibition booze, the drop In the pound sterling, rlota ln
'* - the tongue
Lancashire, tVouble brewing between China and Japan, or
That talks of a fool and a fool’s blistered psniske batter; It wsa merely a psychological teat
. Si » pride;
conducted by s New York Unlveraity professor.
Far faith has beckoned poet the
The professor had Issued a public statement to the ef
f'
t«*ty
fect that all whistlers were morons— later he modified
And men has followed, held
this assertion with the following amendment: that throat
LU M BER
ELECTRIC SHOP
ATTO RN EY
whistlers (o f the professional variety) might be excepted,
at least, that they were in no Immediate danger of com
Randall Electrl
’ •If a woman were elected prosl- plete mental collapse.
H U * L u m t o ,C o .v v
H . S. W hite
riant, would she be known >1 the
13 t h ' abA B ody
* !.
Now s moron la a person with.a mental age of twelve
bead man)
or perhaps thirteen yearn. A man o f fifty who has the
Altocuey-al-Law
“ W e a re s t .a li V m m g la i
• ------------ » ------------equivalent Intelligence of a child of thirteen la, conse
“
to SMbrt yw<' tn r i « f : w*F
,'(The Flo rids-Indiana “ tag war" quently, a moron. The New York professor evidently didn't
Wjill not increase the number of
eat Indiana tourists thl* wlhter. know just how rnkny lJnen of thirty, forty and fifty, really
(Wa whistle.- Pi
'he th gu gh f that all men had qdlt
b J
whistling,' alhc
ilepreniiqn set In. Perhaps many o f
them were merely whistling In graveyards.
PR IN TIN G
FLORIST
b e a u t y SHOP
Anyway, a musician who said he had whistled every
I V . M 1 i t»>
day from two to four hours dally for twenty years, In
sisted that he was not a moron but a genius.
Underconsumption Blamed for
’ A lady of aixty-aeven yeara said she hail spent sixty
Citrus Grower*' Loeaea—headline. years whistling but would atop until nhe had been as
Moral: Eat citrus fruits. They're sured, per self-addressed envelope, that she waa not feeble
«»od for eoiviumption.
minded.
Another person tried to tie up the criticism of the
i Times ere getting s» hard In
ganforit that advertiser* request whistler with the Eighteenth Amendment.
A professional whistler o f high repute demanded an
their ad to be run on b day whan
•'
00’ Other ada appear In the paper. Intelligence teat.
FU R N ITU R E
tt .
—
A prominent lawyer filed the objection that he and
R AD IO S
money." That It will ba (heap
BARKER
Important hla bar associates were in the habit o f always whistling In
Look out
- ^
»* ; £i money of aoms kind la certain.
gubernatorial announcement thl* the bathtub.
Silver, and the association of alb
W agoner Furniture
week— Tampa Tribune. That’s
Standard
vs* with gold as the basis of cur
The New York professor waa accused of admiring the
w b t meat Floridian* have bean President of the United StateM, and of hkving a hair U p
rency, come* first to hand for
■Walling for all euramvr, an IM.
various reasons, Including the
Barber Shop
P'0 HTANT gubernatorial kn- himself which made It Impossible for him to whistle.
fact that Great Britain has Just
W# Buy er Trade Uted
A
fter
being
swamped
with
mall
from
all
over
the
Coun
S h ah re m en t.
departed from Ita farmer fixed
TnrtltdrB.1* T T n
try, which bore him Innumerable - complaints against hla
W . E . H orn *, P ro p .
ftygdHa
---- o-----——
gold standard.
S02-199
Saaford A re.
. William Green, preatdsnt of the moron charge, and hearing hla telephone ring Itself Into' a
The ’(Igkt eaa only rorae— at
1American Federation of Labor. fit because of calls from prominent whistler* who wanted
Moat It can only coma In • clearly
Mllavta that the bill of right* to tell him personally Just what thfcy thought o f him, the
defined form—If some political
figure arises tn ba Ha »pokesman
professor Issued another statement fh which he declared
C afe — Sandwiches
SERVICE STATION.
and leader, as Bryan won of free
Everyone already bae that right.
•liver In 1IM. The lander In. not
U T W difficulty cornea in finding It.
yet in aigbl—but neither was
Bryan In sight until the vary day
(Wall Street was flooded the
*ad hour Im made hie “cross of
M affelt's Garage
B a r b t c u an d T b o M
•Mar day, an Associated Praia
gold" speech In the liM Damo« J It '■> */J» 4.1
dlapntch declares, whan a hugs
cratie National Convention. (What
O u a r u lN f Repairing
a MMar main broka. But ahnckal
a »Hy Bryan Is net hare to sea It.
"•BfJrW bdM g. ' -•
It wasn't the broken main which
How ha weald enjoy It)
( flooded Wall 8treat| It was the
■ Where la the needed leader T
Parit a n d C B a m r c ln l
water being aqueaaed out of all
Wkn will ba the Bryan of IMS? If
tkoaa atoeks.
ha arises, how wlU he abongn the
TEN Y E A R S AGO T O D A Y
preMnt political picture to both
“ I' ' ‘
®
'
D A IR Y
-VttlHng for Florida in spit* of
tbo Democratic and <Republican
Hoover And The Newmanera
The Sanford H erald
—
*w -
*.
Im
* < lt
- v H|»
'*rJi
•VUij
■
' Company 1
’ '* ” *Cow"
GARAGE
tha "tag war" la tbs Indlnnapolla
Mar Which aayi; "No matter
*9 Blah way the"election goec,
whether time, are goad or bad,
•fan'll Schwab should nail Ameri.
tn abort—people will come to
twatity-ana year old Naw
ty bhy slugged and robbed s
one Bench filling atotien opir a t ' 93i-00, Tka price ha
pay fa r tha| small amount
ll-gottan money - to Just nine
r in Uia psnilnnUnry> If ha
keen willing'to work—and by
, w* moan twsnty-feur boars
p If aCMasiry—he canid hare
■ that -much In • wash, and
»9 to liberty.
A rin rif court order has 11fturilnJaatUan prerenllmy auIMaa rrew totarfbriar WlUt tie
M to r
n f
A M
' to d d U M r
'I n
l ^dduftyi Wbafcoptor R to re•9 ' ( h a t
a V rir
.|l1
thi pouwff* "hiir tragn
ktol
m n .b tn u
UaaaparUUan.
Mr.. and lire. Julius Tahoch
hare mured lata Uula home which
they raoanllv butlt on Oak Arena*
nod Eleventh Street
News comes from Grvanvilla, 8.
a that Mina Hmilf Bailey, who
hoe bean Wffaring' with bar eyas,
la pinch Improved sad will ba borne
•none
/
parties 7
,-
B lggen * D *lry
Organ load
Aret »tof*d la' Urn klg eUtoe,'Uv
. a
'The arraignment nf Arbuchle
an Use charge at muabanghtor to
on today's calendar to Ban Fran•IM* ISparlor aaolt Arbuchle
M l 'Las Angelas fer Baa Frap•lare tout night When tbs sum
waa cnBad the first ’ part ‘ to »b*
vreak postponement until taring
waa created, at tha ragaaat nf Iha
u»a naw. hmch pavilion nl (ha
Grammar School an Monday! Oct
t*. Mto| Virginia Smith, Iha
Men** Clothing
ll t IT > ••
-liir •
�\
nnt
san fo r d
h erald
.
hanford
. Fl o
r id a
. We
d n e sd a y
. Oc t o
ber
JA P A N ’S NEW PREM IER AT HOME
zial And Personal Activities '■
M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S ociety E d ito r
■:
Sanford Girls Pledge 1 —
ToAiphacwomega
m Calendar
TH U RSD AY .
O f f t o T t lr p h o o * 148.
vi r
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7, 1 9 3 1
PAGE TH R E E
n ' Wal«h *»f M onta n a, ||arri»on
Hoover Forms Plan
To Extend Credit
And End l )epression
4,1
kept run
■ ii t h at Mi
•*tira Staneacu.
the gUMtU last
Hr-, Mirk Zer
i >lc(init It
■ nt o f r a p .
t "Il’ PHilr iV
i,!•!» itinfi
will mee t a t 8 :0 0 o’cl >ck
at th# home of Mr*. W. E. Wat•M In Roaa Court with Mr*. W*
eo> and Mr*. B. D. Caawall a*
llUn-
th»1a
We Miiiiu.f
lmtoiiuI
our
aatI. i Hhiim1 ut* tiil*er« tnvit# I
iii-T *i fiii in I id* i K inc»#nta*
in , , i i |. i lieI (Ii ii rial id 4*e«>f gia .
Stitt n *"i
*d
Sindh
4 arnlina,
|i« tit'* m ?• I tn v id
Vlantat.'hii■
M*it. V1*111 h itf
Rhaitle M am j,
and M.
Y
atld«*n
t»f
|Vmt«yW antav
Ri I* ihlu aiu*
M. Kitdil* n
chatrntan,
I* r, firatiii au,| Slrvi nvon
iiii*i*»ia"r’* itf th e
and
ar %
llou sg h a n k in g
rumiiiiUr**
•»K EECUnIIKK
Rtalerick
Fly •
mg Kield Field Ittealetl juat north
uf S«al>t*ai-I r a i l w a y tra ck *. d«dU
i »if -l recently.
Mrs. Powell Honors
Circle Number S ix
Zem ovean Buried
ergreenC em etery1
The member* o f the Busina**
Woman** Circle <f the First Bap
tist Church held their regular
nneting on Monday ev* mug
nt
K.00 o'clock at the home of Mi**
Minnie Stewart
on
Mellmivillo
Avenue with Mrs F. L Hit* pr<
tiding. Using “ My State* as thsuhjict, Mr* J, V. Johnson con
ducted a short
p r giam ,
after
which Mr* John
D, Abraham*
took charge o f the Dibit* que**
: n w » i •crtlce* Tor Mrr Anna
WtIMTMn. &8, who ilinl *t the
r > r » W -L » u ,h t i n llimpital Sun
afternoon after a ahott i l l n c ,
fm
k ,U
r*«t»r<iu)r
ifternoon
tt*m th , F in t Mcthrxii*t' Church,
With
Ah, Hr■* Carroll Vainer of______
fk la tin r . Iluntl » » In Kv#r>r»rn
CamaUry. T h , Krlcknon Funeral
R m m tn ch ,rt< o f arrangement*.
I T ba pallbearer* were
Mike Ilona.
M m U , M Hao*<n. C C . Priert.
At the conclusion o f the bu-i
■J. C. Ellaworth, Sllnaon RogeM. nr an meeting Mis* Stewart yyn
>M 4. F. Hkkion.
ducted an art mnteat for the *n
a n t r a . Zernoraan, who In hrr 21 tertalnmenc o f the guests. Hr
H M r a a f residence here, wa, a de- fnahm ents were «er>H at a lata
Tput church attendant and mem htur !»y Hk hoitea* to the follow
ber « f aeviral rhurch circle*, wiu ing: Mr*. J. V. Johnson, Mr#.
bprn In Roumanla, Aug. At. 1HT.V John D. Ahraham*, Mr, F L Ilite,
She cam* to America o tt r
30 Mr». Roy J. King, Mr*. W L.
ypara ago, and to Florida ov»r 20 Stoudenmire, and the Mi**e* Min
yaara ago. During the pa>t five nie Stewart, Mari# Stewart, Emily
yaara ah* hai lived
with her Boyd. Maude J inkina and Annie
adopted daughter and ■on-in-law, la u rir Jowrra.
Mr. and Mr*. Sam
Keni*. who.
with a alater. Mr*. Sophia (Iter, of W ANTS MORK INCOME TAXES
l o u mania,
iiirvtre
her.
Four
WASHl NOTON, Oct. 7.— (A.IM
m ^ d -th lld re n .
Chrlianthy.
Qaarg *. Nick, and Mary Ann Ken —Eatnxiv* Increasea In t a in <>n
large inrnmea and Inheritanre*
ig ata alao aurvlvor*.
CARD OF THANKS
rt wlah to eipreaa our aincer*
reclatlon for the maay acta of
tnaai and th* beautiful floral
ring* extended by our friendi
SC the recant • Ilia*** an I
lh a f aay beloved mother, Mr*.
A lir M fiiB .
Mr. and Mr*. Ham Ktnl*.
o f Idaho,
|Vn n«yl\am a. »n,j tilrnn o f
‘.
lo j p
Among
fr om
S i ininulr
r h a p t r r Numt**i Tw
u L S at
te n din g thr m ee tin g u f Mel.ainl
1t ’h a p t r r Nunn u^t Stil«*en la«t nigh*.
at vvhi ^ lime M l ' Mae T INifm
I ' « n made her o ff lv ia l vi^it were
Mi ami Mi .» Jiihn ( i u u , Mi a n .
Mrs t; E Mv K a y .
\lr*
f
i
Hmith. Mr* t*e«*rge ll« / f, Mi*
W M Hay nr*. Mr** Hear le Halhit t. Mr* N F i d itshaw. Mi I f \ (*. Hrigg*. Mr* E t
H ar^t
Mr*
l nret ta
II m l her* on.
Mi*
Murra> Ja rv is. Mrs. C h a r le s Kan
n*-r. Mis R, \Y.
T u r n e r , MiE u g e n e H i n t i n ' . Mr- J. E IUkei
Mr* H ar ry K»nt, Mr* L* T S h rp
herd . Mrs B. C. M " " r s and Mi
Mam ie J inkill*
NOTICE.
.|Aa a part of Ok week of pray*t aervlce* which ar* being hell
Ilia week at th* Flrat Baptlrt
Church Circle Number On* of tlw
Weman’a Mlaalonar, Saclaty will
I m charge of the prayer mtetlng
Vtnlght at T:M o'clorh at thv
Horah
He would not •ji*ruo« the m e e t
loir «»f HenitH n»t a ye ste rd ay, w h ic h
» i * h v 1*1 a t Mem or ratir n atio n a l
i «*mniittre head*|uari* m , nor t h a t
n-HN -rd fo r t o d a y . l*eyond s a y i n r
' >a' m.iny o f us Relieve the w a v
t i I. e l a t e )■* m re gu la r seaaion. ‘
• H i <Miro*, p f iti*n|ffUio t h e r e
i t
« i t u a t i o n . *81(1 th*
M* ’ •
»t*. le a d e r '’ N a t u r a lly w
..t . »• t iv to . iiltah'iuate in i n ,
1.1 »i .'iim ni « ho h w p Indieve to b>*
P a ffa ir Cfctl* of the Clardent
C h h wlQ meet at ' j o :oo o'clock
with Mr*- W., M. Scott at her
Mbaaa tn Itayiali.
.
i (l* r°l* r matt trip o f BafninoU
Rabokah Lodge Number Fortytkrte will be held at 8:01 o’clock
at the Odd Fellow** Hall.
SaDla Harrison Chapter of th*
Ik A. a
» ith
the Reptihltean
Ri |»rr*enta'T\\*■ tla rnrr f Teaaa,
lh*- I l l ' l l *
Mailer, Repn*-i n t a li \ *• Ml. iNtffie f Ala* arum.
IM iihm i a I k tvhip. and |{r|irp*rnttliv»* Hyrti* »*f T iu m -*i . tv e r r on
file H mpm1 h i t
\ i no Tig the Ho in#
KrpitMLai-t rt rr*1 Sin'll of N e w
V - t k Y m ulw a.v nf
h us etta ,
and ll-n hum- h **f New Jeraejr,
S intuv R> ' mimi n *ai*l
Kefo re
the . nfeien, e that the | V m o raUc
in rillin'i * tliil licit know w hat th«preoiileiitN pre(M>-al
*a«. t i r e p *
that »t related t« th*- do meat i
• iifHimir Ai tu at n*n
.
FLORIDA STATE I'OLLKOK. I —
Tallahasmer, Oct. 7.— Mia* Lillian ann
lr * pledged to 1hr Alpha (Til Unv
a* a itoiltjr.
Th* ,oroiltir> *r* mini hi t>
1‘ anhpllrnir A—oeUtlon. whirh
11*-mi* rat*. al«mi-
York, all
in
t
nineteen aoroHtlea at the Floriua Hl||
State College for Women Both nt t
Mia* Brannon and Miss W’ hi e ||lM
New
IIti 1nrha tiii o f t'ormert icut, Re ed ot
M Sarah Parker Methodist
hAAif* Club will meat at 3 lliannon ami MU* Carrie \ V h i>.1 on :
uf S sn fird , were among the 2K.*i
<k i t the home o f Mr*. Claude
y
[trndon. 605 Magnolia Avenue. « udenta plrrlged recently to the
FRIDAY.
ha Dirt G in h M r t Cirtl. of
Gvrdrn Club of Saaford irill
1 lU flrat meeting of th* m « •
>1.19:04 o'clock at the home
Mr*. H igh . WheleHel, South
of
rf
11
11
— ~
P erSo n a l s
*Mi*»i«*ippi, a n 1 W a r n e r
With l ’» iiienH eT* t.i alt nclam * ,
t’ ircle Number Six o f the Fir-4
Methodi*! I huii h held its regular
un-eting Munday after noon at th**
home i f Mr* J. II Powell, KPJ
West Fir*l Str et
Mm. tieorgo
McFrum presided over the bus!
neas tvssion while
Mrs, W. S
Thornton gave half of the semnd
part of the Bible *lmly book.
**Teaihi»lga of Je*U' mi
Unman
ft latioiia.'* Mrs. ||»>**ia Hulrhis n
led in prayer.
Plans
dis u
for a l»ar.
I»ecil# to l«r* giv en on A m iistir*"
Day for the Iwnefit .,( th# chur» I
A fter the bnsine**
'eaaion **•
jo lined a siM'tal hour was rn
joyed aiol refreshioeiita
su
M rvnl. Those present werv: Mi
A. M. Flowers. Vlrs. Ii. B. Mon
r» e. Mis. W S Thornton, Mr*. I
II, I'owrll, Mrs. Bessi# Hutchl'oi
Mrs. J. B i ra* furd, Mr*. Forest
Mrs. J II Mct'askill, Mrs. Sai
Hradfmd, Mr*. J. A. Roger*. Mi
W. ( ’ . Hekle, Mr*. Ckorge Me
t'rum , Mrs. Alma flubhach. MrFrank la r, Mrs. A. IK ShoemakeMm. .\| B. Smith Knd Miss Duio
thy Rogers.
4 times
■ at adtocaU-l yaaterday ti> Srmtor luiFolIrltr. He publican of Wi*ronrin, upon hi* return to Ihe
capital. Senator CaFollatte i* a
member of thr (inanca mmmlttro which (ramr- revenue legiilation.
HOLLYWOOD—H. V. Dink Inclearing lot on -m ith aot corner of
Rroaevelt St. ami IHth A n ., for
automobile aervice »lntion.
O c t . (4 win he the la*t day of
rar la te for *a* dollar *perlaL
Watch Far Oar Next Special.
W ieboldt Studio
Arcade
ANNOUNCING
OUR REGULAR
PRICES
tcense
Finger W av e..50c
Shampoo
50c
iber b t
Manicure
50c
Thera la a change In the rata for all * lo m , under Chap1M9I Act* o f 1831 th* lirenae tax on it e m tn which
•». ware# nr nMacha»i|ac of any hud are told at retail th*
Durol Scalp
Treatment $1.00
Permanent
W ave
Eugene
W ave
$7.50
Frederick’s Vita
T o n ic ...... $10.00
THF.VRE MI1.DFR. T h e hett T u rkith and
• D om ettic to b a c co that m oney can buy
la put in toC h ea tcrfclil. C h m e tb e lii to
bacco is the fincat-tenurcd. the u nu oibett and ripcat that g r o w l— ripened
and iw cctcn ed in the vundime, cured
right by the farmer and ag ed right
for tw o year* in w ood en h ogihcad*.
M ellow — and uruJrrfulIj m ild!
n u : i 1 VM>; liKrrK.tc Thcac m ild, im ooth
tobacco* arc put together exactly right.
T h e aroma o f TurkUh, the m ellow
tv> cun t** o f I h im n t k — blended and
cnm -hlcndcd. Ilu w it'* d o o c i* Chettcrhcld’ l ic cr e t — but m illion s know
h ow much better it taueti
THKVHK IN RE. Everything that g o e * into
C h n tcrficld i* ic itc d by expert c he mitt*.
T h e purc*t, fine*! cigarette paper madet
> clean, tight-realcd package. "P a rt tU
l h tru/rr yew Jrtmk. '*
TIU.V SATISFY* T h e pack a g e ... naat, clean.
T h e d g a re tte s. . . wcU-klled. T h e paper
. .. p u r e w hite. A nd w ith y ou r very
( n t puff, y o u n otice they u u t better.
Plcaaing and ta tiifyla g — Chevtarheids
ju»t teem t o suit you, right d o w n to
the grou nd.
H air C u ts....... 35c
F o u r hits— four good things about «Y«y
Chcrtcrfidd cigarette. Remember: They ere
[V im ................ 15c
M ilJ er — T *tf€ B ette r
P. PAUL’S
G O O D .,, t h e y ’v e g o t t o b e g o o d !
, : ;’i| j|t f,
Beauty Shop
i
P un
Smtitfy .
�I ) • doable ptajr, flytog o o t 'la
Bishop at second, who doubled
Bottom ley o ff fln t, Bishop U
Fout. No rtw*. two hit*, »o -errors,
Philadelphia: Blatap fouled out
to Bottom lap who railod 'nvar on
Ms head- Haa* fliedaw* lo Uafey.
Cochran* oat to W 11aotl No runs.
IN NORTH A N D SOUTH
flu ted S u p p o r t I d
[n e m p to y m e n tW a r
(Continued from Pace One)
lirldtd political or a x ia l dlflODeaa do not aril* and disturb
E X -R U SSIA N , NOBILITY
•yw■*tt-* •*».
. UTTLBW
(A .P .> - M r
eat pop or
- »_• * *
member* ol ,th* JagWatara ton
.•csalon ta coaaMor cotton M M
a.cssore* add
•*•*>!• ; Ihh
power* ol lb* ^aU hltfcV»»^Kt
commission ta panaK U_ t o ,tovestigata the llQtWWJOQ aspan-
. .T h id Holt, Birmingham, rapra•ahtlag the Soathaaat on the
m U onal Commit)**, rcom m end
ed that Florida follow plana o f th*
National CommlUe* In coordinat
ing.tha nacatalllra of Ufa when
jjrntar com**.
''Florida'* greatest unemployment
M lo f problem Ihla winter will be
Om inflda of persona who look to
tta slat* as “ the happy hunllni
n oan d of th* job seeker.” Governfg 'C irllon *»id here h*t night on
QW'efa o f * atile-wldo unemployM ill conference meet Ina at hit
dlturaa of * • ' WgkhoT
swat tinea 11Z1.
’• fh * Itata ran well ear* for It*
tnMnployed and need) ell Itans,"
th e' governor deelsred, hut he ad*n td ‘ persons planrflng to rome to
Florida In the hop* of getting a
lob for the winter to “ stay at
H a w, where each state Is planM ag to car* for It* johlett."
. No definite figure* on unvmwloyment in Florid* ere available
TOT presentation In Ihe rnnferenre,
dw governor «ald. lie looked lo
the beginning of the cltiu* harvest
adaton to provide a sharp upturn
hi employment. The harvest *1
PINEIIUR8T, N. C.— No, the men at the left w u n 't In a fight.
3 # W Is under way but will not hr I
Hr Is Grover Cleveland Wilsh, of New Yurk, and the “bandage" or
fa full swing until the taller part
o f this month or lha middlo of his face is intended to protect him from the kick of th* gun. He L
talking to Lnurence B. Smirk, of Millbrook, N. Y. They are contest
1*»Th* prospect,
the govern >r ant* in the North and South Trapihoot.
was “far a highly sorres*.
n f.t o o r li t season, with a result- cf s mpl lyment, hr said.
KBt Inc res* In available Job*.
The governor urged riturns to
HTBut Florida’s own cltiiens can push municipal improve menu and
ffX'thse* place*,'* he added em- said jobs rnuld he provided for
ptatlcally. "It u Ike duty of every
many, if needed home improve
•mplofer t ■ give work first tn
ment! were nude this winter.
Florid* cltlxen* and if that Is
The governor said he would an
dona 'there will hr few johs left
over for persons who come from nooriee todey the jiersonnel of a
J .other states In search of seasonal committee which will seek to c 1ordinain unemployment relief ef
I employment."
No runs, no hits, no errors.
1 Th* governor said he would forts of the various rommunlties
I'hilsdelphta! Dykes went out
V i « f | ' tha itate-wld* conference of the state.
Fublle and private
leaders, In Rntlomley, unasslstrd. Williams
!, |bor* today In request the federal
fouled out to High, lloyt wrnt out.
“•
‘ •Igavernmeol In push plane far numbering ahiut 200, asselYihled
High to Rottomley. No runs, no
here
last
night
for
the
preliminary
authorised public cynatrtKtion In
hits, n t erorrs.
■ 1 Florid*. Several poetoffjees and Hireling at wh^rh the governor
Fourth Inning
•iao about a million doltan' presided.
St. lamia: Martin hunted smart
WOldh of work on Ihe govrm ly along Ihe first has* line to
l - ‘ mant's (0/100,000 Okeechobee food
AKRON MAKK.H TKFT Till I1
!: control program, come under this
•rote a hit, as he out ran th* ball,
I lllailflcatign, the governor said.
llafey struck out but not until
AKRON. Ohio, Oct, 7.—( A.l».) lloyt had tried five timss to get
Th* atata, ha declared, cannot
I IfKreare tha achrdole o f puliltr —The navy airship Akron moored Maftln off flrat. Bot t o m l e y
Work*. Road mainlananre will ha at lie d o ck last night aftrr a trial •inglad io right Hold, Martin gocontinued, but road construction flight o v e r n ir t h r S s t e r n Ohio Ing Jo third where he made a re
r:already la at 11^ peak aa a means lasting apprniimately eight hours. markable hook slide. Wilson hit In-
5-1, With M artin i
Bat Singing Tunes
{
Walbarp'a place an Uw hlD. Hafey
(O f a eeraUh hit at third, th* ball
de/lar^na aft Dyhea* bang to W llllama who threw ta first tea lata.
Rottomley farced llafey at sec
ond, Fox* ta William*. Wilson
•lagted to center, vending Batay to third. 0*1hart alngled ta
field, acorlag Bottomlay, WIIssh going to second. Hallahan
filed out to Simmon* |a canter.
High wept out McNair to Foxx.
O^a run, three hit*, no error*.
Philadelphia: Foxx bunted for
a aaf* hit. Miller forced F o il at
■eaond, Colbert to Frlatk. Dykes
fckeej Miller at taeond, Frisch to
Galbert. William* singled to eenit to third.
tr,field, a* Dyke*
BoVy went In to hit, (or Rommell,
Haley struck out to atxT th* gam*.
N» runt, two bit*, do error*.
St. tools .......... 100 002 011—6 1 run in 2 Innings; off Rommell
BOX SCORE Summary: Run* batted In. Mar 3. with on* run In l inning, t o e
Sti Louis
ab r - h po a c tin 4. Uelbct-., Milter. Two h u e ing pitcher, Hoyt. Attendance,
hits, Frisch. Simmons. Home runs, 33,400. Time ol genie, 2:06.
Martin. Stolen baits, Watkins.
Watkins, rf McNair to Foxa;
Double plajv
Frisch. 2b ...
Getbert to Bottomtey to Wilson. ( mailed members of Clermont CllMartin, cf .....
•Struck out, by Hallahan 4. b y . tus Gruwert' Assosiation reproHI fey, If
Hoyt I, by Walberg 2. Bases oil .tenting refund* of 5.32 cents p-rr
Bdttomley, lb
bells, off Hallahan I. off Walberg Ih>x from packing charges and
kelson, e —
t. Hits, off Hoyt T, with 3 runs a.U cents per box for hauling
Gelbart, as ...
Hallahan, p ..
Ing Halls ban's chance at hurllog a
Iwo-hlt gam* this eerie*. F o il hit
through. Ihe boi for a single as
Simmons went lo third.
Miller
force,) Foix at second. High to
Frisch, 11 Simmons scoted. Miller
was safe at first. Dykes alngled
through High, who *■ unaul* to
hold the pilch. Miller went to sec
ond on the play. Williams filed
out to Frisch. On* run, three hit*,
no erroia.
Eighth laaiag
St. Louis: High struck out. Watklna recsivad a walk to first.
Frlsc), filed oat <0 Moor* in- laft
field. Martin rtaalvad a tlemendr.ua ovation aa he cam* ta the
plate. Ha swung around
twice,
missing both a fast and slow hall
as th* crowd roared. Martin aln-
Tatxl___ _
M
FhRadalphia
ab
~V
Scan, Roebuck A Co* (peak to
tal of (6W.8M to Florkto daring
1030, according to t figure* .M at
to C..8..P«»a*IJ, raaa**ar o i 01laodo atort,—Tatar**, Laka < w k
tp- Citiaan.
McNair. 2b ..... 2
Moort, If
Haas, ef
Cochran*,
Simmons,
F o il, lb
_____
------c __
If, cf
........
2
2
4
4
3
0
0
0
1
0
1 1
0 2
1 3
3 8
2 8
Hr
1
•• - 1 |
v;
Millar, r f ____ 4 0 0 2
Dyke*. 3b ____ 4 0
Williams, m
4
0
lloyt, p ______ 2 0
Walberg. p ____ 0 0
Having, a ......... 1 „ 4
Rommell, p
0 0
Boley, xx . ,,
1 0
COMPLETE w r r a ’
;;i 0
1 ,2
0 0
• 0
0 0
6 0
0 0
1 98S M ODEL—>lh«
n h w T M v d g lliH m T
TaUl .....w... - M l # IT U 0
x—batted far Walberg to (th.
gx—baited for Hornmall In 9th.
Score by Innlit|*:
Philadelphia __ 000 000 100— 1
T H E SA N F O R D
N A T IO N A L
S a n fo r d
k
of Jacksonville
F lo r id a
(Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bank ofi Jacksonville)
C A LL
s
■.
KM 7.476.7i
TOTAL
51,672,188.21
Jv < J, 1 1
Oipit&l Stock
u.e*..,..........t
Surplus and Undbfided P rofrta ..
Reserved fo r DijWpn'd No>u9*.
Payable 0 <fSber 1 , 1931...
Reserved for T a w and Interest
1
-
j
Comptroller's Call /
301,461.50
NONE
19,500.00
3,750.00
I 0
f/
Statement o f Condition) September 29,1931 7 jr.
RESOURCES
Overdrafts
.................... ............. ...............
Rankin*: Bouse, Furniture and Fixtures
Federal Reservo Bank S to ck ....................
U . S. Bon4s.and Certificates of
Indebtedness
.$732,395.45
Bortds......... ...i2|8,701.44
Loans; N k Y , Stock Exchange
C ollateral
................... 38,609.16
Cash and Due from B a n k s..........357,770.66
.* 1 1 # TSi
1 , 7 . ; '/ :
Jscksonvliiey FloridA 7 / i
-
CO M PTR O LLER 'S
(ORGANIZED IW3)
-
C o n d e n s e d S ta te m e n t o f C o n d it io n -^ S e p t e m b ^ r 2 9 * 10*
/ /> *
DEPOSITS
|
/ ].;
RESOURCES
L m m u d DtoeownU ——^
Ddnuuid Loom
Irk Hounm, Furailura tad F lx ta n g ----B * n ‘ LUbtHlp Under Lattera o f C redit
U* 8. Bond* lo Soeure Circulation
Ftdcral RMtrvo Btnk Sloth
U. S. Rood* end Ctfo. o f Ind.
n a « o , 7t t ,i
Other MorkeUble Beodo ......... ......
Loam , N. V. Sloth Ex. CoHaternl-----------1
„ 2p______
Bankers’ AttepUnces 1 O bubcrW Paper M 6d.T44.47
C « h and Dye F fa a B u h l — ----- ------------ 6^ 44,408^3
S S M M ^ IM *
$1,672,188^1
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orja n iicl th» Air Una Pilat'a Aaaociation mil h. » * affiliated th»m
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Muri4*K IS III IIEIIY <1M V \
dtttas tmdea* tPonrtl, »um up
fkVdale i » -tha.-proper manner,
(hr" Ply they a re' ltro n jly " efs
p . whd art fili f iU y tnfploftfi
■aaa ear'buy in* pop er bpcauaa
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a r * p < awe u p I f ' wraith, o u r
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iffreoa. Few Uaaa ara beinc
Ida e»d tha laelnt tblac In
harkar today, txreraae of faar, ia
i dollar. It, toe, to* out of work
B i n of fear.
“The real altuatloa, a» 1 .re it,
thlai Are we who tnou|h— are
r far-rithtid enOath—to uee our
Clonal- tv Mr re wealth while wa
It have It, to and unemployment,
. rreate employment opportunlP asd t o promote ' xoand etn)hle pfajeela which wilt tend to
B w# punua a Vheearnlbbllof
ty which would tontlaue antll
matlaaa] taaarre wealth will
a been aquaadeiwd ? ”
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h iftt li| t
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moat repast picture of 1. Caldwell
Jenklne, laat active Vice President
of lha 1(archant Fleet Corpora
tion, whoaa poattlon waa aboHahed
by tha beard e f tnuteee, and who
waa reatored to o ffk a by Praaldent
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( H VIEWS
SOCIAL UNREST
S han gh ai F o r c e AS ALARMING
linet O rd ers
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LATEST AIR HEROES
ILLS OFQHHIS E a r n s h a w P it c h e s
INDUSTRYTOLD2 - H it B a l l W h i l e
BV FLETCHER M a te * Bat A t W i l l
Leader Warns
ATLANTA MAYOR Labor
Industry That Revo
Come From
JOINS GROUP OF lutions
Hunger And Grief
WET CRUSADERS
PoorHnndlingOfFruit
Seen AsDestructive;
Co-Operation Urged
HERNDON TELLS
OF LONG FLIGHT
OVER PA C IFIC
SHI BE P A R K .
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day entered the Imneball Halt
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fb r c e i In Shanghai at present i Attacking
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,
The .Imple fail trmain. that our wa. the mainland, and tura aafety. the nina initial., the Canto weak
port for Chian oa'ahart notice.
dent, laying:
Woet U main ainH ,a a
high'
I nnkii*. our i*< payn>. our home i Tb* old hu* picked up the eitra d u w o jn oqy-teu-threw
**IW*hU a# , 1^ I M . . I u* . i
M our Inaiiluilon* arr to pro■fr. .
encr*. - or -hipper. a.vd our rar- - loe.l and kept right on going and white he *truk nut eight,
. SHANGHAI. Oct. I — (AJ\>—
w« knew we were going to be all rally all of the put-oata were
(Crntinurd On l*ngr Kivcl
Is
. tlgltenlag grip of China'* aad mentment the abtue and d*-' «w
III* to ' the
' 'bitfield,
* * ...................
although thw'
_____________
, right
n
"
i~g\e»g»
Jgpaaa e boycott la retaHo.
k’s ihttold perforated hrfi- r.'
. rye
-g1*
That wa. the only time we Had Mackl
ENGI.EWOOD. Ort a.— |A l'.»
TAl.l.AII ASSKE. n e t.
«
t b o tar J a m i l military *cti*U •r the American legion f ir I heir, (W,
. ______
__
t "
n
■
,,
.
ily when
the____________
occasion, aroea.
u ch h is n itic s n c c '
‘ ••uhi' •> *n on un ion# wp. liantly
—Whil uvce.agv. ol cunvjol*nre tA P .)-B ta te nffi.ial*
M .mlay
H UiedJc^*f»nd p^on the ptahihl
While tfarruhaw . was rwahUf
1
poaiH in from sll part* pi the bey*, pm <nvr*vtgatlon into a remegey-r*{i\h.J^-tVdg, hie. to a 5 k * “
‘. ‘ W h a t trim obeyed <be r a t
yittr-d
aummoSlle
tag
-war"
teRMiwtod Bytoes ter Jahtteo. tttfk
Woatdt thu, allow of .Senator
• f their cvnairy to arm* and of.
twe-n PJorid* and Indiana.
the mound In a savsga • hit ab>
Ito'lght Morrow tirdsy still awsil.|
fayed themaelve* a willing aaeriA Florida motori.t wae arrested
had plenty of gaailtne and we Just tack featured bj Jimmy t o m ’i
WASIUNOTON. O ct 1 - t A IM ed word front h*r daughter .AnnJ in I' iliaanpoli* for ll <t having an
Ike U need la upon |he altar of
kept toiling on.
WASHINGTON. Oct
fi
lusty homer over thw cantor field
and Col. (.indbergh In far off
Ihelr^rowatiy. and thp« demon —A farm board offer ,ta help f ♦•|*c|
We got off to a fine start Iron ' feme. Lindsey end Derringer took
Indiana lag on hi* rar and an In
(A I' l - P r o p o s a l, of wid" «iaand elothe needy Ameri-ann Mi Chins. Colonel snd Mr* Undlwigh
Japan, thanke tn the aid nf thb1
diana truck nperstur was In jaH
"
‘ on Page Three)
teen* qn the mound before .th*
cvniatered eerione obptnctee v• - were aboard the Britl.h aircraft
a: Jacksonville charged with fell- n't nance, designed tn strengthen Japanee# newspaper. A«hal. and ,
•i torday at the headqanr'-*'* “ V "-arri-r. Ilerime, rrui.iny down th.- are to pay ihe Flo*Ida mileage las and further th* financial fatntc th* sis mechanic* they sent up to game ended, but th* Macks feared
(Continued oa Paga 3 U )
R m iiin t II Mvver'e rrlief orgnm Ynngt.e r.tunry from Staking
on "for hire" vehicles.
of the country by g o ..mniental Samuahlru lo tune up our nva
»hrn the mraaage rrachaj them
rhine. A* a matter of fart w*
•Fjhtida offlcirl. rvreived t"b."operation, will "be disc.seed by
-From membe:* of the advt.nrv la.t night. Thry did not arrive a l'
don't knrw )u*t how w.- did manJtrwm' slating that all Flu Ida
Trr.idvnt Hoover tonigit with a
committee dealing with practivul \Voneiing, the T^barkatUn point,
(Continued on Pagw Two)
m oo ilia found in Indiana would
si-lerte.1 group nf Congressional
of administering u-lu-f until tnday and In. n they had to|
he arrestrd and roiupellrd lo but lea [r*-v.
Havel to Shanghai before lh»y
______
rente n multitude of objection.
Indl na lag. unla.s Florida agireil
Th" conference will to
cull
u.. . 1 ' tv
’
%
.
i Difficulties
yorroundmg
lie vtiuld be within rea.h of a cabin to . policy of rvcipioeatinn The
riacticaUg every farmer in tha board', offer ware «:rte«.-d l.y office.
crsrd primarily wilh the dowaiil igs wer. sent hy II. I.. Diner
Hanford ang Samlaola Caunty »cc- Myfr «| at thg rommiltre. whtch
The funeral for Mr.
Morr-w,
■>f lidisnapolis. motu lian.porta nir.llc situation in thr hi.pc ol |
WASHINGTON, Oct.'S.— (A J .)
Li ti C. - “
incladeil Newton D. Baker ..f who died yesterday nf cerebral lion operator, who .aid
of ...-.ring unity of nrti- n by all
WASHINGTON. Oct. «. -(A .P .) , —A Democrat', suggestion t u t
bit fh-hU fog the Winter cal.ry rlea.lami. former ee.tetar, ..f
inerthage while a.U-rp, will l.r
political
partleJ
and
factions,
—Collapse of what he saw at the Japan and England stop bulldiag
crop, and moat of Sanford'* bu.i- „ r. „ WM
oul th, ,,U;i held tomorrow In the Flret P r-.-( firali there veer" harking him
Florida recently
.rilled II. President Hoover will seek par ♦lleer .room’’ d o reported y»* | warships long emugh lo tot the
noae men are looking forward to involve! vetting up a milling and hylerian I'hurch here. All mem-,
•ic.ilirly
the
support
of
svnatnr.
with
lerday hy Senator Urookhart as United States float her treaty
a batter vaaon within the neat diitribu'.lon *«y t am. c u t t i n g her* of the family, rscept Mr.. Hrvniu |>U r difficulties
few meek*, but n branch c f on atbwait numerous lines of r»- I.indbcigh, will he prr.eat. Word Georria and other soutFtrn ststrw and iv-ore.entativr. who arc p«w- the Association Against th* Pro navy wwa dlrectd ykslerday to
\S II. Jsrk.on, Fiecpnrr, Fla . rtfol on ecmmitlrr. dealing with hibition Amendment announced it President Hoover.
tsdojtry in partlealar la net wait lablUhrd bu*|neo*e. at n. time th- * is received today from I’ n'.iwould a«k both major parties to
lag leg the c>parted tarn (n bu.l- commit as also is u ginr ehor vr drnl Hoover (hat he wnuhl not ' r resident, wrote act in t Motor Vo lii.aiidal legUlalion.
Senator Bwtnson of Virglato,
tlrrady he ha. gathered an ini- pledge themselves to r*-submission
neaa but is staging a drtra to in working hour* and employment able to alter*) the funeral ee he hlclr Commissioner Mcldn her.*
ranking Democrat on >h* -Senate
l-v.ing
»ym|M>si.'m
of
financial
than
he
was
arresle
I
in
Indianef ihe liquor law.
duce buyai* to do their trading nUtribution.
had planned, end a.krd that Vive
naval committee, mad* the yrk"pinion through rnnferencr* with
IlmokharL Iowa Republican and poeal. H e asked th at th * p re e td a U
new when prices in everything
to ayola for not having an Indiana
T i t importance of community P rc Ident Curtis he allow, d
|
•
ui.tanding
banker.
Mo.l
of
hi.
llcrose pla.e. lie .rid he wa. given
prohibitionist, said th* recent Mlefrom car* to clothas are lower independence from oj:tidr In vr repee'urvt him.
t me durlny thv p*-t week has- eourl rongTeaslonal election rw- n r g o .ii t e a fiv e - y e a r n a v a l boltu
punted
notice
and
told
to
keep
than at any time tinea i l l * .
Th- new# of Senator Morrow',
ferenca in Uchliltg kwal p o'.ilrm.
>.'ay during which the Unltad
hi. -er off the ln.li in* hif-wray*. I e. n ••c.pu-d with these confer vralrd the sentiment of th* AmertDeriarlng that hb company be » a« emphaeiied.
death ye.t;rday epreai rapidly
State* would continue constriMTie
printed
noli'*,
which
wa.
ran
people
"outside
th#
we*
ritlea"
>
tteaoa that tha gaaeral pujlic will
Don so aa to reach the compara
K.peclally in respect to com thiough the capital in which he
on t*er.
N f now If yalw-.e worthy of ncto munity relief funetl n. the com had been prominent and.active in mailed to MrLIn, w i* «uncd “ A>
tives strength aliwtd by th* Lon
"The whole wet
aggregation.
re*.mg Ofilter." ll vulublv set
•m placed within ranch aad that mittee agTted many lorali ic. were hla four years of public service.
don treaty.
forth
(hr
grievance
that
Florida
Wall
Street
an)
all."
be
told,
"waa
i
through the me Hum of odeerttaiag • low to grssp their responsibilities
President Hoover was visibly
Meanwhile th* president's pro
only able to muster 4000 out of a ;
the paoglg will karn what value. »nd Inclined toward leaving the |shocked when informed a* he ■'e- » a. dltcriininatlng against Indl
gram (nr tutting down navel axtotal
of
h
O
.O
O
O
vote*.'
an*
motori.t.
and
wa.
nut
grant
nffeewd, W. K. Walthall, work lo ita ’o organ!tailma.
farted for Washington from the
I snditursa received its lin t DemoMeanwhile, Henry II. Curran, I
af Um Marahall Mo
Senator Dun.au l). Fletcher last
Tha committee agreed to make woi Id .erle* game at phlla 'elphla. ing reciprocal right.. It cFnfgei
catlc
support frani Senator Elat
tor*. log, in announcing the be every effort lo halt the "hopalesa I Republican rontr-1 of the al “ thr rtilroad* era using your night arrrpted an Invitation to president of th# anti-prohibitionist1Ol Utah.
ginning o f m estenairo need car ■nigra I >n“ of families looking for ! most evenly divid'd Senate wa* stale commlralnn ami lirense de runio to Sanford in thv near fu organisation, rounted "20 senators j Swanson, who has usually sag■
ante, aaproaewd hi* utmost ecnfl- walk. It tosh a strong position ! threatened. Hut those
turr to spunk to th* ritru* gruw- ■ml 103 representatives" already p-rtsd liberal approprbtlona fee .
familiar p sU lrni le |h"lr tools."
Me Lin said hu Ilcfar.minl cn of tjvl. section on th. .ubjucl *,'*d«*l* l#
dan.a In tha taming Pall business. agJla.t unvoatruUe.1 relief math- with New Jersey las aalJ. how^
Ihe fleet, e*id a naval holiday 4
I Mr. Walthall aaid that his com- ode such as bread Hors.
eter, that th* gov;rnor can fill mevi r had arrested an Indiana m •
would be much, oeort desirable
lu
ll
t
and
never
would.
He
a,Id
ar
is offering M need can at
Th. laviutio«i w »i r . f n d H by 1
^iU Mk boib then reductions in lav aI ex
‘
A-report fiom Ike Red Cross Ihe varancy until the IPTi election
let at P in t Street and San- saying *°°0 families now are be The governor of New Jersey I* a rest. complained of 1>• Indiana of
.
_
i ! U m m U . I* I n
a
^ °[
Dunal platforms
n e x t spring lutes- APPMsPtly referring t*
flea!* were mad* hy officials of lth#
Avenue aad tltot they wUI he ing cared for In drought a:eas of Republican. (
Seminole County Chamber of
,
pledging their senators and re pre the pres Meat’s program, he soldi
the
Florida
railway
raid
comat sireptkmaUy tow price*. Mawtana s a l N ittk Dakota was
Senator Mnfrow'a death which
Commetre, who. with several JUn- ventative. to glee this case to th*
"A treaty far a holiday o f tub
r.vwel
a |
__ ..
. PfnMHfri IO «l»w bnM
S (■<« IU IHW
Approihnately M A M has
been tweeived with (ha prediction this is tb< Urn in (he Senate alnm ad rnisdon.
attendd a "aeting of
, Ju
lh# wboU American kind la fat preferable to small gpd
sliced from thr total asked fae tha
sporadb redust I ms of naval anorange growers in Orlando last
- -figure may ranch UAOO families journment la.t Mar. 4 -toft the
people.”
ants before the sale and medern before winter ends.
make-up <f lha new Scnets meet
penditurea with no do/tails sad
.
nighL
free-wheeling devices wUI he bn
ing In Dfceynher 47 Republican.,
la view aad which will rwenJt la n
Senator Fletcher is told to have
an every car »eld for over
17 Democrats and on* farmt*S alvation A r ip y H ea d putting tbo Vnitsd Htstaa at a dinmad# a very
interesting
MM. he concluded after eaplpla V o ca l Selections T o
lalevr.
in obtaining tha agreed
c m prelif naive survey of thb
V isits H e re T o n ig h t «dv*ntag*
big haw Uye free wheeling device
Morrow took hi* seal In the Senratio* o f tbo larndoo trtoty.
R .
H a u l Shell P ro g ra m
. tetn'a citrus ind-etry and 1U
ala last »i salon, add completed the
King promised bb support 1
ills, end received a long ovatiou
Captain
Harris,
a
l
f
l
r
e
r
in
Anether Interest mg
■neipired term of Waller K. Edge
the president's novel prwg
A gesture of friendly eo-one-a- at tb* conclusion ef kb talk.
-hart* nf Salvation Army
t lean arranged by Mlaa Elisa who waa named n tih lu n io r. tn tins snd civic pride on ihe part of
Among the Hanford persona In Sanfo rd. has just recelred said bo biped n naval
;tam director
and Franc. He wna elected last year aa Qitsndu resident who la * roo. . h Clark, pfograr
‘
could he negotiated.
present eere: II. M. Papwurth,
nted st lha la a slx-ycnr term in hie
own eider.bl* p-operty inter** a her* J. 0. Sharon, Ira E. Southward, werj that Brigsdler Alfred Tyler,
of Jacksonville, th* new divblonal
-II timorrow right.
received th* commendation o f the IWul Hho*maker and Henry Doud.
commander for lb# Florida divi Edison S low ly L a i
it% at 7:10
Since entering politic* a Pear Seminole County Chenier of
n»y.
sion. Will visit ths Hanford corps In to P e a c e fu l
■ i t M l ha the Utk in a ago, hie name had been mention;.! C'Oieierc* thb mornln.f when I
tonight on n firing Ida through
af W e w w to near * spon- frequently in Republl an afrcle* in Harr, M. Hapwoith, prteident of
Crntml and Wo*tern ptortda.
*Vy toghj meitlsMa.
■fteeSaelon af th. vica yrvslden y *h* orgaaltaliun. thseked an Or- P a rlia m en t W ill B e
WEST OBANGC. O t i
Brigsdler Tyler,' who . succeeds
Ann Winter, tiny ■eyt. peer and in >peculation eve laqda hill board concern fay It*
(A.P.)-—Thamaa ~
D
isaolved
O
n
M
o
rro
w
r
af of Savannah, the presideary. In 1934 "
Brigadier McMillan, will be atdonation af seven hug* sign* ad• a t he hoard In a grrup e f songs;
companled by th* ditbtoaai young
Becaaee e f ,hi* wide aeqaaint eertblag P»nf .rd, and placed at
LONDON.
Ort.
I.
(
A
.
P
.
)
—
pwop'e'.i secretary. Ensign R. B.
V m ftoroUag Bigger* ha* a group ante with flaao.'UI and Interna various locations ihioughowt th*
I’sri smenk -tfA be dissolved to- Futon, ami th* divlsleail flnoned trading* aha will often Miss I tonal p n h le ^ , the able mtiator •o n ly .
Coanwy win sing three
(requ*ntl. corualted by the
The** bill bnarda hate b r s nmrruw and the general election cbl secretary, Adjetaal Adrian
•sags; Billy Itoyle. 1*- avfhilnlstrnUon. Last week he was pkta'ad.wlth the following slo- wiN L* bold 0*t. 27, Prim* Mm Anderson. Aflat a brtaf |aap*eb ier MacDonald announced today. tbn of the l«*»I werk. tW y will
ratted here by Secretary Stlnuca.
• IX spite bb brief SenaU service.
U tha nation la leavt for Orlando,
,
“ Great Courtti*< D> Net HacSenator Mertww had . wen th* fw —They Are Built By Volks
tomorrow night
wfrten.’ehip e f the
that tb* coalition
D A V E NiPOBT — Tropbal
Fho Pull, To ret her—Stminob
a (rw# hand,
si# la Halted For Pingra**—
of otbor Par ItM pound* * f
Sam Dial
,_i
County Chamber of
ana npyaala Hires candy, to Om o f the sign* U a;
af Rrsdby.
parti pragma
ptoUarm.
lr,lu*tiy
Dry ‘Tribe Of Mountc- ; ‘ revolutif.n* in the past grew mil
banks” Roundly Hit
By Frank Georgian
_
Ice Forming On Wings |
Cut Speed Of Ship,!
Gave Only Trouble
mountebank* who
a world‘s
’A tremendous feeling of •■»rial unreal la d.vrloioitg every-
•unciaiionh..M Upo„ ,he he^u farm Board Offer
,Trt “ eb Hungry Is
it ByU.S. B oard
LIN D YS SILENT FLORIDA TOURIST'
SINCE SENATOR HELD IN INDIANA
MORROW'S DEATH ON TAG’ CHARGE
Word From Far AAray, Authorities Retaliate
Chi na Is Slow As
AfterlndianaTruckBurial Is Arra&ged
er
Nabbed In Jax
M
AtlnAed To Me e ti
At Capital Tonight:
S ." ,
W. E. Walthall Sees ••“fSSanford Business
Gaining S t e a d i l y 13
Brookhart Says Beer
Boom Has Collapsed
Swanson Asks Five
Year Navy Holiday
Of Japan, Englaifyft
1
Senator Fletcher To
Speak Here Shortly
Trade Body Thanks
Advertising Firm
For Co-Operation
_ Farmers To Discuss
- Fertiliser Thursday
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SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDAMONDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1M1
a n t a g e s Of
alTo C o a s t
in Explained
Continued from Pag* One)
sonvUle, Mr. Lawaon'a opin
And ohaervatlona, aatd lo be
oaporu* t* a qoe.tlonalrr
lv# to the prtNtaiaary «i>rtur aa In'erconatal Water,
from Pmaacola B iy t# th*
aaahatche* River, aad for a
a-Florida canal connecting
K l e i n connect I m with th* brief
And other data, filed under the
'’above tenera’i heeding by Judge
A. F. Knott., provident of Iho
■Florida Inland Watriway* AaWoeiallon, th* writer devire. to
(P*event for your cunaidv’ gti >n a
TPtoJoct reganled by mint people
'.tdaldlng In the populou* Central
.Florida and Ea.t Coa.l .ectiona
» being a highly important link
la th*
proposed On..-Slate
Caaal.
^ j , Mlt ia believed that the great
Niaed, aa wall a* the fe.aibility of
Croat-State canal connactlng
the Eait Cieat Canal with th* pro
BOaedWeatCoa.: Canal will hardly
^ a questioned, but it ia llkewis* I#
Jlaved that inasmuch
Ik# ton-
bo far i i
i!« v H liin
'U fM ln il U con^crn#>l, and whan
Bt. John* Hivar la rvarhad
thtt w aU nriy than provide, of
.jw r if, an axrvlUnt north#iljr out*
•lit to tho point of Ha connection
^Wtih Ih# East Coa.t Canal. It
Would teem, however, that portion
• f the splendid natural walerwav
of th* Si. Johns Hirer which
ttrvUhe* southward from Ihe
•maalh of the Oltl.w*hi. ami which
la .now navigable tn Sanford, and
••ally made navigaMo in I jk .
Harney, and which ia practically
MP*l**el for thl* entire distance,
ahould be ulillted In ronnectlon
Wllh n relatively abort c innrrtlng
’ Unk between the Upper Ml. John,
•ltd Indian Rlvara. to provide a
Mar* mid-state eastern terminal
tat the
proposed Croa. State
•'maaL And aapecially la thia true
.line* Ih* link In quea'lnn would
Y*3Tbl*. In itatlf, a direct ostein
Waterway outlet for nn* of the
jArgaai tonnage.producing aertlon.
ih th# atal*.
> "Having the** thing* In mind,
W fweurvay ha. been mid# of that
:Dnk In Ibo old (loveinment East
Co*»t Canal prijoct which con
,Meted the 81. Johnv River wl h
U * Indian Hirer, a map of which
'•eve purvey la hirato attachel
Marked "Exlhlblt A", aid made
n part o f thia brief. Hy reference
to tkia map It will be noted that
i i " prop seed canal link would
>•**# lb* Bt. John* River at a
•point some three miles south of
4X*k# Harney, and ton aouth 80
M g * * * * r**1 to a point lataraec.j n i tb* Governmant Survey In
|Bb*d lake, Ihenra, following the
tOavernmom aurvag. to Ih* ranal
terminal at Indian Rival,
t, "Thia new location would Ir.avn
rmatiuctlon coat*, provide a mot*
pnaily mnlntoined ranal prUm.
t a l i * the
character of
u
ar* contcaiplaUd in th* project* under
fon.knatloo, >he ha* thui far
failid t j develop any imprvoatva
voluma of water born tonnago,
hi* bean icpeatedlp referred to
a* raising iome doabt a* to
v/hether tr.e people of Florida
wuald make ntcnsiv* c unmeirlal
us* of Inland wa'etwiy* even If
they were provided. Thl* phew of
the matter *e*m* mo pertintnt
and eeemlngly ha* had «o much
weliht in deUimlnlna th*
lion mt “Ju»:ifiea ion for »«pen-;|.
lure*- Involved, that It rna. not
be out of pl*c* to try and clarify
thl* aepert of th* liioaion.
"H ie well onalent >od, 01 course,
that lhe commercial uae which I*
m*o# of a canal >r inland wiUrany moat depend on iht rharacter
and ■|u*ni;jr of available loniiae*,
on th# one hand, and the availabil
ity of proper craft for i a econom
ical tranapor!, on Ihe ether. Th*
available ou'-coiny tonnage, nriflnating in the terri'.ory adjacent
t « ‘Hanford, conaiaia almost »n
tirvly of frullv and vcgctatl*.,
nnd up to thia 'ime, proper craft
h im
* * > '" * j r«<4U.k*
f u l l and vegetable transporta
tion, Co
adiquale waterways
will hnve been provided to enable
llir.e vessel, to lendvr the ««rv|ce
drain'd.
"I might als ■ mention, in this
connec Ion, that lhl» new type of
riaft above irfrrred to will be
".ea-going” , and rapat.lv of mat
log even fader epred at sea than
It Would he able tu make in mml
inland waterways.
p'u r t h i a
reason, and tr>m tny point of virw
at trial, it woold appear that any
fra.ible inland canal project which
lap* a large frail and vegetable
producing aiea In Florida, ani
which would shorten Iha dlatanc.
required fur ve«.el« tn reach the
open, aea, was w .rthy of coiwld
•ration.
" I will not go into any detail*
as lo avails! la tonnaga, either
outgoing or incoming, as this
phase of, the matter has already
been coveted by the brief of Judge
Knott*, end report of Engineer
net II in with the Crovs-Hta:* Canal
nec fhn with the Ciooa-tilaleCanal
project. It jwever, it may not b«
out of place to mention that Iher#
waa pruducad, In thl season of
1030-II, in the tvriltory lying
west of Ihe St. John# River, be
tween Sanford and l^ka Harney,
and within one hour’s tiurk haul
of aald rlvar, a total of 23,128
car load* of fruit and vegttablea,
valued at IlSJiWi.Mi. it g, M f,
to *ay that at laaat US*1 of thia
tonnaga would t « shipped through
th* canal link under ron*ld*iatlon,
and out lo tea and northern mar
ket cental*, via the moat avail
able Inlet, aa aonn aa auita’aU
ci aft could be provided. Rural/
It would not r*qulr* any g.-aat
saving on tonnaga of thia volume
lo Juatify th* expenditure of Ihe
aum rvquliad to Construct thia
ranal.
