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Member Aneocisied Pr&lt;

A N J N D E P E M )K N T

d a il y

N EW SPAPER

3

S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . W E D N E S D A Y ." ' ~ S E l’T E M H E R ~ 3 0 .

GIN GIVES Episcopal Church Adopt.
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POSSIBLE KEY

F iv e C e n t , A C o p y

N U M B E R * 221

LINDBERGH’S HOME NEARS COMPLETION

F h ^ J W ^ e r a l u m ^ COLLINCS’
S L « » r S b S a s s - l E A I I FOUND
« t c s Recovery De­
pends On Purchas­
ing Power Of Other
Nation* Of Wo r l d
----Court Fight OverHuire
iYf° ^t a rr i rf f *S*pL
80
~
Fortune P r e s a g e«
,
rep a raBig Litigation Cost.
aad
I n t e r - a lllc d
debu j

A *a 'h er unruly ............. . eleri
la l and lay d rp u ij*.
1 „ n|y
few v.th ia in p ru t.it * . the U-,
1* Phillip*, W ashington. |i t '
the

Man Washed Ashore
Near Place Wh e r e
T r a g edy Occurred

Declares Party Needs
More Co-Operation,
More Harmony, And
More Con f i de n e e
•ly in RON Plflt K

V llliK , Sept 10 - i A P I
the « at- r* , f l ong I*
lard Sound y&lt; *terda&gt; .n in e th.body Of n., iiio .f..it i f .r -1 a,an .1
....... .
h r'
to the ..................

ia*ue of the Convention Tile
waa n -t recorded but
w helm lngl, favorable.
I l l i t i g . \ a* 1 1 in r d e r n i y a L a l *
A lb e r t
H . W l r e i n . • pirtater for the million* left t.y
..
,
In the Uouae of (l|«h ,p«. Tp . (
h p p aien tl,
il l-, it t i n , a h 1
o f t h e w o r l d 's U r g e n t E lla
W .ndei,
spinster
rv c lu x , Firmative v o x were c»*i ag:nn«| 1,1 1hi o-umi U 4lei*. the taaly 1 1 .
b e lie v e *
th e
U n ite d promise* to riral ln it . attendant
na&gt;* »“ er Pre*iding II,.h „,, » a«he*i .............. . t„. „| t*,..r* on
• o o n w i ll
be
" d o in g law yer*- fee* the figh t w a g'd ■ Janie. ,|e Wolf |Vrr&gt;. of llhodr h.ttai* hen Ira tl n.-ar n h e le th.generation ago neer the C,ould. I'lan d. had guided the h „h .,p . lu llin g - .ruiM-r P. ngt in * a . „n
a s u a l."
Eno and F air fortune*.
through a parliam rn tar. m ate an
the night * • - a ) , eg., w h o. M&lt;*.
W I tt U . chairm an of the
had p atented final „b- C oilin gtwo men. . h „ 1. .id In those almost fo rg o tl-n ve'll • penki-r*
&gt;ven tin g board o f the Chase
i»f)n1 mill crii p fi,r (hr q'|vw
lull fll thr • i &gt;4»••• f**r th •* HOMi •lillirtl
lM eaal -bank and
chairman of C 'ln te.t. atto rn ey. reo. tved ,...me
ThIt* mnon m fin«ll y mtin;
1*44• pi.-e &gt;
kifiif ill
of the highest amuunla ever paid
f «»•
*tr«l.
t.;W j*;oaUoaal com m ittee which
was • iNimpromup i*e* h *%xn
XXM. mini l lifM|&gt;llIMOll. kill#,
to
legal
i-uun«el.
although
th*
e*
Ih.
hci
™d Bho German crodit aitua
»isho•P1 fxn th* tirpulil***. l^iii «f
huts
••M
Ik
*
|
(•nil
m
UI
iu
iii
• Ik-t.
tale* involved were not *o large
‘•»na t the *u |(va:lu n o f the L in
not
(
Olrftil
(
f
t
l
l
c
l
h
fm
tIl
-xx It
virrp fx»conference, e x p rx a e d that nor aurrotinde-l ht *Ul-h c.im pl*ii
ninn ' pi Hiu c*l n
tie . a* are forecast in the Wendel fer ed to the n n !
***
kg arrived Homs yr*. ra«o.
trr.tiLn
■ l huntirw uni il &gt;•
from Europe on the liner
th*- linstr) that 1&lt;
Futile attempt*
made
The Wendel will fight move* to
l-lth houaea to n -e.iinnut he ,
* M‘ ••»«**
bualnes* depression
j&gt; It* firat dim aa in federal c urt lire ,|Ue*t.on to the joint , ,,,„ |&gt; »‘ ht
Argum ent* will h
•»' ha told reporter*. here Friday
l,u &lt; ‘ h
nd&gt; t
•ter.lay
injunction* miaaion on uiv o re and m .rr.e g e
'* business condition* will heard then on two
Thi* canon prfi%idr» f.*r o,..
*•&gt; klillnn ILouiri •■ * 11i1lk111.nl.
- U l In the Ualted s t a t e . •ought for Mi** Ito.a IVw Stan*- laM iai merit of an errlraiaa leal * l dayhieak l ot.
a hole in ttiu
reaidant
of
• U purchasing power in hunr. 71-year old
court o p e ra lin j through the It* '•»*k " f 'h e h. ad I* - - ltdy a |it Sooth A m u lea and Aaia. X'lcksliurg. M l.* , who. a* "fifth hop for the r &gt;n«ila-atl.in ..f m , , l*d bullri
wm md
|M,*-d,lv th,.
R*rop*^-and particular- decree re l.tiv e and neare«t of Irintonal eaae*. in eB, h diorrar nnd "wound to which the n , i - , ' i m
kin.
wishes
t»
rvatrain
eiecutora
•nd Germ any - can
'• d o r - referred &gt;in h .1 tia m ,if
miaai inary ...... n et. at the dl*&lt; re
from probating the diaputed testatlon of the dlivr«e nr di*tn. t.
n atoning churned up fn» h aelivi
merit
which
dl*p.
ae*
of
an
e*tale
and Garm any already
No m arriage aball he aolemniced ty in the im e*|igat|on
taken v igorou . a c t b n .h u t x tlm a tr d at |.V),000,tMM) to *75
unit*** the intention of th. .on
An a uiopty wa* liegim at oneif Hood the help o f the re«t of 000,000.
t:a r mg pattir* ha* been .ig n lfi.d to dote, mine if .........Me hi* id. „|,
I ri'l.d
• H and particularly the ! In it* financial aapeit the ea*e to the minister at l-aat
three .1 tyv ly and the &gt;au*e of hi* enth
Ufad State* and France.
I !••?» hi ! Ml »
u v e r a h a d n w * the proceeding, before the . eremony
A
'
d
i
buckle
m
ark.-.
\S"
w T h * ««ld o f the world I* run
ID* -ir* t Ini*
- eme.l y e * t,i.|ny a ft, .......... to ,.f
G
^
r
(
"
r
T
i
*hr
0,1
mm.ater.
the
.an
..,,
„
r
,
F ca stra te d In few hand. The **• G eo rg, J. (,ould. rail m agnate, in '. h a l l aolem niir the m a in a g . of
...............
.for -,Se 1110.1 tangilile rl-ie to the
w ,.I -J * f crodit I* n e o n ,a ry , hut which a tlo in e y . eventually derived; any peraon t«h. ha* heen .*• j- th- m an-* identity
I till Ill*
C»*dlt alone U n it enough, nor r * ° f D CtlO.Otht front an . .l a t e h u .h a n l Or wife *,f any other p-r
U f .ft* 1 I
The authorities -aid a curren*
«aa^adoquate cradlt b* B| e ,n un- that had dwindled t*. S20 .0n0 .UUO *on then living from whom lie or
..I (h.* H . , „
In
Lung
M
aud
Sound
-a
-ilv
could
.,«*V M is tin g condltlonj.
•■ •iilir* il
Amo* F. Ent, \ e*tate . * &lt; $15. . | the ha* heen divo.ved
f „ r A„, hace carrie*l a body f inn the *. etie
V. J I »«|«l« ft* .
'w y Judgemont, an »de- ( tfOO.000 II, died a bach*lor.
c* u*,&gt; a rw liif sfte r
niis-riairc*
of tho Penguin trav- ly l „ the ,po,
( Continued on P a g e Four)
f&gt;rin« *Is. *•
I Am ong the litigant* » , r e Amo*
(Continued on Page Thrre&gt;
whi le It aa* found yeatm :m\
«*ul rnsrkr mi
Ca
l*inchot and hi* brother, G ifford
It wa* lecnilrd that N | , Note
|(i\r th f k---- Prof. ** Henry Lane Enn, hla
an.)
niau. a New Hot hell !• at man. h i,|
» Mfl hi* **kill
oephawm.
related h aring th- *trugtrl.-« nf an
r h •n • %
apparently dinum ng mail
E do left U.OOO.Oflf
&gt; . ‘ jim b ia
! H tle h rr
w a ter near th . Penguin
0" 'b e t
fa ta l night.
,r.
■ —■
J
Kwo bitterly di«liked
Ur.
fu**t night A x i.t a n t
IHwtr** • 1
IMuMf
A lt irney F r.d &lt;1 Munder. o f S uf 1
Important
Annoonrement,» k»ichf
Murray Rutler, pr»-«id#nt
Urftl, ,n« 1 1 f I
A m ateur talent from
New
folk rot nly. *ai,| |M e tn ,. Felix
ly to l a jn w a and r t a l'° ^ th# university,
-Smyrna will be among the head
4i»i*Hk t h.ink# 1
Ae M artini, who ta riirr hn,| goo.
men of tkls ----section.
Mon*
When
;—
...... — tht case iwaa rom prom U ed1 Hnera on the fourteenth of
«eJCvnrx mi tht*
to Ifltdir* port tracing blan ket,
•« Ihfw 1 . . f .1., k
.
i n r lT ° JU,‘M h ,,i brukl'" lh \
conim un.tv pro
whi
h
h
a
w
figured
in
the
,a
*
r
r^ F "t i .
g s h s ^ .T U U a nj AJf i will and a .u rro g ate had *et th * !« r » m , *|mn*or.,| by
|,AM| n„.r .
phn i/kii. f. I ||*» f
ha I been partly &lt;uire*.fu|
IkMfl Ul K.l Ptl N\ f.
7
fC01h,M| ? ia . WhA h
^
‘ he e*tate had -h a n t. p, he heard at t h - l-ui.d
Munder *nid de M artini htul
fo r bu*ln#S» on Oct. I.
«hrunk to SIO.OOO.OOO, Murh of the 1 • ....................
* *tonight,1
Jlill «•
'«! •» X ••
hell on Municipal
I'ler
shown
tt\g
blanket*
to
Fred
I
fu» abetract record* of the new | difference »«nt tu atlurney* and • ta rtin g at 7:70 o'clock.
••lit.**
V
•&gt;*.
P
'e
.iil.iil
of
ihe
llrid
gep
-rt
■ pstif are under the *upcrvUion; for court fiea.
Co
ix«• |»**r«
The Southern
llan n o n izrr*, i* II.1 **d,«ll
' " .1 .. who hi ntified an*
Scn» xr | Irf 1 hr 1
from
a I!”
, B ‘* , r *
Wh#n h ,lr " ,ou * h‘ ,h » w esllh quartette o f entertainer*
(f ontinucd on Page Four)
be
among
tha
moat
com
-,
nf
United
State*
S
m
ator
Jarne*
G.
fl ••ntinttf I on I'
, L, __ ,,
. ”,
u n u ea sta te* si nalor Jaine* (i. New .-*myrna,
Sm yrna, util
will o ffv r •evrral
• I , I y . ” ot. tho *u t ' , 1 Eair. among them Mr*. Ilerm am r Hnwalian avkrtion*
on ukelvle*
SIC* I* recognijed aa on* nf Oalricha
rv -i.i.i.. and
.... lln .
—
.
.
.
.
__—
W illiam
K. and guitar*. T h e , are *aid to h a w
yuiat. efficien
abatractor* In , Vanderbilt,, Jr., there were thrr*
. — t-----------------a wide folluwing al ng the Ea*t
Florida, and with b*r aa- trial
t oa*t. and have often appeared on
the rom p an, expect* to
One raged over
whether th* program* in that *wt|nn.
risla a moat dependable and
M ix Madeline Truluck, young
•rn ator had married Mr*: N rille
it abetract end title acrvlc*.
a __ _
daughter uf Mr. and Mr*. J II
Innovation In the abetract I). Craven before he died. A C ali -1
N EW Y O R K . Sept. ;tn. (A P .i
Truluck. will again h* heard in a
fornia
ju
rilce
uf
pear*
made
afflItssaa o f Sanford w u pointed
— Aviation, fu*t grn* ing young
davit* for both ride*, on* that he *f n«» of popular ion(h.
r I* H. Connelly, manager
Slnipion, local tenur iolu »ler, »hiMik it* *tunly fl*t *t nld fi.nl KU - « InL I.-m
di
I,
une
that
he
did
not.
Mr*
company, aa being tha Uhb
I • toll | f I •«Mt
1st. ha* a group of new p*ipulai fath er oex-un trvlay an,| t-vulted *.
M fU maaiurement* printed on Craven, indicted for perjury, died
reiurd* of ItKII j u t rnnipilt-d in
•on g. which h* w ill offer.
in a sanitarium.
4 ‘ kiMc ill I ;|Ma • !•&lt;
I Inalde of their abatrart bind
and g u ita r
selection* ditate the g r at **-a* with all their pUv'hirigo **•* tl-etui
When tha ca*e finally w a* ad- 1 H arp
T h e company, M r. Connelly
te n r* arr yielding at la*t laplayed
. Intend* to m ak* every ef- jutlicaK d 20 yrara later, in lUISt,1 £,'*7ed by F.lli* Butler and l.oy fore the p ro g re x of man-* hiaii- t ' s i thi*y iin r lit i f
,11*.’ c or* 'J»on, local entertainet*. and
12,000.000 had been dl*
&gt;, prepare it* ahetracta *0 a* more than 12.000.000
Kivi-n to | *»e»r hi'AJ
songs and (U n rtt by the Forgu child.
* r them eerily intelligible, burned to 10 film * o f lawyer*.
More than 250 peiaon* bavi f*lll |k|h,j * ! Ilf II J .
«nn Rrothere, a strin g trio, will
I tSU e thoold prov* o f marompleL- the instrum ental part of eroamal the A tlantic a n j P a -iiir !»«•* n oilIj llli, 9Rrt .
salatanc* so t only to a iIhe program .
, -ocean*
- - - - - hy „air
,, ,sin
„ e the b ginninc
Hmvxun| l l . i i iir,
J stto m eye, but alao to tha
W hittling Rill W illiam *, colored of
* * " r * n,, -nly nine n r *
- ed tha land fo r whicb tha
. I ti. vHm •» niiur
.
with
l:ij?
employee of the San Juan gara ge, w* r“ ,u*‘ cninpare
. __Jt l« prepared,
Mr. f l 'f f l i o •mil i
Will conclu-l,- the program with a when l.in dtergh (lew to Pari* and
he officer* o f the new company
A T L A N T A , Sept. SO.— ( A . I M - number of bird c a ll. an,| popular when 17 person* lo*t their live* if» r l &gt; M ii| i r r ku*n »r
la Ralph B. W ight, prealdent; There w a* no changa in the ron- •ong*.
ami only 16 &gt;pannc,| the A tla n ti- «f n% irlirv r t h •r .»
1 8 . S tryker, vice preeldent, diticn o f Florida citrus during the
wilh none r in s in g the Pacific, a l­ might Imx4* urn 44
served fer m any y e a n month o f August, It waa revealed
i though 10 Irut their lisr* a* a r e ­ that
rtj|H ir
e a t a f tha Farkln* Glue tday by the Monthly Business Re - 1
sult o f the Hole race to Honulul
anti Ihtu 'b
UdadaJe, Pa.; and Fred view of the sixth district Federal
C L E A R W A T E R , Sept.
-to. —
The G raf Zeppelin, now *n
#»• trim trim
asd C . W. Spencer, lo- Reserve Bank. Tha condition
of j A. P.I— Mr*. Mauds Gresham wa* h’ »V‘-,l In ferry scrviie arm ** Ihe **\Vr ui«h it Mti'l* i .... t
* J * . who w ill le rv e on the Florida crop Sept. 1 showed bound over by the g land ju ry to A tlan tic nn a strictly bu*ii*
ifNlttrr x«hut i.rt iti*n •
e f director*.
orange* aa 74 percent normal, &lt;l«y on ■ charge o f first degree Iasi*, a,counted for nearly 2'H) , f in* xx*» infititi I., |,*f« |r
fcm p aied with S4 percent n year m urdrr e f her h n ib an j who waa the ■ ■ er*iii poasuge* in two trip* •*« H# \ t .lr ilfiothtr' I.|i|
ugo. G rapefruit »*ce 60 percent hammered to death ■ ■ hr
slept between F riojrichahavrn and I’eri») • Ito* il'*nnt • ,| mi nm *• •
normal compared with NO a year Sept. 12. She b being held without
nnburo.
.
Inrgr- n lte r li- n w ill hr- ,
•$o.
b ait
( In i*lmx*,
re n d , a n d If

F ran ce

s e ttle

G erm an y

t h e i r d lf -

N EW YORK. Sept. .tO— ( A C )
— Th* court battle nf a .e ith e r *

W A S H IN G T O N .
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tlia * n u t in te n il tn
ru n f o r
i r r i s i i l t i i t in |&lt;»3 2 .
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n f n - ,p . oed lor KitI * 'tot Krill Kane. I n ivrr.tlv of
T r i i r i « . f i 1 1of* •*,,■ . , bulge I uith
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.... Gfowern Will Re
Discussed At Meet

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M» 4*i 4$!imlai r**xrail'd h»«
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•• Uliiiap|i&gt; b) Irlh rs |,i ih r

..... 1
" ,jU ri‘ 'him
........
'*»
Wlr.t bljnir-d
for.. failure
tr „Ht»m the iiilcrseiitinn of
Ihe
l - a - v e ,.f Nation.* m the Slnu
lepun «e rontrn&gt;emv in Manchu•&lt;"•*&gt;&gt;■
resign-il a* foreign
m ini.Ier nf th.- Nanking gm ern
It a s * 1 ,-rlrd in the m u lt * n f "n-nt A lfr-d -Sir, l'hine*e minis­
t a r , „ f t i,- f „ . . | j n,.r , &gt; , hl, K ir o p n ter to G reat Britain ami natiun*
re p .,ten ta tiv e to the U ngrt, of
n u t t h e A.m u . , n i i t S | i r d i , r * * c n
succeed
I a l t- rc a u * . r.f the 'o * .
i n t e r . . t Nation* wa* named to
' hirn
.
11 e
i w h ile in l r a n ,it .
' O lih . hept Ml | \.p |
* nnitidy
IJII.IHNI.IH-U i .i
la r g - .t - 1111, 1,1) III II, I, uv,.
il M ale* -n ,1 -nv-le ,|a y
than • * .. year*, went on
tin .a &gt;n , y a g r J e .t-id u y , bound
f-i S w ilieriam t and France.

Th.- M inisterial " A .* o e l,t| „ „ „/
hunfoid. In m eeting at the Flr»*.
I red ) te rlm Ghtirrh lis t
night,
aun ptcl the f rllnwlng rraolulion it
H i* t. that wv a* a tawly a x .
pre*. In the laym u i of the Sanruiil churches uur deepest apprecl-ltion for their splendid e ffo rt*
'luring (he p lat month toward the
increasing nf ,u r church attend*
an *. Much good baa nlrrady te e n
dntw and we believe that the
' * hurclie* will ire g re a tly benefited
1- *-.
l y .*,,thi* e ffort.
that wr expreae to the .
Thv Sanford Herald our
epprvrU ti in o f the spaca he ■
liven tu thv . Interviews oo~*
! i hur. k ■ 4
church attendance which he b«s

p|u vt

—
to , . , o , r : u - 1»
a
D A Y T O N A B E A C H . Sept. 30 — 1 -\n&gt;one d r illin g
(A IM — Richard Davi*. alleged
fillin g station robber who escaped
officer* here la*t night by jum p­
A n -unbounded ip irit o f fra U r­
ing into the H alifax River, w** 1
e a l Urn w ar amid to hare ch aracter­
**ZZ~.
11
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•
.
*»P»ure,i to.lay
lo*lay at Tituaville
Tituaxilte IInn ' .. -,
.
ised laat night's special meeting auL mad* an a t d r x . »» w — ii , captured
o f Cvlery C ity Camp. W . O. W , e r s ft and also
the
• “ ‘ ■ ••nobile etolrn
|*
x ..
• ^ M"l r j egllH (Ul
atUrvUd by more than 71 mom- Inwinw
in r— - i m
—ith
ul . »
----- jIher# some
tim e laat night. A rE o llo X V M n i c r 'i r v o e u
lowing sovereign*
w
U, year
,
" 'T i
V-, D’ l "■ '•‘ •■ 'l; »"'l how We might live
in Jarkaonvill* yesterd ay ,
r U I I O W H I / I S C O X e r y lim e nice, p a .t - r
b e n of the order who had y alk - •errice medal*: J. T. Allen, W alU r
of
th* F ln rt! life worthwhile, a
■
not only
ered from many •action* o f tbo f t Hand. Jno. I&gt;. Jlnkina, J. D. D s v i. returned here to fa re trial.
,» r
y te ru n ( hnr&lt; h of Sanfont. K u r-'I vpm Lut our nJjtfhW i* Dr I#/.
"
J
U
T
E
flOR.SE.
Yukon
A
l
tha
car
approached
Ihe
b
rid
g
e
'
,
f
'
M
K
a ta U to hoar talk* by m any etata Parker. J. E. TerwlllJger, B. F.
nf tr«&gt;M i *f t«l ..•
u cu«*ion at tl ,- ihevti.ig p f ;h*
- to»h
— ..............
officers aa well aa local Woodman. W hitncr. Hr., Jo* Cam eron. E. J. Ihu U , handcuffed, leaped and wa* ’ -i- , &lt; A .P .&gt;„ -A
nev Mrp in kn nw lelgr, and urgei!
HANKOW, BepL S 0 -(A J* .)—
from
part* , f Yukon
•*,anforil Kiw ini*
at the MonC . C. Colima, head d a r k of Ik* Freeman, J. I. Bplxey, J . F . Me- belie* ad t0 have drowned.
h'&lt; bearer, to make Individual e(. Colonel and Mrs. CharUn Undr
t
u
u
n
*
r
5
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r
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laska
was
on
tm!a&gt;
after
di*.
trxnm
a
H
otrl
tmlay.
• ta U order, and a Sanford re* I- ClePand, G. 0 . Jacobs, Theodor*
I i»,ng*ti,nw*
Hev.
h i. f m t, at Ilettering their condition* h«rgh and Dr. Borcii&gt; |(*alth asdealt eaid today that in all hla Aolin. A- J. M et-ulley and ti. C. C A R H IT S u m , m a n K IL L K O &lt;"»»nr Ufgold at
•■ V n akin* an lnvr«tlgatlon o f th*.
pert of the League of Natlone, axy e a n ' connection with the order Jacobs.
eub j.ct.
" T*d ,h«r4 ‘nd*y completing tbs
—
Parker.
he had not »aan the aim* and
A degree team under tb« cap.
He tnfd • ' . m l .torlex tending) flig h t £ £ W^hJ d o T W a n S !
idaala express* I In aa fo rc e M tsln ry o t
tn im li-rte how the *ub.-iin*c&lt;oui *e River from N an kin*
W. H. Hawkins,
and Florida
•a d d ifn ifla d manner aa a t laat composed ol the falloxring, gave ™
killed h e r , today . K . n h « f «
.
?
!
"
T " ' ’
7 ’' ^ *
...........
,h“ ‘ m in i InMoenrc* health; how th*|
le a v in g N anking yeitan ln w aw
W „th*’e v t * ,,0 .r ' **■ "' n ■ ‘vl ,or 'N f P» I * , ' r t i l year* it has Ii* Jy &gt; |ih)*lckl condition affecta ■
night'* meeting. “To me It pre- the pro taction degree to • close ot autom obile crashed into a cow
,l— —
i— . —
#
another
volunteer
flood
e a te * another year of «arre*efal ra n i Ida tee: W . T. Catoa, p ast too- Iwwla, who w a. picked up by ‘ t o ^ h o ^ w " .P° " ' V JrT h,,Irr&gt;,tn« ‘1,ovlJr‘&gt; *&gt;"" * l ‘ h • n r i'e r a ll- In- the m*nta| outlook uf 4 perron, flight the trio spent tha
nigbk'
V ir - '
• nil ho* the mental outlook a f ­
week In W oodcraft", ho said. •
•ul; C . C . Collins, consul ru n b*re. Failure of tha Nanking au­
. . • :
* ‘r I
»W kl kn open cut which Tom and that In hi* exploration* in thv
fect* the physical condition, ond thorities to receive word of '
Judge d a m n 0 . Sharon made mender;
Sovereign Burkett, ad­
“
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*w»w..w WUI y |
e
ip
ln
h
v
d
the
vagaries
o
f
ia
fc
rL
the welcoming add r a x which waa viser; C. &amp; Rudd, ksn keri J . M.
lantllng roused tom s smxMtp bqk
o
rlfy
c
m
p
lrv
e*
.
- » » . &gt; « • . - a ,
„
w &gt;»aJed to by V . P. M illar, of »
tkla was diipellad when m
(Continued on P age T h ree)
s %
C jfck u rf
A t th*- ccn. lim an o f hi* talk, miliury plane sighted the
knowledge of wluri we are; h-w
(Continued on Page T hree)
i b irth craft s t Wilks.

Bro'}nlei*. l),8C‘,sws Psychology At
.^
r 11“ v&gt;1 ...
Luncheon of Kiwams Club Today

planted

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^

Alailkan f.old Itllsll

IJndbcrghs Complete
Another Survey Hop

5 2 2 *T2 * ' * » “ s W f »• &gt;
Club
Mmaplve prefared
BRUN8W1CR. Gs.. Senf aa- Iwit
■*—'■***|"«. "f th*talk t, d*,lar,ng that he
(A.P.) John
LakrUnd. ’ ko* ^
’n
“ «*«*W-t»-l b. .ub'ect a* l&gt;vlng
aatomohile parts dealer M|&gt;i&gt;.».» » ,
...
‘ i?.**! rn'*
■« In the
*

Parker while pa*.lng thr.ugh

all

FroLTln

and

w I‘"Tt

”f K

fe s u z Lr&gt;L‘c:! iKtr:’

:ajLamiVJP
-X»it *

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-

to

I' ontlnue.1 on | .,#B f .uur)

Minisler Of Nanking
(tuits After Beating ..
,7'^, - —
i»iur Cold Shipnii nl Is
H Herald Thanked By
In I ransit To France I n &gt; i Want, moidred
10 .n .iV e r iSanford
MiniufV,
Hanford Ministers

eulunt*
nr

I a I

In

Htlflfi again ,!
I'lrsliU n t
offir
I "The re*|H,n*rhi
•dement* o f
11ilf l a i t y *NuiM "H er a *..ll J
f n t In Iher, ,„pp. 'rt of tha p a t* .
•dent That r* th, cour*v 1
I I'i'T
ti* |irr«ui' *'
“ bile a f .w u, thc tk a p tlc a l
heeltatr'd and .ou gh t to trad
'ween the line*.
rnu.t p.,|t||ca |
, I1H. (I1 ttie»e wuriia a
" ’* l ,,,% ...... lull ,.f (he
ra ia r il which ha* , t , „ H|
lim n e r an | re i„„« inatlon.
I &lt;&gt;r month* political g . , „ | p hM
p!r*)e*l *'« h the p,..*ihility th , t

" ’•ly
“ ek end til- p i-r i .
" rPI’&gt;sled | nhlitily f..r , n ■ Ib'MiO'. president „ f tto rluh.
"111111 evtnta have tr a n .p ir a j
at andunmrnt „r finam ial dem ind- 1
.............
" " t*"ngre** until tln,e . improve . d u i.o g the
II'* -tal-m e p . wa* directed pertlr
I*
r ' ’ *r t t ‘«n su ffrr a conlnak. ,l» u ,K.
nloriy i t .Jntamaaimn ottcunpl* &gt;'f b r , Id- Iona, T■ h,.y
; 'tlRM*
» — r «!gn r*|
- U r lly , * «hl«*h •” vet fund* f..v *|m-i ial p r .ic - t ,
" " » • &gt; • - -« m , r» t
tin.- purimte of th, „ . | , np .
*" r «
\ tllllkTklicc xsiil
b
•he puatrahl nnnouncemeul m ,||,J
I4|||*4Ml.ifU IdUnM ,n • |,|* kjej^. tp in n e*. n g u .c it ,m-iva*ir*f dr
" '« n&gt;
lb - g in w ir .
Hrn K M|4*‘w &gt;1444111 XXM* h&gt; l|||. i .i tnieu'ai -*|,-n d ltu ri, i* t , |lr„
te, I he it Ire *,| \ -o fferin g i r v . u
Nuntrrnti*
fa
r, ,
'
"
ho *uilly hi*. I d r*| Income
.......... b i l - l - d lh :1| he adequacy nf '•ollcct.-.l from variou* soul,-*, by
Inve.tlgntor*.
will
ha
h r in. „ i m - t u * * * *t ,- n, | , . «
Iw-rn • V eM
'• * 111*1 !»• In i •Irjili h
in ill. Kf *44i|*lit Mil
C 'l .u * ip ie tlin n in * , ' r r ,l‘*
‘ he H ire lin g t „ , h „ w
I t .Il ♦ :»t.*i| IM 1ee|| f V llf lr I •1II-,’ am.)
hi* hi || l|ll*l kVs*
t ig e ih c r w ith d l* ‘ '&lt;r,,w * r , * be e x te n t u f tho altiM *
;lir 1 Im 4ll\«*e| ipTMiiiiii «: In
isrul »•*
k*i4wiM*n f*&gt;r »*r
ta x in
11 « » « ' • th e ir f in a n c ia l
M
i.«*
tli
tl*** Mr-,* of • ri'SkF
I w e lfa re , and M i I h .r n .r a p p a .lg
i h«* *1•III* lit tllr lll«luill »•
uf
1441 .4•ri»l*a
4 ••nrfnirji Mig m*iir* nuvk nn rt , ! ' r **. “ tfe atten d an ce | n
III xxlti* t i l l
him nf * file
Ib n l by (he e n tire co o p e ratio n o f '
4« ♦ *»»•Mini'll on Tag# Fourt
“ ** im p .rton t grower*,
a o llj •
ftont can I e placed in t|,« 11.id
to cop,, with (h,. witua&gt;li»n.

&lt;&gt;f thto y s

D n H u u c D c p a rtm e n -

A

'••i ••( t h v &gt;*»uiirf i t n i l i x s . i r ,
f i i t i i R i n i« r x p . i t 1*,|

No Change Shown In
Citrus During August

M riu h iry

I o.rlnlge

c'rtm iilr, (h
.................
■ he to the penpli- hi*
in.,*:
I "• tam
|0
e*ery grow er and shipper In ||,|t
r ni-«in,t the Inret**-*
•*l th f •(•Mil WOlMAIt. XX .. * illorwii 1 P .lundm ldv hi- would te lv ,.n
'r 4‘ " , 'vl11 - ‘ "P) the a lU n llo *
I lx*v |M(|&gt;|^ |H»«t |&gt;« Ilk'll th* h»
" '• ‘ " k re fieri,on of pul.lle opinion
iird Dr Kxrin O 'W ill h.»Mf. U th
" " ' ■ '"*&gt;• •* to attain the end h*
" r .r

Show Oceans Are Made By Klks For
Being ( on q u e r e d Old, Bro k e n T o vs

fW psrinieiit h iv e

H o o v e r Is M a k in g W a r

H A M IT f'N

N I* I

anj Ml

DISCORD EXISTS
OVERSUMSTOBE.SiB st
SPENr FOR NAVY

H ouse O f C om m on s
F la n s T o A d jo u r n

Hearing Starts In
Case Of Professor
Held In Drowning

pi f

Talent Chose n F o r
Program Tonight
At Municipal Pier

Handcuffed PriHoner
Leaps Into .Halifax

H erb ert

more rn-uperalton. ami ni.rro

- ntlrlellci-.

19,11 Air Records Anoltier Request

E Brown, veteran conductor
t A tla n tic Coaet Lin* RaiL
u d « rtaU rn t o f tkla city
M f VMM. called a t T ie
t a/De* yesterd ay morning
PBUieowehe o f aniu ual aise,
■ he killed- near Oviedo.
r * apt U« measured 1 feet,
| M a a la length, and had 13
I S l i botton. M r. B tow a
I NFflm M Iff on a log ljln *
■ UK i b r the railroad, and.
MU a W awy s t ic k , killed it

*u |ip .rrt

" o ic h t h i u i .h I r r o u g h t
in p a a tita lily n i-n riT .
‘ Mien
wa
nerd ir.ure
har*

Morida’s l . S. Scn a(or (; i vos Talk To
Jacksonville Body

Rattlesnake Is
ed Near Oviedo

to

llim v p r f ° r a f i f u i u l im m ln a *

flETCIlliK SliKS
CO-OPERATIONAS
CITRUS BENKFtT

anilfilfyWfIce{

30.
( Vurljrl

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d LL - 'Al
■

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PA G E FOUR

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LWFOfcD H g R A L D , S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A ,

SCHOLARSHIP TOFall Diamond Ball
Will S ta rt
IEINNEWSeason
With Game Tonight
GRID BODY

^ e ^
^ . U ll,rM
°f
tailee
railLlear , T would
recommend
th eir nlaeera

—
k commltteea.

moat
.

D R E SSU D

«*» S alv e fog lU by'a Cold.

SWINDLERS

WEAKNESS

• • • • a p p l l c n t l w m ta r m
* a a d to
a c e o r a a a e g w i t h t a w * gwM
r . r *‘/ S J *
t» S fo M .w ln g
a H fiJh f4 ^ S 'o s e r tv
attaated
|.

H ^m lrol# C n « n 1 1 ,

rW M a
ur C La UL’ H in ck .

D. C.

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t u b I'ln c t r r c -o ra r o r t iik
T ja r.n T v t h i r d
jtu x r ia i.
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C O fV TV .

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LBvV* I 'i l i i ?

D I X

T H E R E TO DO
r r : . . ,&lt;u t t o
G E T THEM . . .
T II K S F
C R O O K K II
T R U S T E E S OF
H IE P E O II.R ’ h
M O N E Y!

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' r d c r v g ll. #| si Respond* sis. - Sf *r u L ° t , u b * r - ' V
A. TUf .- t "■i l l .
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afflatal
alg aato r.
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«'• » •*•** S-Ttvas .■od. ' aval
ihla th. ath Cav af n
T , 7 E ,* \ l f * L ■ * r i ’ B t i c a n o w .
t.o.b.r, A. I&gt;, lil t
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to
J O H K P I I H E I Z L K I I T K I N a n c Kli
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r l . r h C ircuit O u r t
•.a tn a ta C o u n t y
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Veil And e s r h o f , o a a r e h s r a b r
• • i d s . a d Suit r a - i u l r , d t o a p p e a l
. n u n* ■—
H u U*-*
a s »n
In ”n s n f*r i r c•. H s m l .
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nnls c nun tv. Klur tea. oa Moodar.
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th a n s e v e n of
the b e t t e r na­
tionally known,
Vfidely advertised
*•
•

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premium priced
fuels.
'

scnihsI v

sale

n m iu io H ,

pa.

r ia n t u X

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mTAT*

or

3 cents less
per gallon
for

— I Ott Cwqwny,
m i s d a l y h U , P a.

OsSar.1^
“ * “ “ V *«t» rsssntly eaaflatad ky aa aaa to
hawv, wash sane a* n p iU r ass yetas. astomllv *, 11.*
“ *W nUae par |allaa as the halier M tlasllx in a ti—tra rrtttS
fhele wash sail si I tw it m tn m r tsllws.
pswmivw-prieM

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WINTER ANNUALS, mm
set. (dtlcminlAa,. lia xfcn '
( a n d , T a ft, C y p to f^ U a l-r

Dlanthus. All 1B7 par L.
B. F.. Squire a, Mrs. C .'t L '

5—B*ip iVao(«4 ~ ' * 'ic&gt;*T
YO U N G L A D Y who d e a litt ta
learn good trade and wfcg ’l l
steady snd r .lig U a ran flad .p A y t
time employment new w fth I t s t *
w etv • littJ. U ta h JlPlW ? U»U |
evening to C. A. H aioee, a t H erald ' 1
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OPI-ORTUNTTY. p a rt, tan a
tract fnr eutt:
pin*,
mast b*
........................
cent* cord. R e p4y
l.
Sanford.

P .* d ’B«s l t » l

W A N T 3 man A. 3 UdU«
tm "
demonstratien
w ork,
huB at '
to house. Good p«u fo r a s r S a r a A n sw er lU ra ld B ox ( 7 , w ith pfcone W
num ber.
• .

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VKRY FINE mlleh gntra.
W ate r Th*k-

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Wetth
~

4 bu rn er gwe atgvn

F or B ala'
—

VERY ATTRACTIVE two aLdrr
last dance g rooms, t ~
hardwood floors,
Lantn. Priced la anil aa *»__, ,
marktC- Colelough BanUy On. - -91—

—

rvwaeh Ave. .

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vtn|t amt If

•Wg Bavf far QaJek Bab;

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s m a l l UROGKRy 'Station fa r . anie.

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IHreat aad Pagan AvenasJ ’

rw
C w tO a tV w

rm um pm
•4 WA(

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*50.00

Abn bargains hi Oe faBpwtag
K « i O m b C

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Wight Bros, Co.

K N O C K LE SS
HIGH POWERED
MO T O R FUEL

UUILDINC

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located 521 P ld a t o * D rive,

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any right. any Miarw v
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»Jtj laaaa iherson no the

aa.4 u

•* Braden tea, Poaa-

2 -Hnnt Kurd S«4 i u .

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J I K - F ' e r i i * . t o i n * l i e n you may b . d-tarinln.d by a ds
KHAXtON. C o u n t y J u d a s o f ■ ’ I o ' this Court sad that tha In' FOR RENT i - SmaTl'qdw k o m
s » m l.n .. x i.#
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a f Florida GaU f t out a f football tar a»oo| of
Dr. R. G. ManchesUr
Mwaneml yesterday.

TRACT i

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PROVED BY PROF. A. H. BLAISDELL
Carnegie Institute of Technology

I h W Uah U t M u a p tlt a eg ;
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* «ud 19 of Flock 7 of
Tl*r II nf Banfurd. Florida.
cording to K. R. Trafftin) . Map
of Hanford. FlorMa. aa jwr plat
th«r«uf of rocnrvt
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Daglaplng at U«iuth#aav rnrnar
«f lh« Intonwrtlon of foet^r
Avm ua an.I Cth Straat lo th«
Hanfoiu. Florida, run
r.aal lj« foot. fkyitth tl fr#».
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to point of Itrilaiiinu
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Hlath Mtra«t with tha Kaat linn
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;;,"' "~‘r .............-'-j To-Night
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•f/fet on thalr loyalty to th* ron«
-Wednesday
f*r*nc* and th*ir romp*titlon with play Saturday, however, when the
othar conference t*amt. On* of th G ntius open the I ua | seaaou
det*fatf« to th* fall •g a in st North ( arolina Stat
of th* rnhf*r*nc*. alto
h*ld h»r* y*«trrilay, taid inform­
ally that tha formation of «urh *
group would "«ounl th* d*athln*UM of th* older *'»nf*r*n.-*.

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‘ Tampa.
fcof. Another ten lor
• • t n -f aeveral J u t w t u

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CARDUI

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o f I dc« r t n i d

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WOMEN who gat In • painful caaditlon. due to weaknrm, ihtnUd
taka Cardol. for tha aaalsuaea ao
many women hare described.
-I waa very waak— nothing I a to
•earned to g lr a tsa strength,” aayt
Mra, R. It. Douglas. of Jsckaoa,
Ml**. “ I suffered fa in In my band
and bark. My mother told me
that I ahould U k a Cardol. Aftex
U k ln g two bottles. I felt .tro q g * ,,
but I kept on taking It gntll B y
bead and hack q u it hurting Thla purely vegaiahla tonle, u.ed
by women for mora than M y e a n ,
la aold by leading druggists.

I Speed . . . Story le a p in g A cros.
l*C)RT R f n i C Y G rey I Uewdlines that A ffect You! . . .
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and pains

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8T. LOUIS. Rept. 29
.( A .p .l—
M anager Galib) Street, of th .
Cardinal*. toM Tho Associated
Frvaa yesterday hr would not unBounra until
Wednesday what
pitcher he will start afcainat tho
Philadelphia Athletics in the first
gam# of the world's scries her.
Thursday.
“ T hay
Jiut
surmised
that.''
Street said, when laid of pub­
lished reports h« would start
I^ ul Derringer sensational f'rst
year pitcher, In the first gam . ami
follow with “ Wild n ill" llallalian,
• southpaw,
•tre a t, however, did nut deny
D erringer and
Hallahan would
pitch tha first two games.
With Jess Haines, a veteran, ap­
parently lost tu the Cardinals for
aeriea, baseball followers today
continued to ptrdict an ef»n wa­
ge r that Derringer would g .t Ihr
rail In the opening game. Haines
injured a muscle In his throwing
•rm three weeka ago and has
been unable to throw elnce.
The loss of Haines was re­
garded as a serious blow to the
National league champion*. He
won two game* In the |»2&lt;J gerl-x
to hnlp the Red Hirds to Ih.
world’e . championship and last
p*ar won his only start, defeating
Boh Grove. In the three world's
aeries In which he h a . pitched.
Halnaa has won thraa games and
lost only ona.

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Georgia Tech Names
’31 Football Captain

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nan
Fancy D anclag T a a g h t

'•«'«» •«^‘ !indrh.pi;rd T j s t e s s

Gabby Street Will
Not Announce His
Starting Pitcher

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HENS and FRYER8

SEM INOLE
DANCING SCHOOL

Army Team Receives
Re s t After Victory

......

eerttllsale la

V / O p e n ia g of

rally a new team. Manager Ed­
Foundation of the
aaaociation
wards of the Dry Cleaner) ha»
wou(d be uniform acholarahlp re*
U rn very busy the pa&gt;t few .lays
■ gilrementa. A atatem ent aald the
naw group waa conceited becauae and state, he Is now ready to
meat all comers.
o f a "feelin g that the time ha.
came when acholaatic
atandarda
ahould he emphaalxed rather than
tachnicalltira In eligib ility."
The propoaed body, tentatively t
form ed at a meeting hereCitunday |
night, would be limited In
III
A T I.A N T A .
Ga..
Sept. 29._
Southern conference arhoola with ( A .P .) — The G eorgia Tech Yellow
the following e ig h t aa original Ja ck et, will have a junior to had
membere:
Alabam a
Polytechnic Ihem through their 1931 football
Inatltuta (A u bu rn );
( i i o r g l a exploits.
School of technology; University
Monk Nrhlett. r*nt*r. of |.|t*
o f G eorgia; U niversity of Kb ri
Rock, Ark ,
**f*rt«*i| for
da; University of North Carolina; tha Job. He weighs |7 0
p, unde.
University of K entucky; Vander­ Sl,| Williams, Savannah, Iia., en
bilt university, and Tulane uni and Roy M cArthur, a q u a rt-rbark
varsity.
from Chattanooga. Tenn., tied for
........ altern ate itp ta m and will hold the
The groun appointed a commit*,
__________
. . . ___
J°b Jointly.
tae
of roarhee_to .form
ula!_ ru|eai
'
aaul report at another meeting in
New Orleans In December and the
before the winter meeting of
southern conference.
waa said that faculty athletic,
-------Committees at tha varioua schoolsj
W E S T POINT. N. Y . Sept. 2!)
Concerned probably would not give, — ( A | P .l_
A rm y’s
Impressive
thalr decision on the proposed or show ing again .t Ohio Northern
until that time. Then I S a tu n la v earned for the C aih ts „
the new conferenre,
if | 'lay of enmparativ# rest yesterday,
formed, would not be recngniied A disrusslon of Saturday's game,
until next year.
| the rr nning of plays on the serimPresent plant rail for the • Igir 1 m age machine and a punting drill
group teams to retain their m 'm -| for Fields,
Elliott.
C arver ia n d I
bershlp In the southern conference I S trik e r mm prised th. workmit
However, there WYy# torn* wh'l preparation fur the Knox r - lle g l I T m | f | r

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W.H.LONG stj&amp; S lm

-^ D A N C IN G

The fal| season o f diamond hall
w ill get u n d e r w a y tonight at
7:30 o'clock when the National
titiard tram w ill rla ih with the
Seminole Dry Cleaners.
The National C uarJ tram i&lt; a ,
new entry Into the le a g u e . HoW•Tar, It la ondentoo&lt;l they haVa'
ATLANTA. SepC 29— (A-P.l—
•cearal ataaoned playera in t*&gt;o
The formation of a 10-team ath lineup and are prepared to gi/o
k tia association within the aouth- a good account of themselves.
Wn conference for 1912 teemed
W hile the D ry Cleaners hare
I^ A lk ll todaT with enncunre men! hoen member* of the le a g u e for

Formation Suggested
Of Ten-Team AthMfc A s s o c i a t i o n

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TUESDAY, SEPT E M B E R I f , l f | i

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Albert R.

H.LONG
S and FRYERS

IRE GUIDE—Commit thy
ito tha Lord; trust alaa In
id ha ahall bring It to pau.
In the Lord, and wait pof &gt;r him.—Psalm *7:4, 7.
iTER—My tonfldsnco rest
t j pass In my Ilf* ever?

T b’ which tha Washington corm M d t tonus on]* rep Use, u
ho has atroody replied to a aeon
of proviso* queries: "Absolutely
nothing to boor story stop. Situa­
tion ab*olately unchanged from
what It hoe been for years past.”
And'If the correopondont Is un­
usually patient, If b* baa not boon
bond to Irritability by repetition
An old laying, familiar to everyone, regulate* ona’a of tha query, ho mo* odd! “Ab­
no way to 1*falls# btor
manners, dreai and talk when visiting. "When in Rome, dd solutely
except by a rt of Congress atop.
aa Romans do”. Is one veraksi. “When in Rome, roam Congrtoa do** not moot until

looking fur a house

'.'.lift* I* no such house,
Dark brother,
No such house .
At alL
—Lengoten High**

around with tha RomAna”, la another. "WH«H in Rome,'
shoot Roman candles”, la atlll a third. Thtfe artf others, but
time and space prevent a more complete Ustlhg.
None o f tnem apparently Is familiar to Mahatma
Gandhi, famed Indian Patriot. Deck games, promenade*,
and carda, popular paaumea among all voyagara, do not
ntereat him. He spends his time on shipboard a t hia little
homemade spinning wheel. Impressive tall coats and top
hata. so absolutely essential to the dignity and bearing of
rrtll Slayer Gets 20 Year* In moat diplomats, are scorned by him In favor of the usual
Bing—hoadlin*. That should sheets and towels of hla native land. With a suite in Buck­
him another thrill.
ingham Palace awaiting him, or a residence among tha
moat luxurious and fashionable of Mayfair, he chooses a
la tha govornmant Is figuring humble apartment In London’s alums.
W way* of tsiatlon, 1st uo
There Is something peculiarly appealing about this lit­
it a Ucsns* fa* for afflco tle dried up old man. Small, emaciated, bald headed, almost
toothless, hia physique is hardly contemplated to Inspire
the sort of confidence which made Pater the Great, Freder­
fill Roger# soy* Bill Bryan ran ick of Prussia, or our own George Washington tha leadens
prcildent Just thirty-eight of their respective countries. His "passive resistance" poli­
r* too lata, and there’s mors cy, his refusal to take up arms In the quest of liberty, hla
th than poetry In that.
complete lack of "flehtingfc qualities, would scarcely be ex­
pected to provoke a'TloP%^dtfthuiIasm in hi** behalf. Yet
rtarrnrd opens* this Poll with his hold upon the 300,00&lt;M&gt;00 Indian people Is ao strong
• largest freshman class In It*
story, which only goes to show that the British Uon trembles with fear a t the very mention
lot all thl* hard time* stuff I* of his name.
Possibly this almost supernatural hold whteh ha baa
;«t newspaper talk.
Homo awning Is mors than th*
dclon of domiciles; It goo* to
roots of family life, public
si* and standards of living.—
ildont Hoover.
Walter B. Gifford

urges

tha

Ilbildto Start buying a* ■ mean*

tyal support oC
wishes of Gandhi,

foyer Walk* said tho high itch.
a made Mm *I*k on hla way
ik frum Europe, but Iks OftenReporter-Btar aoggutU that' It
|h t hove been * wnv« of public
tlgaatlon which touted hie' IU-

8halls has announced hla
y for governor. HI# plot*
p a n a reduction In state
, substitution of bualnoM

hla palm doaa

TEN YEARS AGOTOBAY

Raymond Nelaoa, who has been
superintending muck of tha work
af th# disinterment and forward­
ing to this country uf bodies of
American soldters killed In th*
World War, hoar returned to hie
homo at Richmond, Va. The work
of bringing tha bodies of Amuricon
soldiers has been practically com­
pleted according to Nelson, and
the bodies remaining In Franc*
will b* brought together in four
groat cemsterie* In dlffufunt part*
for th* facilitating of their eervi
With th* formal opening of th*
Intematlooal Conference on Un&gt;Itatlon af Araumont lose than two
weeks away, preliminary prepara­
tions will'awing Into final itaga*
tomorrow. Th* American delega­
tion la scheduled to hold another
of It* eesaiona at th* Blot* Depart­
ment and Indications a rt tha techpractically eomplrth reports boarpractically complete report* bear­
ing on general subjects embraced
in conference agenda.

Mbs Mag Thrasher was the
charming toiler m ost at’ m t at
th* moot dallghtfol parties af tha
entertained a t lgtd|« t t boy
oountey homo. Mm. Gall*
■waste Itetndad. M i n a
Tkmater, Mrs. D. U Thi

Geo. C . H s/dem , A

A«x m.ke t«*w el*«s*i e*4
nflalsM d l i e*
RO Y SC H M ID T

I HOTEL
Wa Bara far Qatok flolit

BABY OVERLAN
.&gt; '• *•.'*■'T&gt;;\{

I

Q~d CmmiMm

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$50.00

Atoo torgslne hi the feUmei
c a n : Model A Ford, C h a rt
Dodge, Belch. Ernes. and «

RE ♦ C l E A

000,000 bimhsU:

round like the "Flylaf DoUhman,"
In a ropoatod and constantly more
rapid circle, touching at Washing­
ton sad Now York lik* a dashing
meteor and passing on to th# next
lap af IU nallon-wldo boatT
Tha rest of tha country lately
ho* torn# to know tho etory ns
Well os Now York, and coma to
doubt It aa doflnlUly as Washing­
ton do**. That exceptionally ablo
n e w s p a p s r , Th* Youngstown,
Ohio, Vindicator—decidedly not a

U* way—end tori-

dentally aa sxtremOly sons and
■orifoated o n e-said tha olhw.da*
In an editorial under th* caption,
"Rumor About Boon"
"Youngstown I# not escaping tha
Good of etorto* aboat thobmslRont
tegalteatioapf beer. Here, aa every whero, countless rumors a r e
spread of deals between tha gov­
ernment and tha wet Inter**ta
which would allow tho biuwurtto
to open, and—If tho itorloo'orq.to

Mary Elisabeth Pules ton.
R. T. Thrasher will return
ham* tonight frjm Tamp* whfr#
he has be*n tha guaat af hid
■lator. Ml*: F. 8. Dalger, Sr., for
isv trri day*.
Util# Irrla Fleischer, the young
■on of Mr. and Mrs. M. PMlecher,
cstebrated hie ninth birthday an­
niversary yesterday afternoon at
hi* homo on Tenth Street which
waa enjoyed by about 11 af hla
■mall frteod*. Among those isJoying th * lovely party were: storting ta d circulating A th*
Leona* Miller. Cl*ode- Heradaa. beer story, th* vitality #f H ar­

wood1 Harvard, Evan* 8 penesr,
Milts* Rebbhrt, Murray Emmer,
Billy Ball. Mlly Mono, Klnchen
Power*,, Toddy Mere# and LoUch

Wtts—and som# other* betid*—
denounce tho present slander* sot
by Coofreu, one-be It o f on*
cant. They soy It is a "kglsls
ItO." &gt;4any disinterested f ■
therq. It m ail be
f J K who would claim that
drif of ova par cent alcohol Is
ball eg sobriety, that any
, ahovo one-half of ono par
would actually Intoxicate.

8 'E N C B R ’S D A JR T ,

a continuous iu e , i s i i g n w ™ —

dry paper,

t speeding up Industry. Th* publa willing If It could only gut
credit.

ins at five meetings In Bom!County Monday, establishing
w r*corj In this section for
ter magnetism sxeept daring
teUtlcol fights. Tho Sanford
Id I* delivered to twentyi hundred home* In Seminole
ty every night except Sunday,
id by no less than throe pertn each family, That It-why

on** In Ilf*, of General Lord
Kitchener, or aboat tho tralnloads
o f Russian troops coming through
England to the Woxum front—
stories whose essential lmprobat
btllty whit on# eoutoo f their vlbllity wps on# cauto of their vt,
■tori** wot* so Important and »o
sensational that the nowapapon
couldn't print thorn. Consequently
they bod nn Immense word-ofmouth elrvulatlon.
Who sUrto each rocurrend*' of
tho hoot story—they roach Wash­
ington several tins** a wtehT

CowgroM, in It* first definition
of what constitute* so "IntexicatIng beverage” sold "one-half of
one per rent" alcohol. Thor* It has
remained e r tr aloe*. Congress can
a t any tim e change •'one-half of
ono per cent* to, lot us say, *3 per
rent,'’ and I per cent would per­
mit beer. Conor*** could not go
a groat why above 1 per cent, be­
cause at some points the court
htottM declare that Congreee la
not keeping within tha spirit of
tha BI g h t go n t h Amendment
Courts Ifl' tho past. In esses aris­
ing in states th a t had local pro­
hibition years ago, hat* a i d that
1.78 p*r caht alcohol was a re*sonable standard. Just bow high
th« courts might go Is Impossibt*
to say—the m atter I* wholly with­
in their disc ration a* to what to a
reasonable definition of “intern!eating liquor." They might go as

l» ii i t k t t n u * M p n c s rid . b a r ­
ing thin protont depr eealon two
■UtM n W th formrrtr M lllM t
racetrack batting hara legalised It
•ad pat ■ t e a s , U r upon I f At
load n a d a ta which formerly
outlaw*,) cigarettes hna now legxll*sd thorn—nod pat a hoary tan
upon thorn. I am told that two
other date* are aboat to do the
lamp.
In the ip lrlt of this tendency It
may bo that congressmen and
momborn of «taU logiolaturwa, who
lay ta u p , may look longing!, on
tK* paaalbilitloa of boor.
Not only tho notional governmont but tji# (tote governments
could got an Immotwo rorenao out
of rtotorwd boor. It would bo no
trick at all for tho federal gov­
ernment to got rerunua of a quar­
ter to half n billion dollar* a year
o at af legalised beer. And the otate
government* canid got an addi­
tional rarwnno amounting In tha
■Ig irg ato to somothlng Ilka tha
same: &lt;
In pro prohibition day* tho fed­
eral tax on boor
M a bar­
rel, together with high license
free for manufacturer*, whole­
saler* and r*taller*. In addition,
etch °f tho states that permitted
tho *alo of boor had high llcenao
fees on tho retailor. If 14 a barrel
woe the ta x In 1014, before tax.
gathorera hod become what they
now are, a present to y tax af 110
or err* mare would not bo oat of
proportion to tho astvanal change
that ha* taken place In itandarda
of taxation.
Another main argument of tho
advocates of boor Is that tt would
bring bach, or greatly help to
bring back, prooperite and provide
employment for tho Jobless. There
lin 't much In that. Since the betr
story began It* rounds an ac­
quaintance of the w riter took tho
trouble to find oat J u t bow many
men wore engaged In browing In
preprohibition day*. The total
number In 1014, employed in 1447
and ms'
malting ee labile hi
browing evd
monta, was 774*4—not much In a
present aggregate unemployed af
firs to alk million. Hi* total boshsis of grain consumad woo aboat
•7400,400 not, not much In n total
aggregate grain crop of 1400,-

gues m good deal of P-ahll* curi­
osity aboat whether, and how,
boor could bo brought hook.
Boor could bo legalised very
simply, by an ordinary act a / Ceagroat, passed by * simple m ajorit.

would b# ail lum en*#, complex odd

t H i m ’t Any Money But I’LL

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Tbday At

Truth Seekers Class
Has Monday Meeting
L U txato of th* First
M B -vHH- meet a t l i t t
I U (lu rc h .

. p attin g of Seminole
I n k e r Two Order of
n i fltar will be held at
W a t tho Masonic HalL
lima the worthy grand
IH, Man T. Donovan, of
Math, Win make her of.
dag of all member*
Club of Sanford
• I 10 o'clock a t tho

At the business and social
■meting of the Truth Seekers
Class of the First Methodist
Church held on, Monday afternoon
nt the home of lira. John A.
Brown, Silver Lake, the following
officers were elected for the
eomlag year: M». F. R. Mitchell
and Mrs. John A. Brown, teachers;
Mrs. Georg* MeCrum,-president:
Mrs. J. B. Craw f o r d , v I e •proaldont;
Mr s .
John
Vaughn, aeeond vice-president;
Mrs. J. H. Powell, secretary; Mr*.
R. W. Turner, treasurer; and Mr*.
Alma llobbuch. reporter.*

luwamans

gtrvn i t H o’clock at
« r parish house, cor.
. Struct pad Magnolia
k th* BL Agnu* Guild
(■aan’a Guild of Holy
9pal aa sponsors. An
■I other f n tsrtaln m*nt
o f tho o w n in g .

•M an Legion Auxiliary
Ha t i n t meeting after
burs ar*
my bags
*. Jam**
Knight.

Mrs. MeCrum presided over the
meeting and Mr*. P. I). P arker
led the deeotional. Mr*. F. R.
M itchell had charge of the ahrrt
prayer service. A t the conclusion
of the m eeting Mrs. Mitchell pre­
sented tho retiring officer* with
g ift* from lh r class. Refreshm ents
wove served to the following:
Mm. W. K. W ells. Mr*. K. H. M ac­
Donald. Mr*. W. C. Deckle. Mrs
G eorg* MeCrum, M r * . J. II.
Powell. Mm. T. J
Smith. Mr*
Alma llubbuch. Mm. Frank Lee.
Mm. J. A . R iger*. Mm. J. A
Rumbley, Mm. W. I.. Clark. Mm.
M. E. Moye, Mm. J. M. Moye.
Mm. O tto Schmvhl. Mrs
T
E.
Wilson, Mr*. John Voughn. Mr*.