"Wb.r<* 1 am awara that ques
tion* peitilning to volum* of
tonnage tba canal might b« ex
pected to handle, coupled with
the matter of laving* to b* ef
fected Ibxrxby, aia paramount In
Iha conaldaratlon of a project af
thl* kind, I do ft*I that thar. ar*
aom* other phases which ar* an l»•rpa.abl* part of Ud* mU-atata
connecting link batwaen th* CrvaaBtat* Canal, 81. John* Rlyxr and
Eaat Co m I Canal, which a n
worthy of « inaidera’ Ion.
Th* fln t o l lh*a* u lb* fact
that tit* upper BL Johmr nicer
ralky, from LakvN Monro* aouth
lo Laka Washington, compels*,
aom* MQJM0 acre* of low, flat
w «d jrfu lly rich muck land*, moat
of which ovtrfl iw for periods
ranging flora a tow w*«ka to
NT* t * l moatha during *a*h "rxlay
a*iaon". Thia ptrjtdte ovtrflow
m < U n (h«M »*«.■•* worth!*** for
farmtaf p«F>4*a, and alraoct
warttUs# far «* «■ paatwn porpo*n. Th* rani traction o f the c»aal betnaan the g t John* and
Indian riven, m aid ta t ty 0ff a
large percentage of ihle lurpiu*
wa;er practically "e* It fell” ,
thereby ratting *ome tw > feet or
>o from .He peak* ilie*. rreitlr
tba contribution it wonld make to
k \ t f I T 17 A D P D
Florida'* rrc:*a:i,nal advantage*, y A N u
L J C iA l/ u It
ie drawany satisfactory
lino
of IDENTIFIED AS
BA BY SL A Y E R
turn. I* pir'umably to tejnaod to
add to the nmfor.a and enjoyment
of Ilf*, and a project which contribute* directly t « auefa end*.
" I cannot, therefore, xtals: aeggrating that 'hi* eaaal link woold
provide a auparh acenie "loop"
trip f>r hu»drwdi #f yachts and
oth#r plr**arw rrtft, whoa# tw o fti
and ,u#.t» might lira o f the red.rletlon* of a almple -back and
faith journey; that It wonld pmeld. . central poU. of mfn|# and
w f.ty for owner* who will, at
and creat tbo giaatrat poten
tial dairying ae«lion In Florida. Re
lief from thl# top two foot or ao
of preaent flood atape ievtla,
would alay add groat additional
value and aeeurtty to > « a i 150.000
aerra of border Talley land, much
of which ia new under intenaiva
rulliva ion.
“ It ia not ballevad, especially in
view of the canal afllon In lower
Ing the flood stag* lav.la joat re
ferred to, that any flod (tag*
head which might develop at th.
we.t.rn end of the canal, would
bo aufflcicntly high to cause any
Injuriou. or objectionable water
velocity through th# raaal. And.
whilv the low water level of the
St. John. River teimlaal I. only
about eight inehea higher than the
me*n water Ural at Indian Hirer,
it 1. believed that thia gradient la
mfficient to prevent aaTt, or ewn
btacki.h water, from flowing
wr.lwani hrough the canal undvr
any condition, which would likely
aria*.
J E R U S A L E M G O E S I N T O C IT R U S
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headquarter*, denied participation
j. u * baby kiUlag. aaaertlng, “ I
haven’t twen in New York all
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Krieetargrv, waa regiatend In the
ln whkh Coll ^
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I f oran.’ C ol had rtgiattn6 „ - Mr Horxn."
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Whlta.
«m a u d -han found in a
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room *■«»» nn» ° f c o ir, foiiowault in the eatahlUhment of aura '
nLololtk -T_»e_n aa ,— ^
bera of >rar round boating hew.
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in the Hwp. pro*ected hgooo. ^
command of n police inwhich .bound In the hpp., 9t
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John*, iheiehy materially Vontrlb * *
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□ting both tv the number aa well Knd* » killing
aa to the pleaaur* of (ourlata and .
ycatarday afternoon two
viahon. And. maJ 1 odd, it ia netor load, of detectlv*. armed
‘ hinga of thia kind which Wonld * l«lf ahotgun* drove ap te BathItnd emiiuragemtnt to the alngan rata police atation with Cell and
-See America rtrit'', and halp • young woman pickod up with
foatar a .pirit of lov* arid admlra- J **'
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lion for plain and thing* Am*r , Iwn,nt c n .tro * *d tanaU tu of
lean, and h.nca wa can III afford feet wonomiea in diatrlbotlon
o gn >rr . cm.
which will be helpful to producer
-I M leve that every vtot* in aad oonaumer alike, aad .be
the Union baa tome particular alpuld uUltx* tbeae tame canal,
“ There i. .till #n dher Indirect niche in our gram galaxy of lb halp piovid* recreational od
heneflt which would rwult from atatev which It U beat adapted to vaatagva aad oppoitunitiea fori an
Ihe conctrue.ion of th* canal link (111, ami which It la th# duty of i Joymcnt which would »o appeal to
in queation which I wlah to men- | our government to aaalat It In fill- iha pUaaure-aceking people of our
lion, although I underatand that' Ing. Florida'* niche la twn-fnbt- country that at leaat h aubotantlal
I- 1* regajdar by moat govern-, •he ahould supplv her elater a u in part of tba million# now carnally
ment engutecra a* n it antitled to 1to tba north with winter-grown apont by A fr ic a n * abroad would
much conaldaratlon, and that la I frufta and wgeUblea, ualng gov- be kept at home".
JERUSALEM—Otrua plantatlona, laid out raveral year* ago la
th* new Jrwiah colony of Talavfr, kavt produced their lin t commer
cial erop and (houtands upon thou.and* of box** of orange* have
been .hipped to European and Asiatic porta by the citrus groaai* of
Palestine. The photo thowa asiorting and grading orange* for aklpment to European and Aaiatk porta.
him In Manhattan.
Coll, ftaahily trailed, had abid
ed police for week* ky growing
a muataeh* auj dyeing kia blond*
hair black.
Pollea laat Auguat broadcast a
general alarm for Coll In connec
tion with th* killing of Michael
Venga I. 5, while *t play In a
street of ~l-ittl# Italy."
Inatructlcn* went out to the
entire police to bring Coll in
"dead or alive "
At that time reward, totaling
$30,000 wera off .red for arreal
and conviction of the gunmvn who,
That Ip what a. ebaroh
nothing ah A "
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■nr aFtth* «aw Baudg
rraup *Wc uvgud by tba
fa U ebanh *ad wdba.
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at th* tlos* of a mld-.ummer
day, aped through th* atreat and
•hot the flv* children. They had
Bought to exacute n man believed
to have teen involeg in a rag*
track gambling racket, hot the
shoti went wild. Moot ef th* re
ward. carried a time limit or con.
dltion* which make them Inap
plicable at present.
In March, 19M, Coll wnt ar bbd taken ca
rested for tbo slaying of Eva 0 * mid h* p
Smith, a dance hall heatee*. and to de similar
Jrveph Bar.III. a gambler. Magis
ReUgtcb, a
trate Ewald dismissed the charg* event*, will \
for tack of evidence.
lOU pureriase shoes, fruit and
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00 TO BUY a PAIR of shoes, you examine the leather, the way
the shoes are made, their shape. Y o u try them to sec if they fit
reties just as it does in candy. T h en dgai in, you want a cigarette
if they satisfy you
N o w , if you apply to cigarettes all the.tests that you apply jn
that’s just as fresh as when it was made.
purchsttt C i| n »
buying shoes and fruit and candy yoti w ill
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no^ follow the same method m purchasing your ciga
terfield
like millions o f other smokers.
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rettes? Y o u want cigarettes that arc made from the very best to
b a c c o -m ild , ripe, sweet. Y o u want them made right. You
want them free from harshness and bite and “ pinches/* In other
words, you want cigarettes that satisfy you.
W hen you go to buy fruit
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oranges, grapefruit, apples—
from the tree; fruit that has been handled right and packed
righ t; fru it that’s the same throughout— not green on one side
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Y ou want cigarettes made from tobaccos handled right by the
farm er— ripened, sweetened ip the suii and cured right. Y ou
want cigarettes that taste the same, day in and day out. Y o u
want them pleasing in taste— m ild’ and aatisfying.
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When you buy candy, you wane to know, above all things,
that it ia pure. Is it real candy o r a reth ert a lot o f other things
mixed in w ith it? A n d you w an t it fresh. Y o u want it freshly
made and you want it ao'packed aa to reach you just as it was
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tucky, G eorgia, the Carolina!, V irg in ia , and M aryland, only
the mildest, ripest tobacco is bought fo r C H E fn R F IK L D ^ tobacco cured by the sun’s pure rays, by the fahn*T»’ s l o w W n -
you want ripe fruit, fruit that has matured before being taken
and ripe on the other.
First, because tobacco men w ill tell you that in Tu rk ey, R e t )- .
drying m *chines. In the tobacco regions where they g ro w tobacco and
know tobacco, Chesterfield is usually the leadingseller.
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in g ovens, apd finally by great higb-pressure steam
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Secbnd, because the carefully seleaed C hesterfield tobacco
leaves if re blended and
field
T h is e x c lu s if*
blending method is ndt just m ix in g together
tobaccos— it ia mixing them in such
finer qyalitiea o f each. It ’s like p:
much better taste.
a.wa?as to brir
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T h e whole c o m try I* ttddtoati today f a a raault of tka
unexpected death' yaaUrrlgy o f 'S u i t o r p w igtef'M o rro w "M
•New Jeraey. The suddenness with which the and carjM, hla
dramatic public appeal for aid for the Jewa the night be
fore at the very height o f hia career, and the abaence of
hla daughter, Mra. Charles Lindbergh. In China with her
husband, all contributed to the sadness o f bia passing and F a r-R e a c h in g E ffe c tlg
the seriousness of'.his loss to the country.
S e e n I f A tto rtic y 's
Another one o f America's famous adfnnade men.
A ctio n I b ,V a lid a ted
Senator Morrow was the son o f n school teacher, and had
many financial problems to face long before he became
TAVARES. Oct. g.— Following
associated with J . P. Morgan & Co. W orking hia way Judge Akcrmaa’s decislea Ends7
through Amherst, where he was a rl«A tm *fg o f Calvin dissolving th* temporary injunc
Cootidge, and later boning law nt Columbia, he was tften tion under which list machine*
brought face to face with his last re I cent. H i* first Job
as a law clerk In New York City brought him tha hand
some returns o f sixty dolli^rs a m -nth.
Once started on his tareer, however, hia personal f i
nances no longer bothered him. Within six years he was
a member o f the firm he had entered as a clerk, and at
the end o f nine years. A fte r establishing a reputation as
a successful lawyer, he turned his attention to 'lhternational (ranking when he became a partner in i . P. Morgan 4
Co. In the financial world he soon became as great a lead
TUESDAY. OCTOBER S. 111!
er as he had been' in the legal profession.
glB L B VER8B FOB TODAT
During the World War he served as an adviser to the
Allied Maritime Transport Council, a taak no efficiently
GREAT TIIINUS— Fear th e managed that he was awarded the Distinguished Service
r JiSrd, and serf* hla» In truth: for Medal by the Uhited States. Another international under
consider how great thing* he hath
taking In which he played a conspicuous part was the
1 don* for you.— I Himurl 12 24
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PRAYER— Father, forgive our Ixindon naval conference in 1930. His extrem e tact, diplo
f ungrateful, pa»t. Be Thou (till our macy. and good sense were largely responsible for the
success o f this meeting which laid the ground work for
i- Lord and Helper.
future disarmament.
BABBIT HOI.K IN HRITF.M HU
Perhaps Mr. Morrow’s greatest achievement In the
On band* and kneae In that hot realm o f service, was. the establishment of cordial relations
pt
stubby field
between this country and Mexico to which he had been
1 BSartd into the warm dark
sent by form er President Coolldge as ambassador. Pouring
t earthy place.
H it * III to know what might Ue oil on these troubled waters, which had been dangerously
agitated since long before Pershing's famoua expedition,
- hidden thera-Vrhftber seme frightened whla- was no small undertaking, but one which Mr. Morrow ac
■ hared rabbit far*
complished with unqualified success.
Wtald atare a frotsn moment Into
In his untimely death, New Jersey has lost tha serv
min*
ices o f a most capable senator, the Republican party Is in
iffo tS he plucked up heart to bolt in greater danger o f losing control of the Senate, the anti• 1 away.
pm hibitionllta have loet one of their most oustanding and
■nt, 'No una at home In her*,' I outspoken lenders, a presidential possibility has been re
■aid aloud,
moved from the political limelight, and the country ss a
and m r y word on that warm twtwhole has lost one o f its most distinguished citiiens.
•Y * ID air
fall cool ang dear ae tha wordi of
a young boy.
I Hid not know my vole* could
p!a> io rare
a game. 'No on* at home,' 1 (aid
once more:
thy hoy’* vclre, Ilka a chime of
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fUd K hoing down dim rabbit cor
ridor*
ryaiou and eweet. I aat back on
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my heeli
la ’ th* hot eun. Idly, contentedly,
I Jilt th* quiet of eartfc flow Into
M iam i’ s G an gsters
W ith A l Capone taking up his residence In an exclu
sive neighborhood, snd with other gangsters and racketeers
ity limlta, It was
establishing headquarters within the
hardly to Fie expected that Miami could go fo r long with
out some o f the “ official executions" which have charecterIxed It this summer. Men have been "put on the spot"
lice as a suspect In breaking and entering caaea, aa a slot
nr* of Wale* Takes Up Bl- machine racketeer and as one o f those ordered out o f M i
Riding—headline. What! Do ami Beach as a vagrant. IJkewiae Duncap McLeod, held
have s gasoline tax ovar
aftar the ahoptlng, was described by police as an ex-con
toot
It hasn't quite reached tho point
ytt where Floridian* have changed
th# name from th, tourist ssoson
to tho hobo season.
There are lots of hltrh hikers
gomlng to Florida, looking for
Jbba. Uut If the; don’t find ]ot|i,
W»7I bat they won't starve.
Hoover wants a “ navy holiday,"
which Isn't proving anv more pop
ular with th* admirals of th* tin*
then Florida’s read building hallday wss with th* road builder*.
co st
N IC E H O M E
WASHINGTON—One of
.ludlo of the Department of
•cout and campaigner. Above
making the Indian eign for
the first tubjeet* under production at th* newly Installed talking pktar*
Agriculture ie * complete section of tho now almost forgotten Indian
ii ihown the ecene in th# ntudto, with General Scott tea ted at tha daak.
war.
■trout 3000 feet
From there on it ear ju*t water
end more water and it kept get
ting colder a* w* put more mile*
Iwtwern ue and Japan.
W* flew in’.o the night with our
gno,| luck holding and the w<ath
rr kind to u*. We found that our
tra and water had f r ion but we
managed to make a little tea in
th* cabin at time*. We also at*
toirw of the randvrichr* bat laved
eurt 'o f them for the long day
a*nif',
Thee* *11 on* thing about the
flight W * gat cheated of our
•hare nf the daylight W* kept fly
ing In! '(he cut and at th# spaed
w* were hilling, well over 100
mile* an hour, it shortened our
days a* w* met darknet* coming
began looking
for the
roast ahead, hut it didn't show up.
Hoars patted and It began to war
ps,os that, sr# didn't get a landfall
off the mainland. Four htura went
by and no roast and finally far
ahead w* saw th* shadowy outline*
of. land and then quirkly, th* clear
eigne of the hills.
It,Waa about S o'clock Sunday
afternoon. So<n w* were over the
trees and wilds of th* coast line
near Queen Charlotte sound. It
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looked pretty good and aecur* but
age to gal a permit to leav* Ja at that If wo haj had to land, it
pan after our arrest there. They might not have been so food. That
fine# us for Hying near Japan*** country Is rugged and w* had no
fortification* and taking pictarts. landing gear.
But it must knv* b#*ft‘ th* liHuWe changed our course and
anca of tha newspaper. Th* take started down towards Seattle. It
off waa perfect an th* hard sandI grow dark but the fsithfulnets of
of the heark.
tho engine cheered us. At times
A* v * Hew out of sight of land,, w* saw th* lights of towns and
wo detached our landing gear* andI cities along th* coast and then
|t dropped down Ipto tha see. The1 early this morning ww g it lh>
piano spurted ahead as this loadi bright glare of Seoul* ahead. Th*
dropped and Ik gave us a lot more' weather had changed by this time
mileage end batter speed, Just asi and waa rather thick bot not bad.
w* figured. It waa morning, 7I
W# might la te hivtod ht Bcato’clock 8undsy morning, their
time, but t.OI o’clock Saturday
afternoon otrordlng to Pacific
I I photograph for only
coast time.
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We kad a theemoo bottle o f taa
an,j tkre* tkormoa bottle*' o f
W iebold t°Studk>
tie, but it w u pretty thick St that
Capone’ s T r ia l Is
so we headed rsat. W*
circled
aronml Mount Ranier threw time*
B egu n In C h icago
deciding what u do. Than wa
went east again and left
th*
mountains for th* plate. Wa Must
have been nearly tn Spokane when
we struck a real thick fog lying
low to we lurrwd hack and came
to Wenatchee. W t were taking a
chance, landing without gear, but
w* circled around, glided down
and then let her drop. She noead
up and wa thought aba w u going
clear over. Then she settled bnch
and w* war* safe.
I suppose we looked funny I f
th* Wenatchee folks as wt got ant
of th* plan* without any shoea,
hut we'd been In Japan so lang w*
Fer th* government it In a
got u**d to going without them.
crucial test af it* campaign
against Chicago gangster*. Foe
VKS8BL8 AUK LOADED
Capocv it was a gamble. He once
plead*! guilty to the charge* hut
when th* Judge announced he wa*
not bound
aay agreement for
lelnlency and that Capon* -weald
have to take th* aland despite hla
Ing nn a etilke in protest against guilty plea, the gangster decided
wag* cuts, was resumed her* yea- to fight It out, to wager aa ar
te rdajr with non-union labor.
1quitlal agalaat a t til fer aeatenr*.
M od ern
A u to m a tic W * t *
System in C M d t a i
Y a r d s and f o r
G a rd en
W o r th I n v e s t f e g i f t l
Herndon and i’angborn flew
iroaa tha Pacific all right, all
TE N YE AR S AGO TO D A Y
ght, but somehow wa don’t gat
I hopped up over this* ocean \0overnor Us/d** today oa-|
Ights tho way w* used to. May- pounced h# hod declined to call a of funds. Whoa tha armistice Was
) It'* th* hot weather, or soam- special aetslan of the legislator* concluded the, started their race
U this Urn* so requested by to exclude American shipping
cltUeus af Dodo coenly, In con- from Important trad* lanes.
Will Rcg.rs says about aU nectioo with th* Issue of county
Mlasaa Marlon Packard- and
ranee and the United States con school hoods. Judge Will H. Price, Stall. 8eIdler, of Oatrtet, Mich.
• with their gold I* to fill tholr af Miami, conferred yaatarday
tha guest* • of tho foiraor'a
eth with It. Will. If that's aU with tb* gvverooc concerning the slater, Mrs. W. A. Rauth. at her
tey CPU do with It, they might proposed session. U It understood homa a. West First Stcoal.
Mo • little of li aloag so'* some tgst during tha conference Price
t tha raat of as could got our transmitted the proposal that
Dade mugty would pay tka Op-
A rca d e
Business and Prof re w in d
ATTO RNEY
DRUGS
H . S. W h ite
T ou ch ton ’a
S a n fo rd D r u g
Attoruey-at-Iaw
SOl FUsl National
T h e R esell S tore"
1st at Post o f HagueBa
Bank Building
B E A U T Y SHOP
F L O R IS T
P ow der P u ff
B ea u ty Salon
Lola MUIer, Prep.
TRY NEVZO
BARBER
FITTER* ROLLSiwBIT
S tan dard
B a r b e r Shop
•a ta tlrad red esrtvor*. Fhqre
faces, tickets, Uckate.
Th. eakaaete pored Uka s ' i'u J
hourt,
, Reattag tha mDaa lata —ISIrg
Tha whatks rikfc aa the m l fated*
Tc
A n g e r * E a t Shftck
F U R N IT U R E
,
M od ern
R e a d y f o r H a n d ftn *
1000 C U c f o i f ■
He r n d o n T e l L a
Of Lon* F l i e l v t
Over Pacific
vict and a suspect in hi-jnekin* escapades.
"So long as Miami ha* numerous police characters at
large who are merely suspecta or whose police record is
largely one o f suspended sentences and paroles, It may ex
pect a continuance of operations by gangsters and racketears with such outbreaks uf gang warfare as it has ex
perienced in recent months. T o know that auch men are in
our community does no good bo long as we permit them
to escape through the loopholes made by their lawyer slllaa.
‘ T h a implication Is plain that none o f the men respon
sible fo r the gunplay would have been at largg had the
agencies o f Justice functioned efficiently In the n a s i The
challenge In the present shootings Is equally plain. The
dignity o f the law must b« upheld by vigorous and avue
enforcement against those who mock It or must give way
to humiliating impotence that tokratea 'gang ju stice' until
machine guns of rival racketeers alone compel the respect
o f outlaws."
,1 Capone, one* romanticImd
U b * was gangland's haro, w u
and Jeered al a football o f Ohio, ajjprad lest night and arc
m Saturday aatU.ha had
to
r# tho l U i n t Gangster* arw
lily hoing msda to Mf u i ta
tra a 1caiaiu—which
vary flattering.
CAM ERA
A T LESS T H A N
Thia,first eight we passer! over
»hf Aleutian* in the darkness and
d>da't i#*.thifm. At dawn ae saw
some mountains below us and then
Hatch Harbor, at Irast we sup
posed It wa* Dutch Harbor. It e s i
then we struck the ire. We WTr*
up very high, more than 5000
feet, but wa didn't want to com*
down'Inwar so we just plugged
and his companion were friends and business associate* of
Oh, yea, qicn rave about th*
"TSd hot mamma*," but It'* tha
old Ic* box that keep* tha egga
from spoiling.
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N O T E D , I N D I A N F IG H T E R B E F O R E T H E
to,u*.
Scnstur Hodges finally sold the slain man. Before he w ia 'put on the spot' WBflfcadsy
•oinathlng to tb* State anyhow.
night, ueorge Edwards had t>ecoine s fam iliar figure to po
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,/O CTO BER •/1931
JEW ELER
�■or* s jm rw ro
h e p a l i *. s a n f o r d . f l o r ii **.'.T u e s d a y .
Oc t o b e r «.
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im i
K o it T
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And Personal Activities
S m e d lry , m*thn-m a in ■« M r. T h o r n . Y o rk Slat**,
ton ha* burn » |irt»fp»*or in KusIliU b a rtl * #%
r r y . p r f» i
it * Achon!*. Mr ^ m rtlla y i* from 1©f W in te r I ‘ 4rk i i - m - r i r f , h a ’
O rlan d o
M is
F lo re n c e , tu rned fro m » ti
■••■•a an ti p
PETERS, Backty M U r
O ffW * Telwphomn USM c K a y . g ra d u a te ,»f RoTnn* col- * up* lo u r
' h • n.i'*
k i f r . M U * Undid), M r*. K « *e h u d
U r*.
) U r » r t t i* r
R o s a ry C o n fra te rn ity
N o rth . n ra a -u ..ri the f a c u lty | ^rlrt%( fro m ;i 1 o ■i'i..n w h ir l
M an . al tra m in i; U J . H a l l* * n ,i 1u n d erw en t *■ m *»< indn hrv.
H as F a l l M e e t i n g
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M aud T u p p e r; -v-u nd . M i*« f ' a r k . ^ j M r- (> * .n
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in
TU ESD AY
STIU Mr*. J. L. Hurt pr**idln«.
fnr(1
, , r v r ra l
C*rl Pride. ..f llieana. Cut a. ( o f S a n fo rd ; th ird M r*. Met a » lc >
M T a a e Waaaao'a CirrU of the regular met ting of the Ro«ar/ ( L* the aue-t |..r .eieral day* of ,<.f S a n fo rd ;
fo u rth , M r*. W - l l* . <ra h , B n |
. , „ i ti mdo in
S n t Methodi.t Church will Confraternity of All Soul* Cath Mr and Mr* I t Stahl at their f il t h , M l** Arnett.
n fla rn m .n .
k t 9 * •Yl»tk with Mi** Aly* ^
Church wo* held oo Monday. home nn Park Avenue,
T* W . Ijt w f o n . Aiij>erinten f» iii
A l K n llir
t » ilk « • th is
i n f co u n ty *i htm*' xi*ite<l L y m a n from
l.*ilnr * *-i
si* A M ia
T a ti'le tk iptritm a at the hrune of Mr*. J .1
hool W e iln rA ilay
V ig ire,
in * • ««*in»»* c la s s ,
M Alathean tla *. of the Firal K- tifaddirh. We*t Firat Str at.!
P re sid e n t
o f i.niigw otH l C h a m U r i l f h i.|. » tre sh m a i
a t O arch will meet at 8 Mr* M. S. iVifjnw read the rainher of C o iu fite rce , J L A m lr n t if i
A flA h im ; , iH> a' Yew hn
S l l U * rhureh with Mr*. D. ute* of the la-t mretiog which
and M rs. A n d crsim have return** \ K rid a y wit* ■'■’ ■ n d 'l h y the
Mrrett, Mr*. C. A, T u t e j J ro itm l plan* for a year hook.
In th e ir home he»e from a #um I "usiW K fro r'i '>■■1 M
an I
,'L . A. Calmer and Mrs. P i Mr*. Wynn IV Totter and Mr*. |
lin e r at If v la w a r * . O h io.
l-n»l N n rtl' v|f ip jw r .
F M fh a . aa hoateaae*.
i O P. Herndon, who hod charye ol |
I
A t t e n d .- ., the d in n e r fo r K I I * > m » t r a r t
t a .m l..* „ f
,
waiwwaaaw
• * tum*oar» -ale laai Saturday
I H r ,a n O w en *t S a n fo rd M onday 1 ^ t i m . n Kn.
t\
K n tr m
.,
V " . . .
i r«ve their report at thU time. The
HIRt K
**»■»
* u rn trjr ti in
mu to nv nlet-
pril i 4«,.vi,t |, » H I u i'il’ MC In ll •
I*!mt i
p n.»pm.'‘lit, il . «t n*
r
Social Calendar
* *'
Board of Man l o l ^ j n * mmmiltie* oeie
then
™J?n “ • v * ‘ r,*rd
Sfoman’. , pp, lntn| Mr* Krank I’elera and
*
S "U
l « o rlnck al Ml,* Aranka Takach. lineo and
C M howae OO Oak Areooe.
rnmmitten; Mr* W. V
W KD N EH D AY
Run*- >n,t Mr*. A. C. Uallem,
ha opening m eting' of
th- **rk rommitt-e; Mr*, i , U Hurt
M
Wofooo’a Club will take •"**
M S
■ A t a o’clock al Ik e
#In ,
■immittee. T h e , n a , u i e r ' a report
M M Oak Avenue.
w „ read and appmewl after which I
the meetmr adjiMirned,
THL’ RSDAY,
j At the lea hour r'fre*h«ient_ha Sarah Parker M,lhud,*t , were *er\rd l-y th# h***tc*a, a*- |
hWMgo Club will meet at t Mated hy her mother. M e*. R- A.
Kh At the home of M r* Claud- Cameron Th.— preaeot a^re; Mr*
tendon, tos Mavnolia Arenue . John Temlt. Mr,. Pa«l Peauld.
-a ,,..,.
Mra. Jon,*. Ur*. M S. Wtggin,.
n m A l.
iVrkliRm, Mrs. Julia l^durig.
mm ClfcW of iK« Gartlen Club, ^ rK \
Mrs. S A
Mrs, J, H Coklouth, ft« rnpr. Mi*1* Arsnka Tsk*fh. Mr'.
Irman, will K m its op+mnr I Mary St KjuiI
Mrs. O p 'rft t I
Uacaad luncheon at the home , pr ||n«* . h|r*. \V. K. Kunr*. Mr*
(n . 8. S. Baumel. 3414 Palme'
y ,an|, Ikter*. Mr*. J. 1.. Hurt,
kerne, beginning at 10:001*^* Tamm. Mr*. J R. Wathcn.
M“
Me*. J. F. Burn,, Mr* J R tired
Iayfair a erie of the Harden .tick. Mr*. R A. Cameron, Mr*
I wtn me*t at 10:00 n'rlnel 1M Halter. Mr*
llenr, Ri:hlrr.|
1 M r*. W. M. Scoll at her Mr*. It. II Wipht. Mr*. Wynn \V
• In Mayfal..
IVtter. Mr*. O. P llenulun and
•gnlnr meeting of Seminola | Mr*. It. M llamh).
M itkah Ladg* Number Forty---------------Ala *
| r ig h t f la m l...n « » m n l w are
I
It S e a r r ,. M rH
K
II.
Caewcll
•••«* 1
A *pl
and Ml* J ll-n.y Menirh.
j ' • A W ' ' ' h""'.- Mun*t
At the tM i.l-r meeting
„t rnlervd th. t -in . lb and
I f h l t l.r.guv nn Tue*.tay
a lm*in.— . ho nv
hi,
■large attendanre
r*.,ue«led
by nM " ” " "
1
the pre*ident a* important buei- |I ’' ” ' ' at
Imh
V.unic** Kit’ if. t*f 1^‘ihsn.
i» *hf*
*f Mim
Ilrs9 Krhi*N, V\i^t h*♦
L’Sli'I.^.Vur •'l*\ Atl anta Ma y o r , Stris'f. !*• -»|*rr«il»fui this
I mk# Mai y with M r' M
J o i ns G r o u p Of Nah
t ir ,i
Sr Iw e t C r u s a d e r s j
and Mr*. B.
M r*
lir e ,
% a
K
M<
a
. .
(Ciinttnurd from Page (root
, rail'd by deed* of *»rtifvre and
k Womans Missionary Swir
her dam a true A meric in pat. mi
if Mho r i m MHbodiat Ckurvh i*m. *hould
out hare h-aird
kc Do Law) DUlrkt will hold n up <n lh*lr head, the *hu*e of ee
U af la Coma.
cle*ia*tir*l and other iruiintehanV*
Mr-* K J. CaiiM-mn ha I «s h»*r
who were ,kulkint; in he rear
IUp *Ia SunAas. Mr *n«l Mrs h
ithodist C ircle H as when the time of te-t and trial A Rtwlrrtki***,
Havana, Cuba, *
« t A t W ilso n H om e
“The Irtlie of mountebank, wh.. Mis. J. A- Km»wh*s m»t daughter, ,
have eiphiiteil the piohil i « * f*rii«*vs„ and III*. IV ! . Mao it* anil
W home of Mm. Fred R. Wil- qiar*tion for their pera mal pnliti- daughter, Virginia, til St. Angus
■ Smith Sanford Arenue, w>< rnl or fin*nrial benefit ha- been line.
M * a of the regular meetiny
Q n h Number Four of the
kSt H H W k H Charth held oil
M * r a/temeon with Mra. O.
T * t » preaiding ami Mr*. 5. O.
thkhcr hading the Aerotienal.
the dentine ten of the ah irt
IMM aaaaian
refynahtnent*
e aerred hy Mia. Wibwn.
M e p reeent wete: M r* . Fre-I
W hen. M r* R. M. Maun.
. -to Grew, - Mr*. J, r. RUer.
.0 ,J.P *p *,M ra S .O .S h ln h I
R " - Rngena Hig^ln*. Ml*. T
hM a, MtarC. F. Braaaa, Mr*.
L Rntllff. Mra. W. R, Jarrell.
. C U ra n e e Smith..Mr*. C . O .
I and M ra . P . D . Parker.
e wt*h to Up amt aipynaa our
k thank* nag appreciation foe
Mwy ktadwMen and lorinr
Amrant non. Tn the AUnntlc
* Lfam far tho train, to the
i who brought It |n Lakalmnd
•th nf Ik. <rgnaiialmaa, aaJ
r noth one, th all tho dear
an «iprana opr heartfelt
one of the many rut*** that have
alllie rd thi* country a* a te n It
of |M* ao*alleJ prohlhlllnn Irw
and the rplrit of fair Pi**
yontire In the Ameil-an pwnple will
juallfy y >u in (eiiing upon thi*
term •( vulcir a’>uat ami wrarina
It a* a hadg* of h«nur.**
It row n Turney of Naihville, one
of the lacorporatora. -aid the
name waa »e lee ted from a phra»e.
Dr Clatenee True WIN vn, »ee-e
tary of the hoard of temi—rarvee.
pohihitton and public moral* of
the Me hod in Kplnopal Churrh
applie-i to member* of the Ameriran leitoa tah> voted at Ike Detrnil ronvention to pell thin Con
tre** for * prohibition refiren
dun*.
I .caller* in the S q h iilh organ!aation ani l I * “ Immediate pur1, me* would t-e to “ pro t#t funda
mental riih t, of liberty and pinp<rtj, to rcture yuUk canfidenee
in gnreinment an-l to promo e
ternper* nr* hy bringing about
modification of the Volitead Act"
to permit the “i:*e ami *ale of
light wine* and beer.’*
Mayor Kry Sunday *p»kc lo the
initial meeting of a non denomi
nation* I Sunday Srho d yroup
» kirk waa organlied hy hi* fnllowara aftar he ha l been lold he
could wot tench a BiUe rlia* at
Grace MeihadUi Church If he continned tn publirly yi it trite the
pyyhiMtinn law. The new rlaaa met
In n do*clown theatre.'
entered
the room
w ith her
L0 NGW0 0 D
AND
FERN PAR K
Mr* i. II. Mrnirh
A t l.y m a n »chi«d on M o n d a,
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the l i n t tim e w ith I I te a ch e ron the fa c u lty o f th a w h o le rchool
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GIRLS TEAM GOES
G DEVICE FOR GOLFERS
Stwetacak* fielding has W e* a
shteteg tftataro aw far, with
ja d a i Dth Williams, Jimmie
IV tes, dad Al Slmmam. alferh g a h t of the gUt edged perfora*are*. TVaugh It tawha Mh*
tha f V A t have th* aacteu, w*
ikrteg skwg with the Mwk sappeefters. rsslU rsi that a return
lo farm will have been tlfeeted
waft later than this sDeraww.
Ws Warned last night that
Georgs Move sad Roy Kymrt, are
atheist** who once tan wiM over,
BemtaQ* High school grid opyoadatv, both perlornwcl well ia
th* Florida Rat-Florid* Military
Academy gam* In Gsinrsvill*
Saturday. Moye playml Ihe entire
test quarter at tutCiark, hut. te
raw** the FMA team he.l the tell
greet Wally alt
the time. Ms
gtwend gaining abilities were given
PX thanes at alt The Rnls were
on tho defensive from the stori GIRLS
ta Umt quarter, and Georg* car- Kahura, 2h
ite ban but take, gaining Baltera, lb
and ovu* yards. Synsi played Wright, re
• whate of a gam* .al tachte Pau.IL
fag
3tep
•teat sweep minute* In that quar Fields, t
ter. and did an: allow a slailo ad Gate*, p-3b
eaare through hi* pwl'ten. Ws , Hines, lii
! look fog both thasa boys' future liunrias. If
; gaaves a* Rats, later as varsity t G. Klatew. rf
A taea, wilh much latere*', for they I
- ara bath paUatial stats. Syrovs
- anal* tally ite s U te eaa of Fluri* f w l gteateat linesman. Strang,
f f ftet, sad fearless, te baa re a m |'i bored well tte leosoaa be teamed
. fvota Coock Hugh WheWhrll.
K
It te ear pars see I opiate* that
ta University sf Florida foefttaU
— A t m mite flight fo r hteflreb
fttrpien* trip M
M » dM RBP
Eepmantatlrr-John K. 0 » H « i #
Chance Fov Win Orer
Ocala IsDimntcdAa
Fast Back la Hart
L a u n d ry Lassies D rop
17-15 G am e In F in al
In n in g L a s t N ig h t
Ry It. II. C l'M .l'M .
The Florida Power A I.ifht to.
■lays dlamcnd tall team driveled
the Seminole tsuadr, Girls teem
last nirht IT to 15,
(loin* Into the last inning trail
in* liy eifht runs, the glrlv i l t p i l
a tally that netted ft runs, bring
three short of the required number
to win.
Ethel Gates started on Ihmeuiul for the girls and for th<
ftrvl two inning' held the hoys t»
one run. In the third inning, Purdon, first up for the boys started
the fireworks with a home ran.
This apparently upset the rlrl<
streliag bases eleswtt at
tram, and before the shk mold
It certainly lawks sa thwagh be retired 5 runs had rrnssr.l the
plate. Kthrl pitched one more in
ninr. the llh. in shkh three mote
runs were added to the total for
the Iwys I lot Cowell went into
the s i ia the filth, ami while she
>i held the boys to four runs lor the
tsalarse of ih game, the damage
f hast tiecn lisfle ami the lead was
loo [iest for the girls l > user
e route
r
V*o mr lutwson. a southpaw start
, rd for the H-iyu,
pit-belt
a
. fairly go-el fame for the ihr e in
,f nings be was in the Iris Sallie
I Italuio. first up in the first ine mng smglesl: lissrts Rattern di»w
k a walk; Margaret Wright safe
, | | an error; with three on and m>
, |outs, Ihrl ISiwell. Ih. Itabs Ituth
of the girls tram r ame up. ami, as
f usual, tame thmugh with a home
i, run to deep renter, smrin* three
s runs abend of her. Thu was all
the girls mutd garir r in the first
inning. They went out In one, two,
(hire order in the set'.ml.
IhjT
Naturally, rh'»*.ing ihe Ms ks managed to put oyer one more
la wla la lire game-, we *re run in Ihn third. Hritt Kaburn re
lather tow Ai In th# ul'iumlc AUT li m l |svwin in the fourth, li
c m nf niir prnlirlioii. T ^ fall sas s»ry wil,| at the start, tssu
vrt of ir f ly (iiQTv foiNrnu u* mg ceseial free pases lo first and
M )r« I bin Ih* lark of hit Ima '»«
lha pari of Ilurirr'a Kow. Kvrry
llwi* a Csnl snserhel e d s ib or
double Ik rough Grove, our wusimeut girw, ami every lime that
Pun Merlia ranie to bat we prarll
oaUp arored a hit on «oir More
sheet before a ball had hern
pitched. What a men!
J O IN S “ H O L E - IN - O N E " . C L U B
■y p m i k r a a l .
Seminole High SehooT* t k u m
o f victory or*r the strong Orate
WIMraf eteeen here west Friday
afternoon irevived a setback when
it waa yesterday afternoon dis
closed that II. B. Odham, rangy
backfteld candidal* who looked
[cod against DeLand teat Friday
night, had split a mi :te In hla
left lag and will ha oat of a a p a
tillon fat at least two weeks.
Young Odham, on* of lha moat
premising of tec Local' backfhld
awn. has bean progratslag rapids
ty and waa headed far sue o f the
regular bertha on the local sterna.
FHitey night he stepped Into •
branch occasioned when Foltna
Hester reccivej a deep around orer
hia n o se . The youngster earns
through In girat style, despite a
tendency tu fumble, which was
lha only disturbing feature i f the
game.
Hester was a practice yesterday
afternoon with hid none still banH ill. I .V WtHID— Fearinc that many golf scores arc not as atflo-ed gates yesterday ia an e f
rureie »• they might he, an inventor ha» mroe forward with the k
, itr '*!•.»n stsivc. It is a contraption that tiea on the golf stick fort lo iron out some of the de
fects that wrre responsible for
end ret on), rvrry stroke made during the course of the game.
I he 41
Ssigwl.
slrtng,
of the
FOOTBALL FLASHES
|vrmity of North ('aiolina quarterc;AINK.s \ I L I.^ t> L
ThreeJ
(■alor cfiddcr% Juc Hall an<t Iku|> Lark. «hn^« fiv« fret five inches
of Human dynamite parked thrtlU:
I'arnrll. ,nl«, ami Al Itogm*. a
enlorr
Ih* Tarb-eb l™t to
hath, »trv i otifhmf it* light w,ik- VinihrliiH in Satuniay’a Bubhorn
unlit* jreftlrniajr
a result of l*atlte, will tw ready to plav Sat
Alight injurif't thev »uff#ri^l in tW in day abrn Catalina mrrU Flori
North I "anil tnm State rla^h. With da, unit At h* ia hurt In practice
the eat ption of thU tt»« the *qtiad 1thi» week. Trainer ( huck Quinlai
*a i intact for the praetke aei»Mon Aai 1 l»«t night,
jfrdrr ay.
L hnny waa r nim fl front the
Their wan a itight touch of chili
Vanderbilt gam* Saturday after
in the air ye*!rrftfcav aflfr,M» n and
lieing tackled jutt after the Tar
with the advent of thi«
cihiI r
heel t ha,| rnrritd the fall |f> Van*
weather the aaritity -quad w»ni
ily'a 7 yard Atrip*. It waa the firat
thiiftiigh it* |*wcr-' aith tu irh of
time the famom IitU quarterback
the *iu|i ami ilriir displayed in
had Imn taken out uf a farna on
tnomring the \Vtdf(«ck b d Sal Anoutil of an injury. Many Tar
urdav. Mentor* Hat hmm, ll<d«ing
heel HUpportrif Lei things might
er am| Higgins drilled
their
hair turned out a hit dlfferantly
i Nary a thoroughly in *evcrwl itrvr
1had Johna> tr rn able tu remain in
offvaairr play* a* theT ttaitedi
the ronteml.
preparation* fur the 1’niter*itv of
North Carolina tilt, which wilt l«v
KNOXVILLE. Trim. OrL 0 . d a r< i hrrr Salt r ay i.i the M»»m *ta S ta d iu m . T h e T a r h e e l * at* *ta»l • |A.P.l The h »* of Alfred Ause,| to present a m uch more fo r mi- 1telle an I Itch StaHurd, giant
ilahlc alia k than df.l tlik State?*. Mqihoiviovp tackle*, for TeHure tu
They al-« will ii*« the Noire I lame meet the Tenne**«e larnlty re•tyk of play, the >ymt#ui employed quiiemvntv has csu.nl Major Bub
Neyland to switch Bate Vo«», an
by the Uatnr*.
( W h Charley lEaehman i< tak other .ecpnd year man from guard
Ing no rhanrr'c <f a allp-up and a- to tackle In an effort l > tak. care
a precautionary measure he put hu of the re-erve sitvalian.
I l r s t l k F e a t h e r s ,t h w V p li" se n -a rrewr thntugh a prctlumreal *erini
mage agaiiut the Nft»rth (andina tio n a l sophom ore h a tfb u .k , h as
been r a l l i j to h is home in B iis t o l
attack.
illn e s s ' c f h is
The Omelet squad, imperson due to the
ating Ih, I haftrl Hill »TICT*»'D*n. brother.
flashed Ihe Taihcij
nffea«e
COLUMBIA, S . t\. Oct
against the varsity while the Ga
tor mentnrial staff drinonslrwled (A.P.l 11iv|dr a. v, I ovrr Ih* show
the approve I in. I b ds of slopping ing of his South Carolina! Gamettr.se plays. <\,'"iih Carolina will ruckc again*! Georgia Trvh| Cnoch
present in tJuaiterLa k Johnny Hilly (aval intimated .gatentay
III am h un.< of the most dangerous there would lie a (hake-up lo the
all lugyer. In Dixie xml the tirn-up liefore the eleven meets L.
Floridians are Ita-ing iliill.-d in u S . U. Saturday. II did sot say
defense against Ih Caruli.m ace a hai thangre he might nmke.
and his cohorts.
CI.F.MSON COLLEGE, M. C ,
CIIAPRI. H IM , N. C , OcL « OrL ft. -(A .P .)—Ccoch Jem Nrely
Johnny Drenrh. col rful Uni- look his Clemson Tiger* • behind
W H A T AN G LE R S W IL L W E A R
to 0 defeat by Tennessee.
Davis, Rowlts end Armfour of his stars, were out
lineup from Injuries,
M a,
PINK HURST, N. C.— Harry S, M a r r y , noted British golfer, made
hla first bote-la-on* recently. The feat was accomplished on the
210 yard lith hate on tha Number 2 course hero.
Sport Highlights
he plays *t *11 Friday afternoon he
may hare to wear a special mask.
Heater, the only veteran in the
haekfield, la aaailT tha key nun In
that section of the team, lilt lou
for the Orate game, together with
that of Odham, will mean that
sumo sophomore materiel will
haw- tu brar tha brunt of the
game which Coach tec Lucas claims
will be the hardest of the year.
With Hester and Odham out, a
backfielq combination with the
greatest strength will probably
find McClelland at full, I.yks and
Williams ir Viacnt at halses, and
Courier at quarter. Dub Enls-
KAI.EIGH. N. C , OrL
(A .IM —Tkrw rhtBfN wwn> rntje
in North ('ir u liu S l i U i firm!
atiinc lineup yxal#rd«y m.\ the
Wolf park tinr*n drilU for it*
f » me Saturday «| CkarloU* with
rlrm*on (o lle fa of .South Caro rir, Williams, and Vincent. Hes
ter will probably be in the game
lina.
sometime, but, with such a serious
A tin URN, Ala., Oct.
—(A .P.) injury, the rhances of his icmain—Coach Chet Wynae drove the ing all the way ara problematical.
Auburn Tigers through their hard
Yesterday Coach HrLucas » nt
est workout of the y l l i yesterday, Ms three teams through a tight
fcljowing their poor
showing scrimmage. Mcst of Ihe time was
■galnat the rats In a practice devoted to pointing out the mis
game Saturday. Tyro more drills takes af tha DeLaml gam*, mainly
are oa the program before the fumbling, and some slow work In
tram leaves for Madison to play tho line. U i t night at skull prac
Wisconsin.
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tice at Seminole High, Coach Mcluicas delivered a lonf talk on
UNIVERSITY. Ate, OcL ft — hia offense and defense for" the
(A.P.l —Somewhat pleased with Orals game. Having witnessed
th * Tide's overwhelming victory Ocala slaughter n plucky Jasper
over tho University of Mississippi learn by a &l to b score, KcLeras
Saturday Coach Frank Thomas
left htft r barges coast through a
workout yesterday. They will refun* lo th* usual griad today In
preparation for the game with an.
otter Mtealaalppl team, A. and
M., at Meridian next Saturday.
Pick The Winner
Although TO local football “ experts" were entered In th *
HersId's lick-The-Winner contest last week, we want at least 30
more to join in the fun, ant try to win not only tha football tick
et to the Florida-Ktatacky gam* at Jerksonvlll*. Dee. 5, but the
prises offered weekly for the person guessing the largest number
of winning teams.
Here are 15 game* to pick from, most of them tasy. This
week we ere offering new prise*. Through the courtesy of Churchwell's, one o f Sanford's leading dopwriasoat stores, and Woodruff
and Watsoa, fashion center for men. th* two parsons picking tha
most winners this week will be awarded trade receipts good for
11.00 In trade at titter stare.
To help yea la attesting this week's winners, here's what Ue
teams did last week;
Ueoeata
it. V Mate
kktlbsft
H llllir PARK.
Philadelphia.
OcL «. — (A .P .)— Jimmy Dyke*
contributed the fielding gem cf
the third game when he epeaml
Chkk Hafey’t line smash la lha
eighth inning. Jimmy lunged,
grebbsd the hail and waa thrown to
the ground by the fort* of the
blow.
The first threat of the Athlet
ics in the eighth was stopped
when Frisch raced back with the
crack of the bat end made a tum
bling backward catch of Pinch
IlilU r Roger Cramer's poke.
Pepper Martin, tha tolorfa
Cardinal rookie outfielder, ha.
now faced Robert Hoses Grovi
seven limes and rapped tha south
paw for flse hits. Pepper collecteq two o ff Karnihsw. HU batting
mark of ,S.t6 is at a record-break
ing pace. Babe Ituth set tha alllime series “ high" when ha bai
ted .<125 against Ihe Cardinal^ in
1U2M in four games.
President Hoover's control was
not so good In tossing out the fltst
ball. IIe motioned to CochraM lo
come closer and then threw tbs
1*11 ovrr the backstop's head. This
1*11 was then presented te th*
Chief Kxecutive
after
Grove
hurled it arros* the plate.
After th* piesldentlal parte was
waled. Governor Gifford nnchoft
of Pennsylvania, came across from
thp SL 1-ouie. side of the fitid pnd
shook hands with Ihe President
A moment late, Connie Mach waa
escorted to tha presidential box
and paid hla respects to Mr. Hoov
er. Gabby Street also greeted the
President
The Cards bad many rooter* and
otter wall wishers la the crowd.
When Pepper Martin went to ren
ter field after making hlg hits he
was given a rousing cheer by the
bleacher (ana. Grimes was also
given a hand by th* crowd for hia
line pitching.
BRIDGES MAY BB OFBK
PARR FOREMAN BURMR|CLEARWATER, OeL *•-.**»
Charles Shaw, city fs r e M g I *
charge of pariia, waa batBy hstftdl
about the cheat and bock R * t
dhy as. h* was refuallBg M y riRf
Bob Grave appeared nsrvous la
the pitcher’s box but Coante Mack,
aftor the game, said the gnat left
hander waa quite calm through the
roeteet
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New then, clip this coupon, place a “ W" opposite tha ooss*
at tte laam you think wiU win, writ* ye*r anme and address, and
•tad It ta tha Sport* Editor of T te Herald before noon Saturday,.
OrL It. R n u a te h first llats la knee tte boat tbeara ta win the
Unde coupon* at Churchwell’s aad Woodruff and WteSen.
Hcr*'» this weeks Uit:
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QARLINGBN, Tsxna, OcL RU-' .
(A.P. >— Tha Harlingen VaUaf
Morning Star says It ha* ten a M ,
from semi-official circle* Intend*
tlonal border bridge* will ha pop*
milled to remain span until arijt
night, effective Octoter •.
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DELRAY BEACH — f t e #
tlons laid for 115,000 home leaf B A B
P. Holler, organ maaetaeteaaih e J F
Hagerstown, MiL, * • O n * Rehlh-c
vard, about cso-half mil* toaftA « t
Atlantic Are.
N . C s r o lla a
V lrg ls te
W le re a slq
Iv s v M s ra
I' srovgle
A aSo rn
V . P. L
■is T * * n
V e n 4 s rtU ll
K v a lir t y
Itw k s
D n iW li'
Garner breakfasted at htada*
.Sunday morning and •tapped *
few minutes In U linkage* Oklh,
iml St. Louis and spent tha sight
at Dayton, arriving hard ftstw day. He and hla pilot, Lieat.1W tL I
Item Olds, encountered a n i r M
rlcctiical storm tnd hod tn tfy
above It lo gat through. The T*xan said be “ got sprta cold, asrty
up there."
- 'rr~
Gulag directly to t W rapCM '
Garner first ireat fti tha H is iw y ■
office where hit old friend bat
political enemy, Ntrhetea Lnpg
wotth of Ohio, held swap h f I R
years. They were cronlan fey |R
yrars.
'. i .;5 j *
Lroking around the dtsmaatlMloom and glancing at tha desJFte-'
hind which I ongworth Mt, fateTexan turned hurriedly and s tiff
" It does not look tha ssnim VlJ
Garner Is errs trig hla f lf t e « 4 M
term In the House from t i g .
Fifteenth Texas district and ■ "
the Democrats organist tha HMOg
In thr coming Coagraas t e Oh- ■
doubted! y will become speaker I *
•veered Ms friend Longwortte
Garner declined to dteckog t i t '
purpoas o f his harried visit b all
it was learned ho wouM aHead '*■
conference at the White Uoaaa to.
night.
Wedaeaday he plana to rotuh
to Uvalde to remain unlit shxrlt^’ ,
before Congress convenes Dag.
He ripeels to fly back orsr A t *
Southern route.
r t n r ld s
IV S .M ,
Kwtre Doms
S-yw -oU
leader.
The white telrtd Trraa rrgwiqd
M t o f till Open cockpU t i 'M t
u n jr airplane at BolHng VMM.*
yrslerday after a fast flight A m *,
hia home io Uvalde away dowd l|£
South T « u i .
“ It did oot bother me m a I t lit
waa the lin t time I wee tm r tad
odb o f the daftg thin**," Gadder-4
■aid. "A * toon a* I got M t4 w
the note, it n n * at* la itetp. I t 1
m tiresome, e i r a 1 H i ewakta
because I ckddat do »a jttaagte*.
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Try Ta Do
tte aae they fare next
it*GnlaoavUI* agniaat
University af North
Suit BktluMIl'l
(•ta g la get tte teak
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�8AN FORD, FLORIDA. TUKSDAY/OCTOBER 4. 1M 1
PAGE FIVE
I.ECAKTO
A t ^ C K p jA D
SOCIAL UNBEST
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lit. pcodmew th* frail
M M sibling condition*
tlgg enough int of It to
l W i l t la lb* f rowln*
IT
ii.o n im .
In
ho farm board, designed to
lit# markoting has boon a
It. baa ataJo asrioui
(fitly nyi'takjta bat tboT art
track la recognising
M o | lt iU t . prlnclpls at the
■ M r V m.
i l m a flb lo a p p lic a tio n o f the
M n W . p r in t Ib U an d a n aco
aical o p e ra tio n of co-operative
Incise can solve Florida's pect>
k „ T W r o moa t bo a reduction of
r« b a rg e a t h a t a re ta k e n out of
I f iIHrowers’
t r c n * ' profit*.
rt r m f h a
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We
have
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billion Invested here in citrus
k TO million dollar turn-over.
'hot such • big Industry that
ala-principles of co-op*ration
to |m applir i s i they ir e ab
ba ether induetrios soccvaatogs ; s » .
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believe that without a rocogkr'tof ‘ thr- critical .tags
w*
ndaalry and I challenge .very
4* grower to ponder this*
r* and doalgn th* machinery
Stoh ho will * arrive.
[kg!ever nrsgram you dtvise,
Idadjlt baa at hoort th* prir la tovest of the grower hiraI *01 als* my hearty ro-operB B y P '
gator, FloUhor. who waa iaM d by A. ft. Tildoa of WU
tdn, prraldont of tbs CUariara, received a flattniing
k*f ■peakor• laciudel Norman
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H o ld O n Stock M a rk e t
NKW YORK. «>ct »J
cannot be c o n tro lle d
by
a o ria l
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fa c in g the th ird w o r k k a i w in te r
H av in g * v r*re eih au w ted laat w in
ta r.
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men, strong, will
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•neatie M Hirre*.
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m easured by p r l r r aY etag rw . recorded new m in ln u im
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begging for work?
“ Men sre afraid of hanka
are afraid of unemployment. Men
aro afraid of wags rutting The
buying poaer is paialyteJ
frosen. Men will not spend mon
ey“ Eight million raaool buy. Forty million Will net buy. Proeperit)
will never return ualil the buying
power of the nation is rvstoteil.
“ One of tho chief functions of
organised labor of tbs United
States and Canada is to maintair
al any Mat the friendship between
the two natii ns and show th
World that K is pnosihle for leu
nations to maintain a perpetual
ldM«r« in prominent
»haie»
ranged from 91 to f'J The prlrr
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—Thors aro 1H7 roar* students en
rolled at tho Unlver.tity of Wlorlda this year than attended rlassc*
last season. Registrar Harley W.
Chandler said last night.
He classified th* itudoat* a.
follows: Arts and science!, MV;
commerce And journalism, 6M; an.
ginoorlng, I M ; education, 1*7; ag
riculture, M I; law, 203; graduate,
124; archltocior* and alllod atts,
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aoaiore, 347 and gradual* stu
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Mi acU* f unciete Co. J, K.
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ju«l returned from ■ week enl in the country The t«iy» are niem eri
are regietering a great deal of happiness on arruUnl of the vers ion.
Man, secretary of tha SomiCounty Chamber of Com■I W. H. Monotr of Orlando;
lard Italian,, of Bartow; J,
larton of AubarndaU; lira.
0. Fuller of Ortaado.
J. Rowwy waa acbodulod to
l bat wired rigrota that buslM t o k K l bU earning. _____
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I f f t a tn who mad* money
f t f ult last year,” eontin I Senator. ” 1 tay tb*y a n
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I. gnats par has for grapoU between 40 and SO coats
agon. That la not enough
Ylaxs ago 1 atood la this
US' and predicted ohat oetost N l r and many took
Tm iM an a today a n no bottor.
M y. no stand at tho critical
t$0 « f aor Industry, and tho peoi Rriag noaroat th* fountain of
l.'M th# dlvtnw economy aod who
l gatttog tho toast out of it,
• 1 ^ considered first.”
Hm m B Fletcher outlined th#
Ik |rti f»ia mads toword **takbtodt o f farm loan banks and
p W i a t t credit banks to fl
ora n m ors, all of which he sc
4W. supported and directed.
Y m a waa when our problem
i f ’4*0 of production.” ha shld.
fa had to team how to raise
« o rr*p* on vbo sapn land, ho a
'deal with piste and panelist.
• ftn* work done by tba DeTtmjat*- of
AgHcoitun bae
bioght u* to ths etata where now
n tall ua that In er*ry field, in
Iran, in tobacco, In wheat ami
extras— that wo raise too much,
member cf tho farm board told
i nasally that tho only farm
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A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
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FI* e t e n i a A C opy
MACKMEN,
enator Morrow Is Dead
ijftangborn, Herndon Land In GHER WAGES
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TAXES SEEN
. S. To Finish 1st
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ir i m e s M isseH W o rld
R e c o rd A h S im m o n a
H its H o m e r In L a s t '
O f 9 th , S c o r in g O n e
GANG LEADER
IDENTIFIED AS Hurls No-Hit Ball
BABY SLAYER For Seven Innings
L in d b e r g h 's F a t h e r In -L a w S u f f e r s A n
G r e a t G r o v e G ro v e la
A tta c k O f C e r e b r a l S o ft-V o ic e d G u n m a n .
In D u s t, C a r d s D riv H e m o rrh a g e , D i e s
V in c e n t C o ll, T a k e n
in u H im F ro m M o u n d
W i t h l O th e r s F o r
S H IR K P A R K . P H IL A D E L
S p r a v in g C h i l d r e n
W i t h ' L in d b e rg h
P H IA . <Vt. ft
Ry the* lu a ty
\ K\\ i HICK. Oft *» I A r »
in n r g in u f Al S im n io n '’ tg rVin* vnl * ’ll and biJf mu mber«
E i t h e r O f T w o A l t e r D e a t h C o m e s A s S u r «c Hie i:»r.g anewted in a round- rifle hom e ru n o v e r Iht- r ig h t,
fiplil w all to M-ore a r u n n e r
p ris e T o F a m ily A n d
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N u m e r o i : s F r i e n d s •tit*nt •: led h% the gimnieii nh»* w C rim .-n. tu te rA n
s a r y F o r R e d is tri
C a r d in a l
. t ie I *hi auu>m«4iile ir«»m uhK*ii 'P it-h u llu r, to d ay wan k e p ti
b u tio n O f W e a l t h
K N C l.K W O o lU N .1 I), f lutlrL* wwept Me re n t St rent July
F di.son R a llie s B u t
fro m n w o rld ’s re c o rd gg b u
ft - ( A P l--N * 'ii» lo r D w ight •Jv killing one child anti «o nd
H is D o c to rs W o r r y
X A N to rV P R II * th t h
rn if th e only W o rld * S eriu u
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fuur
titherx
.Mono** ilu tl o f o -rt'lirtil
i \ I* » Ih^hi r w agft iif higher \ \
l»i«|*ertMr Johli Sullivan flit) h tir lc r e v e r to h u r l a o n e -h ll,
WEST ORANGE. twt. .*»
lavcw to f»»*«e a
rihii i.*n »f honiorrhaf*) ;it hin h o n w hoi** IihIiv ’’T hr'e priworurra ir# ti»e s a m e T h e h o m e r u n . c o m in g
t A I* I The Uni|i lmri»nl »liin
mi gl li
Wt‘i« th«- al'.rm attv t« Iht.< a ftc n iiH 'ii ut 1 :fi'J o ’i'l<H k * ah\ killt-rt “ Su’livan taid a* *be vilh two out in th , last momenta
fo» 1h«itiic« T-.lixfit lolny tu t
W ENATCHEE.
W a sh in g given
?•»
mdii«trT
yew rr.lm In I le s t h «#.< uut'\|H 't't> 'il mill five moilMle I a lighted p'atform of a* remarkable a Worlds Serial!
ll Lurn«-«|
grul ti •*«I Tht*
O c t. 6 .— ( A .P .) — C lyde
f r The police lineup "They are
inventor rnlln-1 tinliy i l l r t a
William
t«ie«n.
grttulcnl
f iht tu n i c tt.t « if ru n t -h o ik to h i * 'tv-|Htittih|r for the ihootlii| in gsme ,v ,r ylayed in th* hUtory of
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P a n g b o rn a n d H u g h H e rn d o n j
B r i t n in ’s D if f ic u ltie s
rtlaimf in which hit o w n
AMien* an t e«lr; atiivn *•( I am r
litniily a n .l n u m e m u ' f r i. n.l* K -., ,„ :ih S lrr„
vv. h . v in ;.a*,bail. kept lb . Macks from suf‘la n d e d h e re to d a y a f t e r aucB y T w o M en A n d la |«hv«inan, h r II. S. II »*t*. a I
A r e E x p e c te d T o B e
W orkirt air demanding a iu*i S f n iitiir M orrow , w h o w u* (*S' (..rm slfn that vsch and r**ryonv fc.tttg their seco’v.l straight skutbr
it
“really
u.»rn»*tl
e e a s fu lly fly in g a c ro s s th o
G i v e n G o v e r n m e n t Ilia coodt'ion it tlmcnbril «*
. m the automuhile out, for Ih* e**or* *nd«*d ft to t , to 4
C a r r ie d T o C o u n tr y 'hni» ir. |ht h« ne*i * «»f m irl inrf \ \ i%u r .4 <»l«l. \vh.4 th o u g h t to Ih*
them
P a c if ic o c e a n fro m J a p a n
t*»r lime uf thu killing "
"m cntilly
yet h. »«
«t)d inerea*rd
itM* l , ••( Ih mi ••xcH Ipnt h e a lth
favor uf the Card-.
1 he i-’ran a ir s of
a* I
c o m p le tin g t h e f i r s t n o n -s to p ,
I a I night puttee *sid Coll ami
mile to take oinir tiouruf mfnt
I.ONlMiN. IVi S. - i A.P
hoi. whi h hf re I of ore have p i
<• nut. » Milt.* V hi «| w.rw*t th,.
Th*- g n a t Grime* *as tn supgangMets
hsd
been
netting ths St. Johns and Indian
...
nf
hi*
f l i g h t a c ro s s t h e P a c ific .
wi h iclUh Hi- «l(*pi fairly
lusrilj j i f l u r I to eiii|ilo}et . hr |•••I •t I. ••t Imp llifh1 ithl'tl |'l e-«D|.'t|l
(irvwt ll il t a in 't ir o u M c i arc
iwtb form, sending ih* Macks buck
Rivets sr* again being railed In
.•
t
o
t
.tied
as
the
occupants
uf
th*
well
throughout
'.ha*
night
A
•uthiimg tn i>r**»:raiti
ffograiu ti
i«l in tulltitmg
T h e y le f t J a p a n S a tu r d a y I
|.it lcel tn l*> aru rtl to l) f • nthe attention of hr United S tall* ' • (*•<•(■I peili.-p •Mail tvalrhul
t r tuiMl rif.l hf Ihc fr«|e*rati«»n t ••lid^Tr drill I.*M» t.i Meg u «* t'lty ar The) ref. sed fo «*y where In one two Uirvo order for s is ’ ol
c • a n d k e p t to sc h e d u le tim e i government by W. C. Lswson, :hr htituc hr 11"We* '•id hr try thi* werk, unlr* • • »un« un •Iminc
i' j* fif ) fi ! annual •«»!» » • it'iir* «*••»! u n , , sointrv. an«t t.* they g o t/1It* information because the nine inning* he hurled. In ealy.
•W ltlng the desolate Ivtunds or Hk | membe* of the executive rnmmit
tern development an«t«
I *okr«J f»»r n«» niarurd rt«ng#
on.- inning, th* eighth, was .'ha
vrntion ••|*riiinK Hnc l«*m**i»••%». h*in# gk*»i' m**r« tv .*n«tl) rela , ot dancer to the infuemant.
N orth Pseifie rearing lato tho lee, F lo u ts Inland W a * tw » )c ‘ for on# nr two iU )i. The* inE d*s.d Mu'ro-oiey. police rum- tea'ly In dlflrslly. and In th a t !•-'
l*Time Miiil»lcr lU nprjr M.n | “ If ttlf*> Wasn't ^ivr It IM W.ttl 4. ti**»*d lo t*v*( M t|i«* I .......... I-ntrtea.
1r..
ArsorUti'ifv,
who,
together
with
vrntur »» wuffwtin^ from urnm r
V s it.1 States without mishap.
. n A w a r tfo K. rr«icnr.| a- amliaa rnisari'Oer personally announced ning. Miller hsd gathered th* ftruu
ItetoaM it cwpectetl tn ARDuri r • wr nuia* lake i: in m f*,"
Fred T. Williams. I it si civil e n g i-1 potwoniflir. gB t.nr ulcer*, dia
the blenlilicatinn, which, h* said, Mack hit of the day,
« ra i*1
tpeUiUg
, H » mjft left ths United States
the tlitiovufit»n »f ParlUm* oi
near, has £ u : completed a » u r-. Im*Ic#, uni Irigh *
«matnr hsd hern in*d-- with such certain GHatSs' .hanc* of pitching a kU* t’Vf
[ "T i
id n*». tiirn^ to iimImI*** Mid* r an.I a a- • leetrd
" f r » tet a proposed
trip vey of wfc«A hey termed th„* m i s t'
T u e n fa y or W * t n r t d a f , aiul a in m rir gni rglltir* or JrltuiMi- ^rrm ^ , '1 i* n r ) III** rume wad I) that tbe.e » a . no doubt that kn gain#, sonvathing never bsfora
‘ ♦Ote w orlj but ended In desirable location for th* connect---- . ... .
general tie* lion Li flT % cN to ati ii» Wr miu11 offer
i.tCill. * j fru.pi*nlly (Mentioned g* M 1*1aWI Ih* long-soushl ••i.wby kiUsrs'* bud »••< omplithsd m Worlds S tilts
went to j lag link. ■ , Imetv found
-hat will •t«n«l «nalv»ib
*tif d*n'.url p-w.ibility.
•UT-*• -JC '.
•to
I t a a tJU tth' .iu which u lies!
| . Gterdann and Imminlek Adre.no.
ter front the «*nfiuiinnip|w |m l
astonishing as wu* Grtesus'
>V
nator
Mu.
row
achieved
I
.
I
month
rfaree th it tie canal will nw on-' , , ,
__
a!»«> arrested with r'oll. were IJen- performance, was Lsfty UrurVa 9
• nt h * r pritraguntliiiiiY fiou|>g
The plan. It s .< under**...*!
ly m .an that th u sw iion* huge h x p e r i m e n t s ' U p o n
I The hgvv tspur.m - |*r*.je- -«
Wr n. *» .uc^Sea a- * p n ilio r of I I* t.fied au the -layers of Joseph ■athcr mediocre eight tailing cp• ■Me* may « • *
.
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/ T ha'ydhat, mlM«4 l u Undine Clop of fruits and vegs'ahlca
emi. id for the na* j are •iralm* with the prartiral Morgan and f n I I I . its ,ghier. Mullins, who was stint down on rerr aa a burler. Hi* . U s g s M
t ' J g p a r , Which was drepped in J*. he in >vrd st s
Gii.ve was touched for 11 hits hu
nment t * .,-ek a ns- , " ,y I" " '- " f
•ullfons >t \ nne. n.srriv,| llis rle - l.ndl.e.gh la r k Avrnur4 Frhl#y
in
frsight
rates
L
pan after the takroff. cut tha win.)
.
...
, Mien ami women
Vin^rnl 'Ir I ut’ia, «n<4k«r of ll*.* he am* taken from tha ghm*
me I ir n..a in I h.na. ha-m,* re
ti
n
wok'
ii.te
of
f
*n.it|piKe
ami
...
,
.
point
In
much
quirker
lime,
but
rnakrtaarr, circled tha city then I
A> the rr*ult .of an snthu*in-ti
«»• ar* ri *htiMK ’ . i Mi'* . hwi
thr f**» I fftllvvam takpn in ill# in fs.ttr of a |»lnch baiter. Each
th at ho territory surrounding ths
return ..f its M l|i|M frra to ‘h r . stnn U .d , ... lit,- si,.,
. .-.illy flown *. n.4- tl.e Pui ifi.
• f i ir n l n*un<l ip , wii.i hr Id n a uf the hits was « clcua Maw, and
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(Continued Front r*g» TV**>
ranal will te relieved of f1iv*,| meeting of »rwr»l member* of ih. H"U'i* of t'nmrr.oru .»u a plalfam i
Thu ...i, uf M. .ml Mi- Js....< o«#itocui| RitihPM in th** Muilin-« in the second and fourth flasasa,
it'ontin ini on Page Twoi
water* to sllnsr it* almoat year- Seminole Agricultural Club E. ll- iio * , Seiial-t M.»rr.... * •- Ibl.ltnirth irc hits were bunched f i r t i p
f I r**a*l (Hiwert to the Pri :»e
r und use a* *‘a potential dairy, Seinin< Ir High B rhool^^sturd.i,
urn ... Ilunlii.■•*••.. \ l . -i Vn
Tl»# ilrn liflcitian «a.i mad# run* ea.'h. Grove'* disappolatlUg
prodjring renter", Mr lu*a«on et- morning. Hr. M. K. Fn*ig;>. m
,’n T r « , ’, * m'* ‘ ,hr
^ o r m e '' R e s i d e n t O f
g. i.ia,
Jan 11 tM. I II re t f i r r p«iHcr had •pm*tioited ('oil, showing, he has already glvsn au
b
pect* to impreea the United H 'atesi .
, .
. „
If n|t|iioxcd.*|hi« ••htetor** m i T h is C ity Is V is ito r c e i.n l hi- A. II. degree fi...n \>n nntl l# u wnnifu ami f|\e men foi VI hits In two games, cotuldarahly
Kngineers- Specfll Hoard to ..„ rh t h , r " '
h“r“ tu l‘u r* *n<‘ " " ‘
•lima th* Macks- hope* of taking
h, r*t m IMli.l and hi* I I. II Iruu- ((••iirljr fivr h«uo
e .te n t that they will conduct .n
lh" Pniverally of F lo r.l- •Ute.** a* Mr. Marlkuiglti wa« «ni*l,
• nil. <«hlle Im’Ih^ taken in jhjIic* the championship.
, . ..i .
have term *! It, mickt »ho*tty! I.* u u li*|tryan. former i. i knt l »lu.»hi* in IHU-.* F»ui
••ffinal autvwy of lh» route.
; (.'aim «vil|*. will i t once hrcin a
Pepper Martin, sensational hit
(* «>ntinu*;i on Tag« Six)
l»»i«r tirra t Britain, one of r'te lo i ***** rrly, l.ut tor III.- pa-t ten Ini. r he n a.rl.-<l M.*- iliceU l'.
A U tl'tnv! to tho Special II ••r«f t rit» «»f vxprrinm nti mnich.
ter. agala astounded the crow d'by
tie
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uf
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l.v
elsn
l.
Ilh.u
arraie«t
frea
trade
<
*
mm
trie*
n
of United S'atea E nilncw *. at ,h , en I uf flv. y,.r * . may t.r.-t ..
year- r i t, atturroy at St i l..u.l,
■>
||»
getting two hits In four tries, to
W *W ei Deputy Grand M ast.r
t hr world, to th# p*»mi of an tin ^
lie ..a . a me..if., r *.f the ta*
« ontlnued on Pago Hl.»
.
of „ , tr ; i W lu^ , n., |M
••id hnnic, n a - m Sanf.nd th,
1SSU6Q B y tf1'*' hint a series average of savK, & Chapman Has U surJ a rail
•T a lli n n of r # v t n « *
nnd p r n i tr - •
fn t.. .if Sim|»s«»n. Tna.h.'i A Marl
- k
•
j I en hit* in |1 trie*. He singled la
ti*r ta riff, sgainst import*.
| inni idng romhltiing hii-rne. ait*. I.*11, uf X .« Turk City f. ... |'JQ*>
• f o r * district m istin g to be held in
A
g
a
i
n
H
I
; 'hr second to advance Rcttumlsy
With
the
ditAol.it
i*
n
of
I'ailui1
1
r
n«
wal
of
hi*
tunny
a
-*|uaint
I.. H I I soil after ihut h.-. ante a
Hanford, Not. IT, and has rsn-est* I* |
to Ihird, and doubled In tho fourth
mvnt a l’Hott vaached. th# ff«n*ml an«e«.
mend. ■
J I* )|.» .'* n A I'..
_
Mr
htuljra
Will
ofgin
ut
o't
r
. t d that all Masons In this d u tri.t
to pul lla fty In arorlt.g position.
political «ituatlon r*‘Miaint«l Mill
OTtiyan «aid that l*u«in • M. Mnrrt.a i, a d ir.etur uf the
----1Jim Wilton, Card catcher, Ted th*
Governor ra>>|e E, Carlton is, ,n,kin« h u ,p*‘»
• " ’ f*"1' «*• vayue and obaevre
hasp this data In mind, and be
rom litiotu in HU huniv t *»n at** Itauker, Tru*t I'a.iupnn. an.l thone of the :nnny prominent mem- **!“*.**14 ***** ‘ train *elc, ti>.u
-Xltho.igh Sanford's fire d e p a rt-, sldintetl of th* Cards,
getting
p t spars,I to a lt s a j tho masting.
A manifesto i,*u<d over tn.- kn king up ami that u pri.-p.inu. Issltoial Flrvlrlt ('••in|s«ny Hr I# rf
..lent he- kept fire losses in this three hits In four trie-, white
here of th . Elk* Juxlge In Florida “ ," rh * iU K o to re the lineal
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week
end
hy
Sir
John
Simon,
’rail
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1
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e«|un
te.|
l.y
nil
m
n
T V s’Masonic lodges rtpr»tont.*l who U ;*perte,| tn he present in r,ot‘*’ ,n d
■■ttv for the past several g,ar» al Grim**, with two h ilt, drove in
* ',rk " ,l1
the hu«\ of (hr NVw Y*»rk \<««K-iniiun fohi D istrict Nd. U , »rs Apopka. DsLand tonight a here the largesi ronuuctril unilrr th luperuvm n »». er i.f ihu l-ihera! group which re- sham*, lie . urn merited
an esltenirlv low figure, Eire two runs, to mek» hint a n*w
|iu|*ro\iM|;
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uf
ih
INwir.
•wntlv
ha*
been
re!
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toward
sPIMn*»**s*
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s
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Barbsrville, IJaytons Dsarh, Us gatheiing of Elk* ever recorded the local club, mrml»c'b of wii>*b
I ho-f t|a,- iTeveland this morniag th reat as a batter,
v%
»*
chairman
nf
H
i**
I'ri*
n
In
end
d#*lar-d
that
ihiilly
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. Orlando, Oytodn, gaafaed. In this section will witness in itia -, will Irrnl evary aiaU lan e pujiM* the Itadershlp nf I livid LI..yd
tention ..f the .-itisen to the men , Sensational fielding w as tha
t|
nry
(‘MiiniMnlon
of
Nrw
Jm
i'v
ki.ON.li
In
many
s.-.tiu.i*•
l*e.ni:
/ W i n t e r Garden, and W inter Park. lory ssrvirss to a ela»* uf 12 ra n -1 m • rr,',m* *1 «"• * « d »u ,J,*on t t.eorge, dc- lar*l he and s n.m ber
m e ->f fire remains al sll hours.
(Continued on t'wgv Ste)
■ r T bs Mast . r Mason's dsgrrs mill dldatea, h-sded by Secretary of sucrr-sful crops. Ths prugr t* uf °f other lilw rsl members of Ihir one of "the li* «| f•i s»a|srr«Mi« 'll ’h r' (•* IUI7; *«• rhaum an nf |h r New
"No ts-llrr time to call the at—
——- — - —— ’
Jersey Slain |i«*a *1 of |n«tiliilinii«
M roofsrrsd a t this masting ths B tets R. A. Gray, of Tallahssee the u p e rim tn u will te made liament were Iireel nf the *earrh • la lf
an,| Airon le« in liifil; wan i|tt#cinr len t i,,.i , f ihe iltilen o the men
for formulae and wers forming a
D ear aactloo to begin a t S:OQ Mcmrsr* of ths TaUahas*rs lodge known at tariou* inter, al*.
•if 'he Urn SRvi.Tift ( oinniitlr# of a< * nf tire car. tie selected than
STORK KKKTKM K ll I.KU
o'rloek |g tha aflsntonn. Tho worh will bs present to take part in the
All the work dune by )lr. En new organisation which would
duet.ig this week, which has bscn
N-w Jcr«ey in
anti id a tru«
in thl« section will ba aa.m pliflrd d.grsw work.
*ign. «* wsll as tkat done l.y lir. give whole-hearted support to the
•Ir-Ignateil as National Fire Fro-,
I
e
of
A
in
h
e
r«l
•
nllrgo.
the
I
’
mi n
by tb s worshipful m asters of ths
HKADKNTON. tb-t. 6 IA.I*.t
veutlon Weak," Ghirf C ltvrtepd1 WINTER FARE. Fla.. 0*L L —
This morning. Reward Overlin. O. C. Bryatt, head of the d part- prime minister.
Thioloifiral
.Seminary
an.l
the
I(
m
«
Mr MacDonald was understood
district, occupying th a chairs. Din secretary fo the 'Sanford Lad>n ment of agrunemy, a t Gainesville,
• aid. a . h* i«suei a shoit slat* !
-Two uni:'-nt if led i.cgr.*- * au*' •ell .Sage Fa m* U t lull.
ner will ba served a fte r tbs rtrst was busT g sttlng In touch with lo who will ssai.t tha local rlub by to be Ineth* th at the surrender help In Jail here tmlay in cunnr,
>n< r.| urging bwal rr.idcnl* to h»- Hr. John Jam *. Iigert, a leading
"For var.-ptiunallv m-'Mlu.ioo* •-••o.e fire m enace consctoue,
eduratuj- of the S .ulh. prealdsnt ai
ssrtton d ag n a wvrk Is rso.pl**cd cal Eik* urging th at they be pres . continuing last year's slp rrim en t, he* such as to allow then, to re •to* with ih* murder of Audr-e
. Tbs pscosd »oeHon of tb s wsrk ent a t the mealing which will not | in »oll and fartillter value*, is main in the rabinet which might Sw.-nt, (tl, storekeeper al Mina an.I di*ti>.gur-he I * r iic r * ' in con
■Vou ran read this in una min tha University of Florida and 4
shipping • te.’’ I hi-f rlev.ian-i began, “and trusts* of Vanderbilt tlnivsraity,
wH! ba caaf|asad by a M bctsd only bring together
represents-' made possible because- uf the be a t the cost of their allcala u e tec. who > i , fatally beat n an l ruciiuii with military
M m * l* am m in O ris ado Lodge three of Elks lodges throughout' f ou*‘» C o m m lm ln ^ n ' *sction ia to l.loyil George
robbed late Saturday nigh, as l>* mailer* and th* Military Uoaid of bv the lime you rea.h ths la»t aill deliver th* main aildsesa .
N a •». Tho G rand Master of csntial Florida, hut will also ssrvel h v y
" L G.“ as the lilt's Welshman sent from his stole tn the n -g r. Allied Supply, G.n.-ral I'eishing line, property werth $178
will the Formal Upcnlng Uonvoeatiau
* la lf m.UI u ? ,Qf •* T‘ru |TfisM a M asses. Bamosl Paaco, to csm snt a rioter relationship1 i a n i P«rP°**» '» G.U ecunty.
I ia railed, has bean alm ost silent section to l.ie home. Ill* pocket* awarded him the |i. S It in IU1U. hive U-v-n destroyed by fir* lom*-- at Hollins College a t 10:M o’clock
Thursday no ruing, according U
a n d U s sta ff will be p rese n t,
Both lie. Bryan ami Mr. En- . during the political crisis, but we. e rifl ’d of f U a fte r being_
Senator Morrow .* a ti.eml.vr of whers iu thv United States."
between lodge* and irr mber*. A
' Tha MaaoBls.Dlm9 U will be a r social hoor will conclude tha meet- sign vrers prsasnt a t th* meeting some * ho know him believe he) slogged on th* head. He died Bun- 1
"Minute after minute, day after th r announretuent of Prwsidoal
In lia House Club. Ik , fe n
a!»n advise local
Bryan
ranged to hTr.e a ssatiag capacity
ill he heard from and lou.il/•— 'dday
a y In aa.hospftnl
'hospital without regain '"»» r , ',h. the I'niverslItte-^nuM. ■lay, nn the average, this appalling Hamilton Holt.
Overlin said, and ha a p - '
. . . r . up.
, , , p,
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Under th# i!«w Rollins Curricu• i imarly 400 gaasU. Tbs worshipMetropolitan flub. ClDT I Nee pace keeps
• gland ____
ysarly_
I Ing -nnst|hu*nr*«.
h*n a propitious time come*.
fal master, oftkars, and msrab«rs Sanford Elks, so th a t th* local • 1,hW' ^
York) (Tub, Bankers c lu b ;'Engle- total of approximately tlin.OtW.'' f lum I>Un dividing the CoUsgw Into
»Mh tb .ir cohat, al lead, was tha record • Lows'p and an Uppar Division,
wo**l County I Tub, and the Knirk INM That
|S hopes of Icdw, may ha o s d ltH with having » ! » '• “ «"- ’*<« •R* " ° ' k
•
erlm kef Country Club. II* n .skea, in | b;*.i Whul Ihe showing will be - llie low er Dirislon stuilasta wiU
hi< I om* with-his family ut E ngle-1 Ihik year, and in the years to ' svsrm jle a t Itocrvation Hall white
m estlag starts a t 1:00 o’clock.
i<»
Is the hops of Dr. Bryan that ths
aiassl. N. J.
----------— ■■ root*. dv|o>wn*. la loig* measure, th* Upper UlvHion sludanto. I
ed by the faculty to raps
d.rhr issdtoi in'Jam es
d o b ’s efforts to arris# at th
» and
*
oh you
most eeonrvml al fertiliser to*t hy
roes rsp n a m ta tlv e ol
Eighty per cent t f all fire* are ttowna. will ruareh in M
I
,
The people o f“< 2 0
using covrr crops of a high food
ATIANTA. Oct. h ^ - ( A .P )
Unv, th* other. You hav* a per M r a
A n n a T s e n n u o a n prvwntable, for th e , ar* due to 'Pprecession.
» « « '“ i
are invited by
m luo will ba completed during the CuatcJ i« i n c h i r n f i Bibl# r U n ' ( k I right |n ynur o*n opiniRiu u i; ItlrSI* * » I H ltt £ i c r i l O v C l l l l rart|r^«nrT». T»k< a W*oh ia your
. rm M s n a
U Isltfrs sight f i s t high, bright i t r l y w inter. *r th a t aU fanner* at Gram Methodist Church. Mayor all m atters. Wr have ha I enough Th C l a i m e d
D e a t h •■v'lsr. y u r attic, that clssst. (Tear Uolt to haar Dr. TtgaiL
yellow la color, aviator* flying bar: might taku advantage of the Jam
Al
es' L.Key or A tlanta spoke to of dictation.
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nut the
rubbish,
th* *ld -*-*
(tuff*
over this rity a re Informed that Information a t tho earliest mo a new aun-denomlnali
i-denominati- nal Sunday
"*No man can teli
me what I
. stored e a sy because maybe some
1*11 iw*
Ussy a n flying over Sanford, and ment.
Mrs. Anns Zsntovean. a rrvid n t d g , youn rirwl a <w* fur It. Many
School m elting a t a downtown the •hall think, what I vhall do or
th a t aa avtatiaa field Is In ths
Tho d a b ’s advisory committee, a ts r yrstanU y, attaching "dicta • h at I shall say," be said as th* >.f this city to r to* past 21 years, f ir 's about the h.use ar* born 1a
south-eastern pertion.
which met with Dr. Bryan and torship" and urging tha nwa group seven.blag* applaude-L ~| cannot died at th* Ferwald-Laughton Mo- trash pile*.
• ■•
_
Under th* to r w is lo u of H arry U f. Ensign Included: F. F. Homer. to serve m ankiul.
Jssate W. Byrd. 3-year-all
breathe any uut frr.- a ir —any mortal Hospital ysaterday after"While insurance maths the dlf
Taylor, Orlando paint rentractor Bs* Packard, Phil Bach, p.-u r
0.
Th* m ayor* b r ak with the other thing 1* foreign to my very iw*.n after a that t ilia***. Funeral fsren.e between protection and of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. T
• tar* •h a has charge n t all painting Thurston, Prvd Zerrsnner, Gus church several week* ago ram* make-up."
■crvires will ba bald tomorrow destitution, every Aaw rkaa boom »E<hka)y ysaterday
tor ths FU rU t P.N ic iter vice C*. Schmab, J u n ta Wilson, Chulaota. a fte r he refused to acrud* to the
lla treasured
poasessten* th* Ornahs Osnerwl
The mayor did not dit.uaa pro aft- rt- «a »t th* Flrvt Methoilist
• crow sf men has been busy tor Charles Lao and Mas le ia k a rt, request a f Uir pastor, th* Rev hibition. tb* subject which brought Church •I H P • ’(lock. Ret. Car who*# worth cannot ho computed
Ihu past few days repainting tha Orlsdo, a B. Dawson and Alas R. Robert Z. Tyler, to refrain from him and Tyler to a parting a f th* roll V ainer win affi.-lat* at th* i ia term s af money an^ ran aara*
.
.wi
|,
hag* ( s t, he tier af th* Saafsrd Jehaaen.
fu rth .r public criticism a f tha pro wag*.
rh> reh and th* re a rs ia E>*rgr**a he i *place d.
Qua
Cu,
*w
V
ast
Slath
Street,
hibition
law.
lie
said
ha
(s
it
“free"
thi*.m
orn
"A minute'* thought new may
Cemetery,
TV:
body
will
li#
In
I TATAL
Thuy completed their work (tot- . A N N II JOHNSTON DIES
"I want to say rig h t k m that ing In th# new (lass. "I'm ( t e l to stale at Ute {ricson Funeral sar* the patient aeewatatetton af
orday hy pointing tha hug* 1stthere win hn no dictatorships In b# baie where no plchte-haads I Hum* until l:#0 o'c-Wh tomotrew a lifetime from thd raragsa af
to * OO Ih* top af Ih* gm* cnnte|nLOUISVILLE, K y- Oct. k - thi* cl***," Urn mayor said. -We proa*her—" tha mayor said, hut I afters
fire. After a ll It's tktefly a
ir. BosMa th* noma BanSrd, •in• (A.P.)—Mr*- A am# Johnston, D . h are had v'aoogh of thsss. I do n d th* rest af kb sc Blears was |r*t
Mr*. Z enttvsaa la surtrired by a U r af protecting y#«r owe dw«l
€1 fact
* \ died a t her home la Pvwee axpert any ana of yoa to a m
.
(a'dpplauaa.
daugbtsr, Mrs. la m hsnis. of F*J ing, and tko*. wbaas
w a rd (
today after aa lUnaaa of with what I say all of th* tlaw.
H was far the hast, ke
Atsnu#, a n i a * l« fr in there makes U ham*, ( s a t it north
IUUL
T a it it foe w hat It W worth sad
aaliw* cuvotiy.
(Csatlaued aa Fagw Six)
a miauls u yttet
’3a. 4.
Over Pacific Ocean
fc i& ftS ^A D V A N T A G E S OF
Their Schedule; C
A N A l TO
. T f tCOAST
fH A ST
CANAL
Alight Minus Gear
AGAIN EXPLAINED
GENERAL POLL TO
BE HELD SOON IN
ENGLAND IS SEEN
E x p e r t W iH M a k e uk' pUrr hm,nrr
V egetab le S e e d s —
of lSto
hi
^
C a l l Is Is s u e d F o r
n ic M e e t i n g
S a n f o rd N ov. 17
Vfamin
n n g is
Fire C h ief
Menace Of B l a z e
Rlk» Will Stage Big Z Z S 3 2 & 'Z Z ? . : Z
Meeting In DeLand ,u.',n")r., ,
Tiffert Will Deliver
AddreBH At Rolllni
•iS S !
,U Uoo.
,™.o Th,
M a y o#rr K
K ey
ey & oreH d i c t a t o r s h i p * ’
In S p e e « ( f o S u n d a y S chool Class
BUr Sign Will Direct
PUnes Over Sanford
Bv
Young Byrd Boy D it#
At Hospital Si ‘
si:
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THfc SANFORD HERALD,* OANFOBD,. FLORIDA SATURDAY, OCTOBER S, l t t t
ANFORD
MMMtrix Lories Scores1*
^ Only Touchdown In J K
. Brilliant D i s p l a y U
*5 O f Gridiron Ability
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|C^73
DeLand Bovs Far '
Below Old Form v
f t
f j
iVVLA
C
l i n e Perform s WeBOn i "
Defense Though It ~
* Is Hardly Extended*
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Tb« luuimi hkmdr hr*d <4 '
*•# Hendrix ljrW<, |a>nerful , ,
•B d sp e e d y a r e id ( 'm a r k 1 •».
L e o n a rd Mclj k » i ' Seminob-' v 1
Hl*h School fndUail eleven.
bobhinff here and there, earlv
•ml often itru u the turf of
Httlky Fiehi at tM-aml Inst'
•Utht smashed arrou the l»r
f o od goal line early in thi
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SOUTH
G n r r u V P I.: Georgia. with
cot eny great di fieri It).
Georgia Terh-Soolh Carolina A
real t*»t l»r Tech, with nateoma
•>
Novth
* anlisa-V anderbilt
*m E J u S a
not win tH i m u by mora than
40 or &0 point*
Nary-WUllam A Mary: Intro.
ct rln*_ N ary’, new Notre Damo
u ta e k It (hnu'd be rood for a
rio of to urhdo.n., althourh you
never can tell what Mary will
do.
VaU-Maina J u .t a aUln aonr
for Yale The Blue »houM .core
„ r |y Bluj „ft, n
G eorrrtow n-W e.tem Maryland
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State-Florida.
By PKTEBt 9CHAAL
Stef# i« powrrful. and Florida
______________ will ha
he i> l -okiny for.
Marylan l Virflnii
M a r |lin il
W»*l hr Am H Scrtws han 7Meg I onght In «in
*wl'* '*
Bft«m MR and | Teniirw** * lrm«r»n T m n r u r f
f
sh faa
M m t and his CanAn.1 Ttflarw T m a A and M.: Tu•ih %\% of »p»rts . Tanr
a
i fa n . .in lin e the D ike \ \| |
ft kr .hmild In-1
"•* Pepprr Ml rtm . • tm n rrr ihpn V M. I
> ,,, w
»-e« a n t h it. ta ll. a . ' Alatam a I m ver.ty id M i.*i.-*
h->o*h t . "-.a a , U win th- - e .ir , . , p , | Al.twma
.
ir f h
!tw> x|h.r1 fan twm«
• ih.meK • frniM tarrh all I*
KAST
» (*
••• !•!! ■»h.r*» thl« iflrm h -n r .,
Ilmwn llhmlr leland llrown hy
,n w •«»
promi«<'- to I t Iraet iwo tnyrh intans
*
■*“ i M h
-• ^
*f •:art ling
f'a rn ^ rir Ttrli-W ashington an d |* !
p%. I* IJ
»f , i fir* otKer»>.e ir ffe r to r < an » g H a hit ton poo
«•* miftn-i net*. t««trn
I h*«! erful. a though \\ A I |« both r|
t b~-.v ly i.'w m ti to vur-pri— fa .t and te a r) this wavon
*
Se m l M T -J .l th 'm vein a
C nlaatr SL l.vw t.n-e C olgate!
. .n ,U , .1 ,-»m c -.h e d .lrd nkn-h
p, ^ lw-all» any -cor* it cboiHr.. T
"M ha.e .M ed in equally a .
in 'u m h i Union
C o l u m b i a 1,
*■ """*
- h - W r .n vp .h au l 30 p.„nU on
r >( M
_
_
* weaker foe
|*
I v l » . H mi S artw rg a a t e r .I I ,
ftartm m jth.ftuffelo. The B i g "
me aw- he.k w V a l
I m lk lM a .
reen ten powerful for Huffaln. I
fdaywd by I k - tv M ala a ria aa
tnnJHam VX'e.t V irrinia
Thi. ^
dev I work
t -w w a rl
M elm raa.
e might he cb«-«. Kontham*. 11
•
a*chl the -w plat e r . . . e r a
eetvwa . | U w o aa IwfewMw
t*el aad tlevew. a ia a ia g
It t
•- • b e a m af Ike a a r v d a . ,
V f t r a w ,. M rrm gth
af a ret ef
•be laatc-M h r . h r e.ev m
aa
a aval leave. I V f r . - , , , alrewglh
•a ere I r h a a la a . eeif t . l
c h a * the ealvre b a r ead *a the
1 b r l i a c ead .tip p in g af the
h a i l , aad i a w . I k .a
«•
•he e e .fl, l - a
>oaf ard
(a a .
*»l
kit rww—t *I
Vlkif. |k |
lint 1 IteJ 1- | wfi
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iVdte IIS ltei«*i
•1-dl
NEGRO DENIES
HEK1LLEDTW0
SOCIETY QIRLS
HOW THE EXPERTS PICKED THEM
VM S
iV t
’ EI fwlSl •
» unconcrrnuj about the arrlral o( fhen
the New York party. While h« b#th
l diaciia.ei hit detention in e caaual Sail
' manner, offlrera prepared police Lilli
. head*|uarteia for the interview, er.
Kbod light, a .r e Inalalled in the cry.
rourtrcom en<| a apecial police ra- |u m.
’ I fort a n called to meet 31ra. Col- ||nd
, ling.’ train end accompany th e'
party thee*
cy
The former veterinarian ta lk e i|L y «
freely cone n u n g hit whereabout* T h
on the night of the tragedy.
• '
“My .on and I went eellng late f e e
in the efterncon. of the ninth," he 1 1
raid. "We didn't have much luck
end went back to mv hour.. My
*
aim William, here, aald he needrd
aome money to hoy food for hi« 'he
wife and ->al>y, and I cava him a one
dollar."
* jjj
Hitrhir aald bia ton got into t
poker game with th« m :nty inat* a ! of buying piovialona for hit , r "
family.
'
"'
"1 .au g h t him playing larila In »ttit
the kitchen uf my bouae with one be i
of my other boya and a neighbor.'* chur
Dr. Ritchie continued, "and
I
.
1apoke to him vary aharply about nn‘
j It. lie got up and went bom*.
c,lur
"That waa about 0:30 u'rlouk m ,n
' an I my wife and J went to a pie- | fr,r
lure ahow. It waa laU- wh»n we
ritu rm d home and we want to
"V
bed.
feeli
"I never raw Mr. or Mra. Col- • amn:
I Impa, I never even aaw th. lr boat \ ( r t )
the Penguin. I don't even km w
them and n**ar hoard of them un- i \ 1,1
til I raad about the murJer in the
n*
paper. >
|i an. u
Kitrhie today halted, an at- * an<
tempt of hi* wife to rttain an at- J*1" .
toiney in an e ffo rt to have him!
an,j hi* ton releaaed on a habeaa >
corpua writ.
. V
"A few mora hour* In jail w rn'l , *"
hurt ma." he aald. “and beaidaa.
_
*•
iW
TteWtekair
( V l t e n 1*4
•?
if*#T
is »^ ,
I wto-4 *»>. ri
I «teiv
h is 4 k f «M rw 4o.tte'; S F tifS
Ttel Yiw * 'Wn> « « rt
-smfT v I !■■ AW*1 I k i l i s 4
: KwtataUv Like.
Ih- ICMTi VtN I* IMNV
(•te e * of the tv v .w g . tv a a m t .y «> h i t r f . ’ W
gmiwo aaeaiiaiieg t . ltd yaa . M SfF, » k * \ S f
|* t l k v ea me *«.*»-*
f m U » 4 <Ater Is
j e r k ew k l o p l i e p M io g am
p - c w tl i. aa«| hr. uef.weive aVd tv
f e a t '* d t e a Few tl m i «how —*1 UwtLiaw aad taahbac ewmrtd
U l gfahk t)e>, u k ib m t v th w
war* bo ape- M e l ie the Ihn h -4
twwlhat. d a f e ie g row r f the lew
A—W?
i
Ite
• h i. ■*a* eg would he a miracle, it
w .m . to n i . . . Lreahur?, alw ay.
tt e tkoen in he SanfoH »He, gut
aw ar ta a .haky e la n by beeting
aa ehamni tram hy a 19 to 0
*r ®c* '* ■ game which waa
featured by pamee. The Iww.hurg
bwek. tailed to get awav aa t i P*-1lrd- while the line waa legged
<m ffewrn ami defeat*. Sanford
ro d . it* «ra*on With Iwembuig nn
Thewk.gi.iag Day. N aturally, we
rw at ere anything l« t , Sanford
vvrtsry
Wte*l » W
Ikr
mnU
U*l
To-Night
FAR WFJtT
U nivem ty 0f Soutl
lotnia-Oregon State: ,
Oregon SU ta ha- ita
team in year*. S. r,
a fter ragged i u r t *i
Mary'a.
D O U B L E B IL L
f»44
«W «Wrw: | v
lW
r^ l
vt V -lf . awd M w ht aa>l V e -w g at
• t | t * k e . D e l tig h tn e e g h t e i r e v v
u I -M la e .tW d t h w l I d p u e h
to
;•« otreeady.
I*
w o rth
•d d rc M
s ix
Jn
book.
you*
.
S i d e - a p l i t t i n g M g s o f tW te
«appy
I he rolling* tragedy. They come
here only In tho winter.
R ltjila and hi* ton war* dttainej in connrctlan with the Col
llnge rate whon a body rectntly
wat waahed aahora a t HunUngtcn,
U I. It flret waa believed the body
waa that of William Smith, Nor
walk, Conn., mechanic aad friend
NORTHS ESTBMN
or the R lU hlte', bat thi* hollo!
Oregon S ta te -S o u th e rn Call- was proved errogeoua when ac
furnia: Southern California on quaintance* aald it waa not th at n<
ruperiortty in apeed and man. Smith. Smith la te r waa found
F ^ o r . hut aa pec tally apeed. alive in Norwalk.
Oregua-IJaho: Oregon, dggpite
a green team, mainly on the pass
ing and running of Joa LUlanL
Waahiagtoa-MonUna: WaahlngU n’a hoary veterana and numoroem ro arvea akould be tow
mock far H M if Pf
Waahington Stato-U. C. L A,t
(Cantinued frem F igs One)
W aahJagtsn Steta should carry
Tho apee'ttoro rnovod through
honvter affenatr. n „ tlamn U. C.
anlbjat doom,
I- A., but the latter'* paatea will wioufht iron
Art M useum Is
D edicated With
Impressive Rites
Railroad Rat
Are D iscu ss
A tM eetF rid
■
A D A 4M IN Y O U ! M M l
Stanforil Santa f l i r t SluitfeH
by two or three tout lioenta bocauae of more,power.
Callfncnia-St. Mary'a: St. Mary'a
ly eirtce of apeed and 13-7 win
over Southern California laat
week.
Waahington State- U. C. L. A :
Not much ckanee for U. C. I- A.
Waahington
Stat#
it the eoaat
I key te n . Reach had little Ir.abJr champion.
« h h New Smyrna, beating them
litah-: "liege of Idaho: Idaho
t3 to g. noth tra m , are <>■ the not In tho >am* claa. with tha
Rocky Mountain eheuplona.
m • F ew | b | t e i . t e d • t »« tW
V l ’ k l w d v h w a e W * t k * . 3I mvw >
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to u rM uviu
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TW Ihirt is
• Th lltX |WteagtIxM» ftf* 1W
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S ‘i '« H
re-bioadraat • b y
Gandhi from London, achedolaaf
for Saturday afternoon by W EAFNBC and WOR, waa cancalad yag-
(w*Ml
l* t* s P i t #«JwF Ft
g P kiratagM i f g ’UTg Mill* «te«
ia*h grtgf « W | 1<M J*s tetetete
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HHOADCAHT CANCELLED
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NEW YORK, Oct. l - o f / t T J r a Th e
U ’ ^*,
*4*4 *kee •!>•*« f T 'f •( ffglrid «1<k
'* •!■ si k».V4>»c •
r-*’*1 *• *A
|U«l«.wA. telrk hkel tr t4 » 'll
111 ill art fs**vl 4 *r ,s*sfte<< tete*
« n « l is r | r . f i r w s w I fR
(Continued fr:m Pa ( a Opa) V
• a t . Chief at Police Fred U Mo.”
Doff, A iah tan t Solicitor M » E |
Lon*. Chief Ibepoty Sheriff H* t
Smith. Mr. and M n C k r r ’ WU*
llama, parent*, of Dent and .Naff
William*. Wade Wood, fath er a f
Jennie Wood, and two d tp da tec Urea.
The negro we* returned to Birmlnrham yesterday fro m » v t k *
State penitentiary a t Montgomery ,
where he had barn hold fa r eat a.
keeping alnce kle arraat S ep tem .
bar 2.3. Teatimpng to be preeented;
the grand jury which maata Man*
day to Inrcatigate the taao real,
being obtain*:! i t laat night* con-'
fare nee.
.
~
Petrrao'n uae. arT eeU dV atterMi*i Wllliams’iaid aha recognized'
him aa .he paaaed him in a* aotomnbile on a alraat k h a two V naki
ago She waa an route to a *on*n*
tery o lth her mother aad E dw aitl
Strait, a frie n l of tha family, i<4.
place fluwdr* on th* g re re of hiif
• liter when ihe aaw Urn M yra. "
“T hat’e tha negro who etform.**
*h« a reamed and Strait etopped
th* mac hi n* and hrld the negro
until offieorf arrlred.
Pettiaen
waa carried 'immediately to th i) priion a t Montgomery ae a prg*
cai tionary measure.
. » ,j
All county and city
o flk ilt?
were plan O n duty last eight u w
police armed with tawed off * h ^ 7
gun. were p la w l a t each ewtntiWBv
to the hoapital whero tha MglV'',
waa eariled. Strict* were ropod'A
off a block each way from th* hogpitaL
*
.
Mia. MUUiami .aid the negro
jumped on tho running board ol
their autoinoMIe on a
highway
three mil*a from the city, and M ‘
the point p f ‘a plat: I forced
Wood, wlto a i l driving, to follow I
through gaUartea whaev niche*
hoM rate carved ohjec^, thtough
gaUerlaa a f uygBtrfcg, through
tha gnOortea of tho old Motor*.
Kara tho atwdonte of tho a rt
r t jt W waa
f| B W U m •fN ."* 1
Mr. JUng- W ing
» Trweh
"» Py L
M lW te
�AOKTWfr
.
Work, Not Dole
One of the nation-wide c a m p a ig n * How getting under
way for the purpose of relieving isnempk^mteiit tnd of t
PV
Ing care of thone who otlferwlae Would be chkrrfn of chari- . *
ty, l* the "National Clean up and Paint up Campaign”. UsIng the alogan "An Hour of Work Beata a Dollar of Dole” fcf
a* an excellent war cry, the WanningtOn bureau of thl* mof>
organization i* urging charity associations, aa well sa cities wron|
and countle*. to give Jobe, merely cleaning things up If defini
nothing elae la available, instead of supporting bread lines tlon."
where food may be obtained without work.
Bn
Wherever the free lunch counter has been maintained, ,h*
whether In ancient Rome, or in modem England, Ita effects
1
upon public morality. Initiative and self'respect have been
disastrous. One cannot live off a public "dole” for any ,n i
length of time without becoming s permanent object of
w,
charity. Workfngmen in this country, unable to obtain <wmk
work, do not want gifts; they want work. Unfortunately i mmt
there are not enough Jobs to go around at the present tim e.1the »
but Joba can be created with a little careful thinking on the
part of those in authority.
wlnt*
Almost every city in the country has Its full share
of vacant lots, covered with weed* and refuse of all kinds. pro¥1
its stagnant pools of wateT, mosquito hatcheries, and
countless
eyesores, which if not breeders of disease, are for™
M O N D A T . O C T O B E R »■ I I H
at least revolting blotches on what might otherwise be o stead
beautiful landscape. While there are hundreds of able men l*» D
f lip L B V g B B E ~ F O B T O D A T
i‘‘‘
" k in g d o m is w i t h i n —'NaUh. with nothing to do, who must be fed bv the general public,
there
is
a
wonderful
opportunity
fo r putting our towns in for 1
* r »kall they *■>. '-0 h,T* 0,1
K> t h n ! for, behold the htn«d°m perfect order, for milking them a* sptr and-span as a per- * r* 1
Of God it w i t h i n you. — Luka feet housekeeper's kitchen, and at comparatively little exITtfl.
O
the Hqoer U w te permit Z.7* bear
and the council told it bad boon
Making to W ing th a t about.
“I t la generally understood that
a (rill will b* Introduced at thy
n n t ifoaion of Congress providing
for M>ma inch tn edification of tha
Volataad Art ■« has bran repeat
edly proposed bp tha American
Federation of Labor," tha council
reported.
Adding it w juld glre aueh
legUlation full support, the counril *aid Indications v ara that pub
lic opinion wee undergoing a
merked change and that tha Vol•tead A rt would bo. amended to
perm it hoer “at tha forthcoming
(ration or ■' tnmn f u Mu re ses
sion."
Disappointment that the presldent had failed to rail a conference
of bltumlnmi! coil minert and ope ra to ri wa« repressed and tupport j
pledged to a hill to put the In-1
duatry under government regu
lation
The industry, ihr o uncil laid,
“ h«i ahirwn bjr ita lordtd perform
ance" that it la unable to '"rescue
Itaelf from the mire and diatroai
of rutthrnnt rumpetltlon."
A federal labor hoard to gather
baalr data bearing on wage aarningi and to make ronatrurtire
auggeationa waa propoaed.
Comprehensive plann i n g to
avoid future
deprraaiona waa
PBAYER—"Thy Kingdom torn#,
Lord, wtd*-aircllof u
th«
ONE VOYAGE MORE
Oh# royal* mort and my
,J
b#»ien bark
M eks. harbor ami atrikte aail,
,
quenching her lifhl
’An t o t two lantarna hung aloft
to mark
T o r ether craft her anchorage at
night.
Safe Motoring
cunt, realizing that it dues little good to preach caution to
a man who has already been run over by a freight train.
So the Atlantic (.’oast Line Railway lias recently issued
Then I may all al ma on tha a ttar some two hundred thousand card* to school children with
the request Ihnt they be turned over to their (l.rents. The
Living my Ufa again tn a long cards make the following suggestions:
. , t dream
1. Before passing over railroad trarks make sure no
Of old danfire, hurricane, ruck,
train
Is approaching. l-ook out for signs and signals indiand wreck,
While tha atara rlaa to maka tha eating approach to crossings.
Jf. Control of your car insures safety. To l>e snfe, horn
Wltar gleam.
nnd brakes should lie maintained in perfect condition.
S. Courtesy of the road demand* respect for rights of
Or tag* an aaanlirg turn ashore
others. Give driver behind you proper signal before coming
■to find
l a m quaytiria Inn whar« tha old to a stop.
.
teaman m at!
■1. It is not safe to pass another car on a curve, or
To talk of porta and shipmates! while ascending a hill.
of tha marchant flaat.
6, Unnecessarv hurrying Is one of thi* greatest breeders
There wilt ba pipe* lighted and of accident*. A few moments clelny may save u life.
6. Your beat efforts can be used In developing and
. , blua am ike heavy
Among the beema, end glaaaee crystallizing public opinion in favor of strict and sensible
. clinking lound,
regulation, uniformly enforced.
'And aomcona tailing Ilea about
7. Careful driving* is the salvation of highway and
tha Navy,
■And song* perhapa, and every street traffic. Won’t you please be careful?
•rritivij a* a layer atainat further
unemployment, but there waa tv,
il* re In America la the atupenmanliun of recent wage rut* dnua conflict of nppoeitea, of
among aeveral trading Induatrlea. pri-gres* g filn a t retrogiraalon.—
tn Ita program for thoee out °f Norman Und«ay.
wnik Ihe council recogntird the
need for relief, bet made no r*f 1
eience to federal funde In Dual
TRY NEVtZO
connection.
.e HMIaa rM t, g ram a, Tvs
It aald ample privlaion for th e 1 F
rer, I I h w a r m a * i all . a t .
Irrllilb M ae l a i n k ite .
needy ahould te made In ever)
a t a r i a .rh m m .
community "both from private > ■ U IIa aair.tr satmnee.
r « aala a I
and municipal aourcee."
K O tn ill.I.A T A A N D E R S O N
From a nummary of cumpul I
T h i I’r»«rr1ptlun Bhop
Pinfiiftl
Phonw |#
f lo r id !
aory unempl jymanl
Inauranca
ayatema in England and Germany J
the council concluded *Dch legitim
tlon waa "unauited" to the Amerlean wage earner,
t.'oupled with thla, however,
went blmata at nwnera and em
ployer! of Induatry for falling to
"offer either a plan or a remedy
for the evil of unemployment."
They would he the blame, the
council aaid, If rompulaory unem
ployment Inauranre laWa were an
nnouncem ent
FOR BETTER
MENUS
BLOTTERS
LEAFLETS
BILLHEADS
CIRCULARS
BROCHURES
ENVELOPES
STATEMENTS
CATALOGUES
INVITATIONS
LETTERHEADS, Etc.
HERALD
JOB PRINTING
thing wall-found.
A fterwards, elthar way. berthed
quiet below,
F a r once with no cold midnight
Watch It keep.
H I be content to hear tha abb
■ (low
Llcdar m j porta, and maybe fall
asleep.
Edward Dwvlaen.
Many a man haa a aore throat
these days from trying to talk
epllm lstirally.
, Now th at Calvin Cootldge has
t y r l k e , PrvekUnt Hoover will be
S tiu red of at leset one vote.
I f tha uoblett man In the world
Ik tree led a t ■ scoundrel, he will
deart ta U by being a eroundrel.—
Berta Ptlnyak.
bNE FORMULA for relieving business depression has
been successfully tried out during the past few months
and la now in operation throughout the country. The
formula la lower prices, and In proportion to its adoption
there has Iwen an increase in the circulation of trude
money and a gradual return of better times. The formula
hw not been fully adopted in some parts, particularly in
a few of the larger urban centers, the result being a con
tinuance there of the business depression, sluggish money
circulation, Increased unemployment and unsettled condi
tions generally. The majority of people of the country,
have money. The amount of Jt that has been put out In
sound investments is notable. For example, the amount In
vented in life Insurance the first half of this year Is $1,260,000,000 more than the same period lost year. Most
people have stopped spending money for the pleasure of
spending. When they buy now they expect a fair price. No
more Inflated values. Prosperity will return, but it will be
on an economy basis)—St. Petersburg Independent.
la saw aaaoclated with
thla firm la cesaeetlaa
W i t h the aala af E'ly
mouth. H a d a a a, Essex
•ad O ry e U r automobiles.
Wight Bros. Co.
Business and .Professional
Plymouth Dealers
attorney
DRUGS
JEWELED
H. S. White
Touchtbn’s
Sanford thru#
Brttn
Attorney-at-Law
Jewelry Shop
pt e pt , ‘lol nf tfi Pu ip f i idk
pi
S06 T in t Nat kraal
“ Tha iletaO BforV*
1st at Feat of Magnolia
BEAUTY SHOP
FLORIST
LUMBER
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
visit.
During the first eight monthe
thU year whlakay entering Aaeeriratt porta under guw m m rnl p e r
mits, amounted to I7*,7S3 gallona,
according to figures of the com
merce departm ent today. W hiikry
Imports a r t now romlag from
abroad at double the rota In IMS.
Mrs. Reward H arris returned
Charles E. S tarr, prasldent of from Lake City last night.
Dr. C. J . Marshall haa re
tha Starr-K ana Oil Company, ol
Tulsa, Okta., waa arrested today lum ed from Washington Sahara
with a personality but on a federal w arran t from Phila
bo runs for office, ho finds delphia, charging him w ith obtaintVeryono indulges In pnraon- Ing *135,000 fraudulently In an
ell alack deal. Hla attorney* de
clared the a r m ! M i the result
’ I f all the folki In Um United
of a "frameup" by certain Phila Spocial for SO tfam Aa
S ta tes weald do the few simple
delphians to force him to com !*10 photograph for Mly
th in g s they know they ought to
m eat of our U g
prsbUata plete a transaction, their part of
W ould t ik e tu fa of Uemealvea.— which they failed to uphold.
Mrs. L W. Paarman and chllCabrtu Caoildge.
Mrs. T. W. flatten and son.
Charles and Anne Lindbergh got
0 good ducking In the Yangtse Jack, of Lakeland, are In the city
Klaag. For the first time In their t h e
gueeta of Mrs. (le tie n 't
lives they know what It ta to b*
all w a t
dren have returned from Daytoo*
^ Tku. World War waa fought to Beach w hen they spent the sum
W a th e world "safe foe dOmoc- mer and tha family are uow com
fortably situated lu one of the
new Brlaaon homes aa West First
WieboWt Studio
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HERALD. SANYO
"—
/ A n d Personal Activities
1ARET PETERS, Society Editor
l Calendar
Pangborn, Herndon
Land In U. S
Office Telephone lift.
Mrs. McCall H o n o r s ------------------------Daughter with P arty
Personals
Entertaining for her daughter.
Mae ("onoley **C^^nni•,, McCa!|.
urho celebrated her fifth hirthilay
an n ire n a ry reeently, Mr-. G Km
melt McCall e a i hnate.. at a
birthday party given Friday after
noon at her home un South San
lord Avenue. Throughout th . afternnon the l.ttl, CUMt, enjoyed
game.* and content*. Each re
celve J a novelty bandktrehtef a*
a memenlo nf the nreaaion.
A «*is ting th*- h i w t n i
in enter
cake*
Mr
and
Mm
\ g .1 Cam eron
deco- Y t » k -tat,,
where lhe\
ha ve W en
ratetl with novelty pink roach.
ajieniltng MW «un*inet rnontfi*
The Uifc* wloLe birthday cake
wa. adorned «ilh -im ilar ru*el.ud.
M „,
I .mg. ..f IM fb u rc
ami f h e pink » andlea
in
green i*.
l „.
I I I t Mil f . .
—t i. rial
t 11 . . .
li
Church T. E. L. Class
J Meets On Thursday
WIDr M n . A. B. L ottjoy prv
’ .M in t u d M r.. F. W. HUnWy in
tU ir tv o f lh . Ifvotion.l, th . m.nibm »
T R e t - q f w g th .
v ik ln t B-pU .t (Jhureh 'h*ld th .ir
p > y * l .r m a tin g tn ih« T. K. I.
t l i u n o n Birth* church Thurtday
4 hfUrnoon. Mr*. J. N. Standifm
U d M n. J b m II. Smith gsv* r*adl a f i OUT which Mr*. Stan)*,
pm a s te d M n. H. It. ft. k. th* r .
W lrtag pra*Ui*nt, with a gift (rnm
t h . tk a a .
*5 S a lm h m « n t. war* MrWd hy
M n. A. B. Lov«Joy. M n. H. H
Back. M n. Loretta ftroth.non and
Mr*. I . A- CuBnlnfham. Those
p rw .a t were: Mr* F. W. SUnWf, Mra. Jana R. Smith, M n. J.
JL Lyl.a, Mra. F.. W. S tile . Mn.
K L Milam, M n. J. V. John.con
Mra. B. W. War*. Mia. W. P
Bruaha, J r , Urn. L. J. McNali.
M n . Button S t.t l ., M n. A. U
law ajoy. Jr., M n. Ia>retta Rioth
a n o n , M n. C. W. 8p**r, M n. W.
C. Wilton. Mr*. J . A. Strang*,
Mra. H. Dimming*. M n. Annie
Can par, Mra. UlU* Vickery. M n.
C. t Baa ton. M n. A. l \ Banton.
I n . J. N. S tandifrr. M n. R. I .
Oarilaon, M n. R. J. Boyd, M n.
B. IL Bach, M n. J. A. Cunningham. and Ib t Mi*a*» Mari* St*wa rt, Mary Coodala, Cuaala FtaUhU d Edith U w ja y .
(C ont inued fr <»n Fag* One)
lmn-letl.