Personals
Mm. Juanita Cameron aad son,
Bobbie, of Orlando, ar* spending
a week hero with tho format'*
■other. Mm. U Allen.
Mm. M attie G. Paen has goal
to M adisonrtlle, Kjr. where shs
w ill visit relatives until the mid
die part of October.
Stephen Shlnholser. wb&gt;
been in A tlan ta, Ga. for *ev
days, is rip e c trd to return hi
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs T. I) Inobinet an.
nounre th* birth of a son of Mon
doy. Sept. 14, at the Fernald
Laughton M em irial Hospital.

Mr* Henry M cl-au bsC n &lt;
ing her sister. Mrs. yfdawrd
g»n. at her home iu Atlanta,
this week.
Mis*
C liffo rd
Shinholser
i*
Apending th* winter tr«»on at
M rlbuarnf where »h# h ir tc h in f
public arh.tol mtnir at th* Junior
Murh SchtHil «ntl the Senior lllf h

Mm. J. O. I'ark ird im i irrantl«»m, G eorge Ftlwartl Arm strong,
arrived Monday night from !&gt;*•
troit. Mich, to «p*n() the winter
with tha* form er'* daughter. Mm
W alter Routh, at her home
on
W n t Second Street.

Hag- a short prayer aurrlre
Irufik Number S e w n In
tw &gt; Woman’s Missionary
pf the First Baptist
r tjs j'id an hrtervatlng
LftebM ted by membem of
ItwM i t 0 « r on Monday
W at • th# church with
f b r A fftft* * r tho topic.
xthn' Ds Abrahams Had
af thu B|hla stndy after
t i l 8. J. N Jt‘conducted a
.fHeans.

thu subject, “ la
J A , Mrs. C . A.
th an o f lb* society to win F.E.C. Railway Issues
Mr*. W .'Ps Brows, Jr. Pamphlet On Florida
■half addtvaa an "Boothitlst Lira br Africa” In
ST. AtJCUSTINE, Sept. 30.—
kg told hOW churches have Th* new folder for the Florida
htou la th * p a t 10 you to. East C a s t Railway Just Issued
from th* plant of thu Recrrd Com­
pany, with a run of 40,000, la a
tawhlag storks on various distinctive
pier* of wtrk. A
ta. - Th* mauling waa dk- golden motif is used throughout,
I hT Mr*. John a Abra- giving an impression of the glow
A' turgu mutator of aaumbur* and radiance of the Florida sunM k k a M - T l••'"t-'V g ’.-d •*
light, tho state'* biggest winter
attraction.
A slogan which immediately

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tT o
BMITrial Meets
Wilkerson Rebuff

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(Continued from Pago On*)
Vlnlng, escort:
A. J. M cCulley,
watchman; J. A. W illiam s, sen try;
E. B. Phillips, clerk, and Soverslgns llin ch rllffe and Schoenaman.
auditors.
A t the conclusion of degree
work, a ahnrt buslnes* session was
held where it was decided to have
a call m eeting Friday night at
7 130 o’clock to complete arrange­
ments dor an all-day picnic and
uniform rank field doy to be held
soon at Homosas**. A ll member*
ar* urged to be present.
A social period featured by mu*
sic by R. O Korguson'o W. O. W.
string hand brought the meeting
to a close.
Out of town camps reprw-ented
were Lakeland. Jacksonville, T * ‘
vares, and Umatilla, while the
state officers present were: II M
M cCulley, Jacksonville, heail consul; Mike Kain, Jacksonville, head
auditor; V. P. Miller. lak elan d,
state m anager, and C.
Col,lin*, Sanford, heed clerk.

» '* T T T O t

c a h v r r c
O S iU lC jJ

FRIDAY t P. M.
ADI LI’S ,15r

AND KKBON
F lorida

Betty Ball Brown

SCHOOL of DANCING
Church
^wCanort
T ria g e s
I Prom P ag* On*)
M to « It unlawful for
|*I th* charch to *nt«r
T ieg* when vlth cr a f

|hg parties is th*
btfe of any other parrlag from whom th*y
IVoreed for any cause
make* an *xr*ption
•ty h rty to a divorc*
( M r o f adultery.
c f *&lt;Tleslaatiral
power t j declare
he marripga of any
aa b**n annulled or
eivtl eeurt, bat tho
as*nt by th* hlahop

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BA LLET — TOE — TAPTOE — ACROBATIC
TUMBLING— MUSICAL COMEDY— IN T E R PR E T IV E

OPENS
THURSDAY, OCT. 1, FROM 4 TO 5:30
FOR REGISTERING
SUN PARLOR OF MONTEZUMA
LIMITED NUM BER OF PUP1L8. ENROLL EARLY
Th* Dodge S lrttn a rt • perfect team—
twrb bring* oat th* b a t In th* otb«r.
Th* exclusive Chesterfield Croat-Blend
la Uk* that. It does much more than merely
mix together a frit tobaccos, at in ordinary
blending. It actually trnitn the belt «ju*Jitiea o f ooe type o f tobacco with the belt
qualities o f other type*.
Each bring* out the beat in the other —
creating extra mildness, natural iwg«tn«aa,
and far better tart*.
Chesterfield bold* everlastingly to higher

Blfcck Walnut Ice Cream

esw rt I* limit**! t&gt;

farmer marill*d - ar dis-

B r r r a m a n u f a c t u r e , Mr*&gt;
g a t dad throughout by Ubsmtury
to g irr tlin e o f ovory mat trLsi. ovary

The DoJp Sitters
VnmitvilU Turn

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F l e t c h e r Set
Co-Operatldir:
Gitnwh Ben-ef:
(Continued frtmi P a g* O w J - ■
“ contem plate tea rin g down pv4 d*
ent enterprise liltin g a u l e f l l
place in 1b* distribution achvtoaj*
Ha favored, he said, uahag *V*ep
transportation
and
■ narkrtitf''
agency that can bo d rafte d -a a '
long as their aervlco adds an
ilen |o the growora.
Senator Fletcher w as IwttedwM *
to the clubmen by Mareaa U
Hyde, refrigeratio n
and froM
m arketing expert o f this city, M
“ the beat beloved man In Fieri
to hi* beat friend*-”
A largo number o f vtaitoro to o k
advan tage o f the opportunity to .
attend the R otary toaaion andhear the acnator'a address. A a 9 mi
entertainm ent featu re, Mia* MHdred Seeba, a soprano who he* studied in sevvral Kurupean cltlot*
sang three *)ln», accompanied by&gt;
P rof. W illiam Mayer, that groaUyi
pleaaesl. the clubmen.
,
During the course of hit ad­
dress, Senator Fletcher tssnddboth grave warnings and ntodt

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OF
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Mo., Sept. SO.—
( A .P .l— Hope* of th* Democrat*
that they might be able to con­
trol the m x t House o f Cuhgreaa
soared today as nearly complete
return* from yesterday'* special
election in the seventh Missouri
district showed an overwhelm ing
victory for O bsrt
D. Johnson,

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Hi* demurrer to the indictment*
w aa overruled, the Court decl'ned
to m ake the governm ent expose
it* hand and the lord of Chicago
ga n gs was told to be ready for
trial next Tuesday,
The
trial, attorneys
agreed,
probably will occupy two weeks.
Capone, who once pleader! gu ilty
to
the
two
indictment*
bur
changed his mind, is accused on
22 counts o f having failed tr file
an inrnme tax return for the
years I'.t'JS-l'JOT and having at! tem pted to evade taxes on an al, Irg n l million dollar in.-.ini'.
Sam G utik. erstw hile henchman
i of the gang leader, canvj hack to
i fam iliar scenes yesterday, «upJ posedly called upon * i aid the
i governm ent's prosecuti in of Ca, i»one. Servin g a term of o year
ami a d a y 'in the K a m i prison
upon his plea of g u ilty to tax
doslging he wa« borrowed on a
w rit o f hat-ea* corpus by the
government and went before t ie
grand Jury yesterday afternoon.
Capone's counsel tried to in­
validate the indictments on I'gXl
technicalities, averring they con­
tained repetitions anil conclusion*
of prosecutors rather than facts,
and that they failled show .in if.
fen«e again st the governm ent.

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T t l.
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Missouri Election
Raises Democratic
Hopes In Congress

catches the eye carries the wont*
“ Sun, Sea and Sand." Another im­
pressive phrase characterise* F lori­
da OS “ The Golden Shores of
Tropical Enchantm ent."
The cover with it* tropical not*
of palm trees a ml the shimm ering
light which sunshine gives, is a r­
tistic and effective.
The book w ill he given wide
distribution and is a piece of
literature which i* e ip ecle d to
make a strong appeal to those
who are try in g to make up thvir
minds about a Florida trip.

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W A SH IN G T O N , 8 * y t. to. —
( A .P .) — A lre a d y society i columns
her* h»r» enum erated m a rt than
90 you n g women to m ake debut*.

C H ICA G O . Sept. SO. — ( A .P .) —
A 1 Capone's etforta to balk trial
on Income tax evasion rh arto a
and to examine the government'*
evidence against him w ere q u ik ly
disposed of by Judge II. Wilk*.-aon yesterday.
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M IN S K .II.A ConatnisVi.in
of
new parking
housy completed ^ S A I tA S O T k tluilding |&gt; routs
here in readiness for fall pack o f, l-.m-d during August tolale .1 J I 4.ritruo fru it.
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E f t apan »oolor, latnrday'a
gam* WIQ probably b* ■ taw
ocar* affair ta wldch Sactawm
will am aororal camHaatlaam.
PrataMy. n ST to • affair. Let'* end th is a g o *y colue■a by
predicting
Mack* win
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■ party p rim a ry ., ffa
a other
•ta le s plans b a t * been a fo ot to
corral bloc* * f delegates who, * 1'
th* last moment, m ight h* a s parted to to rn to Coolidg*.

make world history In w lm lnc
From all of this th* former
tholr th lrj straight world'* aerie*. pro*(dent directly dlaaontad ta th*
Mr P I T I I S C H A A L
Cabby Stroot and bin Tarda nr* •rtlcl* p-blUbed yesterday, r*lt^^T*777"iT7T!mT3TK|p,l"
. ■ u h 'tro m a two w«*« * t*«r of *.feren&gt;,t _fig p
.®
. 1 «p ■«
f. **ur»ip ,***,• eratlng that ha a*ught t* pewh t than they did
m at a renomination thro* yean
Ik* C u t , m ainly Fecty-second
year, and Coonio and hi* bdya ago, and aeklng:
Broadw ay, th* Y ankee 8 tadlead th * Polo Grounds,
wo
)«nrn with
m a:h Interest th at
;Coach Leonard M rI.ora*’ BomlnoU
— P S l o b alevea bad to really b attl*
la bo allag W inter Cordon I t to 0
la*t weak; th at th* championship
**rlo* betw era Dayton* and Coa y y o a n to bo on* of thoa*
things, both taam * harin g won a
p a ir o f gam **, and b a rin g boon
m ined out yeatorday; that lor a I
fan* *e*ra to think that Bachman'*
Oator* ar* In for a tough aoaaon;
' " ’ and th at while thora ar* plenty of
A th letic fan* In thla section, th*
Card* ar* cartalnly not b«lng over*
l » ,, looked a* poaalbl* World* Chani£■ » . plena.
;

B o m I n o t e lllg k 'i
football
rijanrae w* claim , roreirod a
****** ootbark when y **a g gtln* .
• M KInlaw a*ffer*d hi* log In*
JlTT. Ho waa a a a ll. alaty per
root of nay borkfUld romblaa■ t b « M cLacas eaald bar* select­
ed. Th# la ja ry , warning tw o weak*
haf oe i th* opening gam *, waa
W » h*nad t* make a aertaoa dent In
w h at had thou boon rrm arkahlo
progrooa, c*naidorlng Ih* fart
th a t m ark o f the material waa
' green. B* Mr Lora • baa had ta
coaftoa maat b f hla Umo to
baekflald affair*. aad
noglort
ta t liao. with a raaalt which wa
. awdorotaad w u
ayp arrat laat
Friday. A d lffaren l alary may
b * toU a w r la Del a n d F ri­
day might when Hanford moot*
th * D*Laad oloroa aador the
flrad llgh U . W hy? W ell, bocaua*
J Br
-l«r th* p u t few
daya Hugh
K
WWtrtMlI, faem ir r,.arh hero,
t » ' aad at *wa Urn* aaU tandlag
gnard la th* oatlr* aoothland.
has b**a aaalatlag yoong MtLaeaa by raarhlag tha lino. A ll
y a a f a u who g * t* In la n d Frim
., day lig h t ahoold aoo a greatly
‘
Improved taam la artloa, and anether D e lra d team on th# rant,
i® a* wa* th* caao laat year.
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This poat-seamn aorloa between
th * Cocoa and Daytona nine* apn
paara to bo a alugglng h*o extrafy* ordinary. How aboot that aaconri
' bama, f t to 1 In favor of Cocoa T
Hot to mention tha 10 or t l hit*
*aeh team ha* mad* with aurprlsla g regularity. It h u long boon
a a r prlrato opinion that Cocoa ha*
Urn u t t e r team, an I w ill win
Without much trouble. A tklm on,
Murdock. Joiner, th at’* • pitching
combine that ought to outhorl
Hutto, Yoong, P tlllrer. and Ijnno
any day. Provost, Culbrrth. W all.
Jalnor and Murdock ought to outhat McGowan, Moblay, Hutto, and
Follleor any day too. W a ll ta k .
th*. Indians, four out of »*etn.

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T h * Gator* get away ta their
f l n t Mg tk a a c r Mat Saturday
whea they travel to Raleigh I*
d* ta ttle with the walfpack * f
N . C. Stale. Beckman ray* that
w hile hla ta y * h a rt werlda of
t a t a h m and spirit, tb ert I*
a certain a*m *tklag
larking
Which w l u games. Let's hop*
h*ta wm ng again , if* has to*
m ask good m aterial thla year.

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am go in g to h a m to raolly H aiti*.
I f Jan xa Bottom ley la a n * w hom
near right, th * Card battin g m a ­
chine la go in g to be araonle. too.
A l Simmon*, who** low er lim b*
h am bean bothering him plenty
during tha p u t week*. Ia expected
to be th* aam * old AL but, thoa*
limbo am tom ethlng ala* a gain .
W ouldn't It b* odd If ha proved to
h# th* B ottom ley o f th* Athlotira
thl* y e a r? Ho uaa aaylng an yth in g
about Loft# Clror# and what ho**
going to d&lt;&gt;- A fte r Connl* w isely
let him gat a ohellacklng th* other
day, L e fty w ill probably b* p itch­
ing hi* arm o ff during th* e rr le i,
winning gam e* too. Th* Mack* to
win.' '

WIGGINS GIVES
FORMULA FOR
BUSINESS CURE
(Continuad From Pag* On* I quat*
program
for
re­
viving confidence and for eitabllshlng ■ »ound bad* for credit I*
contained in the report of the
It**le comm ittee.
I b c ll.ro prompt . d i m along
th . lin e, of th l. report will ipedlly turn the course of world a f
fairs so th at Ih* ntressary rred it
to other nations ran b# extended
and the United S lates again do
business aa usual.”
Ha waa asked what h* rnnaldered the ,rh lef provisions of Ihe
report th at he and his fellow
conferees drew up at Basle, K w ltierland, a fte r th eir study of the
German situation, and which he
felt should be carried ou* to Insure
Ih* speedy recovery ho mentioned.
Ills replv w as that th* essence
of the report said restoration of
Europe’s credit depended on lower
reparations,
low er
inter-allied
dvbts, lower Irlffs, and rrapiroschm ent botwren France ami
Germany.
Reporters who hoarded th« MaJrstlc at quarantine to interview
tha man who had speat the sum ­
mer c in ferring with leading f i ­
nancial exports from all over th*
world found Mr. W lggin w allin g
fur them In his stateroom with
a prepared statem ent In hla hand.
' "I know alread y Ih* question*
you want to a sk me, so I have pro­
paled rspile* t j a ll of them I wish
to anaw tr,” ha said with a smile.
Whan told • record amount o f
gold, about 9230 ,000,000 worth,
had bosn ear-m arked for Euro­
pean countries olncu Kept- 20 ,
when .he E n glish gold standard
wa* suspended, he repIleJ em­
phatically w ith a single wrrd:
"Good." .
Asked to am plify the comment.
Ilo said:
'
"Tha gold situation la nearly
like th* story about th* littl# hoy
who played marbles so well th at
pretty so &gt;n ha had all th* m ar­
ble* there wee* and then there
was no oo* left for hint to play
with."

'W hy ihould It b« snppoaed th at
w h at 1 w u then seeking to oacape. | am now lookin g to a c ­
q u ire ?"
Eren to ga in a temporary vtctefry, ho continued, no p a rty
ihould tem porise, compromise, and
dosert Ha lendert.
B y Senator F s i s o f Ohio, moat
in*latent of th* “ D ra ft Coolidg*’'
le a d en In 1928 and now ch a ir­
man of th* Republican N ational
Committee, M r. C oolidgt’i pro­
meaning beyond queitlon a re­
nouncement waa interpreted a*
nomination fa r Hoover.
Senator W atio n
of Indiana,
th* party leader in th* Senate,
ta ld the fo rm er p m ld e n t had
taken a ilncere poiition behind a
m e re !io r now a n u r e d of a lecond
nomination.
O tb e n were not io lure, re­
membering the speculation and
uncertainty which followed Ihe “ I
do not choose to ru n ” statement
Jrel four year*
ago.
Senator
Topeland of N ew York, Demo­
cra t, remarked th at by hit choir*
o f wurds Mr.
Coolidge demon•t rated he had not lost “h li rann y; N ,w Enn ,l* " f , "■ ‘ “ ra."
politic la nt,
Son"
H-Wublle-mn
noticeably shy abou t th* use of
, r names In the newspapers.
privately promised a w all* *»o
° Private)
and-sc* attitude; but th« doubter*
w ere far in the m inority.
Among th* Republican Insur­
gents of th* W est, tha feeling waa
th at Mr. Tnolldg* had taken hlmse lf out of th* picture, but that
it made little differen ce. Those
elem ents of the p a rty , where tha
opposition to a llo o v o r reooniinatlon now la expected to center,
w o u ll not have supported the m ar
from Northampton. T h ey will have
tholr own candidates, probably a
collection of fa v o rite sons nono
o f whom they exp o rt to nominate.
T oplei of th# Coolidg* article
wore eagerly .m ig h t yxsterday
throughout W ashington. They cir­
culated from hand-to-hand among
■ snatorg and r*presentativ»s and
cabinet members.
They w e r e
scanned with • consum ing rurico ity but without comment i t th*
preildant’s
secretaries at ih*
National fo ra mil to#. They wera
carried Into th* offices of the
President's
secretaries
at th*
W hlto House, and
undoubtedly
read by e v try occupant there,
frum lb# highest down.
A t noon whtn
th* president
mot the new tpapar men 'In his
regu lar press conference, a whole
handful of w ritten questions abcut
the latest turn of presidential poli­
tic , were In th* g r ist of Interro­
gations aw aiting him. But h* only
■ mllad and balked about other
things.
T h* president hlm oelf haa mads
no public itetom ont about 1932.
B y hla silane* h* haa followed th*
precodant of m any years.- It haa
heon a h a lf rsn tu ry , however,
tin e* a Chief E xecu tive fa lla l of
renomlnatlon, and politic* takas It

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Get b u r . football fan*! Sam 's th*
Ftek Th* .Winner re#tori-1* ka*p ym l a q
n u trying to dopa eat th* winners of
throughout th* . i ouatxy. Th* Y lnt three
nearest number of winning tonnes win t a .i
tkkw ta awch
to tha Milan# Theater, a m t t a y offered by J**, L. M am ou tt# ,
manager of th* theater.
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' Aa an u l r a added feature to get yen fan* interoatod fa th*
mute*t, Th* Herald wU offer a ticket to th* Horton lUrttwcky
gam* to h* played a t Jacksonville, Dot 5, to th# p a n w who
aolorti th# moot winners during th* i m m which vriB end with
a*lection* of gum** played *a Thanksgiving Dug. In * 4 g r t* b*
eligible for th* football ticket award, you moat rater th* raotoat
either thla or next weak. Th# final award wOl be baaed aa th*
percentage of srliu, and It U necessary that you rater th* contaat
early ta th* gam*.
i
Jo*I clip thla list, place a “W" hi tha columa opposite tha
name of U&gt;« tram yen tbtak will win, and sand it to th* Sport*
Editor of Th# Herald before noon Saturday, Oct. I. If you think
tha tee mi will tie, writ* th* ward "tie" opposite the tram* listed.
W* want a t least 100 fa n e to jet* ta thla contest th is yeur.
Our plan la to have special prim e duriag th * w e e k i to com#, hut
to he aligibl# fo r these prises poo m o lt fain the Pick T&gt;# W in­
ner club either this week ar past.
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Addrw s
Duke m V. M. I.
T o za a m Iflivou rl
P ittsburgh v* Iowa
M aryland m V irginia
W. A L. m Davidson
Tennessee m Clemaon
Florida m N. C. S tate
Alabam a v s Mississippi
Indiana m N otre Dam#
Tulao* vs T e s sa A ggie*
C aliforn ia m St. M ary’s
Nebraska m Northwestern
Carnegie T ech m W. A J.
Vanderbilt m N orth C arolina
G eorgia T ech ea S ooth C arollaa

fo r granted th at every president
w ill again be a candidal*.
W hat thoy said about It;

Trial Of Banker In
Big Damage Suit Is
Started In Gotham

(Continued from P a g e O na) -T
during « xp rases. M r. Jtoorar la de­
fe rrin g u utll O n g r e a e m eets in
Decem ber hla decM aa
higher ta x es a re to t a
ad. •
•
B ack departm ent has J u t been
naked by th e C h ie f E x ecu tiv e ta
reconsider its requests fa r ap p ro­
p riations, w ith a view to a c u lliy
them down.
T h ere waa a conflict o f Inf &gt;rmatlon today on tha question of
money fo r &gt;h# n ary. F irst, in the
highest q u arters It waa said the
president w an ts M I .000.000 sliced
o ff tb * $401 ,0002)00 asked by the
navy fo r 1933 . Into-, S ecre ta ry
Adam s said no specific fig u re had
been ta t. but "he asked ua t ) see
what we could do.”
T his fisca l year, tha navy had
$380 ,0002 )0 ^ '' fa other words, $41 ,­
008.000 m ore xtas* wanted hy the
n ary. T h a t’s w k *t se t th* W hit*
House on the aggressive. It waa
emphasised however, that all waa
harmonlxua between th* president
and hla n a r y yerratery.
It waa explained Mr. Hoover
d&gt;*s not w an t th* present build­
ing program scaled down. This in­
cludes — Ten cruisers of 10,000
ton*, on# a irc r a ft earriw , tw s
HIM tona and on* nt IMM ton*,
.of 13-bOO tona and three sub­
marine*.
Lat#r, S ecreto ry Adams an ­
nounced a cut from II to 5 In de­
stroyers, which are to b« built
now- F o r thl* purpose $ 102)00.000
is a va ils hi#.
The n avy’s present program la
considered to Include only
five
new rt*vtroy*r*, th* con*truetlon
J which tb * Chiaf E xecu tive
hope* to m aintain or slig h tly
speed during 1933.
B arin gs are hoped la b« made
otherw ise than In construction In
th* navy. S ecretory Adams said
a considerable edgings would be
effected through a reduction in
living e&gt;*U.

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which Mrs. Cifta,, n ril th . el- k f an# wta
d»r of tta two "pirate*" had given
ta r. after t a had attacked ta r and
abandoned ta r in n amon g brat, CHIROPRACTIC tha Be-Pray^

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•aid alra that two pain
Of trouser*, a bathing suit and
other Item* of clothing dragged ea
ftunday from the water near
.Price'* Brad, In Oyster Bay har­
bor, did not check with deecrtpt*ona of articles Mrs. CoIU ngi had
•aid the older pirate threw over­
board from ora cf two duffle bag*
he bad In a canoe in which Mrs.
Celling* waa abducted.
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Kahn, banker and opera patron.Notlr* la karaby ( I t ir !»/ tha
undaralgnad. a* Hpaalal
lliaalar.
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that purauani Id tha tarma of •
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Robert Lucas, executive direct­ o f Raoul Query*. Italian opera
»f A u iu ft. A. D , I f l l . t w ill «f.
or. Republican N ational Commit­ ■ ingxr, charged that Kahn failed
rtr far aala and a«1l to tha hlahaai
tee ;
ih 4 baat bUldar. fay raak. In Iran i
FOR SALE; 4
to ktop an agreem ent ta provide
of
tl d tVurt IMu$« Door, In lU a l.
“ Pleased but not surprised."
In g«bd
bar with a m an ager and hla own
nul# County, ifanford. riorlda. Uur.
tha ltf&gt; l koiara of alia.
un
m oral so port s p in condition th at
Senator Hrookhart, (It. Iow a);
Muaday tk» Ilk ddy of OrtoUar. A. SO— H i
“ T h* teennd term Idea Is wrong, tb * drop ■ slander su it aha Inatl•I. ItJt. noma b**inp a Hull Day.
Ika fallow Ih# i b w r t M proparty
and Mr. Coolidg* waa alim lnaUd tutad In 1910 a gain st Mm*. Ju lia
rltuat*, trtaa and bala$f In tba VKRY ATTfUCti
anyhow .”
Claussen,
M etropolitan
Opera
Oantyr of itmiliukla and S U ta of
te s to a a r a , *-8 . r
riorlaU. td .w lt:
company diva.
Senator F r a ile r (R. N. D .l;
h ard w o o d fle e r# , .
wmm
l-Ml l l and Ika 8'4 of t#n| 11
" A t th# request o f Hahn,” her
af It. Jntaife'f, areorttlnf to
” 111* announcement makaa ns
lo ra te d 62t Phnaoto Qrtrat;:f
tba
plat
thatpof.
duly
rtc«»rda&lt;l
differen ce aa tha Northwest I* counsel said In opening th* case
U n to . Priced to rail r a te g
upon Iko pubUo rrcorda of
IdpilBalr Cuuotjr, Florida.
looking fn / a candidate who I* a In Ixmg Island c ity court. "M m *.
Maid ooU Bkall N fur raah nt tko market. Co1( laegh'lw lly. Cm
Llndgron w ithdrew ' her action
real progressive.”
Unto of iho aala. purakaaor to pay
a gain st Mm*. CUuaoan. K ahn
far daod.
*
Senator Bingham (R . Conn.):
" O T n is .- a a
“
Untod foptomhor lot. If l l
pruraised
to
p
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her
$1802100
In
“ A splendid exam ple of loyal
II J. NIX.
cash
and
secure
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career
fo
r
her­
fpotlni lla a lt r .
support."
ru « fm .
*.*f
I.K W II f r B it TAN.
s e lf aad her husband. Ho paid hor
thla m a n offer
Senator Dale (R . V L ):
Holtrlt«*r f u r C o m p l a i n a n t
I Dara
$ 13,000 and than stopped."
A .; ; i« 2 v ^ 5 * A r i i m i M r - a*
klauelf n living aactl“ A very direct atateroont which
H dT iiai o r a p t u c a h o b r n n
Mm*. Llndgron was la court,
fWe that a great love
can not b* m isconstrued."
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May Ural
Representative
Jama*
(R.
la a i r 's R h C V
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o r m . i t a t i i o r • Pallrm
Thar* were Ind ications, however,
llo# f a r ta x
M ich.);
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ha would testi f y todayP . ,7
N o l l e * l o k o r o k y g U « n t h a t D A L . sc cu c A a c * w it*
"Coolidg# ta too shraw d to run
cat,
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purckaoor
of
T t / l f f d o f T a n C o r t l f l r a t o N o . t i l l , *«rtb«e aro p efV r whan betwao 8, 000,000 and 7 .ru another candidate.”
d a t o d t k o A tk d a y o f A u n u a t A . f&gt;.. s# U com n r . f b c
when betweaen 6 ,000,000 and 7 ,­
Senator Gore (D. Okla.Vn
L ot 14. K atsM la
I f l f . k a a f l l o d a n Id r o r t l f l e n t o I n
4 u ia n Ho. I,
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000,000 ar* out o f a m p lojrarat."
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sa te , le a d W in g i
ltd* fo r ta n d r ad to Im m in an.
cunning foresight."
Senator Copatand (D . N. Y .):
oordaara
I l k l a w . S a i d c a r t i f l r a t a d a to of lawwaaS. o f t
t m k f a a o d t h a f d l l a w l a 4i d o o o r l k a d la tb o o a ia s o t O i l
Baprosantjtiv# Wood (R. Ind.):
" O f course ha doran't care to run
pro p erty all da lad la Nam Inolo n i b . sate H n i i w i a i w .
acco rd io n ta - live to *
a gain until 1938."
"Very timely. Hoover la enlittod
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“ Tha soundest p arty pal ley."
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r a # set# &gt;s m w i s e ar a s r a x a t
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Senator Fes* of Ohio, chairm an
of the Republican National Com ­
m ittee;
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evident to all th in king People, and
H Insures the all but unanimous
renomlnatlon of President IlouV• r ."
Senator W atson of Indiana, R e­
publican leader o f tb# Senate;
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Railroad Protests
Criticism Of I. C. C.

Bta Upon Redress
jAnd Withdrawal Of
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f A «m Her Territory
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F A 3 U IN G T 0 N , Sept. 29.
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T A * ’So American note urging
f f * l battlement of Sino -Jap*
trouble* bt*Manchuria,
r
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Nanking
I j a V i f o n a ia ia tn rated Sept. 27
U public at the Chines*
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a wrrw *tiU committing ’ art*
/
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to
aJ.Jopaa by Secretary
-----. reqaMthig an end to
fhtlng and withdrawal of trnopi
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anraiva no athar way.” the note
MAW. “U» satisfy th* requirements
&gt;ot Internationa I law and Int in*
1 tlnnal agreements when interna
t lia a l law and international agrae• f n U hav» already been trampled
. * * d a r foot, than for Japan to
Withdraw hat troop* Immediately
ftatn th* occupied area* and to
rad res* to the aggrieved
p w ty. the Chines,- government ami
the Chin.ce people."
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• V r ia n rlttaa *n,j tairitoric* aftmr aaaertlons that the Chines,
provoked fighting. The Nanking
gorarnment cunt, mis the Japanne
attack* war* without cause.
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t V Amarlean not* and said it m i
V r ecnvktion that it had haan
prompted by th* dealiv to pr*
acre* th* ■
‘ sanctity" of the Kellogg
poaao pact, which both Japan ami
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(A .P j - A protest against "un
warranted and improper criti­
cism of the Interstate Comm* rfe Commission" by
thr
state of Florida was made t «
th . supreme rourt today K-. (he
Atlantic Coast Una Railroad
&lt;ompany. A formal protest
along with the petition that
that "criticism "
h*
stricken
from th* records filed by coun
sal at rral argument* on a raswhich has b*m before the st*|.
supreme rouit and
railroad
commission several times and
the United SU tes
supreme
court one*. The s la t , of Fieri
da. through th* railroad com
mission, seeks to compel the
toast f n . to restore o ctn.cn
four ami five miles of Ira. k
whirh III* railroad abandoned
In 1927 between Montieello i n i
Vustee In North Florid*

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'to *i y -1 i,.,n

r«»fi*tf nn»
ef: lb«ir
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Af*i*r

"trfleri(l

hi* ha* i*ttitlin' tbiif i.ttni.

A dn.lnU triylion op,a . , i t . n
s.w pcnsion of
he sin k m v fund
til'd il l l . u I,
•((•I. . hi I .1 III* . I
• M !I..X \ |iit S,q,t -y * | t«t, 11. •
1' •
new
intor dx noininationnl ii|H.ratun« writ
rvirard tl
foil* x%ill Is •In* •*»•-*• tasH.|i.| |L.I
» !« ..
, Inuicattve of . .u V d . i i n , : ^-he •-i.mmissi.in. r- i . - . i . i . l . t , emerged
n»f
N *y o r
he)
withdrew
from or n ...* !
of
seme
liem oetalu- from their fegulm ,»*. ) | 4
Th. 'it*im»t .• •••.‘x A
till • '
rag to snn-nin.i- an n „ . . , „ ,(
l**^ #r»H p nf the class, w hirh he leaders to modify the drl.t
re
Imurd
fiilluxuiik; * l&gt;ii *’ i ,i
I r r len t In . •-. i.I.-n .a l . * .
f" uni e,J • i* h,1 &gt;*«M »»'*. •»«•*
i.a m tn t program »o ns t„ mak.
•u I nt*»*fiii|* n||c|.- the* a Ii .|, wii
-Ii-ctririty wbi.b t.i.nl.l l„ ,
T y 1*'r objec'ail to hls e rl:t. t*in a p ar: o f th i* m um y ayatla.de f„i

Mel|.,n

&gt;•» tio

declined

lu tig .-.

|4

m aia. 1

ii.m eif thi .a im .ifiitu .lc as '•btm
latm ian nm li' a 'iu n U r Annmjr.c#*
•••••nl n b \ i * '•••in- turn* ago.

RUSSIAN EMIGRES GANDHI CONKERS
IN GOTHAM STILLjWITH MOSLEMS :
MAINTAIN TITLES TO SOLVE ISSUE

M -t

In..

n *es"i e I a t y of h. tetasury frum !
'• "V 'lire i i , ot msllotlly inter.
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it •I'll I till.'*

Orlando I,TI i 1i 1i

lar deficit.

F i v e C e n ta A C o p y

REPORT GIVEN
BY RUTH OWEN S T
ATCITV HALL

a .siim e d ns.it,
I i W I h in
• \ t* t
•P
"I have I s m in ronf. i * i „ , „ , 1*1MM** ,\| i»t*- »t*i
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M
■Isv I'dn&gt; * ith th. „i..lli,.. ,MH| f*#«b»*tl t ^ f.h
• &gt;
I . th
' '(her and I l l - r i l l yy,r,. of III,. ,g «* 'inti v. ' nu* i ii hi i »•*•.
•»•' % tu t
li'iiilnnt.
Kn*pi&gt; .
u i 1 1. r i n v, p - ’ t rt /n t . i t
.4
1* III*
l i ‘iniiuii.-d on |i»g T h i.-e l
HAtl.iM.il tflt.t | »* o. if
i:.dd\

I Jn C rO D N P

&gt;m

8 E i * T KM ^ IIKK i i T 1031

MacDonald Begins
t»M tb ff itiltl Ida. ya ,r.. ............ .
him w nli it kiio« i« if., (hat lie; New Fight To Hold
«
b t Id I ‘III*11 r o g* &gt;M pi /r ,
lioni Kn.ipi m a .ri.,1
an,h , *„ Country Together
Cl n*. \

hibltlon ijifforowees irlw e .n May | tha admini.tration pn m y l e a r ' . r "
. .
or Jama* L. hey and llev It. 7. j fi.rn l program and ' m.'.in*— f i F t d n f j t r h t
Tyler, meniban of the mayor's m e e t in t r .p m a iw e liy e h illi.t id .il
/! ,
" j l

Sebring Questions
Validity of Bonds I Bible I At (tract* MrthiHhitt
’hurch S u m U y night voted la ill* - ;
In Court jU hand
and to follow the m ayor in
..^Involved
« •» • .
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1 A 1*
r ..r t !,

in" iiti 111 t

D*,*r l'* 'hi* »pprr n: m .ye f...
O t N , il was made ilrg - thm t ,
has J . e n

&gt;i*|it

h 1 bind,
W f i o , ilT.k.„ \
1 tl, .tied &gt;.
|»»\ f--r ih«&gt; w.m ,
fh*»t I itflllllMl. ,| III lb,. ' | I,
’•lnyin&lt;
•d l IN Xh M• III a r
»r*« Ilf m '| 4f| ^ J|| y#sj
t»r in**r* ill Mm* e^tNivf |d lam.
•Nftr- n «Inv tf ri* d riviitp \»
l,»' at* i iif*v Mil I hi% fumdv.
b 'f"»#- « minfv
|,%
S »l‘ltll A&lt;1t 'tilled * and st»,.| , ,

Suspension In Debt
Payment By U.S. Is
Declared Bad Plan

orv* , bo di-ei.iiin

'2f&gt; M u r d e r

NKW Y O R K
P b ill.p K n

C ontinued on I'a g . Three i

Atlanta M ayor’s ;.*
Bible Class Votes
To Stay With Him »AA»«*ll.
" U l*.m rn ’

P ay

t„

Tho resolution, rttti.4lying a
compromise between the Italian
proposal for an immediate Iru, i i
W A S H IN G TO N . S# }I T
*1
— which the United S ta irs *nd
I \ I*, t — 3ll*|iensioil •f &lt;lrh|
ii*
the m a j.n ty of th« Leiwrui- mem
llre n irn t payments *•&lt; n mi-an*
hers
supported—and
objections I of preventing iav 111 'tN-fs .%*
raised by Japan and France read* 1 ruled out y&gt;&gt;lrrtlav by the ad
as tollnwv
ministration
"The assembly requests the gov i
About t l.'i.OOil IHMI hi,is- • »|triil
ernmtnts invited t0 the di»«i ms
neat year by the treasury in u n
m int conference Ito b* held in tine dnwn America's
war *It-1.l
Geneva next February| to pre- , which Stand, now at almost $m.
i are for this event hy mean* ,,( an ! iiOIJ.uimi.ikn) an I some rn&gt;m.rr« ot
irm im rn n truer nn&lt;l a rrn n lin r
( ongreis hnv* prop se.l ,
ly. "reejuests th* Coem il (of th.- | ensiun of these sinking fund pay
(Cqntlnuad op P *^ . rhreal
rnrnta during he dvprrsaton
A h u kacoffia known that g..e
ernm* nt’« llaral
n jfard
urh n NUMpenijun unfii\ttmidv. it
l^u nr»&gt; IrRrtHNl tlm* v&lt;*-iou*
-A»utccM „ f nfVf nvi-nut* ,\&gt;r » to
b# i?«»vtrnmrnt ».r»* b in»f ran

"’a — &lt;A

»M HI.IN S ,p . 23 - t A .P .I
R iio - I . ’ ha! I term any had tu*
ren.l-r the gt'd stamlard whi n
rau .i | a Seven p .n| drop m
G e... *11 blind, on :he Ixmdort
exrb.o #e I.-day wa* riditule.)
h r"
I. riiian
. r u n percent
hs.r
I. ...| in |(», | onden e*
change &lt;t
S|H-.tking vest*,
dnv i.. u .-m ls r, of the (Terrain
*»«m ia:..n ..f saving, bankI h.. , || r pr-|,.nin* , „ i j
mac
. nu'dn'1 ri.t.
another
p r ■* ..f inflation an.l the gru
ernmenl is dttrrmined to i«i«t sll inflauirutlor| tendril
eles H al., lu iiir r , p. .. ,i. |..||. M|
the llrii hlerit ..ho ai.n s|k L*.
•aid ii a.. .1.1 tv folly ( . ..
g»st that l. rnmny im u ialr tb..
» tl"n "I l ir .a l
lint j i n ’ ae.l
S Bn«lin« «»»n ' **i ntriY« ln *w.
!»• n.hrnr h. W,,J i •.Miulnid

1

l»cal

Th*ra followed assertions that
t V Japan*** had In vad d Chinese
“ ■Harr ' occupying an,. “In cer
I '♦ t * ld r TCPhacttng
Chines#
*a and murdering Chinas* pub
•JU officers and ctliaana.
&gt;,
0 * th* day th* American noU
iW
dUpgtrlnd. th i foreign mio-|
^b®**** ■•Id Ihort i n
an unpn- •
r Yoked attack by Japanese military I
_ x r aMnoa on C Kino so passengers on .
.
• .tb # Ptklng-M ugjan railroad.
r J . T 7A N TA ’

S t ill

P r v v a iL s In G e r m a n y

A

THRILL SLAYER
AOMUS 111$ |)EEI) AFTER SIX YE RS

the entire present program
if
m bi.. *vnrk« -fideral
pubiio
«tate and

G E N E V A . Sep:. * • _ , a f.»
The disarmament committee of the
l eague of Nations late | j,t night
adopted n resolution d&lt;signed „
prepare for * possible one year
truce in armamrnls beginning
Nov. l.

S ta n d a rd

TTU BSD

W alter 8 G ifforJ, national «ti
rerttir. name&lt;i a •pecml commit
tee to renrern it*rlf with the iren»*ral program of public w »rk* and
•t«
relation
to unemploy mmt
Jaiuea R. Giirfivld of (levdend.
Ohm. fonn^r Se^retary ,»f th»- In
ttriur »dt named , hair
It if ford «aid the omn*
ron«id«r whether in »t
»n&gt; further u«ef I federal pmdi.
work, ceuld he undertaken In ad
Y o u t 1 if u ll* a w - A I» id iiu r
' anluge.**
N u s h a n d D e e id e n T u
This group, the fifth conuu l. -e
appuinted

P act

G o l d

a

, l '%4* " "B**

4

•»* I s# T r w t A i f ,

I

Imxtrxar. fh-( Su|M«mv «*v»uri dth«d h .M Ib :t n ix n c h lp of

M a h a tm a
To

G oes

M eet

I ’o x v c r f u l

A lo n e

R ic h

A nd

L e a d e r s

k ll» 41

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I t mg a -ex iftm ry #»f in«* t n a x u ry In
c»»»if!if » lth tin- luvv which

.
'

hi* • • him fnim • ngNging in com*
mrrev.

x

I'ivvi.Nisly Secretary Msllon h»d
*•*'" hr- had i . v . i r d sll businica
rs&gt;niieeii..|&gt;* wben h- bmntna ta e l* ,
ti.r, .f 11- treasury and had no
part whatever m carrying on 'Jm
'••'•in.-n ,.f a n .
.-&gt;.r)nratlon Ja
which he six%.i%* | * #vk.

1 ll \ |M l\
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f \ i* |
n»,# Mlllliltlllt l sillrlhl x%«*i|| Altilia
The (iiilf tul I .ii|«ulaln,n, |*^ .
t*» the- *nhhmim |. It lx h .1 I \|.»n
h,.tiling ..... .
•h»% nii'ht
i iiu rl .1 ilitFrn ru n 'iimi -aid. «»*
"l • |M»Wa rf III Mis- It*III Icntl F4 .| wills ft owiltsl IliJiiy . h 11 , under
ii.r.ig n rig w iiv lln si&lt;ii |t,d |4W
l«ulii in ah ffr.ktt .........Iw hi« nn
In,II - tin* 1 lr.ntbie-tMile inti rnn' pmvidi-. that n svsrn a ry „f ((,•
tii-n- hi j shall n..t l.- ~ u r
|nrvUrm. tile nil n nl ounr.-.l I*
m Wl.lln
, lrl
( We n Hindu, u n i Mosb-ni,.
^
fh
,
I
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further
*k*4.ub-u( ij
XX h " . hr left I hr hotel Shull*
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fer-nin
nbi
o lfa nit __
yfi 1 Ii.idniirht I in llin 'i, \ninm
his
n'l t I. id. r in.In wt.-.l llicr
lui.1 n sa in x tho |iii.hJdll»ru ••(
........ tut!.- |&lt;|. ,-ic .s ti.a .in l
' •Oilll ll .lu ll 1^. ,U-s s.lwsl of high
•I nrml #»f (I|N* ».f ih^ .-hi, f #.I* Ills.bn,»nn.ift nn.l fn rlril |o ihw
•'ju L w hi In.lm’w
!,«## Iri| ...|f I o l'id S ta le s H... iM -iijIty „ f
‘ I"' '■*'&lt; I poll -invieli.m h*
"xi
Ill, I»«f| ilk -An! h#* k%«N|li*
Iwni'.H.d (m ill I . l f n e * r ,| furwvar
l»*4* ♦•»••* I hr httUAtloii
" taiea ltar Im&gt; ii.tstublo of holds
•|'»oifir.4 ,%||| h*» d u « ,“ Gap.lh.
,,
.
" U ■»&gt; uffkrc under Ih* I'ni.ad
•ul,
the* f
dip hop* | M ||p , **
» I hr
&gt; -n- i-r.nl i n- probably
The r -van s .i.| X|. I|.,„ -plainly,
x ill Ih- r#»uui. I |.»l. .
»|4 4 u kliuhlrl il# |]#r4i* • ••HtpRui'.|%
« *»ui!n • '••i,ii.i •i/»* 1 I hut h x\it. i- d lle .tly tn'e.i
In tli« iu 4’ ll L •irfu l I hr Imlm t,,.»n I I a M#-. inc*v nf naitv ...
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k•uifr.k»!•'.. n atfitl ortfir llir pn4# , • ••mas uii.lt r tb. n u Ailing of tb«
h
a timri u in **•!••nil.#. K" I##*. Is w “
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pr. • nf

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• • I*’ Iliri-w- \
km f tainil I
l *khr I \ rij V!a«|ituiM«vit. h. 1'H*
• l" Vm.» KJirtn liui.AU rtlitfimi#
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„
law and re­ government oxpenditures.
•h Mowl# i i M# irufion whirh in 1
i-xtvnt i-i.untci• alann-d ty * m . nail- n n jii thit-hc i| ••in mul n .
■ hrooght b y .* g u u p of bnndhnld- 1 of
,,f tha
,h* prohibition
»»
•'"»•••I" ..I. ll.k ). -• lr I i ,*#*ii im tmir liim lh i nl im*
. ' - . OMs-wh* took to corapol th# ipa- 1 au^atwd he refrain from furthai | Congreaa at the dose of the
&gt;ent rnti f..|, over »0 h W • Hil'n ihA'Ii Mlmut vilit thri hi H«•ial »h.. .- *h"l*
.
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i ik(Iij**ii t ml
g U l U r y of over ptl.OOO
for in
. .
. . -. 1 'Wt*,f«nc»« ”n
»ufcject.
war rreatrd the rinking fund f r hours.
Mai lh nnM %%ill hnxri* nh * nil f" " " 'hr f i l l , • t, . , j , , j lt|, •I'lulilw IrA.Imt* thr
XlAhAAAhha
1 ~i-taoaat
an tho
tb* t*JU(
- .e .i.1
Attem
pts
•X on
M Mnon
,000 of bbondi
Attempt*
made in i r v t n l reire m rn t of the ptiblidebt.
Form erly th- schedule a s . In
ri,. | v .....
••nr# Aitli Kmir G* ••*!»•• t*hI i \ mul ......... f- r r I ■ .
XX K S T I’ A I.JI IIE A C II, gep*. a
!•«••%•m . n| .In| n##l pnrtlripAttf in
. claim to bold.
' r oTeraneea to reconcila the d lf * , then amounting to aliout IJtt.ttiHi,.
K W. hour* nine cents. »v|, h th*« IfokM IIPi III • I'Lltie A ill Is ft*
r ' ' ' * .........ad-- lim n ,| |l |.i s . ’ **•* •••»•!• i n i i r a .»4 undn w((mh|
I'nlm II. m l, Ciuraly waitV.| ua. Among
tb* grounds attacking; ^ jn" * between th* paator anti 000.000. Th* fund inrreasei «a
h is i, Iwen i;n m t l&gt;. I) , . A - in h
XxnV.I lo thr IMtim* at thr lutral Mnru . niil.dii.igraphy a big
•il adftr C-e death nf J ,hn B u m
I.ii»r lim .it iu .| further ihffirut
W hours, four ,r n t .. now . . . . . t ,
M henda ara:
Failure to valiilatai
4!m*&gt;or » * » unavailing, ami year.
1 M rilli«"'«lMX.
• I nud I.lhrr of hi-r bit.im-ss a, »# - in rulxmif I hr puif.lrui »#f the • F a ...ran, f ir .I mayor „ f XVa il
• i* cent* Thr mmimuoi .-hm &gt;.
* * of th* Uauto, using U * p n v l , l S 1
D.n" * jr. 1
* " • • “ "•t -"»»
. ---------------------.vh.. will g ,r ..| |,r ,
Th* I'lim r inilll-trr I••l«| \rtluit • • lud
• t&gt;itu* hi II•i»*ii»4 an,| \|#*4|e|i|w un I’llm llearh. to award r*r..gt.|ltin
w * . 11.75 and Hint
in ,
,. ,,,
to mako Improvements In j " V J J f ! nt
. ToU , " * *
G a ra tfe
A n a rtm cn t
' llk'n*lrr«t»|| IaImii
It .!•)•••
Ill |)| • •Im ..n her - ri-iiiin
from |&gt;Hm »h r ih. lirw t oti.lllutli.il,
(.-r m act of c-.„.,g e |n-r.nrme&gt;l I f
giftI .
. f»'’ »d Is. *.MNI \ III ,„ r cent di.
rts wholly without th . city " h™
‘ h* ,la "
P
r
,
i
II UA«« of I'niiiutiinq &gt;r«tri
th#»l
(' uni lliurd mi I'ag. Thi net
•v ki. h illfI irtiiml II In*|ii4 (#w |*rtu years U-fnre. The .ante re , dotloh
r ir e
ra ta l T o
G i r l c,,u"'- » iii «• *i'.-n * h m th* t.itt.
iht, a &gt;d failure to hold •!«&lt;- T°p ^ ‘" r l 1* ^
.
, „
#
he W"l||«| fUinr'iO* r
\V#a|n#«*iAV
. lilt Ma U xI vu . hr. || Ss
ill wiwr tha tivnavftr* .. .
•
PU n* ‘ or ,h » organisation of ■
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-----Issid within III day* of I be
S. M
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K*»a k&gt;ni? I hr pr#«rnf •!&gt;«-« ml
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an#) \| Y invnka. met .tii.ullnne I
■ oplnp‘ ' new ln‘ #r-d*n iminatlonsl class ar*
ST. A U G U S T IN E . Sept. 29.— ( date.
w*^ l'-*—
bj the county
Ir r r t M ila r ilic .H I'o u n d
rtanlty to axprtss***thair
[ •!*•»» of pAlllAIIF lit XhlU U*r
1
lacking, but Mayor Kay alrrady ( A .P .) - Ir a n a Burke. |:l, daughter
the V
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Uhjwan, h
)e-tenlay. rhvnglo*
' »**v t th#
In m aking
th-- annuunito »-rr |
Vn itnnirtlmli tfs'iit'inl rl« -tun.
I n S u i c i d e ' s A c c o u n t s | uf M utr #•( .»rth&lt;&gt; ns lit,.......
haa intimated he would he w ill- I of Kva Burke, widow, wa* burned (h r co m m issi..m i s . a i.| "Th e Hr I
J *
It i'c r to
Aaothar allogation ia mad* that ing to head such an organisation, j to drath U d ay in their garag'
with voting in latr (M nU-r. umy
.4
&gt;V..|, Uv ir 1.111.1. d rfin ilr'y made f
,n '•“ Wnitioo of
ha ban* of F a b IS ,. 1927, la
I* null although ha had advised the rises apartment which was destroyed lando I'lllitte s Co n iin issi n h i . U* tirct-4-AiY if Mu hd.i.iM j* i.*
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.» •-« r e , . . , n„y .ettlrn.enl Unml | " * ' P"*"**r may
bravery .
&gt;rpt
il
rim peintrii in r v r r y i &lt; , I.. . . . , |
baaaua* It waa issued against disruption at th# time he • by fire. Mr*. Burke telephoned her
mu.ntuni ih* iiuti'iiiNl ^'ibrni t I V P » T h
i n •' f 'ip 'tr« i il ’•* "‘ivh: ** 4«h with thr MuaUttt.'
•s ' * ' “«n ;e n rs «,o , wh*n Mg.
the r it y of O rlando in th.-.* .Ilf
oowatruetlon and Improva- iH ired as tiacher.
Itlrnt. Hut h# wilt *i|ij**nI |«s Hi* • •• ni..iw.i
x -|. i ,»a • Ha * iinl
I
Jlist
— ghtar
*•*...........................about
mid-night asking
Ilc u lt im is of stress and to f i r ,
Th* Y «harireil that th# NNti.ubNfiAl •-)&gt;.,,an wa.s fin. he. jaye.1
nU In streets in Lakewood T&lt;r•
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I# Milrr •I*Hfg mil #r|.rr«*Mit ik . in(•Min * in th
her to spend tha night with her at (hi r a ssist the city. In * o t ilitir ..
located cuuirie of th# city
njtiuiial nnrrirtrvA innipNipn &lt;l« &gt;*'
th* horn* of friend*.
_
,
I- XX I l..f(n u n , p.oai 11•*••fit ia I M jh ixih h a
iiix»\imrnt. *n.l pro parti** nf th* FUnuia Etakt
afte r several w irk a i.f n .n tii:. rs
- A and whkh waa not even in
"T 'he II. .s .I a j i
n ...m
ink .w
A "h i h u Ir * « amrnaiht#* |.»
..
Ih# 1 w ' i railroad (r»m dcslrv) Hot.
Th* daughter. However, dcrlinrd. (ion, have d a iid id t.i se vi.v lb. nmndinic ■ "‘U t o r '* in4iuInin** to "
» city Ilmlta by ordinance or by
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p
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ih
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fur
th#
ailniir
iiAtion.
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who illt fl hy | a*A. | .'hr !• Ill tifltiait.il&gt; fur Itiif -thinl I'V fin al waters lie w ,s nl,|i(*di
saying aha waa tlrad. T h r fire was resitleiitial svhrduk* for illrctrt. i j
net of legialatur* whan tha
Work all nigh', a t . h.s . .I f '
ift»r ir«a Friday.
leportml several hours later but by a m odvratr in c ria se a m In I wr»| rvi( carry thr r o n M n it h r
I Mj.r x. lit;ilia.;i it| th&lt;* pMi|M»srxJ In- *
«nta war* mad*. Th*
•i.ipaned I s . I uf strm n iln r Ih#
TA M P A , Sept
(A .I*.)— It was beyond control. Th-- girl's put In another step lo encourage ?a» iff «tniii(.iril, thr ht»#rai fre#
The pe itlnn (nr ta. e.vrrshlp I IlNn lr«|x»lAl4ir#.
to Improved, it is *1*
Reduction in cost of citrus fruit* body was found.In had. Firemen- the j o litl.innl usage fo r rooking Iraiie fUbr nor Uluir «•* ialixl han- (• r il.. i.a.iX x« . . . n l thui than• 'ai*-11** h.^« — #.| tallx
rawrij water*, aided only by «oa negro,
— i M t taken into tha city front $}ov* to consumer will be •aid the bias* was nn the ground and h c a t in i;.' T h is i* the Hit K . XV rKrt it
authoritu’ iv#ly IrarncxJ. (,n. linen U h.lnkug.- nf from away from thv Muha-aLho faction
Tha resolution adt.plesl jeatsrI after th* contractor had rots­ nocas.ary If adtquate teturns are floor. Th# Burkes were formerly hour rate at :w r cents.
da&gt; M ths f ir . uievting of (ba­
f||g).0.nl In f.'iNMM'o In .he vah.r
•a. iu# H iiurfl in
'* * tha • treat* In tha cub­ t i be obtained thi* season, C . C.
ll rard since Mr. Earm an'a . death
,
from Winnipeg, Canada.
»f t'i' 'unk'n e ..el« This amount ha« r i rat ly annoy,,! Uandit Mala
The average famtlv In Orbin F r a n c o - G e r m a n R o d y
It b further allagaj that Commander, general msttagrr of
la&gt;t w rk f Ilowed suggest.nqg
\ a . .aid '(. I.e nt'-te than rn .Ugh \iya and other*
do uses about 4(1 K. XV. per month.
. .. waa induced to Uaue tha the Florida Citrus Exchange said
••) •*. II R-icgVs, county engiiiaap
'■
I m p o r t a n t S t e p (•# Hi;** Mill Ih# Unk'&lt;
►nnk'c ra in ra l.!
•X. P. Mici.selr. gen-ml manager j
t and doliver thorn to tho eon* today. Food price* ate down and
•X the linte of (h* flood, G«org* ; |
- - ■, »ur|.lu.s and un.livt-ied p n ilils.
n
,
” A * " « _ »*r “ _
uiiht(es. explained. Ilesnld
after tho road* had bora citrua can be no sxception, he
entrineer
who
re|iairvs]
B E R L IN , S spt. 29
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|m -er w
nn nrpailw
q I(ba
ff
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d, and aJao after th* do­ .arid. aiMing (hat production roata
I nie
m a la
milk h#
k- il#-»irr
.Im—I
le with
t i Ircrravf prem i-r I
I ................. ... France R n i l r m H
W o n ’ t H ir e
,
” 11 1 l,e
A n a l y z e d heidga amt XV. J . VunBahren in d
,
s t company went into must
S ll« A M USI
UM b*
pr cut
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-Japan.
—r . . . H.pt
-wr , . revrnu*
. . . w.w . for
. . ...
. . . uof
&gt; Othiwfc
............. with Foreign Minis'*! I'ri.-rad .. U f , l r C “ n ' V O n 1 l l , r e
'?*
•» «*»*&gt; CbaamiaaloaM
th . city
dfs/'

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• • V S K B IU N a . Sapt. 1 3 , - O f S . I
Bring** bond debt of approxim ata• h r , P .0 0 0,00 0 , th* * *lld tty of |2.-1
|J1 ,0 0 0 la qocatlonad In the c ily * ,
• B 4 w * r In
tha mandamu* n u il|

Palm Beach Ri ver
Named After First
Municipality Head

Reduction In Cost
Of Fruit Is Urged

Bad Weather Delays

Asphalt Specimens

R e tu rn Of 2 A irm en tb* new advene* in pii*** »a«|

A larger' « r * i -and-naT-pmlil t - i l — &lt;A.F.k— Advaraa w tUkcr U e l and at _lh t. .""Uf^ltHt -rn iSU fir

•Seeks To Cut
] Appropriation
JN,

S ept

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I . by «ffsrta of
M T j offlalaia to gain an
• i approprittWo, Freaidant
( fa a a a U a f 'U rahtrart th*

fa t

M IA O M H

from

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J #•* wlihawt
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G EOKGIA EDITOR D IE S

1Hay firmly of |ke •Hisiii,ii u-mthr Any Married Women! winter ilxykx. s*Pt ».
,Tf x» Fi taco uenhin ’ e atwwmr^ ---- —■

____________ Lspcdmcm.nf thc aii'imlt. used to

, ‘1** V..u^l.7 ' ,h#" &lt;lr(MR

K &gt;rn,,a&gt;P»c**«« J

'lay
ljd * Pangborn
**----* —
'• ' ' '* user* t« increase
. caused
, - C-----and' I clrc'.rielty
(ienlon, Jr., American - monthly c.nsumplion.
”l l b g h
tontniiesiun was the f ir ,» dep to I
I'O K T S M tlU T II Ohiu. Kept T J ' ,,lr '" " ''" 'tf " f Winter
llayrn ,
^ .1 *"**" •Ppv»r*d -O the
flier*, to paetpint the *t*rt of
---------------------' ward world collftlH.iu Ion t .
I — ( A .P .I —The Norfolk A Western'' v ' ! * ' * &gt;m" ‘ * # " ,r n *
,h »»- **•! , ,0 'U ,K,,t
Ibrir propoaed flight to the United C n n f p H f r » t P V i &gt; f « O f
store* prosperity.
............................. ...
,
Nnltrag company. Tampa cheat- “
" T h r commission W II work In ,
unnuunre.l here yester J a y , | , t, . ( , „ ..n .t y s j. (n -determine tho
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Slate* several hour, and they , 1
C . ,
.7 *
may not hop now before Thura |
b t a t e I a « H U p M e e t hArmony with univ#r«ul #ffnrt« to l ” at
r Ott. |. it wuuM not «tn- rAu&lt;r i»f tK# rrA.*liin«r rix«I L lu U r- f ' l n i m u I J I
'~^*******
day morning. The (liens arrived
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rx m N t * th r
•&lt;mt*"hk * n U i» ,H( p l« | any mar.itftj w men In 111 ,n|f
*r »'tAln of thv * ti« rt* and '''* ‘•^1 1 8 H | J ( 1 &gt; H K C A l ^ A
fcsra today fr&gt;m Tokyo, rsfu tlle
OCA —
[.A.. Sept.
29. (A .P .I — Lav al a a li. “C(n»|ci*ti&gt;&gt;n with sll tk rical
. .d. .,!.
....
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___, ... ._ or
_ . .other
....
_____,
tcrvli*. a' cnur^ ln
uf th#!
and mad* ready In take o ff as i
XV- E. MvGahagin. stale mm*! other naliona will le south! , It also .-aid that h&lt;-reufter the I' * n.
n' Th#
The am
snmptia
mi pit i wern
wer. U
taken
k»n by,
by
X
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BEACH
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•oon M lb# weather perrai'a.

th*

MO r*fw*aM4 by th* 4 * .
i fa r tb* year 4 t IM A

eetMM eWgr la

may b* realised from a higher
•ales volume brought about by a
luwcr tetall yric* snd ahorter
makeup, hr aaid. Commander re­
turned yesterday from a visit lo
northern markets urging th* p ra t­
tle# of “ moat revere *e &gt;n»my
throughout lb* Industry, If w*
are to Mceiva anything Ilk* adoqualr return*."

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- ( A .r
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. I - Palm Baacl
Brach c o « ^
■mander of I'nitnl Confedirat* I wherever, rvreatary T is action j marriage nf any won an ainployee • ■
&lt;y Manav r 'A . C. Newman on1—(A
| Vatrrana, ann«ude*i| hsr* yester- will ba tha first •l«-ti (■&gt; c&lt;»&gt;r&lt;' a -1 autansati ally would aevarhai , I'tstr'ui-liiire
b* the city rominlv-1yex'erda* laid. claim
m to
ta tha who#*
day (her* would h* no annual re lion which h*» tiiri m&gt;- (he rwteil of ronn-’etinn with the railr.ad.
alnnrrs. a-i,| it l* expect.,1 that the'
Lak#• Okaechabaa
Okaechabaa la a a af&gt;
unmet 'hi* veer.
the hour and In whi; Is all are,
------ -------- findings of
th* Tampa r lien. 1st, ^',r* *® “ btain
-4-Ja wbak
what U cshmU m r

W Am ilKO TUN . S e p t . 29—
General MrGahagin »aid
said he hid
CO VIN G TO N . Ga.. Sept. 29 h'd
(A.PfJ—Ncw picture* of huainaaa hoard from a number of th i larger
(A J * .)— C. U Snowden, S I, a lito r
Hlatreca were brought t&gt; th* In- c*mr« la the stale and most uf
aad publisher of tho Covington
tcra'at* Commcre* Com mins non them expressed the tellef it w mid
Nrwa died jesterday after a
today an hahalf of old argumcata ha anvriaa to hold an annual en­
lengthy iUneaa.
agalmt tb* 15 perrrat freight
Mr. Snowden earn* to Caving* rat# lacrtaa*. P, C. lllltyrr yre- campment this year fcreaua* of
Jle hopes, hr said, th*
ton five year* ago from Madison, sen ted tb* a'titvil* of anutHcni condition*.
ironnma may ba eontlnued in l ‘C3
reunion*
F l a . where ha pvbtlahed a
rilke* aad Industries on bahaJf of; Thr lis t
.mpment waa h*IJ at
MViral a J«t kernsUrn citUa.
1 Mariana.

par ielpa
cllle d to per
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D E N V E R . Kept. 29.
Edward 1'o.ly Smith, nf Green
B E R L IN , Sept.
— (A.P.) - Cov* Springs. F la - w ill hr r».
Tb* Msr.'paper Vosstftfhe /i-ituiig tv mad to that state tu *n*w *r
cay* Chaixrrlinr Bruc.ting it Con- charges in rnnnaction with •hw
•emplating a trip to Washington •laflp g uf James WeitbrunJ. na»y
I" lata Jhm nX sr to confer wit i Italia*, aulhuritiei here . a i j van­
l tcildrat U&lt; over.
' la ria y .

»h*r#
of that p art al
of th * etala
wi'l ha
iu- report*!
ri'iK irtrl within 10 days.
day*.
, u 1 ,h
» r« •&lt;
The a. lion was taken to deter­ gasoliiv tag which la ta ha " - 7 &gt;
mine th extent of thr rep a in ‘ f'hutasl
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which are necwuarv aad whi-h are

lo lie mad* liy tb* W. |\ blcOan--

bounty Engineer Jab* B a y |

aid Construction compawr. w hich! ’ '***ted th* couaty v s a k l
built thr street* flv* ami a half *3UM 0 to S U .0 M m a rt . . . .
ye an age.
1 from th* tag If th * h ) a U h aU
------------------; l i . wholly within th* ae a u itT ^

P.XI M Kl Vt&gt;- Aikiiltoa being county ewmmiaaioa today wa*
built tu Thompson fish matkaL
cqaUau* pcwtalag tha dbAm*
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�surprise wee Chicago's defeat tjjr

TnOverDukeUnlveratty Gives Spurt To

S o ut h er n California*
Penn, Duke, Chicago!
Meet With D e f e a t

Hillsdale of Michigan. T O,:In the
Mcond Como of a doebleheader.
T in Maroons had pushed oror two
tmirhdjwna to boot Cornell college
of Iowa in the first g
a 1241,
tut (heir offeasive s t a l l j u a the
•eraijil Rime. Minnesota' lU d UOJlle beating a sturdy North Dakota
State eleven, hot w allop*# Hi pop.

N EW Y O R K , Sept. 2*___ (AJ&gt;.)
—The nation's football -tape eta—
profeaelonal and amateur—appar­
ently are going tn need ihoek ab­
sorber* more than ever thie sea111

k«#p clttn
thtir
record of m
eoetheru defeeta since IU2M.
Two upsets— Rlrhmon t's 7 0 tr i­
umph over V. M. I. and Randolph
Maeon'i 7-7 tie with V liglnla
were refolded in the upper s»rtlon. but the score sheets ran liue
to form In other districts.
Leon Long, plucked from
the
substitute roll to play fullback
lid Alabama's 42-4 rhaig s ag ain .t
Howard by counting three touch
downs. North Candlna Slate sur
prised Its followers in its opening
contact with an 18-7 win over
Davidson.
Vanderbilt had no trouble de­
feating Western Kentucky S2-rt.
Ttnneeaee ewemped Maryville 3.1
• aad Jimmy Itehart'a new sy s­
tem worked well at Washington
and Lee with a 32-0 decision over
Hampden Sydney.
Maryland beat Washington cul
lefe 11-0, V. P. I. won from King
81-0, Sewanee turned l.ark Tennmaea Tech 24-7. an,| North Caro
Has defeated Wake F ore*l .17 n.
PtAfOrk, 1 aulwfiluta i|uartrrl&gt;«rk.
fvmiaha^ fh«&gt; thrill In IhU ro n tu t.
wUb an W&gt;-yard touchdown run
from kickoff.
T h , conference lost Its first interaocUooal game as Texas C h ris­
tian scored a 3-0 field goal ver­
dict over Louisiana State.
Chattanooga, 1024 and
1920
Southern Intercolh giate Athletic
Aaaoglatlon
champion,
revealed
g n a t strength In it. 12-7 win over
Oglethorpe, while Metrer hung up
tte second S. I, A. A . A. tid u ry l

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f e a r before had frmlaa a major
eoflege tram. U-Mgh warn apoet by
IIrah.ua, 1J-7. On the other aide of
tbw picture, A rm y, Columbia aad
Cornell all rolled op acores of do
pnlnta or w ire . Dartmouth and
l-afayrtto scored more than SO,
atvj Syracuse and Colgate 40 or
more.
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nf
! “ certlftemte No m l dale* Ike
*‘b- 4»r of Auaust. A. D_ left,
■»* ttUd aak. eerm lrate Is me m*.
fire, aad h u made aprltretln* ror
L“
t» laeae In irra n b ru e
fa'd certificate embrace.
Ibe followln, Aeerrlbed propeMr
aitueied In nenslnwle c*»unl r . Klorl_
da. to.wlt;
•-"» I Hleek It. W Bruit's Ad.
onion to Loofwoud.
Th^ ••id U n d bolnir •*•#«.r l at Ihu
7* 5* .
iM uih f* •*f such f«r.
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CwfUtlrmlr
m i l M rt4*«n«4 arrortflnv tn low
la* deed will laaue thereon nn the H A V E
«tk fc*&gt; or Novemher. A. I L 1*11.
Witness mr oftklal alenature
and lam
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PAULINE FRRI
MONHOK OWSLEY
Pictorial
New,
Tuesday. Wednesday—Rickard III* T h e Public Defender'

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2-door Ford eedarv Real £
Myrtle Avenue.

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Maintained Under 10,000,
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CERTIFIED MILK

Member Independent Merchants Assn
Ilatterlea Repaired
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An opening Saturday that witncaaed the defeat of auch teama
N EW Y O R K . Sep t M . - ( A . P ) aa Southern California, Pe n n
— The hatting and alugging rare , state, Duke, Chicago and Virginia
in the major leaguei thla yrat Military, all by team* of lower
wound up in about aa tight a! rating in a fnpthall way. and the
deadlock aa anyone rmild aak. The' tying nf Stanford ahnuld warn
two big hattlea, the home run rare* the eaperta to he a trifle more
between Rat* Ruth a n j L iu Geh. wary than ever before in their,
rig. of the New York
Yankeee, Predict tone of victory and defeat, j
Knuthein California', reveres at,
and the druggie ' for the batting
lea.b rehip of the National laague the hand* of H i Mary's railage
1tnded with no derieinn, at least perhap. waa th , blggeet aurprlae
until the offirlal averages rome of the day, although the C a rls
ranked aa one of the moat power­
out.
Gehrig, who had le-en leading ful romhinstinna in the r ntnlry
laet year The Trnjana outcained
the king uf swat through a large
St. Mary'a by a wide margin but
part of the eeaeon only to drop
two long pa-era In the third
bark laet w«ek, came up to tie
period, Srhefftin to Tneieni and
Kuth in the final game by rlouting
Schefflin t &gt; Canrino-,, gave the
hie 14th homer nf the
season.
Gaels the virtory.
T h e , were both well ahead of tha
Another I'a rlflr ena«t ranferNational league leader, ( hurk
Klein, who hit .11 for the y-ar ence team. California, had to riime
T h . (wo leagues had a total of from behind to down Santa Clara.
10(111 homers fur the season, some ri-2 Wa-hmgt»n ended the mono!oiimie wmninw hahit of the Utah
50i&gt; short of the 1010 total
Indiana, rhantplnna of the Rocky
It took an extra decimal plare
Stanford gained a ernrelr-e tie
In the unofficial averages to s&lt; pa
with the &lt;)|ympir club only beraue.
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Mountain rnnferenre, 7-li.
but
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ley. &lt;jt St Isiuis. and Rill Terry,
In the Mld-Weet, the only real,
of New York, the IW31 National
league champ! n. Hottumley ram- earns as he made a year ago. gave
up un the final day, making four Kddi, Morgan, of Cleveland, third
hits in eight trips to the
plate plare.
but could not &lt;|uit. get out
of
thud pla.e ahile Terry, a llh one
hit in four trie, and Ilafev, with
two out of eight, lost a little
If round.
Th«re was little doubt about Al
Simmons, nf Philadelphia lepaat
log his American league triumph
Hr finished with
an unuffirial
average of ^tOO. while Babe Ruth
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ijir i e a m a jo r Editor, Sanford H .rald ,
t th e
D e m o c r a t ic p la t f o r m
kfcould
culture and the government, I be­
p la n k f a v o r in g th e m o d if ic a t io n o f th e V o ls t e a d A c t , F lo r lSept. 3*t, 1911. lieve g m t e r progress in thia con
nrction ran be made.
J
d a ’s S e n a t o r, D u n c a n U . F le t c h e r , f i v e s s a g e a d v ic e w h e n Hanford, Florida.
I am »ery much interested in
Dear S ir.
h e a u g g e a t* o th e r m o re im p o r t a n t a n d c o n s t r u c t iv e is s u e s
t am in receipt of a flip p in g of serunrur fur Fiend* a ll the Indus
s s th e b a s is o f s c a m p a ig n . F a r m r e lie f a n d u n e m p lo y m e n t,
N ovrl Flxpen- trie* tin* ■ tate ran poaaibly aa
h e g iv e s a s h is c h ie f re a s o n s f o r a c h a n g e in fe d e r a l a d ­ your a rtirle "A
m aul," which appeared in th . 1* cure and w ill you not a fre e with
m in is t r a t io n .
•u« of your paper of Sept emir r in# that n rti thoroughly fam iliar
‘ T h i a is a w is e c o n c lu s io n ," s a y s th e S t. P e t e r s b u r g
with induatry, » or king in conjtifir
l»th , and for which I thank you.
In d e p e n d e n t, " a n d it is to be h oped t h a t th e s e n a t o r w ill
Were I to t»H you that I know tinn and cooperation with your
more
M u t e r »»« ■ ■ &lt; » *
•&lt; u s e . h i s in f lu e n c e in th e D e m o c r a tic p a r t y to k e e p p r o h i­ it (U, I know what yuur answer govern* r. ran airom plinh
naM kak
westo** •&lt;
i M n a f«r U . t m m M b it io n in it s n la c e in th e c a m p a ig n . T h e r e is n o n e ed to would he and I know that you rer than bv individual e ffo rts?
I am interested in the *tate of
r u &lt; « « i u a* l U n M i « m a k e p r o h ib it io n a n a t io n a l p o lit ic a l is s u e . T h e r e n e v e r ha* j tminly w ill not condemn
man for
I t t a l M n n W i i n tM .
Florida the same as you are. If
been need o f t h a t. It h a s h ee n m a d e a n is s u e , b u t it s h o u ld . .. k in g information,
Florida grows and pro*perat we
l * * d b a a d K ah n , rear*
1 .tam i for the aboliahmant of
M enM
l a lb *
a a l U a a l be re m e m b e re r! t h a t th e n th e re w e re no g r e a t e co n o m ic n e ed s
all grow and prosper, I am fur
ml r d r r r t k l M . i f l b n
a n to be c o n s id e re d . T h e e co n o m ic s it u a t io n is s u c h n o w — a n d every u nn * fM »ify board in d of
economy in government JUM like
Mat B ed l a Ik a b n r t rMlaa ml
eawBtrr W i ll b*«b *i m | a.**- d o u b tle s s it w ill s t i ll be c r it ic a l e n o u g h w h e n th e c a m p a ig n f« a in the *«at* of F'lon.U. I *l«&gt;* you are for economy in your burl
I a n l a t k l n n a a d S a w V erb . jo|M*ns-— t h a t n o t to m a k e it a n is s u e in b o th p a r t ie s w o u ld 'la n d fur a ihree y m r huliday in
ness,
new road ron-lru elion, the mnnfy
, a * M e n u b a a * a » * r d Ika be to d e lib e r a t e ly ig n o r e d u t y . I fu lly re a liie that it is rather
e ia r e a r m
—a i . e la * » d a .
thu* sevrd to hr fttu rrm j to the
Ir . a l i i l e d i . I k a waa f a t n .
" I f p r o h ib it io n is m a rie an is s u e it w ill lie s o le ly fo r various count ir* m proportion to unusual for a real estate man to
I n l b * a t a l l aw w * d la a a u b e e
run for (governor and l know me
^ amount paid into
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• i k r r w b r p o lit ic u l p u n s is e s a n ti th e re s u lt w ill lie h a r m f u l. It is an ththe
road
&gt;ed la tbla pew*. aad el** llw in f la m m a t o r y s u b je c t , p r o d u c t iv e o f q u a r r e ls a n d b it t e r - funjl for , h / T . t (rvm .nt »f r»un trial* that aie confronting me.
I t * , m b lie Bed hereto. * «
I at o r t k i l w l b . mt **ea*al n e ss, a n d it w o u ld d e tra c t a t te n tio n f r o m w h a t p o s it iv e ly ty mdehtednesB, le*« « rra^oivahl* Heading betw m n the line* of your
Ir b n b e n la a n ala* m e n e a .
editorial, 1 know that you ate one
w ill h a v e to lie d one i f th e c o u n t r y is In lie re s c u e d fro m a rn iu n t tn be laid and** to rn-al*- who I- interested m the growth of
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Florida and want to know J‘lat
fo r w o r k in g p eop le. N o t h in g s h o u ld lie m a rie a n is s u e th at the re*n urr# i of F lo rid a
when* I stand and w i*h to test ray
CIBLK VKRSK FOR TODAY
In
your
aditonal
you
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that
«in ien ty it* trying to accomplish
w o u ld d e tra c t fro m e s s e n t ia l.
JL I 1A V K F A IT H IN (iO D - A n d
" N o t h in g n e ed s to lie d o n e a la u it p r o h ib it io n b u t e n ­ " I t would r* an i n t e r e s t i n g **x so m e th in g If I can fo ilvince ynu
per intent, to nay tK** l**a*t, if M
■ J t t j . m ill unto him. *&gt;o Ihy way,
f thM. I know f Will have your
fo rc e it T h e I Hth a m e n d m e n t a s a p a r t o f th e c o n s t it u ­
Hammond starts out with eight I |,.yxl
t*,rt , n,| f. r that „ „ „ „
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Irs 1 m a n y o t h e r p ro b le m s p r e s s in g fo r s o lu t io n . B e c a u s e th e I U interesting t« -*&lt;■ ju 't
h«»w llia y ha.*- th*- pr 1v
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w e ts, a n il p a r t ic u la r ly th o s e w h o m a y e x p e c t to p r o f it by | many people actually ra n h&lt; ant mg you j
Y O IT II IN T il KMK IMY.H
Ottllv *ll,j going u%rl
ith tb# H int# "
th e r e t u r n o f th e liq u o r t r a f f i c k , w a n t p r o h ib it io n n u llif ie d
m&gt; plan
I can pledge you that no un
Bflu-M llil* m iifhl) h fj'l *h»t hi** w o u ld not lie s u f f ic ie n t ju s t if ic a t io n f o r m a k in g th e re p e a l
A *«o n n g you f rny kindest ic
neceswtry board* will I** appointed i ' « r b , I am,
no m ig ht,
o f th e d r y act th e d o m in a n t o r e ve n a s e c o n d a ry is s u e o f
if
1
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and
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f ilia l iM M tka heal .m l Imrd-n
; th „
l e n li a l c a m p a ig n .
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who ar« aeierte,! for my advisory
T IH fM A S
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An arm y I- a niviiie, iivartem n« | «l*ine i f it e x p e c t* to h a v e a c h a n c e . B e g u rd le ica o f th e tion I want to »*e the agricultural
W
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h u b b u b ra in e d b y th e w e t* th e re a re m illio n * o f p «opla and h orticultural mdu*tnr* of om
, at thM hitr dale, not lu i*»'ie it j
' Theta have no l,ail»tr&gt;l a rip m n , w h o w a n t th e la w to * la n tl w h o w ill go to th e p o ll* an d state grow and I want to h* of a^
VV 11hum 1. 11g gen he tin
1
l u l l k lir i v l i ! ,
vo te s o lid ly a g a in s t it* n 'lic u l F o rg e t p r o h ib it io n fo r a w h ile *i*lanr« in helping throi »'*ln
S « i it 1 li t e r a t u r e »*■ i.ttly a dozen
problems a n d ,
through
T h e y tiuvw, nut m urrh, r ic h man — at leant u n t il th e c o u n t r y in s a f e ly o u t o f it* d e p r e s s io n ." their
rloatr cooperation #ith a laoar,| in yearn old. and t he te i* no g l i n t
1 In hi* own w*y
--------- ---------- o-------------------(•rested in agriculture and hnrti of 1 hut age
M a x im C o rk y .
A l t ■ njf w i n a f m l * T 'hry ran

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f l R E P R E l E I V T I O f l W E E K O C T O B E R 4 ™ ..IO "
T h o u g h t f u l p e o p le th ro u g h o u t th e U n ite d S ta tc i
w ill j g j i n o b se rve F ire P re v e n tio n W e e k , as su g ­
gested by the P resident in his a n n u a l p ro c la m a tio n .
T h is ) » r O cto b e r -ith ushers it in. C o m m e rc ia l,
c iv ic , so cia l and o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s w ill h o ld ap ­
p r o p r ia t e m e e tin g s . M illio n s o l s c h o o l 1 h tld re a
w ill take part.
V d u t i n m ake a d e fin ite c o n trib u tio n to F ire P re ­
v e n t io n W e e k Ivy in c re a v in g y o u r c l h i r l s to s a fe ­
g u a rd y u u r o w n hom e and business.

S T O C K F IRE I N S U R A N C E
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( u r i b r r r t d m l t o H n t n ih r a t r r j g t to it mf
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has j I w jy s been an active factor in F ire P rev en tio n
Vt'eek — th ro u g h the N a tio n a l H oard o f F ite U n d e r­
w rite rs a n d o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s,
ami th ro u g h its lo cal agents in all
states.

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A re t h r w o m e n o f th e c o u n t r y d o in g w h a t th e y c»n
X4 lldtrlc««, livt Ir't’i, fiM-pv thH a l th in tim e to r e lie v e u n e m p lo y m e n t ? W o m e n a* in d iv id ­
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N#V*r hint voldicr-* frw rr ‘ far*
p re s e n t s it u a t io n , h u t a r e now b e g in n in g to a s s u m e w it h
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v e n r. In n re c e n t is s u e o f ( m s s I H o u s e k e e p in g , U n v . R o o s e ­
Trop hies h»v»* th ry neither won ve lt c it e s a p a r t ic u la r p o in t to illu s t r a t e w h a t h a m e a n s.
nor bml
" A y e a r a g o , w h e n u n e m p lo y m e n t w a s In -g in n in g to
Em b altle d Y u u th ?
T utlg y? Who
Iw u r d o w n h a r d u | xjn e v e r y s e c tio n o f th e c o u n t r y , " h e is
c ilia k *uT
q u o te d n s s a y in g . " I s u g g e s te d to a n o ld f r ie n d , a w o m a n
J i m n Norman Hall,
■ if so m e m e a n s , th a t sh e s e r v e on u r e lie f c o m m itte e w h ic h
On* fin al way 111 I ■rrvrni ■jiftr wn* b e in g o rg a n iz e d in h e r c it y . B u t s h e b r u s h e d m y s u g ­
Ite rs Ir un ■ rllirif • •m kc ahiitt to g e s tio n a s id e w it h th e r e m a r k th a t s h e c o n s id e re d a ll th ia
tn tnak* thu*. »h i d*&gt; w u r ta lk u lm u l u n e m p lo y m e n t m e re a la r m is t t a lk .
shorts.
".S ix m o n th s In te r t h is " s a m e w o m a n ru s h e d L it o m y
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k i ' n o f f ic e to s a y th a t s h e h a d ju s t jo in e d th e r e lie f c o m m itte e
Modem moiheriv l i r v r r
their daughter' go**!1 Might en y in h e r c it y a n d w a n te d to k n o w w h a t f u r t h e r m e a s u r e I
1hx( w o u ld s u g g e s t t h e ir t a k in g . S h e h a d . sh e s a id , s u d d e n ly
ill
up
nmre. T hey **au‘l wad
long
T i i h c U nion S o n ie^ in o drfii b ecom e a w a re o f th e g r a v it y o f th e u n e m p lo y m e n t s it u a t io n
mother* haven't gotten in th**u* w h e n s h e d is c o v e r e d th a t th e h u s b a n d o f a f r ie n d o f h e r
•th e * )•».
d a u g h t e r 's , a c o lle g e -t ra in e d e n g in e e r, w a s o u t o f a jo b a n d
Ill g n tlc ip n lio n uf a liv e lit the b a d I teen f o r a y e a r. H e a n d h is w ife h a d u se d u p t h e ir
•liver 'm a r k e t , it
people w«hi M s a v in g s a n d h a d co m e c lo s e to th e j* iin t o f s t a r v a t io n be­
‘ t l a r t ho ard in g t h e i r
rlunw* and fo re s h e h e a rd o f t h e ir p lig h t a n d in s ta te d th a t th e y let
q u a t U 'f i a n d ' p e n d i n g I b rif d ■) h e r h e lp th e m . S o f o r th e f i r s t tim e s h e re a liz e d th e t iu g ic
Ia n , I hat might hurry up pro*
s it u a t io n o f t h o u s a n d s o f o t h e r f a m ilie s w h o t h t n u g h no
pvilly.
f a u lt o f t h e ir o w n w e re f a c in g d e s t it u t io n .
Thrrc an* ' I ill a few people
" M y f r ie n d is n o w m o v in g h e a v e n a n ti e a r t h to r a il *
l i f t wh«* haven't nm hoi need their un n d e t |u n lf b u d g e t f o r th e lo c a l r e lie f c o m m itte e . H u t I a m
CPltdldarie' for ■
* tine office They CM Ti|K'lled to o b s e rv e th a t s h e c a m e to s e c w h e re h e r d u t y
•will be In an ad van* agouti* p**&lt;l*
la y s o m e w h a t t a r d ily — not t h r o u g h a n y la r k o f g o o d w ill,
linn nr 11 year when it roinr* In
h u t t h ro u g h a n a rro w n e s s o f v ie w a n d a s s o c ia t io n w h ic h
to tin g .
m a d e it im (s is s ib le f o r h e r to see b e y o n d h e r o w n lim it e d
ft funk* an if the ga*&lt;diite taxer* h o riz o n ,” CJov. R o o se v e lt c o n c lu d e s .
w ould have taken a U " im from
It is 'c e r t a in ly no r e f le c t io n on th e w o m e n o f th e
; h r ir a l ra ta tr •utuatmn ami im * g- c o u n t ry t h a t th e y w e re tt lit t le la te in le n d in g t h e ir a s s is t n il« il that you shouldn't ride a
gued bnr*» to death. The
peven a ltce lo u n e m p lo y m e n t r e lie f . M ost o f u* r a n t h in k o f a
1 [«nt tax fall* t.i tu n a m
much j n u m b e r o f m en w h o w e re n o le s s la te in r e a liz in g th e
actual iw tn u * a- th* ■ ■ ■
,m t j s e r io u s n e s s o f th e s it u a t io n . A n d . i f w e a r e w illin g to ta k e
tile o p in io n s o f s o m e o f o u r le n d in g D e m o c r a t s a t fa c e
tax.
v a lu e . P re s id e n t H o o v e r d o e s not re a liz e y e t th a t th e tim e
Th* Htrraita «i| thr Twenty
fo r a c tio n h n s co m e .
ninth Diviaum meet mg m New
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unify viill'll lu Iiivur *»f the legal
lifttiutl «&gt;f beer “hei iiim &gt; mV (he
ftw lil a ml w iiii *un iif evil* we tie
plor*.n Ilf ri»iir**r their natural
t Kir it it hurt have a l lung in I lie
The fre-hyterian C. K. enter­
'world lu dn with it.
tained with a Hallow &gt;n parly
- - M --- Aa a lu txM liu ii tie the Tampa last rim in g at ine rhutrh par­
TrtLun*. which »latlr&lt;l thr «li ilr lors in honor of Mix. May Thrash.
thing, ie be*t n i j 111 lei! whether
popular hnde-eleet, and J. D.
lit n t n l
umnirrall will run lur Wuotlruff. The guestx ax-emLled
tiovernor lx to ask him.
low n-tair, in * dim m in i whale

TKN YEARS AC*0 TODAY

A aciantixt prrdirla llm worlil
1ill couiv In an vml in 1917. Wall,
tuay, 1/ It aurrrvilx in an tin g b,
lia criaia.

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Ruth Hryan Uwvn rrgrvtx the
M kuU &gt;o often heapml upon
rnatetx anti r.&gt;iiarr&lt;viinrn by the
If all xrnatois amt con■arn war* aa xiaceev, atal va­
unt thoroughly charmina
Mr*. Uwvn, the pres* would
confine tta wixecrach*
mothers-in law.
Th*

glamour and romance of
•rgh aad his famous plane
■an much tu the itarxing
They would rather have
! of bread brought by a rickr collie than the typhoid scrum
by tho great Lindbergh.

There wax ju st enough chill In
a ir Jesterday to remind folk*
la the time lo do that
Sanford Herald ram * M t

tblo xreek with a I*-page
■Aitelling
th* xrarkt

they were blindfolded by ghostly
figure- ami conducted up j d Z ir-(
way tu a dark, loneiv tower whei*
they rla-|ird a co ll, •lummy hand,
while rhainx ,a t t lr l vnd i tanked.
Official Washington wa- eager
lo rxprrsx to the fullest its sen­
timent uf heaitfelt weir tune lu
U a rih a l Koch, uf France, who la
paying a brief preliminary vialt
to the national rapital rnrouto lo
Kait-ax City where ha will ba th*
gueat of th* American Legio-i at
iU annual convention ‘ hare.
Mr*. Vance Douglass entertained
moat delightfully at an Informal
dance last evening at her home
on Magnolia Axeauo compliment­
ing Mina Fitkel Kersey.
Among
thoee enjoying Mr*. Douglass'
charming hospitality wore: Miss­
es Kdna Chittenden, M a r t i n
Brown. Hdith Magee, Ethol K e r­
sey, Mra. W. A . Letter, Mr*. Borevils and Stewart Dutton. Alfred
Robson, Leo Peek, Tom K e rry, A l­
bert Beard**, Vane* Douglas* and
W. A- Lester.

lu normal today with street r a n
in service on all lines and atl
r ic rP I a few small sections ef
the city provided with electric
lights. The local loss from the
storm of Ort. 3f&gt; will be le-x than
Ih* estimate of half a million
dollars, and (nuet of the I image
has already been repaired.
Authorising rlose to a 11,900,000
worth of state highway Improve­
ments, and letting contlarts fur
another half million d o l l a r *
worth, the State Road Depart­
ment had Ha busiest tension- hs
months in Taltahasseo yesterday
afternoon. T h * principal project
let wa* th* hard-surfacing of th*
Lake City to Baker county tac­
tion of tho Jack son viile-P vast­
ro Is road, which will cost IJSS,033.00.

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7 n 111a m bet lif*1 1**t I v 1to V\ ui
t till
T A IL A H A S S F F .
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2'»
D r . R a l p h W o o d r u f f left by
i o - . •g a m a r ion "t
ant * nl
hi
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tbivefimr
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III! * %* , h *b.-v -I Hi, , r ‘ .l( in.
y e s t e r d a y fo r P h i la d e l p h i a
w i n t* l .1 w**m»n y e n
i* * ,,f
i \ lw*i H e p u h l i t a n «4inaturw. B i n g
\l|&lt;, | , *.mi
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ai flu 1 l,.| , 1 till
[ H t w Y o rk C i t y to spend a b o u t '
ri* r
.
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in 11 11« It * .
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(Ml tig til H
_ u-enl airainat -u*h legi^ lat ui n.
ru-&gt; tree** in the t***vermn s grov**
^nnh
nt«- a m o n g
Hon
Hin gha rtb w h o r o m e n front Co n
near W auihula
id i n l
u*l* d I* I 1
D lS fliD A Y " P A R TY
V\
t la ’ cbv
file -idefit i n .
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ne i d i ru t, m i l r l m u i n e d thiit C*»n
•*r 11*«
lieved
the
guiil
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their
gr.ric!*nn.
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C l ip p e r, u K m ir e a. i m ^ i - t * s rn - 44044 -‘ought I'll "m ill H 1**11- I y d |4
pM tnw r.il!
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the
governor
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bu
nk
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B. Ce re ao l) k » * , a li i r t h - tim en t of the la w m a k e r *
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M Kas o - •lu S Hill (tuv • | COM'iltll 4,1 I I *
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down
etil'iii*»nient
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oppowe*
h hetulm ug
r o n S u n d a y r v r n i n r at w h e l m i n g l y
w*•i 1b toaliMO I Hi* Hiti »d,| i l l I ' l o i i Hi \ alol t hey lifid It
greet! r t liu s fruit law whi*h pro
home,
701
W y*t
N i n t h thi* VGdstead a d . H e rhalleipced
I I V &lt; \| * F .1 Rout . win Hi v ' ■ *r4 to .N»k.. „ff,
i itrttx hi a 11 *iti *d S* miliole
b e v e r i 4 i* wntild hdut« in** ' f ur *Hiii oti
t C u t f lo w e r ^ an,| f e r n we re r nn le n t io nw the
I ti af di* i
trees to bii'&gt;ti*n unitu ritv ot the
t o de c or at e the rwrni* w h e r e huve Tt ih it ar y econnmn* result*
N o iii I h i t w*h ti K. S i, M o R
Thi&gt;« i li v t i in u In the Hepul*1i&gt; nr fruit.
the f t t t s U w e r e t n U r l i i n s t l . S u p i
&lt; ih u t1 f* i.
lb*
«n i'h
T h e ^ ■‘in I the t b i e e b*»ys w h o
pet « U ae rve d to ab ou t 12 guest-* runkw extend* a ! «n t*» the D e m o ­
A iiii'i n an W i n \ * t » i u n
A' i'iliM
p
H
the
arxetii*
*lii-t
oil
lb*
trees
c r at ic fold, l l led S e n a t o r W u f - m i ,
f t , Ml
1 R M*l-*m. pre idefll
t w o ot her
\ - -rl.lt lull nf
r f I n d i a n a , the Itep ul S can linoh-r. hav I* bei ii IfH'ateil Ml
lit 1 h r \ til* 1 14 all
s o u t h e r n &gt;*I u t •*-*■ but wou ld not la*
lutni G
to predict both national fonven1 in** 4 it V l l **!»*• II , \|,
n
■* i
.
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a
af*’ I'-ifi nt id
I. i '«i »m n i l . f"l|'K.ri
being m a n i *i lent il
ft* in these
It V
War .
Iv O
attempt to commit their purtie-* on
th** l »
\
l l : Mi
south-* w h o e m p l o y e d th e m L* put
A A
t he p o w d e r oil
the
g t i v e ii i o r N m *' b r i ll if ‘ aM*»| fill |,v h r bft' lh
M e a n w h i le it w » i b-nrn*-*l that
I n e* T h e g u i l t y p*»r***l! or per
1 r r in ' y » 11 Mur** m nv&gt; t M -m '* In
it rpo vemeni f u r u naM*uml r e f e r ­
LO NDON, B.pt. 29 .— ( A P I — e n d u m on p r o h ib it io n hud been be­ ***ii4 will In* "d ealt w i t h “ e v e r ly II J i M M ,
Norway ami Sw ed.n wore off th.&gt; g u n w i t h the *tolicitatu*n of view* if blent if led, they -iin l,
T h i r t y ei ght tree** w e r e dusted
«oU • U n d .n l today, appan-ntly o f m e m b e r s &lt;■f C o n g r e s s bv **n. &gt;.j
a . a prweautiunary .tap, and the the unto prohibit inn ..................... m i l l the |m*w b t on th*- ni g h t ■!
S p e r u il f o r .11* iliiy**. A n
c a b in .t called a apt ria l T h i s i i r g a n i z a t m n is rep iir te d tu J u n e I&gt;i, th* y -ai d, M u&gt; o 4u&lt;i*l It
I
8 \ H l phi,l**KTjiiih fu r o n ly
was
a
«*rui!'*
Job
i
m
the
duxl
w
«
x
of tha VolkrthinK (Cnn- l*e a s k i n g me m her 't
to
state
« 1.00.
fo r today tu
cnnaldar w h e t h e r t h e y f a v o r &gt;u h mi s« io ii of t h r o w n on the tree* by h an d and
• I fra a .)
Danm ark, too ahuuld «u»- the p r o h i b it io n &lt;|ue«tion to •late the tree-* w e r e late «e&amp;*i»»i lienrera
ami *on Id n**l be g r e a t l y i»ff*cted
gold .tandard.
c o n ve nt io ns To be c«tl?ed f o r the
the
yan.ion h ill, which al*» xi ill* roll aide rut ion n f the unit" rid by the t r e a t m e n t . H e xflid
-lull* k ii run in*pert inn b u r e a u hud
^ it tha metallic n&gt;*» ray,
mrnt.
t h a r g r *&gt;f the fr ui t f r o m the t ie r* .
par cent to 33 per cent.j
The rare la kvr at the g r o v e dia*
[tod to b« introduced in
covere,) the dust * n the trees and
thing.
j

Party Given Friday
At Edwards Home

Are*

DEPARTMENT STORE

AVieboIdt Studio
Arcade

•S

*ir

U« Uw principal finanlopmanta In Rurope were
Inc rear ex |n bonk ralea.
Iris h bank discount rate
from 5 4 V+r cant to
cant and that of the Hunk
ro &gt;
N cth crl.n d * * u
p*r r« n t to :i per ccnl.
b c c .u .e it . cuirency
i*
la p w ith that of E n g tin il, .1
, o ff tho *oUl . t . n j . n l .
o f tho Ntthorlanda h»*
that Holland do*. not
Ip ratpond th* gold atandita b illty of th* K u i " o

Jury Acquitu Slayer
In Domestic Affair

'" I

h rouiht

fr*c

notified the

Woman Is Charged
With Slaying Her
MateWith Hammer

Mom alao for Mr* Kltnr*. »_ho had
C L E A R W A T E R ." Hnpt. 29 .—
h**n Inilictcd with
ti*r hiukand
(A .P .)— A w arrant charging m ur­
f o r Ik* k i ll i n g l u m u n l h * ago.
P rjnaoulnr
"&gt;*chc mov»il tn der in the first degree for the
nolle pro*.* th* indictment against staying of her hu.liand wa* *erveil
yestrrday nn Mrs. Maude (ir**h.
i u . pension
of th o i M m . E lb e r * . T h * mo tion
am in the county Jail her*.
■ j In tho two Scandi- ] K r*n , '
O raham
wa *
ki llm l
when hr
Her hudiand, J. W. (!r**ham,
rwa waa In llna with
dird in n hospital Kumlay night.
Ca .im fla r action a c a m e t n th* E J h e r . homV at T * » th eir financ*. having a n r c k i n renpon** to a aummnn.*. II* wa* heatrn al&gt;out the head
ction with Ih o tc of M r . a m i M r * . K ll* *r, t r » t i f i * d with a hammer at h i- home two
CErsham h ad been i n t i m a t e w it h weeks ago, Mr*, tirssham to),| au ­
M r * . E l b c r * . hut 'h a t h « r h o , hand thorities ehortly afte r her arrr*t
that she tried to k ill her husband
h a d f o r g i v e n h*r.
“ in my ahildren could be brought
K B N T L 'C K V K D IC .V T O II D IE S up rig ht.”
A prelim inary hearing for Mrs.
D A N V IL L E . Ky.. Sept. 29 . - (Ere-ham was **t for Wedn**day
JA M . Ala.. S»pt. 29 .
(A T 1.)------De. th a rl* . E ; -«'r*&gt;**k*. m orning. Kurwral- service* for
eonU incr ol 71 , for many y*ar* dean of t'rn lre (Irrsh am were a r i.n g id for today.
"I'm sorry he died, hut 1 wtill
I ! ■ a gnaolina fillin g station College, died yesterday after a
stick tn my confession,” was Ur*.
*
*an*d nn ..p lo a lo n and short (line**.
(Iresham 'e only rnm nirnt when th*
^tw la^•d in tha death
w arrant wa* served on her.
and aeriou. buma to
F L IE K S FO N CBU U W 'K
Mrs. (iresham 's brother-in-law,
apanlona and n negro
F A IR B A N K S . A la 'k a . Sept. ?». Claude (Ers.hani, w a- arrr*ted in
when
_ R e illy , * 7, waa- hilled — (A .P .)— Five and ..ne half hours connection with the ca*e
k l . . , - k ig k w rtc* .,| the aftev they started on an atmoumed M i,. (Irrsh a m first lutd authori­
N ahoa, 20 , E dw ard n»*h» to Tacoma. W a-h,. t-y wa, ties h r h a j attache*] h*r husband.
P au l Spear, S i. and of Whtta H or,e. Yukon territory. Ireter, she change! the story and
CO, w ere eeeerely C eell A lle n en*l Don Moyle re- said -he was responsible. H er contha ftra whleh etatrd tam ed here yesterday. They raid feseiun ahaohred Claud* (Irrsh am
i m gpect b ; tha aspic*- tbay warn -unahla tn grt Ihrcugh and he waa released from JaiL
M r.. Lire.ham ', fiv e thUdieo
thick wrather.*
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governor. who in*
fo r m ed the Depart nient of A g ri­
culture. The inv* *tiguthin has been
H A C K E N S A C K . N. J.. S«pt. .»*; undiy way since that time.
— (A .I’ .J —lla r y Fiber*, accused
of slaying Richard Graham when
1® " ,,r t.u n lw l him nl-mil
11m.H'i* - wiih Mr*. Klbcr*. **•■ *!.,*lay » » ' un,uitt*il hy * ju ry of
fi»*&gt; women and «*vrn mm.
Thi* j u r y ' - . ' ' l i o n

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rtial ur .*»»■ an tiny other merchandise in Ihe store."

GIRLS’ TAMS

HOYS’ l.ONG PANTS

U hile and Colored

The kiml Ihey all want

SPORT OXFORDS

Hoys' HR0A1X I.OTH SHIRTS

Fur fllrh

F uhI eiilnr. Sizes In It

SUN SOCKS
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TKNNIS OR GYM SIIOIvS
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RAIN COATS M

4EUGKNIE” HATS
WASH DRKSSKS
F o r nchool

wear

Size- 11' 1 tn 17

It 10ST QUALITY ALL LEATHER
SCHOOL SHOES AT VERY

One Htrup tow heel

lhin model in v ici-kid ur
calf with th r Friendly

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BROADCLOTH SIHRTS

Fur (iJrU
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(irip Arch built-in.

$1.00

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With lams ur haln w W i W V
lo mulch

$ 1.00

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Athletic SHORTS and SHIRTS
All nizet*. Each piece .......... ...................... .
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Your Bargain .Store