When lh e v b i t S a m u s h i o la
,
pm. A-XHit II Iiuum pre'i.Mialy
the > Haul th y would fontmu*1 *-
PAGE THREE
Flooding As H u g e “Have No (luarrel Asked Of 2 S t a t e s
Water Pipe Breaks With Legionnaires” By Governor Lo n g
NEW
Y U U K . u, t
Y
- ( A P I
W«l| S l r t H , t,r»iTet
m
financial
far raatwftrtl *■* po«aibl« in the Amer ic a, *■* v m l n l by a flOU.
hop*, of e*tatdf*hinn
a distance
jm ivifat
record Wenatchee n 100 mile* .fm
. ,
,
.
eaat of Seattle I he plane landed
» n it. “belly
t i n —.1 ever mi i t .
Natmnal
*»" N - "
none, then ' r i l l e d back. She di 1 -au S t r w t br* kr and o»nl tons id
'
"
Mr and Mi. I ... I am t run and
family ha— i»t — d frem Day
Irnii ll.a h . h m 'hey have been
'l ow ly along m a cloud of
duM f i l t e r roaring into t i e cellar of
.pending the -umtm-r month*,
coming to i e«t *.n it« laft wing
,
„
. :’
I ha cni teil
state*> ih-T rea a ur y
T h r pri'pellor a a •luaahrd \vui
,,
...
. . . . .
t u n i f .- K T i V i t it » . « fte hU il U m t H .t id in g . at " . I I
arid Nassau
. Mr , "'1
' tn r
St reals.
C
T V
^
P ant horn
and
Herndon
»h
Old record- n v . • b-trea*ury
Ky . after uniting
for about
(U
took naiig;itoMi inA I ruction
fi«»n «dlar » r r #
*b» ma grd
hut the
tainmg the g ;e«t< were:
Mra An,i family ha\*- gi n.
Ho*(wick
June Turnbull, Mra. L«g A. Cono- a| here they will mam- rh■1r home
ley. Mr.. If C Foi. Mm. Kdwani at the Cameron Han-1.
S McCall. Mr- Ja .v UacDunalil.
Mr. B. I). (‘a.well. Mm. Clyde I
,
,
H. Byrd. Mm A W l , e , Jr. and
/
T "' n
Mr. Kdmund Meiu h
N' * ' " rk
" y ................
" ’ll
Pink and green - r e ,he c«lor.
‘
*’r
.............
fhoaan for party deforatlona and ***
appoi nt ment *
The refresh
mentf, «hirh w e r e s e r v e d
Mr and Mr- «. Iit.tig l.ouckI a t e in
t h *■ afterntton.
run ha?r leturned finm pom N in New
cream and individual
nxm iD A , MONDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1931
imp octant mealing all member- arrive tomorrow on the S. S
at* urged to !*• pretent.
Sbawnrp from New York City to
• pend pome Inn* her* with theit
p *r nt».
All member* of th* T ruth Seek
Among tho*c from here att* ti l
•re Cla»» of the P in t Mcthmliai ing the meeting of the Rarbeville
Sunday S hool will attend th* fu (>. K. S. Saturday evening it
n e n l tomorrow *(t*mocn nf )li*. which time Hie worthy grand ma
Ann* Zarnuvian They tail) meet trnn mart* her official -Sait w re
at lh* church at I - l.'i o’clock.
Profeiwor and H r". f*. E- MvKay.
Mr. a n j Mr*. John Gov*. Mr. and
CATHEDRAL GIVEN »100,1)00
Mr*. D. W. la n e , of Riunawirk.
(!*., Mr*. K. J. Routh, Mr*. R .V
WASHINGTON. Oct. 6. — Maxwell. Mra. W. M. n«ynr*. Mr*
pr**«nt*d by an anonymnux donor, R. W. Turner and Ml** Florence
a g ift of 1100,000 to h* uteri in McKay.
furthar eoiv traction at Wathington Cathedral waa announced Hiturday by th# Rt. Re*. Jam** E.
Freeman, blahop of Waahingtoo.
h e ll oil
t,* n o ra t'^ —Miat har
m n d ltlin * 1
i , i,„ r .I the flight>Oit*r the Ku
i ile*. wilh the exc*pti«n *•( tin
neighhorhnotl of
K*’o> Ulaml
w I ere fog
«** pr«»‘'nt, tll« !
weather w** goid. At Dutch liar
Imp it w*« calm although 'tillin g
ut lime*. Over lh* gulf •>( Alaakn
numerou* atramahip*
repottnl
ilea- w va'hrr Dne-thlnl "( lh'
r '<tunee h*Vw*»n Dutch llarlw r
nnrl Seattle the flier* »h old pirkj
up a nnrlhw**t wind, vurving in
intcnally for *ii mile* at the atait
to ;tl mile* an hour 60t) mile* fur i
(her alottir Iheir imilfr n* they
L d LGTIONS o r E B B P E C T
BROTHER
r T l a DEATH o r
* i't
i’. nr
tmat*
*iekly
t Hoard
oil
and
O n ly
Captain I •- » < Van ev In n blind water did not r*>itt h
nlolil m d fllght b r t w r t u
Yor k and Ilona of g o d
n d in the build
I’m to Hit ii •t>me m- itlhi ago -*a 1 mg.
n|
it to break
thr
round the
A g r y « e r 1* fi*rt h u h shot In
world it- on !
♦ lh»'t andh i t l j * i«he air Jti'l
the *' lewalk in
but ira *e up t be iitt* nipt when in . i «*nt of the »'h,i*e Nat onal Hank
M Iter la after
falling behind their bulged t i | , m I righ t itichea. Th e
*i heibile Th e y w - re finenl for tak wrr t er bur-1 a wall of a enneottfae
itig jiH’tiife* id lupanear f u r ! if u a . enrhy. and
*-n,, m r r i ' rnfiatrurt
tn»in and { - t m i - ' u u i to 't a r t the
^ new
+ ra|nr'
for
the
Paetfh flight *.*» held up “nine [junkrr* T r n t
' ai t their
work
t'ine
wO’lM he del,* •ed
Th ree main* * pply ng much nf
1 1 he finam ial
h - t r n i with water
I » \ l I AS, 4 1.1 \
i A V > C i d Here ' h u t
•• 1 f vtliilr eaperta
VV F
E as te rn mil.
It
thilla
-ought the leak
T ' <*y -uni the
■ivial mu enthd- ia-4
-aid
to <av
that l l|de
r a n g b mi an t Hug h
Herndon *»• not eligible for fho
Japan to li a ll a - (light “ Th e y «#
l.le<l nie from Tokyo u-kiiig abou’
niy offer while 1 * »■ attending
ihe le gio n i oiivt-nt i><n at Hetnnl
»v uiTii l> ft
-* i iiiU'hifii
Tho*e invited tu W with U-e
honor g r « t were f a t l y A n d r r
*on, Jo y e *, da nv*. Kligabeth A I
len. A j id rr i ftarh, Billy Hi utit ley
Herman nrtimley. Raymond B. lu
mel. ,l,v Baker. Betty Jean l l \ r |
Lilian Boyle, Martha Brown. Rirh
t.rd Brown. Ki igrm a A n n I 'a . a e l i
Daphne Connelly. f,,) u ,a ('rocker
Jun ior
(' e m ,,hell. Jack.y elm
M i " M ri y
1.miiiM*
S hu I', nf
( ampliell,
Dickie
t hamherlam.
Nancy f o li u m ,
N a n y I light on. WmiehiiliA. * Ho h » - We n visiting
H Koliy I n mg left m i I iii
fieirtl lid be that of Clyde i W ' g
Ri'ly Kpp*. Jean E l n and Ray M m
day fur J»u k'oiivilb* tn -pend n h u m *nd H u g h Herndon. J r
vih Fog, J r .
Alan llillic tiiay*. Nancy Joe - lu .i t turn before n*t irn mg h um* hnifil j c ' t i T i l m m e r f .il-« Pf|**
r\ the U e u t m n I U n d Alw-ka
C o m a l r t . Killy
ll u lc h i. u n .
Dale
ihe tmvy in di o heie w » 4 « d i i e<l
M m - Milble I'm He*, **f A r ad»«
Hoffman. ( Sar a
llaakine.
Hilly
Herndon. Kav Herndon. Spencer left >e- te ldai for her leone after ♦y i 4 *tmtmil ni St Paul l-l-'fid,
ll en ng Sea
Harden, t'arjf^ Je an Hale. Billy spending a w«»k here « i‘h M i
T f e n)L*tMage *ttil by M . Paul
Jo hn.on. CaroltnIt l* e, H a r r y la-c. ll R> hv Latng at her h‘ me in
l-bind f*’Mf
Hoik c urt
Dolnre. I.e*. M grgate l [.ang'ev
" T i a n u I'nl it u
pbine
bi’.ird
• N M P ) « n r mil
\h mid M r - K I
North and KaUe Pa— Id
ugh!* *! due hi u ' i f"g but -oiiud *
M i - O A Krm w le - h.ne art lied
,f motor tiidii a" *d ult D g b t
h**te from Paintk.% to make then
futi'M home T h . > ur> i**-iding ctt cnur-i
thi former h me of W M llayne*
KaUe Pas* i * liMutiil un
he
on ( anienm Avenue
w n l r r n end of tJnuiick. t*lnnd
about mi dw ay in the Aleutian I r
fug Ik* I .m*-, of gt'ini'V. who »■* land-, §t i* gpjirtrMiiiaielv 15b
>tu d y m g lit Boll m - t ullegv
in umirs mirth we* l of I lilt rh He
W in te r Park. « * »
the »*ek end
l|lt. of the poinla the aiuit tta in
gue^t of J u Ige
and
M d , J C. 1tended to p a - ' *ive? on H e i r flufht
Sharuii, « t their hum*
mi W r » t |ftum Sainiisbiio Ilea b J a p ^ i . to
T e n th Street.
Seattle »»r aoiue other i l l y in the
—
—
I ’n i ln l St nie*
‘ A m o n g tfnim from lu re tllflUvr
T h e Aleu inn I-bmd*
lift' Ihe
IriiC to Haylona llratb yeaterday I h il f w H i mark of their rnorp« and
for the gftemocm w e ft the Miaae* l K;itae Pa** w v* tiguted tu I •* the
Helen Verna y. C l a i m fjirhry* Ki t
|i.unt where the ai i*l »•a would
A I'nlun nnftin g of th* tlmulkllu ty UuHose, and Sam Fl # b ch * r ,
»•%**» Hu Pacific one mi in lh**
and N*» Smyrna »cn*» of the M.nvwell Stewart, itm l.ill Chaae. gulf of A ln -k a ,
Woman'* Mi**ionoiy ScKtvty
Frank Chaae and Stanley Yeruay
Pangboi n and llert'doM had
th* Flr*t M*thoii*t Church will lw1 1..nned
fl>
Hut* h H arbor
h*lil >n Cocoa on Friday, Oct. :i
Mi** M*i> Eli** vth Pul.alon, n U lh« nre Mtreuk mil f <r the
with the confrnnee aociaty oHi of lloeton. M»** , » * 1 Mj* 1 Camil
.*i«l of
Itritlfth Colundua
or
c a n , who ar* in tia e u tltc *r**ion la INilotlon *n,| Mia* "Ettaal^eth \V ti-hingtoii S la ' e . False Pa#a \*
there, in chargr. At thia will |,c *n Tuinliull. nf New Yiick City, wftt-f
lieyiiftil Ihite b ll aihoi mi ih«*ir
I) u t j u at one of
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during our 7 Day
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T O G C T M T F IH
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J
RamblfcW Under. New
l eadership Win De
cisivem m i j m
K fnU r^rtbuk Also Win
Tickets To Theater,
’ JO Fan's In Contest
NEW YO^R, Oct. S ^ -fA iP .l—
Exactly 70 Sanford export*, en
The accond big' Saturday of the I
* tarVd In th# H irtld i seventh an
flc « i(U 'i
aophomoreii dime lti.1l fnothall m i n i : box p u e e d la
m
m i l Plck-The-Winner contest l i t i
ihrough In tr e a t ityle aiain«t in the record'book, with Notre
■ K h t t . made a battar than average Noith ('erolina .State Saturday fiamc and N o rth w n U m playing
Lefty Crura received a >«»( and
V * ; . U i l n , a> compered with lari afternoon, fires* notiri, ami com the trading rolea In lha Mld-WoJt,
thrUMng. rvdtiga oi he ehpaarad
ment by Coach Charlis Raehntan T n > . in tho Southwaat, Southern
a t tha plat*; H e rollad weehly to
- * < J t D ' l a i l e r t l o n , b u t o n ly o n e " H
BeUoiaWr. wh« modi', the pet-out atanda. G ra n tried le get,-W11eea
f / paH ,** Sam Y. C r m , local con- indicate* today. Bachman **• California and S t M ary'i In tha
particularilj d a to i over the fine Ear Weal. Tulane, Georgia Tech
unaaalitrd. No raao, no hite, no off flrat, but failed. O ffto ft ihtfnacter, wai able to pick 14 out of work of younr Johnny Fountain,
*kn +* *
tied to left field, b u t WOaee wap
■ poitlble lb winnera. Mr. from the New Jtteey lad who ran *5>0 and Vanderbilt in the South, and
David HuVlnoff, noted itage and radio viellnUt, teaebda Char tee
Fearth Jaatag
furdham , II*01gktown and w ratueabi* to gat hwyend xMoad a*
■gWt»»cil right cm #vviy name r i -1 and 10 yard* for tmirhdown*. ern Maryland in U>* EoaL
(Buddy) Roggye. acraen alar, to m aato, another mualcat Init ram a n t
Simmon* mp4* g gn*«k tlg h g ;
that player! Wtweeii Tar - | and of young Shtw Buck, the Pa
N jW lr K t r . aecond. Grimee gnf a'w ild reeeg, and th* w k .il
The Hambleri of Notr* Dame, Buddy it noted among tureen playara aa a piano and ta x i phone ex ■ agte
Atgla Tech\ an-i W*»hir»glt>n and U tka wonder, who** 75 yard da*h making their t i n t alart under p e rt Now ,1m , wilj add th*-violin, (a the H it
tia agalnheard tka -ekeera «# the ||#|1 M h , came to tb* pWle with go Into rwtfaV'
} Jefferinn Col leg’ . Carnegie Tech through the entire N, C. Slat# the coaching regime of Hunk Ancrowd a* h* earn*".
Ur tM plat*.
p!4L. two „ BW| tw*‘ *pL He U t tha
ima .Ur
<•* lha favorite, but, the game team *tarted the Floridan* off on demon, t nok two period* to get
Maamtlmie, t h r I
M artin foolrd three bell* before flrat pitek, a- tanifW clout l* left
their
victorious
way,
HU
line
alao
re
na,
no
hit*,
no
e
rtu
rt.
f t a t to W‘A J in a nurprisin^ up
h« dbeUeg W erivter- ftotdY th* field caught b> Slm'mMa. No rnaa, to accept d e f r r i tlt
puiformed in what he termed • tailed igainat Indiana and then
Her and lanlag * ,
the'autpW e r i n f i
tmlF mtaalOg guta'gc into- the itgad* two kit*, no erton,*'' .
looked ju-t a* powerful and for
Mr. Craaa, together with Slin- "creditable" fashion, ami, unle** midable a* they did under Knuto
PhiladelphU: The MadK* had be atetUfcle7 l* 4ai
Kt. LouU: Bottom ky wa* keued b / iarhea. Mafay want to third
injuries
creep
in
during
a
»tren•op KInlaw and II. W. ilnuk, wuj>
three bell, in a’ row* after he bad base. Wilton want out. Dyke* ta not recorded a aingU hit, aor a. aufferera a
Kockn* Tha Ramblera ware held
tw o ticket* to the Mllane Theat r. utiua week uf prepation for a
a t w»tf a l
fouled one. d ro v e gave Bottemley Voxx. Gilbert attach out, ealng- ■enfMante of a*hlt' aa Jlm ri* f t
to
one
touchdown
In
the
firat
half
f t f their ability at guM«ing the tough game with North Carolina
ing
on
the
laat
one
a*
th*
crowd
cam*
Tb
b
it
for
tha
‘third
th
ru
4
n
pea*.
Chirk
Hafey,
(he
hapleaa
but
piled
up
thra*
more
In
the
better; to rvtiro
rae^t number of winner*. Mr. Kin at (tainrsvillr Saturday, llach
(Continued from I’aaa llq*) , National Leagua b illin g ckam- went wild. G rim e. Mingled to rigbi i n f th i game. T oX i'itruck a t
credit fe r n ooe-l
|gw! waa one of four contratant* man know* that hip hoy* will I third n-l fourth period, to win,
field
irerlrrg
IfkfkV
and
Martin,
had
a
baft
w
k
lg
rh
y
,
ha^
pi
ploo,
who
had
eo
far
aiada
but
: 27 0
order u f th* day, with the Card*
tke t i n t over
who aelectad II out of lb winner* come out in front emaily.
|i Northwestern.
Ith Fug Rent- pultinic over a great double ptay, unt bit In eight trice in tha w h i rnhdk' a xA ndrifht d iih of balT to hta credit, had a if
W oridr Settee:
lUa1mlection waa the third handed
a
peed
to
b*at
P
lh
f
Mil
I*
F
t
throw'
other
ball,
thla
ode
bruihWg
hi
ner am) Ken MatflAn leading the and with Friach, G ilbert, and aeriet, came to the baL He foaled
H*hilt wr Hiatcn'i heard! fi
h u rt ee IfceT t o l l '
In, Mr. Croai'a waa the
fourth
boH
atmoat,
a
n
d
lh
ih
d
ra
w
'
a
whll£
out hack of t i n t ban*, to Jimmy iJ inekea. B urlef/v Crimea, noway, ru«hrd o ftr three touch
handed In, while Mr. Ilnuk'a «>• (illn rsfillr a* t» whether (it
-M-’l
William,, aa n r l t ’aa Dyke*, field Fexx. Capper M artin th e.h ero of tprieuity week
_ _____
hitter.____
Fad______
fvo.aokia aeeond of tha day. Miller ilndown*
m
the
(Irit
period
before
May*
nr
IIo>
S»mr*
g,k
Into
■lath handed In. The moral
l ' t h a e•xperU. Adama aaded th elg led to center f le li with Fax* Cerda aw thd
ing
all
over
th*
diamond.
Yuun<
lha
aarie*.
to
data,
came
'
to
fita*
the
('o
rn
h
u
'k
rrt
of
Nabrmaka
got
the
Fbiridi*
Hat
fam
e
•gsinut
thffefcra being, get th a t Hat in
J
b y 'fly in g o at te Bl.hog’ In heading for third, but ratu rn ln g 'to about Grime*: bet,'
Red llelhea** Florida Military their hearing*, and then coasted William* received yreat ovationa bat tetriving a g re a t ovallon nniag
' M b.
ahort
rig
h t Tw V runa, three hit*, j aecond a* Martin mad* * galck flit, aad aeafling grtmIFiV
from tke fana. Feppar hit th*
Acadeirtv team Miturday after in to win, 19-7. ,
> Mr. Klnlaw aelretecl t ’arm gle
aa he came to the plat*.
w ent hack, to ti a MB a
throw to third.
no
arrort.
noon, we do know that Jim
Other highlights of the flay In
Tba weather *aa tool and clrar. flrat ball pltchad•• right through
Tayh near W 6 J and South Cam
crowd ipplabdert. - H ;V
I
t
waa
th
a'flrat
hit
of
tha
game,
Philadelphia:
Biahop
draw
a
“ 1 oeer Georgia Tech, both being Htoinoff, who had been h jtherrd the Mid-Weal were furnished by and a crowd of 'IJ.21IS palj admia- Lefty Grove’* legs,, peat. William*
• Up came
with a bad knee far the past the f*itt Panther*, who*# crack »loni, including Rrcaldent and Mra. and Biahop, aad into center field. pkfa /rot* (IrUnca, the flrat walk- a n j tha crowd waa 4 °h tf wild. fouled along the
g gueeaea, while Mr. Ilnuk
H*;lom)<ry went a il,(h e •w ay..to uf th* day.' Haa* filed out to Dyke* looked aVlhe f i n t pitch aad for atrike nW
W 4 L over Davidson and weeh, waa in the l«eorgU-V. I*. halfback*. Relder, rla rk and Hel Iloovtr, >■* what i, tonaldtred
found It to he a tow, outride ball.
I. giine for a few mlnirtra. I'rw s ler tore
line to aliretla in to lie the mo*t remarkablo (>mc third on the pley, M artin pulling Chick Hafey in le ft fiehl, tke ball Dyke* foaled along the third b u t balC 'ltrtdtdhfS
I* Terh over W * J, , J k e k o/ the 70 partoqa enlrreil no Her* indicate that hr made a 29*0 triumph; Mlrmeiota'* vic in modern Imaeball play In a tlta- up a t d rat a* ilaaa threw ta **c- bon or lag off tk* bleacher railing
Hafcy’i
glove. C o-hfanr line.'Tk* next wa* n walat hlgh m krt’ hWt,’ /o*‘ - b a t, week are e l pee ted to continue r r tr r a l yard* at hall-carry in f, tory over Oklahoma A, and M-, lar aiiiea. (irimea completely atole ond. Wilson looked-at.a coopt* of Ipio
that
hr
r
lught
a
pa**
ami
ran
(tru
ck
out,
th*
!a it pi*jh being ball, t* make it" bait two,' atrike Flow.'rx 'w kr n itth T
th e # aaUetlona during the coming
2110; f*reifhton’« fuurth (wriod the fficat (irove'a thunder. whHa foul atrikea. M artin had' aecoad
far
rnough
to
make
1-1
yard*
called.
Tha
crowd
booed U m t'ii one. T he' n e tt w*i clue* and 1a- gad end' tilt g S i t
WOelra. A ticket tn the Untveralty
t field goal whirh treat Wyoming, hi* teammate* cetabliahed them- bat* atolan on one of Iheae foul
another b a A 'a a r o M d g t
e l jrlorlda-llnlvrrally of Kentucky gain and Ihaf hi* blocking waa , 2-0, and Oklahoma'* victory over aelvaa a* - ainir far aitperior to the •trikea, too. W ilton tingled ta Dolly. Stark, b u t' ii waa top lata. alde far tkraar ball*. Grime* then
threw- n atrike. and Dyke* fooled baac'llae, '1Alaa#ri
*
foqtfcair game at Ja^kaonvllle, above Ihe iverage, llick M u - the Southwest conference member, Macka In every department.
right field, n line drive, ■ecurlng A l SImmoot 1h l f t a Friech, who
on* off Wit***1* fVovn. With" th* and tha1 meet
Dm . 6, awalta the whiner nf tne well, another Hanf* td boy, who. Rice, 19-fl.
Flrat Innlag
Hotumley. and M artin reaching UiraW him o u t 'a t 'f l r c t No rune, count thro* and two, and
the it the gnm* waa
no
hlU,
no
error*.
COnKat at the rttd nf the aeaann. I* ronniderrd a food end prim
HI.
Loula:
Adam*,,
maklny
hi*
third
on
tha
play.
Gelbart,
a
j
40
In the Far We*t. Southern (’alt.
crowd op In-th* pir i* * hig war.. ran* got a poke,' W
ped at (ieorgla, failed to get In
A ll fane ■who did not Join the con
F
ifth'
Ia
ila
g
flrat
appearance
in
the
aerie*,
hatter «o far, filed out ta Miller
fornia, rallying after its defeat by
Dyke* hit eaether foul (ntp. |M
llUla
tgat laat week, have INI* week In to the game, lie I* bothered with St. Mary'* of Oakland a weak went out on a high fly to Foxx in right field, but Pepper M artin
SL Loula: Roettgey looked over
atanda before he
t* ., Al SUamona,:
h* popped out ta
w h|(h Ip make up their chance of a lam# knee, too.
th
ree
ball*
before
having
a
ptevioualy, l.atterril away at Ore- back of flrat. Hoeltger «aa an ■cored, deaplta a fin* throw to
lb'
I
---wlhglng tha faothall tlrket. but
a called'on him. Lefty G rew Flower* a t aharL Dib WltH****,. p v A f S a ' i s l i
raiy out, Biahpp to Foxx, and the infield by Miller, WUkoa bald ■atrlk
'
the rookie, come lo b*L Tbp thtorJnet what futufe gKmev mean t »,in
,IM far •»
this la Ihe laat wivk In rnm p.tr
Frank Friach wa* at<o raiy . bring at ftrat. however. Grim** eingied » m throwing 4' change of para, Ing h«d iubild*fl. tho crowd’ evi
• • <;»w« Sha’ er
f(rp th at prlie. The aw*r,( will b» tp C ,ach I eonarit Mrl.iicaa an,t1
an d 'w ith ' rhuch rfier*' .peed than dently becoming 4WpH of' th* avog th*
handled
a
t
a
put-out
by
Jimmy
p
a
n
third
b
ait,
advancing
W
itten
touchdown*, St. M ary* folhomo ran.' There went
bated nn the percentage nf wlna a hi* Srrninole High team a»r reuaual. Dib William* throw R.-et“ P It' Irlunrph ovtr South- Foxx, unaatiated. No run*, no h ill, to teennd. Adama waa laauad tg e r out ah flrat, a fte r galling a aarlouineai of Hi* eltuaUbn. W il lory ns ta r an' t W 1B t
tF
contestant ha* fnr the araann. not vrale.1 In the fact that the I'uarS
three ball, and two atrlkie before
liam) Mt th* f i n t pitch into1Uw j i t f i n M i
1l*rn California with a M-0 ver- no error*.
* on th i ttumUrr «f game* ha pick* 11 n o clyH.rira
Philadelphia: Max Biahop ram i he itruck out. Two run*, three bard hit'ball on Ik* fleet bounce. glov* of Chick* rtafty,
gto-a ball) (true
J V ^i '* eorppatly. LeCa have almut .70 not nnl> went el) the way to Ocala ,r* over t allfurnia, unlooatng a In bat and let G rim ri' f in t pitch
Priaeh
mlaaad
two
airlhea
befora
hit*, and no errota.
Cramer cdb* |n to bat for Lofty
Friday nftcrniMin to sop that team forwanl pa**ing attack th at had
’
more contealanta.
three ball* capo* over. Friach hit Grow, fig awtiirg'claan aM ut'fto then atrixk oat,
yn
by
for
a
railed
atrlke.
He
Philadelphia:
At
S
I
ra
m
•
a*
Here's how 70 local
fana workout, hut al* i went to J a c k - (the (Joldrn Uean bowildsreJ. SanOrlmoo tho* wont
aonvllle .Saturday to *cout ih rita ('tarn stopped flva Stanford fouled fhre* more and then welt, »trode to the plate, Tied oat .to an Infjeld bet>i|d*T te Biahop, who kb flrat rtriku. Ha d h flt »grig f * 0* pitching B- tvirhlt
gueaied:
toe-ed
him
oiit
a
t
flrat.
Bottomed
a*
three
ball*
went
over.
Iliah■
trik'a
tWot
Cramvr
wok
hitting
Pap Martin In center field, and
$ h ' . - 14 eat of 11, Bern T. Creaa.
Andrew Jack*on (laineavillc game, threat* before finally giving way
lay Hied out to Al Bimmoni to from tba lefi aid*. Friach rand* a earn* a* bod boon C
*
IS out of IS, Sllnaon Klnlaw, II. won by the former Hi lit 9. Cna'h ln the fourth quarter ta lo*e to op waa atruek out on a failed Al had been a t b at nlpa-tlmaa to
Walsh nod Ruolhnth,
Ike aida No* run*, no hi‘a. aanaatlona] catch of Cramer*)
V i W i * Simmons iuadH W -dr
W. . Houk. Mru. Chari-.U«
M. McLuca* Maid that thu Ocala tram | Hlrnn Warner'* hopeful*. fi-0. atrike. I(aa* .tailed around long get only one hit. ■F e tx cam* to no error*,
enough
to
get
three
ball*
anil
two
a)
leaguer;
rutlring*
th*
itda.
In
th*
plala,
end
put
Orlrhaa
lo
the
i*
without
doubt
hi*
«trunge*t
W
ashingtyn,
Oregon
and
Wa«h- Smith, and Howard Seville.
Phnodalpkbri Jimmy - Foxx gnt m a k b r tk* ratetr; - tb* Fordham aa ha'taft* th* f t t r
I
I t out nf IS, Robert H ttek, John team hi* men will fate this year. Injtun State tutneit in conference atrtkae. and then filed <ni^ ta hole by gutting thra* bulU anO
a
walk
ap-fhro pitched ball), MIL Flash Nil on hta bcai but bold tb*
Friach
who
mad*
a
fine
rugning
two
atrllu*.
G
elbert
threw
F#xX
Ocala
play*
hrre
Fiiday
aftervicturle. u n r Montane. Meho and
C ourier,-H ill Preston, Jack Mor
at* * lor cam* to . tha bat whh th* ball Id’hi* elawead'gto+m No ran*, , ST. LOUTS ' *b‘ i
rison, T. W. Lawton, Jr., Melton noon, anil (Viach Mr I,lira* will he the llnlveratt) of California at catch in renter field. Mlrkey I'oc ti nut a t flrat to .
crowd rythmlrally applauding In one hit; tra *riroto
•*'
__
ran* filed out to Roettger
In Miller fouled along
_ third
________
W are,' Billy Seville, Hubert Relit, hearing down in earliest Hu*, !« • Angrlei.
Fbtftoh. Sh
t #
•*1 r - N b O L laak H
»'.■.. V*
In the" Houthweil. the'ch'ampren frfght fluh* o ir th e ■ftrut"p4tritr N r twtu* befora ^ wemt oot, Gelbert ah effort to . rtUl* Burlalgh
Joh* A, Lyle", Ben Wade. T er week, teaching hi* men ihe ityle
A
d
d
m
»
;'to
tii.tw
.r % '
Or
I
me».
MIlMr
k
lt’t*
thinkforuSL Coutft M hhnfHr ram * ' t#
f Hcuk, A. E. HoWnaon, I- V. Cot of phi y needed tn beat lhat out T cxa, longhorn. I.owlcl over
litg .F e ix .f i leceOd,’ MIHer* being ta pitch fur Lofty Gruvt, who had
T
•* ta r,, llawklna f’onmlly, Jam er lit, Sanford pi*)11 both Andrew Mlaauuri uf the Big Hix, 31-0, but
r* —— 4 i f
*»/* at th a t Sparky- Adams hart h«on • rallovod -alter gtvllig up'-ll
. lla m a , W. II. Stew art, and Mlaa J*rh*on and liairirwill# thi* year, T ela* Chrlatlan auccunilwd to the
hr* ntragdV InJatOri ankle off that hits, four runs, In eight Innings.
and P ia rh .McLuia* **id (hat l*oth atrong Tula* eleven of the Okla
‘
M argaret Tekach.
pUy. DyVn hit-thto a feat dduMa HU' t i n t -pReh U ’Ftorarn w rt
| | out of IS: Mra. J. M. S tin t. team* will he hard to heal, haned homa "Big Four”, 13-0. Southern
play,' th* hull g o liif td Gelbert halt. S* we« th* next. Ahd *o MkHtd,*kf
e|pbgrr >W, J. Mnrrlaon, Jr., Roh- on Saturtla)'* game. Privately wa MethodDl and Baylor turned In
4 W
#C<
vriva threw Milter out at second, was'th* nhxt Adll »o wa* * thk Wilson, •
% a rt Quantoek, T. W. Klnlew, Eddie think th a t he know* he'* going to eaay wlna o«*r non-conference op4 r
t 5Although 70 local football "axperta" war* entarad In Thy
beat
both
tbnme
Huh*,
and
with
and
Friach
thruwtag-hullot-lik*
to
r a i t abd ah Flower# -want’ td ‘Oulbert, --------- 4- g 1 ;
.
Ratteen, Mike Wilton. Jr.. W. J.
ponente.
Heratd’i Ptck-Th*.Winner conteat b a t week, w* w ant at. b o at W n t ' Dyke* i t flrtil.' No rang, no
flrat ROattgFr tooVad nt n'hall, oriditu,' p’ —
Quentoek, llalen I - Wllklnton, F. such a fine line, stul »uch a upeedy,
4 -r
Another Southwe.t Conference
more
to
Join
In
th*
fun,
a
n
t
try
to
win
not
only*
tha
football
tick*
hltnj’
w
r
etrada.’x
,
vi*a.
t
sm
art
hack
field
aa
he
presented
' C. Bryan, Jr., Gordon Scott, Lunkd than burited’ to Mnhoffty,
■ >JtjyP
repreacnlatlve. T i m A. and M., • t to tha Florida-Kenlucky gam* a t Jnckaonvlllo, Doc. 5, but tb*
in
He
l
a
nil
Friday
night,
there
i*
■
Sixth Innl*# * f-’l
,
gp l
*
clua jjiuU , Jr. Owen McCullar. L,
who th n * to Wimamx- th got
invaded
the
South
only
to
loae
*
prltau offtrod weekly for th* p er’on gueeilng the la r f ta t number
i Sk, Loabr if th ey wont out,’ Flowera at aahbad. Wafttgar t o 'PH hi**
P. MaCulUr, Jr., and #.
B, W1L no reason to think that he won't 7-0 declaion lo Tulane. Georgia
"
*b F
i 't i t *
beat '(hem.
of winning team*.
^
t
,P
. .
Dyke* to Fbx*. NaT#rllt>r, n* Pap tad i t h i l flrat on th a: phry.r, BWb»;- a
“
k Inaan.
i r 9
T*ch reviilcd pnw*r to ap art In
i
_____
J
InHlh
cart#
up.
jW
'd
l
h
b
t
r
10 out of IS: B. c .
Steel*.
Her*
a
r
t
IS
game*
to
pick
ftom,
moat
of
them
eaay.
TV*
athlni wuM
w*M In W run
rtin for Itoottl
ftoett' H tk V r f * .: * L 4' *4 •
S nthlna
l)*l-and
aperlawrlltrm had checking South Carolina. conqu*r■i Homer Little. Hoyt W ait, WIIHa
P
nth
In'
kl*
prim
b
i
t
d
a
ft
week we *r* offering new prita*. Through th* courtaay of CbUfch,
• # -•
t. Mahnffoy throw a eaUod C ttfcrtk*, c „
tr H arper, M. U Reborn, J .' M. lltlW to iay about the Sanford or of Duk*. i-'i-IS, and Vander well’e, on* of Sanford'* leading departm ent etorea, m d Woodruff
e tmlng up. Dtb W lllbm a waa thfc atrtk*. Frisch swung' ardumf' for McNkK r v . _ . - F ' H ' I
Htlnaclpher, M. I). Jackaun, St. I read a* far r , altinx any *n# bilt’* heavy Itn* played a big part
and Wataon, faahlon canter for man, th* two peraona picking tha- r ion who kept Mhrilh from gat- ■jriha two. 1JTrioeb hit to Dykns SlMUMI; H* .... 4 1 F ’ |
Clair. Cameron, P. Bayard Smith, a:.y credit la c nrernrd. tn Ikalr in th* Commodore’* 15-0 victory
t n f gha\h*r ML Wlfttabia took’ a who mn<b a great ruuovutV odd FFrif,"!*'—
over
North
Carolina.
Trnneaaet,
moat winnera this week will bo awarded trade receipt* good for
«
r.\*
up
<tf
Ihe
u
n
r
they
apelRalph A. Smith, Ford Harriaon,
*)ow rollet, and thtVw It to HraK throw to flrat t* got Friach, Wat- ^ Miller, t f ----- - T V ' ! ' _
Florida.
Maryland,
Duke,
and
Ala
I
LOO
In
trad*
a
t
olthor
itor*.
lllxed
far
Ike
trlpplrd
rondlllea
Jw ' Laurtnce R e a l , and
Mildred
Martin hr tachab. W»ahn kin* - gatag to sacaad, BattoaiUy Djkea. 8b
.. » * I I
of the Dcl.and eleven, and laud bama checked In wilh conference
To help you in selecting thla wtuh’a winnera, hcra'a w h it’ the
head Wto Mt a bad- go by, and than atruek Wl(ibdt*,^i* . . » # # M ;«
-u W«Vwlna.
Waahlngton
and
la*
and
the
ed
Ihe
fine
aland
they
made
teams did b i t week:
Nine out uf tS: l>on Morion. W.
thdfti
f * # # y ]
a t on*, w hich, h* .to a itd . B* Orbto. y
(J? A. taalar, Ralph Tolar, Mra. J. J. a ia ln a l a If m “six louchdowna MiaaU'Ippi Aggie* howed to non-b'hW .'W Ff
ibled to right crater, to soar* O r to n a / u i
i
(#ctr
m
I
u
49
V.
I*.
V
.
•
Klitrld*
n
M
.
c.-attit**
K night, Hendrix Lylea, 1* A. better than lie tend". A alnb- canfennee rival*, tha former to X C. MUt#
MkK*my,
.r
• ritirid #
s i y #i #
l> Uolno
"
t
tola*.
lt4r)l«iiA
7 VI i ■ Inin
< S mwv
.
Croat, Kenneth W. Kubblna, Ray hora- defrnae waa rradlled with llavldaon, 7-0, an I Ik* latter to
i, - .,,r«‘ .
;
H efty mlssod atrtk* oot, aad
r|«mM)U
i* T # n »#»•#*
I i S C mm flu#
mond Landreea, and Hara Myrlck. keeplap the aenr* down ta I la Ml.riaalppl CoUvgv, 4-2.
i»
Httiilh
w#«t#rn
t
V
lrslnt#
Hawsin#«
*
M
a
rV
U
n
f
1
then hod o w called om hfm >
Xcorrtlu* to l>el-and a exIn the Eaitern >*ctor, George Auburn
Right out of IB: R. P. Mona*)74 HmghaiR.HriU
• Wisconsin
tt N. Dakota'
1
w g t o t a . a la # b a ^ .' Duppa
V. I*. I.
• 'Iru.gla 4# t>nv|(J*aBi «
t w g L
.- a
vs tag*. Bernard Lake, Judge K. peril. Herma In a a th at fumh- town ataged a ta il quarter rally
FMwtti
woo
Id
ratu.
T#rh
SJ H. C«tColin#
|1 l?Brvi#il#
t w -a c i •
-»
Stork.catted tk* next o w n kail,
W. Were, Mike W ilion, Phil C. ll»* by Hanferd hacka kept Ike to bury Wtatern Maryland under
V#nU-rhllt
it ft •: fi
13 S. ('arnllnA
**(Mtlo
plaea
Adama
at
third
basa.
Fldw<*
Duller
*
too. H afey Mod oat tq 'lb u w R h ,
K m U r lir
11 M a r? v llU
9W 4 L
Stanley, Jr., a » j Kenneth lly il- rtc r* doon, not thn atebbnra a 2S-7 count, thut ending a etring
* Una Moan
1
: M il'
orala'nbahaffM al Abet bOR fUt; U ra tita thg eld*.' On* row, ewo
Hull#
I*
V.
U
I.
t
Vlllnnnv*
drftnoe
of
tkn
D
eland
rleran.
of 27 game* in which th* Terrier*
lalne. Williams xtiaab oot on four hoik.
Vllnntsnt#
S# Oku. AaiUa • Plnninrd
t
t
M
J
m
'
J
Ilowrver,
Hunford
won
the
Seven out of th l Helen Colbert,
had not met defeat Fordham
V. II. I.
T Duk#
13 m * 4|#|
I ) Kraklaa
*
Grow# waa atftl th* born, accord
IlllnnU
i t . Hi. laoali
t I'uN ut
I* Coa
QlInter Bteele, Nency Houk, end ( i n i , Ik* bnya know how writ flaahed an unexpvctedly powerful
in g ta U a ap p b o H **' b# earn* lo
Solr# I>«in# t l In4t>n»v
thweatara I* Nabraska
they
ployed,
and
everynnn
la
offenaiv* in beating W ait Vir
___ _ Barn Menn.
out with
aatlafled.
;? w
f l i out of IS: Mint Nell Wll
Now than, clip th L» coupon, pine* n "W " oppoolta tho nemo
ginia, 20-7, and Waahington and
out a * y .
■* out
T‘
fllod
Jeffaraon debated Carnegie Tech
of th* team you think will win, writ* your naipdi/^td nddroao, and
to Pup.R
field. No
There (a an am uting obaurva for tho flrat time alnco 1927, 10
sand It to th* 8 porta Editor of T ho' Harold bofar* noon Saturday,
raw , (fo
tion In Ihe D elan.l write-up which
to 7. Navy had all kind* ef
Oct. 10. Rom*tub*y, Hr*k l b
wa th* beat chnnea to win the
might he of Inlereat. It reatla,
SL L*oia: Grim**, wbaaa spoa*
trod* coupon* a t Churcbwa'
Woodruff and WataML
'
“It fa likely that Cjacli Beck will trouble in downing William and
Mary, 13-11, and Villanova waa
tom #|riibpt*tpfv lto t fj ‘
Hare'* this wouka
t\av* aomethlne to aoy about th*
able to whip Uettyaburg by a no
> SCITUATE, M a u , Oct- S ^ conatant tumbling, moat of It due mar* comfortable margin. Genova
to hilt p a .iin g from te n ta rH. That
1 b Kigan dfcrii
f A ,P .)* -n .lU . to.lay M ixej ,itw
^ h a t laat clauae,'' bad. p aulng aurpriecd Bucknall with a 14-14 Noma'
tea** of aaaorted tiquora valued by
b a t Uma Graru facod G
from **01*1”, ta a tribute to th* uf tl* but all th* other "big xhota”
Uwm a t 110,000 on theyum m er es
ram* through In mere or l*M caay
Grove wfeo. tririag t* atrtk*
Addrma
ta te of Charloo Franc la Adama. fuctlvu woik of that 110-piund faahlon. In thla tlaa* warn Army,
oat, aad ( e t o l tv * a
demon, “ Uaher” Kanner, thu lanky
i aacratpry »f th* aatat* aolR Sanford center. Anytime an op- which whipped Knox Collega,
S ' , know nothing about thu Ibf jmaing center doeaa't make e bad 67-0; Dartmouth, Cornall, Frinee. War, Tha m*u e m a ta d war* J a pe*i, K enner la aaleep, 'cauau ha’a ton. H arvard, Yale, New Yack
Cvergb v* Yab
threw
tab 8 legal,. 00, of Rax bury, and certainly hard on canton. Watch U n ln n lty , Penn, Brawn, Holy
a t f l r a t Flowut* k it th* hall
Iltlnob
Purduo
H arry, 53, aed Lottie'Gordon, !*, him In action eg a liu t Ocala Fri Croc* and Boa ton Collage, Dari*
■Jtehod U Dtb WUttams, tk* ball
at DarchuaUr, T a p olhat* <T day.
M todhW t g u U # d * 't o a * ^ '‘ h*
and Elkina gave tha b i t anoth
Duka
v»
Villanova
H to Juthptng B ra u g h gaer
IntanactJonal
victory
by
, window* wbau th* officara , Elm er Spake'* home run wltk awtmplng South Dakota Weeley
u Ohio
rdd t u building. Thu dlacov- on* on a t Daytona Beach guitar- an, 41-0.
ary of the cache woe ende by Pn* day afternoon gave Urn blander*
m 4 v^N avy
In th* Rocky Mauatola Conlor' trniem an John Stonaflald and Mai- e 3 te V v tetiry ever the Cocoa
an**, tha ckamplon Utah Indiana
CtUdal
t «*lm Chaae a k a became auapicteua Indiana, tying thn chnmploaihlp
e i aewarnl autoawblla* war* dtlv- 'aerie* a t th ree gam** each. It wa* trounced Collega of tdahh. M-4,
to rig h t
G rata.
Sownoo* vn Vlrgtnb
U a dlraction of the A d e W a pitchar'a duel between Murdock. aad tho Utah Aggfan, dofaatad
fluid,
1' Roattguf ok
Montana.
State,
2l-«.
l.w hich One *n the water- Indian era, and Olin H utto, th*
th ird .
V. F. L vu Davidson
They found liquar which ap- Wxgw'a moat valuable pitcher,
»jMat'.«r Ik*
MINERAL
WINS
RACK
ip had heap landed from a and whan lh a t homer left th a Held,
Auburn vs iCbconala *•«
thla morn lag.
lha fana certainly yalled with de
a
!
T t,
BURN OH AIRES, Ogt.
Mlnnenota
,vn
Stanford
..-i
light. H utto gave up eight hit*, ( A .F.l—Mlarral
PARIS GUTS GOLD
» while Murdoch baaed
four. G ian Frudela
N. C. StoU va
tit- I
Each pltchar
tag event *f the Argun
ta t f
1UR0, Franc*. 0*1. 4-— men, neither
man.
Florida va N aeth
l ■L■n_*Wg|l hod k it
.
fa t Caro*
i
I ■■I. aarn ) ■m t
U
i. wilh non* aa Marc a* |fta third.
;r p *
So,
-r-ra bank a t
UHflfflMlt O f ||J|)
who.**
arrive here t o
Cards B eatM ack s
In ThWllittg CaTtic;
Grimes Is Bi^Eero
fjm
a
X ii:
a
S3r i ,5;
rit
r “
■ s - iV f 'f
Pick The W httier > -
4
'* ^niefWf".!
f£a, .’tk “5C
Rum Cache Foiind On
S ec. Adams’ Estate
/ A
rr
7 ft
&X££irs
fWdiv
BHSlAlgv'C*''.i Ik
»
4 ri
vlSd
s
*
l« V
�T
/
t*AGB O T B
MONDAY.* &CT0BHR 5, 1M1
to jf i n w e ig h t to Um
M
to try cow* should
FRITZI RITZI
RARCTJ.ONA, Spain, Ck*l. >
f A . P )—rom m andfr Itamuri Kr«n
I C. R, Dew ton
A g ric u ltu ral
■hat me* tin e a f the
A griculture C lub It waa
by th e county AgrieulirYmaot th a t a e o n m ltp o in te d hy th e clubN
to m ee t w ith D r. O. C.
ital w o rt I* mad*
b th e ewe h a lf mill
a d tn th is county
trpaaa o f th is a g ri-
M hi practical nature
y»t hare them ael; a f th is com m ittee haa
ih e S a tu rd a y , O ctobtr
R y i y i w t Mkmtora af th ll
aftthw appMa ted hp the iUmih h ih iiitai'a Club are: Fred F.
r t R te - Packard, Phil Bach,
rdK onU D , Fred E*rr»nn*r,
»th— *t Jam es
Wilson.
|H 1a t , gad Max Lalobart
appointed tu represent the
t a A grkultur* Club.
mUk c o in kept, 'a n y w a y ?
certain ly a ren ’t kept fo r the «ok
o r p rto tarjr parpooo of beautlfyIW W* hnutocap*. A t h u t , they
a re n ’t k o p t fo r th a t purpose by
tfcaoa who expect th e cow i to pay
th o lr t t y and MOfta a p ro fit be■Idea, T ilth * the m ilk p a ll La the
p tlm e ry porpeee for w hich dairy
ro w i a re kept.
And now a new t re p o rt • « ? '
th a t N ebraska S ta te F a ir author!t h e a re t o a a t u n t l a g a
plan
w hereby production record*
will
id ea t a r tow tr ilin g associations.
Will bo accepted. M inim um numbera of pound* of b o tte rfa t pro
duced In a year hoe* boon eat op
fo r cowe of d iffere n t a*oa.
T h a t plan I* be In* trie d Ibia
fa ll fo r the firs t tim e. It should
work o a t welt, and tta aaeceax will
be watched by m anager* of o lh tr
fair* throughout the country.
Of court* II’* all rig h t to hare
taW t th a t look p re tty , h a r e the
rig h t kind of form and th e proper
ahkpe, but dairy re e rt a re not
bath in g b e au tk a on parade. If on*
lodki p re tty but doesn’t fill the
milk pall, the I* not aa valuable
aa her hem ely lis te r th a t deliver*
the goods.
OVIEDO NEWS
By Mra. 8 . R. W atoctgkt
iw |a the tim e to cull your
. layers. Birds frh k h a re not
M onday m orning th e Dvteda
M lik aka thug* bird* k h lfh
T S b ire M
combe, co rrred H igh School openad a g ain fo r the
m iT M h aratfa. I t lx v ery new sc heel year w ith chapel. Hev.
tf u l If inch birds w ill lay for R. W. D tchert U j the rkvotlotyel
service. Mrs. Y. W. M artin apok*
In the Interest of the W oman’*
Club, th e ir aim low aid the trhuol
and of priie* to be given during
„ D v r k f tK« p w t f#w w k . the y*ar. Mrs. P. E. Bond, pre*l•pok*
on
Oviedo d istric t farm - dent of the P.-T.
plan* they wished tn accomplish,
also announce*) th a r on Friday
evening Oct. J. the teacher* of Ihe
school will be given a recaption at
the school auditorium .
Prof. II. J. L anty, a* principal
ha* served the Oviedo School for
•lx successful term * In succession
and will continue tn hold th is of
flee fo r th e ensuing yaar.
Mra. B ulb Bryan Owen spoke
i / b r t fre e soil te stin g service for
n pgUO y and phosphoric acid- con- In the school auditorium In Oviedo
- R a t to all fa rm e rs of Bcmlnola Monday afternoon at 3:3o to a
' ’( h a a t y . F o r apodal directions In larg e and appreciative audience.
bMUlnfng soil s*m |Jo* call the Friends from Hanford, Longwood.
■ kJfrW uhure departm anl, phone 8U- C hnluota, and Golden rod
presen t a t thl* m detlag.
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R. "W. Dickert.
Rev. and
t
N RO RDRAU X IS CON TRO L FO R
Mra. J. W. M artin, Mr*. F.. A.
F a m e ll, and Rex. J. N. Thompson
form ed ■ p arty add attended the
Sem inole
W oman’*
M issionary
Union a t ’ Nkw Sm yrna Tuesday.
M essrs. D. E. and C. E. M athews
of Goldenrod, w ere in Oviedo on
bualneta W ednesday.
Jack K aatll waa in Hanford
W ednesday on business.
Bill Mack of Hof-M ac B attery
Co.. «f Sanford, waa In Oviedo
W* tim ed ay.
O ra M ather*, m erchant e f G***
*a, waa In Oviedo W edneaday.
“T om m y” Jonee, of
S anford,
tia insects. In flying about ^111 be
-aaaUA* to get away from th* waa la Oviedo W ednesday.
? UDT,NC
.*v|i ;* 0 mnuxRRs
•pray. Th# local department will
h# glad to furnish aialataiMa to
attr grower who U haring truubla
vMth llda Insect.
M R R JT O F MILK 18 NOW BRING
. JU D O R D BY PRODUCTION
r V
RECORDS
l It aaama Uht first things ar*
„tbm to b* put first « 1mLan*
K U T i l - ON ,tt>UR WAV
J fW J * . V *iU . YOU. D R O P
T M lS O F F A T
e rr-— ^ A tV G RAM ANS
rn
H o m e .?
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ro, Spanish aviator. wh» * n ffrm l
« broken lt*ic during * jMilitiral
upv^irh la# I lim e »l» »» a platform
t*»lla|»»rd. hrAke it nifdifi in the
*am* placr yi**lrrtt»y The acri
itt-n{ ocrurte*! while h- * a* I abing
the gov e* nitifiit pa t;u i* h ire , a ft
*r n vi*if ti* iVil Fi Jktu i*cu Maria,
I ir«i lent of th** Ha’ t’lmtji g\ n*r
allt>.
HAVE YUUK WATCH r e p l M
by one who really know , howl
w Vs’li I Ni ;t i in . n. i
( A !• i H uge*. Jew eler, Me*. A re.
H aul film-' am* filling rulleifi* i IIIH nPR A C T IC
ADDS t f l t 'M
rlutsrtttmi* I fmaithtn Ihwiver's n*
y.-nrs ami year* ti> Ilf*. Dr. w .
In f iittraitif "linn <«iii %i**1**ritay it* K M< 11. tiirell. M ural llalghtt, B
GENEVA NOTES
Hy Mra U F . W akefield
Im nald An.leroin (pent last
week-end with hi* parortta.
Sunday morning Rally Day wa*
observed in O r la k e V a ry Cnmm unity Church A thoyt program
was presented, at Which tim e pro.
motion* were m ala.
The Lake Mary baeehaTI team
player! the la k e Monroe team on
the Lake Monroe diam ond last
week. The la k e Mary team will
pley the Pierson team Ihl* week
on the PlrraOn diamond.
It C. Hestop returned to ht*
home last S aturday evening a fte r
undergoing an operation recently
ar Ihe V eteran’* hospital a t la k e
City
Mr and Mr* Charle* Mtnehew
ami daughter, of W ajcrnas. Dm..
• pent a few day* this week with
Mr. M in,hew’* brother, Frank
Minchew and family
Mr and Mr* Frank Minchew
and family who moved to la k e
Mary recently are re dding in on*
of Ihe Row* Apartm ent*.
Mr. and Mr*. Reott G reenleef
and children returned to their hum*
in la k e Mary a fter spending the
sum m er month* in New Jersey
The Ladies* Aid .*f the Com
m unity Church held Ihelr regular
m eeting last Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mr*. Roy Howell.
D uring the busine** m eeting plan*
ing: Mis* Mary llildrech, Mr».
P. I) Anderson. Mrs. J. Ma-eady,
Mra. J. M. Ilooil, Mra, F red Holt,
Mr*. Bullard, Mr*. Mabel Cole,
Mr*. J. M. Thompson, M rt. R ihe rt T rue, Mr*. W. A. Low*. Mia*
Villa M olt, Mr* !„ Q. Pickering,
Mr*. A. E. SJoblom, Mr*. W. V.
Dunn. M r/, E. L. Ilyutlsin* *id
Miaa E thel llyotlsine.
Mr. and Mr* P. Mill- rod
children left luikt M ary last
W ednesday for W est Palm !lra,-h
w here they will m aka their - «nie.
The
offierr* end coninulire
chairm an of the Lake M ary P T
A., also the leachera h e ll an no
p o rten t m eeting T hursday
ru l
ing Bl Ihe *chnol. Marty >inp*iii*ol
m atters were diacuaaed and ilelr
n lte plan- mad* e f th e work fur
th e next taw month*. A dlecuas.. n
on the opening of a lunch im m
receivnl a num ber of f t m . i de
W ASH INGTON , Oct. h.— (A -P.l comment*. The finance cnm m itlre
—Selection a f D etroit fey th* l k r i decide.I on a lOpper aporvnre-l uy
ronvention of the N ational League the P.-T. A., ta be given Ocl Id.
I'onnnrrr*
of Wont, n V etera w as announce,I in the Cham ber of
la s t night by th s lea g u a ’a p re si Hall. T here will be a sn u rl rh a rg e
dent, Miss Bell* SMfWln. T he Mr for I h e 'd u p H r .
A m em bership drive i* bring
atoiu will begin A pr. 26 a n d can[conducted by th e boy*, girls and
P.-T A week waa otoenre.l th is :
week w ith a m em b er'h ip drive
ami ap p ro p ria te program * e r r*
held every m orning In ihe rbapel.
Thursday eveing a rally and a
social were held a t Ibe e.-hool
auditorium with a program
aa
follow*; < .immunity sing ing lad
by Mr. Henderson, principal of 1h*
Benajn w lo n l
III* wif* u
companled him on the piano;
Hiatory of p . f A., by Mr, lie n
dem on: Growth
of p T
A.
movement, Mr* A. G
W arn e r,
district direct ir
of ('h u ln o ia ;
Meaning of p T A. to a fath er,
R A. Dann of fh u lu .d e ; M eaning
of P.-T. A. to a m other. Mr*. J.
Bills; Meaning of P T. A. In a
teacher, Mr*.
M argaret
llo it;
Meaning of P .1 . A to a school
W. t . Jteig; Meaning of p T A.
to a ro m m u n lt). S. P. S m ith;
W hat become* of the due*. Julia
(iaig ar;
M rm btrthip explained,
Mr*. Oil* M athleux; Program *
iiUlllned for the year. Mra. W L.
Seig. Social hour in rh a rg e of
Mra. Dave Levy and ronim ltlee
hArin'to <*t till- ! nii»vrin**m to keep
ViMintr pi oplf fioin joimutr fh« Joh
H»nf* n| A w . , phone
!**■** ho*
2—I.net and Found
hi* rFfl***«l
full rnroll
tu t
s t h a v KD,
Sunday
night, in. ii'e inlnred m ar* m alt,
n e ig h ^ about MSI [minut*. J, N.
\ lim an, t im rm n Av-lost
LEGAI, NOTICES
1— A u to m o b ile *
OH A'R
G R A H A M - VOUR. FA N
m ost
Be o u t. of o r d e r . it
sto ps and ,S t a r t s
E V Ir y * c u r o td D ■ * .
J
NO
it
pe.”.i t HKVHOI.ET i iH IP E . Naw
Paint New Ruldirr 1,1211. N t« rI. new
H arley Davidson m atut
. v le Reel A Son* M yrtle A fa.
5
NOT OUT
O* O R D E R .
i
4— h tts ln w u t r t c r r t e e
’
I.A N K V S DRUO
8V t)R S — Pym
acrlptl na, n.agatlnea, fuontala
«. rvlre.
PIK IM IT
dellvertag
l-hun* lOi
-
HU ILliING
HUH KS— Irrtg a tk R
b o ira and gaaaral cam ent w ork.
M iia rl. (o n e i vi • To. 1. L T m
w illag tr, P ro s 3rd and Ell*.
.*>— H e lp
W a n te d
\\ W T U i SALESM AN
W lt f i
* AH («> ink*’ nn!«*M anti
Hiking* I l f I ’M I l i p d «lf| u l|J ratablD hgd
tout.- in New Sm yrna, L e ttb u th ,
Pu*ti* nod T ltu'vill*.
Stagdy
w o iler* m u sta rt * a r n lllg J R I
* n hIv and incrraa* rapidly, Ip ll*
Met* i,ii slinllar route* do p Myb
annual b *ine** Some eatabllahad
ill yvar* Reply im m ediately ( t y
ing age, occupation, r e f - renege.
Itawli-igli Industrie*. D ept. F A
ME .12 T. Memphis. Tenn.
IT S l O M U t C T f P To
10— F lo w e r * n n d
P lin th
FOR SA L E . t« " hundred thoae■ii.l rlia rlr* lo n
w ekefietJ eih*
bapi- plant*. I’tuoiv 24H W.
LIBERA L ALLOW ANCE o a p
o'd b a tte ry . 3ld W. h’tygt K .
W ANTED
hriK R E N T ) furnished S rOOOt
bungalow , ntulerit rcnvertleaM t,
2 VJh O range A*r C all T, ASlilr*. Phone 12* J
S E JtIN O U :, tik lit.