308 Sanford Avenue

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NEW YORK. Sept. JR.— ( A.P.) atr.ct relief work. The prevdrot
—Coniumer baying wa* the pilot of the Ameii.-an Tcliphohc and
racoinm. nded by Walter S. Gif­ TVIerri*|.h r»Tn|&gt;*ny weriK-rt “ thl.
F ■o'
ford la.I night to .t.er tb* nation dapremion will not be endrd by
from the uncharted muta*a of dc- iranarr, "
* &gt; “ &lt; ta M r »»ary amt nf
praaaion
He a tnca’fnl a f ur |tc&lt;int pro
“ If the inihlir buy* neither work gtanr •»f rumniH.nty planning (,it
5MU Aodltar O ta r NVU«»
nor
gi.rd,
it
U
th,
publi,that
U
a W tkli m m fir * tlm, hr
me i unr mplti' m» nl
|irt*M«ma 1
Inditectl) di*charving men." the1where thd)- e*i.| It ith-lyh-d
* n r beard of a bank v*iu*s
pre.idrnfe national relief director!
« » r « , | * b ( Mt of busines.
BTI.ANTA. Sepr
“R.
1. Api-oinltn t»t of a -late wide (
.
L— (A iP .)
t \ I* » I'nurtein per«on« twt
POjrMf 100 m u on a dcDar.
Ikclarin* that th* work rtf , to'rl the country in tb, fir*t of . committee of Ira.ling iliaen* by,
Briud. Fwneh MtUrath « u the « losing
»#rie» of adlrrt.c* on tb* winin'. the jr»'ifrnoi
Tfcr \at«.rUtr.| Prrw.1
im *I nt death in the So.jth over
•*1 r*a»at»tlT. U not arhrruirlj relkf pi.dilein,
Thr metvury
down in th • th.- week ,nt four diet in »uH O N (JK O N G . Sopt. 28.— '
Ic* C U M to B «r•**•••• * » • t « l make mon
1. Orfiniialitii) ,»f mp kpi'rir m*v
ralUrud
in
Onyrrutonal
Rnunl
S«»nh nh**r the nerkrnd and th.*
R«lh national radio network* i dninulfpr in m^,(y piimnumtici
l-,nu»hifr rrm«hn. five * rrv
•»- Ho a U b ho txpecM 41
(A .I’ ) —
I’olirt'mt-n, arm ed
ad UU «
t*V«rta
hot
include*.
■&gt;
«,||,
•u*inrpp Uremripr. tnationtme an
taltain. in Wk« a « ut i,|r Kl,
were laao* available for tlitf. nl'«
U Ti W k r , would ho realised
.1 IVIermlniiton l«y this* cum
w
ith
Hot
irum*
nntl Itrarlng
mb of pun- M rack atom of Uw haak'i
numerable k-t*r aetkitk* ncc*j fir»t public di*cu.»lon of cortdi- Wlllpr » ( thr |i|arthJli'li* *iih* tiplo&gt; - estly in r. u*v in f«il huyinv. Wi-nt
other » i « killed hy n h..&gt;%«* A
rrcnnkd in public print. Knth tlon. Oner h&gt;* apircintmeal of
onlerii
to
“ yhoot
w ith ou t
up.
_
Germany's •tark.
gM««dmc
rxp|*»«Inn
kill
one.
I1 •kfillmiM* t»r |'r( " rhrrc)
Bryaa Owaa, Fuurth Floruit Uww arninc if n rem a a ry," today,
• T hiipa id Adtijiun foiMla, re
• nd ,Wo
»l
• tr»i;i wreck
•dilator, who
tnrt r*pru**nt*ti««. h&lt;Ul hr &gt;mtardeil lointwhst in nmrn coin
• t Haute • City f [ . Culcman.
patrolled thr atrerts o f H on g­
_ Mmtiflod with
dirtded attention u( a hun.lr*&gt;l or
JdtMuiirillr, t«»hl police hi* *hnt
nmmtH« ! » tiu*i) of th** %*«t.-M&lt;|t-«i
kong
ami
Knuioon
on tha
more rarmt*r* n( Sanford civic
’ of mpproachmook
’‘ umrnr: *ir»thvr. an exp,at/ | to
killcl hu outranged wife
club* and o-hc* community nr^nnmainland oppoxlto thia BritI I i» k up i»nme Intel)
»n#| her mother Alien they r •
&gt;witb Franco.
laatiett* nho wura praaent at the
luiol t let him «re hi* chlli*h j»ort a.a a result o f antij
| Mvr. Hfiiih thrmitrhtital
Ibvie
£ « • « * - H u »r
lun, boon ylc*n trnhy in h*r h .nor
•ft on Sunday
x«Kl they tot ru jub.Unt uher the
tatUa ynetettay
Jnpnnrsr riots and drm onat thr K|&gt;i*rop*i porkh n Ml* P.
Ml UM tomb af
SvuthA ftrtot rtRl toich uf a ituaim
RtrntfonR.
Mia, Oacn erprasaed her drairc
weather. Th rnmnii'lir*
dn&gt;pi»e.|
•Germany'* lau
to rrprasont fully and r.ltl) th*
Known ca.tailk* *t.n*d at nlna ,
to the Ion fifiie« ently StimU^ m
kMXOOt) |«r*on, nho lire in thr
d**a I md doten* injured. Sit
• pumhr r of elite* an.l to the Ion
Fourth I Metric', hot dccriU.I the
death* rvaolted in &lt;-n« family
*
•ixtU*a in other*, hrinctng relief
difficult lea iniahri In -arryinp
wh* n a mot. of Infuriated f'hineta
frvin
tin«ea«atnnMy
high
Septem
nut an&gt; «uch yrccram. Sb» Mid
•lotnu-d the rr.iilenrr
&lt;-e of nnn Japs- . b«r trm|to raturrw
I.JrtRal af UM rroach tarthat ah* tried to rktrrmino public
ne*e In Kowloon. a *ubirh,
a
'
Premier Phrn
Thu
weather
I*
Ju*t
vi
hat
opinion by mean* nf th* n*rraman, hi* wife, tan *un* an.| a
•1
l aftVIal beginning
h«\*
hern
bhu.linc
pnpvr* in h*r diatrict. ■* well u
n.tr.emnl.l »c r r killed. Only •
WMBtoCrrmn
fhaile* II a i d i r, &lt;'imttan.rtkga
WASHINGTON.
&lt;«rt
threo-yrar-old child waa *pared. f '
NANKIKO, Sapt. h - l A . I M - a cartful analyaia of hrr drill
'* • bh raaterH aa tha
Merchant* tr* l
~ '
( V IM - A fitiim n for leGAluat»uft Thr fraUml fffi\( inmrnt d lnvr«ti Trim., merchant
Polte. and aoldirr* arrive I (o find
Cai Char Ur A. U.dbrtgh haa mall, which nn an a v .r ii* cr.nOf
of t r*r w i« mot )*4l*r«Ujr by an- if4iia*n nf a •!•»»&gt; hut two al!rv»ei| rariuu* line* ■f trade in uthci j U . S .
the meb wreaking the dwelling,
•Wta^l to axteed hi* iphrrr of akta of appcnxlmataly on* hun
r*mnceni. nt if an ambiHouA rtw
K«nr«t«&gt;r« |ai t $7 ..»&gt;**** iv , H
•MraUt*. m h. hair «f Thma'a drtd kltcra.
,UK- m*,,r *'m'u ’ rnmm'» «
W a s
D c M t r n v p f l T r » They charged wilh fiievl bayoneta v ]
f ..........
I'm*,net. nf a g.-ul t.mri.t * c
’ “ 8 U C S ir O y e a
1 0 killing two Chineae.
tha
French atUlkMtr Of aufTtHiwr fh-»l rrfg.
«fiitrncv« f«»r 'nt«»me i n
Th, plan of . rr*hknt a^rrtary paign it* orirmmic Ji&gt;« In i V ptiwam
AmorH'sn
I
e|l
in.
Utwir
tinioiu
tih
l!
i|&gt;
Uti
n«
la»f
0 BUUaa, (aliened n » v
*&lt;m
.
.mil
Hand
Kalk
uf
Tani|&gt;a.j
night apparently
to keep in clrwr touch with .-un
One Chine*, child wa* killed ta ^ ■
total ami railed
itita*nt&lt; and report iH*ir wi*h*&lt; Ihe U r«l EImI imxliral |&gt;iofrajii«D». hi .1 ««- 11&gt;«l on lie :ho*r&gt; that it pre*l.i*ni nf the Klnri 'a Retail'
Ih* riot. Japane** r**id*nt* nr*1’ *
ka^t » f th* nn. I ' k aihington, h „ aim turn dcKrwr«i
M r aaliI tha f»rCh«riinitnn. chair- uh - .|&gt;lut tl
.MUIIII.K. Jt.pt. J S .-(A .P »
ie.ltl l&gt;i*tru-| At­ Meirhant* aa*ociat»ili. haa.. b*|
•egrrgated in a *chuol building ,
oto kb cabinet tUaal Hood „IW f commU-Mn'. alitd by Mr*. Owen who keep- in man ..f th- llnard nf Strm-.egy nf i lull,,, Geoigu f: I). Jnhn-nn
Florida merchant. »• ovpect gnod Captain John (i. Murphy. *hl|&gt; fur protection
toaJU
aUff,
aakrd
th,
lann-aa
to tto taicnay to
the National Confer, n.-.- of &lt;Wv .n
Jnhn.nii hn. .hi,,-.r.l .urevoa- liu-ine*. i hi- ve«i •'llj.inc. pro*-! owner wa* renvicted ye.tnrday uf
n . .to r ronataat touch with her dntrict
7 Oeeanaws waving A a n v u a.H hi. * l f ,
,,
Ihrouph Wat’ vr Buckinthom ol Itatiun. Sui porting the Kiaht : f .1 in com e ta*
f*rrt* in Florida," h. *anl. "are ru I n&gt;n*|iirary to •.•uttle the •tramNANKING. Sapt. 2 H .-(A .I\ )—
4,11
to Itankner to
cn lh Amemlinent. ananuncml the,
f .n v * ln , .ml ihe cnuraging and with any kind nf *h.p !!..», Murphy to collect In Foreign SIini*t,r Wang wng at*arty w t sort*? work oiaiUiar to Veer, H*ach. Mr*. Owen *aid that
f
j
|
r,-*again-t
nth-r*,
including
her
frequent
trip,
through
her
a
lM.uk
Ih
the
weather.
*alr*
wrill
aurulter,
and
wa*
irntenrcd
to
tackerl and *eri.iualv injured tndgy
*tot akteh haa f i r e , th, commit­
II* purtuvM i* tj erliv th- *up j '•--uarfure ,\l" C.i|n,nr. *r- |rinl equal .r eavgrd lh...e of last yea., „ trim of *ev»n year* and to pay
mm 1 u *»* •■■wad a auto.
dUtrfet, auch a&gt; th* one *hr t.
br a mob of atutfenU who blajntf
■0 t o toaotaa tatsr at tha **— * * t talaahto laformotion Oaw taking, nlm aerr* in keep her port uf prukibiti .n.*t- among ihe mg T try llr
a.nl Frunbic fvrti though •••tjm.I price* me
n n *fin. of* ......................
»;.ooo mi In federal cuun blm fer falling tn indtkea
tkn
J
laaurtiiaf Kiaatiu IVitlnca r»o
* t o b l ij M l apafca a law fit
hy » ittallr L*0 to
j»er rnt lower thsn hete toiay
Inf'tmed of what tka i.oplr pilmipal oiganiialiun* tha' h avril^kv. wh.. acre
lam.
I., ague of Nation* ta InUrying in
I
onto tha rafte ta friendly
want.
rrrunlml th*m**lvr* in favur « f fnrnd lu haw paid thr l.nhc • year
Nolle# . f th, appeal wa* given the Manchurian cuntranarty bnLJadhcrfh a«Ta«t| to Uko aff l«c I Mr*. Owtn waa Intiodurcil l.j an&gt;*mlm«n« ni repeal ..f the
IS to Um Ganoaa pnnpta
have pleade*| guilty
I*»ft*v /a« hii» U«, generAl i.tjin and Murphy war relra-ed nn tween China and Japan.
M
•to atofai away ta
II. M. papworth. preridrnt a t thr hi) ilion law*, or knv* &lt;u*g**l*d
"Whai lie purp&gt;&gt;-r ,.f iht« *lor&gt; ■Cvr of a Urge J«rk«ouvil) . Fl« . fJU.lRHI luiil. Salvatore Marline*
Hut fur th* Intervention of a Vrj
refereml,
on
them.
' tha aav Wrtatk i a Seminok County ThamLer of
convey, r i t-p t.» inipvi* .*n u»e- •Uj'urtnr nt *t re, *uinm*tJ “ P the and John Fuifnrd. member* uf the group of *ervaula Wang prohably
BtofTkCH kaa*H
'
W**tu k_____
ezftorta . |-AT
l ! Un Commerer, who recalled early .lay*
I barring « * ', Ho.nl .»i Stiatvgy fulnr-v a- * put li. . ffirml. I do Bittitotion there thi* **y : **|t. it
cr*». who wete indict'd witf, Ih*1 would have lintn killed. Th* nt'dy,
take*
Ih'
l*w
that
anli-prubihi
i to tha
la Sanford when William Jrnninga
n*,| uml* *latnl. * J,.hn«un van| in
in Florida nltony* fut* Im t ' •aptam anil who pleaded guilty! u.ing rlub*. raln»d blow* ttt hia
J
f y u araa a candidal* fur ihe lioni.t **ntioH&gt;nl i« (tn&gt;ngrr am&lt;me making a *u*iiplvl«* dental that I t*r with the •dicut of fitader. and C.itied .late* wltnc**e«, were head. *nta*h*d window*, futnlThay win atop at Wahm'J
pta»hkiKy. Mr. Papwoiih de the leader* of |he*c oigamaatiun* anyone in hi» uffi*
accepter a -w eth e. Nut •Illy do local re*i- , remanded to Jail to awmt tuntenve turv and rrdurnl Wartg'a afflcn to
A
♦tared that aa other man wa* ever than among the en irn inenthvr
dents d » their winter huyini; then, rmnetim. neat month
a wrackag*.
&gt; .
«hlp. tlence it ha* iw*n decided t*&gt;
a* much helore I in thia tret ion.
He| r»«»n. alive* ,.f l'n it « &lt; | hut with th - infl ix of |ouri«U I
topact ta
Kari Uhmann, accreUry nf the Uni ch a *erle* nf drive* to reach 8‘ ate* Attorney (iemrnl Mil hell froni ati i nrta uf the country | MRHII K. Ats . Sept. Jb. —
MONO KONG, Fayi 2R. - (A.P.)
’
l^*t night rompiratlv* quiet .
lhankrd “ m i lull* •petal inteir.tr and WJia heir In* eel igr ling I In- i* l ( , tfai\ (« irv rt«&lt;e | trvatly «.v«r the (A.I* I* i'apt. John G. Murphy,
at—' 1*1 gr *0pa“ thrauglwat the Umier lh» **il*«tIon *'f If II Ckyg.
tob Htotaca. a a ^ t o ^ U to r^ M
Mifnm«r months. The ttmnvmsnt of Mobile ship uvntr, whs found wya Uia ru lg.A f " * minog auk1• —
Saltaa
Hao M w r ahaaa camlitlam arpra
hrvaka necutred, huwaerr, and 1'
At. tano*. f , rint.lv in charge nf
It wa* tha I—er hnrm. an thr Ihe tleitartiin nl ,if j*i*lir« inve* the ri'.nM rt«ip* «n j of th* winter guilty ye.Urday by a f.d«rnl
h* Imraf had. Tha rommUaiaa U ki
(Continued on Paga Thrat)
ifjh,,
vvgetnhls « rop* also ha* it « inf la - fruit jury nn a ciiargr uf run- |
Ameiiran l.ilu n vote fur a refer l math, 11 luicau
apy faftalta lafanaalloa oa roa• m e .
'firin g t.i nut llr hi* *leann&lt;hip;
•crntlum on mo'-ifieatiun &lt;&gt;f the li&lt;|
fitkrn to Uw Haa Maar dtatrkt.
Invert igu, lull „ f i f , .lory ha*
^lanag.r* of aeveiul large da- d"**' Murphy In the FloiIda Strilta
U«.- law*, apparently hat milled been underway f „ r *.nne linir. ■
Omatah aaaa kwaf la ttalr
lie Hoard of Stintegy to draft it* n ». I*ain*-*l. the inallvr having partnienl and rlnihing »t*)tea in 1 1'■•tiT. The government e««d*lidpaalaa of aarakaa tha IJaftaraht
l.iialn*** *'d tha *hlp wa* de.trnyed tu et-lplan.
haaa pitaa aaf applamkf their
[ Men
Met -•ailed III Atl itney tienernl .N*&lt;hvillt, Te’nn., raid
would pick tip *n,| 'hr pr. dieted 1lr,t ma^rnnen
------• “ It i* *eif-*vuknl." Chernngti«°n Mib
aaaftataa ta anfartmka aark la
Mitchell * at &lt;nti..n aevcral week. thr mpinvmnrnt «n .1.1 I*, r- - 1 Soutane, wa* uelerrail by I've
a U M M M i l of a mid winter | ,al*i In a *'nl*n&lt;ent annumiein
tha Raakaw fktikt, fur coadtthra,
•*v llaiv C llavr*. uivni r uf a flc te t immediately.’ Ih-partmenl *ldtng Judge I hat tv* 11. Krmu
■ I w t a haaa a t n »-k j
t
■ t
hhaa* waaa aatrcaacty ha I with Invi'atioaal golf tonrnanient lo r ! hi- taiupaign. “ that the arttuni halal ahne raiw'.ee r
i Akron, bhta — tha guent
he.duuarir'r
I f . ' ' I ' m *,nr‘‘ '■ lr* ,n Na.hellle picked up I n.*r until twlay. Attnrnv)* for the!
------ -----taaaaa*. aapaaiaUy chakra, ram­ amatrnra to ha held at tha .van-1 taken ly ihe delegaea to tha Lr
Oaadpaac Tlaa A K a lto pant.
. k.P.)—
Prcal.Unt Hoover la g*t‘(J
'•to Country Cluh wai made tfU I gl..n ruiiventlnn wa* not rrptem-n I , l „
iir ,.„ „ I„ n ‘ . . ' . . ! ' ^"'''^tay^tihen th.* dr.t tmnh of Jcf.n** indicated pm appeal would (A
.P .)— Praaldant
totat a wta"t*a&lt;&gt;l*&gt;&gt;'*aTi' ' ' I
r” "&lt;
* * * f,l! Nutuen.ua h* taken to Ih* district court of ling hta official houao in order ao
CVtoaat Liafharph yoaltria* ia- mnining hy Albn Stewart, prw-1 tative of the whole body ..f l.e $7ViRHr
aal l appilia
ifM lo lil of (kv rlub toho r^tiiitoail gi«»nnairas. lu l **.% ralhvr nracll! f „ r
aiifTr^/hV*'
k’ »r "l**\ru
*t»ve* anj| rf»al
c,-a\ apap -' apprala.
appeal*. Captain Murphy wa*
w*. at-1' he t,n l*lk ov#r the world'a moat
,
lO this Ma­ faaaf ta dU.a u tha tryiaw roarfi- ma’ ..day with hU family rr.m a rally th* e.p.eaai.n
uw i.lyj p e y W / , Z
'"VPBMw- p*»rnl1 in newapnper* in Nath- flowed hU freedum until toiay on , pm.alng problem* wllh a Fr’atieh*’’
Uaa. ha haa aamaaataraf dariap
h« ha*
beau_ men who has a reputation foy
In Dtlndt Lakva, prr*« nai orlni«*n on th*» pari *if a,
pboihibly that Imiairan . i till** .’111*1 nth*r ■it**» ve.tctday. .’ thet **o e Imnd that
.............
— ____
mad. aammrr
to* OaaMyaar fral- tto auraap fllphu ha hu
.'.imp m*uhant.
mBiil
thanl* Wiere
(liere «,id
«ai«l ext nIt- uiwler
umler ilnre
Atnce the
Ih- trial which
ukl.l. began'1frank"***.,•
frankn*'*.
If, I*
W *i*l*r lxTr«*,
*eal
amnialta.
t tcrv „ „ al| percentage of 'he nien| i
ma y_. .
Ud
l» Premier
______...
tarta at tha eawatry a m tha Grand Canal diatrict
Eltawaivc plana am being m,dr
Berlin now, he is expected lit
(Conlinued
on
fa
g
.
Three,
|
jc-rntmeed
on
I^ge'
Ihrm
'
‘
'.'’'
V
w
uU!
M»n.Uv.
}
l
«
Wlthta
tha
taat
f*w
fayv
H.
rola tha h%haat awinitiated .erauie of the cool
foe tha affair which hi axpwted 1
j
’
•* UMlintad
The verdict r.oaeil the third ] »►* country la lilt!* inure than
aa to oaata ta t U r fm a f .aaallmata ta hia rapait «a »•
W flf rinI (Hi* brdn spirit of l»«ay• ( trlial fur ( ’apluin M-irphy.
»a draw
of tha best
beat aara
anti our
au, 1
dr»w many nf
three week*.
„
aanflttam
ta
tha
rommution
oo haata at Akrna
rr^. \| mphii Yiirr«-hnntn likr*)**'
pbyerx In tha country ami which
In Ihe firm tv ml a veidigt nf
Already state department #xto h ha tahd af away thatuaad* will bo mad*
,
tajthatwa-fny fral|»rr» *rtl joy at th«* rhangc in guiltv wa* returned, but wa* set pert* arn assembling data on in­
at aqaara mltoa at Uml ur.hr Them will
vreathrr. A noli«r«blf* pick up in osiil* hy Judgr It. T. Ktvin on ternational
problems - Including
watu, lahahltaau U.iac in boat,
ixm• ri-porlt I lh «i« Stoiur a teehmealily. Tlie serund hearii.g disarmament— likely tn he dl*-,’
ar aa raaf tapa and ctawfrd on
,
. . .
• "In i |n a litt*trial.
cuated. Thee# ahould be helpful|
i
lopldly araftac djhaa.
era each a* ar* dematxicJ. A| laaa' |
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1 B Mini, head of slH. it no
Kv idettre In th* i tirj trial ww. when the two notable* try tn brinf
•t
___
Hep.Mount.turr* in North l art.
,h. M m ,
,
„ closer together the positiona o f
txrw prevent state thampion* willj TOKYO. Sept. *R. —&lt;A P »—
TAI.toANAS.SKF
-i,.,.t
.
......
.
take part in th# t luraey win.h. A Japanese reply t.» Secretary of • A-I'.i Florida’* lu ll ga.oline ltn« *n«t Sot ti» ( si •! n.i, «ai*l .k,. ii,
their governments n world aru-* ,
. warm -torslhwr
.k
i*
*
,
.
.
.*
.
in*
1
,1
*
i^u
fftrinys
toith
ih«*
hu » ilvItoYrd th« ' .
- , ,
Will offer trwphbf fui ibe wintvrr I Stale Stlmon. *tie*alng t h a t lax tevenuc a,l wa* stta k.-.l *nd
,
, ,
.
n.riuiwn of twftimony r*g* . .1^ mimics.
af each flight
.
/*,,***!?
*
1Japan, “ in common with the hup# defenoevl tn the supreme coutt lo 1 »lift I •fRunsl imiir«»\rinxnl in rt* .k.
Thu biggest point iif different*
C "
U
„"
*^°®® no,u 1
■hiring thia summer. Mr. Slew of the American government." al­ •lav before , «i.uttriNim rr»*&gt;l.«l t-x.I .ale*. I look for I,urine*, to
in the past has been bin* far p&gt;U*i
•how
thi*
egpeetrd
improvement
!
.
.
.
**
*
°
,rr®‘*
,h»
*
t.-.
art haa been employed aa p « ready haa rafratual fr-m furtl.#r With t'.tmrrs M.»n, iiirnitwr* of
tic* should enter in'u Ihe rea’m of 1 ■
i aor ahdt W tha
luit l
l&gt;, r " bearing!.
feaaiumi at the Do'roit lakes hoatilttiea In Manchuria, wa* tu Ihe IvgitUtuir whi.h pa**ed 'h* it* th w*alh*r grow, .-*ud
,l« " Ci Farrar, handwriting ex. bu*ln*&gt;s. The Unite,I Stairs, \»lt!*J
ok took
I
d«.
"
»l
l-u.k
for
any
great
I
nr.1.'
JACKSON, Mian, Jtopt. 3 K - Cavalry Club and axpretaad th* be die patched last night.
pert in the document* riivi.i m „ f no particular worry abnul her '
iH a o h i
The rep*y answer* a note by
The .a-e bvlun toe htgv runrt 11ra ,«*l Vi turns1." V. I*. Ko*»e*u. of Ih. Treasury Depurtnieut at \V»*n- borders, haa held that economics*
(A.I*. 1—A a aatiaordiaaiy wutoa •nI«h&gt;»i today that number* nf
to oa aha r a h . .
the t liarlotte, N l‘„ merchant*’ I
talfera
fraaa
the
Narth^will
xUit
Secretary
Stim*on
concerning
(&lt;un
he
•talc*
mprsl
from
the
■
trM a i aaaitla* trial af l W MUtlatlppi kxiuUtara, ta
awucmtion vatd "retail metchant* Ingtnn, we* brought ho'e hy the shuuld be settled as economic*,'*
naafard thia winter. Ha^Vahl that
- j ftoto totaw tha Moot torn tha ttata Nam thraaUmd tha ayaalag o f th* Mayfair Hotel tupatioa of several Manchurian C'lli unit nrxler 'siting the pni I are .onftUnl that tr* \ will hy I !* ’_
«&gt;• testify rs-gur.ltit,f France, having been invaded Iwlcn'
litem uf teventie ........untie* &gt;m
cities hy Japanese troop*.
totohta tha waaif hat *|mtarty. fMtaPa a a f haakraptII in-sh larger In vnliitne whin cdil ihe vign.it.ue. Hi, testimony was In 50 year*, lean* bvavtly on triad
woald
bar
a
h
it
hamg
ta
the
Sanger
tb
act.
Thu
injiinrtinn
wa*
The Japan*** rtPir add* that
« j " waa tafiaf ywtarfay by (ma­
y
for the only .■in-atiunal featurn uf political principles.
fwfd gnif euut *e and that with lU Japan i* taking every precaution tu tamed ly J„hn Mathew* Duval, w atlur create* a d-mao.i
rt H t a U aaaTin, TOaafay.
«Hr thlld trial* the w itn... daDespite the diffsrrnci in altl- .-■
a
inter
tner.bartilve."
Ite
raid
re­
hatel
ta
syaraUaa
ha
M
l
rna
axciti further tomp'iration, and leeialst &lt;r. ami hi* a&gt;*neitter whe I
_
m a ito Hataf la tha call U
..
- the sigtuilure uf Abtter tude*. th# United Ktatcx ami*
, that tha Weal link* would atre*-e, it* eontrnttun that Japan rlslmr-i it i* tiolallvu « f tb, r,.n j tail trade in Charlotte had im- rlaring
ohkh tha |W M I &gt; prurUaaatioa fata*1
proved "quite a bit in recent i * l,," X M tld* nut* wa* not m France have controlled th* b i, k r -to
ha
aatf
aaptorting.
Ha
steted
that
aoU aihaca ad(ht ha a f k f after
la abstaining from violating any * ilutmn
ha Is ptaaatag many akenta at tha |
Knvh *i.lr argued for , n hour wtekr." hut that warm weather oihm Mgnaturx. of H in a , whun of th« world'* gold supply, for/
toa kruktara momma, wrra:
Ihternatienal agtcxrmenu. Aa*urmore than n year.
D oolinued mi Pag. Three!
had retarded rhmant somewhat.
C*«tun artaafw rafretina aindtar alah thi* year w*kh he heltave* I aiHe ia gives that axery effort I* and a half. The state wav *&gt;.i*ted,
Dav|J Mhrrmap. pre*i&lt;l»nt of t
Hoover frul* however, there Ik,
arOl d&gt; math te build op ta’ eraai'
l*J
attorneys
repr..citing
J
tUy by IV
being mad* ta reach an amiraMa
• tonimon tn#«tinc grounl on
MaDon-HUnchr. one of New Or
__ _ ^
aa—
tha a i a f n i
••nailer
i
..untie*
whuh
w«uld
JeOert
Mttaff nf a rt.to M to
fr-a
-eltlement with the Chine**.
.
which France and the United
Irnefit from the act aa pux.ol. leanv' leading department st'-rw. I 1~|, n r _ . ' v r " *
toa state tnargnt t
Meanwhile. effieiaU here eg.
The -lair rimmed the effect uf •alJ Augii't * » lM Dal hern iiwk| | ^ 'D K I N C W I O T n , M i o m i Slate* can conduct future dUcte* ’
pressed some concern ever tb*
alom*. Thera l&lt; a ground af
the a d li merely t i reitnh'lr.e *h» but tha* Sept'nd-er waa a poor
aeriara situation faced by JapanShortening the lime Im’ ween friendly .ndenlandlng growing ,
cmmlie* for to*da the ruuntie* month lie riiie uf aatrnded hot
wa*a national* In m u U China. Dubuilt and turned over to the *|j.*. wrathet. II* sail he looked (ur New York and Miami by throw out of frank talk* hetwem offi••ilava situation faced hy J»paMOSCOW. ~«topC — ( A.P.
hourv. the Inauguration. on Jan. clal*.
Mathew* rut-tended Ih* law uru banner l.'L-inu-* in IkU m r,
Tha fhrat avow a| winter M l ta- Hoag Kaag report **eer«l per- vidra pay tug tha counties wl h stale
4. IIUJ of the "Florida Special"
I.RGION t o m e e t
S and hewaghslfira ta averewata aani hat* bean killed aa Ike re- fund* aal fledgna nf the rate for k i s t r a i n h t .u c o u . K r r io N wai announced today by tha Atfhtaahaa faawd ta tha atomiag aalt of aa aatl-Japaaaad feeliag.
Dnlic Coast l ine railroad which is
indebtedwasa nf cuuntirs plaeinr
offering mu .|, fMl#r &gt;m, ^ &gt;rv
» a d»:re* farhifdiag all &lt;UiMEMPHIS.
Trim.,
Sept
«
.
Anrymncament waa made (hta
•he *-nt# on a rrvdit ia*fi&lt;d of
• ta boat their haaaaa without
of a
(A .l’.la- WUU(r
Judge fIRIil
John e*.
J. tlUIV
Gore Uf
lasuriani
aeeamntodalitina
on iu
its| "torning by Fred Kerrmner^poot.
^l««1
---- ~aae» ■MW
IIIIIIUIMillMIUI on
rs*h basi*.
tai authorUalito hy tha muni­
the fevleral dlsteiet court nt Nash* *«ut*-l« train., thi* icston " Ihoit (’nmOUnder ’o f' Campbell i.casing »
- —I ■ ■ iilt o M L Tha ftrrta I*
till* ha* granteJ a lenporary * t r * •“-fore. The "Florida Special" P°»* of Uw American Legion, that
t o n » f a eampwiga tar M * .t a y af
ai.rdar
erf a s* awalaalaime
haaa saisle
l a l a at
— “ * •’ ,l1 rr«|"lrw SO hours for the N rw j • v«nf Important meeting of th*
raalraieing Ith*
comp­
tto l hrcaaaa ewad ta tagyrlng hai"
— be
*■ *ksU
• - '* -tonight
• * at I
troller nasi finance eummiai loner York-.Miami run and will averse* , '“vlon
ASBITRY PARK. N. J , Scpt.
will
t th to i
htaf tha flxa-yaar ptaa arhaful*. •to-iA-P.J,*-T h a Twf n'y nluth
Imm rollecting a tai on gasuUn* •Id'* milts an hour for Ih* 1.SS8- o'clock at th* Legion Hut an the
FatoHy far etatattaw h a IM Dieiaraw a*aarUlk.a, ia tha eioslag
u**J by American Airway*, Inc., Btile ran
Lake Front. A l this time matter*
f'toKAJlWATER," tape.
rwhlaa ftaa ar M dayg tampwiaao • t o t a l af ita (aavewilaw yaater
DtwmMng on tha asm* schedule of interact to *11 aMtnbers wilt
t A.P.|—John W. G'—h-m. M. rlane* engnged in interstate comtaker. The only e ireptiaaa are fay, awted ta faewr a f ibe Immcdl•* Ih "Florida Sprclal"” will be discussed.
merge.
heapMali ang aimikar taMitetltaa. at* nay meat af cash Mauaa* to diexl ta a hoap-itai iieie Is♦' nijchl
Ih- "Gulf Coast limited" which
M I
of i ha*itou*r • ,|xc)|
t o ir if War enternn*. and for the npwi bian 8*pt. 12, a* he -lept al
COAL TAE
UAMG8TEK FOUND BLAIN . will travel the dUtance between
MOTVM AND A L U bT ’» W N
New Yerk and S'. I'etarnliurg in
tawsliaaOaa af light
1U haoia,
SOS hour,. A m on g t h * o t h e r
W II.K M BAR R I, F *,
•Ita hjife, Mr*. M**.d» Gteehaiu.
CHICAGO, Sept
-lA .P - 1 - s
BXATTtt, S o T rn . -&lt; A J * &gt; Tta ***• tar th# legalUati &gt;a nf
... Joseph
...............
Pellegrena, train, which will maintain faster I A.P.) -Twenty-one
•ha attsrkcd him ao T w It a , of
Daw m gta amf C A. A Sea, CaHschedules and wilt help prveid* the Ike Lehigh Valley Coal
“«ht wtaaa and beer was hy a c
“ wuul I be raised aata hy pnli-c to lie a minor gang.
aervie*
for ■Fltrhta
»Umalic*,, U tha shooted chwrw
• ■ ! —,
— •—
■— a— tony which her* been
I* |« t1 • ruuaty JalL •tar,'was found yesterday at th* r;Mai train
|*itris‘ s in thr hi .lory af railroad- •oaths and soma
ttoag,h*rr“ Tha r»n«latia«
y Cheater P
•id* of * highway near Arlington
.k- outskirts
it,..
.
*** * l" k* ta* "Miamian", Ihe' fear rgepamf today
••kaf fag tta lagaUaa tan heeatm*
tad hat a formal ceaaatary. on th*
tta outskirts rt ff CkJCkl: Havana 8pn*»l", tha ’TamUmi", W»rlj f i r 1X000 me*,
•fN t o t a l « f *c -mimic evik’ wg
•r would ba placed
tide. Ha Had bean ih# “ Evargladra", and tha “ P*l- toal srdere made the
sh*4 «•
’
Itotto Uniitsd",
.
reopening of th*
*

- _

* - * * to r T i X r S T j f r !
praiifawt t f u * i u k
w ii
tow* k M n than n w |&gt; rash

■efc Premier U y sl
FreftOi 0 « Tbtnb Of
rStressmin; i f f *
b Manifest

m,
* M e r c u r y (io c s
T o I n s t i l l
E c o n o m ic 0u
F a 11 U u y i n x r

Representative T e lls
OfNumerous Activi­
to*.**.
ties Entailed In Her
WorklnWashtngton

UNDY AGREES TO
CONTINUE AID IN
FLOOD DISTRICT

W E T ACriVITY IS,PLOT IS SEEN TO
BEING MET W ITH :“G ET’ ATTORNEY,
ACRVITY OFDRYS ENEMY OF CRIME

To Co n d u ct Another
Survey Flight Over
Inundated Section

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Several Sanford. Boys Mentor Paces Tough
Are Seeking Bertha Job Of Meesttijng
On Freshman Team Up To Expectations
pants did not n*t either ilds ranch,
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
and neither was n i r In dancer of
M a c scored on, altktegb tbo lo­ GAINESVILLE, R*pL tC -P reo cal* soomeJ U ha** found thoir ports for a strong freshman foot­
itrid*.
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ball teem at iko* Unirorsity of
Sanford btroddce-J a now sys­ Florida this o-aaon are rvgardad
tem of electing IU fo.thall rapa* premialac*
lain this year. Instead of bavlnf
The "Baby Gators" hare had
on* for th* entire season th* Uam
chooo.s tn* of Its nt&gt;mb*r as cap­ lias than two weeks of practice,
Coach Brady Cowell,
tain at th* beginning of each but
cant*. Pr.ston, who plays laft end and hi* chkf assistant, A. P.
trma tho««a kad*r yesterday aft­ Pterion, apparently view the l i f t
ernoon. This boy richtfully played material with more than ordinary
enthusiasm.
op lo th* honor bmtowtd upon
There oeems to be on abundance
him. HI* sld. of th* tin* hold op
under nearly *rery attack and of Untsman, and th* halfback! are
I'restcn lime nftrr ttms ran down •urtly plcntlfuL A i a whole, th*
th* field to *t’p a punt wh«ro It material ihow* ra m experience
than former freshman squads, and
tented.*
many of the "big beys'* a it adapt
. Th* atartinc lineup, wos:
Winter Garden
Sanford at handling thilr wslght. The big
Wat.rma.i
LE
Proton problem, at preient, aeqmi to be
(liiymon
I.T
W. Riser at end.
Stalnmnn
1.0
Brennan
Among Ihe promising centers
McMillan
C M. Kann*r are Madlgtn and Shearer, of Jack­
Smith
HO
Harrison sonville; Inman, of Starke, and
McAdams (capL) KT
War* Fowler, of Miami.
Virges*
RE
Stanley
Th* battle at guard se*ma to
Dlmaitu*
Q
Knight be principally among Oitrwr and
Ilorll
Lit
Vlnrtnl
ikhuman, t f Jacksonville; Green,
ScOrar*
RII
Odharn of tit. Augustine; Bryan, of
Roper
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T McClelland Galncvrllls; McCampbtll, of West
(Note) Hanfoid stertrd with It* I'alm Reach, anj McCollum andj
Mcond urine backfleld. In th* Lau, of Tampa.
Eight ta«kl a art nuking a

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trotted bark to th* fteld after th*
betef patted of, n ot la paah two
taachdawna over th* Winter Car­
dan goal Una. an* In th* third
Quarter and th.' other In th*
fourth, to win th* game 12 to 0.
Sanford won th* gam* hat th*
victory was far from what had
boon oipocud by high school stu­
dents and clcs* followers of tbs
n i l gam* In Sanford. Th* Wint;r Cardan boys retamad'punt for
pflnt, blcek for block and U :kl*
for tackl* for th# grsatar part of
tho gams and for a white ap­
peared as though they would hold
th* locals k orelei*.
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_• Th* C*l*ry-f\di wire never in
'real danger of heibg scored un.
Twice they wet* hocked op
to
thilr own 20 yarl line and one* to
their 10 yard line, but each time
managed to punt out of danger.
Lylee did neat of tho punting for
th* locate and while th* majority
of hla kicks were rather ahoit h*
booted two fer distance* of 40
yard*.
.
Approximately 400 persons witmss*d the fray under a hot sun.
Shortly before th* contest
gut
under way a light min cam* up1
but th* gam* started tn schrdul*1
Um* and th* fan* wire content to |
brar* th* sbuwer or wit tn cars
parked altng tho sideline*.
Sanford oatwslghsd th* visitor*
by Marly 10 pounds per man and
carried a much larger string of
substitute*. Winter Garden man­
aged to keep the gam* well within
th* center of th* field during th*
Drat half but In th* second half'
tha team play, which Coach Leon­
ard Me Luca* ha* been drilling In- ]
ta hla player*, began to display!
Itaslf aa th* predominate featura
nf th* gam* and th* locate fought
thalr way down the fteld twice for
aa many counter*.
Fnlton Heater, who haa not b**n
nbte to pity for th* past two a*o-|
■on* on nccount of being ln*Ulglote|
waa soon one* mom In action ••
wearing a black J*r**y. I f Uanforj.
produced a star yesterday after-Ith'
noon It was Heater. This back' 1
land* kla flmt long run of thojbb
gam* In tk* last part of th* n r - lt e
end quarter when ho
brok* * '
through the renter of th* Hit* for “ tl
n IS yard dash. Th* nest three *&lt;1
plays, however, did not nst the roi
locate a single yard and’ Ljtea wai Ur
forced to punL

., DURHAM. B. 0 , s«pt. * • —
(A .P .I- Wallac# Wad*, Duke’s
football coach, is reeopilCpd as
oa* *f th* oatton’* floret, bwt ait
a moctetea he has no standing.
Anj he’ll need some stelfht-ofhand trick* If ha Is to oioasura up
lo th* &lt;ip*ctalion* of t)«ko sal
rarslty alumni who anticipate ail
oncewtabl* team In Wads'* first
year bar*.
TH* |f*rm«r Alabama men tar,
anuitomrd
to b o n *-cru*hlnc
p-wer nuchlnea, can 'find
lltlK
material hare to remind him of
th* day* at Toscalooan.
Duke followers point to 17 lottermen, etteraa* of a tsam that
lost only Its opening game in
IMO. They talk of hnaky freshifltn op from an undafrated year­
line outfit, hot WaJe tells a dif­
ferent *Ury and the evidence ap­
pear* to be on hi* aid*.
"They are green,** • M Wodo’a
chief complaint, "astonishingly
green. Thfy nr* big boys with flp*
spirits end they ie*m to drlaV to
play footbalL T h «r are all gdod
prtMp.cte, bat 1 don’t s*«m to' ha
*bl* lo get them nr/ond (hi* year.
Maybe neet year. I'm afraid p u ll
lot* a lot * f came* this falL"
Wad* says ha*, satisfied with
hi* lln«, which still avarah# about
IRS pound*, bat that h* Is sadly In
need of a signal calter an! a good
running back,
CapL Kidd Browtr, 177-pound
fullback who gained 824 yard* In

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191 plunges last year, b tk* main­
stay of tho ball lqggtng depart­
ment John Brurmi**, who h»ld*
the conference record la th* temr
hunii.a, may b* Wads’* “fted" of
th* season if' hn roaUpdea lo damlop as a halfback. Jim Molten
will play quarter, hut Lowell Ms•oa, at tho-otber halfback poet, will
call signal*. Nit a twan oa th*
■quad haa ever callei signal* la
a varsity gam* before.
IlyatL an alt-state end, and
Crawford, a sophomoro, will han­
dle the flanks. Friedman, shifted
from center anj Harlan, are th*
lacktes, wtt^ Werner and Carpent-r as guard* and Adkln* at ren­

tar. Th* raaorroa am ploalifal hat al th* University af FKrida at
not yit adapted to Wade's atylj aoon I' day f«g R » feneml sole• f play.
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Ico* of Mr*. R. A. Tolbert wife af
th* d-aa at students, who dted la
Columbia, 8 ,‘ C , Wednesday. Th*
■orvke* will ha hot! at 8 F. M.

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Chesterfield Cigarettes
UNIVERSITY OK FLORIDA,
GAINESVILLE, Sept. M.—A long
blackboard talk and a short sig­
marked a
nal drill afterward,
*'
brief practice of th* fighting Uat . n yesterday. Ctach Bachman lot
up on hte chaig.a during the ses­
sion In preparation for the second
practise scrimmage gam# today, In
which th* florlna mentor will
match hte faur squad* In an eightquarter affair.
I’ropor *i*;utlon of pass an.l
lino play* was •raphasiitj In tha
l*ctuiv held In th* gymnailuiu a*
Bachman want dvor th* *ntlro
Florida *yit*m with th* candi­
date*. Th* team then trotted ' l l
to th* pmetteo field and want
through tho playa In order.
Th* contest today will La th#
second of Ita kind that tha Gator
teams hat* experienced this year.
Last Saturday th* "A " team waa
pitted against th* "G” outfit ami
th*
«l*v*n took on tk* “D"
group.
Only thrd* griddsm were miss­
ing from tho drill yesterday aa
Seay, Ft rayUrn and Ktehard* are
suffering frtm Injuries. Coach
Bachman did not announce a ael
lineup but said all hla
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will see action axcapt thoas on th*
hospital ltet.
Whan tha team Journeys to
Ratelgb naxt Saturday la taka oa
th* Wolfpack at Noith Car.llna
SUta, Coack Nash Illgslns will
tand kla raaarvaa against tka
strong Florida Military acadomy,
of Jacksonrill*. Tka Cadate will
b* playad on FlogVU’a fteld tad
are coach* by Um lMO Florida
football aaptaln. Rad Bath#*.

just as pure as ^
h e w a t e r y o u d r in k

AH dlamaad hall playara u wan
aa athan latereatad la th* gam*
art raquastad V&gt; mast la tha City
CommtestocMfV ream at th* City
Hall at • o’eleek Monday svsalxg

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WILL WE! COMB CMAMTS
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Soitbinthe manufacture of CiitrrEiyfvLD
cigarette*. Expert chcmbta teat afl the ma­
terials that are used in any way in C huttin­
field ' s manufacture, .to make gure that
everything that goes infc&gt;xCHtartariau&gt; b
Just right
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T H E LE A F TOBACCO IS PURE.
Long Keel ovens—drying machines of rite
moat modern type— adcnufically,,dry,,and
dean and purify the natural tobocar leaves
by exact high-temperature treatment.
Then the threda df cut tobacco, aayou
see them in your CMkm tnxLOp are in fo
heated, cleaned and purified. From theta
pure tobacco* the cigarette* are -made) and
only the pu re* paper— the b e * that caul b f
made—is uaed for C u eetcrfiklo,
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but youn touches C m m t r ia u F —another
purityB lcgu.nl. '

Diamond Ball Parley
Scheduled Monday

MIAUL

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( A.P.)—New OrWana waa aotedod
STORM ACCEPTS COTTOff
by th* National Fscaa association
aa th* 1943 e Tarnation «|ty aa
ATLANTA, S ^ t
stelogataa ' cloaod Uoir
aaaoal Walter M. Rick, head af aa Atlaamooting yesterday. A ll officers U department storr, aaaaaacad
yesterday that a* an aid to eattoa 1 1sworn, hla firm wDI «xCLASSES OUT FOR FUNERAL change merehaadUa far cattaa aa
th* baste of oa* mat above tho
OAINSSV^LLe T*Rapt K - market price. Warehouo* receipts
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..T h e business situation this Uonlfc fchs again beet*
Insted by development* »b m W H'eulm lB«tln* lo*the r a
"Ion o f sold payment* In ErtgwM oil September 21, state*
the Guaranty Trust Company o f N ew York in the current
issue o f Th e Guaranty Survey, which toes on to say that
the return o f prosperity cannot be predicted with any
reaaonable degree of accuracy before the end o f October.
Although the suspension came aa something o f a
shock t o •financial market* throughout the world, the _
eral opinion is that the action was necessary under the cir­
cumstance* and that it will provide a respite during which
fundamental corrective* can be applied/ the Survey de­
clares, "Gold withdrawals from the Bank o f England had
depleted reeervea to a point where serious financial
cusalons were threatened. It had been hoped that the estab­
lishment o f the Coalition Government, with its thorough­
_ ,j«o
going program o f budget reform and it* large borrowings
C lh w a
abroad fo r the purpose o f meeting the pressure on sterling
■M b t ■ » ■ &gt; ■» a* «b
exchange, would halt the flight of capital from London. Bui
________raaaa * k k t la »«tb&lt;
I N I iW H M ia to* w far J + . subsequent events proved that the situation had reached too
9t H _ • » M i
advanced a stage to be checked by any but the moat de­
_ T. _ la ik b W W l •■ * f b « « a
■t'aawa w M t a M
baeala. all cisive measures. During the week immediately preceding
« b a* r**uOtteari*a at «S» &lt;bl
aatabaa baaata are st— r— c*M. the suspension, the continued drain o f gold had precipitated
a sharp decline in sterling exchange, violent liquidation In
MONDAY. SEtT. M 1MI
the London stock market, and a severe break in prices o f
_80NNBT 8EQUINB
British Government securities in London and New York,
“ The step wan admittedly taken with extreme reluc­
jf With the (In i whimpar of tm- tance. Great Britain, the traditional bulwark o f world f i ­
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patient verbs,
nance, had suspended the gold standard only twice before,
■And tb# deep baying proper to in both rases under the stress o f war-time emergencies.
their nouns,
She had enjoyed the proud distinction o f being the only
Th# cerebral rising f t a vena
former belligerent nation o f Europe that had returned to
perturb*
fancy like the bell-cry of the the gold standard alter the World W ar without a devalua­
tion o f currency. The recent suspension is the only back­
bounds.
ngn syllables In bastard eon- ward step that has been taken in England in the long and
arduous struggle for post-war rehabilitation. It is recog­
• .‘ tq'Jenre
orry the nib that Joins them nized. however, that a combination o f clrcumstancea at
to tha page,
home nnd abroad, some o f which were entirely beyond
lid thoughts congenial with Im- England's control, had made her position untenable.
perfect tense
“ As far as the indebtedness o f. Great Britain to the
f- Bomtlhlng as fast or loose upon
rest o f the world is concerned, a devaluation o f the pound
the heart
sterling would have comparatively little effect. England is
W/itss but Ihc simple crisis In
still a creditor, not a debtor, nation. Her public debt ia held
£
thes# lines;
„Wh*r« it the fool denies tha at hixne. except for the war debt to the United States Gov­
ernment and the recent hank rredlta, which are payable In
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sullen smart
Susceptible to metric anmlyneaf foreign currencies and thus are not suhject to the effecta
pr the crass disbeliever better |of fluctuation* In sterling exchange. Bank deposit* and
dead
I short-term Investments o f foreigners would lie chiefly afBteiuie no poetry Is In hlsjfpcted. American holdings o f stocks and iionits payable in
head T
nterling are believed to he very small.
■’ "T h e announcement o f wage and salary reductions by
Y(t In If* •won ■■ * gift of , the United Statra Steel Corporation and other important
■*v
god*,
I companies marks what many have regarded as an Inevi­
Whsn spring commends th* trsltable step in the general economic readjustment of price*
IU to th» [lor.
And farmers busy turning up th* anil value*. Industrial leaders have regretted the apparent
approach o f such a necessity and postponed action as long
i jf
, clod*
Account the |r*p* which later as seemed poMible. W ith thfe great reductions in the wages
o f capital nnd the lowered co*ta o f living through lower
foe.* fer win*.
Tb* b»ck of an old envelop* commodity prices, wage readjustments have lieen forced
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come* out.
as part o f the general situation. That wages could maintain
f An Inrltatlim to l* an*war*d a position in opposition to the general trends was not &gt;«giU
when?
cully conceivable; and the meeting o f this issue by these
i And lib* th* citing of gregarlmajor industries, which had already been met by a number
t.
ou* trout
o f lesser businesses. Is deemed by many students to mark
alnuou* phrsc* flip* idly
one o f the concluding phases o f the depression, as well aa
t
from th* p*n,
0 marvtllooi *ound and raptur* a necessary preliminary to recovery.
“ It seems clear that any marked improvement in buslIp
In our vole*,
jkaeortlrd her* with no apparent! ness will have to await a return o f confidence In conditions
strain.
1shroud. The pall of fear that now enshrouds the world mast
' Bueh lovli-y Idiom might b* th* be lifted liefore normal constructive forces can be effective.
‘ cholc*
That may come at any time, or by slow tiegreen. It lies in
Of poets groaning on ih*lr bed, the realm o f psychology, rather than rvnnunic*. and is
of pain;
|hardly subject to analysis.
Bat laf* In th* l.reevt pocket af
"In any event." the Survey concludes. "11 will not I *
no bard
jMissible to know what the readjustments o f business to
Th*
Ms* line* In- written on
callnew conditions may lie or what volume o f seasonal improve­
ing card.
ment may be realized be torn the latter part uf October."
— 1&gt;. piil McCord.
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I All Engli vh gvntlrnuMi nut of
Florida
(iame
Menaced
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Jf**licet to llirlr guest should havs
;ad"rne1| Ihrmolv... with towels
A menace greater than the rodents which it seeks to
A gossip I. * ta| Iwarlng tnl- destroy is Iking described by some as the federal biological
jatal ( Irrmnnt P ims . They should survey bureau. It ia maintained that the bureau's e ffo r t! to
fl&gt;oli their talcs like nJrrrisle*.
(IcSlrOJ
destroy certain enemies o f Florida’s wild life are working
the opposite effect. The Bartow Record calls Bte bureau
It I* safest n«,t to trust largo "th e most destructive organized agency which has ever
larka In deep water. St. p*.
t
menaced so many species o f our fauna."
ra W g In Lpcndciii. Or small
Describing the recent activity o f the bureau In con­
•hark* In shaltnw water.
ducting n campaign against the cotton rat, the Miami
‘ Sotp* prnplo don't advartis* hr- Dally News says; "T w o men have been sent to Florida by
##U*e- Wall, sunt* |wonlc am so the biological survey bureau tu help in keeping down the
darn L ig ihry'rr afraid they'll b* cotton rat. which became a menace when driven to higher
■aamp.d with customers.
farm lands by the Lake Okeechobee overflow a t the time
o f the 1928 hurricane. Mr. Bailey asserts the rata have re*
That hundred thousand dollar
turned tu their original areas in the last 15 months and
dividend will arrive -Just in tim*
for the “ Du yuur Christmas .hup­ now cause little damage. The method o f figh tin g the rata
Is to use poison bait. This, we are told, w ill also kill the
ping early campaign.''
hawks and owls, the/fur-bearing animals such as skunks,
W* dun't inuLi'LniJ what lhait bobcats, mink, otter, racoons, squirrels, etc."
.minplnyc-d *ta kk'king shout—
"Th ere is a substantial support among naturalists fo r
finding noowllllng lo du lhr»« .lay, the view that wild life flourishes moat In areas inhabited
1* abqut xs big u job xv anybody by birds uf prey, snakes ami predatory animals many have
cotdd want.
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been taught to abhor. Th e hawk*, owls and non-poisonous
Harry Nvvl, formerly of th i.'* n" kw 1 ki “ \ f,5W «*, OUr,
»»lrvta, but they do
ally, tm* tim. hmim.. i...r u ,„ „r keep down the supply o f rodeata and many other prats.
Th* tuufunl lUruM, .inr. Laving
“ I f the biological survey cannot exterm inate the cotton
tkrr hts ksvn rvsiUing In Klsami , rata that invade farm lands without killing o ff our trensmra where he publiaha* tin- Ua- ured forma o f wild life, how much
er s ra tha axperta
•Vila, nnu of Iho hast wttkly from Washington than the blrtla o f pray ia t h a R v e r t la d a a r
frspaper* in th* slat*.
“ A t least the natural ( I f somewhat indlacriaiinata)
ounemies o f pests ara not maintained at an expenaa to tha
Th# City of S t Prtvrvburg will
isd fifty thousand dollar* dur- taxpayers."
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advantage. nf that city ** *
1*1 ismu L St. Pstaisburg goat
r tW huslnvss, and gtla ll.
2s., ■■■■■■■ O Osorgl* an alghlstn yaar old
ia amt to prison far thraa
ih bars us* ha hod 'no vlsibla
nf sxppori." Attar strtlng
■ ' xoanth working o« tha
ha was shot ta death u ha
; U aseapa, tha guard*
*tb talking gantry,
** gold brick artiste,
. catalog d m a UUI* early
Upar. Poaslbly bard time* I*
levs sent item Swath

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Relief for th* Florida Cltrua.ytatsrday altera*so at
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(Jrowvrt Is saaght hy • daLgatlaaIoa Fourth SUwet at a very *aLskingtoa yester­
yastcr- joyabk party gtvew ia h a s r *f
th*! arrived |* Waihiagtoa
day aad prwaaattd Florida's rialsm th* third birthday aanivwreory of
tu th* v s , flnsoc* corporal tea. ttttts MLa Otruliaa BO. th»
Tha dsIrgallMt Included Dr. J. dainty young daughter at Mr.
&lt;1. R o m , of Winter Uavs*. prwal- Mr*. V . c. HUE Tbs ywosg gw
deal of Iho Florida Cltru* Ex- snjaytag thte ptsosaat affair wwsw:
kraag*. Mr. WaHter, uf Bartow, Kalh uMu T t g y is. Ralph Tutor,
Fxuarii RaumRtet, Cterfyt* Hugoaad Mr- Stewart, of Tampa.
AdriaUa u d F*Urr UlgMr*. C. W. Sklahatewr
» * d*risk Daigwr, Ftsdsiwk
at a dinner party
■aa. R. E- OrifflO. ft. ft
day ***alag In cwstpllmsU la
siwaddmashter. M b Clifford Shin. and KaUmrlau lahama, U ft. Ma­

Th* tin t hlfhtiring racket af Um lM L lS t t a*a t# tboi* who did not have fra* tick­
•on ha* arrived In Clermont, bant et*.
ia ear face* tad left its unplia*
With tha contract signed, th*
tat aftermath, but par hap* if thi. high p n u u n started. And with
ana can b* mad* to aaree a* a th* retail that IS firm* "bit'' on
warning* to burin*** man, then it th* plan nt a prim of I I I aach.
will not hay* been without value Th* **k*m*n called on tb* Ptw**
la *pit* o f the tUnch which fol­ and contracted for a pag* ad, for
lowed It. *
which ww secured our full rata,
With the arrival af wiatar ***- »iqj together with th* printing
the imeeth lathing craft
,ry. » • war* paid | U They
which can talk buslMss man lata than paid th* tb*atr* the coatructparting With hard-aamad caah on ed WO, making a total of |1W *xand novel Idea* ( which **l- pen** to th* utesmen, who then
dom week| flock late the tube, left town with the difforenco be­
and strong^•* It may aaem, only tween that lum and ttoo. * root
a fvw weak* or months are re­ profit of I I U for three or four
quired to pa** until the crop af day* work. The fact that they had
inch*i* are ready for tha wait Issued TOW ticket* for free show*
and the procaea ta repeated to run iht night* In • h&lt;-u»* which
again and again, each time with hold SSO people did not
worty
new variation..
them in the leut, *od the physical
Th* lateet on* to be worked lo impossibility af *nt*rtalnlng an
rally was the free moving picture ore rage o f 1100 prop I* per night
•how gag.
wa* left m ■ problem In which
Two men of pleasing appearance they had no inter**!.
and e»lra-ordinary sale* ability
An,j neither *r*r* they worrtel
dropped Inta town, called first over the fnct that &gt;o many ticket*
t'pon Mr. and Mr*. Morrison, af had been L.ued that th* theatre
the Clermont theatre,
outlined receiv'd lee* than 91 In hr* office
thair plan af oparatioa, .awed .ale* on free night*, which thry
them up In a six week*' contract, had gluwingly painted to bring at
in j than proceeded to put In threw |«a*t a* much more
the meagre
or four day* of work at a profit IIS they had allowed on the free
that would dvlight tha biggest plan.
store la Ink* county.
The Piee* hat rone to i « n i
Tnenty-flv* buiinve* mm of
length la *ipkalning thi» plan for
south Lab* county war* united in
a plaa to give free mevi* ticket* too reaion*:
First, that the people et thle
with 91 caah purchase*. These
foundation of
th* free
moeic
business man paid 111 aach for
•action may know *i*rt1y th*
th* privilege, rash la advance, and
idea and the r**»nn why it ha*
were furnished window cards ad­
been neeewary to rhang* the
vertising the plan, and all
th*
piopoatlttn to one which will not
fn r tkhvta they wished
hankrvpt th* theatre;
Th* first show was given, an 1
And Second, a* a warning to
the service* of the 1**1 polk*
were required to pis vent possible bu»lae&gt;* men of thi* eeetlon In bo
accident la tha crush that marhad constantly alert for the advert It
th* conclusion af th* first show lag ilkkrr, who will ha In our
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and
th* hrgianiag of th* aamnd mi l*t for th* nett tlx month*
Aaalyil* of lhi* oka’ show* thel * ’ ,h B*H»*rtag Ida*, that will la...
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Inipwnlblltly af it*
npttilliul viiwtdy I * round lo bo linssl
TwvntJ-fiv* firms Jwlnwl In giving • li-n nut into oparntloCL
Without roncatl, th# pubUthar
away frvw tkkvta for a thraliv
wkkg holds ISO paopl*. In nlhvr nf tha IV s. would ask tha busi­
Boots, if vach merchant in I ha ness man, whan *nma plan nf this
pLn sold only t-0 wsrth of raar- sort is nffrird by an milstdac, tn
rhandis* par waak, than vnnugh .tap to tha telephone and call us
tickets would haw bean issued to into rssnsultation. Wa’ll stnturv
fill I ha houia for both show, to that tan minutes talk with any
overflowing. Hut many hundtvd* of lhas* klgh-prassuia gantlaman
mar* tlrkvt' wvr* i-**u*d, crowds will rasaol th* graft in thair
vtrrmrd th* thcatrv.
hurvdmit plans, ami If business man wtll
war* unahl* |o gain admusfcMv, cither raprt thair ntaus flatly, nr
aad la tha first la* days of tha give this writer a rhanr* tn ana­
plan, enough tkkata had hewn giv­ lyst thair plans, wa can b* tha
en away t« fill tha the*Ira far mean* of saving many hundred*
tha remaining four nights uf th* of dollars each year, averting un­
plan, fur srarevly a cavtowvar dnl pleasant situations, such as haw
not has* a pocket full of thorn.. • risen ia th* fraa movie Isle*, and
And whan this ,o«vditkn arrived, keep htsslaaus administration of
tha vatu* nf th* lirkat* was gum*, this community upon a ran*roll)
rustaaovr* n fu w i tha tlrkals !&gt;*- sound hosts.
causa thay already had mar* than
It ts a woU known Tact that tuthay could us*. And th* rvault was par-*aLsiitea ta* call on business
that ton** rhang* batons* a r m
ms* who rafusa legitimate new.
sary. with th* announranv-nl last paper advertising, at its loo iota
Saturday that in tha fulcra thraa ami reftataly of results, to take
nights torh wvak nouhl ha waa.1 ■testily advertising ia tvia phone
un ler tha fraa ticket plan, afford­ dun tor tea, restaurant menus and
ing tha p opla a cholea af pro­ advertising programs, at flora D
gram if they a is had la attend only l* 110 p«r shat. Aad if th* husianew, ar af •awing huth plrturws, If ness man of (larmonl will unite
they wIshad, aad ndar tha now in refusing to bite upon th* ideas.
provision that aa* fra* lit kal I bay will find an average of from
would he attonspasted hy a paid U i to 9V0 in tbvir check stub* at
admission.
th* i nd of tba year.
Th* public mas lie tntcrastad ia
Revolting again to th* fraa
thus* who already had tkh«ta ua mass* mix-up, we b*ILv* that the
of th* tha*Ira maaagvataat, and of people of this taction will h* fairiher tb* irtgiaal |l*n, but In vLw minded enough to
that th* the­
th* majority at marchaaU &lt;om- atre &gt; M th. business man wave
outrageously
bialng la'tho plan, wa* tha only i m p o s e d upon.
satisfactory solution of tha is- gyppsd as far as * FWOctiml ad
taigbaianls tat* which thay had wriisiag Maa is cam arnaJ. tad
tU t th* naewssry chango of opcra­
gal tea Ihsmaolsas.
Tha public may bn loaia-la-i la ti** U one which will be accepted
th* actual f Isaac log of th* fin* gvanally with good spirit awd
mucW Idea. Talking harj
timrs
sportsmanship.
and th* difficulty of selling tha
Aad, as ww bar* slated aha**, if
Ida* la marrhaats. th*
vioitiag; th* bu'iaru man af this section
tmpf*M*d upua Ihu.Uar hava karwad thair
this
than
v Mix that ia all ptwha- amity ia th* wiatar
hUitr »*ly tea ar a daaaa firm* it will have baa* a good thing.
could hr brought lata the plaa. after alL
ht, pvcaad upon thU basis a contract wo*
A*d “ a parting though!
aigmd saQiag {ha, housw rnah tor* it ywu wtll, the greatly
Tsm h y aighi far a
total of bear fit if th*
which
gOO or
par free show-oat throw* away *a tha fro* maria*
• trough he pay far film raalal, ax- had beta applied ta financing Ratpewos, ahttikily aad
aitassary ardoy aighi hood is s m b . which
But, tha saWasna* P*t*t hara had tn team far hah o f saT*1 oat. Urn thaalrv would gala le Ik teal fund* ta sank* thair
ndMUaq to that 9U pa* night. tU
by James ink*called aa the project la Urn osar
saerwtory of U&gt;* XaUanvl
friar*.
*
Mr. aad Mr*. IM srt Waltwsr As mat* ttan foe th* Advaocamwwt
n d tala thair new L a s jwslerJay uhkh thay recently hnUt on
of th* rotasi d ft ig h .
Laurel Aveaue
TW cwuntry h»m* of
I mostly
Th* largo
nl u *
of thu city, haraud la th* _
toot sight hrimg a trial Im . Mr.
of Um ptaut far
and Mm. Dangtoss had just flrn
uf Urn miO. It
fcifcid many Uaprwvumeats oa th*
ham* aad It won *a* *f th* mast
L practkmUy fiahhsd, usd will he
mAh* mettea.
•«ody fhr m upsoxj st on «nrty
Wight .ww* tha gi%will ho

W « ir e h sp p j to announce to the public the fo m s tio n
and

Incorporation

of the S E M IN O L E

COUNTY

T IT L E

A N D A B S T R A C T C O M PA N Y, with offices at No. 209 East
First Street, in Ssjtforil. Florida. W e will be prepared as o(._
October 1. lOjll to place title insurance and to prepare
abstracts of title.

The executive management o f the Company will be
in the hantls o f L. Hawkins Connelly who has been prom­
inently identified with Ihr real estate anti insurance busi­
ness o f Sanford for the past ten years and needs no introducti'in to the people of this community. Mrs. Esther
W. Hive will serve as secretary anti abstracter o f th«
company. In securing the services of Mrs. Hive we feel
that

wp are particularly

fortunate as her years o f ex­

perience in thin work have earned for her an envlabU

Bn. ft D.
M. T. l a r i H ha
wwrwi Mewdsmo* Aytstte
Qsarg s DoCUtton, Archte
M. Usyd W. f t Vats*
Wight. UVhraa Mart, ft L

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reputation.

W e shall appreciate any huslnras that you may sea
fit to give os, or to send to us, and we shall at all times
• ndcavnr to rentier nattafurlory service.
R. B. W I G H T .
P t u ld a n t .

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O F F IC E R S

DIRECTORS

Pr*«lil«nt —H. D Wight

R. B. Wight
J B. U. Stryksr
I,. Hswklna Connelly
K ie l R. Wilson. E»q.
C W. Spancar, Esq.

Vie* IVesIdtnt—J. B. tl, Str)kvr
Traa'utar— L H*aklu« t'onnvlljr
6*ar*t*ry— E. W. Kiv*

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As Ye
ADVERTISE

As ye ADVERTISE, an shall ye REAP— .
This businass axiom is more true today
than in any time of prosperity. Deaptta cries of lament* from many sourcea, soma
businnut concerna a n increasing their reva*
, nue while other* aland by and wondar how.
rbe anawsjr can ua " f t * found in tha ooa
and magic word, AD'
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to

st g hxtdr* party at hsr
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So Shall Ye

REAP--

A &lt;Rochester, Now‘ York coffee shop
has increased iU business 25 peresnt in
tha past 12 months and Ua owner says: I t
was our newspaper advertising that did it
Wa hara conflped' ill our advertising Up
the newspapers and we have come to tha
cooclaiiioMMt wg simply cannot (et aka*
Bg them. Wo. ora dwrcAidg I percent of our soles to newspaper advert!* .*•
ing and consider It the beat Investment we

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r H W P A o M Q W H T n B E g T O f B E B f. M

POTERS, Society Editor
John

erdonals

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M c D o n a ld
G e o r g ia

G ir l

Social Calendar

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Tt FaaSDAY*

to Jeekionvill* Saturday
rSpent the week-end.
Jr (

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Ch aa* return ed
opa where he
■ I w e e k i.'

today

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lid Mr*. W. C. Hill and Mr.
l J. D. Woodruff motored
to Daitona Beath yeaterday for
toe afternoon.
■*-.~ *"
~
r . V. L t i h»* rtlurnH
Auguxtine w h e t e she wi*
k + n d gu «*t o f

Mr.

am)

A . R o w in .
T

r » t * . o f the W in n l . o v n t
y Co m pa n y, le ft lust to??k
B U l i o w w h f r ? hrr w ill m an ag e

CrpcfUm.
I
a nd Mr*. J. S , M rK w a n , nf
ado,
the irurxtx y?xl?i
o f Dr. and Mr*. S a m u e l Pules

L u cil le B olt left y e sie rd a )
■ *Ulq»,Coll«(« a i W t n ’ er Park
t
[will study
this
tear
•W 1 1 1 i live
in t l o v r r l r a f

Itory.
V Itud anta f m m t h r Pro• f tFlorida who .p e n t the
h cr a w ith t h rir p a y n t a
M Miller. H ru ir I o n

Jack Peters.

rtUl Miaa

Ilian Th orn le y.

E n jo y in g g o l f game* at ihe S a n ­
ford C o un try Club d u r i n g th? past
j th r? ? d a y * w r r r
th? R?v. J J.
(Con tin ued from P a g ? One)
I M c ln n r r n y . the Re*. IV .1 ila ll lniiifrt* oil th? tuiiih of
hi*
la t r C * nD?Litml, Mr*,
Roy I*,
t\
F o r t . II. I.
fr ie n d and co worker in llv- ca use
nir*. Mrs. A
Brown. W. H. Ainold, Jack Norm
o f in te rn ational *oiidarit&gt;
Hi* gtottur? i h j » injected n not? win, W T Laird, tJ W ,S|»encer.|
o f *entiment at the Ivegimiing of Jr.. J«'hn l^*rh«t. Howanl Kivill?,'
Gordon, Dean. Frank t ha*?. Judge'
th? Fra nco -G e rm a n w??k end con
v*r* at)o na
declined
to
! ? eon Georg? G Herring. &lt; L Walker,
ce rn ed la rge ly with u n a r m inmntal Robert R A*t, John Ludwig. A. t\
Fort, Dr S Walker, F M Writ
pr ob lem * o f
ivonotiii
c- opera
lei. |ti V, 1.. Fark. Mr* R !
ti»m.
Dean. S T Nnrnr*, D. D Smith.
P r e m ie r 1 aval, on th?
nth?
I'harlr* Dunn, Mr* Vivian Sp?n
hand, laid *tr?-« on th? hard f a r t '
Andrew t arraway, Mt-** Helen
o f th? aituatum in hi* sta tem ent
Mar enletlr and T. W Jill!?*.
to th, Germ an .not fo r e ig n pi?.** |
He 4j»d H wa too mut h t ho pe,
that t hi* ■ vi*il all hough a land |
m ark in Frani u Gr rtnan relaDon^.j
would riear a w a y
all 1111-'under
' l a n d i n g * , "hill if th? tw o nation*
a re com pelled to i» *e tv ? Ih? w i '
dom o f avo id in g f r the prevent
l e r f a i n d iffh 111( p r ob k m *, they at
(t oidiiiued fi ni R a g e i»n?l
a r e d teitmm-d !•
( oii*nl?i
into m i v ti ? for ilvp 1.1'p
thu'i* aiil Lit loft 4 w hi h a 1 ? po**ddr,
w a r Tiie g i ?at hotly o f th?-*? *■%
in or der to pave |h? to si y l&gt;ot bet
*«iJ»liri- who ha\i" fun found •&lt;|1
I n fu tu re
Himlua I r ?lat mn- I? i | iirtumt t for
ine-*-ion 'hrmigli
ttoeen F ia n 1 ? «n,| Gei tiitiny
| t h e n o r g . t n m i ' ton will in- i c m l n d

L 0 N G W 0 0 D
AN D

1100

FHRN PARK

------------U P S A T A
\Nli

Mr». J II. Minldi

G R A P E V IL L E
h«*e returned from
Picpnrinu a a it t In he *rii( •&lt;• | T U T y n e i w a* home over &gt;111'
!DC*. S, C., where they haw* |' burn In I'r and Mr-. Stamp, "f •Ij v f 1trill Davlom*.
W . T . Ja ck son and danifh

s i s t e r . , Orlantlrt. mr*«nmartes « i p p " r t r d In j

Mi* VJnaiterman and »hihlten.
M»* T" D T y n e r , Mi** D m ! I"v
rter ant) Him T\ m?» p in t Thu 1 •
day at Day ton a Reach
| Mr anil Mi* Kind Sprldoni. of
la W . U t . Hr., hav e returner I afte rnoon .
I dgai
K u o * t ill?.
T* mi , Mr*
Mr*. F t Mile n T u ck e r. S r . hm*! Sjnhl om and Mr* K napp , f Da\
i* I f n . U r ■ ccampaniiul them
f (of a abort vUit.
t?turn?«i from mu ?it?n'ic»i i «»mn•I tuna, w ? i ?
Frnfa v al 1 hi
&lt;if vi*i!«t in In JiMiiM mini New h- 111? *d Mr and %l 1** II * Lino)
Mr. apd Mr* Athur Hianan and Y ork to h?r hum? her?.
♦ |U|*t
returned home Saturday
Th ? S e w i n g t'lu h «&gt;f th? f'tvic
Mr - Fre d Dy*ifn and »hll Imu
. ll . k&gt; fmm Macon, (ia. where Mr*
M fU
Lent;u? fii?t nfi Wctlni *«lay n ft?i
uittli Mr*.. Paul Thin inni»d an I • hll
Br«n» M Haa been spending tbs- noon Mini cumplrlrtl m»iiy mi-title * dieii let lined Sunday t i o m H-iv
Mr. Branan vistv) there for th? )M i*ar Mr*. Vlunger anti ! tuna Reach vth- n- they Mw*ni :i
.two weak*.
pleasant we?k
Mr*. Ni*t 1in? wet? in t hMrge
Mr*. F F | undipn-i and 1 )til
D ii M o n rl m &gt; e ve n in g man y
Mbs Maodti Lake •turned yes- friend* o f Mr. and Mr* I.. II dr?n nr? e n jo y in g u vi*it at Day
L Urdiy fmm D*Land whe.e -he L a y n e joined in * fareweM *u» lo ng Reach, F.limt spe n d in g tli
Etoua b «n *b itlB ( Mrs. Jamrt Ma- pri*? p a r t y for them at San I din 't week end* there T h ? v hay
.t
* — «r foe th* paai week. She will itn S prim I*. Th e gum*!* nf honor •*41e* t 4 M V* VI 1i 11T.1 | ,11111dli||•»* •t Hi11 l
l^wllh llr. and Mra. H. Glenn ; (t ft T u m d a y t&lt;» m ak e th eir home V| 1 f iiiid Ml 4 Viigu*t Sty .ir 1*nn anil
at thair tnrnta un Magnulu
ih in ii hy
in F ro v t p r o o f a
All 41 ? gla d 1hat
Rev
I
Robert A y rv * . f u n n e l l y of Lo ng
wnod, now of V ald osta , Ha. »P?nt CTaike. who unde! went an opera
and Mra. H. Roby l^lna re­
the Fe» n«ld
lb ? |»M*t few day* in to w n un hu*i- lion on F r id a y at
tost night t lorn Artadia
I law Ion Mem orial II *pltal. i ' ren?e* con necte d w ith h ii p r o p e it y

the liapUst Woman's Missionary
I'runn. thi-T*- was a s(ieual ntrel
Mr. a w l Mm* Jue I*re» o f Fort me for this purpo-e held at the
Vvko h»ve Iwren v D it in g home of Miss Imlley &lt;il Tuesday
Lucy Penney, for twi w«?k-4

tlwy attended the funeral
aarebaa yesterday of Mrs. U ln a’s
l i f t , Mila Jasa* Parker. They
war n ‘aceompanltd home by Vliss
Mtoto Parker who will visit them
tom for a short tim«.
!
------H it. Charles T. Puller left yesteria&gt; by (itone tram Heytona
touch f o r b a r ham * a t A t la n t a .

tnvy ring nitely. lU*v.

here.

AlU’iUon

and w if e , o f 11 Lan d.
and Rev
Mr ami Mr*. I hirkr e. m a n a g er *
Ja in e* Thoiiip»iiri, o f L a k e Mary,
n f Han U n d n S prin g *, left for
railed to *?? him.
S a n A nton io. T e i a * , for a re?r?a
T h e Do rca* t ‘i n l ? met T h u i- d a y
lion tour. Du rin g their a h * eiu e A.
with Mi*. Kenneth Rob in* T h e
U. Red dy to ill I** in c h a r g e o f the
pr ruithiit, Mr*. A lf r e d
F r n -on.
•pring*.
pe ei'led M m* H|i?mili*v? Ini
in
Tn r e le b ia ti n n o f hi* eigh th
pr ay er, th? minute* mnl loll call
Mrthtlay on T u e s d a y . Mr*. UDtline w e t ? g iv e n by Ruth Spendl ^ve. At
Qe, after 1pending the w ek end gavi* m p a rt y fur her awn. Johiw 1hi* time a c in? la -a uliful
*|uitt
U n with Mr. Fuller. She was ac- the fUpper tab l? » a * e rn tere d tops w i i e handed in a l o i '(imp
liiipahlid to Daytqaa Beach by w it h ft la vg ? btrthifay ca k e w it h umaller article* TH next meet
Dr. and'Mrs. E. H. Mohiey,. Mias candle*. RrfrenhmvnL* w e f ? r r v ? J in g will h? with .Mr*. K. F. I und

n to ail Churches of
tb l, on Sunday, Sep.

lla ak in *.
Mr. and Mr*.
a nd fa m il y
and Mr*. K m n r t h * Robhlna an*l
child ren r*m«nil*?rri| th? b ir th da y
o f httl ? A lm a H u n lr r, the iluugh
»•

M r- •‘ n‘ l J l ' * '

K“

t r u lifljir jtr lr jjl^ ^

Ur. ami Mr*. Kii'harti.nn, Irrn
T * lt was from grower* of Trout l.akr. hav r*ItH , “ Ctery good gift end turo«&gt;l from a tmtur tour to Krw
^porfoct gift U fmm above, End ami »U t»*.
i fmm tto Father
Tha primary ilepartmrnt of th*
with whom U no r . r l- , B. plut Sutnlav School h*l&gt;l a
: * • '* * * ' »haHow of I*ni-]|1W1 patty wtlh th* »up*rintrml•nt Mr*. Ft. S. Knlimingrr on th*
1 IV* e l u t i o n * w h ic h row •butch grouml* Friday afternoon.
tha Promotion ***rri**» n*r* on Sun­
p o w lb * B i b b : “ T h in *,
j 41m tr»»U *.a , and tho day.
Town Clerk S*arry report, the
I lory. «M tlM *k- ueufl exrvlbnt high te.t on Om(n .w ajoty: for all that
ho
•nd In th* rarth
State fh*mi&lt;l’* offica ia JackMtnEta the k n r d e m . J
1 cxailed a* head rilla for Soptemher.
Etactrbal (ontrartor II. W. I aW jU ).
■on • l*o inelud- dar ha* th* ninny job for the new
anaaga* fr o m tha r a fr W * r a t io n pla nt b ein g iiu t a l le d

tntbook. “Sei- In town.
Eala Erklr* of Oroee ha* Ih*
wltb key to tha
hy Mary B a k e r Eddy: cnnlratt foy the Cramer-Arnett
on Bay Street now ind«r
W M B W i B f c B B | eterf * r t h a r e i g n of m B i t r u r t i u n

B af______E. W. Farr*)) of Wllmer Area a l rail • ( nJTaoal i m haa returned to hi. road ron
■trurtion work in latui.iana after
m ahnrt ynraliati with kia (amity
CIJvARWATF.tt - Permit U.ued
lo ClMrwat. r Steam laundry for
(•tw tm ltoa nf four-ear garage,

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to*) gf l . l l

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Special for .IH fa y * . An
8xtO photograph, fur only
$1.00.

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Wieboldt Studio
Arcade

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&lt; u , g united ( br** Iv agai n st any
pti-swibilily of nnfinuully n u id e u t*
S rv er t h r ir * ',
ciowil,'
fiom ei.
lint t h e y rh e r i? d e n ih o * ia 't u ally
for ‘ | ’ riarol *
Tin- fo r eign m u ii - t e i 4 \i*tl to
H e n *-1 r* " ir t a n n ) g i a v ? ton- ufi
heruhli-rl, but »pil1e .4 tew p. 1 on
I- »ik?d on ill d?u ? 4 ' V111h a *•*4
4(111- K ia iu o i* Porn ?t t a l l i e d ih "
w 1 cal Ii to the lo u d ' and pirn ?,| d
i«11 1 in? ' a rid ■*11o 1? a 1111p Iin g i»■
Th- n all vMlhdri to a 'hoi 1 diirftb , to hilt M Mi land alone it*
i? n :ed th? »lnfit '!?1»* G* tinaroi t e d 1 I?w moment *
S i le n t ly th? oidiMikef * followed
Un
m g •( ate* man tn til g a l e
V ’ he elilrt eil an uutonio de th ey
«hoi 1ted
' I V a r ? 1 Doth s 1 1e* * 111a ii n llo h
I lent -1 hland
Rt land an,) l a v a l promptly !-•■
gun Fi alien tier man par lev 4 1 n *li»'
pi old m o f ?- mtninip * o-op?i at nm.
Tiny 'eiith 'd
an ngri i un-in
ill
pr un i|il? a Up lie n n a ii 't a i? * in e u
for
a non politii .il
t,»'n* ult*ln **
I Ion in it I ?? to '? e k nu an* t « bell 1
cioinniin ri l a t io n * l»dwe?M
ihe
ti%m to n t i i ?4 kind 1 hit* B tatbuilly
lin p io v ? teelin g* oil both *nl?*
Th
co in n n tt 4*e would
he io iu -|
p&lt;»*?d
f - la t e fun* D o i i a i «?
be«ii ml e m p lo ye *- and employ*-*.
|«»e 111 k 1 &gt;. 1ndp 41 1 1? 4 - * h? 11»u a I?.
i le 11 n d &gt; iron it 11if * oal to e 1 •1
i-!lihra*?d mi th? pi' liinuini v til*
1 1 4 * 10 *44. w h u ll w e t ? hii'?d oil th*
u p u l i ul S n W a lb i I a v io n la*t
liiuitth i i * oiuuielidlug t*‘ ihe hank
f - r ml* riuiDonal *?til?m«-ntm n
IK to 111 oi Gel'ilia it t I edit*.
It wa* e nip ha mined that menUH"? to be adop trd in |hr con fer?nre, w h iih
la* 1 «• • mied today
\*?ri nut l*i b? ili i? it *il
aguin«i
airy (hit I power. The final ir»uR

ASDURY PARK. N. J., S?pL 28.
(A IM The 2*.rth l&gt;t?i*ion A*
xociation, in th? cl?*tng *?aaion*
of it* convi nlion today, voted in
favor of the uomrdial? payment
i.f rtt*h laitiu*?* to World War vet

((%inUriu?il fr o m P a g ? U tv?)

nifdt? -

a nd ■ r r a n * a m I f o r t he I? g a 1i s a l ion
told o f th? 1011 r t?* v a 1?
run | light vi in?* nml l*?er.
aid e ra tio n &lt;? had received in her
0ff|y in \\ j ' h m g t o u
Mr l.?hmi])n
d?- !ar?d
that
Seminole
C o u n t y , h av in g
"d?fi«!?&lt;i" tir*t.
w ou ld !»« *h? fir*t to corn? ha*‘k
in F lo i nil

Riot Guns Bristle
In China Following
Anti-Jap Disorder

*Thi* morning
Mt*
tiw 1 ti ad
d re ** rd h? *tiideiif * nf Setmm d?
H i g h Sr h ad
lo
to hoiu ' h ? d*
%i t i l e d h?*- &gt;Mil it* D e n m a ik thim im m rt
tn? of the ino-d irdi 1
r - ting
feature* o f th? 't i p , *ht
*nnl, toil* th? c e b d o a t o o i " f Hi*
A m e m hit Fiuiii h ol J u ly mnotig
the Dan?-*

H -mliimed f n m P a g ? tJneV
-unite ln|n»n?*? gi *1mI* 4%?r? de*t»nvtrd Mi * t r r e t hull fin**.
Du rin g the h e ig h' o f Ih? ii*
lu ih an et many Japan??*? vu*n- at
Im k?d in i*id«Ti-d 4’ 1??t * mil tn
Ii l f n l 4t if f in ? f it ly t * teipiiipe h u * p d a I 1 ten tlimit
P ia i in a ll y
all
Japanese *hup* hav? I«??n w n i ' k ? t|
xnd J a p a n * ' ? n atm naU ar? * r g i ?
g a ted in
hunt buildmg&gt; foi pro
l?« I ion

M i*
i »w1 11 to a* ?x per ted t
apeak in K v ir d o thi* af l e t o *on .11
IK mi o't I.H k
A lim n er
totll be
g iv e n m h*-i honor 1-y ih e vmiioii v%mu* n - o rg n n is a im n * of s?n n
lod ? i &gt;01111 v at the M •nteziinn.i
With no more J a p a n ? *? I? atHot el
tonight
al
»* 50 o , Im k ** k . the Tmdl* "nined tb?|i al
w hi re -lie will ul - o deliver a ' h e r '
r,&gt;u 11 -11 mm t Ii 1tv*■ *e
ti iip * 41J, 11n |f
1 ilk T o fu g hi at * INI -he vi i'll d?
J 1 p a i i e - p i" ini'* a n d w i e r k e d m a n y
Iiv?r h e i annu al report a! t hf ' i l l
o\ 1 Hi III
r h l ? ? * e )%aiJ4? huldef *
Hail at a m ee tin g open I * the iht**to ih- 11
Ja p a n tn.iiiufa* t m e .l
prlbln
under the »pon*oi - h tp
h o il - elo ld nt*‘fl -d* into the •Tree'
the h Mgle«'tl «• t bib ol
1 h? V
V l l h e i 'tn ' U&lt;e.| sU arn lollct . t 1
I,in t o 1 oa *f I m ? R ailw ay
r t J i th? *li*i aid-* in o n le r !*■ D»
« dir ah- 1 • ui" v ut
Poll* ? * ailed
1 " a h b nmiT'.l 1 a
tnm* at doietl* o f
plat
, wen*
luiriib. upped by
n ot
1*1 ganiA* * x
tob" u ed i h d d i e n to t In "to ' l i u i ?4
and
'ta il
deuum-i11 iilmti
tin**
1 I*1I'd « ii. killed *y &gt;1 poller bullet
(4ri *l? ,1 ma o| It 4 of th"'*- jlT e - t e d
( I "mil*lined ft util P a g e lHt?»
w «■ t ? v nid h- F ve m pln ry mentvrv?*
tite Glint 1 banilto 1 dm g ac *ev»Mtt
to * I e I m p M - e d
ad b,»4*n r y Ii doted ill t he tria l
\ ( tlnu iti ?4 ' a i d &lt;h» y 'ii'pe* 11 d
Y 111 a&gt; It '1 De l I »thef,
‘ tm
&lt;" uimimIi H in llio in - w v i? bi-hind
" - In" Vbtu’t
Hill -?V"
■ 1go al ill? '
Ih? Noting tohllh ! h* t (iHle-e p 11
igne*i to i •5? $1 IHIU M uip hv 1. •!
’ Hi* -potadii a!!v w d h t c i i i b l i v in
,41*, to I It it'll by I lie »IU1i p**' '"11
du 1 14m ? "

S h i p ’s Captain!
Found Guilty Of
Scuttling Boat i

toho

igtu-d *?s?ia

majo* rtlt nipt in b o u t veur* 1•*
i b ’ aoT i i e i i 'U p o n lot p t ohd ttion
" In ? u )i nf I hi**? g i o u p ' , tiic
A n oil * an I 1 gum. th? w o k . i - «d
the 40OUT1V, the Mtlornei 410! rh*
p h y 'it tun-."
i he 11 mg ton
*md
" t h e f»o'ii»bi*i« id tile Ron mi »o
S t r a t e g y believe that flu* major d v
m m I .iv &gt;.r of the 01.1 ml* n.im e ot
th? bigh t* eiVli \ im-ndiiu ill and "•
it-* pi opej enforc* ntenr

a f t e r tin dm* *uilk II? * a&gt; "ml
hi S a u ? d the un-Oi-y to Hoi ••y
at Slidell, I .» H 14» v l" d hi't
Fi t 1 uni y b?f 14* the l u - t
t im l
of M u ip h y

P l o t l s S e e n T &lt;i
“Get" Attorney,
Enemy Of Crime
It intituled I *•nil Pag** lin e
4 *im? jH t sun toll" Ull-'lepl *--« 1
Inoici H a luiv mg fatto e toilh th?
pi |*-( 4 UvU oi Ilia the mi out, ma v
hav e * r e lied J**hn ■ -**!*
I'M
h e io g sliilduoi hy D’e t'O VI
Jlgeld
Jidin-ii || ha« been I I'cogUMi d .1'
ulH* **f the iiio-l potoril (I op p o­
nent* *»f g a n g - 1*** - ill ( he h i ' t o t &gt; of
i IlH N|p* * MOM* III' 4 0 1 1 **- ' Itf " b
till rung lupio* »on-pi* ii* ■ and in
? it in 1* in 1
f a-ui
moii tioenta
agiiiiMt Ciipoiie. who*" 1ol low 1 r*
c la im e d t *
&gt; “ iiiiiUiine I?•»•** Ihe
Jaw * lur y«ni-. e ' t a h l i ' h -I him a*
(be * i t y ‘ * h uiliog anti iiin u - oiiit
paigne*

lohfli*ll|| 'HL J
"vi I n ?
till ■ |s m
1 * « Mill
* i rt ti i? til** itiv « t iv a l i o n
lo
t a k ' ||
I*!rl?*l 1*1?|T
v. ill
l*r
i i r t 1 g u i l t V 111
1 «11111 ~It ih"*-? I* h o
* Ii a i y ? * *•1 1 1 llo * V
t hi* m a t t e r
toll*
fll* II* * .
titltl 01**1 r n e t t ti o f
lo
VI'M! m i i x i n t i i m |*« it 1 »?' o f
■m
HI!i p i UM»nin?rit nil i *&gt;IIX t&gt; 1 lol l, 4 M lbt
I h? m a d ? u g a u i ' T p r i pi- t i f i t o i * u
1 *Ui
Hill h a plot, if xva
point i'll m i l

NOW THAT F A LL-IS
REALLY HERE

4 | 1 04 e i *

^ t! v ndoi Mat tm* * ami J a n i * V
F u lf i l* ! d. ttoo d the 1ill'll to "nl 1 4
u il rg i d to have pot 1 n i n a ' m
»
Die . i n k i n g o| !ln- &gt;h (&gt;, w ii * m am
toitri?-"?' hu ti e govet iiipeiit
n
all jhi I * lal* l’ hev ph ,id«*'l guil
tv ol t 1 liT'l beat 0 y and te*ti
fil'd a g a u i ' t M utphy
I' h? v -aid
M uip h y wante d the -hip * a I .•to ay
111 i d«i I ha 1 hr
p u g h 1 oil pi 1

&lt;" l l m l
. 1 l o n g ’5id*to b n 1 vc • a * pi ot?* I t o n f*»i I h e
lapmit *? im ? * . \ - a 1011 M a i 11,
Die l a r g e J a p n o e - e
-*h*| i |*iMu
I n e - A ll h o u g h ih ? **
hav?
' o ii d a m a g e d * ? v e i a l l o a m "
l u ? * h a v e I c ? n to |e ik ?* l.

I Iv*log

f

*4

. 4 b, /

.rti

G ifford C a lls Qit
Public To Assist in
Drive For Jobless

- e it
• l*r»

ft 'untinued fr om P a g e O m )
in? lit load and th e d e w lop mt a t n f
a ay* tn m?«t tt by prnvjiJm|f eifipln ymerit or relie f.
I Report* tu the &lt;tata com m it t?*** mi plann o f the local giou pa.
G i f f o r d itaid
th?
?m&lt; rg t n c jt # 1
like the pre-rent one occur in thi«
■ uiin try 4U torhlnm " t h e r e it nert
and p m b ah ly * might not to Isa1 par-

wop
j
• r t

4 &lt;4

4*4

?•*
M »f!

fiji

" K m p lo y e r * h a y ? a lr e a d y to ail
extra* rd tn ar y
it e g r r r ,’* h? xaid*
" ' p i e a d e m p lo ym e n t
a va ila ble la
th eir own plant*
among
I heir
worker*, Maui) h av ? gone the llm* .

• wyf’
- '*%*
• *'l

"A high p?rv?ntagc of
gniiiftilly » mplnyed are working1
(nil lini? either on full w a g e s and
'ftln 1 i?* 411 wdh rriliitTiona
no

•x*’
*

i&gt;trill 1-r 1 hno th? cl?crrfcxi in thn
*0*1
f liv in g
They f o m t l t u t f *
main l o i i n c o f w or k. T h e y
ra n
lot r work "i
)*uv thing *
whieia
4*!v ? woi k in toariTtfacturv.
»
11iM i n ? " 1 an
*pr?a d
out Ra

avaitatd? wmk but tmuiiily *pnak*
ug

it i i u t g iv ? a l ld mnat

wotk

out *4 the 1mihtimer buyc il* prod*
on f 4

It

h

v « vir

! t ? p r ? * j* in n

and

niiui- Lind wJ tc 11 and how toe g a t
uni "I it Ii*'* in i-arh pv iaon's pow*
i-i to -***iiie ile giv ?
4i l f Ttn d -aid *t.OOU,(MH» » a * tha
?4timwt? "limit it* ii* t ally
mrn*
Non?*)" for the
numUr
unenv-

iduyed. Hr explained the total nf
1 b ' ' .&gt;101101 be m?a*uied a c v u iata*
I) I&gt;4it that ' euch * ity. town ur
iiirinty, tun kriovv it* own prubIt m Hi licit Iv e n o u g h for practlc*

ui pu 1po'?*.

*• *4*

»

CHEAP”

«

I 1h1

*'f
nut
of-

S111114* fr a i vva■* i*xpi?***?*l th at
* !ii!i?4?
*e enliiu'td
of
police
l u e u ' i i i ? * m ight piod m 1* ge n e ral

1

' OWM

riminn t tiigaiiixaVion to rope with
it ** H? d e 4*nl&gt;?d live condition a I
trtii(***rarv aivd beet m et by volun*
tary ma** efforts of the pvopla.

■»tv*i
- vy-j

'( (

=ca&gt;

cun I

in-01 .in* e mt In? v« **» I ,111 II l fit y
VI**', 4 ' Well 144 'I m p e ll e d
gllMg 1. . * 11led 1(ml 1hey io g e t h e r w it h
1 apt Geoig*- VY»*n**tii and d r i r r
'le * 4 telii&gt;e*l lo d i 'r u * * th* ■ n o
ii* * nmpli*hed
• n epi to tilth* u le
he
uti|uiiv R" UI v tin to dead.
• be b*
o f th? v* o i l by 1. iimg
tin* V ***fltliin? t*o *(-4 i 1ui tore k '
v a U * •, 1*" k * und j* ' nip* an t let T h . g o \ ?i iniii'id 44 i'll*" to * ol
hod.
No
b 4 * f "inn,Mint in I-a* k iii- o 11u" tax* - Dug waii-i into the
j 11v r * to e r r Iwat,
lion ! I&gt;1 n v g u n and La k e.

a

-

Th? w o i 'I p it &gt;ld?in* are in tha
l iiatp" have
l*??n
i'uinl* **d*'d h u g e n t i ? * , he *aid, which "ha ppi*
|y have the
imial
ai * u tiiulalfd
toilh h f l . k * and flowi-i (Hd*
vvra il h to uieiT Die vnic rgc itc y/'
A* miteit y
a n thoi i t !?» hav e n *
F lie re 1* e v e r y im lliatlori tit i t
*' 11 ed the
)iipan«"** 1 idletH
h?
vnaihl h a v e full prntefD uu. S41111? llie,44* uncut 1 e n ter* ra n and will
ta k e r a l e
f lhrnt** Jv?l*,,* G if fo rd
lapaii?*?. to hi* hav e bt- n 4?gu i*al?d at d d l r r r t d imint*, h av ? de- 'a id
1 1 led I l e t m u home
miivnneni but th«M(
1 an* f|i| 4' kg It
\1
K"tol*«*»u
itoo
Hi d |4ti d ?
1 h« * !*??l! fill d r fin it a Iniloatioft of

*dht.‘e pi|

l? t* i* f ?lein4*nt *1 t h e b m 441 o p
p m t u n d y t m p* « m ui l e u Ii - l m e t i l a- \| ■ .. \ Imet 11111 'ey
Mm pin o f t e n d the n?
in
t n 11«*( i n If o f t e a p o t
l oi
l u to am*
ii b e d 1 * o* * 1 0 I a to,
.Hid t h e d i m ? t«1,1 ii a 11•"n 1»1 t Ii *• w ii*Iid * a wo*I bv
a m o n g p h ' - b i a n * w i l l b e t h ? I n ' 1 "int o f Jti.(bio fr o m the hank 1 &gt;1

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Good Furniture Costs Less
th a n e v e r b e fo r e
* it

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and Mr*. J. A. Bi.lline ami !a *t \V.'iltir,il.iivuUiuut tn *** her

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M r* „ 11to» n ft»i her

Ooargto Mobley. Mbe Helen V.r- to the following gurata; Jack 4|Ui*t. The hix'tfxii *?fV?d. delicjnu* nf the ■oltvetaalmn* i* l*» be an
S va rv y, Bob b ir F,n Um lng?r. Mr*. itlrexhtnrnU at the swiwl hour.ruusiiH ed tonight. T*
M J M d Mf^Fuller.
Klwell, Mra, , \ i? m ? y r r , and K m l * Th# tadUa
p r t M t il
M»a*|
Doth Bryan Owen, United State, t r i c k Ilia Hint,
Or ig
*t**i
lU r a r x Bo. ell,
Ki b o o n ,
IhdlyJ - D A Y E N F O R T
T I•»* g *v e 1 hi nt 1n t 111v r - ' 1g .11*&gt;r *
tglive fmm tha F o u r t h
T h t C h a r l r ^ M c Q u i l U w T h u i f 'd a y Y ih U n , II u b U g A i f i u l S wbumiii opened for buxine**
in Rrrntiei
a f t e r mum­ A r t h i? S w i n w m , Rollon, Mu gnu ■ ' liL * k u nde r !iw n rr *hip of U. L. who iiavi* inti 1v kwed about ■'0
DUtrkt. waa the gwwt of n l i t t n a o n lliht?
hu-*in?** men. luiiiker* a ml taw - ]
•t a luncheon given today mer r v r c M , im r o n v t n i u r a g a i n at I f f ft , F r y .
Halting#?,
S(H»id)ov?. Norti*n«
*t.
•tok cluka of Sanford at | k t Haptmt t hurch. It i* nttrnd An-dey und Ali»» Ruth S p c n d lo x t t
Pariah House, and od b y w om en o f varloum ?h irrh
Mr*. G e u rg- Fv?r*tiit and *bil
tto gueet of honor tonight a f f ilia t io n a in A U a w o n t t , F t r n 1 d i* n , of Hu&gt;Dng*t w?r? i* * e n l vi»*|
* It on* to *i*t» her fu t h e i. Mi'. Alullili
given b y the var io u s Parfc a nd !,ongwood .
organisations of SemiBtvtrali fr n m thin te c lion a r t I aii.i *i* trr *, Mrs. Wulfre*! l ‘ i?ri»on, 1
Mr*. 11
t y « t tto oateiuma Ho- p la n n in g to att end the dinner fo r ! Mia. A lm a N??*t\ and
Mra. Ruth B r y a n O w en in S a n f o r d ]
on Mon«lay e ve n in g.
A t t e n d i n g a breakfamt p a r t y on
BUT1A.S BITKXCB
CHURCHKS*
Saw
Smyrna
Be ach
Saturday
wart: M m. F. II. N ie m e y e r, Mr
warn the subject of the and Mr*. W oo d in g, o f l*ill«hrir«h.

PAG E TH B E g' . ,

CHIEF SPEAK ER
AT L U N C H E O N

Wet Activity Is!
Being Met \Vi t h
Activity Of Dr vs

I F in t Street.

v i s i t i n g th e fo r m e r's

-G O L F E R S -

0 'i i e t
sim plicity
m arked the
An important ta il e d m ee t in g of
WrtMtng ce re m o ny p e t f o im r d last
th? t M uc h S erv ic e l e a g u e of the
T h u rs d a y at Vienna.
I la . when
I I l&gt; i m&lt;!&lt; Kpi*KO|jal r h u t c h %%ill
Miss F ra nce s F l u a b e t h Husbee,
1** held i«t 4 o V lm k at th# pan-th
•la ugh ter of Mr am) M , ,
| Jf,
hoU't
Bnsbeo, o f Vienna,
Un ante
the
Annua! alt d a y m??t uitf o f the
brid e of John M Ma Itonald, son
lia r
- Woman
Mi* 4 i«»n*rv I n
o f Mr. ami M t . John R
Mac
iofl o f I h»- S«*nun» Ir
A*at xl» t t"U
ttonaid. .of this, ,, tty Th s e ie m o n y |
h„ M
|(), K ir , t Hap, „ ,
w a s pe rform ed |»v the Rev Jo*?ph , him h
New S m y r n a beg in n in g
II. Jenluna at the home
o f the
V\ K D N F S I l \Y
brirft‘ 4 parents, at 1 to u\ lock In)
\ nu ?t ing o f I he h i a r d nf th?
the presence of a few
r e l a t i v e s 1 { rar«lien i Inii nf Sgnfttrd will (*r
an«| flow*, friend*.
h?M mt t El) im |ih k at the home
F o r m in g a * u taH o l&gt;a?kgr uirul:| r‘f Mi-* Kola ml S Read. Plumo*a
for the a ff a i r wa* the pittfu«ion o f 1 Dn \r San Lari’ a
pink m » f s f i n a l vine, f r in * ant)
rill K SH AV
palm* which were h a n k 'd about II
Th? r F la. I lu-A of the Fit *t
the room* o f the Hindu*? home
RhjO M i hurt h will meet at * IP
T h ? hr id? tom? ft»r th? d i u m i i h | O ' hn k at th* i him h.
a t r a v e lin g emetiitile
of
liniwn
FKIH \ T
sain t worn with Fro* rt hat. *lbm**.
l i* n?T a I meet ing nf all me nihei *•
glo ve* arid o llr i at i ?**oi I?'. She | of the lia r'fen • luu of S-inlord
n the dau gh te r nf Mr
and Mr-* j will tak ? (dare al fu
It* k at 'h e
In t)i? eciillnlillc *ph?i ?. d wa
)*V * jr?i &lt;al ? nd?a Vor &gt; So |»? ouid?
j
M Riid*ee, of S ir n n a .
where W -iniiin * ( lu l l
illieitds po**|ld? In
go beyond
)-y tho-s? ot g a n i/u t m u * n h u t i at?
*h? ha-* h\?d all h?r lif? and le i
&gt;udyi ** annual fall la -h u m re tourd* and
take
.lefintt? a iti o n . fig h t in g lo d u v S li.it 1 1? rig a iii * l al
ceiv?^ her &lt;r h««d n i m a t o n .
v ie will h? giv ?n at H oY |o k at Pr hii ? i La v al -aid. an 1 a ? toil) joh -d i- m and ntnin*&gt;t il l? Inpiot
Th
•Mdrgr'Miui i* l he niilv »tm the 1 p i -u i 'I' m) piipi-ti lo'U*?. coi
a ct."
I'flefllle* of Die 1 ofM Million
of Mr and Mr* John it Mat iHm
r e r F o r r i h s ir ??) and M a g w d m
Flu- plan 1* p ■ f o i l ? an e llu v liv e
Siinihi t l\ Wit U i 11? hitioi 11inom*
aid. F o r the f«a*t I1* ye ar* he ha* \ %e Ui*?. w til t h? &gt; t A g Up * i •ui I I
m*t riim eut of &gt;n npei at uni in tin ( t hi t i mgton
aiil l"h? i auipingn
b?rn livin g her? with hi* pa tent* | a ml I hi W man I ■ u ■ l«I of Holy
Iniui 1*f K hrniiM I i? I man
("ill
will 11 v (" r?«l* h t tw hnroli
hmnli*-)*
ed* if
at th? Vah ler Hotel D u rin g that i * to*&gt;% f pi*t"t&gt;al a* «jNin*orv
Vo iiii*«iMit rmpoto?r?-t tu ofi'ide i *»!l [ 11|mi-land.* «y nf
in roeod
mi'iuf ?r*
er* •,-4
|r&gt; al
4 h*«
time h? ha* attenilril
S an ford ( iin h c - t i a and other e n ter tafn im nt
et'oiionnc ipie*tioii* a f f e t t m g both union* to ho*? -uppoM o f pi » hdo
High School. Fu*ti* High S« h »-l ail! f»? feature-* nf th? e v e n in g
1 oiintrie* ThM pim gia m may • em Don 14 being igli oied by ' b* pro
anil Gertrg la Militar y Acatleury at
Th* \m ? r ir a n l e p t o n Xuviluii) ni(Hi?*f. h? -Mid. bin if di find*
f ? * 4 |(Oi!l| l,|ln" |i rtdi-i * toll" 4- * 11me
t ‘ u 1le g ? Hark. t»*. \t p ie - ? m h« will h Ijj It * |tn*l m??t»fiK Blt**i
pikoTh.il 1e* n It* Jii? ftrfneved 11 the ti gh t in 4p4uik for the wurki 1*
lx a *-«M i n g hi’ fa t h e r, who i- pin
i hi at mu at t &gt;i. * bn h | toil) have b r n i th In- - 1 way ot o f ih? 1 on lit r v to ithnut l o a f i n g any
1bi '"in ritt'r 1
»f f ’h- \ widen lintel, and al lb*' 'hiM'ii? "1 Mi"
D Hull | *ei v m g th? I A.i*? "t I* appii «*i»i h 44*f i" 1 a t ' ehipt I o a*) ?i tdi'in lb*
I I’ ” " ' ”
ha*
of the SaidiMil villi' »" mait, &gt;ar«
M* m « t' rill’ me nt
1aula
Ik
“ i hatrgr
‘
will "i r(n* nidli ui- tob" » "iv«riiute
of th? Fln iu la M lor l ine*,
penny hail *
ii'keit to linn iri
Iti-rltn’ i w?h ome l*» ihe I n n h I th* Ii** 411 luboi union
f&lt;ii ii{ utinv i|»&gt; * f" VI i ' latm
T b ? «11 iv? a m o n g the luwyi *
men \v ,14 r ? * l i u t e d i-y pnltic pi ?
Huff ui Ml* s Klual? 1ft K night
a u t h 'i o Fi tedi ii h*D a**? Sint pin t her 1 mg!on 'a id , will u !| o i. j tlu

h i l l Pa u li n e
oran
ha* re
dnwd to her home in Geneva aft
spending »tveral day*
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FOR BONUS AND BEER

ANS H A I L
D, L A V A L
P A Y I N G VI S I T

O ffice Telephone 148.

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Thin rharm .n g enm-mblc will hring hoth beau t) and dinllnclion to All*
o tti (tench,
itenen, and
nnu
lady'a latudnlr. The fu ll-a iie bed. the dainty French V an ity with
th r naimy ( h i*I nf D rnw rr*. tier all done in u brnutiful rr&gt;mX
,
bination o f em im rU. floth raaew have du»1-pronf p a rtitio n '
and r r n lr r draw er guide*, ('un,.!ruction and finish are o f
the flmml. T h r fou r piece* are priced at

How about thut wool frock
from Iasi ycur thal’a good fnr

$98

another neuann — and Ihima
w rally b l a n k * I h (hat have
been atored nince npring.-

K U IIN IT U H K T H A T IS C H E A P IS

FOR MORE T H A N T E N Y E A R S we

proceiw we ran make them

RARELY

have stood siiuarrly behind our l&gt;oll-

like new again. Quick aervlce

ume* can Ih* written about th r

on all lypen o f fall clothes la

atrilcticii ami finishes used on fu r­

every customer— sat is faction

our apeclally.

niture— thr io v e r*— and interiors of

price— as to service— as to terms—

W ith our rareful cleaning

A CO O l) V A L U E — Vol­

upholaterril p i u r r».
Phone ua WOW — we will

In

buying R E A L L Y CO O l)

call f6r them today.

F U R N IT U R E so m u c h
depends upon the integ­

“ We Invite Comparison1’

SEMINOLEDRYCLEANERS
220 Magnolia Ave.

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as to

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above

Q U A L IT Y .

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Pardon

to
us

for saying we are proud
o f t h e merchandise we
sell— proud o f the

rec­

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in selling it.

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The business situation this rnonffc bhs sstatu been*,
tnaled by developments abroad, (culminating id*the oui
"ion o f gold payments In EngtaKd oil Septsmbeir 21. states
the Guaranty Trust Company o f New York In the current
l Dean
issue o f Th e Guaranty Survey, which goes on to say that
the return o f proepertty cannot be predicted with any
reasonable degree of accuracy before the end o f October.
"A lthough the suspension came as something o f a
~ C S
shock to ifinancial markets throughout ths world, the gen*
ersl opinion is thst the action was necessary under the cir­
j ^ r a s s l a cumstances and that it will provide a reapite during which
correctives can be applied/' the Survey de­
s g s g ^ g ^ r ^ ; fundamental
clares, "Gold withdrawals from tho Bank o f England had
depleted reserves to a point where serious financial reper­
la IM iM In a l cussions were threatened. It had been hoped that the estab­
..A r y ^ a lishment o f the Coalition Government, with its thorough­
WwTf f r M w ' a l r f ' l ' * l t l t going program o f budget reform and its large borrow ing!
abroad fo r the purpose o f meeting the pressure on sterling
■ M Is •
• P M « k M M m i l . exchange, would halt the flig h t o f capital from tendon. But
4H M I* «M M h « n ,
. « • ! alt ■&lt;&gt;&lt; ttaMltkw subsequent events proved that the situation had reached too
&lt;« It ar M *
H H C afcl advanced a stage to be checked by any but the moat de­
,.__la Ikla papa* saJ ataa i y
cisive measures. During the week immediately preceding
L"3”r*rs!stai.
« ■ « « batata a n alaa raaartn. the suspension, the continued drain of gold had precipitated
a sharp decline In sterling exchange, violent liquidation In
MONDAY. BEPT. » 1M!
the London stock market, and a severe break in prices of
BONNET HEQUIN8
British Government securities in London and New York.
8
"T h e step was admittedly taken with extreme reluc­
the first whimptr of lm- tance. Great Britain, tftc traditional bulwark of world f i ­
patient verbs,
nance. had suspended the gold standard only twice before,
Ute deep baying proper to
in both cases under the stress of war-time emergencies.
their nouns,
cerebral rising of a verse She had enjoyed the proud distinction o f being tho only
former belligerent nation o f Europe thst had returned to
perturb*
fancy like the bell-rry of the the gold standard alter the World W ar without a devalua­
tion o f currency. The recent suspension is tho only back­
t
hounds.
•trange syllables In bastard con- ward step that has been taken In England in the long and
&gt; sequence
arduous struggle for post-war rehabilitation. It Is recog­
ry the nib that Joins them nized. however, that a combination o f circumstances at
, to the page,
home and abroad, some o f which were entirely beyond
If
thoughts congrnisl with Im­ England’s control, hail made her position untenable.
perfect tense
"A s fa r as the indebtedness o f-G re a t Britain to the
Wllhlng as fa il or loose upon
rest of the world is concerned, a devaluation of the pound
the heart
sterling would have comparatively little effect. England is
r/Ues but the simple crisis in
still a creditor, not a debtor, nation. Her public debt is held
these lines;
ira It the fool denies the nt home, except for the war debt to tho United States G ov­
ernment and the recent bank credits, which are payable In
eul'cn smart
ecapUhla to metric anodyne#? foreign currencies and thus are not subject to the effects
the erase disbeliever better o f fluctuations in sterling exchange. Bank deposits and
dead
i short-term investments o f foreigners would l&gt;c chiefly afBeeto is no poetry Is In hU fected. American holdings o f slocks and bond* payable In
I
head?
sterling aro believed to be very small.
. . .
"The announcement o f wage and salary reductions by
Yet In Its les-on, aa s gift of
the United States Steel Corporation and other important
gods.
companies marks what many have regarded as an Inevi­
Whan spring commends the trettable step In the general economic readjustment of prices
Its to the fine,
And farmers busy turning up ths and values. Industrial leaders have regretted the apparent
approach o f such a necessity and postponed action ha long
■ i.
clods
Awi
J “ llnt the grape vrhleh later us seemed possible. With Ihfe great reductions in the wages
goes fer wine,
o f capital and the lowered costs o f living through lower
back of an old envelope commodity prices, wage readjustments have been forced
U
comes out,
as part of thu general situation. That wages could maintain
jn0 Invitation to be answered a position in opposition to the general trends was not logi­
whenT
cally conceivable; and .the meeting of this issue by these
And like the rising of gregarlmajor industries, which had already been met by a number
.i
oui trout
o f tesser businesses, la deemed by many students to mark
The sinuous phrase slips tdly
one o f the concluding phases o f the depression, us well aa
from the pen.
0 marvellous sound and rapture a necessary preliminary to recovery.
... our voice,
___" I t seems dear that any marked improvement in busiin
rd*J lum with no apparent ness will have to await a return of confidence In conditions
.r
strain,
abroad. The pall uf fear that now cnahroudn the world must
Boeh Jnvlry Idiom might by the be lifted l)efnrD normal constructive forces can be effective.
choice
That may come ut any lime, or by slow degrees. It lies in
P
groaning on their beds the realm o f psychology, rather than economics, and is
r t poeti
*
of pain;
hnrtlly subject to analysis.
safe in the !&gt;rriit pocket of
"In sny event." the Survey concludes, “ it will not Ire
Do bard
lata lines lie written on a call- possible to know what the readjustments of business to
I
new conditions may be or what volume of seasonal improve­
ing card.
ment may be realized before tho latter part of October.”
— Itapld McCord.

CLERMONT PRESS

Th# first hlghadverUsing racket of the 1031-1932 a s
•on has arrived in Clermont, bum
la oar fe«e» and left ttr unplsss
ant aftermath, bet perhaps if this
one can be made to serve as s
warning* to business men, then it
will not hav« been without value
In spite of the stench which fol­
lowed It. *
With (he arrival wf winter •*#itsi, the smooth talking craft
which ran talk bus mesa men into
parting With hard-earned cash on
new and novel Ideas (whieh sel­
dom werk) flock into the state,
and strang^as It may seem, only
a few weeks or months are re­
quired to pass until the crop of
■uckert are ready for the neat
ides, and the process is repeated
again and again, each time with
new variations.
The latest one to be worked lo­
cally was the free moving picture
•how gag.
Two men of pleasing appearance
and tatr a-ordinary tales ability
dropped into town, railed first
upon Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, of
the Clermont theatre,
outlined
(hair plan of operation, sewed
them up In a six weeks' contract,
anj then proceeded to put in three
or four days of work at e profit
that would delight the biggest
•tore In Lake county.
Twenty-five business men of
south Lake county were unltrd in
a plan to give free movie tickets
with |1 rash purchases. These
business men paid (13 each for
the privilege, cash In advance, and
were furnished window cards ad­
vertising the plan, anil all
the
fo r tickets they wished.
The first show was given, sn I
(he servkes of the local pulics
were required to prevent possible
accident In the crush that marked
tlw conclusion of the first show
and the beginning of the seennd
Analysis of this plan shows lhini possibility of Its
operation.
Twenty-flv# firms Joined In giving
■way free ticketi for a theatre
which hold* 250 people. In other
words. If »ach merchant in the
plan sold only $20 worth of mer­
chandise per week, then enough
ticket* would have been ls«ued to
fill the house fur both shows to
overflowing. Hut many hundieds
more titbit* were issued, crowds
stormed the theatre.
hundreds
were unable to gain admission,
and in the first ten day* of the
plan, enough ticket* had been giv­
en away to fill the theatre fur
the remaining four nights of the
plan, for scarcely ■ customer did
not have a pocket full of them.
And when this londtti- n arrived,
the value of the tickets was gone,
customers rv fused the ticket* be­
cause they already had more then
they could use. And the result was
that some change became necee•ary, with the announcement last
Saturday that In the future three
nights each wrrk would be nsed
under the free ticket plan, afford­
ing the people a choice of pro­
gram if they wished to attend only
once, or of seeing troth pictures, kf
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they wished, and under the new
I All Kngllih gentlemen out of
provision that one free ticket
Teeprcf to their guest should have
would be accompanied by a paid
•adorne,) themselves with towels.
A menace greater than the rodents which it ncekw to admission.
bt- ^ kp'slp I* « t»l-- tn-sring sni destroy in being described by some aa the federal biological I Th* Publlc may l * interested In
termnnt f’
irss. Thry
They Should
survey bureau. It Is maintained thst the bureau's efforts t o i w J i o * l r t a d y
jU";
n a a l—Cferinnnt
Pipss.
she
of the theatre management, and uf
ob their tnlrs like slrcdslcs.
d estroy certain enemies o f Florida's wild Ilfs are working
der the original plan, but In view
the o|)ponlto effect. Th e Bartow Record calls the bureau
It Is safest nut tn trunt large “ the most destructive om snized agency which has ever the majoiity of merrhants com
Lining in’ the plan, was the only
•bark* In deep water.—St. Pemenaced so many species o f our fauna.”
,
satisfactory solution of the «nirabtirg In I* pendent. Or small
Describing the recent activity of the bureau in con­ taaglementa into which thty had
■barki In shallow water.
ducting n campaign against the cotton rst, the Miami gotten themselves.
The public may be InsresleJ In
Seme people don't advertise he- Dally News says: ‘T w o men have been sent to Florida by
•Uae—well, sonic peon I- are so the biological aurvey bureau to help in keeping down the the actual financing of the free
tin Isay ihry’rr afraid they’ll bo cotton rat, which became a menace when driven to higher tune a- Idea. Talking har,| times
and the difficulty of selling the
taanip.il with customers.
farm lands by tho Lake Okeechobee overflow at the time Idea to merchants, tha visiting
u— —
o f the 1928 hurricane. Mr. Bailey asserta the rsts have re­ salesmen Impressed upon the.MurThat hundred thausaml dollar turned to their original areas in the last 15 months and
rlsons tha idea that in all proba­
tvldend wilt arrive qust In time
&gt;r the "Du your Christmas shop­ now chuso little damage. Th e method o f fighting the rata bility only ten or a dozen firms
Is to use poison bull. This, we are told, w ill also kill the could be brought into tha plan,
ping early campaign.’’
hawks and owls, the fur-bearing animals such as skunks, and upon this lasts a contract was
— ■- ■o--------- slgm d selling (he house each
We don't understand what these bobcats, mink, otter, racoons, squirrels, etc.".
■nstnployed are kicking about—
‘ Th era i f a substantial support among naturalists fo r Tuesday night for a sum total of
Ending something to do them# day* the view that wild life flourishes most in areas inhabited »V0 or lib per free show —not
•bout aa big a Job aa anybody by birds o f prey, snakes and predatory animals many have enough to pay for film rental, exprese, electricity and necessary
•tild want.
been taught to abhor. The hawks, owls aqd non-polsonous expense. But, the ealesmcn polntsnakes kill a few o f our favorite gsme bints, but they do al out, the theatre would gain In
addition to that &lt;15 par night, tha
".Vine tlme'hus'l^tVmanagsr'ofj k'e*p down the supply o f rodenU and many other pests.

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Florida Game Menaced *

Sanford Herald, sine, leaving
" i f the biological survey cannot exterminate the cotton
h*» been residing in KWalm-irats that Invade farm lands without killing o ff our treas• here ho publishes th* Us- ured forma o f wild life, how much wiser a re the experts
ette, ana of the heel weekly from Washington than the birds o f pruyintheF.verglndes?"
IWipapvr* In the stair.
“ A t least the natural ( i f somewhat Indiscriminate)
unsmlcs of pests are not maintained at an expense to the
ha City uf fit. Petersburg will
id fifty thousand dollar* dur- taxpayers."
r,

tha coming year advertlalng
advantages of that city aa a
rial resort HI. Peleraburg goe&lt;
the business, and gets II.
l Georgia an eighteen year old
w ot la prison far three
t bee■use he had 'no visible
1 support." After eerving
■ month working on the
he wss shot ta death aa ha
|. th escape, tha guard*

i Mm *aJd.

var :

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•oath lathing gantry,
n at geld brick artiste,
n little early
Ppotibly hard timaa la
have, aant them Booth
think tha picking will
Anywny a few
Clermont tha
it ovar a fast
rs L S L - fa a Clermont,
reproduced In Otlle f thla -page
u .g io jr

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Relief for tha Florida Cttrua
Grower* Is sought by a dalagntfa*
that arrived |n Washington yester­
day and presented Flartda's claims
la tha war finance corporation.
Tha delegation Included Dr. J.
II, Ross, or Winter Haven, presi­
dent of I ha f lortda Cltrua Exhcange, Mr. Walker, af Bartow,
and Mr. Staanrt. of Tampa.
Mre. C. W. Shlnholaer enterload at a dinner party Satur­
day evening In
her
granddaughter, Mice Clifford Shin,
hobar, whose birthday anniver­
sary R wse. Mre. flktnhoJsar was
assisted In entertaining the g « a U
hp Mr*. A. M. PhUllpe, Tha guests
w ent Mkaae Lena Balia Hagan,
OaitoiU Bather.-Mary Elisabeth
. . tCtaJia' Walker and ' Vlrgta
Hnaao.
,'c i vvur
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■' **!$■ r0U »*' Newman.eeUrtalaed

eompllmeat to

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yesterday afternoon at her home
on Fourth Street at a vary en­
joyable party given In honor of
tho third birthday analvaraary of
little Mis* Carolina Hill, the
dalaty young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C, HUL The young guest*
enjoying thla pleasant affair ware:
Katherine Thigpen, Ralph Tatar,
Francis RoomUlat, Carlyle Haasholder, Adelaida and Peter Hig­
gins, Frederick Dai gee, Frederick
William., R. E. Griffin. R. Z.
and Kstherlna Johnson, L P. MiCuller, Ktile and Jeeao Freeman,
Unwell Wallace and Pnttya (VCon.
nor.
The Interstate Ceremeres Comminion today announc'd uat*Uv« plaits for tha*ceOMltdatlea
* f a|I the major raDrooie df the
t « syefem. and

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called on the project in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilpbect Walluur
day which they recently built on
Laurel AvenueThe country home ef Vance
Douglass oo Golden U k e south
of-the city, burned ta tha ground
last night being: a total lone. Mr.
and Mrs. Douginas had Just fin­
ished many Improvement* an the
home and It was one af tha moat
comfortable and convenient sub­
urban horare In ,$ha section.
Mrs. Hal Wight wax the gnscloos hostess yarlatday afternoon
at a bridgy
brii
parti al tor' bums
W M Avenue,
. . __la rornpUmen. Is
Mrs. S. D. Leiarus, ef •aotkiyit,
N. T. Invited to meat tha honoree
^ at Moedemas AyWtta Fitts,
rge DeCottas, Archie Betts, B.
M. Lloyd W. B. Watson, Ralph
Wight, La Verne Hurt, B. L Per­
kins. Misses liable Bowler, Mell
W Miner sad Adelaide Higgins.
A , petition - signed by 30,000
persona ashing . lo w exa-attva
cle money far 81 negro members
e f the' 14U l a l R a ^ fe'LM vtn-j
worth prison aa a raaoJt of rioting
IS-HouaUa.

Harding

sale ef tickets at the box office
to those who did not havt (raw tick­
ets.
With the mntrart signed, the
high pressure started. And with
the result that 25 firms "bit" on
tha plan at a price of $12 each.
The salesmen ralkd on tha Press
and contracted for a page ad, for
which we secured our full rate,
anj together with tbc printing
necessary, we were paM $42. They
then paid tha theatre the contracted $00. making a total of $132 eipenee to the salesmen, who then
left town with the difference betwren that turn and $-100, a cool
profit of $10R for three or four
days work. The fact that they had
Issued 7000 tickets for free show*
to run six nights In a Muse which
held 250 people did not
worry
them In tha least, and the phjakal
Impossibility of entertaining an
average of 1100 people per night
was left as a problem in which
they had no interest.
An,j neither were they worried j
over the fact that so many tlrketa!
had been Issued that the theatre!
receiv'd less than $1 In h* * office
sales on free nights, which they
had glowingly painted tn bring at
least as much more as thr meagre
fl&amp; they had allowed on the free
plan.
Tbs- Press has gone tn some
lenglh in esplaming this plsn for
two reasons:
First, that ths penpts rf this
foundation of the free movie
section may know rsactly the
Idas and the reason why it has
been necessary to ' rhsng* the
proposition to one which will not
bankrupt the theatre;
And Second, as a warning to
business men nf this ■rctlim to b«
constantly alert for the advert)*
ing slicker, who will he In oui
mi 1*1 f»r th* next eix months
with ghttenng ideas that will Invurtably he found to be tlnasl
when nut into operation.
Without conceit, th* puhllther
rrf the Pr s* would ask (he busi­
ness men, when some plan of this
sort is offered by an outsider, to
step to the telephone and call us
into consultation. We’ll venture
that ten minutes talk with any
of thrs* high-pressure gentlemen
will reveal the graft in their
plans, and if business men wilt
either reject their idea* flatly, or
give this writer a chance to ana­
lyse their plans, w* ran b* the
meant of saving many hundred*
of dollars rach year, averting un­
pleasant situations, such as haw
arisen in the free movie Idea, and
keep Intsiness administration
of
this community upon a generally
sound basis.
It is a wall known fact that *uptr-saltsmen can call on business
msn who refuse legitimate news­
paper advertising, at, its Inw rate
ami rrrlainty of results, to take
novelty advertising in telephone
directories, restaurant menus and
advertising programs, at from $2
to $10 psr shot. And if the busi­
ness man of Clermont will unite
in refusing to bite upon the ideas,
they will find au average of from
$25 to $50 In their check stub* at
tha end of the year.
Revolting again to the free
movie'mix-up, we believe that tho
peopla of this section will he fairminded enough to •&lt;* that the the­
atre anj tbv buelneea men were
I m p o s e d upon.
outrageously
gypped as far as a practical ad­
vertising idea is concerned, and
that the necesery change of operalion it one which will be accepted
generally with good eplrit and
good sportsmanship.
And. ax wa have stated above, if
th* business men of this section
have learned their leeeon this
early In th« winter eeason, th*n
it'w ill have been a good thing,
■ftar all.
An,| a* • parting thought, pic­
ture if you will, tho greatly added
benefit If th* $.700 whlrh wa*
thrown away on tha frav movie*
had been applied to financing Sat­
urday night band concerts, which
have had tn cease for lack of suf­
ficient funds to maka their malaienieace possible.

ANNOUNCEMENT
W e are happy to announce to the public the farm atioa
and

o f the S E M IN O LE

COUNTY

T IT L E

First Street, in Hanfuril. Florida. We will be prepared os of
October 1. 1931 to place title insurance and to prepare
abstract.* of title.

The executive management o f the Company will be
in thr hands o f L. Hawkins Connelly who ho.* been prom­
inently identified with the real relate and insurance busi­
ness I)f Sanford for thr |&gt;a*t Irn y e a n and needs no in­
troduction to the people of this community. Mrs- Esther
W. Rive will serve as secretary anil abstracter o f tha
company. In securing the services o f Mrs. Rive we feel
that we arc particularly
perience in this work

fortunate a* her years o f ex­

have earned for her an enviabto

reputation.

W e shall appreciate any husiness that vou may aaa
fit to give us. or lo send lo us. and we shall at ail lltuee
endeavor to render satisfactory service.

R. tt. W IGHT.
PtoaUant.

O FFIC ERS

DIRECTORS

President —R. II Wight

R. B. Wight
J II 11 Stryker
L llawkins Coanelly
Fred R. WlUaa. I.u*.
G W 5p*K *i. Ls&gt;t

Vice President —J. B. B- Striker
Tree-uter— 1. Ilaakiw* Connelly
Secretary—E. W

Kiv*

Aa ye ADVERTISE, no aboil ye
Thin buaineea axiom m mare tnae M a y
than in any ti me of prosperity. DospRe
cries of lament* from amity sources, acme
buaineea concerns ore incremain* Uteir reve­
nue while othege aland by a
The answer ran usually be found in the aun
and mafic word, AD\

As Ye

negroes, headed by Jams* John­
son, secretary of the Nation ■I
Association for tha Advancement
moved into tlietr new home yesterof the Colored People.

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ADVERTISE - -

The large warahouae recently
completed at tha paper mill, to
ha ueed In coejuactleei with the
main building af tha plant for
■taring products e f the mill, is
now In use. Tha Urge warehouse
le practically finished, and will he
leady far ecrupeoey at an early
date. Othoy products than cotton
will be stored la thJ* large buildIpf-— $t. Andrew* Boy News.

A-Rochester. New•York coffee ohof
hoe UkortOLaed its buniacen 35 peccant In
the poet 12 months and Ua owner any*: H
* u our newspaper whrertininc that d U J L
We ham confined all oar udraitirt^ tn- -*
the newspapers and we have coma tn
conclusion Uut we limply cannot get
without u tac thMo. W eTirn
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W. H. Nablea will begin Imme­
diately tha eanatroetiea af a mod­
ern nod attractive rax1deuce
the lot adj&amp;inlag tha Klka Club to
Ua west Mr. Cecil Rkypa hat
baas awarded the contract wki ‘
emhroeaa all q i h r i i i n af t
Ideal home. LoFayatta I tract la
among Ua meat attractive raetdaaI otototo to Florida, and
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_______ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER K . IM1

Major Doolittle'
Sets Speed Mark

Anti-Prohibitionists
'Pledge That B i l l To
- Repeal Liquor Act
Wyl Be Introduced

raft 51 I. n it a; 9:33 o'clock
this morning landed mV the
Im'ianapoliv municipal at: pert
at 10:2T e’d o A roeerin* lira
240 nflle* in 32 minute*. The
tran.-continrnUl record holder
rama here for th* dedication of
th# airpor . Th# record be­
tween the two citie* wa* nn»
hour and |0 minute* frr ! * '
mil • f I jr i n r eeubliched b&gt;
Captain Fr;nk llawk* In In*
weatward flight.

HKRETS A R M rS L A T E EST ^MYSTERY PLANE"

Starving Chinese

Head Of America Tel.
And Tel. Re-Affirms
His Stand On Keep­
ing Existing Scale

CLEARS UP LONG

Vf \
} WASHINGTON. 8«pt. 26
.)—Hit thrusting forg
&amp; r 'r * prohibition a/
oversig] Uaua has been

lion., irra provident of th* AmortTh* &lt;iant Fort I'i-victored
.an Telephone ami Telegraph tho th th* t*.t Might* at* *tn
company y**Urdat r*-aftiriurd hi* •unJentoo.1 « at the plan* imrfu
position
that
imh try
should
•trie* tn maintain grid ing |&gt;ajr
It vela.
Walt*, Gifford. no# vervtng anational relief director. reiterated

td for tha nest Cotv
:JProm the welter ol
Ion t r a i l i n g
the
•Aaiariean LegioaV demand
f o r t referen d u m on the Uq
twr question
&lt;
Kruse tod a y r
by th* anU-prohihltloalatr
it a bill far repeal of th* Vol
ad Act will b* latrodocwi tnor
•r OMgraaa court no*. It cam&lt;
■ KtpraaeaUtlve Britton. II

vmmmurr cmvppard. TfXlt, fn-a«|
t W ef tb# Bightaenth Amend
mast, aspect* to raaarrvct hi. bill
making th* purrhaaer o f llquo.
«qM l)r gsllty With the .ell r an.
q sn fy ta g the Vol*t*ad An
fraltlku liquor making In th*
.A t Omaha th* veteran Texa
jrchlhitloalit predicted the l.r
f W a action will hate .light ef

&gt;d

Rapraaaatativ* Rrlttm • a I *
tW l*gkm'» vote .ounded th:
‘YhiObkirafP to tha pinhtbllion
Isw*. H* a.-Uej If tha »*r*L- or
ghnlxallon and. the American Fed
«fa|Da
Laaor would u*e "th.lr
fremrndoun
perrjaalv*
power"
l U f Could bring about tap al ol
tfc^Vabtend law during th* next
akaaics af Congrva*.
'r i* a * th* other aUu of the
(kpilpl. Senator Glenn, another
ip isa !* BepuUlcan. aold ho waa
l M s V . h v U . f b e raauhmlaalos *f

on a W e I- '-eiag 'evlevl t j lira «rmy at Imvvn. vthu*
end lli&gt; p
i« generally caCvJ the
-lirv"
jn.l i.l '--m l- ami t»a&gt; a tn iiu a.' i*,tn&gt;« of T.’wi -ml*.