■
t A I’. I A plane irn -li. .1
ami
bin lie.I here
yesterday. killlni;
three men. The tl n.l Ja.V Whit
ten, pib.I; K.l.lic A ulicv. and liar
?y Moore, ladti of Seminole
M EM PHIS, T erm . O st.
CA.P.| W illiam f
Lynch,
5 .-
21.
former Memphis prrp school (.ailball sla r was hille t yeaterday as
an aulom iblle oerupitd by
him
and ta u romps Men* was fnr.-r.i
off a highway by two *pee img
rar* near Dyarabunr. TV* mnopen.
ion*, Nril Kane, 21. a n j IJlywe*
Muiray, DauMa Btidg#,
T kiin,
were Injured aerl.m-ly.
FIV E ROOM lu rn ilh ed hOBM.
I lose In. M l W 1st. tilrto t, a r
IiImih** I'CII VV,
---iJlM
FOR RENT: Five room furnU had
house, f a l l 411 Park ATCntM. .
many kind* Tlinra-ley A - ‘igbt
trem o r wa* tell at San Ihrgn 11
f t 1Hit HUBPKNIIH MKMI1RR
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.
( A l ’ i In*led 25 second* and did no dam
The New York fu rl. Exchange age
ye-ifer.lay suspended from mem
Ler*hi|r Adamson A O’ltrlen aftei
the firm had announced its (allure
to meet engagement*.
HTORMH JlfftC K CA LIFO RN IA
l.iIS A N G E L E S, Oct. 3. (A IM - S outhern C alifornia had
a tb g h l earlh.guake and tli.rn u id
W HITE
IR—IIou**M For Haiti
KK G K N K IM I. M IN At. KM 1IIK.S
2fi— M L acellnneoun
For
FOR SA LE : l a r g e »tock of N nther nt « low prlee. V ttn lM t
l.u m U r f u ., Oateen, Fin.
W .H .L O N G
HENS .\nd FRYERS
llRKNSr.n OH I.IVK
FOR SA L E : 3 m ale * 3 fem tl
F> i le rrle r puppie*. A week* eli
Mrs
llariild P pplrby,
GaMX
Ave. 2 blinks E ast and H hide
Soulh Me Reynolds D rug Kturd.,
By Brinkerholt
LlTTIiE MARY MIXUP
r
o x . b w t l M N)0"C
CA A 1Y a b o u t I T h e, born 5 M e o f.
J H E S SU C H VC
T i£ i h T W A D f 1
*; ’
.10— Houses Fur Htto
T fR W !
lk x > D f
OUR
111III P A IJIE T T O .
A ttractiv e
bungalow,
I t a i M Ilionr-l throughout, 12210 00 ttrfM .
i ..I. lough Realty Co. h i t f l r t l
N afl. Hank Bldg.
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VISIT
SPENCHR’S NEW D A Itf
On Coon try Club R a d
HUY
And K«« For Yonnolf
O u r Hacterin Comet ■
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M a in ta in e d
U nder
10,0M ^
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C E R T I F I E D M IL K
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Keep Smiling With Kelly Lotta Mika
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Oct. 3
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d *»f killing,
fitte r M r*. B e n jr a iin Colling* <A.P.)— The rffort# of puMir an.I njto.n«*tl vrg».rtlM\ in c>nn#ftion h«t» hft# ■nil ms htng »hc> re
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a iln ►ro,| I* i i„*r r* p,
•0 Interview with the RlUhiea im «*em*nt of thv problem of the
The school'* opening rrrnio** tltlVk • lit th* •«ttottl lIlMII'i, l A f f
ho-nt .ill I another in hi« anti l|n«#ftt
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N. ilftfw.lrtv nfl liitnl nil tulnuto «a„l hi# wuun-li
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On* of Hoover*.
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must um, beautiful in heir settirg at'III rd «',!• • r »• • Thr 'Iv,
. t i 101 du\
l |.|Mlnldy v\m 11,1 |»ii»vi. fatal
l •• »,l '• t \ "" pff* 1 FRt'll,
Together With Mr*. Colling*, th. Senator Bor*h of Idaho. Nftolv o f an Italian gar tn v%(|h r . \ r hour
NN 1'iaut# vsa* r«c l t d
tu hi#
f .»nfinir x' a* n ••«|nrl •• J
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nttoraay* ramr lo question thv1returned from thr ei'ver enuntry ra.etl walk, brigh
lluwer*
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tinkhnr fountain* The auui* n* e »ii.l h t ».!••\ •• •*'» •
ss- i,itiiriH‘*l to the jmiI wber# Ha
th,
rtrald advance any rlue* a* to th. hi** host, at luncheon to call an of 2l>0o |erion< aat in h.- ..d ri
a.,. oivv«*il ssilh n tsmrnnt i hug*
Ui*"i|'- *»f rioter* rushtd fr*au ' rt»
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Idaatity of tha two tu*n who international conference for con nadetl logigrs » i: i o* jading th- - t*.|. I
tug io « u lt vsiih intent tu inurdsy
- •■»e . I t*|.»g , -m
th*
, th,
i gih
couityard and looked mat U|»*ii ih
l-oaid.^ Colling*' yacht i'-ngum sideration of bi metallism.
itt.| i . Icm*c,| under H.OIIO '.ond.
lh«* t t-••l •al «ec t
•f thnn
sihipi.et
•I •• « . h* ', I •*•.1 . 4|'»* i I, m»u
on Septamber 'J. beat him »n Ihr
In on# form or another. « vrrv c u r lul statuary in th*- genjen
Sheriff Junir« V llawliin#, wh#
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btng
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hrod and to..«.l his trussed body department of the go- ernment ha#
Buxines* house** m Sita^ot
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Into Lang liland i> und. They aliu bean #«t a ta«k in the
presi %ere c|.*ed (of h» e».*rc»se« ,»nd t.uii.iv* (.at* l.ln«tf..w i
t,..j |.ta> r. -a il all purmiiM rritvrI I *id .1 III,
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n.tler
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V ,1il\ IJthtt i, i
•ought to rjuv-tiun tha Rtlchi.* dent's efforts to do whatever i« art l«iver« came fmin manv ri'u* n. n
ug '.iic pail %
%
-•rr «pir»hal
and
part« •» Hi*- , ,t
in ri • < ..limit •- •- ti
i't • alt* t
tin* .»••(
Ih*mtil toll. »••••!*IS I
concerning tha .bdu-Uon uf Ur*. found hclpf.l for economic re After th* crtrmonii’v the* »t*ii"i
I II ,| gun hud ceil taken frtta
Pull, v >». .'ti i» m il.tr
t.i i - tohh h •*l' I
or. rife I «l t
Ihi* * it . NV11Hant *
I I* l' •iif-rt re*'tlrlH*
Callings nftar tlw slaying.
lief. The regular cabinet meeting tho enofuiou« pall* fr * *.r tin* in * f|t»tn lb* *•tif tat i*-.lie-*
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r a*. I tf i d dii*
d. int*rra**r« tat* •
vA'll* It It -•
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noAN 'oK i:
Befor, laaving N.w York, Ur*. w m described at a general dU- mam. and vlewe*l !hr mu* i«*n» flung tlieiii««*lve*» into . all
I l r w a - u n v h lv tu a r r n u n l f t f
iliir. ti ,.n 'In* |i it ipal
iclablea grtito r
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I Colling* .tailed photograph* of cuation, covering a wide mifr«lli.- v»n*ni ii vs ith w h i r h N V i l l l a t m ,
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different lottrles M*•*.!• iItvlr- i in thi* e* i.iti. parti* utarl\ «*'i
f'aim*la
ml
I'a* if* N"thtos--t
Uio KltchJa*. Mid iaU th. could lany, anj tha member# hurried let.
an ntturnrv shot lh** n e g r u
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by .It i* hi x |h»In finer • h *n
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M i he an**, but that «h. doubted away aftersard with Ike air of
Ihr luriff «aid WHIiama (Iff# f.
lt» cf for I * U has * ill** I 'fllilil*
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1 a I'I' mCIU •
years
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t no.no ut aflrr MIm WilUanu had
of!U«aU pith much aaaUjug them tha ireaturtfl f »r
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gatleied taw*ih»r a ^aNI.*«K**•ILa Epltcupal I h ill -o i.b
-Miitotr^ ib#» Pt*cr#i,n
lb# t*
at their* <tt»V#.
them frm g rftev r j ai h ’ he
«h«»wing of
writ maf Ruhe*««. rntml iflfftr 'lly Sm u **f the rit|' j to in i •!'*« u. on them t *m K'ltry, •
V vcorfil pr,'i*li*itf M*-b p MrNlM T**»#s. Malta hUtlr I »''».b I hiuh vaynian whu wntitukil h'*f ilia •
Secretary Doak of the labor de
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York party. t)r. Hitch 1^. who partment /aid he had «o many fiwlnshoroufba. Kemtirandts. \ m
filled hvr -i-tvr ao.l Mi,a Wood /
. a led *n vHi', it I, ‘ I i ! add**,i i*urd« ii
i Kiln li* |i >iuurt'D
K ir n iui|t>*, lam r\ali*'nal | 'i" , ifir- h.dillng thrill eaplivo four
I* l i e * t m g
w hat
lu*
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. *11f i l l up aptraUon o f a woodjaH |hina« t i do that ty rright ha* / | Dycks, and works f»***n
It t"**k fr • *••n*t«‘ lea I
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Whi . thaige* uul tv in* >«*Mjicd !
in Ih* N\,*f
in. lulling
It* !•> (- .r-. on the -vl Nun um«I troll
,
k«r« aflrr rvtiring from th. vsl- Ut cancel platiN to attend the con u.hrr i w . 'r u in ,*>.ou*
* il * II p»Mrr«%" I* -aol ii
th •hi hi.t i •ntalli and >.* a
oil ntu • »ilhr
|* tin* *- »*i * «f
•I Miniaiii V# ll**n i,*n**. Nil llui*.
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(O intinunl on I’agi .'tin»
iiu.vr- | ro.i nt at th»» c c n fm o c o
linn \ • »
pulin' * i i.«n
ventton
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l< untinuv.l on l*ak-r KU) •
\ hill u iin-tl « fr«.in ho*
#1 » grt*.- i it. c.i., I • u.ain *• i* t
tion of Ltb'ir. meeting ne*t week
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|W»I l» r aieus added o I. < aV prftftii n i«
cunt ttu tai«*
in Vancouver Canada.
VSiTt* illS l ** In *1 i*U*l |MM l,tl< l-M I'f
•f*l: in |i|ra *ncoulitr t e t y th.
getting r**lirf fl«<m the pr i|*.*mi 1
None of tho plana under von•og from tin,** Jr' • • I" iIun *
Hr.
c%lei\ ia r*. iha* living tru* ii.am
•Idcralion (or economic relief bee
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l l . i t i l f MM.I l a k e l a u i H
H i l u i t c l ill
lun.ii
nemoer
u*
i*arliti*t
it..p
reached A stage of deve'opment
Hi, Ii**n, ’ *r 'It, * a i»*l,tt»l It'M'klr*
for
pa
'ti
ip*li*r
ml
NVll the «*(•!n- t II,
MitrU ft!
where the White IIo.ee feels an
a.'*,- al--. vi-.l ,| It .i »s, .*k a It n
Thu **laj riii,'h'.*v ri"
riu mg
iuK l,\
h a nittoul f>, liNik fur |,n%vr pner#
i*\
nouncement can be made. It «a*
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: N .w r in tka hiatorv of
tht •aid >e«teriay that no one defiThe labor M I’ , •*. • i%»11 • he*. Ik » . (I f UU lif t fV til *. y t h r
l ! ml,
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I', . It ,.f S,r Th'oiia l.ii'*
Nl AMI. t » c t
IA.IM T :# A
M’lU w H ha* thore bo*n * greater n tv prnjMt f o m . i n g thv «i«ua- ( A.P.t— I'rindpal va.larn rail t»lnl ltufa). in Jo* (• Mittus " ,
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toll.
hit
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lb.' Wo i,r* fuw-I i
y th
..o n IJtf.fiitur f'arltun u#*
naad far Divlna guldanr. and a tion had trrn drywn up. although r. ail, today ..ke.l thv Intvr.ta*.- win* m , •u#p#ndcit from •(•# ?„Mttlv hit , n, .1 I . Iran , .r»*t
,t.,I Con-taMe \ I
Hanlrl*.
I -mao wa * *it.,i,* in *1
yagfflraation of aian'a faith In the p.v* 1.1,lit wa. optinultiE hi, ('..mmvrrv CommUalon to pvrinit M•’ti••• t*l i umvnon* ai'*» «
N \ i/ I«t
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ha»g**o (l'|| t*|j» *‘g*.tt«|
l*lt* **
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than. i<> .-oiuolldato iu.o four -» • lu*i Jul ll«- and M hrr* *•••
Had.- o.o..ty. n. t t.. make gaml» . Ih ii.'M * f r u m ih** •••*■ o «* v ,
Q ,d. ia th. opinion of Mayur T. L in.v.tig.U on. hopefully
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I adin» I , . « , • I
•h N't i t ‘ i"i' here ha t. rti
Hoover h i. been mueh inter..u Inn
Thv plan aaa pie,rntrd l>> chain c l vi t h * f irnm g f»* r
n'.ng *r . .i* a< 'h - We«l Flagler
1 t ill,
who this morning lauded
f f. • Ih v al
\ i h'
•1 nt i i,l, h ot l| "l Vi I t , %|v
a *t ••* it
l» • • hu *•!#• - flit* •in
tka wotk ofImalBrotvaiantluy-|*<1 in th. chamber of rummerce
I the 1‘vnn.ylvanla, Halltm.nv ai d di-u dri i> rruwd. ' h t -tlPiil-i*' «*tr» I buying public now Im* a |m,
" -p .'.l on t,i tn** *•••••- of H
•**•».1* » ,,i|t|tfl It . <*•*' 1 I h ,r li i hr un>| i'lul. hei" la i muter wa,
i tn tkalr afforta tobring abou. j projvct for a .plannln, hoaid. fihl... N.w York Central, and Cuiiimiitifr; a L ic e t
.... n hv lu.nl l> t« lay in li'.
.1 N It tif k #|' •* *, .111,1
f.
*li»* Hum it'KNitllt* « ,*f «itpplk
nl 11* » . l a*i r « w j ,
Itioiintl rnurt trial un .h u g e , of
• griatar attendance al ehurvh which wo.Id advYae industry In a I 'h n ip r .li. and Ohio, the NirkV P« u. i '
h „ m « ' ix i ' i i
l<, , M
ti . il ••err nr ranged
util tmn •* uiiivt |it.**|.«'t
if
iiti."i.f>ting in n.lh-el bribe*, fianl•ervtcei
particularly tomorruw, manner dv.lenv<l both tn rqualito I'latv
I ' i i , i* mill'll Apvculnt .ut ■
\Nbtiv j iitliTo r n* *rici nti,*t» il price* vu b )vn,| flint Inn” I*hu*.
. I. ..a* nrquittrd The ronatobl*
Uegtoptod aa Home-coming day. prodiction over period, of rvceoIt materially alter* the cutiA«*ll- nil |i># <,licgow (iM i %khi '« I.si arn> im r«**< in fielght m «. *r h i «••*»• ,.| li*- i**t:itr Mr I
d . m i v '•« •i tv
le .llllt-,1 the in.tri-ellun. wei* glv.
a o id mlicitt it
I o, v,»
Wtlk apeclal .r n n .n . and mail- aloa and to give grvat#r attar- dation plan propotnl hy ti# Intel 1 ni**** «o ri'*u« ficbtlTN/ bail imI>i*ii |
................. i l l *
III,'
hat k in the Kr
in ..i v long di.lance > lephnn#
rm l t h a
ral program* >cb duWd to tw ante of continuing employm.nl •trt« C’ommcrc# Coinmuaioii in placr. m frikin ti »aiiif rum-.n^ i ,
\\ iIV III
Itv|HMl# f rum larifr
ri i hit.: r •• rnd hr » llir lw«l •' v»»* \I, »t„.|,. Nl
Imarg ia all rk ixkea tomorrow, Thta plan *• drawn in committee I>«*c#mh»r, IWV. Thr f»imm *«i«m r fu ii m !■« win* in thvi ,t <m*» i on" r 1 li* # ClT 11Mo. U*> lit,* ' 4IlH'l
\ tKr.ua li h*• I- tr|. i 1 i an Is,III,11"* Nr 1' V'•I••*to iii rvs*ry and that the Governor asked hiia
lrng*by
Mayor Duma.’ observation., ar* •till awalta approval of thr p’an wa* drawn after
Mciifi’ rtl |Milicr gulicfinl lu tl»r # low •r« Em* •a a «• th fy •#,tn*il 1 •■•* 1oMtiy ti •in*• a mill',.nni*,' plat, hut 1- Ion,|« ilia*!** ,»»ir ut I . nni,. to T*llah*«.*ee. When ho
..n'l-n-d Wi'h the chief rgee iMca
aaan aa hating a *p*:tal »i*nlfl- chamber*, boarl of diirctor*.
. healing1. It provided for (lie .y«- r#<s« «*• of i he ntrnliNn,V *u.»i • • gm1 4,Mill.••*»m! •ItArL, # *,il thi# •'"4* •Jf , r v in he' i 1 IM* 1Iw f
the B' |, •t fiitI*i, ,t** in h**» mind
tn,I fiHitnl thf |.^.*t-r* * it n 1ft,*' 4fill III' I#l #r*'lt |*•if •’in !#♦• I'hrl y tootih 1
The propoea! of Senator Uorah I tenia in the Catt.
V»- lt«*» 1nl" ••¥ % 1% *(Nl, a • to•Il n ihr gti. • l..r Imni.'l. .aid he »*• ' " l i to
fa
The fj.r-.y item pian dtemviu- b mbarilmopl of •atm*,I g im|*. ..1' ,i o.n if (hr rail lit, ■ •i , not El ■•- lh:«n t- p.•I* i Imf 1, *'11111Mid t runIII 'll •- ll*••,» M*i w o r k h u i ld i n i : i •lorn to Miano und "G «
“Tkera haa probably never been for helping the litver -ituation t.
j.l O ' o l l l ,/
to ,»• k w..i k.“
After the Liinir l i Dri r rrliff S"»nr 1, yr ' Irf.f ' »F „ f hu nv* ny t i ll. t„ IM 4 ••-MiK th, ' 1
» time ia Ike hiatory o f tha world. an outgrowth of widerprvad de- ; ber. the northern end » f th« Wa- bi»a*i. jam* and igg*
file ron*tnt.l* '* tr.timony w*»
f an,‘iti|doyv«la**
1. to. *rn f
Ct'mf :i(l.f*» |*avt»,•# »• rhan'lrv and liiint<*n-r ti m wprtil ••••
^r.rtpln ly not iu Ike hlatoiy t f our •tandv among we.tern acnator., baah and Seehoant ayatem -i-g- t*"U, l«* * j * (»*rlii.'kdii
*u»#,»,h
lha. he threaten d the eperatol. uf
n l.a«.»v# bid** fur iuj l„i**irtv**. nn •i* ynct.V* lie « l| U li.rtrd *4' tt,,I
Country, when the ae.-ew.lt) b .t thaa far the adminl.tntion j geitvd by tho ronmii.«ion ond vv- an I airniuw* vs. c lu%r*l* I
rtnuoifd li u . f . off •» / fi.im ,.u,* i., iv.
day
|* ting tlit i • l«M ilnyto a t*.(v |l>r Vanu.d rlu i track with artea*
; tMdaa f j Ida nee o a t aa great hn, .hpwn no di.poeitioa to a;- - lend* t 'e Ptnn yltama Kadma.l Ku 'Uiv
\V**drroda} al til#.# u
h**«»dr
h...tic a '.er lh - track opened
anl w b c k iii «]tiirkrr ' ran«portvti.xi
» : wc«n mnuher# » f In# fatmi)
W M It It today." began Mayor Ihi- crp, argumonU for hi-raotolli-m. —f ar .oath a. Wadv.Suro, Our- v tfh f,K4*Utuff#
f... ii Snnfi"id. th.' \N'fill # -a to It'll
M^lo
Th. ri,tv>« at j Sanlo'.l, Nvm York ar„l
oltivr
frldcnt*.. when he >.iv “ pr- plo t uyltoc rer*
Only Thun day, faith in the g-dd ; ham. and Klkland, North larn- from Ihv fighting
r t. t tour i S«nf«lift!
luu atc. and nlh-r. thiowin^ Ihiiti
■D w vtontW -W erto War. the •taada.d wae-reilero.e-1 t o - high- llna and Itri.tol. Tvnnra-ve-Vir- ■» had u»..| vgg ., jam Jar an ' Inol'hv n market*. It I, vetnna'.vd
Mr a.el Mt * liny i hitIcinlrit, al
eaitum uf lard and bultfr i ai.-t-rf!hu| i.i r n.pn' .ITv, I, eh»r (im.
■ flower of our manheog w u taught !y ajthorltathr* quarter,.
k 'l •i.tl " 4-IhiikL•i». o»i i r.Ttm • t en the gvonml-'- — ------------ r----------ginia
to kin, tear Octra gad deatroy; to
(Continued on Pag* h u t
Mu VO and M•i >. 1 'i, in ay. •»!
-... ■
A tide from di.memberimni of 'be puliiv baton*.
day wa are djllgemly aearekiag
\vl nr# Vall all’ 111#. Thry oUto P\i*U|
S c o u t H cF aa rr tui rc linp na tiie* iInn
,h*
r,,th*
,h*
,M
t
,m
»r*um
plan
rlU #i thf pr-u#m Jar r, , trxulj
fat a Mcnaa of earapa from reap
MIAMI. (V l 3. ( A l* I lo-eph ),.»! ni,nr 1h4ll Hi «#r» lto*arliiy
' lag tka karveat to ka eapecui.*' ke
nancler, anj tha commia.lon a.
Km ot, pir.iiltnt of the Miami Kb.ridtt n d •tliohllc iSjfi on thru
to what ia to become of the Sea■
I
(leu. h Jockey Club, ..abey .ought 1J.**10. tulle I'M*
**0«r JaUa are crowded to »ufKISKIMMFK. IM . 3.— Mayor
"Hard (loiv- » »h livac.l > i i n l
the approval of Haiti- county vul
Boy Scout, of Truop No. S, un board Airline Railway. The Heu
focal low, tka gWM of gang.ten
tligli. •aid. * * h |Edward Parrad-e of Kt. Cloud.
rr. .or iperatlon " f a hmae ra.- ml".,'* .Mr*
der the leader.hlp of Seautma.t.r hoard, a vital line in the romnii** 1
ate daaUag death to the .txa to at
ovvryunv t v talk.-d with *.*vni* i imlep* ndent ramlidate In tha gu
•drew Hill Are dwvutlnr two ■ton plan ia . been in receiver .tup
The ami* «n(| ideali t f th* pro I «ftry II"it will bv pat forth to log tiaek oil thr i.laml, trritto.
•ar cttlaa. the orderly euhanga of
ilou for h "II ling of *hl> h w o. dr (.. t»- tt’ alb'iig IIm r*l ..' ...nui bernatorial race. wa. a<qulttol la
day. o f thl. week to the ievrlnp. ainco laat December. Today*, peti leitant laymen** Motcment, re , n u .in .g v r* h
catUtodHiaa k o f t t a ernauming
.. pet-on
who.* nIrj ly th.- wnr i pgrtmrnt.
Imu.. ioiifhl.nl that an early re r„ „it ,-nurt here when lh# *UiO
tion would authoriso tha rood..
evntly inaugurated here, ar* clear j namr appear! on a church toll tu
nalloaa U at a .tandaUII, kuaiaau meat o f their rtligioua life, l-aat
1 uier Florida'* new taring an ! turn at g.ei l tim e t. in th 1 near | fllun j it impo-sibl- to pro** that
Sunday they attended the Klrot,
I* *ct forth In an litervi w with, rel un rgtilarly to the
public
wllkto war aaa kordan la parafunie."
.
Henry. C. Clark, tha defendant ia
SENATOR RESIGNS Kmlnun J. Lehman,
youthfui I wonhip c f hie own rhurth **An.l lanniNtuel law a riointy .refer - 1
tkv- number Of unemployed Baptiet Church In a body, while tt-RSRT
Honda u.ul lit pio , ami gre.li the «a»e a, Ht. Cloud, Kad pro perchalmian of the 'toaid. who eg thin, «ilh the ronihinr.l effort and end) m Vote ni;i*l npprov. rarmw
taativ uureaabu. and akk- tomorrow they eapeet to la prosat rich tra-k in the county he f eld. never appeared drurer ti | ty poaled a .uperaedeo* bond, aaTRENTON. N
J.. O rt . 1 8*0 «rty. n d f n k t and bua- ant at tka Fint llethodi.t Cnjrch (A.P.1— Senate Pre,i.l«nt Jo.*ph prea-vd the thank* of liu group rraye on the part of many, w« for.' tho tiack. iney ope.ate, it
the ouplr than ihry .lid nt lh j (eueding the Judgment of UtO
In Tho llerali for tin* interest and will gn, forward tu strengthen lh"
land of plenty appean no their pari In Home Coming
voratlnn f the permit fur errv i epil i f thi* .rip. Mi*. Wight *anl i ,|y rourl of S t Cloud.
(J. Wolber tiday announrrd th eta io .lvtiitc-1 lo tho prograio th 'y
day
tirrcleee.
r|dri>~*l
life
uf
the
roinnmuily.
L ko *•!.'.
No MlIMrifiUu bond h iv ln f b#*
At the regular meeting laat r-«lgM tlon of Senator R.y *. have ' utlinid during the p u t few hr in «ur»gn<n the e.tahll.hment; lion of the island track »:i III.- [ "W have tieeu away from h in*
rontluded by aayrayrr t-.ny trnrkeJ thr rnn-tmion; on nm nroui orra.ionn ,lner M
(ilflC effective in tha city court
night
John B rian
pa.w-,1 the Yataa of Paaaa:e County, wh« w u n*4k*.
i f Ut tpmily altar in th, home.,**
Jtly hoped tkat
I of n billrr fight between propo tVight leinrd fr.uc
.in t.u.inn* Mini,
rctenUy .hot in th* New York
Mr. Ivhinan. who ha* lerectiy tu* nil.Ini,
*«c, the mayor wa* legally with
at e e l: to th* ear- tenderfoot te.ta under the auper- apartment of Ruth Joyn* C.an
nent. of th. track, the Miaou 1 t tu - ago, .hv rahl. "I.ut I do not in kb province In making tha al
returned from Kan
ProneUcn
"Thti.i." h .n il, ''It i* our fur
*t tk* laymen al Ban •Itian of Senior Patrol Leader mer.
ha* leged .latement* to Henry C lu k
where h wae Florid*'« delegate to i Iber puip-w to help tho.* men (leu h Jockey ,'luh and neaih) rtcall an) return wbi.h
ia Ike chunk ef Gilmer BUtle. Honor *cout for
the Golden Jbhil** Convantlon o .'( ant womtu, boy. and girl# who hoio. own-ra, P R ), i f whom are 1 1*a« .1 me a* much a* thin on* and the .tote'e attorney aurd# th*
TOW, to beaaaak the night w u Jame. McUaniela.
Uiro.rwr, of Miami Hearh'. <-v hu Florida, a* Mem a* we vntei J
FAVORS NEW ItII.K
th# Iniernatbmal Christian En j lava been drown away, for one
itatement In open rnurt tka, tka
Ftrvl aid and drill work o c u deavor, declaied him.elf a* having] reason or anothrr, to return unto elusive conimitteo of on.- hundred. it, gave I* ihj in.pre.vi n thil vtat* wa« not periecuMag anyooo
•d tka major portion o f tho
there wav .omvlhing doing here,
0A1NFMMLLE, Oct. .\ -(A .F .l been granted a m..*t aoql-fiUing' God and en j... Hi* tr:n*fiU and
and tkat line* there waa a* BUevening, grcorilng to Edwin RnaMAYBE a s w a n h o n g
and « e war* glad to bo hock If
--Tfc# Ualvaraity of Florida la priYib-ge U being p'reMat* a*r ih
- e 1 the herein* o f HU ehur.-h."
pcrii'lea* hood la tkar city a m
kOa, aaeiataat acrlko.
•
rtady to join with Southern t-.n cunvnitira. “ The plea for .an*,
be
u
fa
il
»
f
whetewr
that
some
Mi . Lekruan assei't.d that ,bothe state bad no farther Ustiferene* iaaUtation. lira new group living waa aoonde.l a. th* key >au* the eyae of thv world are
L o n d o n , o *». i
— ( a .i m thing wa..**
moay.
MORX1LL ftC C R E D B KHDY
that will, among other thing., en note of tka roavaatbni,** Mf. Lakp to
loading to .<*• fur
leadenhlp, Philip Knoadan bobMe.l
Judge Freak Kmitk dlraetod •
force a oakfoim aeholaatie rule.
the i -ilnaai la tho House of ComEXTRADITION SIGNED
man
*»if,
“
with
mo*,
than
10400
Aaserka
must
go-on.
“
Eviry
Indi
WAIMINOTONVPct. I — ( A.P.)
verdict for tha defendant K n a p
ii legate, hearing a p p a l, that a vidual la th* *malU«t community m-m* ■■iterday afternoon poured
—Ckaatot Morrill, .eerttary and
BANES PAIL TO OPEN
TALl-AIIAKSKE. Oet. 3. — indictment found by lha grind '
return to Gad. forg.ttiag a , all haa a ri.poaatblllty la helping hi. -aicaaa, spun th* labor op
ar
moral Moaaai u tha Federal
III* hvneflta, k« moJe.”
Amtrir* go faraari.** be laid. position, Ignored the boor, ami ( A.T i—Governor Carlton ilgned iury at tho proton, t o m o f N g W *
F a n e . Loal Bureau, h u been ap>
PHILADELPHIA, Ort. 1 —
Arrnrdlag to Mr. IwhaMa. tka “ aad that W not only to .tita g lh - hl'*e* ' r°m,tha labor b*n:h*>, and eitradition paper, for th* return tn Oacool*-«o. y u prowaeaU d bp
' aorratary of the Federal < A .P )— The Oiney Bank ami aim of lb* Btovvmc.it locally la not
a. .
* ...
.
. «
.
.
^
*
____ a k '.w owtoAto m J . L
L . ____
rest
hi. TOUl wllh ithe
govemmrnl t f Caul B lf.lt.-> from Miami to H. P. Mohr aUU'a attorney
Itord. aicceediag Welter Tnmt Company with two kranck- lo t raiiaaio la tka Rally Dar pro. ra hi* faith la G ti hut to regain lo p**. t t r ttnoiw. bill which pu-w Akron. Ohio, tu fa n charge, of the current U n a and wit* tka i
t)V
faith
In
bla
fellow
man.
Then,
who waa compcllcj to a*, and Ik* , Jefforaon TUIe and araau *f iho cbt-rvk aehaoia and
’
" ry budget Into eiub. ailing approximately S900U caption itf tho Farrodto
' ' only then, will America or aa
Account of kU healU Tkwe( Company failed to epea Hem* CoaiUff program* ia efcurrhprobably hit pollvi from a ruhhet manufaetartag corn- acquittal* m a lted *1) hot
nation return to It* n-irma
vkcUoas or. guilty
to Umu.row,- Balkar, ha g Mid.
| pony there,
.
"i
.
Being
,A t . Daytona
-!Are Released
•Identification
------
H eld
Beach
After
Fails
____
I
P o l i c e Hard Pressed
To PutDnwnDcrnofistration Of Hungry
And Jobless Hordes
IN RELIEF MOVES
OF GOVERNMENT
S t u d y Is Continued
Of Large Range Of
Remedial Proposals
ate mi nt Made Af t
er He Was Shot In
Jail By Brother Of
One Of Two Victims
^
RAILROAD RATES
ARE D IS C U S S El)
AT MELT FRIDAY
•h**•
g
Indigestion Attack
Suffered Bv Edison
.st*.
Relief B e i n g Sought
Upon Schedules As
Applii d To Ce I e r y
HENRY WIGHT’S IN
CITY AFTER 12,000
M IL E AUTO TOUR
.
\
*- i.mbtll/e
l()0-l)a\ Nat ation Trip
To North, West, Was
Colorful, Inspiring
d*v
•*11
1.
■#»
CANNON CHARGES
DISCOURTESY BY
PRESIDING BISHOP
•i
r»i
States He Has Never
SeenOneChurehman
So Itumble Another
lei
“
‘ r.rta .«•'*:
lit e*
■rh■<
SU)
Eastern Railroads
Offer Ne\v Plan To
I. C.C. For Mergers -
People Are Urged
To Attend Church
ByMayorOf City
Lipton's Death Is
ReingMourned By
People Of Wor Id
UonstableSaysHe
Was Ordered Not
To Stop Gambling
li i
kul<
:t
Track In Miami Bay
Religious Activities
Rodman Lehman T ells Of Aims And
Ideals Of Pro lestant Movem c n1
-'it
.Inflicted
kpancae Flier#
OoU
tiw r -
J'
'Mayor Farradce Of
St. Cloud Acquittod
a
�ft
PAG E BIX
THE
SA N F O R D
CARDS’ MANAGER L O C A L DIAMOND
TELLS WHY TEAM BALL TEAM SINKS
LOST FIRST GAME DELAND O U T F IT
HERALD. SAN FO RD .
11"
FLORIDA
Registration Notice !
wa*
I. K V t ; Y O l i K W A T C l l r e p a ir *
b y on« m \o r e a lly k n o w , h o *
H r i f i f i , Jt« « » !e r. M a g . A r t .
*T*
R H f
•**» «I.*M
I
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k* r . S m i h
i|
• Thank* In Tr*f lln-.*.
U il)
,
stc . h
•— M- . r .. ...p h a :r
'•
d in in g
\ u g „.
lu ll*, a <n in p o rt!,
fur J u l y
W. H. LONG
HENS and FRYERS
DRESSED
OR
LIVE
Automobile*
It*2l» C H
P a in t
l> new
r y M r R.
E V R O L E T C O U P E . N r«
N rtt R u b b e r. $J2.1. N e ar
I li r le y - D a v id . n n
mnlni
r l k S u n *. M y r t le A re .
r
GOOD
^
FURNITURE
"• -I -n a g g in g I...II. ih n ,
. r i l . n a n l , h ll.n l . r . n |,|l.
•itm|
•u*o •
kv Hben
I *n I
of
I,, k .
fnll
I h,|f . |||f
mf i
v\ .1 ,
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H u i t o u r > a n i•• >| Ir a n , plavi-.l
-.■ in .,.,: t. .11 In,l|,
( I . . | ... M„ |
ll I »• t i. li l , g l.m g i hr i - | i i hr»
•ll|W||« * l|'| »•! I
•fn be I’ het hand the I It* I mid
In -
ift.
| u
~ — ~
fu r t r ia l on a rha-'go o f m u rd e rin g
i t w o rk
£
T v
*,r *
Ma>(Ha
M a tch in g ,
ynu ng
F a ir m o n t w i d « , w h o » i > k ille d
th r
3 V .tr ir .o M
d c n t iit '*
upooding
au tom o b ile.
F u r .Salt
P E T U N IA
H ANTS
R * a d y to W t. A ll Color* StC«r■rt the M o ris t. HI I M y r t le A y e
ra h
f . rt,
R o a a r lt r r ,
• a ir ch eap
at
MANY VARIETIES nf w.ntr
I.looming plant, ready f t Irani
I la m in g . A K.
I'h n n r 212 W
IIO U S K IIO I.D
flu r l
liKJtf
F U R N IT U R E
A U o ch icke n s.
U n io n
fa r i
Q .U
A rro a a .
3 0 — llounea For Sal*
11*19 PALMETTO.
Attractive
h..ngalow,
reroodi-
l..in r I ih r n „ g h o u l, $2250 00 terras.
I . I H E R A L A L L O W A N C E on y
o 'd h a t ir r y , 3 1ft V
F lr a l R t
I nli lough Realty l a .
Nnl'l Hank Hl.lg
811 Flral
it I,
f
'I
t in h i
•n tftfed *
• «•"
$
».
f . in
linn* .m i I HITJifi
„ f» ,,
i " * a l f i l h m r Kthlle H« fuh r
w« tir m!t« the
“ I'm ttMf .tfim l
,,f
ib* n,
[•
and Kdu* * a \ - th a t
M
,
•. n >.f y
me m itn iii
I I I In
• h
i
Ifi
t
h*»ii
j
• ni
m •h* IratMip
h it
In .
I .| ,||‘
l»-e
1 1 1 * t a i l I af I ft.* Ifig f
nal* a n I |irm«i* fm hi* «iv%*i |*f.i>
'*•* h ••••! fm» I, II tenni gn * i • In
• w m * r i . i , |,t \lnn gy, , i
I n»»d tm u v h
t lu v Ih . I*. I an*
Mo t II* ilia In ie d .
however
t,.
H 'llh Srh****l Ih*1** w ill t « •< .
.
i m *i in*
••a *i|\ r*m in n ; I, . " f •liaimmd ♦ ill h* r* In t lentnt
| |itrhiiig «elc« I mu f..r tnda, |t ly . tb« f i l l e r u rg e " tiia t a ll v. •
' •»* k ’ n e . n l l , *i.
(•(•-•I |„. .% ndd r »•- •* •••*l**t n»i\ .lie I n ) • I*. I n*
•ta rt lii*«irt;p h!.iin*haw
li"liflnt> I a m i and fci»t ih in jh r ii i-m a
Rtd**' W it!!.«•• ir in »•'««•**•■
aii|*|etrl. m il thu *
h» l|i Ib ttit t
•I* i*. n grrm ih m g in win l i e if n i n
lh » ir
•*i**t*-l
>%, i*>*|yi
h i I ga m e
k aid
It g iv ** v *f m »
i"V *’li|h * M ill id.** tu* n
tin M**fi«li^ night Hi* >Mlf«*iil
in f .i n In iig h
• v r.
j„ .
S # in ifiid r l . m m li . g irl* c*a*n w ill
f l.n il^ J h . u|i|hin|||i,i, |hr I .t.
|*Im , the t lrl «n*l(* h " • »«• •
g l,v . ||. Ittl'n l I Mil. Iltllklll
M il-k •'•1,1 I h*l r m g r , in,|u
•n» «• h m n ig i h r „ ili l y
f .111, nln* „ f lln i#i * i,t n il. h r
H K I.A N il
l‘
^taits tomorrow
Knds Sat. Oct. H». Do not
nil,fuse this elcurancu with any ordinary furniture
salt*. Nothing hut finest quality merchandise will
hi offered
high-urgd* fiimitare
prlrcn far l»clnw earn prom t-day valuo.
Only 7 Days
This naif atHrt* tomorrow and ciiila Saturday, Oct. 10t^.
'OM O CMG O O
A /V
that s all we have. Our purpose is to
inlly the iiutfifM. k j v ,
note ,rf
.......I-H I Kill |l ||. f.,| » . H
fu ltiin , - r
r u li n g h tn
w in
»••<•»* I t ' T fn lllm ll.a * . gMln.
« - if t n iln v '. g in itr lt.nl nn
m in '
make room for Fall purchases which aie now arrivii ’: r. We will he ovcistocked unless we make room.
CASH WILL NOT ItK RKFUSK!)
> 1,1 «n4y lint* our lliultfet H:»n if y#u
U flc iit iu n n l m . i l .
I ) t al a i l i
Wi* have never before offered
al I hi-< |iru e :t Miite that we felt
o il
n ijm .H t
I HANDSOM K PIFXTS
«'• could Rive fiur uiKivallfird t-n*b*rntnont. It is it marvel at the
|>ri*'e and will not be ilupliruted.
^la’ tin. •*
ll. .Mamn. r
J*'hn***it, .T*a
blinder***n, i f
Vll*ark. II*
T *nri<l, I
S » e n |» y . rf.
Millet
Jb
( ' h i I I ‘1. If
r.*al ft io v e un til th*1 tin d Mining.
Hui fro m there **n he w « i u nni..
t e r f 'i l pi c h r r
NKAT UNFINISHKD
BREAKFAST SLTS
•m*Mitb*<tandrd
"K i» r tw o inning:* h i
***»ili«d
"*■’
•!» h that he v. r i m l m e ,!e
lo *h* anythinr hut pm
f . o ir h M c l in a*, w ith
a ll
him i ( t r i a l , at ill re* " on* t a l l y . In *
e x p e r im e n t pla>« r« « r r h it r h io l I
C ttn rn n , w ith iim m I o f them fin d
IfHt i l
d if fie till
in
Ira n i
th e ir
• x»r* d u ll* a. T o n ig h t
I h r r l r 'v n
i nn mug,
guin. will n. n
m r r la nno o f |ta oi**«t *1 •ogeron*
mcinl.fr of the Univerally of
• g # m irat the
l* r U iil
o u tfit lilt
Nmth I’m ulin.i f ic .h n m n uullit.
d*» Ih** W ily I > rl| |*»erk It W ill III
.rrtltilin g in |i ,r . * milni-.. | | |.
m oat o f i h r boy a* fir « t ri|M * rirtiri
a pity (hat h i . alcnl. arc bring „ .
V ftilrr a rc I I } . i* .
and
If
they
P«nii.il no f a r away from hi.
com o th ro u g h w ith n v i c t o r ) ,
all of whom wen- aniioua
1 think (hr> will, •he »■n»i>n will1luf icnil.,
a** him go to Florida, lie would
kav« u m ty
)ng,. t i t h i
g w uy.
h«** mail* anoth er l rabtrec wl.hB«k
*p.tll aplenty w ith
a bit of tiouhlc. . Jim Sloinrnie-h power. SunfnrJ'. Iiguv) oul
and Dick M atw rll a ,* bo h
Mne o u g h t to »w
e»p the link lof- off
•uic
.niiiCT m uih flay • • nit-in
WBl Iwall .'.fr it. f.. t. We |.M
>k fori tier,
of Iho Univcr.ity of Uvorgia
X k n n e r ,. l ib e r , I l i s n i n , H y a t t , anil
S h a rn n In o|w n lio b a . t w ill to
n l f h l . w ith W i l l P re a to n am t Jo h n
B t a n la y anag^-ing im .aoa g a lo rr
KF.NO, Nor. Oct. 1 —<A.P.)—
Or Carl Picric Andr*, Fairmont.
(Jiiick rlramnre nf slrirllv
i I.. ‘"I.. !•• '<> II.... ..1,1
I ^ a l week I narh
I eonard
klcl.uca* dr« la n d that he litd
Mlly line hope a* far a* hi* fool
Hall Ira ni aa* rcnrrr neil
thi*
J r a r , and (hat in av irlo ry ovrr
’ Qeala n r a l Friday. H r **aid lhal
Ikn Ocala team «vi* the br «i
't li n local oulfil • ill fare
thi«
' T e a r , and lhal If hr Col I; that
fRame w llh nu l a low*, he w o o ll
fear no other for.
Thai
h r is
allll
w or ry in g * ter
il»n*e op*
pon rnla la indlralrd ht the fart
Oiat h r » pant tmfay al
Ocala,
•routing lhai « l r % m in La fame
o l lH Ja aprr. r U a y a a Ibugh
for.
foonUli
ANNOUNCES A
„|
i
O VBR
Sanford Furniture
Company
C o liim l in
Itm ufli u «t iita
•,
fta n fo n l f.m* »; q .$ |•l« n«lt.|
p ic tu re . m<i "in|>i>ni* •I
fay
p/ tha open in g Harm
l|u t*.y
• cria p , I r r r i y * t y lr w in. h ht » g re a
e ffe ct. f n ' l t u l a i i t
p ro u a in g «*rithu«ia*m m ht« I
f» a . W it h no «**fi »*| v.tn i.i
«
m a tin e r on «l<*t»ni*»* n . i r t .
kg a tieen l\ « k a-,in* •
pfttie by. 11 10 * 1 i,f - m l. .rd .
Had
to
g r(
fht-ir
Ha v»
larflo n * r a t t i ft«|
•ml
t .\%|i
atoren, offii-p*
Mini
hmtii *
8 m o ke h o u *« and
I ........
|
H to re un
F ir .:
S n ,i|
i,„.|
a la n d in g runin o n ly -igti m il
b dfnrh I h r gHitm lirg a n in illig
th a t aiiin rn n r nriiiin il h'r«- ||.
• bout IfaarI . 1 II
W it h Ih r \lffrkr lit p«>«Wf the I irwl gum* . and
Hly I h r arcund a< )m i rn t
b e llln s «tdd* n a t u r a l^ a ll
•H# M a rk a to win in a
T h e <*rlr«i nrt* I
jm
( h i n f i l e |a m « * . it
*nr
M r.
HOUND
•livtrw*
< IIA R L K S T U N
W a k e fie ld
•a g r p lan t* fo r *ale W R
l i m a llam m iH k
I N i.A M S O N
K r g '* t ia liu n O f f ic r r
i
•ed member* A Ihr I• o Irani*,
not to m e n u n ll.-h*. | (. t h li
WBa
a rc U rfn l
Kam e,
fu ll of
Im c r m * * .
te « a u * e fa n "
■•w th a t the t r e a t I r f i
e«iul«l
U pounded, and. r l l e r that firwl
In n in g a tta c h . I h . , U p i Im .hlng
a t n ’r I ard
hit- n , , runI k a t thr> didn't i « m r
<rr. the
I m ean, la a h rig h i feath er
I d Ih r r r p nf Ih r Mach ir ld r r .
p .r llr u l.r lv
ru ling
IM>
W it
lla m a, p la tin g
-pccta u la r hall
a t ahr rl .hup. W ill), in . • a- a ll.
•u h a m tu a r t r n
r h a n r r . » i lh
uUt trn u b lr, and
tlfcu rd
m a
faa t d u u h lr pi . lh a l
li.nh I hi
u la r r h rlg h l • n|
f (h r I
D E N T IS T
|0— Flower* and I'Lantn
54 2 * „•
n llr eeriinl
h r u in cm Service
V e p t. I 1 a p p a ie n lly by ■ f a l l f r d n
Nl.in^ircr
P '1 1 Inn* <<»f» f•.
?h • i «r u<dl«
*•■•i 11 »r»iM o f
‘—
W . V * .. y v a irrd a y « > r bourvl K i t
Declares “ We Lost He- Sanford Hoys Win U pca use We Couldn’t sided C o n t e s t Hy K
Let That Third Hit
11 To Rleven Score Vl
in
<;* f h. o i i.t m
itThat
) r * t r r d a j ’*
ram.- hr
tw e e n the ( a r j * and
th e \th
l e t k s wap a w o rth y d rm tal.-jH on of f i | I r a r u r
h a ll
a* i:
m u M he played to d raw crowd**.
K In d ira rd « n a ll «idew in rnm
/Oanln hy the
*p*»r|*
w rite r*
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1931
eleven thi.* year. Ntoinoff i• now
pointing.
he bal!
t ig h t th ro u g h Ih** h * a it
»*f tr-e
l i a r . A fir
•he
arc *n*l
I'tnintc.
h o w e ve r, hi*
co n tro l
ca m e
lo
hint nntl h r u*e»| H a
h*ud
Yotl
Ln«*w, throve i* a iiiih h x it t ir lr f
f ilu h e r than h r w a*
tw o
y ia ia
• * o .M
To-Night
Here U a Living Room Group
that you cannot uffortl to ml.w.
T h e t w o large pieces hays full
»l*ring conatruction and arts cov
ered in excellent tapes’ ry. Occaai'Ninl rhalr hax velour seat and
harmonious tapestry back.
Kliw-pitcc w'a'nut Ttnrer and inlay «ul
•atansiun taMe. bu(f«t, c-imniodlmia china,
and il» * -traight (halts with »»lour w a ll j
ly good unto at an unoaatly low prig*.
A *i*i a alt Inn d ram a lliwt
liiuadwNV
iavr«| m a r
••It the
«!•••«.
W il l i
r a t U h ln * r * « g y H M n .
non In lu o
M iid id l*
Saturday
Spring, filled
Mattrumo
DOUUI.E BILL
•ralnn the weak V, P. I. t „ m
lomoruiw. . At Pio*hyterian ColIcgr, Lnf on KdrnfirM, crack right
end h»re >umo year* ago, i* auro
o f another good yaar. H* playod
Jam-up hall at , froahman up
t or* laat yiar, and ha la aura to
(vatinuo thia aoaaon. . . At Flori
da Military Aeadrmy, (ieorgo
Stolnofl will y*t ht beard from
•■ an outatindlng baekfiald plalir.
A foraar Hanford boy, Angu«
r ordhani, U aaptaia and contor of
Ih# Clamaon tlarcn playing bta
laat yaar too, and bolny tou ad.aa
an all aouthim eontar. Thorn are
otbota,
koop your oyaa on Hanf»rd aa a football playar produc
ing cantor. Logon It lo Coach Me- 1
t r u . •••■«■
FUyar. for ,
Florida, for InaUat*.
8 PIECFS
Beauty-- rest
Joaa Harlow
Warroa llyaicr
Spoacrr Tracy
“ GOLDIE"
( ’••rn*<|y nf (ttr Iiprlt M A
and lh » rl.vw* e in h raW
— n f flah lr %p|nd* «|»||
flclil#
dam#*
trim r„u,g
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trimming •all<«t«k
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M ACK H
RKOAOWAY
HTAUB SMASH
T h U Odrl S o fa w ill t>« the nucleua
o f a v e r y c h a r m in f and livable liv in g
room .
C o m fo rta b le ,
sb le, an d beauU ful.
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TBB BANFDHD HERALD, EAJfTORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER S, Ittl
The Sanford Herald
‘The World’s Best Loaer”
CANDLE UiOfeT
W hen Sir Thomas U p to n’s huge "team yacht, E rin , v u
carrying woundeil *o|iln r.* between various Allied port*
during the Wort I W ar. *h<- Inri- no l one Red Cross ins ignis
pa in ltd on her hull, a was cm lom sry on i l l vessels erT
gaged in * iii h mi-*ion* of merrv \ < t during her long in d
noble career as a Red i rnsii ship she was never harmed.
The reason for this wa< because I’verv officer In the Cerman Navy knew th- vacht. knew tin t ita owner was the
fine old s' a dog. S ir Thomas, w hose record as a gallant
sportsman, they ren-iun-d, pretlarlel any practice of deceit
or trickery In delude an adversary or an enemy.
Th< Herman •oft or< , like the world In general, had
followed the earner of the noted vai ht-man who had raced
hi* hoats against all opi-ositien They had seen him spend
million* of dollars to till the American Cup, had seen him
bring his te at* to t h(-■ t untry u v r * long period of years,
only to g i 1.1. L home 'li ippoint' d tmt not discouraged.' Alway s in defeat thev hail ern him ev ince the highest sport
ing •piiiI■' ii s . lo o d io jve |ti admiration and respect, anil
so the; had
'"m e
part of the >"tinlless millions of
Upton fans. ■
■Im In Id s ir Thomas as the prince of sports•"‘ii1 ■
>•"• wtiiiti r. siminerl Gcrmitn nulrfrt'ii i cjiriloing U p to n’s yacht (teems to
tin I p iii ' 1 Ann in un* after S ir Thomas’
•|.Itn'»' i of Itr’dt Al that time n public
trii
' 'I itiil .i <up. Inuring the Inscrlp1
lb i I •• ••r’’. w hs iT'Hented to the fine
.iltlioup
l.ipt ui ii'*vor said so, we -have
p H ' ' I P u t tup morn than that "elusive
to* u n -in it . f nil v spout $10,000,000 to rap-
Whene'er a printed tiart I real
Concerning pain and human ill
By night I always find I n o if
Th* r»commen.H$*f! $•*••!$*• *
pill*.
" ;it Ih r norm " f S ir Thomas U pton, the
rim* os «rp|»<;it . mi pm k a gen of tea noltl
• i " i"*11r>i i p* ii mill from Seattle to SingaI im
io,int of vie w th'* world han suffered
II i orii mm i . i In* drunk So U p to n ’a death
nit v* . m'l h.ivo our favorite beverage, it
o r i' ii .milt will no longer he aeen amil*
I " i r n y..t ht watching hi* sailing craft
"i .ul'im*; n 'parkle to ihe human side of
■ or l\ rtiissi o.
When t with doctors rhanre C
And h»*c them giddy lalk
gout.
Imagination breeds In me
The very pain theyv,
' about.
Hotr Ja< them lecture t" them
delve*.
Henceforth 1 shall not seek 1'
' know
Th* lerfeta on th- duel or ' shelves
Ih Igncrance I’ll father g"
K
Mi'nv
o i . * Ini * • 'im out o f Hit" tin during the pant
' iii 1 • Hi. '"iid ition * in Iht'V rxist under the
t orniriiiiK t i iii. fit ,i "t l,i nirii' and Trutoki, and now of
b'tnlm l!u ..........
rj j tut uf Ilium has prent'nt »d a clear
er pit ........... it" urn bit"* hk«* s'xiats'ik'i' of the Kuaalan pcaaau'. and tin* ii" . * i im rliiv of the Russian .system, than
that imv . i l>v •"tu* Tunitpy, fornn'r heavyweight cham
" l .n il'll s hr has writh'd, ns his first
I've t**rn*a my lr**on! I am oik - pion. to ,i . ii*
litrra n >ilor*t. tolti.wm ' iir * return from an extensive tour
From pa*t e*|i»rlrni'e« s<l,
Th* 1U) moil ihffir ill to <ure
of Itn* r I i.
W in lho»« t merely thnughl I
I ultk- hi tri'iu l iii"l hlentry colleague, George B er
had.
nard shav Toniii't ' • *■••*tiivie* h f•*■f til in the Soviet rule.
I'ii di po ■ i i i f tv "i " i i "iiinninism liy the report* of
; *
— liy Edaar A. Guest.
*ph hdid nh ..li m .ml i" pi1, di.i i i iimtu among the Ilussiaiis.
If the meek do Inh'-rll
he d r ili'ii
In im ii l mil h op I hr re which would lead hint
we wonder who pay* ti
I t hi'lir" r iii tlx fo lio , of iin* socialistic state or In the
Su m tan*.
nil intuit' - ii" ' . - i ihi h ’ c tear plan. As an example of
what •Tuntn v )iw with Im own nyts in Husain,' we sub
mit l hr* I How i (f Iii"
i i in one nf his recent articles:
"In \h in * \»ti h. ii * nil' theory— Communism. You
li'.tcri in mi- mitr.il i ml'*
ithi ism. You hear th e n in arbitrarv
p
io
rtio*
i
it*
mi
i
ii it v
hotises nr through radio.
It Isn't the led 1*|"* Ihvl'
math* by ladles and
dUtr*»)ing atinul the goernim iu Wht it .(!'■• i h. - .in n i i't I'li v’re
ifenlli'nirii dr i; o-ird i-v i hr Muscow Snvittl. And lest they
theaa da>*. It's ihe m l ink.
fall in! • hum m "rn .i a d dcp'irt from the rigid pattern,
la apl'e of um,m|iloyiii''nt tin cverv wol'.l lin y nits r , suhmittcil first to the proper
Wetid Rerlea I* , till th........... . niitliorilii s.
lot pot tint thin', in thr life* u( tin
" Th" c v rjinuoii t dn*; no chances at all. A t the Imaverage American.
piotaoi pitid'i ip in . .ii- a number of loud speiikcra. No
iiutisrn* " i hire. . i1 11* i
fh ry are loud. Furthermore, (hey
It M only natural lo aii)i|»>*<* are well huilt, rndoi top 'h pcndahle. A t 6 in the morning
that the economic (itweem it ot they open up T iroiiph I heir huge ■mouths, until 1 o’clock
biioalallum should trod to liright
in tin- inoinio", p or*, propaganda that even Mr. Stalin In
*n every cloud with a alien
a fretful mood c it 'il not find fault with. Absolutely fool
proof duff.
" Ih il il l.i’r i n t o ih r night Ihe worker is informed of
And then nnnllier reaxm M>
•\ 11.**, (lie menace anil the mission of
Cbjlidge may have uuiplificl hi the terror*, th
-d*. Sot chouoi' to run" iMlrmrti ('h rb d iu in l\ of .me and all organizctl religiona. Religion
la that this time he
In im- i* the drug n u iig ifiit ill 'd by the capitalist to stupefy the
: ^ d by the wtirii
worker (pnrticidarK Ih** Communist worker) that he might
la* returned In his old slavery while he sleeps.
Tbs chief troul lo with Ihr nil
"W h a t is truth, what is necesanry knowledge, whnt is
ndtlon today I* that rimif ton- I news— all these arc ili'Fi.ieil liy the government. Hence tht
fjdineo (it nevrlfd befoi# «*-1«ti11
newspaper carried but a few lines of Colonel Lindbergh's
can h« irittorrd, and it tuk* »
j flight items* the .Atlantic. Admiral Byrd 's exploration of
credit to rratorv einfidrncu.
'I.title Am erica \vts dismi.sctl with a few cold words. I/>ok
, Boy \Vho flayed Knot I nil aflrr through the newspapers until you r eyes rebel and you
Breaking Rack, Break*’ Neck in Unit nothing a ho id athletics and sport.
" I saw im rensnit lo agree with those who predict the
Gains Hut will Live headline,
Asians a) bruke as that ahoul 1 collapse of Soviet Uur.da: 1 saw nothlngibut a tremendous
, go Into hatikruplry.
striving to compel success. But neither did I see the. sparkton v nr id
THE M ANCHURIAN SITUATION
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
By NIm (M int Dam
I Inters,cw.d her on her trip to ,' T,,
,h* h**
Denmark, my Termer tmprvoaion « " • " * * « to to concerned hi anywaa substantiated. It Wa, a rath*. Ih!n* lh* ‘ m,« ht ln',ol,r« her ln
unusual odyssey, thla aumrmi " ,r
Jaunt of Mrs. Owen's, but this is
There was more than a llttl*
only *i it ihould be, ae aha is one reluctance In League and Amerio f those indtecrlbably thrilling can circle* In press fnr mediation
persons who somehow can't
dn because of the clash which has
Just the ordinary thing.
drvtnped between the military
She went »«er on a freighter, snd civil elements in Japan
becatise -be ‘ •Id the could tike I'learly Any out*id# intervention
her twn ehiMfeit End their two might have become a dnmeatic
friend*, and tht trto-ctr in which football. ThU was the freat dan
they nert to trivtl all for thr ger> 8tung hf th* ■booting of
tame price that her ticket would Captain Nakamura, a* well a.
has* ueen on a regular steamer m|nij fu] of th, rj,|ne„ seirure of
hut I hare a sneaking eueplclon ltl,
n „ „ | ln Chinese Eastern
that a freighter w l. erne of th- Ri(lw , y , wn yf„ „ t|ro< lh, j , p.
fsw thing* she hadn t done and
miiUry
that the adventure of it made an , , (l, , ny „ cu„ fnr OYfrt
appeal, a, well a* the economy
.g.| n.t thf
Wh, n , h#
"Why Denmark T
asked and fu>„ r>m,_
(| „
lh„
-h at . ..m l. and what an answer r„ „ nrp of nY„ , MchtriJr
was my reward, Well, i think the
•elves, as soldier* sometimes do
real reason was Hans Christian
when they are giving, instead of
Anderson, I wanted to see the
carrying out. orders.
reunify ahere the ‘ Ugly Duck
The military men shoud bear
ling'. The Little Mermaid', and
the faithful tin soldier were horn, one great fact in view. Japan lisa
And, oh, yes, I wanted In me the been trying tn rehabilitate he-,
self tofur* world opinion since
storks.”