COLLINGS* WIDOW
TELLS HER STORY
OF STRANGE CASE ,r.

tnlph (ipnfip, e’lifT brother of
g-imlnl«tr»tJo«i ha* no ml
'ScorfocN* AP* anil a public cnrnajr t»®a of reviving the war-li
n hi* nan right, yesterday war ret»cll ef national defen.ra
refuted a rehearing of hi* income j rule Industry in th* prevent .
tax eea-ion rat* by the United comic deprmaiun
itate* di.txiet court of appeal*.
The American' legion rone
Capone •entenred in the feder, t Detroit urged th.c ,
a! dlvtriet c u r t to .ere. three * , piopo.ed hy llr a .r d Cof
rear. In Leavenworth and (Irrad i furnrar member of the c„u„
tlO.000. now ha. but one recourse j Prerident lloo.cr fr*U h ..„,,
left in hi* effort to **&lt;apc ru n -j U . Gifford orgamtati- n i,
i.hment A writ of .uper.tdaa. ah!* to coordinate relief actvu
rrom th* .uprom* court would per without reporting t„
mil him to rrtain his frvuiom un- mcRsurea.
til tho high court could act on hi*
Th* p&gt;r*id*nt n not af
ca»*. lie ha* prevlo;»ly heard the opinion the country will reach
court of appeal* uphold kL cun- ntuation experienced *t the t,
victlon.
the council «a * created. II* f*
Th. r*fu*al of the di.tr it t cou rt, a lion, not advice. *. n**d* | ,
of appeal* to grant a rehearing 11. teing provided by th* (Jiff,
to th* brothar of "Scafar* A P I organisation,
brought grief not alone to th* j Meanwhile, th. chairman of
Capon* family. Tw% other* w h o* (Republican
national con,„„t
name* are Included In the 11,t of j
f(lrth. r rmW(Kr
(he
public enemle* had entered plea cill.f that wag* roJuMmn. .till «,
*?*"". *“ •*»•»*• l-bjaatlnsabl* to th* adminiit
uualifM by tk« point, rained hy I
(Ccatlnued on Fag* s l u
th* aldor Capon* In hi* a p p e u l . ________________ ‘
They were Terry Draggma am i1—
_
*

'L°nd°n Exchank

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Vtivity ~a Ora part o f 'ra»,*rU&gt; poll' * dewort *en», endue MW
Wedachip »• t 'h t l K&gt;&gt;. O. tHih
ham*, ilunag ta# i v : .««*e«a

SHARON CALLS ON
LOCAL PEOPLE TO day* rw» Itm* m Wra ar-—u
: ATTEND CHURCH

r ti

four wegrouv a/U-rwarvb-

•r a im iid

!*alc Young Woman Is
On Witness S t a n d
For Over Two Hours

Says (.old And Luxury
Have WorkedfTulK*advantuge Of Raw

with tN

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ilr*.Uy

&gt;lran » m et.

"**' aetirie* f»~™ at u-sa-t -*•*•*

Staley. VK.lira*
IKv U mkx tna* x»l.k and luv ry.
X»0n~&gt;».
a« I *a-e ‘ a..- never "ui • a tlud- breaking and
like character «» . *, ,oI«
rv*m- «

JFK&gt;r V f| T l. Sept J«,
f h.P.)— M l» lennara A d w l i
Mnttarl. .lir a , who h j IrrkeJ
her-elf in her land In da apart
■ ert and • ■ nc-J dcteetlvew th i
they »«uid net be adaalited
withe «t a erarch ■■ rant be
ram*
t o d a y an imparrtnl
figure in lb* lavr-tigallan d
the ( nllmev' murder aay.cery
Autbnritie* wanted to q * n t .«
h« on a report vke knew ton
Jrr»e&gt; I it. mm oho k j » * ..
live tn kill llmjamin ( nllin#.

(Jains Recorded Dur­
ing Day Range From
One To Six Dollars

Bslpb

&gt; p J W k M a t a x d t - Cahgreaa deI S to M tttvrautabl as th . l.gUn t
Tft*. hert aoara *r them mid pri
- ‘WSMly It Weald ham a tremendou*
fpdMtks) affaet Among thorn who
,mao Id not comment waa Senator
Wataon, RapuhUcan k a lr r c f the
a
(Continued on Bag* Two|

Capon# was fonel-ted A c t s PrOIH D 1 1 V 1
Apr. **, ISM. o f m H afrm t U i h o / ?
V
1
AW as I t t L which gotemm eol L U T 'D S p e c U
t l f)
wltaaaaoa *hewed to have bens'at '
'
le*«t * 1371,000 between llr.M nnJ
,y , VIvnv, J
„
Ik29. That amount, th. govern- j , ‘ON,&gt;°N - 8*P« M -I.V.IM
ment contended, had been deptuil-)Th* l«ssdos £ W k Fa-bang* tn
*d by Capon* In toven different ! 'haatic artion yr.tarday to c
bank* under flctitloai name*. Be-1 *|mculatl*# trading uhich he.

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w.lb*. nut
rurat S tm t; ^|n.
Iticharvi Tvnhvck. tfvid WartnngUi Uu**«&gt;. Sht SI.
Iblh Street, .m i ttr Bretftemem
Three ef the negreje-. Stmws*
i'urry and Jukmem -a«e beef* u*.
ceelly centime:ted with th# i-M*«c
which have cn tu ra l in *#*‘h
•&lt;f the foregoing nreidowvwe wnd
held rwepon*ihkr fur the •*-&gt;
liclw* repurtwd ouc-ung.
U nearly c e r e — uon of &gt;fw i
vit, roOhwne, ha&lt;e hewa regvMtwb
Tt&gt;e Motive coadiwtwd a UWreugV
mveetuatiun ta r a t incidwak ami
ate raid l» have chan Utah — y
c e l tu the u m t ef ethae*. U&gt;
two -lu." the police bane edtrar
■utei viewed or a r m lad 2tf pee
“ •a* ea -oohecy hargm

All principal* uf achral* In
. CrMnola County hare tewn aant
lot (via hy Sayailatendtnt af fn b' Uf Ihatniction T. W. Lawton In“ ^S-’ TSCtlfg than* U mak* a careful
inquiry o f # w y pupil coming
,tx m .nth«r aUU* tn aaeortain
bath tv ha
he baa been to * **rtloa
• whathtr
ftb n rountry where lafaaUl*
ddtyala aajata, and to.rxclad* any
b n .k f* * .♦ » '!( * • WMk., rtquirC a phyakton'a caiUflcat* for
ifi Ueton nt tbs and o f lira two
(M *1 yorfoil TVIa appliaa to an« s M from lb* firat day af

Writs Are Served w * * «
To Get Payment On i T ? d? ,G r* w er*

Alton Urn* wsa ab o railed to th.
!(« • * ■ ant, after tha flr*t raaak
totra. of.tha rwonty regain
"WBdhrytrd toat ytur which are
NXUdrvn from ether atate* ap-

Mrs. Owen pays Visit To Sanford
Oil Truck Drives Dies
In Crossing Accident
OCA! A , 8#r*- M . - ( A . r . ) JuUtu J. Clrmon*. 40. Ocala nil
truck driver, waa k ill*! hero yeat^ rta , in ■a grad* craaaing a K |.

■rat

An Atlantia Canal Una .witch
tagto# .truck tho truck a . Clan*,
on* attempted to now* the rail,
n s d on tha Dial, highway. Tha
traa c a n w an drrailed. TratoM a t r J. J. Mar*hall and Cara
• r t c r A. L. Perry, rldlag as the
n*nt •# tW M|ia», oorrowiy •*• • M - B^ lfc l l r » » «fk U f Kurt.
Clamon* I* aurvlvod hy hi* widtwo taull rhildrvn, hi* math•r. Mr*, raanl* Clamana.of Sanrrj
[*nr hrother*. Hasty af Orala.
Saab ant Yancv *f Bparr. mm*
Hsnsam mt CUra, and tbraa aka-

VtKST HALM Itf. At II. S#pt*
-*■ -Twe alter native write ef
Ml.hi
wawUuiii or Wring 0*4. ctl&gt; u •t VH *
h vy a tax fur all p*.«t mi# prumt ' ,u|'f 1
1*1 *ud ihtal.it - 1 it, « . „ „ r h »o * ii
*» at 1-iulJLn^ attmhrag a m ' ,l,t “
anrar ^ r to the r if, rbm, S u S .
ter. uerw fB.tevi un -• ;, .k fWixkv the
•rarasUjr-(^toratog th.,r u u u . v ' U u&gt;oi
hy the .tote %upe- at* m irt.
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T V . . * ri&gt;* &gt; ” * uhtntomt hy o ura am
commit Ice uf K-dWr* e f tnipnv...
orant bouihv. t i t ,
.ffmmto
they rapret then, to to MtorasJ 7JJT*.
•might

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geaawal .

ru'uetg hp rail hu*.
nr* teimt * &lt; 4 inu
•hipmout hy vote*
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Ofdrred both fighter* to root fSOOO U to aaasute' that the satire
appearance forfeit* hr
today world must arm to bring ■ crim­
•eon, and (a r c C o n o r s p»rml»- inal nation to tenrm."
.
'
aion to mart »o*ao “ saitahta" op­
Dwelling an the eried of war,
ponent
at
Ehbots
field
Oct.
1.
**
By JOIIS THOMAS CL'LLUM.
While Jimmy Johnston. the Mrs. Owen spoke of experience*
The Sanford gtrla team Jourpromoter, ctarted negotiation* with In ' government hospitals.
l e d B e s t neyed to Orlando last eight and1T o m m y L o n g h r a n M a y
Loaghran aa Camera’* opponent
“ While we STe lacllned now to
r a r Q a a n engaged the Blackwood Cleanraa
T a c k l e B o s t o n G o b 1 on O ct 1, Sharker talk ad to newt- speak casually of the millions of
, ™ . , girls tram, the Sanford
team
■ip*r*rmen and Indicated he would men kitleJ In the war. there figO n
1st O f O cto b e r
O n ! r l e l d ccmlng out on th* long ead o f a
not he ready to ll(h l on the 12th
urea are not mere numbers, bat
.
19 to M score la a nin. lasing afo f October, either.
By HOWARD J. N H L
led tesm He- fc » r that was any.ns's game ansu many actual men, after one
lie answered a flat “no” to
TVInter Path til the last eat waa mad*,
NEW YORK. Sept. 21— &lt;A.P.) the direct question: “ Do pda think baa spent a day In agoeermneat
t a 1 1 2 in th*
Ethel Gate* pitch*,| fee Sanford, — Prims Centers, and Jack Shar­
hospital and has seen wounded
' diamond tall yielding 13 kite for a total o f ]• key now ere scheduled to hot 18 y ooll fight Camera Oft. 12?" ret* ran* waging a fettle betUe
I-oughrsn
sell
he
wae
willing
teen in San- runs. Mias Johnnon was la tb* baa rounds |n Ehbeta field tb* algkt
against death.
for the Ot lando tram and gar* up of Oct. 12. But what with th* and seen H p r to swap punches
“There b a solution Is the
with
the
Italian,
who
would
out­
- Sanford and H hits.
hemming sad hawing going th* weigh him almost 100 poonda. problem e f war,
bat - without
Winter Park
The San for i girl* team forged rounds today, th* only thing th*
Tommy’s boxing skill In th* peat prayer l hers is do hop* of solu­
in the bos, into th* l ad right array, which falthfa' ran be certain about it
tion,” th* said.
wild atlimes they held until th* fifth Inning, that Ort. 12 wlB be Calembua year has overcome such giant* aa
The c i t y
auditor! am w a s
Max
Beer,
Ernie
Sehaaf,
and
Vteif free pi ties |the score at that time being 4 to I day. Tommy laugh ran may tackle
crowded to rapacity with th*
|
torio
Cam
polo,
who
Is
ewtn
taller
rned down In In faror of Sanford. In the fifth Camera In Ebtots field Ort 1, or
Icrowds
overflowing
to
th*
rented the hit Inning the Orlando girl* pet orer later. If a substitution lq_ decided. (than Camera but scarcely aa mas. (•orehe* of th* building.
•
air*.
Jot
Smith.
Lnughran's
manan th* runs, four counter* to go Into !h* lead
After set era I lays of eohrpUInt,
14 and Orer- &amp; to A In th* sllth inning tb* San-1 Jack Sherkry appeared hef.tw fear •ger, said articles for p 13-roond
feni giris put orer two ti again Idoctors at th* New York state match would be signed today.
• able lo pul asoumv the lead, U
In Ik* s*r-l athletic
rommltslon
yesterday
itlw ofrsm ea ; enth inning both team*
scored with rn injured left finger and
T O -N IG H T
Park r»me right rena each. In th* Slh Inning rejected the original date, O ct 1.
of Ih* third Orlando put over an* more count-1I-con See, manager of Camera,
half nf Ih* e f tying up the game 14 all. Ilow-I vehemently opposed the poetpeser for Sanford, t o r, in th* ttlh Inning the San- *mtnt.
J lake: We a- fo r j girl* staged anoth&lt; r rally and
rifle* fly in fire rum rroared the plat* before! The phj-trlani found, how*err,
LAKE WORTH, Fla., Sept. 23.
Bender; Raw lb* side r ull bo letired, and ai| there wss s swelling at tbs baas
I. incidentally the Orlamlo girls were able to pull of Ih* lltll* fingsr un Sharkey’ s — Prayer a* a means of bringing
f th« game, cr*r only two runs In th&lt;lr half; left hsnd snd that a few days nations to a realisation of tho
ie fourth ion- of the Uth, th* game war San- rest wouli r*pair the digit After futility of war was advocated by I
Congressman Ruth Bryan Owon
ford's with a margin of three
at th* conclusion nf a 30-vnlnut*
run*.
talk before th* Lake Worth
Th* Sanford team was rompooed Men’s llihl* class recently.
principally of I’ iggly-Wlggly play-1
“ Aftsr great wars are waged,"
ers. unly two of the Scmlndt
Laundry girls team being in (he Congressman Owen said, “diplo­
gases from the start — Ethsl mats of the nation* assemble and
jnototf (Jtau*
Gates and Margaret Wright. later frit!* their difficulties. Do** It
SaUi* Rabun replaced Catharine not seem that this same method
Score by Innings
K
of settlement could be arranged
Johnson In center field.
Winter Park ton 100 IOO :
Sanford
(M3 000 001
This mak
&amp; vl.lories cut of before th* battle* are fought? A I
police
force deals
Umpires: Spencer, Smith.
sis starts for Sanford over Or­ community
with criminals and It b Just as |
CSncmiS
lando.
dee t h i s rapturous
i logical to assume that th* entire;
•lacy af sacirllliat
bv*--actually filmed
to a Pacific para-

Victors Last Night
Over Orlaridoans

fjw OXFORD, * M b s, Sept a . —
lA J .V -O W M bs will spring a
kerfs be. it b cither earning out
frith n whirlwind football machine
« » it wiU 4* a flip Hep.
r Th* sty b nf teaching that b go­
ing an behind tb* wall of tb*
M l d s n her* does not cell for
1 kalr way menaum. It b win or
i t With Catches Ed Walker and
“Chuck- Small ag « ho feel lb*
. t l l r s n l l y ef Mississippi hat bad
' Its f* ilbsll flag furled beg

PRIMO CARNERA

A fter M eals, a Pinch
of B lack-D ran g til
F o r Indigestion

BLACKDRAUGHT

sad **sl tale tb* Htf
t.mtrsr, A. U, »«&gt; .
laftALj

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Ruth Bryan Owen
Sees Prayer As Aid
To Prevent Wars

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bare never been in tb* frost line
Wagchsn o f foot! all, can absorb
their conches’ teles they will win
' rows* games they are flgoped to
• . lien. If they ran settle dawn
t ' ^#1 tarsi* y they may give Tuba* a
?**“ * hnltW.
A Am erwn dosm biter men' from
..
IBM are missing, tearing Walker
Iy
* squad compelled largely af
Sothem sen and Juniors t* wade
.1
11 rough a tough • gam* schedule
Which Includes TuUnc, Abtam a
t
*nd Tennessee la a row starting
&gt;’
Katarday. They may nut win, but
1
the Mbaistlpptsns aren't dodging
1 '
big team*.
1.
' Three salsa!ag end veterans, in
l
ttodlag CspC lH,k IW iles, .re
/
hard In replace. Brt-ter. a halfhark letter man of 1930, has Wen
\
Shifted ta an* ftqpk and Sways*.
1.
1T9-pound WUerman, will kaadlr
B ’ the other.
' ;I Bawl**, tilt.pound esprrienred
jjpbyer and Bills*, a so| born jre.
.
Will karate the r&lt;r*t string tacklr
•naignmrnt*. Another junto* *n*l
I*
sop be more. Trapp and Brill, both
|
Weighing around lit , will play
{
guard. Pet* Kuly
Ch*rU&gt;
■*TTell. I'jU-pound soph mure, are

CLQttra

SATURDAY

'

I FRIENDLY

RANKDRII
llcndwr. Is
lake, 3b
TkUia. i f
Wi aerr, r fJ k
Rxiraon, p

What Hilt country
ntodod was a good

T h e

Five Cent
Nickel

.

P ic c a d illy '
. . a medium scy.ar* lord
oxford for busmens or ilreta,
Black ra Un Vllh rubber

HOUSE A Lot at Citrus Heights
for sal* cheap or will trad* foi
what har* you? Apply 1218 W
(Ith. St.
Briggt, Jeweler, Mjtg. A W .
G a Tii bicycle A sewing machine
f. r hen.*— also Russel Cabinet CHIROPRACTIC ADDS Bfa to
phonograph for pump gun. Reply
E. McDcugalt, Floral Hsigk
lake Mary C-O Herald.
Sanford Av* , phone f«L M .

Registration Notice

I HOTEL

FOR SALK: 1931 Fafd A
Just like M W . 84^8.00.
Motor Company. Phan* IT.

?.£ ""CtM *- VtrilBla. as Travis*.

CoMplaiiUhoia.

r a n r U M ig g

Th# G r o a l A T L A N T IC A P A C IF IC T t o C o .

Men's Shop”

B E N N Y

L A N E V 8 D *U
9. LAMSON
RrglstrsUon Officer, . atrip*-van, aM
service.FRO

!■ C. C1ATKU e7a*n -------- UA-.-KH
bis Wir*. whose Christian MSI, n
anknown snd miirrMtiAWrniiK
HgcviitTir.n cnJOi-rttUTMjJc. e
rorpoisilon. Dsfss-Unts.

B. L. PERKINS
Sanfurd'e Only Exclutira

LOST: One b
ter. On* y*i
Please phon* t
man.

r.

fUUng th# nawd. It usad to
_
coit so much to gal food from wham It wos rolsnd to
wham It wos naton Htol tho bast port o f array nickel
went— not to pay for Ih* fo o d — but to pay mony
profits and mony fionddng charges on tho way.
W o don't buy our food from somebody, who bought
It from somebody, who bought It from somebody also
— and *9 forth — with a profit added e o d i time It
changes hands. W o go for food direct to tho moo
who produce it, end wo toll H to you at a single profit.
And so you gat the bast food in on A &amp; P store at ■

WUthr AAAA tu KEEK

Itlask t
* * m in

SWAP
COLUMN

-ity

Friendly Five nhors ere
Luilt from the finest of
'rethrrs snd arr designed fur
all ages.

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»rm

The Regbt ration Book’s of the
City of Sanford. FlorUa. will
open for tb* purpose of register­
ing for tho Municipal Primary
Election to be held on November
3rd, 1931, on Monday, September
2!*t, 1931, and will remain open
each day except Sundays and
holiday*, up to and including
Saturday, October 24th, 1931.
At th* City Hall.

F IV E ^

afield prospects arv
iraging. la Jack Burn
oo* to left sh u t who fumble I the
•f the fastest kalfhaek* In the
I*
ball TiUts croe'ing the piste for
enwatry. Casper b snot tor first the
-_ j winning nm.
peer varsity ha libra k wht looked
IU s w s limited :b* Winter Park
fond in th* Opening II lo 9 orer tram lu two hits. On th* other
western Kentucky b it Saturday. hand Urerstrevl told Sanford to
. Capt. Neal bigger* aba plays four hi s. Reason scrutiny two
halfback. Casper msy sham th* »( these. ■ ils ilk ami a triple.
quarterbacking job with Raw, a • Tonight take listen, which
Vetsran who can past and pant w r-te d th* city ihampionship
tfaynre. While, Sines*. Burk* and (iom t b Walts tram in Ib U n il
Baiytto arw other brake *f ability.
last week, will play tor*. Tto
Tim ertodaW: Scpi. M, Twisne
rant* b sctoduUd fur 1 SU, and
•t New Orlen.1*: Ort. 3, A U besee this tk miM prove another mighty
St Turastoosa; Ort. 10, Tennessee
intnratiag game. The writer
•t Knoxville; Ort. 17, *pm ; Ort.
a n ’ trstand* th* lake Helen teem
14, ioulSwralrr* at Mrmpki-;
plays base ball Li tto day time
Oct! It, Mx.yurttr at Mllwaakre; and die mural ball night.
Nsv. 7. S*wan*e it Osrord; Nov.
WINTER PARK
ab r k
14, U a itiu a State at Jraksua:
Sloe*, lb
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3 U 0
N f*. 29. Mississippi A I I I , si I U. Overstreet, p
2 0 0
Ox lord.
Ward, c ________
1 l I
J Mock. 3b
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2 1 0
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t o o
Coward, i f
.
2 0 0
; Hobby, If
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2 0 0
l-iadci. If
w.
I O 0

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sontuaus.

It appeerte* hr eftMevn an
Psndrd to Ih* hill lu tbs abor i
■laird CSIMSS Ibst H, C (lATgO an,
• - OATKk..[i* w l t i " b a 2
STbrlelUii name I* ankaowa. Ike J*
friMtekle Ibrrsla named, am ran
rseMeats « f iu. grain at riertu
end are rrnldral* of a Slat* nib.i
JUa (be Slat* ef rterida, thell
tsrldear* as partlaulsrtg aa Is
hsnwn totng SU Went Welker
Arsnun, Cnllser Perk, HalUa Conn.
IT, (Irergta; that said gefsedaai*
«W reck of ikrm are ever Ike kgs
!* u therefor*
n n n m illi that said sou.rrsidsnl
w - •••• **«V fr* hereby
rmalred tn appear to the bill el
eemulalnl
ra said seas* aa et
,'ke Itth Hey of OrlaPer. A.
" ‘ “• 't k lli will be raken aa ran.
f'*— t hr said dsfsndseta
II la tartker pttUKJRKli that IhU
order be published Sees a week far
“ I
week* la (he Oea,
fsrd Herald, a newspaper published
la eald Cmsaiy snd ni.tr
. £ iSJ f ^ NI&gt; OIUtlllUjD IP. Pea.

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Ni sei* C oaecco C*. ‘ J. K.
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FOR SALE) Cgltry, c
Chickary plants, r*idy
1 weak. R. U. Hoick to

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S IH ID A T

With thr a«4i&lt;linct of
Mi**
iU*«^rttt*rt r » » !« r . and Mi**
Hiphnr
fakath,
*ollai.
Mr*.
Frtncr* A.
Hickson
p Menlnl
Mi** Minnie Emma Strange in a
pimrm irvttal
last night at
I o'clock at Mr*
IlKk'un N Home.
, 1119 M vr* l«* Avrnuc
Thf* rn*»iri* »hrrt* a larjr»’ ntm*s i ;m i a y
i l i nf f i if n&lt;j* [&gt;f Mi*» Stranu**
TFf Senior 4T»n*tiam Frnleavir w eir ^ alhn ed were He-1' *r»te«l f«»r
Sreiely of the Firit Prr hj ter lan | t i c nrr’i'.icei with m*es pink vine
Llhiirrb will hold it* repf lai n&gt;ert ■ i and fit her Kai'tcn flon* * At the
in f at the church at 7 %•'« nek] coneliiNmn nf lh«- mu* n il nuniter
_ ??
*
' »ith Ml** Martha Ann May lead " ielrp*hf»irnt* mere served t»» the
* •*
Grt*ru' , imp
j XS Ei»e*t* in alii ndarn r
'
The | iin f;im u t presented a*
i t H ty. arc: Mr. j
MOMMY
J i»tlo »*
R . CuuuH|, Mir.
T V Sun beam Band of ih» f irwt i
I ’*1hi nee of the lt«»-rlnid-, '
lj. Mrs.ftiptitt Church will mcMi
l «t ,1 Til jheat*. Mtnnit Kmma Straivfe
L MmnnY.
wVknrk it the church,
j 2 Readinif, Nancy Ro**e trr
Vara aa-i

TV

r U ) m 4ltih, nnnfM^ii of
^
YVrtrT 4 r j . fx p 1
®f t V Junior 4’ hn*ti»n
] Kndnv&lt;x and t V Junior ImpartR"Ht d thr Kir*t Prp’Shfiriiifi
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id f r t * p a n * *» " Ur w w!ln« •* 9 ^ «&gt; W k t the
t
^ ^ nhr r " » ^ttOW ron* " f t V church,

Mr* C J.

Thepn|er hand of the

iSr-diy

1“ Pii*icati.” from the

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t ONCRBR a V h i s \|

Piano Recital Held Atj
Hickson's Home

rson a ls

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S A I t F r t lin H K R 4 I.D . M N F O R n . FI n R l l i * . S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R Jflt,rI M l
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Wr.lnr

u&gt; 'Probe Is Under Way
Of Railroad Wreck

dr* for dark cirrlc aider
mf
eve* 7 1 do mil nrctl fllM ra .

STRAIGHT DOWN THE FAIRWAY!

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M i . I ( IKK. Srl'l id.
IA P I
« Imr hd \\ \|.,i« tj Hil*L m•*mb* r
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v*'.wt* i tinv i-ii tin* f.uor Htnl tin t
‘ "»11v nft&lt;*rw*ril lit (hr mi ll n 111 V tit lh** •’tt h«ng*» llrsrt ih “it - i 11■it * giv»*u j»w the is UR**

Spanish Sailors Arc
Placed Under Arrest

( M A \M\ H \IMIS I t III Kt II

ipeira.

len*B A u n liiry will meet at A .Ml "S &gt; h ia ,"
b&gt;
(Vliil r «,
Mi**
At Woodmen
n»n _*1ir» lid
A1
V i at the ihuiih The h.jalty Strange
Avenue
1 Vivral **di*. Sing *in* Hit *
M- I. IVrk.
Fwrtil meet in* of all the « tnr n
Service* Fir'I and Thud Sun
—
of the P m k jt 'r iin Churrh t,f the on the W in g/' Nut imr. liaphne day* &gt;»f each month
1
aka
h
*M 1 7 .1 1
rrtjr » tll h* held at 4 uVInrk.
Pi caching It mi \ \|
b Piano. “ (In the l^ke. " F ed.
Fvcnlng Service* * ih» 1* M
The SVoman'i UtMifinary S c k n* the \y of the Kirwt lla ptct t hurt h will etiik William* Ml** St-ange
FIRST Ik \ P T lS r 4 III Rt II
■ d . Virinr hav* an inspirational meetm* a t 1 h TU admg. Mis* Rira-etter
he mem Sen 1 30 o ’clock at the ( hur h w ith1 7 ‘'Sur.h* am* an«l Ru*e**‘ Paul
Jill*- Mi** Strange
HJt 't Y n le Nttmtef
Ow
m &lt;hare
I’ i«' k A v«-nu*' •ml '*n l b M i
Eugene
R t t t Prruln te n a n ("trcle N u m k r Seven will ha\ I .* “ Mountain Maine'
1* IlMM.kv 1* |'j**ttif
taH j day |ho- iharjre * f the prayer weft it r at T |
Siitniitv &gt;4 k* * 1. U* IHI \ \l
it V 1- C s :•» l* M
s m ., « « . •vurk
Sunday School ('lass
4 v*m u g S'-i *ii ♦#. i; ui l* \l
K*-ruU- in -lin e o f (ho Ttulh
„
/
.wtcr. , u.. 0, |h, r,r., vioth i Io Stape (iraduation XXi *kn* ■»•!►*v «■v•Hint* |ll .*V•i -i
ice. 7 Ul P \|
«w4r*t Chur h mil! l*r hcUl ai the j
I »n S,jn jiv mi mint; .it th* L m
hum- , f Mr* John Alden Hruwn.|
With llr t I Stover prufi**n
la k e Onoia, at l u clock with Mr- i .f p*d lie -|wakiny *
St-t*..n llapli*t clTui'h th i.i w ill h. thi
lliitchfwon, Mr*. I* M l.I | Cntv«r&lt;ity ileliverin* IV yratluaf- annual p miiihI imii iIhv mi th Suit
der. Ur* J It f rawfonl Mr*.4 in* addre*^. IS Ixiys mil *1*1* win* da&gt; S h I F.veii utettili* i ^ i e
O w r* I lH n m . Mr*. L U S I.** | have i ii in p let ed work in vtiiiiti* ipii*(cd to he pi 'CM'
I In Sunday evrniu. ,n t|o' " K&gt;&gt;
(ertte. Mr*. 4 II Smith, Mi* H ihtpaitment* of the Pie*li\t nan
S While and Mr*. FI. H. Ma.'Ihitil Siindai Srh«**iK will !»• pivini*it«* I hir evening . ......... th ie vv if| he
aid •* ho^tr*«»«
| 'in uflvamrd dr pert mrn * and i iifht the pulili in*! ii Ihit .-in nf fill of
1i*v * and gill* w h • have r •c it f l fn rr« of t he **It m h ijrij ii *
T1 KSIIAY.
f«n
Id*
nn outinr
rhlhP* catect i*rii from inein. gam ra limi*
An im port ant .ailed! meeliikg of »u\
itmiirli yeur a h ii|i ' i gnn &gt;»ai •i&gt; f.
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Mr

13 GENEVA NOTES

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cejitiuii «d
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it.
the Imc io «!■"■ a ire -te j

i!ny lit iheii

J. S.
Hr*t. *c.* tSal t'irr-*

Ho phx-itnf duor'l**r n u ir.j
th. d.irk .I i. le*. Se* find. *ee that
v i get enough *lr-ep' Im i * i!i
»*'«. h the . u. le* a* tnllovv*- |%t
.■ !*f i icam uit,» (fir
ditk eiu l
taf'er i*.ean*ing I and U * .*
VV
you niju* *-t\
•*»M Mill nn while
mr tl -(twin lh.* j . i c of nnc h »i*
.i \\ * .•
(h- .t r im and api' F
under tfte rye*.
11rXf Vt RtCI !'•
\\ h&gt; n the pore* are
related*
■•|Oe, r, two pad
of ab«orfwi ;
. oft.m from the leimm juice a id
tape into hnT n ude* under tVe
* ve* i r ange th-- |M«d* frcplen I. lor fifteen ni in lit efi, thru p t
►
he *kirv 'Icy and u®*' •* in . f\
iiooi i*hing .ream a* will he n'n
•..rUd l&gt;) the -kin.
*
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IlK dK H I ( Ml I U ‘ SKS

I! A I M S
M TV
Sept
(A IV i An inw*t iiratmn i* undri
wav t**ita% intu the caii'e .»f the
l****’t M&gt;
wre*k late !«&lt;t m*ht f the At
tr
4 hun h St h&gt; I
l• M
lanhc t *&gt;a*I lin e Radwav flei*ht
Morning W i»«h , 11 »m \ \|
i.\ which fhoniRv
IV
lio tir r ,
Sermop by th» I i*’ t' •f
Lakeland niuLutu
and
N II
t hrinttan Knd« .»i ..»
-* ; to v M
Speaker* M i" M Mie.| Hot. it K| hi r*on ILaite llavt .t fir man
wru- killed The |*h unintiv e and
Mill UTIll MlM I.II I' \ll«h l ‘ i.|
Mill w#***k S**r
W &lt; to- -Hi* v, I* ii car* w e e derailed when The
tiain apputeiitK ran into an '*tH*»
T Ml I* M
'Witch
( t r i*h»d I* twin-n the tefnim an :
IIIIM
4 111is** i PIS4 n r \l
fielirhi m i th*. lon lnct r and fin
( III R| II
I trail * e ie killed out light ant| Kn
I .«kdan-l
The Rev II I.
I ."*! 11T, rei \iniw-T J L Minim*.
suffered a *ru*hed |iwit Pic tr.nn
11*mii Cl vvi-I mi, t »
Sevente. nih S '. m u after Tiint wa* hound
I akelmu! itmI ha.j jru*t cni red I lie
tv. Sept 27 1St 1
vai I bcu when flic a&gt; &lt;nient »n
II ly ( *mm nn inti
ill \ XI
lined
* htin-ti S rfv «»I ** •■ \ XI
Vtur mug pr»\ •T *01*1 ■
. i ui' l1 hy
(hr iprldi 11 HO \ M
\ * ting |,i**i|iIr*-* x f r v t r 1 r n g o
h Hi P M

t timer Park X..i
Street.
Rev John IV &gt;14

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t‘ ^ feiriiH knhle how m I 111, - 'lip ............. the *1- 41 CAI'ltlllg •"t' '♦ W hill «diii l.
1Mp.*| Mi's 11innt
&lt;f; Annual aII-da&gt; m ed ia * of the rh uirh
UpJilted to i he edge* will toll* down t hi - |'oH*1* 1 I'lii.iiiin lUptKl W om an* M iukm arv I'n '
Th** Pir*hi leriaii Mindjin S. lio I
The Rev I I \h Inru »in
Hell ‘.till do Of! lie' * find ui ik» Ide 1- * «' gteet* I im "' In (kid * 1 ■.i'ii
jyfui i km **f the Semin*.It* As*wiati**it | I ere m gradr.l anl ha* gimled idiai ge
drawer* -Ini* m nhd on* . . ilv
"do. sin I &lt;*till*'
’ T V nrjmraleA m,|I ^ ♦wW at the Fir*l Baptist' r»iir*e* of in«tni&lt;V|on tv huh in
I »f*t Mho 1 in \ M
Itt-leild «f heiiig I ii'ii'l I th..*
M rx.'
I* tn New Smyrna
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memory
work
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m ain'tin* * teat her"- training *|.
oh* l'iti k I Mon don’t kuo v v. Iij. I t he
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-li 111 Ihit I * juit
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FIRST M K TIH ilH sr t Ilk IM II
Hthe liiiiiidrv and *»i ,. d v»*i
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A w r t u t f of (hr h .aril 4 thr |*afi men t with wrekly me tm gOilv, I
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i n lllliruhlf e ! t imtti C a rfra lin k
Sanford will l « at which teacher* -eek to .-.pup
fu ll
thcni*e|ve* fur M tli \iurk P II
Rev « arrull \ at net . pa*t »
11 *
hrU at 3 : X o*r hick at ihr honir
howf in ! Hi1 win hi Ih ) t|.Hied 1' ipl'lled to lh* km Mod ......th. I
II \l LING 2(10 CORDS I FOOT WOOD
STrith I.* genetal sii|u*iin enden*.
*itch pci ♦t loll * l L*» |1■•pel V It g *.
« i M e . Roland A tired. Plum.oa
.* hlttltllo 4*.
"Mil l..*«tng ' i»*»* * Life ’ . '''• » &gt; a. Kiev
white
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of
the
departin'
nta!
INTO SANFORD.
_ I»iian San l a t a
. i re i le* in a Iw .*s - leav mg 1tic 11iin-p 11. ul
.pi.'li*'.
itiuh-.
the
brail, are a* fo llo w t K V|*aon. I Mihjrnt nf the motning 'cinion
f n w wiU
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\t the eveiiiu » * 1fn,,J Mlal
high fcfh.ed department; klr*. 4*.. I ) the pm*tor
ik M k a r ..r .A .u fi|
r a m tv
t tie v**i y last l . i i I* • 1 ,'11111'; VV•,ir lu.l d . ••* ! .*1
a*.TV. | Grarval morlm* of all mrtnhri. M (kiy.l. intern»e«iiate. Mr* C Uu.i.r, # 'll. tie W»!k have the t tpeil |
in', khmid •&lt; I :» mpt to .1 . th. Hnvi ,1 nr.w.l* t
1* frm n jtal n f «»f the taaideti I lub of K. nft.nl R M i'.in . juior, Mr* t ar ir Wtl |Fol i»»n for a - h o t while and th**- ’ ,,r 1
then |»r. ' tri* i.i 1Li k** o
hri*2 * • ill IP '
mam «*U Lair f.W r at 10 o'clock at the Ira, pi unary* M»* S*, F Andrews, preach from th* *nhj i t. " I..Mik ' It (. V fic*t .if all
, lot •
‘ It. . ll ,|k&lt;
flout It uuikt1 ,lpp*'.|i
-.plot 1h.
Ern. 1*1x1 i Woman** fliik.
le fin iw f* . and Mra. \V
Hrtini. and Live** If unvoiw ti»- 4 &lt;|
V l l U M . likk
W . U l . K TIIEE T
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For T*vu*.
riter rr-r»mi*r
iVivm ihrv would lik e fn a«k,
Uk» ti+dW yolV .
il written out on n -lip
ol p**p. »
Is
If yu i'll* putting in w I or
. — uni hand to mii ti-hcimii.I th»*
pa*tor wilt uildritakr to miv- wit Ctilth * Mil 4 doot h* - *•• Ml.*'
Scene O f U.D.C. Meet
it at the night *ervirr. We pro* ; the don* &gt;&gt;A|i h *ul tutted ■*•* thill
wing-' l‘«i k, Il
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t»&gt; keep |he service within w liell thi* lltutl
« f Mrw. F. K.
v%ii*iA 4onm lung up .igum-1 t"e
FIRST Cf l l KUH OF THRIHT an hour m length
I'al^ncttu A%#nt?e,
o re- of plll'tel
SCIENTIST
Sunday School «t *.t I". A H wifll liild *hip
o f l*e
iwgular
(lit
If thi- di*of kHuh I lot. III.;
—l*rof, McKmv, SupL
* m m i nf the N, *V V. Howard |
Chrhtian Science service*
P rayer
Meeting \Yrdnr«*lay fur the ileor^tiip, thi* 1 in
O a frte. Id thr I*. M C. hr Id yr+ .
, i eiioilii'if li\ moving I In* •h'.u - 1.*,*
in da v aftrrm -.fi with lit* M IF . Held rvary Sunday morning •( the night. 7 ID
( -.1 vel ul try hi'1* low.ltd mi l In will!
( a Idwell pi e-*&lt;li ng Thr me* t ing [ church at K*at Srionrl Street
Lrajf v* SiiH.ii* y mg lit. »« III.
1piVMith She lung* d pint of thi*.
witki. prayer after whkh II o'elrtk. S u b jr t for tomorrow i«
'hr and frnm h* *tf- **Reality.** Wed.t wlay • m n i n y FAITH lin S P L L TAIkKHN M I K
fiem u At lht« turn- Mm. Frank ►rtvires wrhtrh will Include trail* '
K2tt Wi-d First Street
of
CTriistian
S i?th'« f Sunday S&lt; haul, 1U:«NR A M
€ ? u n * I- M drr ami Mm. Caldwell w*rw ftiunie*
**• ^ ** apfwwnted drier &gt;tr« amt
M a, hc*hng. will hr held at thr in w ,
IS an gel i«i ii* Services, tiui p
Modiis and Manners
tla a d r llrrndon. altrrn^tr* for thr church at MW K. 2nd St. gt H M. and 7 IT P M
N| slate m a rr a hn to h
held in nVlork.
Plea hing hy the Rev, K. (*.
^ radmtmi in O tnh.r.
Thu church
maintain* a frae Wills, nf thiamin.
ijt KsTlMN I in ph*m-n*g
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T W awmrnatinc com * it trr for Rcoding Room at I V church when* i
tit Mu
. oimtr v
Preyer meeting Wedne^dav, 7:J-'* pvii.Mii1), n j \
j relertfi m *»! o ff item for the com . the llihle and ill euthoriaed Chriait me of a hi* lid Mill H 1,
nil
P. M
i « f year wa« ai pointed with M&lt;«. ] tiaa Science Literature may be j
tight lui me In Miv Ii- s im
u*
liiterolenoinmat mnal
Itoanillai an chairman ami Mr*. •read,
borrowed or
purrha**d. j
ion
•I iritnl,i,rr- in u ily Io .t o y
W. C . Hill ami Mrw. * ST. ( lu re I 0;*rn T u r n U p and Friday* from
II I V
‘ Otil-* I Kill H l(lll*-l *
RIHI.K
CLASS
k k it f as r o H i b I c M rv II. IF ' 3
5 p. M.
I Haven't Ai\y Money Hut I’LL Ji| ^ ^
,
;
v \ s w K it. it win be prop* i
Thr la k ,1 Vlnnrin- Srrwji Iron
(• 'w e ll thru road an ja lcfev lin ;
* tl 4 oh, . , ji, hi ol-Tii your hit.It'.,
lliblr I laa. will m n l al (hr
paper «m •'Raphael So b b m O Iky
4KKK VIKTIiniJlST MISSION
"'**1 j u t on,. Von ,|i ii lit. I . o l
hou r at lit n'rltH-k II C Strain
way aC hi in#mg the m e' in# to a
u -l hrr I i l .III..loll I I ,,!. u ■ "tl**
will tra&lt; h thr intrrnatiunal Sun­
— ~ » » x » r W r . M r.
rlaurlr llrrnjWm. a .
At Kai.h »ni«|«rl Tabrrnarle
ha. thr i lit hi to itriior
to who
day Sr hind It*,, on.
_ b a rlri. [Uayrd “ Ma‘ .a ‘ . in WV.l K r .l S l m l
rn trr. hrr h our l i rn* i» u oMlIy
V " •'•.■rw’ d j t * . f * U , 1 *M ..round" rnd “ l»n Sun.lay Srhrwl, IB:Wl A. VI.
no oliycttnn to a ku„ 1 invitmit
« l »d i h rri- i
1‘ rrarh ln,. II INI A. VI.
THE PRETTIEST ♦lu*nr hy fro-tol. I . dinner •r ou&gt;
| A t l l r (•&gt; h«mr r»frr.hntrnt»
Katr 11 lluuth, pa*t r.
other a lla li, lu t it ■, nnl&gt; |niltl,
7 1 a m art-oil Ki
|U b n .lr -.. a»to Inforiti tin* h o .t r .. Iir.t and git
I U &gt;v4 Ky M . . B*»*n. l l r , 11ill KI LL GOSI**tl. TAI1KKN ACl.K
hrr rrtrli&gt;n.
I’ F.llll lil'S YUI . Tim. HAVE NO KRAIIY » AKII IU T WOI'I.D LIKE
and Mr*. H I . Prrkin*. Th n * 1
QUESTION; I »»kr,l u a il to
Mr*. |&gt;. !&gt;. Caldwell,
mad
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On (Jrlindu
Io tmile niinif arlirlt*. nhit h li;t, ln,l it- -rrtirr lu you. fur sumrlhlni;
(o In I ibntr .ind n w my m l In*
during! Mm. B. L P .tin ,*. Mr». W. Thr.
An,
trlli mo that a uni rou.m i, min ,
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WANTED
TO CONTRACT
W ood Now Ready

Jno. F. Pearson &amp; Co.

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riili'hlum Itrr, l i.nn'l want I ■Im athr fir-t datr. for I kn w it w ril I
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Sanday School - Class

S lr r tly ln:rr-drnrnilnatib«a).

FIK.1T PWBHBVTKKIAS
C lll'K C H

S a a 4 y Svlcrid t laav who are all
K. tl. HrawnW, II. I&gt;. P » to r
h o t p i u , W W h t yrar» uf * fr , Mi.a
Crirnrr Oak Air. anal Third M.
l Mary Madtrr w»a M !n &lt; at a
S m c n Hands •
a l I y n ty gtrva on TVrrrday aftrr»:IS A. M. Sunday Srhnnl.
l a N t 4 » : . ' a a a t la r h w . I ll# M’ rai.Firat
II sm A. M. Mormnr W.ir.hlp.
Wynn Slratd. I ha. a , thr ,fl* n * w i thr
U N Mrrlinv nf Sr.,ton
for
a l a ! rwrata rnywrr I tam n . rMitrri'
im ip tion of mrmhrrr.
aad p it wrr c a l i*tj,
A| a lair hour r»rra»h-»rnt*! T Oo I*. M. Chrlatiaa Fndraror
hy Vita. L M Bad. Societies.
H OO P. M. Krrninx W'.raMp.
by Mrv Carl M. Kao l .pihV aad
I oat l r V. r fW ul FIRST CHRISTIAN n i l RCH.
ad ty thr rrfrr»h
Sutrrnth Strrrt and Sanford

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Ron. V. M. Mariar in •hargo.
Kihlr School — 0:4ft A. VI.'
W'armkip aad C aaauioa
11.00
UoMihaa.; A. M.
Kahun.j U iia U a i Kndraror
T:00 P.
Mra. C. M.J M.
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M r,, Mary BaJgrt.
1‘v ra ia , Srrtica — ft dm P. M.
ih Vaayhn. Ka.h
rtrdajw r "*'—'

rise. .VLiybr vain havr it rdtlio, m Irr ho\, u dot;, u rnl. it plnno. a ptrra
nf furniluri' ynu wnultl likt- In cvrlianuu for a raw, n canary, u vlrtrola.

nr a farm implrmcnl. If you have, ynu ran prultahly effect a trade by
tt-inj- The Herald Swap Column.

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Il’a .orntthing ta writr humr
*1 b k whan you a n •tlrctrif a,
lh# prrltl«at *irl in • largo girPa
collrgr. And that ta what Marjork#
Hard, of AUdaa. N. Y. ran do.
S t« waa thoatn an tkr prot tin t
ftirl at WrllraWy ColWgr. Wrllra-

Iry, Man.

ANSVVKtf; It*, i at hrr an &lt;m.
f .rtijltn;* nitunllntt, Prior, tint, I
i'* .dl&gt; think it i, no r»»ary
t
M ra, y-&gt;-r uHlr.. \\mililn't it l-o
|jo. - ii It* to have ot»&gt; of your Imy
flir tnU Ink,' l o Uf r OJ-ill_Vl. - U•Tniie lianrr. mukinz it a font •,
. mr? l o t hat way yoar mu.in
wy)I (hr, oi^lr^t tinrii and you will
W n Img a. ho*l Io th# wholo
l*rty.
QUKHTtONi li t , it makr an
dfffrrrnrr 4t I , whom la w rin l
fir*t at ■ dinner party T II. I
ANSWKRi It all daprnd, nn
whrtlwt lh# dtnn#r party i* o
large or amalt nna. At thi- f riwr.
It* ia uaually th* ruatnm for thr
lady at th# right o f thr h*** t
tl# krrrrd first, than thr lady a
tl* t#lt ann| u# down thr llwr
iim p r r ilv a of m i . Ill thi, r,* r
th# Inat I* ftlway# arrird U 't
llowrvar, at a aruall dinmr m il' .
womtn gttMt# arr unually ^*r»-&gt;1|
flrft, "fltiw" lh# hoalr-., ll.rn thr I
man |ura*s. F. r v#iy informal afr#iri. how####* It la n .1 hrrr.-aryl

Merely fill in the mu pint lieluw and semi II to The Herald. The ad
wilt appear three limes Tor llte Ion rale of ta-eentg. It will he Kiven
a.serial -lumber thereby makim;

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Iransaclinn confidential. No name*

will appear.

01.11 TYMK SWAIM'KK, f t) SANHHtl) IIKHALI).
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aad wanld likr In awap for

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�Ship From Which 497 Passengers Were Saved at Sea

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Wife's Greetings to David H. Clark

A major sea disaster was
avoided when the 8 ft. Har­
vard, above, opiratine bel* w n Los Angeles and Han
Kranclsro. ren t nn tire rocks
In a henry foe Her 497 pasrengrrs arre transferred lo
life boats and wrre picked up
by another vessel without lava
of a tingle life.

Jack Dempsey Turns Fanner at Rem, Nevada

As New Surgeon General Took Oath
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Jack Dempsey poaed for this picture to show that Ufa
In Reno. Nevada, Isn't all a round of gaiety. The former
heavywelaht champion has established residence In Reno, and
It Is rumored that he hopes to have his matrimonial bonds
dissolved in the divorce court.

Here l* M ajor General Robert U. Patterson. U -8 A . as
he was sworn In at Washington as Burgeon General of the
Aimy. succeedimt Major General M, W, Ireland, retired.
Colonel Charles C. Coombs, left, administered Ihe oath.

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Where Mobs Sought Entrance to Vatican City

As ‘Two Gan* Crowley Went to Sing Sing

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She's Held in Poisoning of Four
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This picture shows the gates
trading Into the Vatican City.
The gates are now unde, close
and heavy guard due to the
friction between Ihe Faaclstl
government and the Vatican.

O lfic ! II C lnrK .
« *«n r l l d r l r t /tU n n trv of l/H
A n itle s . w!in lir lu iiK iti %vit Vi i v ViHm * o f Chttrlrt C’ r.*wforil

and Herbert. B in r

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fr e t t e d hU wife u n rn h# nrr,». I t i i un i i*f hi i«W !m n u r '
h^armii
Mr~ t*l;irk
fu»:iouiH f.i th at the will Mutitl by
her hu-tbuiitl hi h u Lfutitri!**

‘(•olden ItearH* Who Kneed in Mast

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Mrs. Libby Roth. abovW. r ,
claims that she to the orvfy - 1 ,
Ice-woman In tha world. I h r
makes deliveries fro ■&gt; U P
to house each day, shoaUatf •
“ feet" In the approved too-*' *
man fashion. Bhe litre* In 8t&gt;
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U)«ls.
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The Only Quadruplets on the Stage, , f
Manacled to two deU-ctivcs.
Francis T w o -G u n 1 Crowley,
ID-yoar-old slayer of Patrol­
man Frederick llirsch. Is
shown above ns h - w.tt Ishcn
from Nassau County Jail ter
Hina Huts Prison
lie was
sentenced lo di" in the clrc-

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Ordnance Head

Margaret Bummers, above, middle aged Chicago widow,.
who has been held on charge* o f murder after the coroner
testified that traces o f arsenic poisoning had been found te
Ihe bodies o f her husband, nephew, and two former roomers
In her lodging house. The police will contend that ah*
poisoned Ihrm to secure their life Insurance.

High Office

A view ul lliv *n i-ity right nf the I ’ liivervity of I'alifornia
wtilrli Ic|&gt;rc.-elltvtl tin lloldrii State In the ’ 'ulighkcei'vi* )(rcutta.

l ;t * ’ »&lt;
Captain Edgar Brown I-arin.cr. U R N ., above, assistant
chief of the Bureau of Navi­
gation. has been named for
duty as chief of the Bureau
of Ordnance.

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The only quadruplet team on the stage today—the fkat
Oilmartln glrto. Jean, Jane, Joan, and June, shown above, I
have arrived te London to treat Innihaisn with their d u t c h * 1{

Author Loses His, Way in Berlin

Harding Memorial Tm Be Dedicated{^'

All Members of Family Want to Fly

The first woman ertr to
b old the office o f Deputy
M i c a Commissioner nt New
Y ork City to M lu Hrnririta
Addition, shown above. Site
h u bean head of the Crime
im o n t lo n Uureou o f the l*oMm Department, which wa*
created far the purpose of re­
dacted juvenile delinquency.

The Kiel* family of Bomerton. Pa- hare cone atr-mlnded In a bit way. Ur. Id*
bought a plane and six members o f the family arc recelvlna Instructions In flying,
toi rtaht, Prances and Chrtotlna K leto; Frederick Kiel*, the father; Frederick Jr- (
Kltto, and Frederick Pay. a brother-in-law.

Joeeph Bergtthelm er. noted American Author, h u a
reputation as a traveler. But te Uw picture above you a w
that he dOM tea* hi* way In certain foreign cities. He W askP

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For the l**t three nmnfha the'
^ m rn rih dollar h«« Iw n w orth!
more in purrhaj*mg power than at
an) time «rnre the *ar,
na­
fortig ll eichan **• again
tional
industrial
ronfrrcnce
hoard
■ j f t u i t v j wildly. the p und •♦ter-1
B p dropping ,T7 &lt;r.it . then rr announced yesterday.
Neceaaittea nml average luxuries
^ V * rin g all but # . » # * «&gt;f it4 lo**#
(hat normally ro^t I t f i l now may
■ H a g tha day at r\ 71.
^ ■ b t n WM n.&gt; r. petition of ye* 1^ p rchn&lt;e«t fop an even dollar,
H b g ' i b * * 'v **lli.ig by for**i{rtt Ihe »U tktirlan« reported
Whrn the drop occurred in the
^ H k s o f 1anker4 acc ptan e* n
HK b o f InLr national rom nirm n! Mink market ,n (htuber I'JJ'.t. the
H B t t —dn thi* market toda&gt; The 1*11
commodities L*gan Ui g.J
fhirUint mo
BfiBora) reatrve increased it-* ra»» up. It c c ntiruled S
f a r acceptances L4 of one p remt until it reai hint i i f present peak
\
two-third* of the wn*k\ m in June 1031
t r t a ii in the open market, aft*The -Hu in irntn- Took l'All a *
/M in g ail o f the offering** ye*ter (hr normal rear Ki|t »lily1 on that
'■n« h i lot h 111|f 111»w 11,%t, *H *» per
rent iif ttorinnl, food, HI 'J p« i •n d ,
wh « h hou in ;, Hi
percent
fuel and
B ta h e j up ^|ii rent
r
«( bghs, H'd it per«ent. arut r*_ritlne«,
V U i etnta, an oun*
n '» , Ufi.r* pet vent
m t of tho year a hi|
In (h tob er I inf**, re tui
f.M»d
U t March.
prices nvemyed 1 III I pern-m nl
T *Binkera riplnined that Kmdnnd normal;
lion •&lt;mg IK! H pen rn ?,
Uk4(l inartly lap#*^! from the gold riot lung '** »• |*ei «rut, fuel and
Atandard temporal dy. rr*......*.....
p ij j m ^ uhi Irynt, At J percent, and aiiitdnr*,
fc*r irttintlon t f nlutnm ir I" it. t*Hd pert eiit
*, '
U i i W r l f d that m-rnt l iinioi At present . *-(hmg june* nr*
H othrr nation, rum * o ff tr.il.l
h»* f.irthe-it •I'liiii n itu.il
I ' i*
[ L in b«*n
Am If m
ye* t dnip in. e the -it* k m e
U t anofflcU l ail vive* were «-:iid
in f.rj'J l.a
Leefi in
lcf have been received fnuii Jnpto k» t * IU«
o.,d ptire.. Win. h !4| that time
Jttlting that Mi*i&gt;«nMiin of Ho*
tnme than |•« ( &lt;n ent nhnv.
g m j standard had rot been mn "♦
'"t in**I nml hum am neai 1y |'»
•Idtrel there, Japanese bn.oh ud

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in a clltc In St.
I‘»t.i»b u ra .
rartralrr an I
[jikrlanil. &lt;tatr
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lid h«r» y««trrdav In annount l.iK
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fi and pelk c«iunty a u th ority, m
tUmptinf to umiiTcr lIn- illrital
k ifilk a .
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ibkr, officials here said. Ki
Mnbtra Kara been rhanred,
of
tan.a t i p and r*rtlfiratrs
t i . Kars been obtained in ihr
Unlar way. officials said, and
K itolen cars with prop r laic,
h title certiflralrs S ill to un
■ fte tin i purchasers In other
I i . o f Ike statw.

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New Super Duty Is
Placed By Italy On
Goods Brought In T()TS
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Utomdbite Thieves
•Are Active In State

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USED CAR

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p"ii*-rs. was imposed yesterday by
tlj.. Malian icovernineiii to baiam .1
a hodpet that na&lt; I-cm i union,; a
,1 fuit of II..IHMI.INPI iiiinilldy. The j
rrai tron was taken to strenuihen
the position . f the lira
In addition !.. the super-duty,
[lie yoveriinienl increase,} the sale.

Wave for 4|uick H ill

5 MODEL A
FORDS—$150 up
10—llmiwvs I'nr S.ilt*

la&lt; " n tf«*»lm e and iietnd uni t"
a pulllt where the tanrf Is up
jniniionlely doubled A |i&gt; per. ent
M G HOSPITAL HU
duty was iui|i«ise I on » ah
o,t
The new. Mi|irr duty, etfe.-tnu
’ORONTO. Ont.. Sept
|,|| today, applied only to a .m s l1
ulim s piopmtu.,, op Italy’ s iiii|x,rt trail .
ip r , a I
much uf s lm h
Is r in n n l
t.y
Kon- “ iaosl favored
nati- n"
trade
je i 4■ ! ; # ? . . . 1' ■"4
.
Kails, S. t)„ 1 treaties.
rotestant llos ,
fl&gt;e Unitr.l Slates and KnitJaml,
re yenlnilav which Iieivi* no m rh neatie- with
NFW YORK The He k h her
________
Italy, will Im* hi oat nffeclcil by th»*
the agt-A o f L! uint |L tb*1 j t i i i - i l
4 ep t.
2U.— 4Upvr-«luty.
the life unA* th -Mine time, a new i In­ tiofis ami ii iiimt .nb«pi:iti meaiv
in uf America ?ifien!in|i o f ratlin* went into *f acrolnii ami inteif letiv* f» *m 2
•il by .Senator fe (, inrirnning tnnff-* to five an i
F*ennH\Kama “ »« *ime&lt; their previmi* figure,
nystein nf un
ISii-uliiir, ninlet th-* new taxes
iv t» te mart- will e insnl « nutit |rt tents u i-it I
by private

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llynami.' speaker- Ihe only II lub« -Ml
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r.n ia el modrla at fU.00, 173.00 and IHJ.OO

SAN JUAN GARAGE CO,

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TH E

W EATU1R

Gvavrxlly fair taught and SaUr**T. with 9m M a ln n n
Saturday aft.rnooxL,
&lt;(

Begins W ith d raw al O f
T r o o p s To Fullest
’ E xtent W ithout A n y
’ M e n a c e To Safety
r

G E N E V A 7 ~ S e p t. 25. ( A J \ ) — Japanese
forces in
Hftnchuria are being w ith ­
drawn to th e fullest e x ten t

PARIS, Sept. 24.— ( A.P.) —
American Ambassador Waller
Edge f &gt;rmail) incited Premier
U u l to tisit President Hoo­
ver at Washington and
h?
Premier accepted invitation this
efteimoon. Official acknow I
nlRrmeni of President Hoo­
ver's invitation will be de­
livered h&gt; the French «mha««p in
Wa'hinjtin.
The
French cabinet earlier today
approved faval's sccrptarue of
’ ht invitation President iioo.
ver and (aval will tli*cu»» nu­
merous topics of world imp »r
ranee. No date was »et fur thr
visit.

6ABS0NSEES
BRITISH HOVE
AS GOOD OMEN

P A R K IN G

LEGION MEN AT First National To
MEET CALLED; Pay 4th Dividend. m
DRUNKEN BODY OfA bout$100,000

T A X !

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Says A b an d on m en t O f
«

M e t h o d is t

D o M u ch T o

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»

ot TRADE BODYHAS HYweJ!s^,BP ?:k*
lJq 'Ref onduni CALLED MEETING tw E ^S SS S
THURSDAY NIGHT

o l d S ta n d a rd W ill

A tta c k s A c t io n

C l e a r

E c o n o m ic T r o u b l e s

uor

By HIM. KK IIAI WON.
BAUSON PARK. Mu««.. Sept
2j —The financial thunderstorm
' that has ju*t broken in tiicat
Britain will, in the end. do ni.trti
to clear the l&gt;u«ine«» atm.isph n
throughniif the world
\\e «H«at|
feel it« reverberation- for n while.
' but ultimately h th England sod
#'th r world at large will •** bttlsi
off ^rsuse it happened. Anyone

of POUCEABUSES
ARERECITEDAT
NEWYORKQUIZ

perm itted by requirem ent*
•s fe ty o f Japanese residents
•nd
th e ir
property,
the!
L e e fu e o f
Nations
cou od l
Wta in form ed today in nn o f
ffc lo l note from the -Japanese
governm ent.
.

N l'M B E R i f t

©

or

B e fo r e D is tr ib u tio n

ST JOSEPH. till. S. p- I.-,
I V P » Dr t'U rrn.. True rt I
run M--th-.li. -|r\ i-qt-l-r m ,
•talimrnt U, night atta h.-.l h,
i--n --I th. Ainrttinn l-gi.-n n

A nother

l* n y s

M t'irjf for u prohi il loll rt'l#it ii
•I'lio II# mu|i|1 ihttl nl Ih# h rtroi
. »n\ nil n **in.»n»Lpr- o f * a u l * r .
tU’lk* l) •»lf • it *»tl *» # unifttfin
4 Hal Jipllxtl f**r l #rf "

Host'll piWi.•# ft* nd thiw tavirnh

■•dotit'd in i*« •Irani?# pink
who t'uiilil n**t h« c in d . apparently n*«i *r?#.|
p licc I t * i l r m
rllar.
to d m . II Hv&gt;n

P la n s

C or T u rn -

in s r ( ) r j f n n i z a t i o n
O ver

To

N ew

4

Inr*#

la

ia

fo r thc deP °),iu,r» o f tha
F irst National B an k! T h o rntitfhly CHtablbihinK the dlU-

H ead

..,
tV.th

dividend

*-**pr«« -nUfit.n

f&gt; -nt all

m m injr an a happy aurprise tov
thin com m unity wan the a o -

V 'rid o f th# county
1'ip 'r n l, r i» ♦* S#nnntt|r ( ‘ ounly
* hu kn, * * Brili,h
______
mat only u great national nn 1 in
J W . Hurwoll. receivur, th a t
Th r « lt In #»n *tf ihv e&gt;n f • 1 » h am lri
t 1 "m rtfrv c
h#M «
check* have been prepared
Tb* greater part of th. Jap, l ) e n 8 O n e r a t e d H v ( ’ i t v l " " * ! ' " " * 1 ^ '- r t r o . y rout, ha*.
•rrt-ml «■nil. •1 ni#rtintf lu &gt;(
1*t 1Im v r f 1
.• t " f
Baa* troop. |„ Manchuria haw
^ - * P , .,
, *
J
?rr
•u‘ P 'n,,1 «h“
t#c# l M*h»1 i i"n .in 1 i••ft1•1lx• tllOl BIn ill Ih# l »*&gt; Hull for h# (HirjBtap anti mailed to VVHahinjfton fo r
£ l * } * d j* baan
S m withdrawn
withdrawn to
to tha
th. rail
rail
O ffIC ia l.S U n d e r P f O Th- pn„„.l
-l-rlm ,
i'l*n « for t'lrunnK up verlfiration and thc Comptrollaq
..f Ih. Moth.. iltl Kjtl'i■t |it! • htn rh.
__
0 ln* t , ‘ l
* __ p.
•.
1 mean. "&gt;&lt;•'- than J.i»t Brill.h
dll rin tn&lt;l •41 n 'Alli*t&gt;
and a
r. b.
1 )C
.hir o r'n n .
f th. Currency', ilgnature fer a
. . U P j»r
r * » * •* not. ,.aid
, , ‘l ,nd
* r«ttC
e cCttlO
i o nn D
c sS C
c Tr i b e d mo- &gt; i, i,„, 1 r c-,,t 4.i,. i— n
skit . 'Aat
in
t
1• • i
imto-n in order to turn oyer -he —v.n pera.nt dl*id»nd, whkh It iq
-CBM conr.ntrat-J
ci
------th.r., Tho. th.
•irrh CUIlfeiC**.
foil
&gt;u
.
tna-iaeenirnt
Karl Lehmann in
'■Japan
-Japan... acv.tnni.nt ha. a m p.
NKW YORK Sept. 2ft.— I A I
r.tim.Ud, will argr.gate approxl,
Thn Ic^Mn ha
rain tat. - ilo- Or-lohvr oimua obi obligation. Th*
ed la ■ lata* mcavur* tha r-c - -(Jumbling in ahnh enmina
I
.iirpn.ed It following rnnimlt re wa. appoint mat.ly 1100,000
in finally lettinr
l.tting it
It "drift
".Irift whet*
whi-ir it !
r
'
emra.ndatiuna of th*
l-eagu. I p‘*'
proceed. of hnl-tup., li will** i« striking proof to every
to . I a»e *e. n th.- ...Itfit that e«l to ral.e n rrroiry funtla for
N&lt;&gt; atatrtm.nt ruuld be obtained
council for withdrawal of tn—pa. 1i|uor t.llimt ami w di'iible killtnp iioljr that wc ha\r come to grip*
kUlhei.-d III lie | ,,, „ . | ,|„| y „ u Wining out all dehta; U-lvaard Big from the rec«li«r aa to how U a*
I T n i f o r m W a t c h I s F o - S t a m p s T o H i* M a d A t
It la b«li*.»d, how.rar, Japan wfl were dvs rihed yrilrr.sy to the with fundamental* and mu*t w rk
woul-l lie .Hi pri.etl (ha! tint men um*. thatrman. Fr#d Bender. : thi. |.rocetlura would lake, or ax****** an , aua*»»tioo for th.- up- llofetadter | c &lt;lltiir coninuttow out our own salvation. No pans
cused O n R a n k s T o
H a n k V n t i I S u p p ly
Min- mu,Her -i del.gat.-. »h.- Walttr W ll.nne. Clyd «! Hv rd, S.
pomtmrnt of a n.utial military
«o 'e i again.I p r
i.-fereiiduin l» Might.-) man. R. A Newman. -’My when tha cheek, would b#«
, rad* «r short-cut* will
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Come available, othrr than that
c:mml»«lon to maka .n Inquiry In
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I
e—ild
hr
fn
-nil w ho an* J I- Mannlett.
lo vti. h nnan natrre alwa\* fightB
ta Manchuria
hind the heavily l»arr#d doors
would -land up for ih&lt;- r un»titn
Ihe.nteni Mary M Papwort) th. verifying cf the amount d\ia
‘ t*os| with its hack to the wall
N ASH |M , VON. ,&lt;cpt t.T
Th. H-nila
’lie itllll \ •latiti to-n ami -I rei'r,
Identical not*, urging c * . Tammany district rlul»hou« •«.
. •
- ....... .. .. * mnl —-l-riele . made • report nn the prngt... on each drpoallor In a trua| tha alia
England's finarn ial troidd-** are l A I' • T! * «tiadi d &gt;ilrt»Cf in «.f
Is* In a E»at m
• til*. HV.* inlay Whrrr &gt;!i«i thej. gr
tloa of hoatllltlea in -\lan-| A city fletci’ tiHe, discussing two *lue: First, to -tatulinng
.
them ’
the building and the inaUllation of thu Firtt National Bank la . *
thr | ft . .
Wii'l iiislnn n wag** ciit-» T'ic
aria —era .ant la.t nieht hy (
When thr—e men wen- Iruir in ina-hm-iy mi the canning
- i*« « II I ••li •.»!*• at thr
*
slayings in l'J2H which he -aid i r - imund at par in Il*2o in «*nl. r t
r i f f f i i r f Stimvon to (hr Chinese ,
fail* to &lt;iicik the dUagrt •inent at ••I I I «• .af I hi* I
Iraim-I for nveraea. it wa. a- fa-toi m Sanfnnl, declaring fhai hig |oi In itaalf. In fornaar payf Hi i '. i till •#
rurrad in a club haaded by Harry (tph«dd traditional |lntl*h honor
• * * J»p*naaa govrmmtn i.
Iw out or I'roptielv (»f the
•otn r «oldleu in -li y runtimin-i&gt;|. t '» Him hinerv end rr|ui| meat were mente nf divldeada hy tha Ftrt*.
wbcrca* Fiance. Italy anil *4her to the a la
II.•!»-.* within \t»»« a 'ria l •,» n uk.*
fe|, ail of the .,-r&gt; fineal. and that he NatlunaL approxiniataJy W days
Doth coantrlc aid w .r. Im -■C l*trry, che f clerk of the City rountne* stabiliie«I their rmr n mm iii 11ia If t by «t*ole «»rpora- • * •*t «n »ho* •
• '• w tla t a. Ill
partuo.d to withdraw th.ir f.-rc* L°urk testified police had known ciea at a treniemlou* «li***»»jn» tmn
i9si*ig t.. U i i t ' Mmnff* .if eveiv.iit* They n**ni i -n.ideted the factor) "the nmal • lap.ed between the tint* tba
•nd.avoid acta which might inter.; for five years the identity uf •th frr.m par. Franco* i* now iwiiii:
wilt* I lift lilt «*
|hr r|t un.-.i wnndrrfnl thing that ever hap cheek, were aant to Waahlngtoa
hat hi- ' *• •«•** O Frahti r the
V\iiatexn the buw h* L|. hvw I
Mtft
at ••••»'*•
empu to
settle
" * 1actt-il perpetrator
Vtl their
th«lr ratnm
•»n that r-ei •--rii'hlril nil «nt im rd to Sanford."
and
return.
y*v- ^*lth
•’ •*•* -•
»** w
m * un
«v«r. thrrr »% N iniftitiu w itch n *lt«M |&gt;* h«t
rt «h- kill
Me
« Continued On I’age Five)
i a*»i\r«l but
faience peaceably.
, iniD*."
Itel-1 A million inaintainrd t r at
hollowing a dearrtptlun by W
ThU it tba fourth dlttd*‘-4
t in Inith frtlrial 4i*d |ntwite uigan iiti r* |&lt;i t Iril At lilt II iit*ri tinic
'met lean Ideal, w m in French ' • *'fri-r -If the n. w boat which which the Flrat National haa ~
nation rank- to |rn«* d«*\«*lop
‘ ..Tfr BotV M,U ,hl* w w m n t.n l,
To hark up hi. ront.ntinn In-Ihimigh ur
teii11 *v of thr i ll lea
•NM&lt;era I a int.rv.ntl &lt;n war- i f.*r* thr
mmttt., Inv.atlgallnir R e e d R e - A d v o c a t e s
mmt* nn Hie shifting pay sciiwt.
she St John. River Tranap&lt;irta paid The firtt thru, amounted .to
i &gt;f *11 \fliinio Itsftk. wbl. »l Mil
l (Cmtlmiwd on P*** Four)
thr municipal gi».rnm .nt h- pro
lint •non- dropped down to nn Il n I&lt; uinpany eipeeU
imp'trtan c
«i,&gt;e, t. to place in
In t.% ycnant, wblrb, togatKar wjtlk
S a l e s T a x P r o p o s a l The latr-t no s - itI
'.her
leu-1
T
hi.
ia
ihe
crowd
that
gne**
|ht
,
t
iitivedir«t
tly
in
• •»ntel| a prdire
fitttin* r « that it
•ervice to-twren Jarkaon.lllu and in.
- j -nm1! -U)i|tly
p.iH;* “ wanKd
card"
ih- new
new a«y»n
.arta pi
patTtnt diridtad.
trir-tril
i k» So dominate the legion and Sanford in about two wr.ka, a bringa tha total to Bit percent, llr i
f l i m n I n ***ri" * * P 'f'u r. nf the .u.pr.t t IVASIIINOTON, S* p t.
eW ‘Tamil- • liiiii I I etc th#
or i it ilianlion The art prnpa- committer waa appointed to make Harwell detllntd to make any
Item* having a Ittaiing yi*iri
’
_ __ _________
,____
A P.i —Senator Reed of I'rnn.
I. .*&lt;itnrr«. • i'ill**
'rn iC lf* t»f
J
e-ni*a for which the Irymn ba&lt; anangam.nl. for a w.leomloe diction aa to why farther
iW w haa - bench warrant aver' aylvanta. after re-.d\natiuK •« &lt;la&gt; iinludn!
*
!h«may
Hr
j
r
■nrral
b*aa laaved for ahia manT" aaktil Pfv»ld»nt Hoorer toilay hi. pr&gt;&gt;The PitUlturgh t nal r mpany. ... 1 * ' ..........
'
* ------- if ell 11-rd ha. « „ alirnatcrl Ih-ni cer. ninny.
d«mle, but admitted that thll ia
pul IU* at th#* lank inni.ling u ilil •and. that they no longer a tend
PthU Senator- John J. Ilonaboe, I
J"r a talca t*». .aid he be among thr loige-t l ituunn.tuq |&gt;r
Annoum eioml wa. made of th* net th* final payment, ila ttaMd
tha eon.enlinnt
DtmtrraL
, v - , U^ad th* United Sta'es should ducirs of that ili*irirt, &lt;tla»h.,i t*l* xtanip* at ihc f Irrk’ rrlfie
coming lunche .n In honor of Mra. that tba Kaoriv.r . Certlf1
Th.
, weca a, &lt;iait*q
natked tainvntr
al.« n,
.....i e VJ
............e
-M -lw.n
'
"whuh
me m *•will
iii he which matt ha turrendeted
a*M|lal-l«*.
, - “ H*,1' reptlad the teJtaaa^-O *.-1 follow Crtat Britalp's example aad salaries lu p rirnl; nuthhig -aui*
Both Hiyan
W.w^a.a
MU-1* Ji_ia..a
im m fjh irn
| “ft&lt; » n«* ■ lo ii.’n t t M ».id h. i ^
,
,,
J The M i-w ine i. a «tat«*uif ill »• of rhe vi«ir*wcM hrhtva-l typieat *•&gt;&lt;* « * « t Mmvtar at I21&amp; o'clock paymawt af fldal dieldeod,
" I want to know why th* mat j D*v*,| that unit*, addition.I mon­
Prr.pect of (rouble apparent in
r r,.,nptrn|l-, Krnt*-I A nit)* Amrriaan. Th,. other crowd |. In ■" ,h** t-rlaropal Tariah lloua. and not ha demanded*fpx aurttnda*
. .
I 4 l i M i t laid Ut*. I t 'r r . ha. never been indicted," a.ke.|‘ rf*
•
Tba* is %sby lh«* brad
rai».d by tatali n the Mill, auke- » hi re mem rr. of a , - PC.rning the nr. •It#. *1me niMi)
r atata Comm.rr* CamUiUn ywaUr:th#
L urf i,tr) ' \Hail,
' : r r whvrr
i n
* ' will
^
« ,hiv ^ «
sh*
M*itntlnu«d on I’spr Four)
Aitemhlyman l.'uln A. Cuvilli.r, ' t»*a«ury’» doficll would reaeh be- ho.irry worker, union threatenr.1 ,,,, |MA
muit b* prraented f»r proper
h.tbat a * lacr.a.. In freight
rntrrtainrtl hy thr \ r I. Pro
..
am-ther bemorrwti-; member of th. Yon-I one an! a half billion dnllnr. in n uulkoul unle.-* pr p i. -| wi,g«*
in** when tha chacka ard f
.
,.i
fitbt» 1*A,
•a farm producU w«uld l.« rununitta*.
gi
i—
.lv
t
&gt;
lub.
It
Has
i The Republican .rnatur
also an Itearad.
|,0 , rvdiuti IM of between -rn amt t-r
*'f . ' "
Mitt'll Itl W a r r a n t I s s u e d F o r
’
"
af an wonomic
itot-nretl
'bat
ahtwill
“ The point la well
taken." ,,IJ h* f«H*d opun he Prc.i nt percent by the Phn.ni* an t Ib-le- ,
, '!'1 ' " '
•rrnk at
Tha paymant of tha eddiUeiid
.•u«*n&gt;ar)
M n n I n C u r r a n D e a t h IK I**Ift. at :l o'clock in the altar
Chairman Samuel Hnf.tadtar In- Ptl'naeily ’ o conaratnlate him up pro-if rnnipaiii.a or»- rvacinde-l.
11 n 1 ' ." 1 '
dividaml of aavan percent, bftadIhr tale*
.TM tlflrg for SI farm orgsniia
t.imp .ifi.l gt-mirlU
tetje.-tti. "It may fceeome u .ub-i*®® Bte addrea* to the Ameri-an J ln New lock, the Ann mot
7..........
" „
ur« -VlcRnry.
VI o
tfollowing
ii
ing
th* total ...
dividanda pnid by
, i f ten I lib I ,&lt; t •
th* Xanaan laid agriruU iect of our invootlgatlon."
I" r liuiidr.il
,
.. :the
Legion which, Re«il .aid. "up. * Copper -ompaii) r tealed auln-ie
F M R L l’ RN. f!rorri^. Srpt 2*V
tuia w u without arwdi' and farm
,* f
A telephcne meoag. wa. r« -I parently haa killed the hon'.j* bail latn cut ip t&lt;&gt; | - prrr- m a ,1-llara a**! fra -to
•
A
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—Sheriff
I
F
Crrrl
«ai.|
ar*ration* w «r« h*lnr conducts
t* pD**»illy I «ta\ -i warrant will it# i««u*t| nn io '7m-Vk b&gt; ,,'V ',I* " ‘ k,‘" ’ ',ur,h rent, w L hailed* by !JdU)g kt^A
raleed about that time from Chief mo*» " K *«l .aid hr nppua.il " f J'dy I u'i,| -wap.- nilju»tin&gt;ail. . "Th-- low pr.-jo
H W I k n.
*.
for fnilot.- of th*- itt.tlvt I !•*• a rHyt *.it limit |y for th# a&gt;r#«t of n man on Ihb Monru«*hi id'ge anv|1the'lake * ^Vlkt * n*‘ f t gf«Mlun.".
Ani.tant
Dlatrirt
Attorn.,
\l
'
ealtif*
inon.y
b)
de.rea.lng1
■*»"
have
been
mail
“ *
• ' • B*aak.ru rryrtitn ina aev.ral
(I*, nlm ei| tin Tax*- Fiv r )
U*T*m*nt. ‘f
* i5
to ealarlea of congre.imen
an-l o ..
h er1
J1 '* » uuli-t wat.li |t»r*. |
_
.
n.Mn ,| HuJ -laini't hi r«mn# *lit»n •h oc h-oiluvarO, -.pUi„.,| th. ( l * , . .
Wn railroad eomim»«ion* pra- targ tllngg Unger. ..king that th
In
- h’
name cf the euapect not &gt;-e made! lnJetul wotkera.
, lirally n thing huung b.en -iii i
Aith ihe slayititc Tu«*s«la^ of ........... for ....... .
I ' alaillar arfumint* and
have
rdtWd
alnce
th*
rallur*
.o f
pjldic.
— - —.
. —
, alnce th altm k mi tin- targ• h:»*l • f'urrati.
ill# ar ••;*» »»'• ««i'l 'hat he agrvtcl with lh# hank. It w m aUn expected
U*« cumnl..lon to dl-mi.a
Mr.
Mnllch|
and
Mr.
I'apworth
•nt#Mt Foil h I h f ' C, C |i#nt -,
Th* aoiatant proeec'itor, a.ked L a w S u i t I s L a u n c h e d ; tori talbtfis VV.drtf- :%s ,ng|i»
that th* releaa* of appraxlovattlf
talltdada' plea for IS perrent
to a|&gt;p«ar and explain why. «a lj it 1 m
c#
_ r Williwns (!tn n, |«
.1
l#&gt;. I'ainpbt'll toui.ty, 1 itnl Mr* an-l a numlrr of -ll.ir. , '» t n„. t ioo.ooo la Sanford in the.M gr
_ _
Iner.ai*.
I woul.l be contrary to the
hr "public
* ® i - O n t l H C a t e l ) 0 - X , ^ ,n 1 **•'**» F*r«li*iati«&gt;ti «»f lao»»
t* irran t"l^ him Jsmrs u*r**inpM- c-Ninly &gt;hnubl keep hchlnd the future would
— -----prove in
an pdfi
pdvxnCa* • » i » » r*o Kunomi . t. ■
L k
lie .aid h- h-lii-ve-l (hat
ni#tt hrr on an autonmbit# r» •#
vtt-t.e a.eafc&lt;:-----'
rh•,l •Utxmwnl til whi b It.**
U akaw that th. railroa.1 prot-l j l * ' ^ ^ . 7 P‘‘
D» * rmhrr of Jam.ar) will'
“ » U^ » 1 Lu.lntta.
i ” » OftK, Sapt. i*V— (A.P. t l^** I**adtr arraign* l ti»# MMpi
a...
..
Ih#
sania
r
s
i
mi
which
Um i. on. o f rtdueln. axpen.M. i lk * * * h‘ n,*r'
drr-lgint operation, begun and
Mr H ****!! ,*Uhti| ta maka ft
Schafran and Jaeot, Thai j
(l ontinued on l-«g,. f - u t .
Samuel Keabury, ecunmel for the
&lt; i|»iui»‘w l»«*ily wn&lt; fouml
Maad aald “ th* national tranaporthat -oii.tru-lli-n on the btblgr ' l," r
Ult Check, will not.bA
— .
- —
uminittcc, pointed out
nothing, cr
, . bvfan a suit in f«|t*rsl court |
TIITO N . Iowa. Sept. 2-V
*atl&gt;a iy»t*m |« not thrvat.'ixd.
depoaitut*
reetive
■»»d roa.l will undoubtedly follow
4epa*llo#
1'I.F.AIIH G l'Il.TV
X J, “ H la Ika hvaiat.a of tki eoutv- had bean dena by poBre alnce; *0&lt;U, lo ,,BV‘
IA I* I
lown National G-lard*
.&lt;«— nf er
notice of their return.
'aM egpeciallf tho condoned July, I9M, In acarching for th
min ya.trrday won their fir-*t ufauapect.
gr.und that the owner., operato—. 1 A c f * .
*
*
TALLAII-VSSKE. 5ept 24
' ,r '-'nl ,n K- All-n called
■ of agrlettitar* that I*
\vl
le'iaive aialn.l taimei. *ho for i \ I* »
Aft-r a long argument the com- and huildvr* infilng.il on patent..' fla-ide Root nf Oailup, |
*" ,h'’ ,tci h* ,f ' *
" b* aaJd.
ih. plaintiff* held.
(Continued on Pag* Four)
.i« m-ntha have -e-i-tr-l lb-- .late N M . arrw-le-l tier, on chargej
,7. " J * "*
S U U he roacoivthle that under
General Motor* Corporation ia,
"
t,n "* ,,h* t
l-otine tubrrciiiin leal law There [o f tranaporting » .t- len autt-mn- i
“
new the outeom. of
one of the defendant* an,( the auit
it thoaId be the lay NAUTILCS NOT SBAWOHTUY Inablea demanding confiscation of I LONDON, Srft 85,-|A.I*.|
' s
i I u .7 '".“ " ‘u I
wa- n- phyaual o|ip-**ilion or Idle into Kt-rida, ve.leiday Plead , ,
ed gollty before Uni.ad^ Slate. I i" ' *
^
' ' *
h'r
---------and ananjuatiHi* airahip a*k* for accounting of \i»count llyiig of.Vimy, com on -Ivioou-tratiun aganut the l- .ting
OSLO,
Norway,
Sept.
15.—
harden upoa builnewa In
rioner
of
Ihe
metrnp
-litan
p-.|cc
prcflta and a permanent injunction
Moving nt -lawn, tru |-era |m»lil aad atriculutr. in pwr- (A .P .)— Prof. Harold U. Seer­ 1againel fuithrr infringement on announ r&lt;| y-mtardav he ia retiring
%JACKBOMVItlJt, Kept. J5-—
from hi* p»«t at Mw end the c-l marhin* gun- at -liatrgi_
-mount '
r.vler f'uunly croaa-oa*l.. n-ntki-d
nnml
IA.I*.)—Ulicuit Judge Dewitt T.
am
II,
Sheppard
at
I
en.ac-la
thaa.mi,
kind
of
.
celebration
whatever profof aix
Th- faniou* war-li:nr grnrr-vl --If n “ rcatrieted arva”
Gray, In f-.rmai ordtr aatered ta*
l A J t t g t u t s ,
f f f t i S - u S J K S
g . £ ' &amp; “ ................
I
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(fontlnueij on Bag* Thre.)
may have mad­
*n-| fuimer governor grni-iul uf iiptnte mile, viiibra ing farina uf
•lay. diOfnUaad tha lull brought
ia
no
cttlmata
of
the
prof
WU referring the “ fair turn to America undtr her ow n l,, ,rr
t'annln l-ccame | -niloli'. police • Vrn hadvr- in the inrtirre-ti-n
by C. V. Smith,
1 — ..... Jockaonville,
leak­
now.r,
|fU
chief in lt»2H when he anawrrcil ,ao.l riamp—I -l-.wn a c.na-ir.hlp
"
i f th* Inter.tat*
ing to ftdgftt Ih* to ll law governing
act under which the
wlmt Ihe home aecr.i'rj - vacr bed which baffled r«|Mirt(n until it
Ih T o
bua track opanilora.
,
beta aakod. the Inrremae.
*• "a »t.-rn rail to duly.
.I Had lift# i at noon.
Th* eoart held that Smith wa«
Thix rail waa t-v clean up l^iiu
Allrr a preilinntarv aklrmialt at
"
"
ctjmillion muet
a c ramo, carrier *iu nut a prt*
don*, police, n« th-re « v . niU(h: , hc fa rm 'of J. W linker, which_______
m when the ear.
«at* carrier ax contended and
. are ant making
popular aeluti-n at tie tine l,o- foiled to text the alrength of the | Only, two more day* remain for, Mia. Trc.aie McHae. aecretary
therefore wax . under JuticdUtloa
’ M***B o « tbehr Ureafan.it.
ran** of tho dianivery that a o v e ta l'f»*' M U H o m lent there .Imply ; atudeota nf -Sanfor,| and 8eminol&lt;
Th. • prnfng chaiwl program of the railroad commUaien width
,
ii
,
.
|»».x-a-u
2lSSIMMER, 8&lt;pf. | 5 — The member of the council ■nf wa* rotiataM*. ha I i..en r.-.elvinr I ferauac Unkrra rattle were not j Ctunly grad, tcho la to
r„|oW.......................
win h- u. fullowa; niuxic—urchea- had th* right to Uvy cartaia feat
hr|l'.« from nloht-club hoxtre.r.! on th- farm, the Guard-men w .r. -h, ir
- ,
OmeoU County grandjury yeeNr* put in jail.
tra; aone. Am-rira; xcripture— and Mtoxtmtnti for milv a n iftg
and -Iher oiolitnrx of tba li--.mrld.plryed on ..the, farmer, where I ..
. ,umwtr
« nd
** Rev. F. D. tlrow,tire; inYivcaUuit-- load*.
It ia alii gad that Clark appea
day Indl.ted, Edward Parndee.
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o
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la
w«,
and
a-.u-vth.r.
t-atlng
wont
forward
with
dia•
nmrning
ail
who
have
not
Dw. ih P. Br-ioha. Jr.; Greeting,
mayor of St, Clouj and iodepvmi- hi* caa# when a fine of **.» wa
Smith'* counMl conttnded k*
weraiMrPot4ttJ^,f
turning
hlind
paUh.
ulr-a-ly
begun
tholr
tludie*
will
an,; Enrmiragvment- T. W. Law- operated truck, under
contract
eat randi-iat* for govern:r of Impoaed and that Mayor pariadcv eye# to illegvl^ tirvt betting.
I Thi« mot#, howaror, ramo only ,fo1 *‘* h •" » ! « * ' room, which fan. auperintendont; II. c. Duaubaoquent U the appeal threat­
fur te rn *) e n-*m» anj tkath*
Flariia, on • charge of malicloua- ened Clark with confinement in ii 0, nJ‘ r*. k r " * 7
** P° wfter lin ker w m oacorted hack to lh' Jf lrfl •*’ » f,Pf'"KBoee. rhairnian of th. b» *| uchocl fur* he i* a private -artier. Tba
ly threatening with Intent to com­ th# city jail nnleae the fin# waa lira chef have l«-en runvi.lernSb Tipfa-n under millUry guard and
Tl1* l,,n*1 hlKh »rhoo| and many boarl. and E. F. HmtahaJdvr.
rourt ruled, however, that nine* ha
«QTON, Ifew
York, pel aaoth.r to ccnimlt aa act paid to Kim a* mayor or to the hampered t&gt;- hi* health. In d 'J » idarr-l In th- guardhmi--- Adju- l*le ,l,r* 1
°** *P»n#d a-mw- preablent. I'.-T. A.; and th* aa- i*
„ under several runtroel* aad
.offered**■••••
n aevert&lt;A.P.)— Mrt. Denjaula agalwt hi* ailL
rlty of 8 t Chad.
I he ......."
i—&gt;' lllnei. wiki laM General W. H. Hgiley laid V " " ’ .d" ri"if
, ,hr p«*t three week*, •ignmint uf U*«b«v. and vtudenta open far nthtta wm m m
he U 'a ctfimboa
lay In bar lin t pwb*
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The indictment, v«t forth that
A aawt ardor from Jedge Frank’ *., “ l
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charge, again.t Looker In-ludel h-t the-remainder of the Sanfuid
Kvrtnlly
he *wax
firred to removing quaranliaed catt!* il- *rh" " l‘ ■ " t&lt;* h»ffin rlax.ex Mon­ to the vorinux da-xrooma—prln-' carrier/ Therefor* in thl* partlCVi*
!lw »rtw *4 a til&gt; o iried H. C. Claih of 8 t Cluu-I bad ra- Bwitb af tha 17tb judicial eir.ult'
K
w “ " y h»
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tip*
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,
l*r c m # th* coaxtitatioanlit, « f
aod r*ard*r«d bar ftmod to pay a fin# amounting to wa* nccaaaary to ritra ln the aeand -uni time m the 8ou h of
legally and rontempt *1 eoart.
U* y m',rninr r*“ * •••» " I
fhr
Mr. Jacob* .aid that th* Uat of Ih* act wM not Involved aad that
M ty reaaon o f the fact that ha mayor from incarceiating Clark, Kraacr.
The farmer*, who hav, wagH ‘ u'”'n,1
" * •"noun*•menu ram* thla U it I-. k* will b* th* xam* a, th* i«*u* prwaeaed waa ah
Dr.p.te Iron Mr a with III hraltli
tba delibera Uly hod theretofore properly entered it wax atatoj ye.terday by per
WflrflM ifiin x l Out itAtc law * by• morning whrn J. Tilden Jucoba, that which wax uard laxt year. Uriel oa*.
» abduct bar bo* ood e.rved eat writ of artor to o:M prevent |n Kluimm-e an J •he general i. rt—fit—l wi'h hae.
principal
i f th- Junior' High Tho*.- who hav* u* d booh* which
ttriou* 4#vIcm Inrlufllnu opn
Judge Gray aaid a further tali
f aba might a n tba proper appeliat* court and ka-i claiming to bo acquainted with Ih* Int don- a good jnb in art (ing the
Scb-'ol, informed alu lent* who they »i*h to diapoa* nf are ad­
rirflanr#
®f
offir#r&gt;,
yea
ter&gt;a*l M • top*reed*ax bead auper- hUtor, of purported dlff.rvn-.# moctie nf Land in** famrtl Itul.i lex
if.
will attend claaa-t at that Inxtitu- vised to lake them to the .chord might b* brought la Uat tk* eooft*
her In tba OpHog tha judgment cf Dm dtp between tha council man and the evren higher than 1| wax hef, •re ha ‘••f.w or* aubtnlaxlve a* aix ret- lion that the, nvxxl report Monday Tueaday morning when ample titutianallty of the 1MI law
erinarlanc, e ll proteet-l by th*
took up kl« pvwt.
a prtvsa carrtor la lavobrad.
ar William t# »lt before Mayor Pari ode* mode mayor.
morning at P:in&gt; x-'tlorb
lime will be given for th# aal* of
Surer*aiea d livtj direr Iy in. Guardxmen, leetod aix quarantined
I approach* tba tbrrat of laearcerntiiig Clark
In hit announ rm.nt Mr. Jacob* tb- teat b eka.
Fom deo admitted la a Uta •pired iy him wer* undertaken lierda.
W ira TILLS SLATBB'S X am b
b tba city jail aaleaa tba fin* w m phaok commtnicatinn yeiterdsy
Hated tb: fariilt, av follow*. Mlax
Student* will b* requlrod bt
• galnit tho . more -'i-Mnoa teo»rta
lour* Chittcn-le.f. mathematica; Prt tent their tail year'* report
that paper* kaeg been aorrtd on of London'* Wevt Eo-I. Many -f LIVESTOCK C.RtKT F.I.KCTH
MEMPHIS, T ..*, SopL'If^.
Tba alleged threat ia purported
IL C. Blrel", phyxlca; Mr*. Luey card* for almittanc* to claaaa*.
(A -P.)—
W bare bean mad* Sept Ift and b| In dbeuaxing tba coaa, the may lb- place* were rloxed and other*
Smith- liter at ire; &gt;|r«. Jecae Hut- Sehoul will U 'ditmiteed at aocw
terday
t*ld to mend their waya.
MOULTBIE. On., Sept. 25. — Irr, mathematic*; Mra. Cladya
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an oi-r
al- or‘ aaaerUd
“
* that he
h# offered ta
General Byng’x name I* not -li ( A.P.)— Reelecting |U nfl-ccra, WalnHght. gv-grapb), *n&lt;| agil- Monday and buxa.x will ha oa wife
T * * - M - J - • J J **"
aaarytbing," including tba
band at that hour to Uk* tha thll*
M atw y. Jaiy M . Clark, oetegoaartan men.-, fine, If Oarb wool., tuign a* raetly aaaoe'alr-i wllh cny *ea.*- •^acting i Manfarom-.v Ala., at e» H*r*j Mi-« h'Mna I'hittendeo, dr:n tiling in tb* rural aectiqoa “ •h held at BljrtbrvflM,
lioaal erlaae tax—, both beca'-xe tb# next Meeting pla-e and »ol- Knglixh; Mixx P (fk Durden, klo*
"«. H. TayWr," far tb«
tbe cit, emndl. w m being] memhar o f tba etunclL H i iTalei
to thwir home*, but beginning' of M. c. Oooxhrla,
f. hi*
jib.-rarea
— eafyrrod
-.•V-..-I j&gt;»m.
- i - i and
am he
rt- *rg to okong* Itx lurit to the
n u n
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* « * mad# after Clark rtuxe aneb matter, a # ronnet.-t*,! Southanotem Ureotock aeaoclation. Itcyf, Mrt. Arthur BrHger*. Eng- Tn*aday xch ul will begin i t 1:44 lira chief, M -B. W
liehi'MJca Anna Kanner, health;
m * oLdpal tax equal nation Hard on, bod apponlad bin eax. Thle, bo
that b* aarvad a
mote directly with Ihe rht#f afitka heulham Live.tnck .--'vlatlon Mra. Marxxu-1 Maffitt, xipraa- OOab day- (Concluding bin
that be waa mrt a W . d-rbrod, ia being Interpreted ax •
mannerment tb* principal aalj that! ford, FW^ uni
tb*
erlvinai
lateitlgatian
«!tportloaod
IU.annua!
convention
yta*
aiont Mr.. Virginia llanderaon, tba lun.h roam will b* managtd "llanroeh'1 for
Clark ttruck a - ftOowl threat » — f—» th. couacilan.
Man:.
ttMdnwT.J K !
uiuaiC} B- H.ndal, orchextra; and by Mu. Virglain Cornell.
' breaking.

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Resisting Farmers

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Sanford Junior High School
Open Monday With Chapel Program

Osceola Grand Jury Indicts St. Cloud
Mayor, Who Will Run For Governor

Tells Ju ry
Was
On Bdat

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‘ Law On Bus, Truck
Drivers Dismissed

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of Ot U iuIo far man
than
year* and that to fait ttot
pip know that to would'do Jest
what to (aid. Ifa atarried that
whrthrf the propoaal to rad ora
tha mayor’ * talary
to fMOO
paaard whan pul to tha voto, to
Mrs. Mas Watt of 8L LouU.
ORLANDO, Kept. It . — Caruli- « l « Id put that anUry into alfoet
Mo.,
writes; I’m only 2S y n old
dste*
(or
the
office
of
(lit
mayor
9
If elected. Way declared that to
n a n o ag c u t a n
ami weighed 170 lbs. Until taking
Insofar
aa
V o n Elm, B u r k e D e- tto
°f Chamber
° rl*n?0_ of
w,r*
•p~k«r» v ^ " r T r economy.'
one boa e f your K rose hen Salta
m a Wiatadkn ad Bawaalx _
Commerce week­
cnmmrnaurate rlth efficient
aatawtea. N iiM BjOsla fbe
Juxt 4 weeks ago. 1 now weigh firm Bar.
feat G o lf K in g A n d ly luncheon recently. Each wat
n i N l d o Mataeta •)*
150 |be. I also have more energy
allotted
10
minuteee
In
which
to
N e w Champ, Ouimet
n
T
m
Itv far Ruby’s ta il.
and furthermore I’ve never had
diecuaa lituea of the campaign
FLIER IB KILLED
a hungry moment.”
and
the
planki
of
hD
reipectlve
K ttriv n n r A f r U t A T it v F o il
GAINESVILLE, 8apt. 14.—Of
WEST ORANGE, N J , Sept. 24
Fat folks should taka one half
tax m n
id io
OWM
m iIKCTIOI
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DICKERSON. M d. Sept. 24.—
(asalrw football htld tto apotllihi — (A .P .l—Bobby Jonea and hli platform.
rro o r T im
leatpoooful
of
Kruachen
Salti
In
Mayor Jamee L. Gilee,
vice (A P.| — Ueut. William B. ClemITRS o r TVf ■
y .f y tm &lt; H
tto Color gridder*. amateur rhamplonahlp iuercaaor,
rLORIDA.
• • t
pretldenl nf the chamber, pra- rnu of Clementa, Ml-‘ h-* waa In- a giaaa of tot w^ter every morn­
tto tuULaca « f Ccnrk CharSoOrm la hartbjr f l v a
Inti
Francia Ouimet, were defeated tided. Introducing the tpeakem |.tantly killed yesterday afUinoon ing before breakfast—an RS rent MH’
lftK
HAlfTT.
Oar^hooor
of T bs
Wy Bachman and hla «la ff of as­
bottle lasts 4 week*— you can O rilflrala Hm la*. I i(« 4 Ua ilk
alphabetically
and
yeattrday
In
a
.Irt-holc
txhibltkn
■
ithoot
parwhen
hla
army
plane
crashed
Just
sistants, pat la a hard afternoon
of Julr. A T&gt;. I SIT. baa f|l«4
get Kruachen at Toochton’s San­ 4*y
aaltf **ar1lficaia la Mr bffk*. mn4
| •yitilde of Dtckeruon. ’H*
*
of aertmmato which featured golf match with Billy Harke,' na­ tiality.
h««
m«4o
■pallraiKin fmr lat daed
ford
Drug
Co.
or
any
drug
store
tional
open
champion,
and
George
Charle&lt;
A.
Ilrn&lt;
engineer, 1 alone in the (hip.
yariad methoda of attack.
» « &lt;+ * u- in atm rdsaF S w ith law.
In America. If not Joyfully (alia- I*«ld
rtrllflCBln rmburuu |(tu f»t.
Far Tto grralrr part of the aft Von Rim, buaineaa man golfer. declared for operatinc expensea
fled after the fln t bottle— money low lns d #ar r Ibad pro pvrtv altoatad
eraoea two taama, augmented by I’ roeaada from tto match will go uf tha city to lie llmltrd to 1400, - 1
In H#tnlnola county.. F lorid a , to.
hack.— Adv.
000 ami taid that It would be ef­
rlt
B raatinaal it ream of aubatitutca, to charity.
hots t to t l TeUBtae'a Addition
Burke and Von Elm played bril­ fected through the rontoli iation
battled up and down Fleming
T h * said land k e la g aaeanad at
the d a te at Ike Issuance a f stick
Fkld Aa tka Florida mentcrlal liant gnllf to whip the Join-* of departmenta. In Ihe matter of
JACKSONVILLE— Plana being r»r (| f| r * l# la lb# h a m * nf Ifa .
hoard (ought to locata an eleven Ouimet romblnatlon, 5 up, over refinancing the 12,700,000 bond* !
prepared for construction of pro­ kn ow n I'n U a a said cvV Ilflcata ahall
)*« r rd *p m M b rfn r4 ra c fo law ft
which atowad tha gruatcat po**l- the firtt IS hole* then double their now outilanding fur tewer and
posed new parcel poet building.
da*&lt;1 w ill laaua Ik irn R oB Iba tu l
hUltiaa In the wav of a scoring margin In the eerond round, llurke paving t|&gt;rcial at«et&lt;mentt, ha
waa the *tS£ of the day at he and pointed nut that Ihrte
punch.
bonds
Big Unk Sil.by, Florida', pile hla aharpahootlng partner arrumu could not he extended hut could
r.
aggrrKate
margin
uf
lat(d
then
dtlvlng fullback, ami Paine Kelly. 10 ....a, r. ... .
•■e refunded over a period of 25
VB muat promlaing aoph hack, re- 10 UF **rr «to rourae f the Es- to OO year* ami therrby give the
cclvtd alight kne* Injunct in the *r* &lt; ounlry t lub.
benefit „ f xurh extention to the
aourua uf tha ho.tllltle.. Although
" “ h» ‘
»nythlng hut an taxpayer* Hr offered a p'an of
Baltbar playar » a « aerloutly hurt. ecMbillnn for charity, it would aiding unemployment
hy g » tig
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both ma* hava to reaort to Ugh h« ' " terminate,. with llurlte and ' work
to laborer* on part time.
*
-for -•
•
workouts
the next• day
«r »o. Von
ton Elm
Mm thu
the win
winner* hv * margin
Frank
I..
Fergnwin,
et
chaira
A| of
' f H an*l 7 in the afternoon Hut
■ yesterday'* scrimmage,
I with a gallery of IKKHI ■weeping."'?? "! ,t" ’ r * , l,»&gt; *r« league,
ro. Junior hnekfleltl ace
■ur.e, Ihe
the cour*e,
the fo.tr.om*
fmiraome w* nt on l" M. " f , 'h* " • • »» r*«'»F &lt;lrv*lopDavis, whu la making
I ment* that he had promoltul in
finlnt, the full final round.
fln t Md for varalty honor*, *|uod I1In
to flul*h
, Mawarhiuctl* anti New
York
___ US two of the moat promising I ■' »■ » ‘ h« rlr"‘
«n.| of hi* work in the Southball logger*. In the line HI O*good. *in« » hi* retirement an the untlm
1*td* Improvement league In Or­
B eouvetted fullback who 1* play put»'l king ,,f
I to golfing
lando and hi* recent work in tha
la t guard, and Rill Ferraixl. a wnrlda. had played with tw„ of
a
aoph center, looked good. Jo# Hall. hi* *urr***nr*, Hurke ami (luirnet,' •k’tl’eycr* l-eague. oppneing the
■ J r i i i i l i ' andHpurgeon" chero ! In Ihe -am, mat. h
|‘
■»
"cent referendum
•n veteran ftankmen, were wnik | Jcne* .hot a 74 In the m-rnmg '*" »■* ulili&lt;&gt;ev
S t.w tU throughout the day* ac-|'»hile »urk# wrnl aroun.1 in 72.1Oeorge Freymarh.
druggiat,
II rlt las
1 tine over par, and Von Elm look , t"*'!* public the plank* id hi*
. . wa. .high
. . man Ith m j
fur Ihr flrat l i ma. *
' I b U brief punting a#*»lon Al • —
7:&gt; .w
Ouimet
|Thfjr i n c l u d e d tha admlnktRoger? and Shaw Burk, who I* ' u
In the iflrrniMin Burke aj^Bhi trBtion of city a f f • I r • *•
I H aven’t A n y Money But I’L L
toiag touted aa a I f f ml Clyde
Crabtree, ronttnue,) to he the pirk ■huwrd Ihe way, picking off f*»«ir ( " l&gt;«i»inr&lt;*a man. etdipping leaks
effect economy, beautification
erf the lot In thi* pha*e Buck, &lt;a Idrdiea alons th« * i y t* if«l hla
put tally, looked promi.ing. Th- par 71 while Von Kim ahi t a 71.'of parks and a fair deal to the
Palatha boy weight In at
ISH Jonea took 7rt and Ouimet attain working man.
S V. Way, the laat speaker,,
Munis and run*, kirk, and »•*•»« trailed with 7X
Hobby had trouble with
hi-* -aul that ha had been a citiien
In a style reminUrrnt of “ Cannon
I
boll Clyde" who Ihtillrd Gator woimIe on aeveral hole* and hi* ...^
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fastball fans for Ihrre year* with putter would do n thinia out t f the
oiduvarr Several time* he made —
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—
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Ms ambidektrou* prowe**
f
Morgan Blake of Atlanta, one of I *pl n.lid recovrrie* out
PERHAPS YOU, TOO. HAVK NO READY CASH nUT WOULD LIKE
tha outstanding sport* scribe# in 1rorgh to keep hi* »coro down. All T O -N IG H T —
tto country, wa* an inl#r**t*d &gt;1*). however, he had trouble hit
to trade some article, which haw loot Ua aerrlee to you. for oomething
apactAtor at the Gator drill ye*l*r, ting the green with hi* «er- n 11
ft
u
Mhrllla
th
a
cine. Maybe you hare a radio, an ice hog, a dog, a cat. a piano, a place
dap- Blake earn* down to give •hot*, llurke wa* rarely In tn n
moat t K r 11 ling
Bachman's charge* a “ ones over" hie and twice he got down putt*
of furniture you would like to exchange for a cow. a canary, a rlctralm,
o f nerve-tingling
awi took several pictures of ihe nf |(l anj 12 Let In bring home
tnyatrrles! Ilrartbirdie deuce* on Ihe *horl hole*
,u
Florida aggregation.
or a farm Implement. If yon have, you can probably effect a trad* hy
gripping happen­
Jon** accounted for both the
‘ i i'
ings will w r i n g
■ r*
hole* hi* *l&lt;l* won duftng the day
ualng The Herald Swap Column.
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screams
frem
B W in ter P a rk Diamond , Both time* he had to *hi#il lurdte*
yuu, tool
tu do It, bagging a three on tlv ’
B all Team W ill P l a y 1fwr four third in the morning I
Merely fill In the coupon below and aend It to The Ilcrald, Tha ad
round anJ a four on the long pai
will appear three tlmea for the low rate of 46 ernta. It win be-jrhren
By K II. (.'I'Ll.I'M.
five uighlh in the aflvrno.n OuiTto Bumby llardwara Company mat wa* woefully erratir, gelling
a
aerial number thereby making the tpinaaetlon confidential. No namea
tw a , of Wlntar I’ark, on# of the Inin trouble ftei|Urntly with hi*
itrsngfit team* in Central Florl •truml *hot* whit*- hi* long pull*
will appear.
.
4$, will be het* tonight to lake mi refused t“ K» down.
f-'picked team.
Winter Park team recently
..ARE BHTI.ER--Sehm.1 Boiwd
eliminated the Sanford A " Star* considering bulld-T nddltlou te
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OLD TYME SWAPPER, C O SANFORD HERALD.
Tournament In Orlando, and a In
tie later came up and defeated thiI have a
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— —Ckes* team. However, the team
selected for tonight’s gsme should
to able to hold Its own, and a hot­
ly contested gams is promised
(Htals Condition af Article)
*nia gam* is srheduled to start st
1:80.
end
would
Ilk*
to
swap
far
AUTHORIZED

SUCCESSOR LOSE
EXHtBlTION GAME

0 Aspirants
For Mayor Spepk
At C.OfC.Luncheon

laJniiWceks

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Mentorial Board Tries
To Pick Best Pros­
* pects For 1st Team

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Iritlsm*! mr n tfl&amp; l el» nature
id seal tile tha ttth do* af Aa.
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Y. C DOUOUABB,
Clark Clreutt fa art
ttomlrwrU C v i R t f ,
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Ik* indarilgn-d will, ua tha Iftth.
day af Ortntawr. A. f&gt; 1»ll. pr«aai«(
ta tha lfan**raljla rnunijr Jmlg# of
Sr-ininol** f'nunty. Florida. h#r final
r«turn. kfc.tant and v.iiirheri
m*
R«arulrl« of lha Katnta nf Jamra
F Oontaa. dwtanaad. nnd nl aald
tlrnw then and thwra, n««k» nppll.
rnllnn tu ihf aald Judge for a
final saitJammt nf h*»r admlnlatrn.
Hnn **f witld -«U I«. nnd f*»r an uf.
art dlat'hgrglng her na Bitrh Dia
eutrK
lh«tad this lha :«lh day &lt;#f Aa.
D. 1911
MArr»r g ris .v p o a t iw ,
Aa F.RacutriR nf ;h* Kalata
nf
JAMFH W COATRII.
I Var y Bad
l&gt; I Ol NT OF CCH. VTY Jt DflK
•RXITOI.N COVNTY. I T A U
o r ri.oninA.
IV IIK FJTATE OF
rilANdH A. JOIINFON. Itarannad.
Tu nil rradllorR, Untrsa. dtafrlli.
«!•••* and nil pwrtonn hiving
clalma or d»man&lt;J» a#nlnal anld oa.
talas
V«u. npd -ach of yati. nra harwky
nntlflad and ra«|iilr«&lt;1 to prw»*nt any
rlnlrna and demands whlrhe)mi, mr
alitgar of ynii, may hara aaninat |h**
aatnta n| KHANCIN A JtUINHtiV,
dtreotil, fata uf Hamlntda •'•iun(y,
Florida. fi» tha Mon Jaa* I). Mhuma
County Jadaa of hamInola County,
al h|a off|ra lit lha Cuanty Cuart.
h«&gt;u«a In Ranford. FamlnnU Cuunly.
Florida, within iwalva niunihs from
thr data haranf
Palttl llllt AMfuat A U lift.
Jt»»«K II. f.KON AIt I »F,
Jeiacator o f tha K a la ta «»f

FFlANCtll A. Jon NEON.

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Hacaaaad.

SALE: Houfa and i t f
corn*r Sanford ^.v^aaa M il
Myrtle Street Fir* miles s it
11,500. P. 0. Bug 1141 City*
•L
y FOR QUICK »Alf. • • o fftr x.4 I
room d««Uin « - heated at &lt;TM
Magnolia
*
hss than, house’
hs duplicated it l.J lf M in to tag W .
a modern and up ts-dote dwotUags
close tn, It will pay you to log
wstlgata tkla, Colclough Realty
Co.
■■ fob

Ur In good rpnditJm, M n. * . K
WUk*. Q'aeea. plpna *4 W .v , £

* t w in s t o ( i i m r o u L
r u n c o u n t on r u n r r
J r tM iR .
S a t* ! SOI.SI
C O l’ U T t .
. »T * T W o r n - o R iD A .
if* wje m t a t r o r u a h y a o n e s
T i r n . v K T ►.•LUa,
T o a ll creditor*. I i i i l m . d le tr lb a .
am.
a ll
person,
h a tin g
clalm a or d im a ad a a ga in s t said

n

datala i

You. aod aaeh o f rod. ara h ere.
L r M llr t e d aad r*&lt;iafrad io present
a a r a talma aad damaada
w hloli
you. a r altbar o f you, m a r b a r *
aljtal tka ra ta l* o f M A R T A O .
£11 T I S l i N K T kT lX I*.
daacaaad,
I* o l H*mlnela C a a a ly, F lo rid a .
In tka lio n . JAS. O.
SHARON,
C ount* Judas a f K a a lia U C »u iM r,
at hla o f flea la tka fo u n t * C o u rt,
koua* la Banterd. Mamlaola C ou nt*,
g lo r ie s .
w ith in
Iw a lc a
montka
from the data bar*of.

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CONRADS II. B L U B
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aaeweu H I 00 ItM Vf_______
Sanford Exandnatiua stoat 0(4.
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15 Wu" help yea qualify. WHU
Inatructiaq Bureau. I f '
▼h i m d
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em errr.
St. Laois, llt o quKaiy. *cj - jM f
I* I I D
FO R IKR110LR Bldg, --------—
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c o r m . r tw n n A . w o u t .
(T U T .
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MEN
W
ANTED
,
WllJWlN W. HEED.
for RswUlgk Rout* a f M0 Opto
(V m ^ U lD in L
Vi.
•uraers In' New Ssaytna, U )H r' .
R E M IX O LK
W ATERFRO NT
P E . burg. Eustls, TttnsrlU*.
RaUabl* 1
V K lO P M r..V T C O M P A N T . a
c^r„
tRiatimr bustler can '.sU gt t
p o r iilo o
o r n n ts a d
and
uodar tha laws uf tha Htaia •*, weakly and Increase « «
Florida; aad KD. B OATVW.
Write Immediately. Raw
la ftm liii*
onoicm mw f t r l ic a t io v .
D e p t.
FA-Br-kS-E,
n » TIIE pICFBNnABT
prrw N nAN T Ic r ; Tw ll
B HATE*; .
I| appaarlna froia lha «a«n » bill
of *ompUInt aaraln filed lluil ya%
W INTER M A V '^ tf-ffk r
ara a »«&gt;n-rraldant of lha Blala nf mission awarded iW iresL U Bar*
Florida l haI y..or r»a idanc* ami
• ddroaa la r.D a DATEH. IM7 Flrat mour-Cralg Co* nT tUs' city for
Na(lf&gt;nal lUnk nulldlac. ‘’M n fo. boilding Itu txr liy it o (set •(
Cook Cuunty. Illlnolo* which la aa
lartlrulsrlf aa aald raaldanco aad
•M penK.
addroaa la known in tka rotnplnlo.
nt. that thtFn la no p*rmn in ika
lata of Florida Iba aaFVlra uf a
• ulfwten* upon whom would h\nd
you. nod that yon nra trvar Ika ap« LIBERAL' ALubwANCI «T j
of twrntv.ona faara.
o'd battery. 114 V . t W BL ¥
IT IB THEHEFonE. nffPEftKI)
that you appaaF |o in * hill of com.
plaint f Had hrpaln. on or Hofora WANTE DTwtoeTiiSrtomhioiu
Monday lh*» Sfh day of Urtohar,
County Wflfara Board,
A. I», H)|, nibrrwlto tlisj ■llafa.
Ilona of aald bill will Ua lakaw a« I t i
• • i * **- •
ronfaaatil hy jou. and a dacra#
t&gt;r«» rnnftsao
will ba entered
IS—
A
part
a m U fa r
atnln-t &gt;on
i t ia r i ’ HTHrn niinr.Hrn that
tkla ordei l.w pukllalted owe eorti APARTMENTS, far R a n i Hat and
Week for four ronarrutlue week a
cold water, free garage. Mrs R.
In Tha hanford Harold a newapnper
pab|Uha*l In »«!&lt;| l ouaty and Rfale J. Ilolly, ll&gt; Park ! * • , .
WITNHNK mjr bond and lha aea|
of a*4if| Court, fhla S7lh day of 11— noqqqq
eAuauof. A D 1911
&lt;RF!AL)
V. K rwX’GIeABN.
THREE ROOM funtMtod cottag*.
Clark of tha Clrrult
Modern convsnlmKoa. 191R Ea I
fhiurt
4th Streot. Phoss (57-J. ■ * ,,
fly A M WKEKN.
l» tL
OlLFed A (H/irNEf,
FURNISHED five'
Rolldtura for Complainant
and garage. Modern
iences. Corner Oak Aveaue
41DUB. SStWiaOLB I'Ot'STT,
Eleventh Street. Ptotv* H4-W
FT4T* o r n.OBIDA.
IV RK T»ir. KNTATK OF
Tto Tasty Stop. .
JAM KN W. CUATBF, Dormns-g]
•
IN I’ ROHATX
SO— H&lt;
rih A L Tcnicr.