“ Did you?” I queried eagerly, I9-1. The world, and particularly
loving her for chcoslng a trip he American public opinion, had come
to entertain • flsed idea that the
cause of a fairy tale.
“ Yes, in one village th* chil Japnnese harbored ulterior de
dren and I Stked permission to sign i on the Asiatic mainland
rltmh up in an attic so * * could (■rntually such a notion has been
.re into a stork') neat on tha ad melting bafore esperlcnce and un
Inlning roof, and there ft was derrUnding In the teeth of Chi
standing rn one leg with a frog tn ncro boycott*, in spito of Chinese
its mnttih and looking down at the lurtnoi) which has thrown up lrbaby storks Just eiartly like the. responsible war lords, Japan r.as
picture in Anderson's fair taleu. l tried hnrd to conciliate the Chi*
"One of the school chit (Its fl tohj j 111 SO p- .pic. snd prior to the .pre*.
trie that ymi sail Ihe plga in D*n ' i nt o it break had succeeded
in
mark were—■*’ my voice trailed sti crating the had Impression credubiously a* I Hasn't at oil *UT* |itrd tietwren 191& and IU20. But
ermebotly hadn't troen having a the KOO| work of a decade wo il l
Joke al my eipense.
1y, , 1 been spoiled by the sprra I
"Whit*,” she finished With * of I military net nut-ide of the
laugh. "It's perfectly true, white. , r il|
shining, end freshly scrubbed, *0d| ^
th*Y sleep on white straw, in o j
while ham that I) port
t b o lf.
peasant's own house. I was dread
”
fully ashamed of my children," i
shy added with a twinkle, "they j 11
weren't half as clean '•» the plgt."
Mr*. Owen sold that the r o - i ^
operative marketing was so well me|
regulated In Denmark that U a cj,u
had egg appeared In » oho* !n mid
Copenhagen, t| could bo traced to y ,t
th* hen wk» laid It and $ W SWiht j
be hold personalty rtaponafbl*.
|
l| take# so little to turn aty al-F
tentlon to food that ths estual |
mention of an egg, aven a t id t f g, ,
promplrl
my next
qu**tlon,
“ What i* tho moat typical Daniah
dlahT"
i ?
"Kaldlbord." replied Mr». Qa(ti
ailh nalva pride at her e»$»o*p't
(netting pronounclatlon of Ibl)
queer word, “ ll ’a akin lo hor*
d'oeuvr*. and ronalita of open
faced aandwlehe) with th^n ellcea
cf meat, aerambled agga. pat* da
fola grat, and other things of tht)
kind.”
“ By th# way," th* added, “ I did
the cooking on our trip, and my
daughter'* ir k n<| gained weight to
I mutt b* P*>d.''
Then, »h# told me that tha lit
tle girl*’ part of tha work waa it
wath tha dtehe. and how aha auceeedad In perauadlng Ih* huya to
make the bad* by telling them that
th* Idea that bad making la a
feminine t*ek la an erroneous con
ception, that tha pultman porter,
a real artist at hit job, proves that
the masculine touch is teally need
ed to mska a bed P'opfrly.
Mrs, Owen attended tha Fourth
It certainly juts the averac
tiUaan In an embarrassing position
with til the gangs(eis In the coun
try ohoullng "Hand* up!", while
| our gjlltkal leader, are adviK*'.-
it r f u of the lost few d a n . wtU
be helpful in encouraging thi two
portico to orriv* at a solution,
now thot. >0*0 at on* or two
isolated poinU, Japan*** troop*
or* bosh within Iho Sooth Man
churia railway row . The »taI*
is act fnr negotiation*, and no
llm* should ha loot by Nanking in
accepting Hi* Japan*** InTiUtion
to confer.
Thla U what both the Lcngua
and the llnlt*t States or* bitci.
c*ted In. Neither should permit
itself to bo mad* a buffer, fa
cilitating delay, in on Oriental
■Uuatinn In which procrastination
I* regarded as a political virtue.
One may recall that, though It li
over two years sine, the Chineao
and the Russian* fall out over the
Chinese Eastern Railway, no sign
of o permanent settlement U In
sisht. Prace cannot afford to wait
upon such procrastination in 8 1no.
Japanese relations, ft i* just as
urgent to Asia that China and
Japan should rnm* to an under•landing as It is to Europe that
France and (iermany should.
The rote of nUtalde Intsrpn
iltion at this time therefnra ii
one o f promoting a calm atmos
phere |n which both ddes may be
more quickly
brought together
They have remained apart too
long.
GOLDEN
w ith th e
G
o ld en
If the industrial life of the
World must be but a squabble for
the best bon*, then the hlg d >g
will always get the big hone —
Dean Brown of Yale.
The worst is over All w* need
in patience, hard work end cam
man sense In business end govern
ment lo sre us safely through to
another great period of proeperlty.
—-Rngrr W. Dabson.
C O M PLETE
The government of this country
»il*t« for I he prvter'ion amt pres
ervation of it* people.— Governor
Pinrhnt of I’ enneylvenia.
Cellophane merely add* to the
ril*enrhantment.-Jaw t eal*.
Business
Professional
ATTORNEY
DRUGS
H . S. White
Touchton’s
Sanford Drug
Jewelry Shop
"Tha Retail Sturt”
C . C. Urlggs, PFop.
Bank Bnlldlng
lat at Foot of Magnolia
Phona 325
108 Magnolia
Phoa* 442
BEAU TY SHOP
FLORIST
LUMBER
Powder Puff
Beauty Salon
STEWART
HU! Lumber Co,
Altorncy-at-Law
305 First .National
The Florist
BARBER
FURNTTURE
Standard
Wagoner Furniture
BarherShop
W. E. Horae, Prof.
I l l a Park
C R fe ~ Sandwiches
Co.
Wa Buy or Trade Uaad
Furaitttre.
.
502-504 Hanford Art. fi
* • PboM 774 ,
GARAGE
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
bf
Los
Asgelra
sad
Mnaa Edison, w h o a a
la slowbf falling In hla
K y borne, Arthur Briali. “ A*d Edison, nobla
rltk tho world'* Intrreau
. Furthoe decline In tb* condi
tion of cotton during September
resulted.In ihe.rvduetlun uf tun,.
000 h ale in tha forecast uf pro.
dartlm l-.tucd today by tho D»pdrtnwnt, o f Agriculture, which
place* Ihe lulsl crop at (Uj-17,000
balas. The c indilion of tho crop
SeptcmVer 13, niaerd it at 4.01 per
rent of noriuaL.The cotton mar
ket is New York made a autuallondrop today,, following-tho publi
cation o f official (tap cindl lon
reports. Krlcva broke 19.30 par
beta, sad at Maw Orltasa tha
market quoUtlotu fall to ten
dollar* a bato.
EwUe Arson was . lbs
dinner
ping.
Sanford acboola optasd tM»
morning with a largo attaadanra
at both High ,'khool, Orsqimar
School and tha two Frisian
Hrhouts, At tha High 8 | » > t Dr.
Walker, Dr. Burhana, Prwsaaar
T. W. Lawton, g.- W. F W fM a s a d
K. P. Foratay aaaiatod f t of ossa*
(i. K. McKay, the prlaclsal to
wilcomlng tho high school poafs.
Tha kith ichooi this roar g iro , a
Orgeat das* of
h la t o c p o jt h ,.
M a ffe tfi Garage
T OVERLAND
Je w e l e r
“ We a n at all.Unaa ;
to aaaiat you la any
with jrpor IratMhtf M
ZIP SERVICE Phatv
O reduction o f arm*.
T* voted U spend UJi>,.
TUBES
S
104 Magnolia
. Phone 1W-W
Id standard, it wjn't niaku
dlfferenca Whether or nut
gold In them ihar hill..- iaraburg Time*. W* reckon
ron't b* any prMpectara
W IT H
^
OME RADIOS h avo on e g o o d p a t a t ,M M a o o l i a a T U »
kaa them a lL S u ch toon ! Su n k p ow er! Such dfalaBeat
R o d ) n om p leto arparaltoa o f aU tloa al S u ch W xwkwn*
sM pt T h n A tw ater K ent aortrowaliMl H er*’* i k e plows
fo r a d em on stra tion ! Coen p oet M odel 8 2 w ith l i l g i
matte v o h n n e c o n tr o l, $ 6 9 -8 0 . C on sole m o d e ls f r o *
$ 8 9 to 8 1 3 2 .
Lain Mlllrr, Prog.
la the alactrk-Jlaht-biU hlghT
t* th* oft-rapeated queetlon. In
M r opinion, it U sat yrhan you
CSMliler th* convenience* anjoyeti.
Seminole County Sentinel. Tho
Dmasder of tbs People deserts.
.
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Mrs. Byrd Is Hostess : '— 1- —
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■— ----------At Friday Luncheon ANNUAL FASHION REV UK I’ BKM.NTED
LAST EVENING BY S A DYE’S Mint*
f'oiitpl'ftoieidin# Mi** .\l »
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And Personal Activities
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Office Telephone US.
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inn Saul*, of \V*iu hula,
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»m * th.nu.lTM for on. of «** l,h* rm,n *"'■
orocUro Jq .jbt ploy, “ The l"
tl Son."
The .ariour* rirrle
» * SUN D AY.
Th »»•* pi- * r* wt*r*:
Hianni*"*
i a r a their report* m the follow uu»
Senior ChrUtian Fndtavor on’ rr. Mr. it IV Ituckrr. A u i ■<
M i* * M m * H ,
P i n t Pmahyterian Church Cirri.; Ml* K S Dutton. Cm
Sd IU weekly martin* at 7 •*■! Cirri,. Mr. Hugh Whrbh. i. for Sa ra *o t» nlv
Ot t i e church with Mia*. I»irt Gardener, c ir. le; Mr». It It in thrt publltr* «• *
McKinnon O* leader using I,c* ’ - Mayfair fit .le ; and Mr. I t r r i* i in .
T lubjact. -What Jeau. H Colrloutlr. R--* Circle. Fa, h
VI i ' ( i$,*m iff.
• About Obedience."
I reported that -h, had year
M ONDAY.
I ra lly f» r dif (riliu tiu ii lo n if in U r * ,
with the j,tri>|fiam feu the y r * r mit
lin n l In each tnw»k.
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l’urtj‘ * , r v h ,“ r J frim’ th> *•
r t ir i. r h . i m w , M o.wlin* com mit.*
K ‘therm
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Maldi* P a rk e r, o f A r c a .L
M in a II "H a rd , who |i
fo r S a r a * o | a !o x|arn«| thi
I M i* I'ly d i* V H yr t w i s h
a lu n ch ro n e im o y yi**ten!rt,
TH* luiivhemi Ta1L* a a* . .
« tT t T ^ | u v
With ■ large nnmlcr nf enthu-i
Mi-, I enal-eH. lisgan ha- re
P t o jt n Club, eompoMd of * 'Uf
i* •VftUu**. Hie turned from 1>■I wn I where ,he , w ith a h o w l mt piin k r a t l in i>
run ! l a v r i n l r f
,i>tt>rn w h il.
t » Of the Junior CbrUttpn
“ r/ “ c ‘ ri* *
ha* teen spend:.r he sum m er
liirM cd irie tii
sim ile *
jk
Mr i u th* junior Dtyart- *h* r’mT*‘ n Jclub of !UnforJ w" ‘
holtlvi* , u%t 4
vrlow ah.
rf tho F In t Prtabyteria.s J * 8n.
•« «h '
o r w ill apstiid table I unt t i . n
*ai
o r
i School, will have IU re*c “ b ” ,‘ h * r’
"
k* with Mm. S , r im o w
anting o t # : » o’clock In th .
room ot t h . church. E w r y rtrpnrttd to como p r e p a r e
>
J
•nt
nik ht where \l I I Iat I low .** .1 !j ' I «11 if U*
I >ll-k* lVI ■1YV* J I* KMtr* v i.. II K«(h>
Mr*, Hutch VVhrli-h 1, M r* I
\\ dlutiu-*, ».i \fr* II It II.
VriiMtifi* a rid Mi
Mrs. McLain Honors
(.roup With Party r-r
Fti t r >t ,i i n i •11> .i
f i ii nd*
V|
1 i
I VIUI* hi H it1* - .ll .1 )'
flight 4* H-i“ ** ' i
time I' f
V i,
ri'M nii'tupd, '11'
1 l in Iff of VI I -
i<'red L» (trliinl
ThailBPful***1 Woman's Cirri* of
ih«*y *p«-itt the »
thw P in t Baptist Church. Mr*. F
When •lamlin* tornmitter chair
L. Uitg, chairman, will meet at
$ o'clock at th* homo of Mifa Min- men were a*k .1 for reportw. th*
nia Stewart, Mellonrille. Avenue. follow ing u p lifv l and in atldihiut
Thf...Boaary ConfratdFnily cf In the "hurt reports *javt plan*
AU Baals Catholic Church will f»r fnti r f work. V|r*. E. N. Scull,
tno*VS| Syrdmlt *t Ul* home o f; Iwautifirato n; Mrs, J C.* Bill*1, niiih* uL Uui b»*r i ill
U n . J. E. Qtoddlch at her home fou-ervati*m; Mr*, E. II, Stowe,
lorirtmv; Mri. F« B. Stowe. «|iw
Mr and Mm
on V n t Flrat Street.
Circle Number Two ef IS* First trltrulkill. Mia. E. I. Hoy#, dmnoi Imv. „* th**i- *ru'‘-t •
MtthodUt Church will meet at d Harden f 'luli; M r* W , E . W atson, rTnl the Li t c i ' * m i
hi* h.iHn.1
o’cloelf with Mr*. I. P. Hagan at; plant iH w tm a l; M r*. It. II. M m
iert. phol»*vr»aph* am| slides; ,V|t*
Nellie Hay. nf Jut
hoc brtite, 170; 1‘ark Avenue.
CltrtW Number Four of th* First K. M. Hulluway, p rogram ; and
Mr and Mr* He
Mythodlat Church will meet at 'I Mr* Frol H Wilaoit, pnhltaitv
n urinif the meetinir M r* W o lte i tuined Thu <*duv
•‘clock with Mra. Fred R. W ilson,
L* f'oopt i rra*l a paper on th
teveral nm nlli*' t r i
IflM Sanford Asenue.
»*f » hmuiip
■KCitcIt Number Five of the First ,^'onlen- un«l flower* in K u rm c «m par
V rtb od iit Church will meet at l Mr,. J I hillrt urireil each ineni Waal" imf Inn. ntid til
•'(loch at the home of Mra. K.| r |r* plant n tr r in i'iiinmenii«i.1
r tirimnj’ 4 |*m11y tut ' s*t i*tir I
O. Hlckaon. Celery Avenue, with ' nu of th tl. t.rifc VVa*.Itnmt<<n ID
n i'fh l i " I H‘ | » n j t** 'f *’ * hi- I
entrant*!. A*
than h im
.jf 1h
Mr*. Hlckaon ami Mrs. A. P. Ban
vVf
apietal r iiiniittef- !h r
follow i m ; 1 tfiid N u tifo rd ft m l I 'il 11 • .im
dy ai host** sea.
vi* 'ht i t in ltllilf* of H H H i l h .i i i i , F r n l l i i ' E i m . iit-n
Circle Numler Rli M the First membe
Mr* t i . m j «i id 1 Im r y I •*
Met bod Ist Church will meet at 1 work for Or n.tm.ig year
o’clock with Mrs. J. II. Powell.' J . (i, Shnioii, animal loin, he- n .
M i* * K l i z . i L r t H S h m -m a k t 'T 111
West Flirt Direct.
I Mr*. A U Kpps 1 hri»titi*a true*
Circle Number Seven of the, Mis I- II Ijiivi y, fliiwer maj ki l . If .1t*xt, M i n M Mr ( IlH T»"1it:'. «*f \ 1*v
Fits! Method!'! Church will meet ’ and Mi Herlrert llu ^ell, flown Sniyrim , n *r «|ifmlmir tiu* wt-t 1
tn* nf Southern • lit k:* in Ink
.
*
at 5 (t'rlneb with Mrs. Herman I show,
It was unnounned that the an Unt l.
Middleton at her honte ,n Geneva
I nual fhtatr market will he hehl on
Arvnue.
Mr
.u,| Mr. Her » rt M i'..rr
The Woman'*
Guild of Holy Nov. 7. probably iu th Kir-t Nn
Croea Eplacopil Chur.h will hobi |t'-rnal Bank Dulldinc M** < lu l l', nf I’. a ii.t-iill. aru (hr wwk .* ».l
ita regular meeting at t o'elo, k at then brought up [hr matter <>f gire*i, r.f Mr ami Mr- It It Itn.
cbowing n (lower for the tiard-u g tl nl th.lr h.mie on VV.at h.il
Iha pariah ho us-..
T l(C jj Number One of th* Meth- Clu'.r, aching thiit ,arh rin-l. Tot- fen lh Sure!
cdietChsirch will meet at A o'clock on ■ ftowjr nt tit. oeci inoeting,
Mr
aiid Mr- M
M
llainr’a l ike hokw of Mr*. Lola S. l,e- ttlj itating that the decision will,
h made at th - nun nil m Htlili in h iv . I,- their i - n ‘ . I t the w .el
Gette, lttKPMagnolia Avenue.
•Ctlxle'NuotVer One of the Pre»- February Sh,- al-o arinoun e.l Ihm end at rteir home. tor'. We.t Nil".
nephew
byterlan Auxiliary. Mia. John th. atale federation eriahe-l >1**- tern it Street, the latte
the I and iiie.!*. M ,n.t Mr*, tr \\
Andea, ekaltnun. tjIU meet at *l«n ' f< r ftcal-, ahowing
3:10 o'clock wHh Mr*. II. J. I.*h orange Uo-.oin, -ubmilted l«y fit t> , I nm- .u ,| . aughrr. A tela, of \\ a>
- A prile nf $10.Oil ha*] ir r«, (if.
- - j w s i s sui---- . s m - m b c i
re*- Imn offered for the b**t
«eal,
-----j Mr*. C u r lr lt anioi.ru rd that MrMr||It
|.n
..
r e tu rn ...
, t K. M. <!aMo»ay will comluct
a Thursday evening fnaii Connva
Hl|. r l« ,- for m em ber, deairing ro be- laihe, P«. whe-e ah. ha* beet.
coin. aeorcditeUe flow.i
ahnw ( viaiting her brother artr]i* fi-tri
lire! Juilgea.
'
In law, Mr. anil Mra II B. Croup.
,\j,.The btiaitwa.a me.ting then a 1
|for he lummer Before rrturniiie
will
j- ' " r <1 andan in lri.,ting yape- 1here ah.waa al,» th. gyieat .<
Vtra.: on Kuropeia flower, and garden- her -t.n. H*ir> It lew la. i t Fit,.
vfi
rial read liyMra. Walter I Coop ‘ hurg. Pa. N r i rhort lime,
(h.
-r. who hudthe pleasure of vl-it
Among those (m m hpre nt m il
j ' ing Ihe.r garden, la.t -utnmer
t ut , h i t Ilenry Wight, who. with Mr I f f the fum-ial of fir. C ecil H ull
la $%> ) H t f t#d i ) ’ flfu*
hert Wight, ha- juat return.il from nn In
I eat ruled t-ip through th* Weal. wvtv: SIi viinl Mr*. K. E Hit.mid
Ut. \|r rm l M r*. R. B. 7If a*, ^lr
'iea ' I’ " '* “ short talk.
Mr»
Minm .
fy j
The attention nf th. club mem- Jun# Roumdlate
[ ,i| I her, » a - railed to th. card n r f J«»wva. Mr. «nd M m VV K. W a t
I Mra. 8. O. i haae. whi h i» I'nua.i- •«m M r. and Mm. A It V / a lU ,.
Mra. | »Hy hea'ilif'il now with «|Uantllie, VIr“ Y I,, f l'i ! inn«*r* Mr, nntl Vlrt
I ,n Vi'fiii* Hurt,, Mr*.
Ball p i ll
I of eultlralerl gohlenrai.
>r**EgCifflf from Mr*. Cooper'. \Vi|*hle M u , C lJiid v H iiw u iii. VI
an \lr- H a l W i«h t, thr |(rv
V
H talk an. a, foltow*;
S, iV ck arr*l Dr. E. D UrdwiiltM*
t
"A ftfr a peaceful voyage of are
, ,1 en daya on th tpen -en w* came
in alght of the English eoaat.
* T V r C U . ^ T IN E - fir m r »I rrn
Ir;l- About noon that ay someone e* uv*ti*ii£ t»f Jr ff r r e u n T h ra tre pro
lary rlalrnd, “ l.aok! gr e.t grass and « n ‘** din ,
(h , Howent growing. lm>k» like a
(A d d ilin n il Hocitljr on lU jr r l l v r )
■alia
(Continued an Page Five)
BLACK
WALNUT
IC E C R E A M
Yau van work aad worry for
hoars ovrr *n elaborate deaaert
aad It won't pleaao yoor fatal I
half a> moth at oar block walnut
irt crtmip, mode- with our new
port trta m ' formula awl gtaulnt
k'ack walnut wtate.
tUnit i •
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t h r u h**' L**
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c m|di> i t*d
m
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F»‘i milt( I in mMi''ii
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hrtfe fr**iti \V dniitti:isift, \ t ,»L. *i
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rncuyt'd in faint.nk! < 1 .....* •
Vv t'liiii1 T h r f ' |'H' « i f a* Htuu*
lii (lii'iv f n hi,J „»l 1k ffi in* ' Hi \
it'll Iunit iiii 1 .init i it \ vi ti *
MOISTURE-PRO«
Sealed Tight
The Unique
HUMIDOR
PACKAGE
R ig h t
ST
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i
and it's o p e n l
T
Soo the now notched tab on tho
top of the package. Hold down
O r r i
one half with you r thum b. Tear
off the otherhalf. Simple. Quick.
2lpl That’s all. Unique! W rapped
In dust-proof/ moisture-proof/
g e rm -p ro o f Cellophane. Clean, protected,
neat, FRESH! — what could bo m ore modern
than LUCKIES’ im proved H um idor packago
— so easy to openl Ladies— the L U C K Y tab
la —your flngar nail protection.
M ado of the finest tcbaccos — The
Cream of m a n y Crops— LUCKY STRIKE alono
offers the throat protection of the exclusive
"TO A S T IN G " Process which Includes the use
o f m odern Ultra'Violet Rays— tho process that
•xpels certain biting/harsh Irritants naturally
present In e ve ry tobacco leaf. These expelled
Irritants a ro not present in y o u r LUCKY
STRIKE! ^Thay'noot— tolhoycan'tboinr No w on
d e r LUCKIES are alw ays kind to yo u r throat.
*#Hhi *■»
IT'S TOASTED
rxji'Jk* V7JT
|';Vji5- Y-
BHCSYSi
w\p*'wVfjt*
b y tha W om an1*
■Utt tkrt tkia weak
tot Ir t a k iM V k i Ls> I km
60c PER QUART
A T YOUR FAVORITE FOUNTAIN
Strap Iron
H tkt tck itl
■> C. BUrk
1
SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO.
Y o u r Throat Protection— against Irritation— against cough
TUN F IN —The U 4 y
s
And Moisture Proof Cellophane Keeps
thet “ Toasted” Fla vo r Ever Fresh
S t r ik e D a w /
* *t i l i n l m .
esery T urUuv, Tkaraday
a n d S a l u r ii a y cawsviu
•w N. U.C. nttdwrte.
�P A 0 1 FOUR
B A N F O IID , F L O R ID A 8 A T U R D A
T H E B A R f O t P B E H A U L S A R I O H D . F L O R ID A .
A t The Churches
T O B A C C O G IA N T S : Higher than a kail.avails htad grow tbt atalki ol fins Coanectxot shadegrwwn
wrapper tobacco " Thu nunglt is chopping thr waait of ihs crop back IMO (5* held. Only the rich, d rheas*
leaves toward the middle of the plant art turvswsaf .The shadegrown crop furnishes hall of the New Eaglaikd
tobacco farmer's annual $20,000,000 income.
PROM
T H A T Y O U T H vtlAY B E S E R V E D : C ol Jo.1 O Chr.k. of
Nashville, Trnn.. * Xo'Mhem gentleman of Ih* old school who, although
an octoamarlsu. i* e***lired wiih the most recent scientific development
In food packing, in, ’ Ha fresh process of packing coffee At cightyFour he continues •* «irect one of the world's largest coffee concerns.
W ORTH
L O O K IN G
AT:
Under eny circumstances the leg*
pictured above would bs worth look
ing at. Bui they are doubly interest
ing In ths pressnl instance because
they art priae-wmning legs MU*.
Hlumcnitock Holward, Viennese
beauty, won first prias in a recent
conlett for the most perfscl limb*
In th* Austrian capital. Boy? what
a pleasure lo be a judge I
breaks
A
FIGHTING
CHINESE:
Marshal Chian* Ra.-Sbek. Christian
president of th* Chinese national
government shown with hie wif*.
If* Iflfeilent lu lead a unil ad China
against Japanese aggression.
OPENS
valuation o f all securities and
stocks in th# United States'at ths
gigantic sum of $126,000,000,000
which would mean a loss of $1,000
for every person In th* country.
O f euurto, this la n*t all actual
loos, but it dess re pr* sent shrink-
CAN THEY NAVIGATE
THROUGH THIS S E A
Nan* af th* Waders of th* ropubltcan Indsponrlsnts so far hay
atop pad forward In oppoaltlon- to
Prosi tent Hqovar far th* itpublUaa nomination. Senator Brookhgrt, Republlrsn, lew s, hoaavort
hna aagfrated half a doxsn candldotea bwludlng Bonator* Borah
• f Idaho, Johnson of CnUfomia,
Want* of Nahroska. and IjsFoI|i$to of WtetoMln. and Gorornor
T tofhto a f Prnnsylvanta. , *
•> ’ ••vT’ / o W s - v L
ago. on pap«r of that amount In vaatnaoa o f tb* som. 4f J$
foil and n groat deal of It do**
represent loss tn actual money. 000.000, apply R M l « ■
Tho giarkft’s loot In thlo dept so $AOO.OOO p * n * « ndte
il on ran noror be accurately meas
without •rnploymept'ta $lk
ured.
...
■ - - ,'Y W IH
hUUt,
1
-Just to obtain a picture o f tb*
• .
' . 2d 'i
Amounts Are Slashed
By 175 Million Over
Same Period In ’30
Rumblings Of T h i r d
P arty A re H e a r d
Upon Capitol Hi l l
, By sueh a plan, fosierml In 25
Slates, they bslleve the election of
tba m xt president would be
thrown Into th* House of Itepre'•rntatlvts. A mojoilty of tho
•laetoral yota* I* n*c»**ary for ih.
election o f o president.
The sehsm# apparently spring*
from th# northoestrrn
slate*
Whoso senators grtuped togt-lhvr
last saaslon In apposition to tho
tariff and farm r*li*f policies of
President Hoover.
Of tour**, th* Imleptndtnt elec
tor*—If #Uct*d—would bo fire tu
YoU for any man for president
and thslr candidate would be open
to aholc* In th* voting of
th*
Hosts*.
, Th# achama fits In. to aomo ex
tant, with th* rmbryo plana lo put
up “ favorite son" prsaldanlial can
didate* la some western state*.
Eaadofi af tho Sonata R*publican (ndoponfsnt* who havo M*n In
' froqasnt opposition tn IY**ld*nt
Hootor havo rofutod to sanction a
; tM»d party- Tho lnd»pend*nt Usetor* aropoaa) la understood to be
! $ha altorootlY* atop of those with-
CO N V E N T IO N !
Th* Rt- Rev. Michael BaHow Fkfss,
bishop of S t Albans, England, who
recently preached opening M M
at 50th triennial convention of Mo
Kpiocopel Church at D*wv*r, Cols.
I’ KKILS BESET FHJIITINd ROLLINS TARS
‘WASHINGTON. Oct. T -(A .I\ >
—Humbling* of a new (inMidi-nlial
movement in Ihe western *lnliM
reached Capitol Hill yvet-ribiy
The political independent, uf flint
aectlon have a unlquv
pr pir-al
that prseldentlal elector* who are
Committed to no candidate lie chin
S e r v ic e s ,
rY. ImL, Ort. 3 ___
irm StatP bunk 1'
•H> LI* yesterday ,T,
•— kidnaped Kl
•r
mi cashier *n-i I
• lord C it). and
i
at the edge of
S ,jn d ty .
7:45 I* M
The hf'lllf of Mr*. W. D. Hoff -1
, Women'’
prayer m e t l i m .
man. San I anW, was th* aeana
At Faith fImpel T*1 "navis, $20 W ed n e«d a» .1 >h» I* M .
of the firat meeting of III* fall |
Weat First St Ieel.
l’r»)ri rml Ir-timony. Wednr*
season of the American lesion
Sunday School,' 10 on A M.
[End Meeting Of j Annual Fashion Show Auxiliary, held yesterday alter
■lay, 7:40 I' M
Preaching. 11:09 A M
The I'A’ tor will bring a vr->
irden Clubs Held Staged B y Sadye’s noon with Mi*. J. H. Hlnterml*tet Kate II Booth, pa>t i
special mev-aite Sunday miimini
prrsiling. At thl# time 19 penny
on the «ul |e. i. Cod In the Wurul
has* were turneit In Which brought
(Ceatinced From Pare Three)
a
total
nf
11.1711.
Hr*.
E.
A.
■ M b ' ’ ahbdlvislon." W e were
Ihmglav* wa. the tin t raemlei
At Woodmen Hall. 20.> Oak
d a d ilif the poit of Plymouth and
to pay her due* far
the year, Arenue.
Oka ragged roaat covered with it*
1912.
Service, First and Third Sue*
p a * l carpet and dotted with flowDuring the meeting the rehabili •lay* <if r»*-h month
M f b lk ii n y rnlora waa Indeed dr('h r iM ia n S« irrv*«
n r » M » *rPrr«fhuif 11 00 A M
dP fcbtflil Mote ao to U f. per hap*
tation rhalrman reported that 12
KVrning S fr v id l H 00 P. M ’ livlti » t f » v S u n «U y m o rn in g i t th«»
Jb>had ae«n nrlhlnc bat water fo r
rnrtrm* of civsrrtte* had been *ent
d lu r c h i t K « * t S rro ro l
wwfnda week. A fU r a iU p n f areto the Ijtke l'ily hospital during
I t o V l k N iiltjr t fo r tom orrow h
A id hours wa asaln launcbad out
the aummer montha. Mr*. F F.
•'Un m l i t y * \X.1neaHajr
rva n in g
lito ' th# deep) atoppinr nett at
Itoumillat, w e l l are rhalrman.
p r r 'i r r t w h ich u il| rtK lud c
H2n W r i t First S t r r r t
datHwtfrff. Prance, bat owing tn
atiitrd that d ring the Inonthi ol
momr<
t*f
I 'f i h t t a n
S»»* ncr
darkness we ware unable to aee
guiltily School, 13:00 A. M
July, Anru’ i. and September,
aty of thla coast, j
Fvmgrhitir Sarticr. 3:«*0 P haftlin *. w ill he h r lil i t the r» *
H
H I M had here pent for gmerr
r h u r .h i t HIHI
K 2iu I S t i t H
diatrla, we apent a
ies for needy tsnrilie*; $1.05 for M iml 7 15 P » .
o\’loc k
Pvra hing by thr Hrv K
It to be one of thdrugs; $10 for •lothing, and !2->
Thu churrh maintain* • ft r r
tlliea In Europ*. crepe evening gown fashioned for a loan to me family. In all.1Will*, of Orlimlo.
Rr««hn$: l!*w»i»> it th*» ihtltrh when
makes It to is the along Grertan lines and having a four familie, » .r * h**nrfitted
Wr«lnr«*liy prayer in • r ting,
ihr Bihh «n,| iH i ithorii*! « hrt*
I Bad public *ar- corded silver tell fastened with s
the cnn-.u-ion of the l-usltun S» ••$«•• littiitu rv nt«t I >•
large
rhinestone
buckle.
A
match
1 Ova city. Thare
* were served
im l. I'otrownl or
pun In* ol
castle* In Vienna ing short Jacket of the same nu r* " . rcfre*hnient
tetlal wa* heavily tmbroider*d in by thle hostess, w ia ln l by lira
Open I '!>■■**Ij$v • <•»«•! Frida) 1 (tum
gating place*- The
Janie, II . ff Those pre*ent wore
•i t > ;> »• M
of used fnr dining rhines. n o
Stevens, Ml** JeanWhile handmade lace adorned Mr*
kmM Infhsine but
the puff sleeve* and neekline of rile l.amg. Mr*. JaimI'ark Avrnuc ami Sitth Mr pI,
M r kaMans are flDad with tables
W T Btr*<*k«. Jr . r»«lm
the blai< k transparent velvet efter- K A •obb, Mr*. V
apd rhgltg acattare* among tbs
Sun.lay S» hi»ol. 10 'HI A M
nmn diets also worn by Miss Mr* J < Henvon.
flower
Q$* day while barMorninif Snvi rw. 11 00 \ M.
leg V t in ir STiP nf these famous Hhelley Th# dress was made along bewi-.Mr*. V K. IH:
Siihjr. I, Thr Al(|lu<lr nf Ml ««•
, Waller S . Coleman.
gtoOrttg w* saw wocasnol work in sintph molded line*.
The afternoon drc»* of black (Sclmlta. Mi*. Allen .s
inff **
I k "Unwar bed* and were told
crepe with s rest and ruffs of |„ M l.inehart, an
R Y r II, 3 10
M
#
tha-etty employs women helpFuninir Srrvir»*a, 7. to I* \|
w od lace wotn by Mis* Aly*
trs' In The parka to sea that the
f ’horpening bad touches of i-olnr
l>r F*. 11 BroHnlrr, pa«tor of
fRnrsrs’ grow' and bloom as they
|hf» Fit at I'rrabylrrian I'hilirh.
formed by aitln piping* in rose
tltgld. One of the moat striking
and green emnud the double
will tp#ak
tktftya wa saw In on* of the paiks
breasted blouse, the bell shaped
W iilnnda) r>rnmR |»ray«*r «• rv
g
flower
bad.
,*Ur-shap*d.
£
sleeves slid thr «a*h
irr. 7 JO r M
1 with scarlet geraniums and
One of the m rat attractive win
pwiple phtox„ Wa found the Ger ter costs was thal of wool Imiicle
man and Austrian gardens tn be
which was miuleled b . Ml** t hor-arwrh alike W rarieties of flower*
pening The collar and cuffs weie ( NEW YORK. (Vt. 3 . .| A P )
fix) planting hut. whan wa left trimmed with I lark cars ul while
A high Tfmmsn) «»ffi lal » h s '
AustiU! and went Into Italy we the coat itself hail a si te fasten
/found pamathlng 'dlffarm t. There ing, a new fealure of rials this arohcd ypslrrday hrfor** (hr Hof
Rtailt#r kfH la'lve commit (re of
/ was mors fruit growing and not
J**i.
thiratrning a former SMtmlili
awihany JleWetaand the Individual
A sport coal of silvsr muskrat
tardeof.qakfRSHM ioktrful. More having a wide brown turdr jelt man with lh« loa« of hla political
Kubjert, "The New D* alogi e
!$$ pm
ruck bad! gad sunken gardena. was shown jy Miss Mary Olghton. position If. hff
t hilstian Endeavor
7•mi
• m seen and tho*q. of us from' The new |,g o' mutton sleayr* Ir^i about gambling In Tammany
clubs.
Fjerl^s wcra.Biada fo fWT Bp-hrmre ,
were an Important feaftit* 1)f the
Ths* laatimnny'nf ihw former a*
bXJMN sight of hibiscus and ole roal.
•
■envily n%nj Frederick 1.. Hack ,
srulers growing profuwly.
The jacket of (he two pier* rnlurg, waa one nf a *rrir$ nf
^•fyom sunny Italy wa journryed afternoon suit of black grenadlnis
I* r a ' r r Mr*iing W#$!na#da>
t* BwItSerlanK what* the snow presented by Ml*s Dfghton, .waa ouU'ari<tinf development* is thr
rninir at * *Hl 1*. M.
Mppad Alps furnished us some tight fitting and tilmmed with committee prorrtdesl wl'h itn inngnrslous slews. In this country black caracul. A suggestion of Farley. aboul£ profemlonal gain
mrr* .
tM)f'ha«* glorified the old grranl- color Was achlevtd on th* dress t>
Ih'taili were rrvralrd nf hnw
am knd th* v|vid rolorsan d foil - collars and cuffs of graen maletl*8* Troyu th* adaptability of the al. & black‘ hat ,with touches of I h r latf Pnlire CoAimUainner
Tbr Hrv J J Mrlnnarnay
Jour f h A. War ren trelated f o r !
soU fog Its growth.
•,
graen and othera-bUrl^ accessories hours Ih* ln*l*ienl argument* of
Ilr g Inn Ing nf w in te r «• hffdula n f rri|ijr*l, aiu| im r«Mt|»rrnMnii with
’ •Ta' Francs w i *•* f*w#r gar- w«re worn with! thr coalum*.
thr laynts t> movrmrnl **f Hir h i
hi* rlv*«*t frlrnd who wished him • f f t l f M
thais ln^hritaaftaad but th*
Adding (o the attractiveness of to change the wording of hi* let
fnr$l •lint* hr . wi’l r«s linngr f .I
L o « M a t* . M 00 A M
rrsfwh-ofopH. $ f» non* tbs !•*• the drrsses by Ssdjo's were thf ter of reslgna'ion. after If had
pit ‘ l<r\ 1 M Mat Irr. I * •S*r
H ig h M a«s. »0 On A
\f.
rgraantle and flowtra Kara a targe shies furnished by J. ll.’s Shoe
"ill
proved dlsplee-yig
to
Meynr
F.vrning Davotlon*. 7.-!•* 1* M nf ths* I’hii tiart f hmrli
atac* Iw.lkair. Ilyga. N* trip to Stoic and thr costume jewelry, J*mr« J. Watkri
thr
I'rr^bytri i*n
SnmUv School Satunla* aflri |ftrach nt
Pgrls la. campleta wlthpui a visit furs, hale and bo»e. also, by Ua
t him h, ihhI H» llrownlm will
Hacka-nbwrr fold nf prufe*ling
ttPUa'-Snhurd $ b *w w f Napoleon diV s. Red f t f , ‘ cross fog, black 11_ hi* Tamman) bsdrr, Sheriff noon 4-00 P. M#.
IM m n ir
*Hr
nm nlh «»f O ctob er prs $« b at Itic IIm|*Viv*t f’ b'iri h
add’ 1W -garden ’■arrmmdlng this pointed fn>. and king fox furs
F-prcinl attrntmn if . ullr.l tn
Farley, shout piofeaslonsl ssoih
place Id on* o f thy must beautiful were worn with the sports suits Hing In the club h- ailed by Fail* * \|n< i w ill lir «aitl d a ily a t 7 .10 the •hanvr »f the hour *»f Ihr
and afteinron drrssr*. Deads of
*"* •
.
"Mr. Farley told
me." hr
night
Ili irnfliT thro ii(h
••Sint* making this trip we have semi-precious atones and other testified, “ fhs| if I didn’t like hr
thr uinliT this i* *civnrw will l.ra dlfffrm t Impression of flower* appropriate costume jewelry were way the clubhou** was run I
Rin ul 7 s't instead nf n imi
snj garden* fnr we have Isaire*! features of the outfits.
knew whs: I could do. Thru- an
Kcv.
Cairoll
Vrmrr.
p««t"i
lists
In
colors
to
harmonist
that It
not Ih* amount c f space
other people resdy to take \ or
"One ( ’hating n ThoUMinl*. i
u»td In mkking them but th* ar with th* costumes, were of th* place in the legislatui*', hr i -Id
'hr thrmr nf the -rr'm*n by thr STORMS R \KF. CAI.IMHINI X
Victorian
type
largely
with
soma
tist!?, planning and planting that
me ”
pallor Dt li A. .M While tha»
makes them attractive and If your modifications of the Eugenie and
Hr sabl hr conversation had
bjrct for the cvritiiiK hour 7 ilil,
ggyiMn ctuba could aorashow create s few of the new Agnes sailor* taken plarr aftrr a raid on thr
th$ love and admiration far flow- They were trimmed with ostrich, Karlry club In 192$ during wliuh i -Out Of iho llrart**, Thl H
e r f that la eviftn} In Europe l‘ m corf, and quill feathers and sillri shout 2'* men wkr* *i rested for llume-coniing day ami wr rnnli$ W ,'th * result would be worth lows. The bags wrre made of gambling, am mg them •’Hsbly" •lently ripect a gn tt runun cmleather and ware suitable for Frorln-h, a ptofeasional gjmblrt tion •! Imth tervicr Spccml mu*
sport afternoon and rvtnlng wear. known In police as an aide of the sir. aSun.U) Hchflnl At 9:43 A M .
Prof. McKay, Supt L*«Ag)ir< at
slsin Arnold Rothatrin.
M pOCk f i r m s u s p e n d e d
ftlll.ANDO— Total of $3,-111.D2S
•l;30 P. M.
I'lavrr
'tig
spent by Orange County on it’
WrtlncvlAy night a! 7:30 I*. M. • ( I Kit SI SPENDS MEMIIF.il
NEW YORK, 6:». 2. - ( A P I — roads, which have been taken into
NEW YORK. IM . t
(A .’ M
Th* sto ck e ic h s n g t yeslarday an State highway system.
The New York I'urh Esrhange
YOUNGSTOWN. !).. Oti, 3.nounced fdaper.sion o f Curtis and
ye Irulay .i»*|w-ndeil f .«**•* inrm
(A J M — rhyskrian.* reported ih*
StiiitT ’ fbA'Ilnaolwney. Thla wa*
COCOA— Nrll Stewart, local avl- (Oliditinn of Dr. William .h hn Hrlendn Road near Geneva Avr brl*hip Adanisnii t O'llnen sllvi
lha Hg)m [ failure of w B lo c k ev etor, l*t eontrsrt for construction
Cooper, United States romniioion
William M. McPherson, pa-tur. the lirm had annnumnl n . fail isr
A anf# tnetnher firm Mac* April of small hangar at Cocon Airport.
<r nf agriculture, as Improve).
Bilde School, Sunday, 9:45 A. M lo meet engagements.
niinnEO
I.ECAI. NOTICE
><<*11111 It MtKEHTKD
H W R VOtiH WATCH r?nU td
by on# wh*» r« ally knowf ^ot|
llr ifft, J.$»r>r, Miff. A fl.
I— A utom obile*
• n| PE. N«w
» $.V2*%. Near-
t niton
BOV2DEN
NEW YORK. Oct. X— (A.P.VSlmkholdei* of American conipanics today will receive third
quarter divid nils, th* amount
slashed by $175,000,090 from 1930
Thl# “ salary" reduction eome*
because to far this year 147 divi
dends wsr# ommlttsd and
ware reduced.
Gn an annual basis th* dividend
(hangs* rwiuc* “ wages’' of stock
holders by approximately $$00,
000,000. Th* reduction* era on th*
stuck eichang* alon*. If all era
considered, th* (igsir* would h*
brought to $1,300,000,000 for ths
year, or $]0.40 for every
man,
woman a n j child in th# .UnlUd
States.
/SO. G A
STATE ,
Rlnc* Ih* bear
I.A N E l’8 UKt’li
I ll 'l l . I> IN ( *
ratioWo anl gororgnioate. "
Hawovar grtat -the** rata may
ITirnrr* untl 1‘lnnlH
W*1>|
Oct. 24th—Th* ahoala of Miami
Rearh IhraeUn tham at M lim l U;
Oct. Slat—foulh Gsorgla Htat#
rises to devour thorn, ot Rol
lins j
Nov. I$th— Millaaps ColUg* Im
peril* thair safsty, again nt W-P)
Nov. l i s t —Boodoa 'State Cot-'
log* looms ominously at Bowtka,
Ga. i
.
i‘. .
though ho did aaaort It wa* nacas- i
aary for tho Utpobllrana to organIt* * “con* tract hr* and aggr* astro
program."
•
Dn hit way aaat at Bloux city,
Iowa, Senator Borah prOpoeei a
pregram calling for ndwttans tn
Uo war wparatlona, rurtallaaont
I
,
|
1
'i
Nov. Mto—P la d m a a t fwho
wrecked them Ul ’$0), at Ptodmont. Ga.:
.
. Doc. 5th—Lynehburgi Va., who
stand* fin a l; la-Umly [war,.,at
HolUos.
In idtO: Tha T a n
l
only by Piedmont, tied Miami and
Wantrrl
U llfU .M . Al.l.oW ANCB on | W
o'd battery 31h W. First 81
IK— II oiihcu F or
|-1 ill UK\T
R en l
1uih»«K«h| h room
t unirultiti. iin> m u t nvpnl*ncH|
Hrfiin:*'
''»■
Fall T. A>
Phom :>JH .1
H ill RENT
h m »mini fmnlshad
lii'ti**- fa ll III I’ sik Aicnu*. 'A ‘ |
21V—
Mi.MccIliiniiiU'*
lliir s n in l. lt
For
Stl#
.1(1—
Houses
Ftw
CalT^
Hn l e______
I'M.MKTTtT
Xitr ar tik f
I. «n» a l o w .
raeo nd t*
iiMiis* I O n sitighoitl, $ 2230.00 IffTOO*
i s.la l o u g h R e a l l y T o . 311 Fl rt t
.
\\
Nat l. lUnk ItMg
'
•
Special fo r .10 «lny». A n
KxlO ph oloirraph fur only
$1.00.
f
Wieboldt Studio
Arcade
..
W. H. LONG
I IF,NS and FRYFR8
D RESSED
OR
L IV E
VISIT
S P E N C E R 'S N E W DAIRY
On C ou n try C lub Road
And See F or Y o u m c lf Why
llarlrria
M a ln lu ln cd
By Brinkcrh'ilt
Coant
U n der
Is
10.000,
U. H. Standard Fuf
CERTIFIED MILK
AUTHORIZED
AU TO
RE-FINI5 HING
■v. STATION /
E CHOPPING DAY5
AMD HO CMRtTT-
Inspection Invited
At All Hoar*
S P E N C E R 'S D A IR Y . I N C
G eo. C. H arden , M gr.
BLOTTERS
Keep Smiling With Kelly Lotta Miles
BROCHURES
STATEMENTS
By J. Carver Pusey
VtDu a c . Mo T
s c A i e e n T ^ a t if la t
"Poofl
>
c o u /t
V4ILU C A T c t f * y o O
AM D M A K E VbU G o
A « t io o j
- 4 a - 4 $ : -W c A
H evara. K n o w
M « IN AU. W l » * e
M » W C io T ttM * j
Vou
H»W H i h L 'i
4.40-21
................$1.93
3.00-20 ......... ........ 4 7.10
4.50-21
........ 5.95
5.25-20 ..................
RJM
1.75-19
................ 6.03
6.00-20 .................... I t M
Mounting nml iwrvlcc FREE— no ext ran
SEE AND HEAR
M a
h H
CltOSLEY EIGHT TURK PIsA Y B O Y M I I / K
87 Hint Ion.* In one night ncIIh fur only “ • / • I
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
.
Oil-Yt-L T u ll.
I’ bo a* 441
■You — I Ttnd AWAY
FOA.A - m e . T te o R .
T A B M A mo m a « y *
HoN U o K
»N
AMRy p a n M e
AMD S A V E M B AU
u ic ttr
H «w * c
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
FalU tea o'clock on Wednesday morning. October Tth, t i l l .
|k« Board of I’ublto Instruction will t*e*lv* bids tn lb* rro*Um
of a school bollding at AlUmoalo Kprlags. I’ laa* and apodfVcalloaa may he obtained from th* architect, Mr. U. Harold
.Hair, Winter I'ark, Ptorlda. on or after Haptemker ITU, IN I,
AU bids masl b* made an farms farambad by tb* arcblteat and
moat be arcom Halod by a certified or cashier's tbeek, a* ana*
rrary, la aa amonat equal I* flvr per real af tb* bid.
,
HOARD OF I'll HIJC INSTRUCTION FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
T. W. M o too. 8#*r*tary.
1
F I ’IIN ITU RE fsf .
-.ill- ,-hi up- Al*u ihickens.
si lisb.i I ’m n n A v e n u e .
3n
• H€it J»&
A & r>
r»
W IL K D flJA IU
'
...l
I 'l T I M I
l*I.ANT3.
Illy I.. -e» VII i idur*. Slaw*
-, | I . 1-’ M I Myitle A rg
INVITATIONS
Thirty sharks wsr* slain by th*
Rollins College Jack Tara of Win
ter I’ark on n fishing trip during
tail training nt Naw Smyrna
Beach, tut tho question I* "Can
They Navigate Through Thl.
Heal", whan on:
Ort 10th—-They grappl* with
Alabama 8tate Teachers, at W-F;
O c t . l$th—Southern Colteg#
t enacts thair progrota, also at
lil.lM K J - W n g a U o B
hmra an<1 fcnrral .-ament work.
Mi it i. Cum "tr Co. J. K.
w llafffr. Fr<»t 3rd anti Elm.
basis of 10,000,009 tavaator#.
In addition, hugs lossas kayo
h**a larurred through amissloq of
laleroat payment* by many eorpo-
Sl'ORE— Frw
script) ns, n.sgsi in**, fouptgii
.. rvtre.
PROM IT
dtll*#rt*a
1‘hont 105
market began
bark In 1929, Investor* have knd
dividend reductions which aggrogat* $1 ,500,000,000. or about $o
weekly for- svrry investor on tko
MlAH
FO R BETTER
A t a.
|— l.ttsInrsM S ervice
Our
UTTIste MARY M1XUP
iTtOCbr
M v r t lr
More Light Itf Put
On TammanyClub’s
Oaming Activities
A L L Q U I E T ON THE
W E S T E R N P R O N T : ‘ Alme*
Sample M c P h e r s o n , svangsllat,
seeks quiet In tan PrsndaC, with
her new husband. DaeU Use to*,
law guita notwtfkiaaaOig*•'-
lO S E F O R NK'AfL: r4crhap« thi« babv rlrphant of iht SydAuitralM. Zoo. w«> wo.icrnng about the Idiot doinga of hit big
). P. brother in la - v / / North America. Al any rate he Meina
Ky Intercated in list
• *% newepaper
dank
Sermon. Sun-lay, 11:00 A. M
Willini; Workers League. Sun
day, * s i I’ M.
K u m r i-ric
>4rJ »r.»ft>i
PAGE F T V t
S A T U R D A Y . O C T O B E R 3. 1931
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Prod T. WHUsuaa, Cbalnoadj
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In
t e r m ' d a healed
•• f i g h t when ~o . h # l i . e t l l«t I
I ivir.g up to his nauia vf "Wild
ii ts hieli
•aw many of the lliir llallalian, tha young losstr
Ul«iN-r«o* them
\
l*ro
a
e
i
leak f r e e l y as t o l h » i r Ihrva timaa put men on l*ara bf
l*«Mttei• frokr «l«*wn •t*%i•• d.Hirs
and \!n. ('ha i lew Undhergh
capiited in th* Yangtse River
today throwing th* famous fli
i ,** S • j
tl M»*
'lIM1 Il'SI
St \ m K. ikt
l I \ I* }
er* into tha * iU r , but they
lira (ion l« ll|tr»a« v to h«‘l|t iA
m
*'ihit«*
*lr|
r
in
"Main
llw
raittm,
err* rescued ij.ickly hjr men
I• n*nt.
ihl. ighiMlt 1
norm. (•
of ' m :h «»v*h f *n* rr%-»onal acfrom th* Briti'h aircraft car
nniinn t'\ * iiuuta ifw it iwluiti
tier Hermes.
Th* up«»t o ,.
|t'*r will l <• akrn l»> organiied tfntrf |»ri*r - m nuii) lire* rw'oii
culled while Ln.l’ erfh * 11
'jiK«,r, \V*.||Ajn l,r #n. pruitiut • trurllon t f l * r r « i ^ f , p ie u tif >\
tumina hi* plan* about pre
of he %in. *l%
*in KeOvnilon
mind tti, far»n |»r •In* 11 an«1 I )
paratory to a takeoff on an
h» i r rMit'riajr
atiiitula to f t in<|''iilUi*»n 1
other roluntaer flocd survey
cltirf. t-n hie way l »
Turning
slu r Ktl'J'ririp
LONDON, O c t 2.— S i r flight Th* body and tha wing
tio n
O f 2 S u s p e c t s \ .,
II i . f«jr i l f annual C rfm ail •'th.*- h M ?•• hr
. ——
| « iriken ton »f he f'tkrtHtii) ,M*t
f ji: | !« a*'y s r t.n
Thomajv
U pton,
b arn acle-, of tha plan* were damaged. Dr
Kina of th* China famine con.
"
HUNTINGTON. N#w Y otW. ih-t "f*ru mu ihr '•rg»nd*aiH*»t will si .a
btm rdnl Kportaman o f Eng• \\ e f«H*| l ha n l
l-re •« n|
mtoaion was a lu u n y r r on
2. -« A P . A f t e r
hearing l-ricf ‘>>n|ihatir*lly rvaffirm** it* «ta»4
llah nailing c r a f t
hauled* th* plan* when the accident
♦**r tit *«jif i<at i^n of
\
i pwrffenrv
*»*ri almn* •h ttil*l
U'titn.ny about ihe m o|m \.
•» t f n-tiui
' \» tic |flint* th* ' i l f **f k r «v i» flntl nthrr nwarv
.dow n hia tails today and died
ucr.rT*! »hnrt’> after th* plan*
ennmer’.
.n*« the *tr*nrr :
■>
p.,
.IcdniL
th. n l.r alta k....
wac- • r*u*
■ a* lowered into th* water
ia 1lU eigh tieth year fo llo w
muider of
l!r|r«l >il tiir Kijhl'fitlh Vintfvi- lute
from th* d«cli of th* Benue*.
in g a severe cold contracted
•S'aniford >achtn»3n. iltt»f<i I ihU v in, ni however. *s nol urge*! ny
Th* tno *n* pull«d out of I he
* Th** Still; tf, iu|
Ml* lifnited
with Ihe m)*trr> of HU •leath t,.r lr,L-rA,H,ni h, .a.,|
aeveral daya
ago. G iven a water and Ui* plan* lifted to
ain-»n^ aM 'tir*’ ft- kra p i iu ni a*
still
unsolrfd.
C«.roner
U
ilium
1
hr
fetleritlo:,
wii!
/
•
on
rrrenl,
“ a p o rtln g chance” this m orn th* deck of th* ship.
§
rmHumrr* in I1'-* » a rt.'
G il«»n rtwle-l the inquest with ’ he t;r,^n tai.f. agj>in«i w»pe ru *> ard
"T* r «•••»<1 in it •m*» ket »f thr
in g , to su rvive the reactions
I following statement **f find Ben
.Ua^an.p, ,.f „|! worker- to a s t i H wSit li • iIMlkllk* 11* IVglltU
V
w h ich lad te t In from a <n*jam in (oiling^ met hu tlcath »*n i pui,!^ ao< |.ti\a'e j .In i* **iem- nf I’*
kmtr *•! *»••*• i»• infill
ne morning of Sept 10 In lH» ^ ..ar) relief »n an irulr ei;ua* t-n* r>l
w, T * r t chill. S ir Thom as was
fat
*%h»fh II* 1*4*1
waters of tamg Island Sound a* ,|„n -1 thr
1 hr\ a»r wfro
i 'bought to bav* pane,| th* rrtob
ryii h*'
the reauli nf ifimries inf linen !»*• ! ..
.
.
r k « . « f rai*l o ' l*wmg h ' »
*
_
,
Hh|» ruling ojiniMi lh«e** ha«I
whan he' doled off Into a <|ulet
a pen*n or pen >n*» unknown aml
,
, , .
lah l |Pr»r
w
w ill
.» *
_ lern a dtCltktl ihm'lgf Ml utlhflr
from which ht failed to
that Ihe tinea l rause of dca h
. .
..
.
K
..
. uninne on thr i»r‘*ni tti *i ui«s
was tiiowning
,
.. »
«
n n \ i f ion* m reward !<• what they) walking man." seven Macks rtorf^;
'.lun. larrrn
thr iedvra
T h r l» >1\ i»\r lifll all IV f I'll-. ■ I'd * 1 l » w h a t e v e r th ’ lav hands
I tcnnr.| exorbtlont rate*, the Semi-] Imr flr »t U rc »«»* of lho»* f r t « .
Th. only willie.* today w ., „ „ „ • p|.nninr lo rail >irwn r Aa popular in th* United S u tr
rt, tin f l i e r fo ug ht Aith lub*. ham
»•• till)'. H r ..llr ran iv*l h , .
wu;ig 1»»olr Aif' *« .illural t’luh has apper i twssva. If George Earn* how had-'
nt#r Kstvlitli, rrowhwra.
Dr Vincent McAuliff* wh.. a* ro.ml* u. C ruit— III • tpp..r 1 ( > • * ( '•IWt.i
as to England, famed throughout | ,
--------b
,.n 1 RU> de< idr(| to fight carriers o f 1hteo even a g«>ed better, a dlffef
p«d
•l.t.d in perfurminv- t . aulot.*>
i „|.tU,n lo bn„g »1hsU’ in. n M tm n t an no ttf frail •r» ii unt' twtllva at th- h a*l
autot-y ( |rr|l'|S|iun
»n .oiling* bud)
Hr tjM of fit s ion.
fos*t and only th«* thargt* .*/ this section's liugw celery ami ent story might lit told, foe rm
to thr f#arr l |Tiin«
la • Scot- *
tw orcitlonska eg me to hot «U k
, J
I
, | Calling*' hind* and f.#» bring nw>n..t»d man com11 ditt«p thani vegetable fo p f r« m another any le.j
iti h • cflj nt -t t—lie*T *e ff f'pffhon > li,n n :) rod* , ! ( l btf|1
* | bound and -aid k* h*l fcaen •(ruck!
k a.ej with the proaptet of ha^s
»•!
>a*r»
«c.Hagb.|A>«
to
u
pol
hick.
Fropic
UwnaO
fmm
sw«nd
S|f I m»*-.arr in thw
k-aiuerd laiOolfkail Jl yj Iba *V«ill
»*, On.'* ho f*m * Up with lit. b oot
»r> wlndnww twmharHR|{ tha |m», mg to pay an average of $:V» more
B e ' %r%
N a4
Omjp.
it ;W>tant.
*1'1
l-0 'ead Art *rlH -*#r»e-rn pr».n\n t»( f.klrr t
freight on rach car of crlery full, to hit Into a iloubh* ptAX>r
II*.* with broken frmlture.
I In the menu imt DUtnrt AtWU |) well
| * «»ney Al'iantitr Blue said hr
I h«* British gnTvmm nt. a \»» -hipped from herr* the farmers. thr -rcond timr with l* o on,7 two
U»d aa will liked in all
ti nl dirtitnrahlp by Iriatllt ul ||a mi cording to Krei K Homer, out. only to ,trikf> out.
(A
J*.)--TW
Robert.-Sill.:,
rot
to,
‘’.‘‘T
’
’
V
7
'Jl'1
"
^
ot
V
couatriO* M wai hi*
In ih* ninth, Ko»i drew a walk.
w,.
. . .
.
eutjnc* In th* tolutton ot thr
nra tfconomy puwerc, y*»i«r<Uv piesiilent nf the rlub. are l»eeom
r
. aroefc" and kb repeated on- redaction Mil. emkedying tha plan
r ^ fr ,m L „
R„ ih ,,
put fuiward a Gill I
l.vk pmfi mg e'liscioMs of their prediranieni Mi Hr i HI.J out, and tiykr* got a
awcroaaful effort. ( » bring tha r*:ctitly a.apUd b| Texas, was son. WiIFam. held in jlll in l>v
in what h termed “ a surprising* u.ilk WiUigut* WO* -truck oyt
trrrm^.
*WW mug* bock U England.
n.aimer.
•■lily *ft*r HolUban hod thiown
pwaaed in tbo Mlaaiaaippi Srrwito l**s B%ick,
Ila said M i«
Tha bill, iinivd at persona who
Sir Thomas wo* th* don* r of early laat night after lengthy de- Cullio*t, had gone Iher* to louk at
\ representative of a tsig.1 him -i* boll*. Jim Moor*, comlnr
mike suspension of the gold
1 . a -o m M_____ Jl.wl.L|J
tba Uptc A Cop, klgkaat award in
•UntlsrJ the oc.ision li.i pr*»fi Southern motor bus tine >aid to in lo bat for Earn»h«w. dUplaya
W
Th. war* w « aa t0 t
i f - " ,hc/ ,,n! tfcr * s *1“ ' • > '
ydcfcttog circle*. TIom aftrr tin#
h<a\«* i nli n.t*t| apltal ap|*eared ti markable Jurlginrnt «hen, afUr
— _
might t* of u r n Importanr* m
trvnng
in
food.
pas%
««|
its
first
Tb. maaaar* w u aent to th - 1 the ft*#.
kb Shamrock i l l Mat to Amrrisum* he* had Apparently ilmck ctil on %
trading in Ike llnu«r of (*omiu«>tis ts'fi»*r thr group and for
r a . watoia In rain andenror* to House for cona(deration. Th* *ote
llr*. Coiling*, Auutont In* O n € - T h i r d O f P o p u l a - T w e l V e L i c e n s e s A r e It provides penalties ranging up t•• minutes Ui | U fore It a prnposi thlr«| sliiko, hr rin down to f l r i i t
9
■
_
j
—m .
J
•• §••••••••»» |toll*ilt*W* 'S*IR..*H U|l
* ^ ft" th* cup, bat time after time, » * ' Uken after many unsurrvai |
tion whtfiahy the fra«ll»ilit ?. of lot# an.l was safr ih*ro Ikrctatk
Atlornf| f m l J. Mun
tio n O f C o u n t r y I s
I s s u e d
l e s t e r d a y thier months imprisonment ani
UN auparlor tall lag qualities of ful attempts hid brwa mid- hr th»| %,er•
r*»m aftrr WiUon h>d dropp'd Ih#
htuhng all vtfgtftahlr crops fr*»m
William A- Kelly, cum
fine of |M)0.
Uka Vaalli*. or Ik* Raaolata. or
Ihia Srclion t»y truck w«» clearly strike, ho picked up Ik# pill
lor Mi*. Calling*. Irft la-i
bill',
fan
upponent.
to
get
thr.mgn
,ur
M'*'
Mraiivthilr,
it
r»|Hjifrt|
uti
Uitlr ertw*—or wn* It luck? —
outlined m« cording in Mr Hornrr 4threw it lo third, loo lair to
night (or Dayton* Brae.' , I U
amendment* which would har* eu-1
••ffikiall) last nixkl lh«l llir . hi* f
left tha Shamrock UniUng far beKelly im l Mr*. C illmg* ha-l
WASHINGTON, Oet. I ( A I* I
K.ff«ris of the Kanfntd l i v l.itto'fmI nxrnhwr« of Ihe n«tioo*l Thi* aircnt. ahilr not oonmiltini Fusa. With tha h*»a* full a" | Ih*
tangled
the
plan.
Ih i
-lamia in an uproar a> Mav Ui.hop
•tur'iid pktu m for im,rr than
line th.
of the American p •• i* mmt«aloners r * rid this city ».f iruxrrnmtfnt had do »«JnI |I» *tan.| • hi^ firm in a drfinitr manner, wa*
Ih* bill wna advanced b, ll« two hour* but hod been unablr ..
So k ill known maa Upton m i
l I ’LMMilh «Bli»fird with the *•' came |i» ihr h*l. h*«,-b*ll hi*to»/
ill**
I
s
f
g
c
n
u
n
i
^
r
o
f
slot
n
u
- v 1‘rtin* Minister IUmsa> Mm. lion of Ihr grower* prrmrnt. arvl appsuisvl about to t«r mail-. Jim
kb beata tkat dedag tha World author. Senator W. B. Robert*.
•lecidr whether L. D Ritchie and pto vr- 1' *•'*, ftood p!r,tg*d Ii, ti. thinr- Ntvi purivkl^rds -md! |««
Hiuuild. election or no rlKtlrn
dr larnl that a« ho n as hr could Rottumlsy madu it- to sarn the
War after ha had tlftrw l the oae -legUUtion for hUBMntty'* *nk-..“ hi* win, William, held at Da>tn«* ttatr i-wrmira to a -rtf help diItf o p r i B t i n ^ Hers*, hy thtf r n * r t
thr srurirjp of this ( irturn lo hu main office wilh a vvarlasling thanks “ f
it kb "E rin" aa a kaapltol thip to Uadtr it* term* rot too acraag* In liracb, were tha turn »hr <ay- Irtnc in lackliag aimer relii t
Haltahan.
tiu'ii! «*f an o n t i n a m r w h ii h j.lncr- irporl
obs*tv«r«
rontiiirml
lh«*
Mlaainippi
during
IS3S
and
I9U
mass of data and Information ho
rnrry wounded aaldbra back from
iContinuad on I'agv > t»*l
boirded tha Calling* yacht I'm- prahitma j m ly C i l
lirtfn»«* fa r o f f7*» on |irn*|'rtl of an rlntiviA Is-fnii the
would
b*
m
tn
e
te
t
to
M
per
cent
had collected concerning thr local
Trane*, ho rafua.d, to allow th*
(Continued on Page Three)
l*r •i.lti'i
Hoover
ann umed cmch rtkjkchinr, at).I an xMitionsI month is nv*r sn huinif
U-vn situation, an important innouiwelUd Craa* alga to bo painted on of land In cultivation in t*U . and
,
Ucfifvr
uf
tfO
'or
r«ch
'4
»ir
’Mine
Miouun
n..w
ha*
aligard
with
|
f
it
ally
htflghUnr«l.
would mean that land* idle in |M I
mint might In furthcomini;.
. tbo halL
nine m-tei state* that "kavr >n I 'M Sf t.l ^ if it* . i ; r Mpp r r n il y itu|
Thr ministers r«jn»'rrna,| in Iho
'German -ailnr*," ha
aaUL muat remain idl* a* far a* rottov
M ih-ds of hauling mixt-d lot*
wUh titot rai
ir|Mtii
air
|»rd
Km.lintf,
forrign
u i ti tLmm w
w .Av ti u
t at ct K
k ct u
f i |hcjr oiin
th' ,r • bili*3
"
rF rr u
-rTh. UBa'
In h„,u, k u
i « vkrll
M)lii| car !<»od« of erkry
"know cld Thomas and hb boats, planting la c.nrwiBed. dirihg the
Ih
r
CaiNmkfinnrrb
mih
I
M'-rrliry; Kir lUrhrrt Samuel.
two-yvar period.
aad know be b a t doing anything
toll) |-opt lalion •Kcevkiing lu.isNl. i 'finally |-m« s i nr •rjolu*k*rt ■! Iiomr ir» rvtary; Sir Airhiloild Sin and other produce were disrupted
la
lk«
H
oum
thr
bill
will
find
ko shouldn’t do."
SEBRING, Oct. i —(A .P .)— The 000 prr*«m4.
4 mn-tisf ««n \\»'In.-.lji aft**r clan. bc« rrlsrv for S««ilUn l. S»* U fo ir the tepresentalivr conoppoeitiou from supporters of en
r-M)<!itutkioality af the •ta.c'Simultsft t»u«lj. ihf prr*»«JrrH’a i na-Mi. Vr*((r«i«> I.* lum** srrv (fk.rtMdl MmcJ s mn, pwidMil
of rlJtlid h»« talk
s lltru tirs plan, introduced by green fruit law that prohibit- Ihe
tin reasing lal*or prnbt mt in i ORLANDO. Oct. 2. — Aflcd
RapnaraUtlv* Lawrmee Krnnr<ly. spraying of ritrua wi:h ar-.nic relief o-gamsal.on planiu-1 to pro-1is-uevl f i per-»iu> having .lit ma tli# f*-»Br I of rd’irntion. ami l.or«l
on
this
district al«o ocrupiti the at neck, vf intensive *»rk
,t untinued -n fa g - Ttirn-r
l4>ihtan. rhBntdlor t f thr Huth>
and ilatilar to tha cotton piohlbi b bring attacked here twlay by mule live policy uf »h«*ter working)
the budget fur the year D U . tho
1
1
ntion
of
the
dull
msml‘*r»
hr
hour* t-> -prea<l available employ--- ---- ----of l.*VM«hirr.
tlca * f Uwiaiana.
attorneys fur three fruit grower*.
_ 1fora adj< irnment. The idea of li nly council tnrl thi* morning a*
\ in tk« dBV< iimordiuVtfly h«*
Senator Ed'Smith I tl tk* fight Defending the law were I V y
un *<|uatiiation board In haar
full the tormatlcn n* the nil'lonal1ren.ing and l-ndlng colore.i rrew complaint* uf property owner* od
agalnit Maaaga of t^o kill, do
la m b , ( t ruer general; Nathvn
rotitiacton v*a« Ihomughiy aired,
KOtr-niiivnl. Ki«< G.targ*ctoring tool it* adoption weald r*
Mala, ayrteultural ................. .
nlthi-ugh no final action wn* tok th* 10.11 tax valuation- ami tbert
-■■■
—-------—-------_ — vunic o I •kiric
1r>. pv'IUMMI
l niv I a yw
of IK. political
chiefs
tail In tocraaaod uaemployment in Speaaard lloliaad, Bartow: liar- m« -Vwo|m* iwa
adjuurnad until thto altuinoon, at
The ■ §«. Carroll Varner, pastor
nr me rid.V.• n of bit b jiim o i »rp- P i i r n I t I I P A
I I P U indai. I^ur*! Reading. Stonier en. It i* l>. Iievrd. however, that the which time th* miibyre for lf.*l
tha Delta by cutting the number
din Pa eraoa. l^keUad: ard \V. C.
of th* f l n t Wothidbt Church of
plan
will
he
tried
thi*
«ta-on.
(Coniinced
on
l*ago
Two|
l
U
I
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l
l
l
U
l
t
O
l
l
l
l
C
1
^
1
,
1
^
^
f
,
n^e
native
leader,
ait!
of familita for each 100U acre* Pierce, Tampa.
and tho tax roll will bo uffi.iallf
Soaford this momlag mods public
,
|-r-i tont of thr privy roun il, and Negro fielil worker* have in Ihe. adopted br resolution.
fram U to 15 to kto county, Coa
A half d.va*n attorneys repre
s telegram from Hairy II. W albr,
pU’
t
roniplsilied
tliat
they
haw
Wilh
Nr,|
Smith
acting
in
\f\s
;r
n
f
hamlK-rlain.
I
un-rrv
homa. alone, and weald throw autd
sented tk* omglaiata. I. H u y ,
a tnatoa o f th* la w w Spring*
Though formal liaing uf thi
into of hum-, r.-onom.c* Irachrt, at;re an,| yjrat |,„-j „ f the ad from contractor*. T b », have ap
mg.ee* out of work there.
that that
Eve* proof; * Barnard K ilg o r e ,
■ml lb* •buwroum uf thr Sanford mimlty, vDttrt l Rickingham t'al not received all of their xalarte*, lt>.« mi lag* will not lake p aca
"We will bar* a rampant war
Clearwater; and K. D. Keene, Kua^
b at ptoamt bt vital
k'erniturr
a* lha <la»> room. atl at different time*. Pmumablv pealed to the grower* direct, pud util alter consideration of ata
with condition* m l wore* than (to. Ik e coaiptoiaaata rlaimerl -.he
10 r uag g)rD. member- of Mi*. mr>. l iaeu**e,l thr .ituatlun with from tho-e appeal* the bonding ,145 complaint* lodged with th»
before roconat ruction day*." he
law unronstiimtonal in that I-. al
plan a r » e
council, cither hy totter or la p-rMethodists to as^
> O l Ural M*
Ala tie Wllmo'r cla** in hum* j,;, m«Je'*>aajd. Smith plan nod to lake hi. low* tbo atato agricultural rom------------------ ---; -on. it i* known that tho operate
i » drtto tor :
——
1won..tab* at fWmirvoU
High, yh, ra|| f „ r p,iin*
MinDtsr
Hgkt to th* Hrua* with tk* imek mi-vioaar la tot up arb.tra-y
"Tha
mg eipen-e, of Ih# city In Ui*
NEW VORX. Ort. S .-I.V .P...................."
'
' Ikhuto this morning war, giv.n
*n| Ma. Di.nol,. to rnakr «> i m Hafuitl* 1 « ( ’ l)U n lP H R e C C I V e
lag of other Dalta mamker*.
standard* of eufarremcat. C«>m- Mia# Lydia Lladyien* IdW dW intinwl* glimps* into i w ) m fur-1anr.Miacutnaal rrgarling clactlnn 1
coming year will bo approximately
i a U * _ , _ __ , , ______
Tha Dalta aaetiao. wkkh pro
mittioner Mayo said th* "future suit tgaiM t O to II. Kahn
tcu.nno and th* millag* will bo
mil- nllutr m.-klag. repairing, and »rll-1 .,ian, h„ baconv mote inabtont
llare* tha b ag tu ple roUaw, da*<
•>f Ftortda citrus growing deperv.'s lloaane "goardien angol of Now
\*«w m
ar
1
f .1
_
m _•___kn ik
14 mlt'.v on. 100 par rent of a*
mg.
••
|
not kav* aa apprrciabto carryovar.
' [„
IA ,h- piaaa and ,tMwh»n-. B- th
upon tke oatraam ad tkia nua." York opera," «a a dumuead yaw
T V vtoll lo th* furniture *tor*;,i,rM.
w *n L *f) thstUn and.
N'm-ltr* euupie*. whit* ami epptaisoJ ealuation of appracto
nr aurplua, Dalta Irgtalator* vaid
The bearing will p.-o'jabty coa•K. otn..
of utalaly
flgtw*
lb?
urtu» i' 4 “ • '* *
‘ hw. 'lhmr - b . do nut want on, irgi- col,irrj a.llUiad „ the
l « g fftito g ruSaJiao or ptwhibi- ttotta tola d r a m a .
off be or
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tM<||,|y a>ThU
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algbttoggle4 ktoi not *atabH*ked >and « a i part i f th* regular work ,hat
tha praand urwrr
Pf
I'oonty
Judge- Jam**
(I. . Sharen
that
Kaha
"Tuloed
her
rawer."
1
(ought
-tudaals
at
the
high
-rhuol.
i
ta;„t,
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t
o
^
the
adjustment*
made
follawlnt
Th; bill had aa*y tailing until
"Thi, typu ol arti-va n no:; Miss Wilson raid that ,.-ra«ionai( |n
quartera It war ,v
during th# month of September j en„ ipUiBU raca(Yed by lba mjuaU-. ( k •1
tha aarttoa ragulatlag tha uenalte
fl
Ko«rd.
favored by Ih* conr.,." raid Sw "•’ Id inpo to various point- in the p,rtcl that Mr. MacDonall would for pcrm.s.lon to many, a red telag
It*
viola
tion
was
reached.
It
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o
f
on.
over
Augoat
figure..
c
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Vnrwer u U ,
yem * Court Jcelir* »*rahan. in <ity will ho mad* during th* arhool |mak, an announcement before h*
•a*, hat* that lawyer member*
lh#
tor Itaalf
gtan mg a motion far dirrairaal ,«ar, and tkat rack pupil would ^ a, r , today f i f a visit to hi* con- thrw »var July figur.., and tight fof U jt
paarid to a Wag *tnam of amend
aa aa Ortacak represent* a 10
WA5HIN U T O S.
On. t — m-oe by tba rtotoaie attorney be- have first-band knowledge
uf] ,titu rcy at Seaham
Harbor, over June.
meats whkh to th* mala w.rn daI ice ns • were issued to
II , .eduction spesad throughaut_?bd
for. k* k ai called a mitaaoi.
-very point cf kom* ,roa>'0ik*. to-' where be will meet local l-*b<ir
( A M - A grvwiag kuidtu o f n
(anted.
ln«t VML
"I b >ld that the ro-rail-d -Ian <hiding cooking, melt rutting, 1|ea lira aho rae-ntly demanded h>« roleted and eight "hit# roupla*. j
An amandmaat wh* gamed r*. prpdUoraa amt a tomaal-vg tog m
Having laadawwan fram paniah- tb* kom* traces . kaa mfyrd tie. i Iton la taaed ,n a f nodule* t r Mid welfare work and training, |i(sign vtion a* thsir nteml- r in lb*
of claim." tba court ruled.
. and lb* maaufactcr.- of clothing. llau-e " f
s m t far vtotottoma. hy gerataa tb* trew aiy Into a dafki
It lk t W .M I fa , tk* fir*| quarter
—*.,1
«>.—L—» VKahn, wka waa railed ta Ike
Mr. f>mitb explained th* higkXI. and the colorej women, W. Th* . ^
,
. - • f thr prataac ftoral year. A year wl pe»< -'and Wadnemlay by Mow. light, in tk* making uf praraat
v n U B iB AUKOI NI)
, UPa,esc ag. record^ . . . that of
ff
* * • tba 'raaaary ftaitlwd tb* Ltodgraab attoraay aad" a«k«d
"
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'lay
rug*;
showed
the
rin-,
how
wKdn
P R oriT .t IlLE
»b
* g It_ wna *•» •*
U)S A N G l f i , _ OeU 1 - i A E l a whit* girl o f 15; tb* oldest ago, and
fbat qurrtcr *w Rapt- 30 wuh a maialy ta identify kimaelf. was under* faraitur* reruliwrUon dlfwhen tba miltog*
o f I U M J M bat at tb* nut in coart whew tbo dismissal ferej from tkat of -Iher year*; —Radio adeiaao reported two that of a c'-lnred man of 45.
-eased a* 15 mills am a 50 par 4
u Oct. • a nf tba year I: was to w .000 000 taw
rvplaiaad tb. change* that kav*; fishing bemto sack cvnying crew
basis of WjfOOjaOB.
EDISON GROWS WBAEBB
’ to Ike
-<AJ>.h
af folk* ar* ro to Ua rad. U r a l tavra tor tktoj Tb* kloaSo priata to a u . who h*ew brought about ta tb* cut- af ta maa, agroond on *bo roeka
This year, tor tba
fag Urn
te p i i id af
off
Sra
BraitCa
Maad
111
mils*
>r abrwad a sharp rtocllnr. , had tratiftol Wsda.-aday amid -tracttag of matttemrax aad bad*
la Orlando's history, tbo
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WEST
ORANGE.
Oct.
L
report*
«ne-b
of
I
m
Pudr
<
today.
Tba
■ '
' • murb w nptot
and p a ruing. tprtog*. aad advtoed tbam bow to
•l» wura reported ta no Im- ( AJ * ) —Thomas Edtoe a continue* will b* naararad am a
V A U S - T r e o a Florida I ah j wad littlg r a * . - * wtoa ska repair, paint, aad remodel him I
to grow weaker phyaiclana said valuation rather
la
*d
■citato dangwr.
» f New York; karmed ska had tost brr
tgfg and bo
furatobtogx.
today. Tb* investor ap-ads moat
' tbra far tbto rara, took
1,450 arrr* o f.
of hia timr sluing to bb Ubniy*
f t Mount ala Uka Ca«»>ra -1
fpttar
o t ke—Addlt
k e - A M toa ta ha
ADIA—Stats Plant Board
Urn wtf* and day anj aigbt
i (toy toad tosdsag to Btog ! struct ad aa Bn
Bradford Ouray kfch
tola ottk* to city this winarc la cowtapt attrnd inre
,•
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y i Wa$ Donor Of Cup
Named After Him
Hfe Tea Was As Welt
Xnowpi As His Great
"^ •ortin g Q ualities
Widow O f Victim Is On
Way To Daytona To
Attempt Identifica- '•*;
FiftyThousand Cnem- Pledge Selven To Supployed Hattie With
port Motor Hus Or
( op* WholIseCluhs
Freight Hoat Lines
To Disperse Crowds
COTTON BILL IS
GIVEN APPROVAL
BY MISSISSIPPI
‘"^ ‘•jRwluction Measure Is
Passed By
STATES PLEDGEIRE1AX FAILS TO
TOTAKECARE OFiEDT DAMPER ON
RELIEF PROBLEMSLOT MACHINES
Involved In Pledge
To Obtain Privilege
Orlando's Council
Will Meet To Fix
Millage For Year
Constitutionality Of
For Funds
For Orphans
At Benson Springs
...v.l High School Class
Of Girls Inspects
Suit Against Kahn
By Swedish Diva Isi
Ordered Dismissed
Marriage Licenses
Treasury’s Deficit
la Becoming Larger
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PAGE TWO
The Sanford Herald
tk tlM H m t r a liw M n amms
1
avatar al hataU, rteatSg
rka Hera I* la a a r n t n af tha
t o t r l a l d prao* oM*fc I* aaaln.
alaatr rntlilrU «u tha na* f*» a*,
no hiIm lias at alt n»w* at*a*ichr»
<rr*ail*d t* It *r «•< * th r ,»l* *
armor* to ihla roe*f no* ala* ta.
|***1 a m aohllahr* h.r.lo, Afl
Hahla *1 rapuhllaaiua *<
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" FRIDAY, OCTOBER *. I®**
What ha* b*com* of
fashioned man who h»,l
Rum r hi* it lh«t muii* t»m* h*
fort W?it pummer Mi** Whit*
llotlte Ip gnintf to hr j«nnl«n! black
and blue.
As though l>u»lncx« were not si
ready b»d etmugh. otto Kshn i*
«u*tl fur $50*1,001) itsmagc* tiy *n
op*ta singer.
Wot! b*t the neat
Lake Placlil hank rqh'
yutt a Joh, they'll |»i>k
that Isn't ><> plarid.
H len’t oir humic** I" rov
*i>
o f CNDUr>iTt hut »*niir *if Hi*11*** it it I*
look • whnlv M 1rt*lt$*r
t h« i
A State Bureau Of Investigation
v— * J - * r,
JB
'*
V-Dragging the waters o f Jjmg Island ^ mk! in. hearth
for pieces o f clothing and other odds and ends u clews
In the m ystery surrounding the murder o f B enjynln Collings, three weeks after the murder had taken place, the
New York llerald Tribune brands as one o f the rankest
pieces o f stupidity to l>e found in modern criminology. W ith
its combination o f errors in judgment, and complete lack
o f Ingcnimia method* of crime detection, the Ceilings case
matches the Starr Faithfull case of a few months ago,
‘‘The thousands who have followed the (C ollings) esse,”
the Herald Tribune declares, "have seen fo r themselves
how little organization there has been, how many possible
clew* have been neglected, how many inaccurate and mis
leading statements— some o f them very unjust .to individu
als concerned— have In-on put about by authorities or al
lowed to go unrorrerted by them. It is not as If an expert
hand were deftly using the newspapers to assist in solving
the m ystery; inther, it seems now ns if the secrecy and
the publicity were alike aimless and fruitless o f any real
progress. And finally, we have had the extraordinary and
inexplicable scenes at the coroner's inquest."
Hut the Herald Tribune, In fairness to the Officials Of
counties such n* those tn which the Colling*:and Faithful)
niiiriii'r* occurred, goes on to say that investigator* in
smaller rnuntim are seldom properly et|uipped or adeejuate)y assisted for the expnlitious Handling of mysteries of •
really puzzling nature, Crime* which demand ejgpert detec
tive work, or in which the m ystery actually defies solution,
are extremely rare, and if each county were required to
maintain a first class scientific detective urganllation, idle
most of the time for want o f n crime to solve, a consider
able additional expense to taxpayers would lie entailed.
A * a means of combatting this situation, the New York
paper suggests that b email but thoroughly efficien t state
bureau o f investigation be maintained, which could be called
in by a district attorney any time a crime should lie un
earthed whose mysteries were too Involved for local authori
ties. The suggestion is one which might receive considera
tion in states other than New York,
In Seminole County, for Instance, the expense and the
scarcity of crime, prevent the malnlainance o f any system
or agenrv for crime investigation comparable to the great
detective bureaus of metropolitan renters. Yet oceaalnnally a
crime occurs which defies the inadequate menna of kicul
offices. A state supported detective agency might be of
great assistance In such an emergency.
drtiABfl oilrnil to thr Iinklrv
What The Individual Can Do
While not attempting tn minimize the seriouaneas ol
Hie present situation, of paint a glowihg picture of the Immetllate ecrmomic future of this country, the National City
The rlly of klmmi, win. in th. 1Hank o f New York, in its regular monthly 1/etter on hu«lways nf III" r r i M, *111 sprint ness ami finance, insists that certain imlustrlen supplying
134,775 during Ihe riming y.m personal .wants are already showing increased sales volume,
fo f R<|tirli.ing, nil newspaper adand goes on to explain what the individual citiien can do
YtrUaing.
toward hastening a ccotplete business recovery. A fte r deal
ing with many phases of the past month's economic de
Overheard an Hie stru-l thr velopments, the Letter declares:
othfr day: "II isn’t that brer will
"Business in this country is contending against many
btlag back pniiparily, yon knnw.
It'* only that it wnnld make it xu difficulties, hut there is much evidence that it is ready to
much eirirr In stand lh» drpr * improve if apprehension as to the effects o f tho disorder
in world fiiinncL* rotdd be relieved. Th e influence that will
•tea.
1
eventually puli biislnetfi mil o f the n it is tha accumulated
wants o f the people, not Only fo r the dally necessities of
“ Ons thing about
the rrlrry life hut fo r the replacement o f the wsstage and wear and
farmrrx," the Sanford I lira Id rr
tear o f equipment that Is constantly going on. In textiles,
marks, “ Ituy trijuy an rsrlusixr
shot's, tire and other industries supplying personal wants,
cllfntrlr uf inulti-niilllnnatrra »h
haven't heard aInn t the depi ra and in the volume o f retail trade, the upturn U already a
tion." Why not w new i-liigan for matter o f record; surplus stocks o f such goods were ab
Sanforil: "K at rrlrry and you sorbed many months ago, and replacement .demand has
won't hr alitr tu hror about the
dcprcrslon." Miamiriaily News.
Anil fur Hoar who hair heard
about 11, "Celery lagood for the
nerves."
For a while Ihe busintss of
b'Kating was somewhat In gener
al disrepute, largely as a result,
rarjf likely, o f it* b lng overdone
during thr I'lHMii, but more re i nl ly |he ronlinuaiun of
kmwklng
and persist rut pesalmlsin
ha*
mad* boosting again something of
a happx relief. Human nature is
a 'funny thing, but we liellsve a
fiw c f the old time postal curds,
"Smile, damn >uu, smile," prupeily displayed, would help some.
quo 'evidently cannot n a a n tk*
buit Instability t l l he bluet loss
nr prevent aoothrr oatbraak at
s >m* mttnr sort Wknl will happen frxm Oanraof CamlfMd. It
is that MancbuiU will cm m tn tbn rntira .tale warn jcioiog *
>aat In th* poniiloa ladkeeted by vtgerwM nfTnrt ta natla 1 «
Ibn pr riant balance of rowfltrtiag
fortbm. Inninucb u tbn trials baa
pawn are again p t m u g lr i awd
their Infineon n b li«tl| « t U ,
m may predict that, whelexer
Internatkmal artwn may ha taka*,
la Ikatatraan Japan wit] gain
anj China I w .
Ini r m cannot toraplala tb*
Ita lia n too tasluy- China l\
s'nnrcr than aha a n in ISIS na
in 1891 not thruurh military
potar, tut through the rmnlinul
power that Chi naan nntwmnlism
hat amonad and b ahl* tn ranks
effect ire Ibanagb the hoytqU.
Within lha history of th* world
(hi only tlm* on record when It
did not pay to admits*, was found
•niy a few day* ago when Gustavo
Willbat, of New Orleans, put a full beinjr tightened up during this period, and put into better
' *
png* advertisement in a • news working order,
paper declaring Ihnt he would no
"Thia U a neccaaary precedent to recovery; and
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rospouiibh for his wlfs’s
slits. Mrs. Willbat, sawing th* ad•ftlssmenf, promptly filed suit
deprmlon.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Deliberate placing of esploeiv*a
on tho rail* of the Atlanta, Blr>
mlngham and AHantle Railroad at
Cascade Crossing, Oa., caused th*
wrack September T la which on*
trainman was killed, and thr— In
jured, according to engine*rs as
signed by th* iBtcntat* Cummer—
Comml*e bn to InvestIgal* th*
affair.
Rrpartm at lilffaatfb b*a t lias
Icra to<i»T indicated tn p k y n ta i
<ti* tribute n it a hading factor in
Ik* tffoatm af tiadn anwIatiaM to
assist in cxlwf work. Tbn Anaarirmn Eagwrrriag raaaciL tbn Nn-
this, tahirh parbap* explains tbs
rnqrllia'ory trnnr of racmil Jays
na«a paltry and lb* peasant ba*iUd»n of Ik* rixillao element tn
lh^ govarnmant, it tha naw form
In 1b* balance. Tb* multant ad
JuWmrnt may not bn at far from
piw nt conditions. On* frart,
kokrvar. that It will b* only an
adjustment—not a aettkmawt-
BABT OVERLAND
State8 P l e d g e
To Take Care Of
Relief Problem
(Continued From Pag* Owe)
r o r t l s l l m meeting t*d*y with
lliw to n af Ik* Itsltfd Rlntex
rlumber of rommerre to fb c a u
nsltotal riRDomlo prukkno.
Tb* president *ss
ioforwil
lk*t tb* chemical industry I* pal
ling * sli-haar day lot* effect.
W. D. Hunting!sn of Raltimw*.
(kiiriMn of tb* iw n t ii* IS— $!•
I** of th* mssufsctsriag t U a k t i
assortatitn told him this mo**
wv’ dH tnrr— ** by on*.third tb*
nomhrr of worker* mplspnl by
tb* industry No rat i* th* hour
ly scale «s * planned, h* saU.
Welter S. UIff aid. national rcli*f flm lir , h** rndbnod th* p*lIcy a* it was framed by his rammitt** tn rmploym**! under Har
ry A: Wheeler. II* ala* ho* r**f
firm d bti belief la making exery
effort ta malatala exbtiag wag*
■tamiatds.
Th* trend toward wag* rat*.
V>tried by lucb Industrial leaden
aa* th* Hatted States Steel ieq a
atlon, n*a discussed by Wkeetcr~b
group at Ita Chiragw mo tlag
t n g k r Ibl* w**k bht aot fw — lty
brought ap far w M w t l b a
Jnat—4, tb* rammltl— m —
mended “that nit work an* arail
U i t b* equitably
dutnbatel
among tboa* normally
ran
rurxtv c»iu, o»*. r —
( A.P. >—A slight rank— he. M l
by a few pan e—, was reewdtd
kero al l:t l:M A. M. The *h—h
lasted » sec—ta aad did — taas*r»
YOUNGSTOWN. Oh— On. S.
(A .P.)—Phjtkia— y « k t 4 t y
LAKE WOTII-Bath *Ur*
N*tth Dint*
Hagbwaf he*
t l m r i ia ndnity *f S * i Axe.
emplaywt
by kheb ante of tb* m h w fandta
Til—." TbU *cri— w— t* taro. 4
k y lh H ld ttt Croon af lb* Ameri
, yah Federation of Labor, t — a il
tor member and an ooUtaadlag
| opponent of pay rwd—tinn..
la a r ib U u—mplaym—> pggbltma will form a chief aarito* of
o general aatieaal naaimtt bet
udmlaUtrution. Non* waa Im
portant In Itself, but over a period
of titan they h»x« accumulated a •ran employaaent krvri thr—gh
etor* of paaeJon and fear* which prosperity and adr.roily wets «»haa now produced an espUelon. tl*istood la b* e* Importaat row*
UM watalha si a
ra—oattt—
taIsslng line* Kept*—her •*, w*a
found last night In a barn o f the chair—aa af tb* b—rg *1 th* Now
2uhlka retate near itadbon, N. England Fewer assart*Uo—
J. Sh* died a few mint** after
TU* rsmmMte* at— — t a i n
bring found.
I* fav*r m art— of tad—trial ro
Mr. and Mnu A. D. Zachary and
family ha— returned horn* from
Daytona Beach where they ha—
spent the aumaear.
Big brawny Dick tlrahani. of
Hocheiviftk, N. J., not satisfied
with entering auuthrr man's hum"
to be mtlmutu with his wife,
boast'd of hie "way with wimmln." tauuted the husbond, who
finally resortnl to the pistol to
make thing, oxen. Now (Iraham
Ilea under the eoil, and the huehand has been arquitlrd of mur
der. Other nsn. however big and
brawny, will hesitate before taking
iibottlcs with hie wife.
McFadden disgusted
wealth, declares ho will give
Ms *ftt(r* fortune of sot—
million dollart tn order to
perfect hspplncea. , Now,
k aa epyertualty for soma
A ware rasUreit'wi a t lb* itatsa
A BARGAIN for tik
is « BARGAIN for you
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THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1931
■ for N«*h*iUe and its firat big c o n - . The University at North 4‘ arwJina
♦t est with
Vanderbilt
Saturday, i T » » h e e l * entrained last uytht fu*
i Florida h | M it* trip to Raleigh Na-hville where they will meet
anderbilt's
Commodore* Satur
juries in Wednesday’* shoit scrim* In meet N. C. State and V P I Va.
w » * eumut# to Athens
to
play day
A*ked ''how
about
th1
mage This leaves Ml Ever and Al
wa* U> c h a m r * * " « «u»ch f'huck Collin* r e
Icn. halves; Winn,
f ill hack, and Georgia South .C arolin a
they've got
a
Brackett, quart r, a* the probable leave < Mumbia today for Atlanta plied "VW know
opening hackfiebi fur
the Vul*’ un,j the game with Georgia Terh. great 'lull, don’ t know what we'vi*
rnoer tup flight game* for Sat
got yet, Won't be any chances un
fir*t nmftrenc# struggle
urdav UK lude Ala ba ma and Mis
less we gKt down and play real
p' Virginia a n j Maryland, ball *
L E XIN G TO N ,
Va . Oct
2 Tula nr and1 T c ia ji A. A It., flukr
Thirty V Vt 1 player* who will arid V VI I. Centre play* Western
I ( l l . l' M I t l A , S. C „ <Vt.
Kn
rriak* the trip to liurham Uxtay Kentucky and Mercer meets Stet
r our aged by their victory
on «
wer given »
long
wnrkmit by •on in I he outstanding
Southern I Bike, loat h Hilly [.aval left to-day
toach
Bill
Ra f ie ry
yesterday
I nier-'d|i grate Athletic association with a squad o f 31 players for the
Their
work
centered
largely con! *t*
South i arolina-Geurgia
Teed
around defense method* expected
g a m r in Atlanta Saturday
"W e
to Ire re e* *a ry in checking a pa**
l HA PEI. H I L L , N
Oct 2 . - know T i - h h a s a strong team and
ing attack anticipated from the
I Mike Blue |le v il* Saturday
FOOTBALL FLASHES
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G A I N E S V I L L E , CM. 2
Hopeful
bttt f * f from
optimistic,
Coach
Bachman ltd .1.1 Gator gridiron
wa rrior* to Raleigh N. f\, today
f o r the | i m « with North Carolina
State Satuiday. The University • 1
Florida
eleven
rump! ted
th#
training for the fray on Florida
field yeaterday with a *igng| drill
and a Iona lecture
Bachman"* hop** are tutted on
the upleitdid spirit ami potential
attengih of the t am, hut he ad
mite he ha* nothin? ah«n t * h l m
to he optimistic
The squad
t*
made up mc.atly o f inexperienced
men who have n rt e r been under
firs- in ■ hjjr leairue game, and
whether the youngster* inn hold
up under the strain i■ n rny*li*f v
to the former N o lle [lame *tur
I f the 1*1.11 ( i i t o r t can o^enome
the handicap o f ineaperr nee, they
will W a dangerotj.* learn for the
W o lf pack The main point
f at
tack will he ba*n I around AI Ho
gn u. the sure throwing halfha k.
and Ptoiida** two powerful win?
m«n. j o e Hall and ’’ Pop" Parnell
Bachinan has drill d the team day
In and day out in ihe aerial de
partnient and some decree of »*f
flciency ha* ln‘en rea» h#d. and if
the Fo rida «iffen*ive work* th*
pass play* properly,
torn h low ti
l l «* almost certain to he the r*
.nit
MI.At K S l i n t f ; .
Va
IK l
2
I
S ig n a l i n l l * uo«I . n n d itm n m g m u
im e m a rk e d th e f in a l p ra c tic e a t
V ir g in ia Te< h
y e s te r d a y b e fo re
th e s ip in il o f 2 m le f t f r A llie n * to
battle f inurgiii. S a tit rda v
Early
I »\ ki-. vet. ran guard, an j Me In*
lire, regiiljir end were left here
11vk*' hail a bud • hurley tmrj and
Mcfiilire, a broken *huuhbo How
at.I, a f nIIl.#a L ni Miriipniio d the
i-q atl hill « " » . tie * were .*m #*r t aa»ri
i w bethel hi wr» ti l play
I
FRESH
A . I'. I -
team*
\V Kill- a *t at tere I f a
e*» |tepai ed f*'i gam. s tuday.
th* bigget f o o l 1nil quad* I lilXli
were r nr Mite to t he *t rn * if their
Sntiir day i ni o o n l » i ■*
The f haUnnooga Loyola uf tin*
Bath man had the l i t tor*
walk *oufh ittl»le*l at \*-w Orient!* and
through a few *lgnal« today *<* 1hi ■IIglelhor |m***
ki»i»n*h wiili l*o
H«w Mur uniform* W f o i e leavm? •|ur*ne in Pilt «burgh, headline to
by tram for Hal igh late in tin* dii>'. handful of
ma il
engage
aft#rn«M*n. The Floridian- -h uhl men!- Both these game* are al i
arrive In the T « * h n l »tute early mght
Saturday morning
tlthrrs ill* lude Prey »yteii»ti an I
I erioit Ithyne, Murray th y I and
( ■ » Tfc* %*•«*-•••#*• I'r r H l
I lejta Elate, l . m n u n a
Normal
K N O XVILLE.
Teiin . Oct. 2
G orgvtuwn
anil •
Tha Tennessee
Vult nterf*
went nml Eldora fo.
through their last
hard wuikoii’ 1 rm*n t h i ». and Louisiana Tech
and t opi« Lmi oln Howard play*
y w t i n l » y a f t e r no*iii in pteparu
n't Hu
lion for the I 'lem-on irame here it firmi Me header tonight
Bnwdnn and
Saturday
I bar lie Kohlhii-e and tiling ham ngainat
B a r l e y , two of
S e y land's mo*l Geo rgia State l o lle g r lor men
Follow ing
prurliti*
y«Hleiday
dependable t»a. k*. wer
tina Mr to
North I'arolifia's outfit entrained
tain the Mjuad a f t r f Hiiffm n g In
WE DO
EVERYTHING
BUT HOLD THE
BABY-----
APPLES
Johnathan
CAR
JUST
Gainau
?r «iu h*
pUvmg
In Atlanta,” i
Ij iv il *aid. " W e feel that we h'atHr'j
a i ha rice Id win hut that’ s mV*
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« I. K M S O S
COLLEGE.
S ('..
IV* 1 —Goa. h Jes* N'eely cn the
eve <f the departure of the Clemaan Trger* fur Knoxvilb to meet
T# inessee, reiterated
hia
state*
rn*nt that the J tigaleer* were a t 1
TRY NEW20
len.t count itikr
on
holding the!
r « » i i r t i , ) r « t , r . w . i . t »*
«c-r below that of last year The
i »». * * • » w * j » w h .
M i.
Irr llllb u •» l i » | l
VuU 1.ist yeai drubbed the T iger s
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27 I U. Bow le* guard, and Arm*
atn>ng. *lnr hai k, will
be l e f t 1
li re liecaus-e of injuries,
The Pre*rriDlion Sho
Fanb*rr|
Phcm* II
Ftor
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Wiebotdt Studio
Arcade
BABiaTM&ais'
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MATCHES, 3—5c Boxes
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PEARS, No. 1 Can
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BARS 1 */ y
GOLD MEDAL
GOLD
BUTTER
33< |CAKE FltOUH
lb ,
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1 EARLY JUNE
1 PEAS, 3 No. 2 Cans
I ALL FIVE CENT
I SALT, 2 Pkgs.........................
A S A
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SHIVERS
GINGER ALE, 3 Bottles
5c
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CAMPBELL'S PORK AND
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WHH Wpff mwm
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Per Pair
Mo
11.10
Heavy Duty
6,00x20,..................
11.47
6.00x21...........................11.65
30x3!/a Cl..............
4.39
30x3»/a Cl. Extra Size...... 4.48
Truck and Bus Casings
30x5 H. D....... ................ 17,95
32x6 H. D.................
29.75
36x6 H, D..................
32.95 '
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VIKGINIA-DANLSH
3c
CABBAGE, Lb.
22.30
23.60
8.54
8.74
34.90
57.90
63,90
M M U P
Pounds Long
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H
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Oldfield Type
‘ Each
4.40x21....•..........
4.98
4.50x21.................;.........5.69
TOKAY
GRAPES
SELECTED
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BEETS and CARROTS
ONIONS, 3 Lbs.
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Pot Roast, Lb.
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FIRESTONE TIRES
AND TUBES
PRICED WITHIN THE
REACH OF ALL
Ffareafone Brake Lining
Tiolene OU
Retreading
PolUhing & Washing
VuleaqWng
Woco-P^p
Purol Gas
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lleu d y
20|.lMi:i W e n t
When you drive in here expect^lots of
We’ll Have you a lot of time, trouble
aod money.
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Attest
K a I.AMKOS, r i l y Clerk
n f T v pe
Sw rrl
S n ap d ra i(«n
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hie wife. * k M * r u d f t t e a
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if S jfe *
water and testing of batteries.
km
Room.
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from tires; checking of wheel alignment,
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Come in regularly for correct tire in
flation, removal ofglas^tocka, and stones
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it, whether or not you upend a dime.
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SI'EL’IAL SATl ItDAY
D ray Trark
RpecUl for 30 Jay*. An
BrIO photograph for only
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BEEF LIVER, Lb.
SMALL
HAMS, Lb.
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SPARE RIBS, 2
Firestone Batteries
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TH * SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA.
thraw hjm out at flrit. Blur M ll-|f rn«il. H* »■ « not .waating a sin
Wild
Bill
Pitches
Irr (trirk nut on a high hall. out. Itl pitch, th'owiojc a
traunc
i
1*idc.
Itill « n going niralv. ■•'It breaking curve which had ih
Thriller Backed By.throning
only a few ball* in thin > Mack* breaking their hack'. Ila ia* the firat inning. N o. ' ,nm" v fired *• .• to Itafcy tn -*ht*r
Spectacular Plays ' a*run*,jprrl|no hita.
no error*
It wa, tb. sc-nml boll hit .c
W ild
le ft
NL Lou ..: t hick l l a f r y who ’ ,..1 '
• (C o n lln u u d fro m P a c e O n *)
only rotten two hit. in 10 trieB e l u r a k y m ad e
a g ra n d
Aland
hit
c a t c h o f • d if f ic u lt
fo u l
catch ag ain .! Rarnshaw la«t p a r
eight into Karn.hanr*. hand,
be
004T th« M a c k d u g -out.
I V f p t r M a r t in n i l Ifw- hattin if mg thrown out at Iirvl wcth.iul
b a r o a g a in . g e llin g
tw o h it- in tnuihlc Martin, who o.it thire hit*
l h n « trio a , a n d a r m in r hu lh r u iu . m four trie* ) gate relay, farm* tu
B e U . c lu b * f ir ld r d s c u t a lin n a lly , I th e plate w ith c h e e r , r in g in g in
« I U i D ib W illia m * s h a rin g in fie ld h i . e a r . lie .in g le d to left fie ld
w h e re A1 S im m o n , .t ip p r I down
a it t . V ia n k K i i i r h .
V ir a l
la m n g
The
P h ila d e lp h ia
a la n d *
w e re
g a in g a rb e d ■' the tw o t f i m i
f a n U m h e H n f ftp fn * th e aweS a d g am e of th e 19.11 W o rld * h>
t i f t . T h e t k le * w e re cloud v hot
a a an w a * b re a k in < thrt»*’ gH at
In te rT a N A f t e r the .Star S p a n g l* d
Bunker d re w cb*#rm, the name of
f U la lt y got u n d e r w a y a* M a i
Blahop tame to font. arrompafii d
the c h e e r i o f the cro w d
M ai
(tot th re e a n d two on him before
Irj
h it t in g a .lo w ro lle r In K - i.c h
i t aaeond. w h o th re w H i.h o p ^ o .t
a t f ir a t
by
a
foot.
M ule H a a *
■ track out on th re e - ( m ig h t h a lit
C e lh rm n e h a | tw o • t r ik e * »ailed
h e f t r e he d re w a b a ll w h ic h *h«*
f f d t d o b je cte d
tn.
The cro w d
Wgfct w ild , h o w e v e r, w h rn 11wHi*
h a lf breeied one by ,M lrke\ for
t h < second s t r ik e out in n row
N o ' f u n a. nn h it* , ri«» e r ro r *
Louie: J i h t e F lo w e r * , p lay *
i n f i a t th ir d in p la c e
o ( Andy
m o ,
faced1 G e o rg e
K arn sh aw .
took m c a lle d s t r ik e and then
f lf t t l out, B ish o p to F o i x , s slow
H H r . fie o rg e W a t k i n s p la y in g m
fie ld to d a y , hit
■
T e r * ’*
ie* in to c e n t e r field w hi h
ned tro u b le In
**in £ w ith
e u ll th a t
W a t k in s ta k in g
In h i* ow n hnotU , -I fetched
s in g le in to a dmuldr- I r U i h
le to bat an<l h it the fir-1 t a ll
r ig h t fnltt th e h a ro l. « f M ule lla a *
In l r e n t e r l la a - th r e w to third
q n te k ly , h o ld in g W a t k ln * a t secb itjt Jltn Ik it t o m lr y bit the f i r . t
b a il p itch e d l« c e n te r fie ld , w here
MdTa l l a a . riiMde another putu it,
r e t ir in g the sid e . N o ru n s, one hi*
p ln 'e T h
ovd
c h i »•
! « Ml
for hi 1 ml mu i
>if i'h u f • i** ■i* r" d
"•u h im .'i’ b i x
l***c*ii
lot
\V . i l l ' l l
\\ .i t k i n -t
I: “ o|. to 1 \ n th *
r f > cb
,h" '
I
mloivg
T h ird
Inninff
1’hila d e p h m
C p i a i u r Ihi w eak
M ack la t t e r U y k e * file d out to
h 'm s e r* on the -ecmnd pitch 1Mb
W illia m *
got
a
r a ile d
.H ik e ,
. i *
,
,
m lsM ’il one. and th en * lr m k mu'
am .
i
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fUi n I Kill «o « lone to him chut hti
tn the • e ric * s • h r t im e to the
plate w ith nii'ii on m 'ccu k I and
j t h ir d , mile tint, a n d Lhc Miikk . mne
I n in behind I I s lls h ttn tried to k-H
M ille r i»lf second but fa ile d , W il*
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. b u m s w i s pi I c h c ii fo u r h ig h , curb
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b a rls, fillin g
b a se -. K an ish m u
rn
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unit a mini raising fr in lie fan*.
V ia rn .h a w
hit
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fir t
u .trh
Big
Ctorgc.
l u ' 1^
was
c )“ , r h
thcrefmic
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N ,. ru n *.
h .i* . m i r r o r *
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f ie lb t r t to Iiottnsn c y . i c h n ih r thi
l oui- M o w e r* llie d out tm , .
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out l . b l r l » id d
t m* h r a lie t* ’ \ i . t i
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By Fusillade O f Bullets
From FoVewarnedPeople
Evidence O^juned Byj
S e n a t e Committee:
W i l l Be Presented
For C onsideration
formally a produce trt*^ drleef sl',;, f om Drp
WASHINGTON, O-t. I.—f A.P.I I let ween Av n l*aik an! Tampa, i Don man'* *h*>
t Stout
Sanford', Tity Commission*,,
—The rate of Blah ip Cannon la and reputed to be lb* leader uf d j.n k li. He i» In
oidltiun jnetyrdip ift-r n a n
began the
lon g that ha a loan robbing Flari- llart denird *p
to to laid before a grand Jury.
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t i aiduoi'a ta«k f preparing lh,
da
banka,
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^tempted
held
Evidence obtained b^r the Senate
— ,„ j budget of operating expense, for
campaign fund* committee will be [anion. Kimat Stou , If, o| Ar>|‘ tw i lor*. X
jr the the year 193I-S2. ami rom'lude.i ■
|W*a*nf.M to determine whelkar cl'la , ia in the huapital with two' liirdy ParL«h.
the rhuichman'a anti-Smith oe- lotda of buckah t In hU ' qdeli' lank when .he
up. ran long «**.mn reporting only „ por
tirltiea of IV2S were ia violation of i ahoulde-a and head. A thirl man. across Ike tin
lion nf their task finish*,! No of
' named Hart, who la beared to man * h-t « ia
Ihf corrupt practirea Uw.
fUial figurea wrt< ni*«l* pwtdlr
Dli'rtct Attorney Rrvxr an hnre baen the driver of ike baa- I lan to the city
nounced yesterday be would take ; •Mu' car ami who fl«,l when be , LUO and a* he way re urning ih. hut there i, *<*ry indication that
neat year's budget will he sub
ihla action. The Inquiry ia to »*w trouble ahead, la being bald i men emerged from the ban,
Thlrty-thrtv alleged law ylola- bfptn next Thunder.
| H e ,wa» picked u p on tb* r o o d 1 J u s t than G a r d n e r r i m e out >1 stantially the ,aine as laat year’,
,
I a n a r r o d a acre** t h e a treel a n.l with the exception of a number of
t 're w m dockrted for trial bo for* . Misa Ado Burroughs of Rich , n o r th o ' l . w n .
Municipal Judge R. W. War* io alond. V a, treaaurer of the state I M a . r e r a n d S t o u t au rrendere d i lira d . Note man a U o abol and small redurtiona in expense ac
counts, and the transferring of
i to o pooao of bualweaanai* with-*
(C o n tin u ed o n l ^ g * F o u r I
police court Monday afternoon, | an l-8mlth Oemocrati.' mmmittee,
fundx from one department to
acted hr Bishop Cann m, will be
e
wLh many of the raaea Iran*! another
chided la tho grand jury InArcetding to Frank 8. lamson.
fwricd to othvr court* or continue^ x e r t l g a t io n a lto , be said.
rltv clerk, the final budget may
•nil) tho Friday hearing of polict I Subpoena* were tent nut for
not be e a lj for aexeral day*, for
mofd than a score of wl'neaaee.
the rommlsalnner, must dtseuxs
A chart* of lockloaa driving M was understood the lla. includethe matter of salary cuta. If any
• la h n t E. & HvpWnsUcn. w tl o, those wk> xrsrs calls) by the
ami xlmilar matters, befoin pomirrtaied by Officer Shaffer, a l l Renats committee In Inquiring In
pleting their taak. Meetings for
to tha charge of Rtprseen alien
dlomlaaed.
1 tho purpose of discussing the bodRohort A. Hodgeman, 7J-year JIpkkara, Repuhlkan of MastaI get ore to K held at various time*
old whlta
man ckart*d with rhuaetta, that Biabop Cannon had
during the coming week, he said.
disnktMOaa, pleaded not guilty, / • Bed to account fir n major part
.Tuesday night tha Commie*loabat araa fined !&. Officer* 8h*f- cd. 1*4,000 emtiibnir.l to hla ramhy t C. Jameson, a N*w
far and Andorao* arraatad kin. .
oaa met In regular session, devot,T>o ra»a of E. W-Bmllh, whim, Turk Republican.
* (OcRtlnuod On Page FI.*)
Tho Mahop k aj ckalWagod tho
33 Alleged L aw Vio-,
la tors Are Brought1
Before City J u d g e
td o f f s e t
t to ld Of
1 activity,
wen In
quartrTa,
* of t h e
I making
U e rellilwrwr rq-
‘SwedishNIgihtir
Tells Of B a it
Promise Of F
T M pw wvr* foafl—d t i owa state
and Ikerife re beyond Jurisdiction
«f tkg^.JMMg) enrtupt. p m Ice*
aU - H* has repeatedly staked that
Mk F.rKoanady, wklu, shvtrgod %^g*lk*m>d a grind Jury Javuati
with loft*ring, was sentenced to
MUa Butroughs. ha* date* re
Ihroo d*ya ta Jail whllo »U rase
iv being lne*ckft*k|fc Ho pbndtd fated to taotlfy bafocw U s comguilty, and %*d arras.vd ty Of- .Mltftf. B i*hip Cannon ha* hexn
(Continaod on rage Four) f JaFiM by Chairman N*» of .the
committM to explain the record
rod hi* financial Irtnaaetlona in
Nb* IDtS campaign,but has given
no Inil a n lion o f k accepting this
invl allon.
Cecil Bdtt, F o rm er
Sanford R esidenty
Is Victim Of D eath
Althougk tho Sanford City
O, umWaWwori bare not,
after
•everal dlseoeeUns, made
the
Halted R U M Blandari Milk Act
a City ordinance. ■ recant tea*,
mads by a Weal Bacteriologist of
milk taken frwm Ike daitUa sup
plying this city Indicate* that In
paint af bacteria co*;nt, although
many strict requirements are not
la effect, local dairies are soar
■ltd under dm H.OOO bacteria
count required hy tha natUaal
M ft. In toapHaar* with a roquoxt of
ha City Physician and Health Of.
kot, Jt, L. Robertson, bactorlolorVt, baa axamJaad milk from tha
allowing dairies with tho roastha
k* slated belowi
DAIRY
Fat % Bacteria
and promised mo M00O a year as I la adrift Ion. but tome of tho nanslong as I lived *nd Mild ho w;u)d | ber dropped their Americanism,
remember mo In hla nUL"
tbslr Ckrist.au standard* of deSh* d ll nat further explaia tha j coney, dropped lata French rut
hanefact ions of tko man who ha* toma and tamo hack to Import
( c m U b# known as “tho guard- (ham h to tko United State*.
•
Ian angel af apera ia Have York,*
*THy are not a majority of tho
and bar lawyer* did not qweetWa American Legion, ttey are only a
her farther, for at this point aka l a *i] fraction and tholr irwdates
kotWd her faro In a handbarc kief ,^ r g e a k a m s t at Uwlr o a n e and began sobbingtlaao dtegramd tkolr fellow mer*FiUr ta this, howevtr, she had b on and all ox-Mldten. Tho fact
hena ruined karanna of a “libelous
(hat the ergaaltation ha* bean
a mart ad bar aparmtl* carror had at U a marry of a rwagb olrwront
8 we disk slagvr, that «he haj keen
•toe friendly wjth Mr. Kbha,’* had
that be procured all bar engage-
New PoHce H«
Selected In (
CHICAOO,
O ri
Pair Are Arrested
In Daytona B ea ch
In Collings D ea th
Jimmy Fox* and Al ylramoan with
tbair big bate bludgeoned tha club
to safety.
j . ■
Paul Docrlagwe, tha huge /ookla.
making bte first atari la a Wqrti*te
Herise, got away Ilka a kouow
■lira, atrIking out four mow tg
tha first two laalngm. Ha m <k«d
badly la tko third as tho M ick*
got f«ur klla, which. cooplod g lib
I»AYTt)\A BEACH, Oct l . _
I.IM- A-ith ritlea today said L
f>. RvUhi* sod aon. William, hold
h*if for inytstigatiow (■ ronnaclion with the- recent slaying of
Benjamin Collings.
Stamford,
Conn, yarhuman, have disclaimed
any knowledge of the murder "tae|*t wkal they hnj read in tho
NEW BEDFORD. U m x . Oct I newspapers."