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W^SL3
brought tU fourth jM r'tf arms print, the weather bureau laid,
Ir n f M h tho Northwest, viriud far cold wettber brio** more pre­

It Is something
whole lot mora to l u
t
t
W
• Sqcji koowlhdgo John D. Rockefeller, J r.n u .ln h eritln i it VilFfortufie
frcoi hla father, he haa devoted moat of his life to gpeading it tn the beet interest of, hayMnltjr. Aaide from hla In­
numerable philanthropic activities, hla construction of "H adio City" is the heart of Hew Yqrk City, comes at a moat
opportune time fpr the people of this country,
’ . “ A Meant haaouiwemet by, lha Metwpolitgn Square
birpot-atioh, holding company for John D. Rockefeller, Jr.'s
1260,000,000 mid-town building project in tifiw York," says
the Manufacturers Record, “ gfvpg'some striking facta aa to
the.meaning of this great development in a Ume o f bdainen
depression end Uncertainty, It is computed that 10,000,000
days of eight hours each will be consutned by the workers
who produce, transport and erect the ,malarial and eqUip-

THE WHITE SWAN
Could you but «•* her
—Iha would asam
Likt some bright alar
J t e t Is ssen In dream:
Lika a tun-bunt
'Men on n wintry day
Whan an but (bat one ipot

I* grey

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^

Cculd you but see hex
—It would bv , H
. '.
As whin one «*»x
On a flooding ska
The white foam tide: % _
Or x*»x a proud xwan
w
M oyahtly
Brxxxtin* a tide;
—Jamtam Btcpksa#.

th* moaotaln itato with a cipitation. Winter rain* and
drought HTtn snoogh to Injur*
postwar# and imtll grain!, tml ■news are not uaed by plants and
rata *»*n ti&gt;* drought region of are not evaporated so readily by
1M0 less raja than normal. Only the run, but soak iota the (rin d
WASHINGTON.
tha Atlantic ##abo*rd and Ik# where the aubaell absorb* them
Mlubaippi and OKI* vslltyi re- lo.- futuru use.
Th* summer Juat ended wai
ralrad all th* rain they neednl.
terdsy •&gt; Biased It# h f w w the
A reld winter ttlv year will be aevrral degreei warmer than nor
coming winter fat relief from.the beat from the farmer1! itand- m il,
, •|
underground drought that file **heusted moletar* rest ret for
more than • y*«r.
Water In the subsoil, which iiu.
SEE ---- PLAYBOY ---- HEAR
(•ins crops when mine fall, never
I
Craalay new eight I aha Paab-Pvtl Pentode
has been replenished since the be­
I W f
set put Exponential or Variable Mb, Soperginning of the HID drought, J.'JL
I
/ * 1 let adj aa RADIO with Creaky latest type
Klarer, agrireltugp meteorologist
tJ
Dysankc xpaskar— tbs only S tohe bet
of the weather bureau sold tadty.
Hand-to-mooth rains daring lha
that sella fee Laos thaa fifty dallerv
■rowing lessen were all that
Cadlaet medals at IIS M , *73.00 sad IS3.00
pulled the trope through thin yesg.
Taproots, pushing Asp miofi
griund. found Uttls ht no mola
S A N J U A N G A R A G E CO
turn there.
Th# aummar of 1911. Juet ended,

TromLo!

Ifoo of $110,000 under the pre­
vious year. This sum has not been
risebad without minute examine*
linn Into dataib of every depart­
ment, and every department has
asfftrvd Us cut in fairly dess
proportion, dtp employ##* and of­
ficials declare. Tha atact amount
from Aritona; coal from Pennsylvania and West Virginia. of each department, reduction will
There will b* lumberjacks and mill men at work In the become available to tha public
great timber Bread of the Southern States and the North­ only when it la definitely dacldaSi
west; workers In the marble quarries of Tennessee, and la­
bor employed in blast furnaces, rolling mills and other
manufacturing plants.
Btoillfbt through th# terra of
"Included In the development are: The world’s largest
■pave ,
office building in floor area; two 46-atory office buildings Kalis as aft and do*! oat tlr*i
and one Of 31 stories; the Intgrnatlonal Music Hall, biggest Kilt# and knows not wb*r* it
falls,
theater pfer to be erected; a spacious sound motion picture
theater; two 0-story buildings fronting on Fifth Avenue, A tore* of updlmlnisbod ■flfA *
and two other buildings, the size and use of which hae not
No Interstellar fold mty stay
yet been announced."
,
Th*x# atom# tn thtlr at* of flight,
— ...............o

A Country Gentleman?

Thttr radiant f*oxn«try—

,'Thft* Emprfi* Eug#nl# hat*
Ota all right, all rlsht, but why In
lha world can't the girt* srer git
’«m on straight?
' Tha pacpl# of Florida have a
distinct advantage ov*r th* rest
of tha world. We want Inin trainlog for thia dsprrexlon.
•Florida already ha* oy*r $161,.
000.000 Inviatfd In highway#, and
thert w#ra mm# who aald w*
should k**p on building th#m.
**'Th# svtrag# young man hops*
that hi* awretl# will b* wtll praMTftd'Whvn xh* gala old.—Tlmta'Ultlon. Potxlbly th tt'i why h# got*
her plcklrj whIU rite'# young.
*’Wh»n President HoOVlr urged
thl legion ieiiiih&gt;i 4 W t o axk for
mere bonux, they all crt*d In unl­
ion, "W# want b##r." Il#*r would
U a mighty good substitute for a
bonus with moat of thsm,

'"Senator Klrtrbvr has definitely
announced hi# candidacy for reilvctlon to th# United States H«n*t« nt^t y*ar. Ho hat Ruth Bryan
Owon. Thtrt at* two offlr**
whtr* *p«cuUtlon a* to iucc*t*ful candldat** lx uncalled for.

tate holdings who is famed locally for hla generous con­
tributions to charity whose most noteworthy humanitarian
enterprise la tils support of the St. Petersburg Crippled
Children’s Home. The man la a retiring sort of fellow who
seldom goes out at night and spends his evenings smoking
and reading with his family In nls expensive mansion.
Ills name la Johnny Torrid. In Chicago where hs lived
until s few years ago, he was known on "Torrlo, the Im­
mune” . He acquired this title after his repeated emergence
unharmed from various gun battles In the midst of Chica­
go’s busy streets. Time after time he wai sprayed with
machine frun bullets from passing automobiles. Scars on
hla neck.hod chin attest the accuracy of his competitors,
but his persistence In living despite these attacks proves his
"immunity".
Torrlo came to this country from Italy when he was
about twenty years old. He first gained notoriety when his
chief, "Big Jim” Coloslmo, the A! Capone of ten years ago.
was killed and Torrio stepped Into his shoes. For » whjl«
Torrlo hlbuelf was ths big boas of tha underworld. His
wdrd was l*w4omnsaUef ths murderers, bootleggers,, brotpel-house keepers of Chicago, and Al Capone, roost notorious
criminal at present, was hla right hand man.
Finally Chicago made it too hot for Torrio Juat as It
is making It too hot for Capons now. Torrlo decided to re­
tire while the retiring was good. He skipped town leaving
his extensive enterprises la the hands of nls chief lieuten­
ant, Al Capone. For a while Torrlo waa lost to the world.
So quietly did he slip fnto St. Petersburg that nobody
knew who hs was or Anything about hla record until he
had acquired extensive property holdingi aggregating In
value a million dollars and had identified himself as a moat

shaky

Th* whirling nybulst. thxt tw.it |
A moon'x orbit till It break.

Bylahan* t*Us of th* dWorery
it Sigrw two for inauiln, daatlmd
&gt;rh*po to ho of great aorvleo la

■nmploymsqj lajac-

We Have for Quletr Sal*.

VISIT
SPENCER’S NEW DAIRY
On Country Chib Road
And 8m For Younwif Why
O u r Bacteria Count Is
Maintained Under 10,000,

Y O U R CHURCH NEEDS
YOU
Have You Reminded Your
. Friends to Meet You at
Church Sunday ?
TRY IT

HOME COMING D A Y
October 4th.

5 MODEL A '
FORDS—flSD op
Also bargain# In the f*P
lowing care: C h e v r o l e t ,
Dodgy. Brick, Eases, Bgky ■
Overlend sad otbarx, &gt; r. -

Wight Bros. Cto.
Plymouth Daoieru •

Inspection Invited
At AU Honrs
SPENCER’S DAIRY, INC.
Geo, C. Harden, Mgr.

Special for 80
J
8x10 photograph For M
$1-00.

W ieboldt Studio
Arcade *■&amp;

Hutchinson Tractor Equipment COa
HH W. Central Are, Orlande

Phase

AUTHORIZED DEALER
OLIVER HART-PARR
TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS
USED TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS

Sponsored by L a y Mem bers

SANFORD PROTESTANT CHURCHES

1 laltraallenal 10-10

1 Fordum*. glU.M U IIU JI

,

Used Ollrer harrows. 113.00 to 41.00
Ows Tam Hiuton tide ptaw, 143.00

And bast against 11* Ivory wall*—
A fregmret of a univtri*. .
A shining prison*! whoa* nama
Th* jallsr cannot *v*n rehesrea.
This I* a strangsr hous* than *vt?
A tkouxaad million ytare swag
Opanvd te relaeis th» light __
Thai sud* Incarcerate In clay.
H*r* In matila b#fld*d II**
QuIntosMatlSl xunxl'th* hold
Eaormau* mount In#; xnowx
Uouavd In a (hull a hand mty
hold.
A* fruit ilt*Ba In tha read th*y
&gt; I« P .

Till

.

memory,
spring,

Ilk* a

wind

of

Breathe hot a momtnt; Ihtn th tf
buret ,

Thtlr bu*k of bont and rlxt and
ting.

*• I

And bloom, tarh In tha nredful
f la il,
Till lha wind ov*r. thty Sr* l*d
Back to tha grsasrlas whtaeo

they t*m*. .

Th*r# In thair ilaoy thoy dream
sxAMlUA.... t y j i im a

such

tow#r*

aa

look

T E N Y E A R S AGO T O D A Y

Tha who*] of hoavon turning from
Marked progress In bning made VtvUx Spear spent tadty al Day- Oblivion te obUvtvn.
toward construction of a railroad tana Batch.
which It is exported oreatuslly
By a vote of 47 to N the rlUwill coanoct Miami and Ctowlaton, m h of Maitland fretarday car­
according to W. C. Wolf#, of ML ried the charter ritctlon adoptiay f o r S A U 5 a t L e s s
ami, who waa In Araedla rorently a mw and improved charter by
In con Mellon with' lha Tatum In­ the charter hoed #U«t*d Juat 14.
THAN COST
ternals of that city. Mr. Woifo
Aa attempt wot nude lo ss! '
' •
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listed that tha Tatum* had pur­ ■urinate John Pllstldokl, th*
chased Urg* areas of lend border­ president of Poland, at Lamburg,
NICE HOME
ing tho-Miami renal sad that they Calorie, tonight. *oy* a dispatch
a l *
'
.«,,•* *
wore pushing construction of lha received al Karla. Three pistol
roadbed for which thoy have a •hot# ware fired at him hut th#
Modern
fronchloo, aring the spoil* of lb* bullet* want wild. Tha setaHast
west olda af the canal for Um pur- wai arrastad.
Converiltihoer \
..Or. and Mrs. J. N, Talar sod
Matter Ralph and Mr. apd Mre- 2% Acres Bearing 4
noun** th* marirsg* I f their W. C, Hill motored to Lakeland
* Al!' * * « *•’ t».- •
danghtcr, Virginia, to Mr- Daslol dtp before yesterday whrre they
O ran ges * ‘
U. Wilder, jfsterdey, at 8(rereld* wore tha gatelx of Mrs. Trier's
freebyteriaa Church ta Jackson, mother, Mrs. McIntyre.

till*. Rev. Joseph G. Vsneble,
pastor gf ths church, performed
th* Impressive ceremony, which
jwwaga i m n o " '■ban butl- waa wltadaaod only by relative*
pg L good, lastaad.of giving all and a few Intlmal# friends el th*
rgflta ta stwkholdere, in ardar popular young cbupU.
V. C, Collier left last sight for
• taka care of warns and unam-

om ufll wlliV billfwtil, U fcl^ii

[m b I rut

dwell,

Pot

Labor l«sd*re, as ' might hava
been ax pa*ltd, are sot much
K ixd with the actio* of U. B.
I and other large corporation*
hi retting wag**. William Qrren
In*Into that If large dividend# and
million dollar bonureo wire paid
. less frequently during periods of
gf*gMnty, reduction In w»f*r

,t r tr u th

And, while It pluag*#, th#-# U
ham
Th* *y* whsrsin, ax In a wall.
This light will dir* and clear#
It* way
To th# dark brain whir* It must

Prohibition I* bringing forth s
lot of now word* for our English
K guag* In which w# find thl*
m O. O. McIntyre: MOv*rh*anl
bktwtfn two luncheon (Upper* In
the Colony reception room. P in t:
'! didn't think you'd xhow up
Sftar tbat glare of your* taxi
night.’ H*cond; ‘I waxn't lb* only
on# glared. You wire iwack*d to
th# bang* youroclf.'"
Th# GUam .ha* ntrer b**n shiv
I# k srn Itaalf, why th# moan I*
axmotimo* far south end a fow
night# Ut«r will n#ath.i-Phll Barn«y. H*v# you *V*r boon abl* to
loarn anything about tha mocnf
Why H m*k*x #UJy «*s#x out of
old min, drew ratio#* oirt*of young
bucks, and HoUiu of Trey out of
Jm t sny tv*r*g* girl t Why lu
s tf t mellow ray* will turn a haart
of stona Into a disgusting place
of putty T

h j ij u o

U. R. S ta n d a rd F ar
C E R T IF IE D M ILK

Th* m#th*motif■ of tha night.

Maw that to many of na a rt
. .
I
•
/
living from hand to month, wo are
Down Id St. Petersburg, an Associated Press writer re­ They non far aff th* burning &lt; »»»,
a s t to b* a lot more *ympath*ll*
veals, lives a. quiet prosperous man wjth extensive real es­ Th* furiuu# weak sf tldre t.uct,
for th* oiw-atm man.

f r t rn th&gt;

ttith lilt Or.UiQi On, I

YariouaCuta Have

- tha motor, Otovrolat engineers were not M b'A

JiJc i j

*

product, each process af building, msuiiMhig
and aharbing Um Ckrvrolsl SU 1* madiad by
aatruma car* and p m U a a . An nbnuaUvq
kyatoxn o f tost arid inspection mokm cor tain
that tvtry part meats specified dltncnaloaa
•xactly. Many a f thaaa parts arw bald to
limits o f ons tan*thousandth o f an Igch.' No
gUDufketuiw M ilk * Induxiry xisas nsusw oarw
#r proc igloo la bo tiding and tasting than

1 ton! to offer the public anything lose ' h i
tHrel ana prsemf doolgn. TKey knew that the
only aatlaftMtory way to get smooth, floxlblo
pownrln s ere b to m * at lemt six eylindsrg.
So thoy adopted tha six-cylinder — g «»» with*
out comprooslsa. And this la what you cot ta

know you are getting a
J m t o s tv a ry p a r t o f th a
M r Is s o u n d ly b u i l t #

Modem Buildings

Ready for Handling

1600 Chickens "
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lira. R . W . Sturdivant
Honored W ith Party

REA D E R

T O U C H T O N ’S SANFO R D D R U G C O

I

In honor of Mrs*. U.
W.
Sturdivant * hns* marrm/e
I
an • v r n t of SwpL 5, Mr*.

Social Calendar
M. Jr, at Orlando.
i*r« tbl* turning.

s.

Cm.
Selman left
for Atlanta, Ga„
•pend about tw j.

■
mn left this week
Ta he will be em­
it Plggly-Wiggly
I-,
_ !__
w oo. . .

Arthur WUlla, who baa ju»t
eetaplited Uw couraa In Naval Air
N u tM l at Pensacola, apent a f t *
f * n k m this weak bafora going
t « Ran Dtagu, Cal., whare h* will
taka np foreign aarvle:.

Girls Auxiliary N am e
O fficers W ednesday

M ID AT.
Mn. France, Hlfk.on will pre«ent U lu Minnie Fmma Strange
In a piano ccltal at 8 o’tlock at
Mn. illckaon', home. 1 H 9 Myrtle
Avenue. Mi»« Strange will b* aaslated by Mi,, Nanrv RnvarUer,
reader, and Mi*# Daphne Takath
aolnlat.
„ 1t,rr,» 5 umber Seven of
thr
hirst Haptiat Church will hare ,
prayer meeting at 7.JO o'cl ck at
,h' tlomT ° f Me. A B. l.ovej.iy,
211 Maple A vt rtu#
Regular m*
Rehekah l.edg* will be bald at '
nVIock at tha Odd Frltowa Hall. A
party will t* hrld after th* meet
IKg to which all 0.1.1 Fellows am
thair fri. nd« are invited.

Walter Rninr*, Mr'
rld ff.

M r*

*»

Vena

It.

Offers Specials For Saturday (Only)

J. If, Eat*

E * ! n d jfr.

**u, *m l

\Ji**

M b*
A lin e

•-» at a mimOfficer* for th* roiuinf ym- I Chapman * re
\%**r ifi vi u ve « t* rita y
wrre rle.’ticl at thr meeting of the tellan*tutf u’clw h ni the h- rfle
l»irl» Auxiliary of the Fir*t IU|»* afternoon
ti*t Church held on Wednttday * o f M r* , u K. K * tm life on H o lly
afterno n at the home of the cuun Atinur.
I hiring r
:i f f--I tiKiot
context*
rillor, Mr*. Fiancix E. Hols, \14)t
w ere

snja-v-d

and

p n se x

w ere

I 00 Peptona t Rl"0.1 Tonic 1

1.00 ('uriHurlKjnnte

I 00 K lix ir He* f St Iron

1.00 A in ir Airivr

I no Kexall A g a rex

1.A0 Box Stationery

I no S&gt; r. 1f &gt; i»)pho«phite&lt;

I 50 Fountain S yrin ge

1,00 Km nltion ( oil l.iver Oil

1.50 Roxliurv W a te r Bottle
75 Shumpo-t Hath Spray

l no Rexall V egetab le Comp

l*»rk Avenue. Mr* Bolt conducted
A dvice
the im**ion itudy lr**- n from lh aw a rd e d t&lt;- 'h e w in n e r*
t» A manual after which the (i an I f a v o iit i &gt; * r i p t . we t e w ritte n
A ' onit w u rendered and sen in the hr oh -* l» nk A t the ten
hi ur a *w-* \ emu %*• wa * served
tent e prayer* were given.
The following officer-* wet
lr tel; Eva ( ‘unnlni(h«m, |ife*i
-lent; Nell Knight, v ic e -prv*iden:;
Jewel rh ajm ian ,, tre a s u re r, lluih

1 oo I^irvex Moth Spray

'J iio H.imla»&gt; B rier Tonii

S.7 Kruaehen Salta

1 no Mineral Oil. TJ-ox.
to n Hexnll

lth eiin vilie

10 Palm olive Soap. 4 fo r

Comp

1.00 Duska Hath Pow der

l oo N ujol

.75 Aspirin Tablet a. [OO’n

t o o I lit rne&gt;ole I'm igli Si r up

C u m m in * * , &gt;ecn t a r y ; M a r y F o r
renter, p ro g ra m c h a irm a n , l 4Ui(***
P a c k a rd
and
O uida
W ho !*! n.
m issio n a ry
ch a irm e n ,
M a r y Me
M ahon,
member *hip
t h a ir m a n ;
J t »e |
lle tt* .
personal
*ervi»**
ih a ir n ia n ; I ta n * Rockt*&gt;, p ia n n u ,
an ,| E v e ly n E hoi*. «in g m g ilire c t

I oo Vinol i Family

15 Point ex Tissue. 4 for

l'onn i

Extra Specials
.70 Milk o f Mnirnealn. .1 For
|.till Shari Fin e P o w d er— P erfu m e Free.

75 OI.Ne Oil. £ For

'i

Trade Body
Called Met
Thursday &gt;

^

•n,‘ a' U|tr';
Thr
Club, cumpuard „ f ,
TT,?fr * .h‘ Y* r•lurn,,l mambrr. of thr Junior Chrnt.an
l JgckaonvlUa whara thry vial- Kndravnr and thr Junior lirpart
Up, and Mrs. Hum* Rumph, ntrnt of th* Firal Prvabytrrian
a Watfc. Mr. and Mra Rumph ohurrh Srho.,1. wdl ha*,. i U r,g
mpaalad tham h*ra and w *rv, u)lir m„ , ini{ „
:lo n&gt;c|.M-k tn th«
fW *U for a f*w daya of Mr junio|. riMim of tfl, rhurrh

M rs. M c N a b Honored
Upon H er Birthday

The worn n of lh* r i f t I rr*h&gt; | „,un
s&lt;I1f „ ri|
trnan Church will celebrate then |*rr,„|,n, p ,,,*.., h .,u,ri) , hnl'
MONDAY.
aomia! I..iallv meeting in thr * «
... . .......
|1|Hljr
The prayer band of th* Prr.I.y | •ml room, of the htii' h M ndav ] wlir„,
.... . .
,hu „ „ hl^
trrlan Au»iliarv Mill m*et at ,i :n»j • ftrrnmm al I ..'dock ailh \lr- , , , , . , 1
u i,
w„ th h,.r,,
o'clock at thr chuuh. Th* loyalty Waltrr I I onper. h. gir 11U .. 1..11 , , luncheon m* . Ilia Wool,| |„J]
aocial meeting of all th* » nirn •ecretary. in charge of th pro rB||,..| wh| ,, w»ul,| h. n re.e|itloit l
of thr Prr.hyt.rian Church ..f th* gram
S|M.ial committee. at* Jn&lt;|
j
city will la hrld at I u'rlwk
planning to make th* aftrrn on'*
Mr
, |, r,.„| ,h&lt;. r.-witint,f |
Th* Woman', Miaaltmary Soci*- program 'nr of special imp-r t,
........ .retard
ly iif th* hint lUptiat Church will tame Th* room. ».lt r ,|rcorate,l a[„ (
| ,hl. tt,a„k« „r I,.ml I
hav* an in.piratlonal inerting at f t th- » i-aaiim and tefre.hnu-nt-. „.|f lin,| „r i|„. urg.iinnlInn• to |
.1:30 o'clock at thr chur.h with Will to. -eivrd l.y Mr. 1..
It. Mr Bender for "hi. valuable n o ,l
Circle Number One in rharg.. Jnne,' circle of the Auitliaty. AH in ihc pa.l " and I he ho| .&gt; th.it he I
Circle Ntnnher Seven will hav.i women of the church are * , tended would rnitlnme hi. a'iilrc and a«.
charg* . f the prayer nervier at H a e rtial imitation to !*■ ptram1. ,i*tance a. n member
o'clock
Regular inerting of the Truth
Seeker* t'la»* of the Firal Meth
odl*t Chur, h will be held at the
home cf Mra. John AUlen Brown.
Lake Onnra, at 3 o'clock with klra.
Itraale llulrhlaon, Mra. I*. M. Kl&gt;
der. Mr« J u. Crawford. Mra.
(ieorg* McCrum. Mra. |/|, s. I.a(ietU. Mra. ('. II. Smith, Mia. H.
S- Whita and Mra. F.. II. Macbun
lid a, hoateriea.

W . H. LONG
HKNSrtnd PKYKUS
DHKSSl.n

OR

GOLFERS
p Ainong thoee aeen playing golf
M t M tout! Tv Club pinre Sunday
P H I. C. 0. Roe. C. E. Pemberton
f)M Lachner, all af Clerm int, S.
H. Hifhleyntn, A. C. Fwt, 0. W.
gpeaaar, Howard Faville, Dr. A,
c. MaXeyolda, C. U Walker, John
H tlM 4 .lL U Dean. Judge Ueorge
a Uarring, Dr. H. W. Rucker. Dr.
Hague! Pa baton, Ur. W .D .-C ar
diner. Dr. 0. S. Selman, Dr. J. N
ToMr and Ralph Tolar.

Tl'KSDA Y.
1 f
C An importaat called meeting 'of
the Church Service league of the
Holy Croae Kpi,cop«l Church will
be belli at 4 o’clock et the pariah
hntm*.
Annaal all-day mxeting of the
llaplial Woman’, Mlaalonarv Un­
ion of the Seminole Auoriatlon
will he held at the Flrat BeptUt
( hutch In New Smyrna beginning
• t 10 o’rlock.

Federal E x p e r ts
SeekTo A rrive At,

nr th. dacDkm I. for tax
« w continuation of th.
bomwlng policy with cortU t m w t In th. public
•gUtni Hoover must pan
fere It goee in Congreea

Here's Everything Every Age Needs For

at PEN N EY’S L O W

PRICES

V'gfuei unrq**/trii

Girls*
GOATS
mt Icailwr with fane
Binv. Splcnlid vafaal
5bee
.

S u n n ■ lirlr'ro ilv e in . , ,
lO k llo r v r lr a r lrr ll iily . . ,
T o n e r n e l r o l am i alalitt
m i n c e r . . . V aria lilr-tn n
tubes anil IVnltMlc. . . F tt]uiaJtr tnalrhrvl w a ln u t
Model B.» with auloniatle
vnluma c o n tro l S’Jft with
lalgw .

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Sites *Y t to U J i- j.

S c h o o l B o srs1

Caps
litjtifv t’«* . Niylrt I Cnili not »**n il
ta-vyr prir*« m sfartt And—a
tern in milch
i
rich roil (a# u b t
(kl'l/f *)

A tw ater K e n t

Boys* Ribbed

R A D IO

Union Suita

T h e C a t 's W h is k e r s /

Boys* Longies
medium

COMPLETE
W I T H

The
Sheei Woolen1Frock

K,aa llalivrry

iiA malehing B tr tlil

V V C T F INMtLDKN VALUKawch
1 1 H even Alwatrr Kent never
offered before with all I he l*l*.t
1933 Improreaaeala- Fall-alaa
baffle thaaahcr eaaarra fall (la id ,.
Voice loaawreage. Have a rwafradio
that you'll ha prawd mt for year*I
Yoa're always aara o f the g realc l
rafaa with aa Atwaler krall Come

.ft Tiapaari erperta are toying to
lotos, the problem praaented b y 1
ttwlhilai tag receipts and mount-

A T V tH T l It K X A l.l. H ill O S TO R K

PENNEY GO.

VALUES

Tax Requirement!
WASHINGTON, Sapt. M. JA.F.)— Th. American laapayei
fetlhakly « l l l know In a month or
W woaka whether Coagreae will
\|af askai to dig deapar Into hla

SAVF. W IT H S A P l.T A

MVK

FULL-SIZE

a antala.. Mra. D. K. M cNag Mr.

75 Ml S-ilulltm (M ou lh \\ u-h I

T U B E S

heavy weight

Navel have you vreo tucli huge
vjhir, A fluid t yirmrnt in a
lavnrrd wr&lt;elu Hull will tc pupulei w,lh icliv, tuyi ai.l &lt;l.n||.
■•vw m.rhnv Sue, A hi K
.- *!VI* or knee 'nigiht.
—

Hof-Mac Battery Co.

Children’s School

Sanford, Fla.

Dresses

E. 2nd HI.

Theme 101

In lh* ('ill cut prrp vrhnel manner . . .
vt|*h &gt;&lt;Vrt, ini ,11! A (wank |,e'I'uid |4i:rio. ..I ihc u n i cantlrnt
nulntil ti Ihr ir.eivciv i, woven min
lh# atdr utim im eiiuhud. I W l
mm ihrm il &gt;«»t veil to uvel

C m l IrrAingt
SavcAerl
cnmhinrd with t o w n
Cnmp.-ilwT« rubber voir,
women aiyd growing g ilto

For Warmth

Iff th« Answer for Daytime

Fruit of the Loom

Thrww w.M.lvn dfMM*.
wrnrmet h r

U « d ln #

• iMl •H- m «pfi K.Oh A v .a q ..

b« faUpllt-nlnl n| Fidyva,

{pJIxterlnU a rt latVrlly
|msI,
Uni.vt lw**i| *tf*rtx Hn«i ih r « r ,

MUtig . Watson 1IL I m L )[ Hnr■ (D. HIM.), and RapreaanUT0 m » (X. Conn.), hay. n i m 4 tppaalUon to hlghar teaOthers to W U parties hare
S M l fw thaw. '

Saaary expert* h r tern, tine
* ham trying to find new

iNliya ■ . . ta l

tie,' HnainUh 111*.
t«a *» • «
grv*n. Idark. navy mii&gt;1 r*d*.

PtlriHl fr**n»

Broadcloth

Th*

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«r *
lb*«** w hit I» mnff( rliMfljr r»e
■•mM* rlilirr
or nidU.

laxlaoi-

Children’s

9%m

New Cumberland Hotel

Boys1
nm » A D c i.o n i

Real Values al the
N e w Low Trice.

GEiEffSs
will I f ptmtA to rtlutw la

Wnoiv and peri wwsli. . . affpovcv and cml ttylea . . mlid
»h*lrv » ith nagratlmg tfka end
rr,i all-mev drdgtiv. A cue
ylrtr vetmif*, ol culori And
Frnncy't LOW FRICK ii
A M A iIN fit

t&lt;ha* J &gt;rii 'K««sr nil Ikth prw
llttfl

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ill

v**nm

Ixnl 14*1 I toll ftot x tco flin t Uj

fte iVtwti YfffiS«7**ni%

Sunday Oct. 4th Is Home Coining Day With All
The Churches of Sanford

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PLAN CBUJtCfl PARLEY
rAITS STUDENT
MARRIAGE TOPIC
T o « t b f « l President Difference Of Opin­
AhfHwhea Compul­ ion Exists Over ReMarriage S u b je c t
sory A t t e n d a n c e
CHICAGO, Soft.

DENVER. SrpL

IS.— (A .P .)—

H h wo h a g ai “ rea t o g . VHtog
m 4 V h toai l lr, a | aa t t o wad o f a
H 4 « j d t o * a t tto C t o m M f

AD eh mi nts appeared agreed,
except re minor details, re tto advisnWlity of pro-marriago lastruetlre aad the MtaUiakamt of as
asete slatUral crert la each diaresc
In rsm if r marital rases. Tto diffeiwwri kings re tto remsrrlag s
of divorred pc' fares.
Three bishops srere plarrd la
a-wunatiwa y\sterdny for office of
prrssd— hi*Wop. The election still
ho held today. The nominees:
James de Wolf Perry. Rhode Is­
land. encumbent; James H. Free
- Washington. It f , and Edsmrd L. Parson*. California.
The report of tto Just commit

Jvl
pi

{* 1 ire.. •y

iM iM 'tW u * Oalted •fiu u ., a
after marring*. This recommend* Uoa tw— tod tto esaoption of
admit*nr. Tto report, toworer,
approtoo aatabiisbmret of ocrlesU
aalkal courts to roaaMor marital
cases, dealing largely with impediareata axtstlag before mar­
riage as a caoae of annulm nl
T to report of tto caaon committea al*o recommend* that notice
of latent to marry to published
three days befor* tto ceremony. ‘
In tto boom of deputies, a sub•titute for tho proposal of
tto
joint remmillion on marriage and
dlre.ee, offered by tba deputies
committee oa canon*, figured la
lively debate. Tto deputies com­
mittee recommends that no di­
re reed person, divorced for any
room arising after marriage, may
ba married by a minister of the
church. If a former spouse is still
IIeing.
Tto exception of an innocent
patty to a divorce granted on
grounds of adultery Is retained.
However, tto innocent party to
a divorce on adultery, under tto
rommitte '• recommendation, murt
wait a year after the grunting of
tto divorce, and also hare tto ap­
proval uf tto acclmiaitiral court.

»M » 4 » i% r K M ,
m d r been don* informally and
woo Id 'to i n y t i M
la efflrfal
“T to government and people of
tto United Stales bare observed
with regret and with great roa­
rers ereata of tto last few days
lag wages «g v "to t there’ W tb a ip Mahehttrl*," said tto notes
possibility tto* R way to » step real yesterday through tto Amer­
teWotj ending tto depresslpnj' • icas diplomatic missions I . Chin*
Born* government economist* aad Japan.
contend that Industry mail* the
T q slew of the •Ipeer* desire of
cat only s* s lia t step.' There '&lt;» the people of this court try that
no axeet tailing how radical will principles snd methods of peace
to tto a.djwetmeats. Oto thing shall presail In latarnatlonal re­
sort la that much will ba board lb lation*, snd of the evidence of
CongTssa on tto wbolo questiad. treaties, t&gt; several pf which tto
A l a major commlitre of Presi­ United States Is a party, the pro­
deat Hoover's relief organisation visions of which are intended to
planned to discuss progress In re­ regulate adjustment of centreliesing distress hers today, Wil­ rrreles between nations without
liam Green, a sw u h r, estimated retort to use of forte, tto Amerithat IAOO.000 la tto United States rsn gjvcrniperu facia warranted
are pow without work.
In expressing to (to Chinese awl
This represented an Incrrasa of the' Japanese governments Its
Ntt.QOO over Pit labor thief's es­ hope that thay will' cause their
timate a month ago. Expectant military farces to refrain frdrn
then of t|^* usual fill gain In om- say further boatifltlaa, will so
ploymsnt,’ Green had placed tto dll pore respectively
of their
winter's unemployment total pt armed forte* a* to satisfy the f*7.000.000.
qair* manta of International agree■rents, and will refrtln from
activities which may prejudice tba
attainment by amicable method*
of aa adjustment of ttoir differ,
epees."
Earlier In tto day Ambassador
Dcbuchl « f Japan Informed Herrs
&lt;Continued From Pago One) I tary Slims &gt;n that many published
ranted by tto deair* of Its people I report* concerning Japanese scfor world poaco and by th* fact tivitim were exaggerated or lathat the United State* la a party correct.
to several treaties for aqttliag
Concerning a report that p Jap­
controversies without fores.
anese army officer tod been ap­
They expressed thr “ regret and pointed mayor of Mukden In Maa.
very great concern" oi&lt;f the A n n
churls, he id that aa soon s* the
ican government amt people a l re­
Tokyo government learned of such
cent event* In Manchuria,
Th* formal communications fal­ a plan peremptory orders Wfr*
lowed similar appeal* by lMi M W / p t b t o l U t g . u . , . .
government through Ih* diplo­
matic rxprasgntatlsci
of China
and Japan tore.
Th* action also cams after

Capital R e m a i n s JAPAN TAKES
S il e n t On S l a s h ADVICE GIVEN
In Labor W a g e s HER BY LEAGUE
(Continued Krnm Png* Onel
levs ns short-sighted and unethir.
al, received a thorough study in
nil quarters concur aed. There was
a* rejoinder to It, however, oor
was it amplified.
The &lt;-aly word coming from Ih*
Whit* House was that aothing
woul(| be said there. In hi* office,
President Hoover kept In clo-v
touch with what west on.
, Thrrs
is aa under standing
amtag government officers that
whatever la to to said will to said
at the labor or n m u crrt depart­
ments, which have to do with

-DRTHOny Sept." M^-fAJ*.)—
ffefery TJ’ Starcns, Jr., o f Warsaw
N. C , new national commas "
tto American JLwglon,. {apt
ant;
................ .. , .
, t^n he-,
Hop In cilflng fo r'a national ref.
ereaduds oa
prohibit 10% with a
depial that tha Wf»OU bad gone
over to i V , f*wtt",side. Ho said tha
legioa ha* iad always will pupport tto''confutation.
T certqlafy tto not tabs the
view that tha legion has taken
Hi* wr» . tide* Stereos'said. "The
legion did not IxkaThe wet side by
railing’ for a referendam. bat sim­
ply Cstjed for full expression of
th* opinion of tto cHlxtary of tfe
contrur. 4 ’
T ’ hava' seep fewer druoks at
this ' concretion ttop srsr at any
convention.
"A mllion p t us have stood op
for tha cmstiUtjon and still do
alind for h." ’
’
|
pel. Frederick M. Alger of De­
troit, eftrinasn of the legion con­
vention coi notation, replied to Dr.
Wilson as folfefra:
"Jell tbs gentleman. If hs is
such, that hod to been kero In De­
troit ha would hare seen 91,000
man entirety sober, march down
tto street.
"I weald recommend that Dr.'
Wilaoa find oai'wkat be is talking
about l?ton a man slays far
awhy ftohi tto firdnl and tries to
rriticire frotp tto rear his criti­
cism la o f no weight"
GLARC0W, Sspt n — (A .P .l-^
Tto "flraj factory In tto Ualtecf
Kingdom
far manufacturing
“ glass sHh"—aDo known as “ glass

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Beal Grade ‘
U. Medal or PHfebury’s |Dry Salt WUta
11-LA. Bag

K-Lb. Bag

MEAT

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Visit us at our new location1
, 110 E. First
^r^ot, Qtpre formerly
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fresh

S A T U R D A Y SPECIALS

pons •; •

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b e s re Dry Hpogtottl or

Macaroni, 4 8-ox. Pkgs.
Aa Ideal Breakfast Feud— Ter I'kg.

Shredded W h e a t ........

SOAP,
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Pineapple, N o. 2V^ Can
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Fancy Sliced Breakfast

BACON

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2 9 c

!£uto

Hominy Grits, 0-lb. Bog

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COMPOUND

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A &amp; P MARKET

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HAM—Half ar Whole
HAM BURGER

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Shoulders whole ib, 1 2

Peaches, % No, 2Va Cans

OCTAGON

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KmN^Y*BEANS

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Par Pound

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HAMS

Neither are low price* always r sign of value. But tha
qual.ty ql Ue fewest price*—which La VALUfil

txhimrpt fpr
rata l to
renr^.grejg .?n
Th* wopiea. niay y n t m io f m
piece* ef toby. W i W . V p . 1
already been pit
playing fgrtj*. In Ihgt &lt;m »
a few tame* aad t o w
R
and paper eoataat# to-hdag
party lively.
. &lt;. •

P o r k C h o p s lb- 1. »v•' 1
•SMALL PKBBHPORK , .
'
Whole Ib. ]
,Hens and Fryers—Live or Dresa*}.

quality.

trademark AST h always a sure sign of the highest

Willard predicted, would prqr* a
powerful ftxblliier of hualpest and
employmept. Us «p1&lt;J it would enaMa thareU roads, during a
"temporary period of depression"
to maintain forces pa f| ( aa could
b* Justified by tto volume of busi­
ness and g-&gt;o4. practice and to eootlnua tid y tNInary msintenanee
program.
'
Willard pptphaslfad that the
rmilroadx, fp anrmal times, h«v*
Incomes safficUnt to make them
on* of tha nation's outataadiar
consumers. Ha said they purchased
211 percent o f tto annual steel out­
put. an eqaph amm a t o f lumber-

LEkst First Street Opposite Pa

THE SIGN OF VALUE !
High price* are not always a sign

d ot* tto W t|ti of ttoir employee
was nprtsicd yestrrdsy bj Daniel
Willard, preside** «»* U * Battlmora * Ohio, la a spoyrh before
tto Oi m I Lakes r * fU »«l a d * W y
board her*.
WilUrd said wag, reduytinu
bad toaa eontldered as «a alleraatiTa to tto propped I » ggrcaat
increase la freight rate*. b*| Itot
a program of lower wsgey would
not to
la Ubm to tol|
tto . railroads la ttoir present
emerge*fjr. ! l « pointed oat, tow•rcr, ito l out of ZjOOOJt00 persona
regularly tmpWyed bj tto relL.
roada, only IJUtOfiOt now bare
Jok»’
"
.•

�FLOlklDAV

Alleged Slayer Of BABSON SEES
2 A l a b a m a G irls BRITISH MOVE
Denies He Is Guilty AS GOOD OMEN

O V IE D O N E W S

cM th en ts Ib

By Mr*. B. R. W »t*Tifkt

i r b Today

Ur*. C, T. McCulUy ent.rt.inr,! " u" n«
in honor of hrr daughter, Margar

*P *"‘

ln J

J ^ *t*^" * n *

»
(Contlno** From Paga On.)
c • » w • ? « « • aafficl.ni amount In
. l U a p . and to ran cl
iWm.
‘ B M e M y Vf afflird or ran
M IM by a’Uh.r party, th. mak.r
«T krt*ptor, but th. primary djty
an th. maker.
,, . *g lM p a arc requirrd on all
HHfc, dcbrnlur**, ecrtiftrale* of
l^ jb h b trd n M . iaaurd la the State
,. ; W M l penon, firm, or corpora
/ tlon; and on all inatrument* and
EP ffcrum.nt*, hmatrer trrmnl, ia
g MW* by any corporation with Intyrrat coupon! or In reglstere.1

rt McCult.y, with a
turpriir j
Hrv IL W. IHrV
birthday part, Friday jftrrncon
Bapli.t
Tho*. prewnt w .r*: Jran Cham*
Mayor ! . |» Mil
Penny and Curti* Mitcham. Ed- «|„I)r
in Sam
» » r » l Uaul. Hope Allen. Darlene, |ia, jn„ .
Allen. Nellie BeJeniMMifh, Flore
Mr ani, Mr. R
Bedenbough. Vlittie Fleming. Jar
Saturday
quel me Mill.. Lena Aatln. Anna « , rk,- taratlun „
Cedar, Naomi McUullejr, Jacq.ie- '&lt;( arolina
line, Franri. and Margaret Slavik
Th, At|,nIl0 f ,
Mra. (hanre. Mr». Fleming a n l ' r, ^ t h„
|h|w r,
M m . t»aul. After many intere.t
, lrr.
mg game, the Ho. I m . irrved d&lt;- uviett,. in fir.t rlalightful refreshments of ice rnmn
and rake. Eriends o f the young
&lt; ,t| y rft| W i Iju
honoreedeparted after
wi«hinK ,.(t(
|ro, „ f.
i Oft e a c h h u n d r e d d o lla r s o f
Vmlua or fraction theieof 10c. her many harpy return* i f th- iiviid .i « a . in tuv
‘‘•yhu-meta.
__meh original 1m d « of certifiThe Oriedn Agrlrultural
flu li'
Mvi.-dii mi rrhant
•«
r t 1** o f hlock iMurd In th. H L t., [
i
, —b .lh .r o ry .n il.lio n or rr-oryan- ha,, a fine meet mg Mon lay v**ti ?htir« ‘iiy for the
ensoti
^
lk«tlon, or of p ro flli or in t .m l Ing, Sept. 21. Prof. Johnson
.Marshall Shne. .
..
in proporty or .(-cumulation* by n**t able to be present and run
. i n , corporation on each humlrnii tinue his lecture* on ^fertilization ft« v J S Thomtiet
dolUra o f fa d ralu. or fraction j an«l fertiliier material*.*’ *«» the f#»r»| Tuesday on hi
Mr* I,. i\ Mill*
v jj- , IlMrtof trn &lt;|0c) c«nt». Where f club wan entertained by four *hi»n
m Orlando Til*** la;
■*
certificate* ar. ii*ue&gt;l
with tit, talks.
n
value the tax .hall K. ten | .Ur*. MotAe. the welfare work
••
(10c) eentt per lhare unle*« the er for Seminole County, cpnko on ■
. i actual value i. in exrevx of $11&gt;0 00 the importance of the people • I
f.
p*r kharc, in which ra»e it i* ten ofH rating with the *ciimd hoard
,
{ kOe&gt; rent) on each humlrcii dol- and kr ping the tnlured children
in nthCiOl. She in*Hted that the*
^
kra or frartion thereof.
(K ichanfa of itork to-the »ame hold- should he kept &lt;n uchool a* the
V
. r d o.) no, r«|ulr* a itanip where, *tate appropriation for the county
tb . sriyinal carriml th. dam p or will be based upon the attendance
in M
t hieobi in iW luunly.
•1
waa n*t taiabla.)
Prof. II. J. I*anry, principaf of
-.1
“ A Ua i* nquirad on VII *ale*.
*»( ihef
;;
- ip M u t n li to *ell, mrniuranduin Oviedo High Kehoul.
He
_ . aalt), or dallverie* of lianafer* of negro a* the Soulb** tru*t
. .J. ’ lfyal Till* to iharn or rertlftr.tr* * howad that education wa* th&lt;
dark, etc., whether mad. upon notation of the itcgru problem
Prof. T. W. l-awton *pok»- id the
B T 'f - a f ab*arn b , the l&gt;ooli* Lf the ro.
M ; potation of
by aasitnment in , debt He owe to the negro «. fl
tti
■ ' blank or by any del Ic r y or by any inainted that we atiroutaga
negroe* to attend and make th e
r
; papfr, aymment, ar m m .n n
i g ! pnai, at*., at Ian (10c) rent, on best o f his school.
Following
Prof.
Lawton, Mr
M*h handed dollar* of face value
Fred Dorwfr, of Sanford, urged
I
py fraction thereof.
co-operation in u n g the fannett
, , "ta c k prom ldoiy
note, non
1Far** lo
In growing and marketing then
I
B.yattabla note, w ritl.n ablija,
BOSTON
crop*. He stated where t aliform*
tiocl ta pay money, ae.icnment of
o**' way
and Washington, by their ro oper
aplarlaa, wage* or olh, r ronipenation, had secured market* and
I
X
i
X
IOUHO
1V
Batten made, .xtc i tevt, delivered
special freight rat *. He »howe I
jv
add, tran .ferrel, or a*«iyned, in
by these special rate* the state*
E
tb* State of Florida, and each rewere aide to put their product:*
■
/=.|W * » l o f the iim a, axaat carry a
into Florida in c mpetit urn with
I
*
af at leait te »^ 1 0 c ) rvata
our products, lie urged our farm
K
T a * on thl* rla*a o f property bv
en» to go after th *e privilege*
H
nampuUd «n m ultiph. o f 1100.00
At the runclusiun of hi* talk the
|£ I
tad th . 10c tax d on not chanyr
B
mtul f 200 00 In yalua I* raarhed.

-^rrr*-

00~_

Ihe time
ing.
Clean
Monday
gone at

Friday;

MONTCOMEHV. Ala.. Sept. 2:..
— ( A . P i Willie Peterson, negro,
identifiid on the street in flirniIngham by Mi.** Nell William*
aa the flayer of her sister Au­
gusta, and Mis* .Jennie Wood nit
August 1
lastnight iteadfaatU
repeated hi* de laiation of in
nocerne
The r eel o wa* hruijght here foi
safe k illin g la*t night a *lio»t
time after Mis*
William*
ha i
scream* f| on seeing him ani pom!
e«| him out a* the slayer of hi *
*wtei and compannm. and
who
• hot h« r,
Waiilrn (Jerrge Well* «nid be
had »!'!» -it ned th negro ***veriil
time* liming the day ami I hat he
lepcat dly declare | that he wa*
innikcent of the -laying ani that
he rui I,) e-tablisli an nil In*
Pete* *on bad not I* en told ihnt
M i*s W i l l is«in* h.id
u jc fitified a

hat fo m*l

up week will begin neit
S' me of our riluen* h*v«’
i| In gend order and *re

hi*

Ihr to iugh not

PLANT

ESCA ROLE. KILGORE’S improved FULLi
HEART vuiiety.
BEANS. All our bean seed is guaranteed
WESTERN GROWN stock. B O U N tI-:
EEL. GIANT ST RING LESS. KILGORE’S GOLDEN. B O U N T I F U L ’
WAX anti other varieties.
ONION SEED ami SETS. We are now
. able to furnish you with either onionseed or set of the YELLOWr BER­
MUDA and CRYSTAL W AX variety.

Ir aM n l !*»**• a r I M e e t

Th.-

&gt;'nnr..tv|

^N ewyork

M ltm .

KILGORE SEED CO.

*2

ONLY DIKKCT LINE WITHOUT CHANOM
Fi*.A«ta Aft** uti S«J* g r lu r n L i n u t JO
IM I Nvw V i.it and
tn*r?Blaua t u t *
tiieit Land* ciora Of Nuw la tha U i w l A u g
r , b f lira d r n ^ lilfu l C lfd e -M a llb r y "O ea a n
T rtJ i
• ! Ih e i u * r * l rata aval o ffr r e d R t r a t ,

V

Urg»*l *ud moiit maininctui iU im g i Wtwtta^
th * tk n ilL - n d N orth D t c t ■porta d tn e a inUAM.
n d iu * is . • iu p* rh n 1 1v• l « bc*l u m m o d i im m w .
A a tx h B a jra tlu f n « v o j t f « |
h a liir if« rrum J t « M * M S \ | | | g |# M g * Y O B t
gvtrv * *nd»t
T vM iiit -4A«| h t d i f i t | F, M d h l&lt;
tv# i t C:B#r»f*ion fat * raw
tn&gt;«r*- arrtvUM ll**v
T u t thlf! marnlnc
__
ClUfteaioai Om Way 111 R aiadTriflll
Th QULF PORT!
T A M P A » • N I W O RLEA N S t * * f » * - f f

flftrV w Cn# Gffaili RaJwfad !«•*( whan MtaHfaalat
* T h ro u g h I k k r t l trvd h i t | « ! t

II

.

ti

Sh« p

one 2 IX

* until*

S a n fo rd , F I* .

PINT DOTTLE

U lg|IIO « ACCOMMODATION!

A riln R ED U C ED

|’ r.-* .r in lU .n

FR ID AY and S A T U R D A Y SEPT. 25 &amp; 26

and RETURN

MIAMI to QALVBJTON l » « f » Tn Mg

at inn i* not .hown in the fact the
tax *hall be at the rate of ten
(|0 c) rent* fi-r each hnndced dol­
lar* nr fiartinnal part thtrrof of
the con*tLleration therefou t
“ Ik-eumenlary .tamp* 3re now
on .ale at the office o f the Comp­
troller and will be on *al* later
through local aitenci.i for Ihe &lt;Juvini.ncr of th. public."
/

CELERY G RO W ER S

*»J«t nadar w«rpt IlHrlk inaiRil,
1***. If H*al aallaflH. I'nf «* lr HI
K O I’ MII L A T A ANDERSON

IU.

ipent in thu club meet­

ill

home n* the one
w «m ii
by
th**
Pt g ro who field |he th ie e
g ill*
c a p tiv e nn a I neH m o u n tain r ttd
fu r se ve ral hulls !► fn fe up eiiing
fir e nn them.

■©me rnn«truct&gt;Ft iffo p n t in na*1neemK fit ml jr det rmintrl not
t « mi»takr*. We tan Help EttroH
tioha| ah ! international
fmanre' |ay any more reparation!. It Ii m iw lt t i heat by M ttlA( an
that have long been ne tied. In high tlmr that the United State* ample af national economy,
the* f i r ptare our bankers are g ■ gave more attention to her own by foliating as a condition of
finances, reducing e*- turr loans that Eurtpo ti
HU* * n a il at that |Muiri,ig money domr^ir
into K ,n ope does no gou*| *n long p roliture*. an«J avoiding Europe'* preparations for war.
•is Uurnpe «p»m l« it for anna
mfflt*, w a 'tfi it on itra ^ k tin (
I » hit. imjir' ipmeiitii, or pay* ii
"Ut *n dole* If • ir limn* went f» i
M •ely in s tru c tiv e luj'iitH*** »n
t'tpn*«» they would; hr Ip, hut I hr
11nir ha* romr to rail n half on
l«*ui mg goo I mod i
after bail
KILfJOKK’S LONCJ R I B B E D S P E C IA L
I'nlil forrign natt n« guaranty,
that they wilt reify* e urmameni-,
and W O N D E R F U L P E A R L
prattler iltiftlp*ttr m in my, a tot
h**ne fly try to ha la 11or t h» tr In*11
S P E C I A L varieties o f celery seed.
get*. more loan* -houM W rr
fu* d
England give* v\ ulr i r
ihm *h,- i* *inrrn* m tin-* re-peel
\la* 1*nnat&lt;r« program of
tigi.l
n oniony. rrilnriHm in the it to.
anti I anr I I heir tnotii y
ti* tier nn.j a Iwn.lnficr t budget, t* imr « f
many at mrti p* rr nt, th h tab th*- m.o-t roii-t i in Uve
fa* lor* m
mo a rambler'* * ham e t ret »up the pro*** lit world .ituatmn
too Mm. &gt; h»* i- Tbe-e loan* are|
Kmin . «m tin* othet haml. n not
ni'A fio&gt;»*n due l*» tlcrmnny** col playing tin- game she u j iu « n&lt;
Hiirtl.
Kng1i*h politician* i0 , ancrl hrr debt*. nt *du* nm
Him* labor u dob" a* th
ra-ir •tint r* i*- im tea-m hot m ninninit*
a«iv I- it. h t tin* ilol** hn w tecked H( an
alarming i at.
td-rntanv
I.Mh'&lt;» tin:* tier tin,| k 111*-,i imlivpt
lial inMuilnr l*o»irth, lireai Mrit
am
hn* In Led
the financial
«tatr"mnii*liip. jud
I t if v u ho Ii I hai m t
I'inf 1f r III1hia ! rrl. i ’.rs# ma. T»*.
Iter. It i«a H •rat* H»a| nil altll

S UGA R

!

PEERLESS G R A P E J U IC E a „2 5 /
DEL MONTE CATSUP —
P AND G SOAP
3 « )R
BUTTER

CLOTH RAG
10 Lb*.
AOe
... 2Ac
5 Lb*.

ISr
10/

StINHET COM)

*f

CAN— I1HOKKN SUCKI)

f ctvrchesl through to tntcriot points

CLYDE-M^t

CANS
NO 2 CAN—STANDAIMl

3 CANS

VELVO COFFEE POlJNDPACKAGE 1 9/
HALF GALLON JAR DILL PICKLES
3 15/
PAPER roll 5&lt;]C0M P0DND 8 lbs : 7r3 /
PURE SANTOS

AND—

WALDORF

C»r. 4th St. and Snnford Are,

PHONE

WE

PHONE

D E L IV E R

BONG

402 HANFOltD AVEL

• 1 a r PH0NB 769

660

STEAK .19

•%

CRISCO

FRYERS

1V 2 Pound Can .’!2c
IRISH

A L L H1ZF-S— FAT, RED

ALL

OYSTERS
HELECTS — EXTRA HELECTH

3T.

75c

QT.

80c

FANCY, FREHII

29/

LARUE HEADS ICEBEHU

BANANAS

25/LETTUCE

IN O U R S A N IT A R Y

M ARK ETS
I Hi MAGNOLIA A

SUGAR CURED

Flounder »&gt;•
ERSu&gt;.15l

dc

Yellow ONIONS 5 lbs. 19^ GRAPES Tokay

TROUT
3 H R IM P

21/

FANCY

lb

i

FRESH A n d s a l t w a t e r

WESTERN

lb s .

ii I'Q U N D S

Pom pano »&gt;

6 P o u n d s $1.10

1 9 / POTATOES 1( |
CABBAGE
.
3 * LEMONS
«.
WINTER BANANA APPLES
3 LBS
lb s .

HUM HARD HEAD

FANCY BALTIMORE

3 Pound Can 61c

SWEET

POTATOES 10

HENS

pork

I IUCKE1

1 SWIFT JEWEL

COOKED, l.b .

M U L L E T , B R E A M , P A N FISH ,
B L U E FISH , C R O P P IE S .

A S H IN G IS ALWAYS GOOD HERE^

B A C O N , Lb.
T t t l or Reef POT 4

R O A S T S , Lb.
Y w .'f Cn Premium Hklnned
Half or Whole
4 Q n

f lA M S , Lb. .

LARUE JUICY

W IE N E R S , L b . ...
SLICED

B E E F L IV E R , Lb,

Bet* COMPOUND

II AM—

L A R D , 2 Lbs.

B O L O G N A . Lb. ..

Brut No. I While

SMALL PICNIC

B A C O N , Lb.

H A M S ,T b ............

EHII GROUND

REEF

/VMBIJRGER, Lb,

S T E W . Lb.

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SA G E , Lb,

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H A M H O C K S , Lb.

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SA N FO RD .

M R O N MAKES
FIRSTFLIGHT
AIR QUEEN

SD-JAPANESE
TENSION DROPS
ARMED ASPECT

Formal Invitation
To Be Given Laval
W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 2 *. —
(A .P .1— A forme) invitation
for Prem ier Laval of France to
visit the United Slate* will he
extended tomorrow provided the
rabinet approves the trip. S e c ­
retary Stinn on said today that
he i* personally keenly drsirouof the vteit by the sta te sm a i
to discuss world problem* with
Prvetdent Hoover. He remarked
there i* no lim it to the iubtarL« which might be diKuaeed
•di a n ta fe o u d r

A li
Giant
Dirigible Soars
Over Ohio For More
f Than Three Hours;
7 T e s t Is Successful

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FOREARLY TRUCE
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F iv e C e n ts A C opy

♦MILLION DOLLAR" BRIDGE RENAMED TO HONOR TAFT

Labor Organization
C on d em n s E ffo rts
F o r Lower W a g e s
S P E E R[ RETURNS
BE'
2 - W I EEK S'
T R IP TO GOTHAM

SH A N G H AI. Sept
24.
_
• '-P-D— 'T he military pba«e of
the dispute between I kina and
J *pwe In Manchuria apparently
nan drawing to an corf lodai
aad Yielding the liaaelight in the

City Commissioner Is
Optimistic Over Re­
vi val Of Business

ss

efi U*nry
4 •.lllll’ H

Armament Holiday p*«tr«
r««««
At League Meeting W A SH IN G TON . Sepy

24 ~ , A

S o i l s , Hand.

Sept,

P Tha Italian »r p .„«l

: h f K\

\\ X SIIIN t.T O N tta .S i.g t u u
«l
nr tHttl Ot'HM f l u vall#\ r
I A P .l —The
American
( lu ir r a
!'• 4.fwr ’ tti
trrnt ha« in lm m ,,| 1., tiring an • »\illi4gfti Bttwiihl
j •pan- «tf fh* In
M fifM .ii |ln Ik
»nd I.. Sin J a p a n .. h » .lililie . in
I I lit tr U ti*
hi • !»•* 14* d i . l a n r r l!
Mam hui is

cniiaed about thl» aection i “f *
agreem ent~ f...
N ed hen ite m Ohio, floated o v e r, “
true* rwtwivtd th« 4. mini •#m*nt •»/
Rs*. rotary Enm uui. m a r.nfe t.»
4 wwbU w»
(lcvwiRod
and
T*~ | th f
I ’ nifrtJ State# btfnr»
the the l eague of Natl. n . y e.ler.la )
to Ihm municipal airport | League of N iti m a***m bly di- egprr-yaing aympalhy
with
il&gt;
/
» t du»k.
; arm am ent com m ittee r s t n . U r atand un (he Mai* h-irian situation,
T ¥ a only unjkehe.tuUd part of *
**♦*! tha nppoattion of Jap an
dUclo«e.| the S ta te Depnttm nt al
a * flig h t eg me la landing
the
~
‘ W ilson. American ambay ready had urged Jap an arid I bine
Hugh
tu S a i t Ear la a J and rupee-, •«&gt; restore peace,
t ) 1* ! th lp a fU r d arknvn . ApparHu note to the league expir»*ed
• e l y m isjudging the altltnde the aentativr of hia government in ih e j
i ^ r a t tlaka, Ota Akron circled the disarmament c o m m i t t e e , an “whnl- hearte 1 sym pathy" m th it' fie ld tv jk e before .h e w a. fast- no on ed the U nited S ta te , w a. I resolulb n that Japan should halt
•h*d securely
to her portable ready to accept the plan for th e ! the advan-e nf troop, in Msiwhu
arm am ents hi inlay n r e p t for .u s tia ami sahl the United S t a t e , ha.i
eatiaaated the ahip flew pending its program nf destroyer »&lt; t only urge I a cessation nf
“ (mi
im a U ty
123
m iles.
Ths raa»tnjction . wlu. h 14 nor jr«|. h4T fighting, but titM raw .il
ura of unrmpL y - th* pr***nt •ituation of dangir.**
L
made
p e r f a r t i •aid. a# a
It i AKaI th«* I7vut*«!
S ta ir
renditions which
p r e - . cmnt rrjia f.
M rt \|&gt;I(K .'e|it
N io U k « .Sato, Ja p a n *** «|*okrw wo«il«l • o n llm it tu aork f • r •»
a fte r aeewrtl days of