~ (A.R.)— How a family of six
PoUre Chief Chad * Luka agld
liveJ four days in terror on a lone the Ritchlea alto denird knowing
If Ulapj with a madman was rv- tt'illlam Smith. Norwalk mechin
ts ted yesterday whrn
Frank 1C. whose M y was woahed ashore
CrSpo, i t , oax committed to thr at Hontington, U n ( Island Tuwatate huapital for the insane al 'lay. Luke said ho notified NorTaunUii. Crape wo* brought here *atk authorities he ia holding tho
In irons from No Man's Land hy Hitchl a and unisex ho heard from
tk; east gverd.
them by 7:00 e'rtack Unlght ko
The meat guardsmen told Hi.- would release |ko pair. The Ritch
story. Last Saturday Crapo went t s were delaine,! lost night after
viohntly Insane. He believe,! some' luike received word thay might
one wanted to shoot him and Itied haw Important information rr
I: obtain a shotgun uniar the de. (Biding tho slaying of Collings
luai,m of n.'lf-prutection. The fami- and Rmith.
ly of Rklph W. Wood, sole real
---- ---denis of the little Itlan I off MarNORWALK. 0>t. I .- ( A .P .|—
tha’s \ineyanl. nmxi«ling o f.l.ie u t. Maitin lengyrl received
Wood’s nlfe, hi* m:ther. hi* broth- wor I that the RiUhtca are ktlng
er, hta son and daughter-in law, held hy Daytona Reach aothocitlae
finrvvl for their lives. They dared for inv, stlgation in the Celling*
nut go to ale.p. Tho men of the and Smith slaying, and ho tent
family alternately stood guard word bark that the Ritchies or*
ovvr Crapo, night and day for ret wants,| here and that tk*
four rays. Seme timia when the Norwalk polio,- had nuulo no rOwla | howled and tho sea roared i|oeet for the arrest of the pair,
against tho short Crapo sprang
Laval Will D ep art
Por United S ta te s
On 16th Of October
i'ARIH. Oil. 1.—(AJ».V—Wkea
I Prvmier I'lcrro Laval vlalta FroalI d nt Haovcr ia Waskingtow ha
| will tell tha president Juat whac
Europe thinks hr arccmpllahed by
I darting tha mnvement that called
I off international debts far and
WABHINOTON. Oct. I^ -|A .P .) : year.
—Raima of tko United Rule* to j* Tha prsmbr, who announced
te-maUDUm U It* money *y*tom yes let day that hi* departure hat
WO* opposed la official circle* to I besn definitely apt far- Oct. I#
1 a.oard Ike IU dc France, will b*
that they b a n day an Ike ground that ikon the Oral for ign stetcamaa td talk
teemed to be no amaanla far
tampering with tk* gold tlaadord. I with the president since the evorm
Gel I f t ih* Iasi* a f' monetary torli'M was suggeetad.
Arriving la Nrw Yerk O ct IB,
ajtlanm tkreu|hsrt tka world ia
Laval will proceed Immediate!* to
. aid to provide tha to u t satisfac Washington for a aertea of In
tory lit # sad tha temperary
formal talks daring which It Is hte
abolition of the grid standard la intention to diaeum frankly nay
Croat Britain and Earnpoo b roan- mattor H oorc cairn to bring up.
trim Ip not regarded ex reflecting
Ha la randy to dterorn to fall
the la for mation ha M ll*iwd dur- rbed ad
lag kin vtel» U Berta teat week
tad with For*Ign, Minister Briaad.
MmUaily. ha will b t prepared to
p r e e a t bia views an math sabjeet*
a* a whale
pUrur^la clr-
I
T h e f t Explains Col
lapse In Sale Prices
Of Local Securities
i
Mfb«4ky Of U* fW -nltUe.la i -
Many reeldeat* of tble city war*
shocked to Warn' of tho death of
Dr, Coeil Gi n .tt, t L f t m w raaL
•Wat of tide city, who dlod a t hi*
kowU ao U k * Holdotk . Orlando,
•arty this morning after an *10nan* of acwral month*. Funeral aorviceo will 6* held, a*
■Hi Luke’s Episcopal Ca^adra ,
Orhkdq tomorrow . f i g n t t e at
»t00 o'eteok. Doan MolvtUo • R.
Joknoag, of tk T catk ad n l and tho
B**. A-- 8. Peak, Ba third, will
STOLEN SANFORD
BONDS OFFERED
AT BEAR PRICES
�m u
THIIR8DAT.0CTQ
The Sanford Herald
ENGLAND
cat a 400-SI. gold bar. Economists
n >w agree that this move was
mads before th* aalton as a whole
was ready for It. It waa a mov>
to banefll British bonking and
prsatlpe. But It harmed BrltDh
industry.
British M a slry w as being
heavily to ted IS pay Ifttarpat oa
the, net
he “T his step seems to me to be
the second necessary stag* In ths
wnrh of the Nstional Government,
be first being th* balancing of
lire budteT The rom pletton of th*
Guvarpment'p work will be th*
restoration of trad* In this countrfl This k*|na th* rasa it St* \ ‘>
; to tpp e hopeful and not a dieroufdging event.”
Igrnd >n headline, a a n o n r *
FOOD PRICES WILL NOT RISE,
lia s slid South Amsrlca, where GOOD NEWS FOR BRITISH INtbo U. 8- in te n d , and , India, DU 8TBY.
which Jap an be*in to psnetratth
Stack exchange* wer* closed all
That made the harder taxes hard
Cotton Senite
Tho position of Tttxa* In refusing to i>^ stampeded In
to a complete cotton planting holiday for 1932. Is lauded by
the Manufacturers Record which goe* on to gav that a
i reduction in cotton acreage next year would undoubtedly be
beneficial and could easily be accomplished by a wider
range in the diversification of crop*. The Record continues
Was tt evsr so?
Did I ever e ime up, an Inland its analyai* of the cotton situation a* follow*:
child.
’’Aside from the difficulty of carryin* out reatrlctlva
Sailing my hare feet hers along measures of the tyi>e proposed, It muat be apparent to
%
the slow
Curve of ths foam marksd sand, thoughtful people that wholly artificial remedies which are
Making my covsnant, for ths first similar in effect to the pegging of prices—aa h»vt been
tried by the government for other commoditlea—are bound
time.
e r to pop, Th» rite in itertln g waa
With ths bright wind—w ith the to fall. This doea not mean that tha cotton farm er a* an a handicap to induatry In Ita
individual and aa a claaa should not restrict acreage and foreign trade, little capital waa
wild
Magnificent s e a .
beating its give more attention to other crops: nor does It maun that
Util# daiiro evident to
ancien‘. drums across ths ample credit should not be extended to farmers to. enable •yallabto.
rationalise induatry. And Induatry
land?
them to hold the stuple as long, a* poaalble for a better nerded ratianalltinf. No sooner
had sterling been restored than
If Jack Dempsey can come day.
*
* "As in the past, low-priced cotton la the greatest regu troobiaa began:
bsrk. will, may be Hoover can.
CaaJ atrtbas and aovtrftqseit
lator of cotton acreage. Curtailment of the 1932 crop by lubiidlea
to cssl pporstaga gtiglng
All these new dsrby i.ata nseu grower* I* certain to be carried out by those who caspot 1035 caused gotrsrnmefttai budget
profitably produce cotton at prevailing prices. Complate d iflelti la m S - ll .
to make th»m perfect Is a boras.
regulation by law ia unthinkable. Cotton ia a world crop, The Unemployment ftoutoM *
There era two great p a rtita In and to cease production for a year would be playing Into A rt, or Osla, waa paaaod JaM tp g
Florida: the Democrats, and the the hands of foreign grower* who now supply aliout half and la te r llbocatiaid. By l M ua.
party of the second part.
employment bad . inersaaed aa
the world's requirement*.
“By all mean* reduce cotton acreage neat year to bring rapidly th a t tbe Dole alone waa
A lot of people seem to feel that
re e tla g tb e country |100.00«v#0 b
the wages of sin have also bean it more In keeping with stock* on hand and consumptive year. Tbo coat laat y ta r woa near
demand. But to achieve this result through penAlUing the ly five tirnea that mpeb.
•lashed.
farmer who can grow cotton at a low coat, bf forcing ban
To ho Ip induatry, the Bank of
Charles Lindbargh la one man under the law to atop the planting of cotto^ In order to England began fostering b w Inwho doesn’t havs to worry about protect the lea* efficient grower, U against sound business taraat rates, Jhla drove money
ths depression. He ftlis above It. principles. Also, If ihe entire cotton crop next year were out of England- F artlgn depoaita
eliminated, where would the 6,000,000 or more cotton work begaa to , bo reduced. . Domeitte
Money Isn’t svsrytblng, says
capital wont out in laona t> Ger
the Tim s’-Unlon. No, there are era find employment?
many, t» South America, to the
"Aa
the
Manufacturer*
Record
haa
iterated
and
re
bln*, for Inatonsa.
Bums fsoo^oo.ooo was
iterated. the South muat diversify Ita agriculture. Improve Dominion*,
Another reason for the popu the quality of It* staple, grow more and better cotton on loaned to Gerstany. In J u t o , when
larity of theta nudist rulla: Folk* fewer acres and at the aame time raise more foodstuffs Gerwanjr could a n pa». Britain
inst aren’t spending anything
Utsaa days except for neeeseltles. for home consumption."
oA new gold field baa bean dis
covered In the Yukon. Must be
lame overflow from the United
Btatag trasasry .
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Rumor bee It th a t a real fight
U gclog to develop over the of
fice of attorney general between
Cary Landis and Tom Watson.
Again Mr Coolldgv does not
•boaaa to run, and this time with
belts, reason than ever. May be
he’s ti n t Id th a t the Coolidge myth
pelfty will be exploded,
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Georgs llovmer, speaking to
K tvaaiaru In Bust!* th e other
day. ttrongly advocated a ehorter wark day. Boy. we’ie with ,youl
I f , wa could get onr vroth day
egt down to about twelve hours,
that would bo eomotblag.
A remplaint la m Io because
the City doesn’t tarn on more
• light* en
F irst S trest
during
avealng boors. Now wo know bustJ ta pkhlng apl T hat’* the
ftrs t time since 10<t th a t ww’ve
beard af anybody kleklag 1
tke City didn’t spend meve
.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
friends wlU bo glad to ana him out
again.
American buiineea eixidltlen*
improved decidedly during Sep
tember in tbo view of tbo Federal
Reserve Board, which made yah Us
laat sig h t a distinctly optimistic
review of conditions fur tbo
month.
O
■mwaamo daring
Willing don.
Urn day,
Viceroy a f
BABY OVERLAND
Good Condition
•
$50.00
~
Ale* bargain* to the fellewlag
ear*: Model A Feed. Chevrolet,
Dodge. Balck. Eanea, and ath-
O F F IC E R S A N D D IR E C T O R S
R. H. WIGHT. Prpnldeut
J. B. B. B T R Y E B R . Vice-President
I- H A W K IN S C O N N B L L Y .^ re a a u ra r
K. W. R IV E , Secretary
ti. W. 8 P E N C B H , Eaqalr*
F R E D R. W IL S O N . Enq uire'
Ws th ill ippcrelate s a t boslaano you m a il
ts tend to aa, sad wo aball a t all 111
render prompt sad sallofactary
Through the brokam • tract whore
•ear* line, .
i "r
Woeadod. writhes painfully down
to.the ytver.
Business And Professional
DRUGS
ATTORNEY
H. B. White
AUontcy-al-Law
Jewelry
SOI First National
*Th* RaiaO StwrsF
1st s t Foot of Magnolia
Pbowo 82S
BEAUTY SHOP
FLORIST
Powder Puff
Beauty Sflon
. Standard
Barber Shop
•j s t J ’JSJ*: z
s z - . h,
•lability, Britain eaald let oguil
nap ta MM pamtd.bo restored
Calendar
W. R. Honts, Prof.
Wagoner FurnttUW
W*
T ’’ i r * ’ tJ*‘i
PACE THREE
r i l f c l l » \ r ;: f m tf k D A Y . O C T O B E R 1. 1931
Sadye’s Annual
i t PJ
— Mean* of n i a k m r th # « »l»^* oA
ftMl«ral juntiri* i*i»lRnr# Im ’!.*» will
l># consifl rr»I ti*t#v
* ^ ief
JuR tir# l l u i fh m m e e t s ^»*th jutlirvl
Fall Fashion
In honor af Miss Mary Fran.**
Mrs M. H. Mabry and H artrn
\ V y , THUBSDAT.
Andrews, daughter uf Mr. and Mabry have returned from L«ui» fro m th# 10 f e d m l el r ru i t *
XW T . * I* Class of tba First Mrs. .1. K. A ndress, who eek b rstTh# r h i r f justice, who r#IU?«l th #
• pent about
‘ Cborch will m eet a t 3:30 ed her elsaswaUi birthday anniver villr, Kjr., wb#i>
ronfrrfftre. K liPvF6 » P i i o v • I
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S t tba thumb.
sary, tha members af tbe Juaior
ahouM l>r ifivt n to th# Am**nr#tt
meeting a f Seminole Christian Fjrd svor
entertained
Mr and Mr*. «. urge C. Brad»n r#comn»#n«l#fioi
Number Two O rder of wlth , birthday party on Tuesday thaw, of OrUmlai. I tmer resident, Dar
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*»>« fr»*#t#»l 111
Csstarn
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—
J ** evening A t the home af B n . G
o’clock a t the Maeooic IUIL Herman Brown 1114 Park A,#- of tht« ritjr, h itt i .-•1 back heir P i t h t l u t r i i t t » Ktudy c m i ’ t prt»b«
their friend.
ind
n
r
at
h°n»
kb time Urn worthy grand I nu*. with Mrs. Brown and Mr*.
• lrm< f ro m th# *tan Ipoim * • ( lh*
Mao T. Dooovan. of Andiew Hill. III. acGag a* host • t *.mi4 Park Arena
law y er Com Imion* r##rh#4l t»t th#
k. will make her of- csssa, .
n im m itlrr* then would tw taken
, «here
Wnnl
h#«
hrr
6
i
visit.
up at the annual meeting of .enior
Hurhtg th* evening games ami
that Mi»i Ijllitn llrm in i n i Mi'»
FRIDAY
, irrutt Judge.
rnnlaots wer
enjoy**! ky the
era) meatta g of all members guests aud price, were awarded In rarru* Whit#, #ht» •». fr#*hro#n
“ I have no doubt that th cir•
l
th#
Klothi*
Statr
4'olltfv
f
i
r
i Fa i I t Club of Sanford Billy Zaehry and Julian Sten
<„H Judge* w,.i,l,| wolcmie. a , I
Women
#6
T
lllth
iu
i'r
.
hav#
h#t-n
tak a place a t IQ o’clock a t the strom. Late In th* svenlag an it*
would well- me. ihe co-operation of
pl#tlic#d by Alpha f*hi Onirg* •••• Ihe hai.-' the ih irf Ju»t: e .aid.
roars* was served by th# ho*t:»spsuul fall fashion ra- e*. assisted bT th* Misaoa Evelyn rial sorority.
and I know of 110 belter iiu-thinl
h l glvan a t 8 o’clock at Wilkinson an I Annah*ll* Brown
lo facilitate lhl» ro-opoialion Du**’
iewpet parlay, house, cor- Th* i*fr*,hm*nt Ubl* was c- n
lh formation in »ome praeln-al
H k Street and Magnolia lere,| with th# large birthday eaks
way of local ,. ninutlee. which. i»>
vrith the 8L Agnes Guild which bur* decorations In pink and
1epre.entat|ve. of the har, would
Waman's Guild of Holy
a 'le to deal with ipie.lliina
white.
,
pbtuyul aa sponsors. An
ntMinic in »•#•»$ »|i^tnct mmJ ii»*
The,* pre.ent were: Ml*. M ary, With Dv St Agn. Guild
a n d ’other sntertatom .nl France, Andrews, hjjior g,i**t, th* < tbe Woman * Guild of
m il "
b* B a ta ta s of the evening,
Misses M aryaret Bennett, Dorothy I Episcopal , him h s. ling sTh# ih i# f juBtiv#
^ U
to American Lrglon Auxiliary VUI*. Evelyn Wilkinson, Eugenis pm*, ami Hrtiy IImII II
Nbith jkditirm# rn'il |*r« ••-!•-»»• #
Its first mealing after W*rr#n, Sylvia MflATnlrn. Ikir»- s«Ho«»l «*f liaiirniir #i»«l M«r
.in m##l our
v .»"•!
. an arn ar vacation a t 4 o'clock thy Warren. Eunir* Tyler, Anns rh#«t i
Iip.bg* |K mlminlBtrali«»«
j'***
M tba botno of t s W, D llotr- bell* Brown, lauir* Mae Brown.! tii#nl. Smlv#
In .m m11v «#rv#j m ii'iit#
tagn. Bun U n to T MVm'-*r, are and Charles Robinson.
Tin- . unfrrriM# will !*»• •mifM
I.eltii) t • \u** will t
SSbad ta b a n in tbair penny bags Cooper. Jerk Punhm. Billy Each »*\»ninu* mt
|if ill'll Ml« Ml IftlMkv f FHIII •
fa r a rainy days lo Mrs. Jamoa
y ill 111# f#il#t»l f " '" !* nn*l
I .ester Guthiia. Edwin Sniith. K|»i*»rt»| nI
IfwCf ng M bs EUxabtth Knight. Julian Slenslri m, llerlwrt Smith.
uni in# mini ir
ItmI ir
nuliN Ab#nu
MONDAY.
nrh ilM n i t ImiI 1 I
Jack Wilkinson. Brantley Alton,*. Pi <!»• n> ,.f the I'arr.h llniitc will
Tba Business Woman’s Circle of Mr*. S. E. Amir w* and Mr* Ar
ipenad . 1 7 :tt o'.I. h-V ,•> that .lii'tu # llubrhi”* l*rli#vr» lh •
i First B aptist Church, Mr*. F. 1 drew Hill. III. and Mia. C. Her all gu*st* nia> to- -rated in tim
f»r#tu r« nhoiil I l»r Mul hi»i •/#••
'H ite ,. chairman, will meet at:
fin th.- |i*r|urmanie
man Brown.
I ri»nicr#«R !•» *l#*l "«M*r
: * *••*!•
•"alack sg tha home of Mis* Min
At tin- lieginntng of the ta ll
4 H i wart. Mellonvlll*. Avanuc.
. n i S itin g ,.a*i*n. fur the p**-t • vbith il#fi irn«i#« »n «ilnnniBl
N tm C K
Tba Boaary C onfraternity rf
The official visit of th* g ran t It year,. Mr-. Ssdvr Hauntel. uf lion,'*
“ -*ftle Catholic Church will
Sailyr', Sf*ei*ltv Shop, he, pr
master
an ;| the grand tc c re ta i/
S t 6 o'clock a t the horn* of
.,-tiled * fa.hlon revue of the let- |
Mnu J . E. Otaddick at her hom* of th* Woodmen of tho World will ,.{ ,(y|, * f. r a,,nieu slid .Alt*-*-,
OX West First Str*»ttake place at th, regular meeting with different ntKailKafuii* uf
Clrtl* Number Two »( th* First to lie kel.i tonight at the thtd Fel rlty ailing a , .|Hin-.ir. Air. Hail
Methodist Church will ni**l at it 1lows Hall All memneis ar* invited mi l ha- ha,| In \e « r. uf e ,p rteiire
O'clock with Mis. U I*. Hagan a t' lo hr present. Refreshment, will it, i unditi ting fa*hum -huw,. It,
her boose. ITOJ Park Avsnu*
be S' rved.
fore milling h u e It year, agu -h , C lrtb Number Four of Iho F irst'
hail hail i harge uf m m - ' lit
Methodist Church » « l »*vt ot 1
FI-JKRH DELAY TAKE OM
Itrunswirk. G a . fm * num -n i f
a‘dock with Mr*. Fred R. Wilson.,
yeni. She -tale, that thl* yea*
I.—
SAMUSHIRa).
J#p#n.
O
t
1900 8e n fo rj Atenue
.
v „ ,
.
.
III
,ele turn n( ile th r, l« mure
■■ C tn b Number Fiv. of Iho First IA .P.)—B al w eattor in th , Al#uheantiful than ever anil therefore
tim
l«Und«
today
rautrd
t'lyil#
R llh ld b l r" l— *- will meet at 1
Ihe ievue w.ll la- more attrarllve
i'd o ck if'-w i# hom* of Mr*. R. Panfftoin ami lluch llrtdon J».* ' than nnv given in reienl year*.
C.-H lcksoa. Color. Av*au*. with ti'to a tp o n # .h »r lake-off on «
Eight living inn'eU, displaying
MlUy Hickson and Mrs. A. P. Bon- projected non stop flight to lh# all *i* a uf ilie * ,,’,. will wear
United .S'atm
dy us hostess**.
.
spurt*.
tailored.
afternoon ami
• 6 M b Number Hi* of lh* P in t
evening r lot he, with harm ninnif
MotbOdlxt Cbarrh will m*»t at 3 DEATH TAKES POLITICIAN
arireaori ea ron*i«ling of filta.
w llb Mr*. J ~ .I1 . Powell..
head,, Ihe new hat«. «hn*s. ho-*
CAMBRIDGE.
Max*O
c
^
I
;» w t,_
|
and glow n All shoe* wilp-liv lui
Number Stovow- ot th* ( A.P.I— Edward W. Q»fii». K .
ni*hed by J D.’» Sh.»- Stor*.
Democratic
national
committee
bwwsb will m e t
with Mr*. fTtrman man Tor M aaaarhnerttt ainre IU‘J 0
J A C K S O N V IL L E
Gulf Con
gt her ham* cn Genova and farm er mayor of Cembrldi*.
• Iruction Co. id F o il Myors, W
died a t hia htnte yesterday.- •
>|.*u#i
—I by St. A*n#-* #n*l W orn"
•
•
Friday Night
Cn i n e
Mt llu
Episcopal Parrish House ^
MAI: NOLI A Iiml Itli STHKin
I’lD tMI’Tl.V AT S:fhi '* At
ll*-nr>* 0 |i* ’ii .it S - vi-ii-'l I n i '
Fashion Revue Will
Be Staged On Friday
Ml S IC
ItV
'
Dickson-Ives
I7all Opening
M i:iD " > H ID H E S I l : \
MuuniiLi
V ^ N F C 'R r
m o ist u r e -p r o o f cello ph a n e
’
PUNTA GORDA—Pluix Them- yarila from St. I.u i# Illv«r t>
tre installing new ioun .1 *r(Uip- tween |g>ck No. J and polftt bolu*
' e sr H*ay*oly Father { n n n l s( cast t f $ 10,000.
Pafw City bridge
9
fel Bin dlvtn* wisdom has ***n fit
to cull bom* our beloved sister, •
Mr*. 0 . J6. Camps aad wharves, lo |
feur’dautb our Sunday School das*
baa to t a faithful worker over
ready aad willing t o servo, aad
bag family a loving mother.
Ttoryfoc* ba It ra»otv*d,t h at wa,
Ua m i m h i r o i lbs T ruth Soakers
MsUadtot Sunday School class
rvcogftta* a a t doplor* o :r groat
Isa* la tbo death uf oar d**r class
•lito r and elncaralr and most offrttlasmtely extend our sym pathy
U . lb* h e w e d family ig - their
aad affUrtton; aad ha H f n t h c r
Hash ed, th a t a copy of thl*
ii riu tl** ba aaat to tbo family,
•o p r printed la Tba Sanford
«g copy ffB M rrnl for
of tho ctoao.
Wa m b s the hand clatp, mlsa
Whole Wheat Inr Its
Most Tasty, Digestible Form
SHREDDED
Heir Modern Women
iP oondaof F»t
—: Safely
BLACK
WALNUT
ICE CREAM
*. 5*2-664 g p in fa n l A m
, 111 «. P irtt •
GARAGE
• j Acceedlag to a a*ws i^arw la aa
esskange, Ufa lusurtsce In lbs
* United BUtaa Incrvased one and
r, blllloa dollars dttriag
ftrst half af IM t D
r sS r w -% '
Sealed Tight —Ever Right
The ..
HUMIDOR
PACKAGE
Zip—
a n d it's o p e n !
S#e th# now notchod tab on the
top of the package. Hold down
on# half with your thumb. Tear
off th# oth#r half. Simple. Quick.
ZipIThat’salLUniquel Wrapped
in duit'praiof/ moisture-proof*
germ-proof Cellophane. Clean* protected
neat* FRISHI—what could be more modern
than LUCKIES’ Improved Humidor package
—to ea6y to openl Ladles —the LUCKY tab
la— your finger nail protection.
.
T "™ ,
■
'»
Mad# of the fln#6t tobaccos—The
Cream of many Crops - LUCKY STRIKE alono
offers the throat protection of tho exclusive
"TOASTING" Process which Includes the use
of modern Ultra Violet Rays—the process that
expels certain biting* harsh Irritants natu
rally present In every tobacco leaf. Those ex
pelled Irritantsare not presentlnyourUJCKY
iW m tll*Thoy*rooof—«ofhsycon*fb«fnf',Nowonder LUCKIES are alw ays kind to your throat.
. It da ta I W l
--------- among tida <
frrsiao et esDiUllsts, Ig
ta saaka U k T s o c rifS an
fagatlan f a t t
H l l t k a '-
to th e
•bald
W lhan: b a t a little while and wo
•haft pans within tbs goldoft gat*,
comfort us, Ood help us.
mo w a it .
” Mrs. Jsh a Aldan Brown
V f " '’Mia. Goqrgo McCrwm
1* Mr*. F. fe. Fftrkor
-4 4 * .
.
■" -lowm
f 'fc r ia e «bo pewad a t ooma eaa
WASHINGTON, OcL I
Mias Mary Andrews
Honored At P a r t y
lodilei* for dredging 175,000 ru lo
BARBER
(and the bogey rim paining to
148.
. hanford
Hughes Is Meeting
With Justices For
Improving System
)LUnONS
Lula MUkr, Prop.
106 Magwolia
PfeoM 104*W
A MAN DVINfl
WWftMko »Uty larnml^bt faUa
a tbo wot darhwoaa, folk, ow wet
.
hriohst
( .
Palo faces lifting wider tbo lama
Where tbo ,.yata skews, drives
W* Have foe Mabh Hale:
A N D IH P R E P A R E D T O P L A C E T I T L E 1 N 8 U I
AND P R E P A R E A BSTR A C TS O F T IT L E
Starling ilmpl* m t,n e the unit
of carronry la Britain, anythin)
th at to legal tandar. Traditionally,
if eeptou from tbo Kxgterllngx or
trad er! o f tbo German Itanaeplle
L togue who iaauad colna of each
uniform weight and exrellcnoa
that they wore held a t a premium.
if '
atack-
HANFORD. FLORIDA
R. R.
O eiam m ant'i let ion will dapand
upon Iho axtanl of world o n fldenae In Britain boftcoforth. If
you have anything aotrod In ster
ling w hat are you going to do with
ItT Koep It or tall l i t If you h as.
It In tHw "tollxf th a t B ritain will
■retore th e gold standard later,
then everything will bo oil right.
But if you got panicky and decide
ta sell your pound, then naturally
tbo resu lt will bo thot tbo pound
will 40900*1410."
Prime Mlolater Richard Bedford
Bennett eg' Canada, announced that
na m a tte r what B ritain did, Caa-
h er a ld
P B B E WINNjjN
In 1928 when Preeldent (>>W<i«S»,m*il«;vl© " * .$HT
WEST PALM
that another term In Ihe’ nation's hishtst ofnca woula be TWnh M .g u t ala.
(A .P.I— A <
B w fc jrf BwM wf u Mil t u , 400
dUUateful to him. he almply announced. "I do not*chooae
os., bricks at ft f n t d pries, bo asshave Iona base Ilia
to fun”. That wax reftrdad by hlRl u auffldetit at the
y r s t l i l Toy tbo time being." Britn . *» • beak
la
oia retu rn 'd to tbo llaoasUJ *rtime to convince the general public ot.hla complete unayaTi- •Bappenvd
laat e w k , w'
abillty. No amplification wa* neceaa#rjr after th a t He happening stare Juaa. e a a a lea ESftgomoiii sho bad through tbo
almply didn’t chooee to run and that waa all thee* waa to aa that bank, which m old not h* W ar o»d satii >RS. I s tbs llouss
of Common*. Edward of Wslss
stopped. Britain tha Bank, with
it.
, A .
*tossed tensely, Waning st
In 1931, In order to put a atop to peraiitont rumora « w e t rvanam a In goodwill tad cUwk
In the Peer*’ Gallery
that ha ia again politically tnlpdrd. °r
I*“ t th a t !>• "“ X foreign invaatmanta, did not have Sco( M*cDonald:
t>e willing to be drafted, It baeorne* narweary for him Jo tba gold to meat tha rash de "HI* Majesty's Government la
employ the Saturday Evening Poit, Amartca’a moat widely mand! of her International de seewring a bale need budget and
While there still wa*
circulated magazine, and to expreag in aaveral columns positors.
enough cold In th» vault* to as tb a internal position of th* coun
of t y p e hla desire to rvwaln In prlvaU life, hla ab say* th* Government’* foreign try la seund. Thl* position must be
ject aversion to returning ,to the W hitt llouse. add the oMigatmna, th# direr tor#, other maintained I) la one thing to go
need for party harmony within Republican ranlu.
wise th# National Cabinet of off the gold standard with sn un
W itnesses U oilfloJ a t
MbrDtnald, refused to balanced budget and uncontrolled
In 1928 six words were all that were neceaaary to elim
in fla tio n .
It
la
q u ite
tool tjwy hr ant r» twite I
inate him as a presidential candidate. In 19 81 to ac pay out gnld’to private individual* another
thing to take this me**
beytea tbs a s tro
complish the same purpose, he has to abandon hie life long who d«maad*d It. B ritain tame ore not because of international
a fte r Gains* bad
off I he r M stand ard.
reputation
for
taciturnity,
to
burst
forth
In
the
•*'
financial difflrwlltlr*. but tersu**
tnw k out overtin
gaS.imiWa •* Sll a***
B ritain's Immediate
m o n e y of egcwsslvs withdrawals of b >c
panaive, verbow) document he has ever indued. T7]t
*,*#■•*# is II •* *•(
trouble*
go
hftrk
to
1F35,
when
to
...«■•*# is «*»•»#***
rowed
capital.’*
sphinx
becomes
a
veritable
NJagsra
of
words.
Demostheny*.
Im i I M « i ewslUke#
uphold British p rrstif* Winaton
wwntt v ty ;
, | g*ia *1 i t i i l l b l l l M
Patrick Henry, or Doyle CarlUin. could oot
been rnofv Spencer
I-ondon and New York received
Churchill.
moon-faced
•lapalehae t i w l l srs ■
word of this g rv 't *tep with rum
voluble In declbilng a similar honor. Political aeera are
TUUB8UAY, QCTflBRR 1, H1l amazed not so much by what Mr. Coolldge had to say a* by Con*erv»l|v« Chej*«llor uf the parativ* calm. There wer* n<> tank
Miami Experiemcsi
Exchequer, put the pound back
runs,
no
rush
tn
the
*torr*
tu
runhis
almost
feminine
loquaciousness
In
naylpg
i
t
'
g gold ta*t*. tt had fallen as law
W ettest Septej
" 8IBLK VFJtSR FOB TODAT
vert money in goods for hoarding
The only deduction It is possible to make from thJ* M* a* 63.1& In December 1911.
MI AMI . Oet. \'r*&
SAVING GOODBYE — Finally, founding phenomenon Is that Calvin Coolldge, as well sa B ritain’s Intsrnstienal banking Bankers (Died the paper* with
Miami's 1031 S s p ls m b s rs r
brethren, farewell. Be perfect, l>a other Republican leaders, realize that something has got w** tu be resume *hup, th* pound the sort of optimistic statements
w ilie r than any other Sap
that
doctors
make
tu
vriy
tick
o( good) comfort, h* «f on# mind,
hgd to be restored to It* oid value
fo r M yen#*, tbs wsotbarto
be
done.
After
an
era
of
unprecedented
prosperity,
patients
live in peace ami the God oi
(MAMS) to protect B r i t i s h ,
LaaauuJMSd iSatSlila,•. .
m
ore
nouularlv
known
as
the
"Coolidge
myth",
it
waa
all
i.... cut Deare ahail tw with y.nr.. more jiopulariy --- . . . .
_
.
Held David IJuyd Georg* "If
foreign inv**tro*m* So the pound|
t A p re riy lu tlen of lb W
jright for Coolldge to withdraw hla nama w|th aa frw wa* forced to par Interest rats* th* nation remains steady and
—2 Cor. 13 11.
"Kanadarqu* Pontiae,’* above, English »*tUr. walked away w lthl
wnrtla aa poaalble. It waa not neceaaary for him to msa* • at London were Used High to at- united w* ■hall pull through all
rvd with an 11J S
PRAYER
Sh#ph»rd,
first prii* st the International Dog Show, Oakland, California. H a!
plea for party harmony. Almost nothing waa aufflclfpt. | I r a n foreign deposit* A 13*10.000, right "
II. B optaaban
Itvfs rip Brrur* in Th«s>.
Tori ay It la different. Aftar three years of th# wqnit 000 credit wa* obtained in New, Loid Beaverbrook, publisher of I Is shown above with Jack Kills, hi,
Iorb f t r » :pliatloft.
depression in the hietory of the country, It la doubtful if York. It WS* never used. Britain’s, th* Dally Express, b e a m e d :
ADOPTION
ev«n Mr. Coolldge’a prollflcally expraaaed loyalty to PruaWwit sh**r determination to VdstorW "N othing more heartening ha*
Hoover, or hia plea for harmony within Republican rftltfce. sterling’s prestige was a chief fac happened In year*. Th# fact re
To have hssn —
in doing so. par was ranched mains that w* era rid of the gold
will be sufficient to stem the tide which le alowly washing tor
when the Treasury contracted to standard, rid of It for good and
Ev»r- w a r —
Mr.
Hoover
out
to
aea.
But
If
Mr.
Coolldge’a
statement
With >ut thl* sound, this sight!
sell gold to all comers. To pravsnt all, and th* end of Ihe gold stand
To havs awakened, w en so young, aervea no other purpose, It has shown the nation who the hoarding of
geld sovereign*, ard Is th* beginning of real re
SEMINOLE COUNTY TITLE A N fl
Republican candidate in 1982 will be.
star tied tn the night.
pound note* wer* not red same tie covery in trade "
And nnt h a w hsaio,
Whomever the Democrat* may nominate, hla opponent a l face value in g->ld, bat if a
ABSTRACT COMPANY « V,
Even John plerp m t Morgan
Comforting, thers In ths gloom, will be Herbert Hoover.
Briton could collect about fft.000 I rok* hi* Iron rulo and consented
_
laivtly, there In the pale gloom.
worth uf paper money he could In he Interviewed in lorndon. Held
------------ -------- o— ----------------- HAH Ol'BNED ITB OFPICR8 AT BO. m RA6T F I R t t ^ f q
The sea’s niinpelllng word.
Not to have known.
Even so young ,>vrn those first
rhildyearsThis dream that is m» own.
This salt breath, sweet on my
mouth—my face—
Aa the saltesl. sweetest tears.
Sa n fo r d
* 60c PER QUART
UR FAVORITE FOUNTAIN
Your Throat Protection—
IT S TOASTED
�N>
BIG WAGE CU TS
ARE PLA C ED IN
EFFECT T O D A Y
“
COUNSEL Co n
(Continued from P i n On«)
r ."
That » u a climactic argum ent
the prolonged” blhilngp ended.
I How >oon the tom m lnlon wflt <Kride the c u e li |nd»f i.iite.'
,Th* labor deportment dlecloeej
that a month age employment in
manufacturing laduatrW* waa 12.1
P« m o t le*e and payroll totals 20J
pern fit toia than a t tha and c l
Augu»t, 10.10.
Very little change occurred In
the liutratrial employment eitua, Hon during A uguit, •> compared
with July. The department report,
rd aonie eipam ion In aeaaonal ac
tivity*, giving work to "Ihouaandt
I of men and women In vartoua arc| Ilona."
C uttailfJ operation ■th.dulr*
were nut ire j particularly in auto,
mohile. iron, atcel and
radio
WASHINGTON—John W. DovU. former Pweldenllal Candidate and J
plant*. Improvement looh place In
] New England i id le mill*, a* well t r (invpinor of Michigan, conferred with member* of the Senate * i* Ara
a* *ilk mill* in the middle Atlantic Smith a* chairman of the Federal Power root ml** ton and arhe hare tala
apeciel counaoL Photo ahowa, left to right, Sena tor George W. N< rria, t
dialricta.
The bulletin giving thia Infor (>roe«bcrk and Senator Thomaa J. Walvh, of M o n ta n a .'* ^ •
—
mation alao **i,j matal and coal
mining remained *n a greatly cur
tailed ban*. with number* of
worker* idle.
Awake to the raten t of tha wage
*la«he« effective today, the adminlitration h elj to a courae of allent
wntihfulne**. A*ide from Secre C O U R T B Y W A R E breaking aad entering. TUd. J t f
tary Ituak'e an ertto n , "It i* J*------->n.*ing alalea properly, w*t%
pluralile hut apparently It could
ATLANTA. Oct. | . —(A M —
(Huntinurd from Page One)
j tre n ifrtte d to the county court
not ho avoided,* no poailion ha* fleer Aedercun.
| for art ton. They haul bora arreeted Georgia rvtee ded a a a e t h u h i t k
neen taken.
H. K. Ilutlenay and Tummi*| by O flft^ * WiBianv*. :ih e ife r. Welcome tu G ow m or JtooeewH af
An rye will l>* kept on the I'ara in*. OrUixhi w h i l e n*en.|an<* NtrhOiom.
New York aa he rone hod beta
American federation of labor con rharged with being drunk, pleaded'
Willie WUUnma, rrtorvd, charged
enroule
to
Warm
vcntiun impending at Vancouver, not g uillt. but *ci« fmeil IS each 1 with .egranry after a coniMalat t yeeterday
It. C, 11at peeatdent, William Creen, t if fleer* Shaffec end NkhoU.m b r Hr*. K. L. Niaan, Waa (tawi- Spriag*. Go* waere lea will taka
ha* attacked the *|eel corpoiationa Inadc- the «rrr*U
■ Icrred to county court tar action. a two-weeha' vacation.
action on ethical and economic i Ivan Vnhtv ...d A K !•..«.,* «*ff k .r Wileo* made the arr+et.
la tha welcoming committee
ground a.
here were Governor R***»U. HgJ.
Combat waa promiaad by labor |
Jeha S. Cohen, Deaoocralie 'n a
on any ayatrmatlc drive againal
tional coocmlUavmea. Clark Hew
eiiatent wage atandarda.
ed, fnrmer oetion a l committeeThe firat of October wan the
man. Mayor Key «f AttaaU and
date tel not only try the United
S to le n
m i ."
JSettrig And Ear) Webb
WJn Batting Honors
lit American League
JACKSON VI LI
for rasing Max 1
HEAVY DOCKET £2V 5L S ?4rtS S ffi: Roosevelt Handed
CreatW ekom eO^
TRIED IN POLICE
JK
Arrival In Georgia
Guggenheim S a y s
S ilv er W ill S oon
Come Into Its Own
Slate* Steel corporation for ita
10 percent wage raductinn, but aleo by numbera of the other* who
haw followed. Newa dlapalch*a In
daya Jiiet paat ahow tha ateel Indualry already largely on |ho low.
er pay aide, with company from
motor*, rubber, copper, aluminum
and aorne other*.
victory In the American lea g u e
hatting race with an unofficial
average of .390, 17 point* ahead
of Babe Ruth.
Ruth regained a half *hare Tn
tha role of home run king, tying
w ith Leu Gehrig w ith * total af
44 for the y.rur when Gehrig
ctnutui one in (he Uct game Sun
day, ft wa* tha tenth aea*on In
which' the Babe h*t bit 40 or mure
Warped C itiz e n s
^C ontinued from Fago Ona)
Rtopt dropped,. Morctr Md thrown
the money Into their automobile
bpt before ho could get Into It
hlm ielf cltlaoB* bad Overpowered
7 1 . P'. Wiliam*, the
ye*tarday evening told
caahier,
of the
* ^ n h e tpfo cam« In the bank
drawing th eir guna aa they entetedi" he ** Id. "They h»4 on
vfjgi. and their face* were dl»gtjlard with 'atrip* of adlutalv*
pWater nnd their finger* were
t4P*d up ao aa to leave no flngrrprlau.*.
••One d o -ii| iba d.»pr a* the
•tfw r told fi* 'stick 'am up. Wa'vf
cept* a flrr your m o n o .' B^lh
M lu Myra McCauley, the boekhgeper, and rnyaalf obeyed. They
tMtdn ua He down on tbe floor
wpll* they pulled down at) the
Window a a ode i . W* had an Idea
they'd got It oa they left, becauat
none of tha bua!H»**tnen had
tfb e n th e ir, gun* hoia* after
D«|»y|ivi| inau^
urn*j
brlmting
them «, uuffn
down ». Saturday
and M l that Lhe. p^ad** being
down would warn pagaeraby acmething wta happening. W* didn't
k»ew they Aad been aeen by th*
„
c u lt
on 'the
counter
a, ,c
In tha
taBu'a tag* and atkad whore tlig
tiurt of th* money waa. To gain
tfagg, t told him of aorao silver In
,ttw r a u lT W did not tall him
whoy* to find aeyoral thousand In
paper money ,wo had than alao,
M
Captain Of G«oriria
Is Declared Eligible
ATLANTA, Oct. L - ( A .P .> The vt ecu Live commlttao af tha'
f l V t e u U
A big Southern conference meeting fcftf
mimtaimol my*
yeetardtjf rile tf . A'ualln Down*,
'
ITTc
captain and quarterback of the
llaivarally a f Georgia, eligible for
participation in football thli year.
.Thera bad been h i m geaetiaa
aa ta w hither ha waa otlglhU un
d er the ftv^-ptar playing rata. '
tpod ant of the arcade
Jack W lhm T a u n t ptayor. waa
the otioot juat bofor* th* ralad laoliglbla. It waa found that
no out of th* houk. Aa h* waa a graduate aI a Malar totteaod tha , doer aad taniod t a n t a CnMftaala. Wllaaa aad
their car, ho blued away,
a l ike aim* moment Boao>
tar Meaner wa* ftaid taat
it .MMdO- K* ecUon wm
Samuel Guggenheim, hood of ono
of the world'* largeet • me it lag
aad refining companies, >liver
►oon etUI ~room lata Ita awn" and
already la diet lard far the grantrat future ad all motale.
Returning from Europe ycaUrday. lb# pre*ideal af the Ameri
can Smelting A Refining com
pany urged a conference of outalanding Oliver ciponenU la help
ha*lrn tha "slhrer can" ha pre
dicted. Every countrrv he said,
would gala »oavoUuag by the
move.
*
The dl-ycor-old WllUooolro. who
gave up a political career to re
lu ra to the hue la i n wuetd after
•vtviug one tarn* aa m u t e r from
Colorado, auonded a clear a rte af
bualneaa upilmlatn ae ho talked ta
reporter*. ,
"A ll wa need In aound commen u u so and a will ta werit.Y
he aakd In emphniULag U n i he
u w no roaao foe alarm In preeeal
condition*.
Craw lay, wpoetataedMM ml
"Now t* Ike flaw to huihi for
the future, ta r a better opportuni
ty never evicted."
Returning ta r e dlacuaaUa of
aMaor, ho said:
“Aa a direct reault a f economic
diaturhonrea alt ore* the w jrld
aad the u e p e n e k n a f the gold
atandaid ta moot Eure peon coontrine. I believe silver will come
lain t u own. I t h ae t wo ary and
moot cratCri**, darlud I t t Grant
B rtu ta . are' beginning to tea Kao
IU Im porta aco In valet.
Dixie Retail Trade
Reveals In crease.
In Monthly Review
ATl.ANTA. Oct. I.—<A .|\l —
lletail trade, cotton ' dons um pi loo
and production of coal In Alabama
ami Tenne**ee ahowed gain* In
the monthly buiinei* review of
the allth r.serv# dlatrlrt ifiued
y n terd ay by the Atlanta Federal
Rraorve Bank.
Tha report show*4 department
■tore aalea were 0.4 per ren t
greater In Auguat than in July
and averaged p.a per cent ie** In
actual doltar volume than in Au
guat 1030.
Auguat waa the fourth month
to ahow increaaed produ.-tlon of
rotten d o th by reporting mill* of
the dlatrlrt, compared with th:
aama month of teat year while he
Nation'* conaumplion waa alao
JtrvaUr.
Coal output In Alnbnma and
Tanneaeoo Increaaed aeaaonally but
nan. teaa, than a year ago. Pig
Iron production uraa on th : down
grade a t th# loweat level of any
month alnco February 1922.
Textile mill o n io n booked were
greater than In July or In Au
guat HWO nnd unfilled order* of
yarn mill* wore >1.2 por cent
larger than a year ago. The num
ber af cotton mill worker* em
ployed *howerl * email lncreaaa
during Auguat.
Repotting title* ahowed a email
tLtllno In building permit* t u t
there waa a larger
docreaae
throughout the dlatrlrt. Laktland,
Fla., ihowad the largeat gain In
total bulIJIng permit* with St.2
por c e n t Tam pa atari had a gain
of 10.4 per c e n t
No change waa ahown In th*condition of Florida citruo during
Auguat with orange* 14 por rent
of nortdal Sept. 1, aa compared
with h i per cent n year ago and
grapeftult 44 per re a l of normal
U againal SO par cent In 1M0.
•tat* Democratic ecocutiva tom.
mitiee.
'.
Hail lee Itraoch,
Waaklagtan
eorto* pendant of t h a AUaato
Journal, loformad Governor Kama,
veil that a aurvey under taken by
tha Journal In Virginia. North
( » retina. Tvnneaaeo and Florida
Indicated Uw nati-Smith leaden
iWve largely wore for KoeoeteH
Officers Shaffer and N kboltoa
made the a rrttL
Be 11ha Devi* and E tta F rit re on,
colored women chnrgwt with diaorderly conduct were each fined
$A. Officer S h a f f e r arroated
them.
H arry W rtilin and L a a a i*
Thomar, colored, charged with diaorderly ronduct, eatrvated bond*
of S3 each. Officer* Shaffer, Mar
lin ami Chief Wllliama maid* the
arreal.'.
Ulyaae* Jonea, H attie Fttta,
Nathaniel Pitta, Horatio : Lew la.
and Georga Morgan, e ilorrd chil
dren of varying ngoo, wore It anaPLANT C IT Y - PI
frrred to juvenile court for octloa lie Service C a, chat
following tholr arreat by Off kora Tampa Electric Ca.
TOUCHTOPPS SANFORD DRUG CO
ORers Friday & SalurdaVg ^eiciati
75c W itduuM . .I t t a n . _____ S *
1.00 Puntesi Mineral O il
75c
50c
60e
60c
:i6c
tie
Bgy Ruin, 16 o n . _____ f t c
Arom atic C w cnra, 4 e e u S le
Cm to r Oil. B m s - — 1— t i e
Rexall S h n v in f La Um .. 1 f t
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ENVELOPE?.
IN V IT A T IO N S
CATALOGUES
LETTERHEADS, Etc.
STATEM ENTS
JOB PRINTING
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;TB» 8ANT0RD HERALD, SANFORD. JTL08HU THURSDAY. OCTORER 1. 1931
%l4 ■
To Build Walker R eg im e Is
'ha received contracts
tW a ' one each to the
t '-W orks corporation,
t r f th e ' Bethlehem Ship-
(Orpcratlon, Quincy,
‘ the Boston and Pugat
-V
Walker refused
LEG A L
I'l.ASSIl-'IKl> I’ M >■
catsmvno*
N O T IC E
f this r i \
* sari** »f
*(U O S
ii io be hwhl
[new
NEW YORK, Oct. L—(A.P.)
— A police captain, widely known
tor k b ram bling raids on political
club* yenterday told tka lla fita d t.
•r legitlatlee tom m ittee th a t hla
friend and supporter, the 1st* Pr.lica Commissioner Joaaph A. W ar.
ran, waa dtunlaand without being
allowed "seen the privilege of
protesting condition* in the de
partm ent he conr Id* re t deferred
trite lam.”
Describing Interference wllh hi*
work aa a gambling odder and
head of a recrat study of vice
conditionr, ('apt. Lewia J. Valen
tine testified W arren had redgn-Mi
on Ilee sn. 1UJ«, with a letter con
taining ’b itter criticism of police
methods snd political prrsnirv.
Msyor
PAGE FTYE
1 "' " _
■ v i T tm ii if
H anded Black E y e
In Cop’s Testimony
1HINQT0N, Oel. !.
navy yrsterday aeutt o f It* 11 paper dastrayers.
rfarx Adams announces! the
t f contracts for foar ree1 this type. One dtstroyer
r bad been awarded uTlbe
eeb aavy yard,
fpa "net possible, a state-
*
m iird
N*w
(I i ilat Church,
■' .1
E le v en th
'!*gln nevt
• <-i> uVfo.'k. and
Sunday
IH
!l Mender* .n l«
i' h. with Mtii «rCTVtal\
I— A n n o u n c e m e n ts
-leanlsed Mi n
I 'W E
- ivi'h th* fill
l *«*nt »1 the
"IT Hev. N H
H u m : Hri
Paul, 11ii|in-'
I lllT tltn i At T it
ITYS BU D G ET
O R 1931-32 IS
ElNq PLANNED
K v M. * tn i n
l hurch. '-an
t
Thnniu -. nt
i hurch ' »n
i II. S Wtnt
H ip ill I Inn >1
E Mi It. um li. bl-ral
lift i s
Dr.
ff.
Heights, 3
Satif, III A i r . phone Hfth-M.
.1— A u to m o b ile s
I ’J’> t 'IIK \ K o l i I ■t l l ’pK. N«w
Paint New Hill-bet. WJa Nearli iii w
lln rle) liasidsnn
motor
■»■b- K iel a Son- Myrtle Are.
to a c
l — L'lsIncHH Scrvkw
I ANEVS
DRU G
S T O R K —P r *
script! ns. magailnee, fouotall
service.
I'KOMTT
4s 11eerie*
I'aplain Valentine’s testimony
Included the statement that he
had teen demoted by Warren's
surre*.ior, Grover Whalen, without
notice, learning of hl« lowered
grade and ioe* of pi 300 a year
salary frum some friendly reroiter*.
Two days after Whalen took
office, Valentine asserted. h« ,vastepped down three grade*. rent
to a Queens "goat p i fu r ." ’ an I
\he records of his investigations
Into vice, narcotics snd gambling
were staled up and stored away
His squad was abolished.
I'bonr
10k
ill'll.L I N G
u W )t:K .I -irrigation
bo sea and g e n e r sl . s n i s l work.
Mi sr I, Cone I vie Co, J , K, T ae-
« Isrer, Proa 3rd anil Elm.
V— H e lp
(Continued from Page One)
ta g dgueh of th tir tins* to a die>
of the preposed milk or-f la a a ts , sponsored by a group of
j fUpJ dairymen. representatives of
Jp^om spoke la fevor of the mees- 1
' Mr*. The Commissioners did nut
Ufr> final action on the m atter at
*:t 4jn>rrast Galchel, ben! merchant.
(M aking on behalf o f ths Inde' ' M td aq t User bants Association,
the City a present of one of
I
gn boards.which hla organlhad constructed aa a tourist
to Sanford.'A t on? time it
seated at the com er of West
Street and the Monroe Road
■aty lead, but a nearby
, sesswer, objecting to IU erection.
yetaoveri it, and it l» now to be
[ m m insid, the City limits on West
i '- r p a t Street.
® f n t M. Papw ertb appeared be*
, lhae Um Commissioners to
ask
! (feat tka City teaks a small apngofgistiop tow ard the relief of
' ’UpMMnU who may antar this city
^ u k r j a g thy w inter months. Ths
g ^ M l W (W
ordered turned a « r
f n s sg Emergency Transient Relief
* * eeasmlttee, to be used In purchaa. MR meals for Indigent tta re k re
’ nghe are Actually la need. Local
ye|1 (cats ere not Included in the
'Mammal of any p a rt of the money
• f 't a e food which it purchases.
’ } h . ■ Papworth was 1 appointed
'(ljalrnian of the commUt-e.
’ *>. H o also appeared In behalf of
. th e owners nf lh ( canning factory
’ w h o reeak penalaalon to construct
^ a t f e a m boiler oh p o rt of a now
1 uaaaed alley near their plant on
H «at Thirteenth S tre e t Permt
ttan. wee granted for tb s use of
portion of tho alley.’
, f o r th e third lime, Mr. Pai
ADOS
l e a n mol v. a r s to life
'd e stro y e rs 'had been au- cept the letter, Valentine told the
by Congrsss and (10,000,tegi'leilv* committee iaveallg atlng
bean appropriated for fee- the municipal government.
TO* would not comment on
*r the departm ent would
t a new construction pro
to the president aside frum
| t i l l n tn e ha#*leen deftsubmitted ll)ua far.
•
YOliK WATCH reps lead
by one who really krmwg howt
Griggs, Jew eler, Mag. A sa.
W o n te d
tt A N T E 11
Min o icr 40 to
, peiali- Itnit I.-,ii h home Servian
h u s in v i on out , sp ilal in
N*w
Snivrnn. I.iesbutg. Kustls, TltUSt ills* M r will trsrh you how to
build |*i i Iii.im rit business of Un"*> "■ profits Write immediately,
K lim t n*fi*ii*iiies, age. ripertehcv.
W J? Iliiuieigh Co., Dept, PA*
lib W V Mrmphis, Tenn.
e x H c m s h o w * n t h c loch n o * o r * p n o a in s iv r ,
H C W iP A P tR w h ic h is R C A or io C m roo m r o n k u tiom
OR IOCAt *04 0 1 AMO ATTRAUlO M S -W IIPO OT
4SR u m PAPtR FOR OCR t9 H TVURinC MAP WWCJ1 U V S
INCH.
Ill— K lo w e r * a n d
IH n n ln
K,.r Sule:
i ’E T t ’ N IA
PLAN TS
Ready tu set All folur*. Stew*
s ii llu* Kli-ri-l a i t Myrtle Avu.
MILK COOLER FOR KINO GEORGE
11—
C ON AND LET’S ALL GO FISHINt
M in c clln n ro im
M ill LANDSCAPE
building, (lull and
11 ut ttun. n i t Ii-iiies,
ul | tint
Home a t Ht. Petersburg, ami
whether it has been definitely
decided to use brick nr Ilie con
struction. L. II. Tripp, director
of construction, veterans admin
istration, yesterday said:
“ P a n s for the construction of
this home are progrer.'lng rap
idly and it is hoped that this
work will be on the market fnr
bids by the lattar p a rt nf Nnv.
It la contemplated that the con
struction to be a Jo pled will tie reinfoetsrl concrete skaleian frame
with the use of hollow file and
StucCe exterior walls and hollow
tile Interior partitions. In this con-j
nection a considerable amount of
brick will be employed for arches
and other features
requiring
greater strength-*
For th e Improvement program
at SL Peters burg adapted by Con
_________
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_
gress something
over __
(UOO.OOO
Is
aT,i|aU lt. Additional building*
ilwh ot| * r Improvements aa i t _
1Bd .sik w a y s will be pruvile.1 by
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in ices . all
M IlE lt A t . A L L O W A N C E on |0M
o’ l bsttery. 3111 W. V i n t S t
21!—MWrellnnroun For Sftlt*
llnrsKlim.H niRNmiRE- fs»
-nlf «lir»|» Altt» chickens,
nt hNFj rnit>n A vrnut.
H Ut M A LE:
in
I Lutntr
kaj
ClU
tto1
nmilithin. I'Non# 7M.
.10—1lousiest Fnr Halo
Hilt* PALMETTO.
Atliactisii l»ingaluw, tecoadlt imi.' I thruughuut. l —.w oo terms.
S pec in I fo r 30 tlitys.
An
R x lll |ih o lo |{ rn |)h f u r o n ly
01.00.
Wieboldt Studio
Arcade
( uh'luggh Krally Co. 311 F irst
Nul l. Hank llldy. _________
V IS IT
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fll’KNCKR’H NEW DAIBY
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On Country Club Road
West
Beach t
(OO.OOt)
Florida
1933 by
Palm Beach an Palm
WASHINGTON—F o r the icrric# of II. M., the King, Ihi- new
> offer aitea for proposed
hatchary to be built in type nf milk-cooier is being m-talied at S.indrlngham, where it * lit
some time a fte r July t, make it poaalble to drink liurtiria-frec milk almcst Immediately a ft
Federal Fiaheriea Bureau. er it haa been obtained trnm the cow. W illiam II. Priest, amateur
TAVERNIER — County will
g ran t franchise ta Key Utility
Co., local concern for power and
light system to servo num ber'of
cummunitiis on tho Mya>
golf champ amt an expert i-iqqieramlth, i- .hown wllh the
cooler he h a a ’ had the linn r nf making «p*cially fnr ii
royal dairies. The appaintn reifv’eea the temperature of
to that of water and simu.tnnvoualy eliminate* a'l .hiince
tlon.
t c * t h e tim e n f I ' r y e a r when 'rno*t ev ery b o d y wiint* tn giindented
e n the f i -l d n g , a n d the tw n little A tlan ta, t i r u r . 'i a . buy* «biiwn in th e alnive
ne« milk pit l i n e m e f i u t u n n t e en u ah In In- ai-le tn dn it. Ilf ciiurse, they
uf inlee- ■lidiTt r n t e h inaav f i d i. *Mu«ta n u ip lc nf m in n o w * ," th ey .a i d . Util
ilnii't you tiel they h ad a gieal lime *
AUTHORIZED
AUTO
RB'FINISHIHG
'v STATION /
Ily J. Carver l^sey
And Sw For Youim U Wbf
O u r llactrrla Count ) l
Maintained Under 10,00%
II, S. Standard For
CERTIFIED MILK
In n pecllon In v ited
At All Hour*
HI’ENCEK'S DAIRY, INC.
Geo. C. Harden, M (f.
VIA. HA, AT FIRM
rT W o o o V T iT V A i
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Out-of-town visitors will ru)ov the ronvewl
location and homeUka atosorpnere o f tba P
Cumberland IIotcL The lanu and airy roonfc
comfortably IWnlalmL
Dining roam conducted on o iUn-nm/U feed
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Sanford Herald, 1931
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, October 01, 1931
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 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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Text
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Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 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>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald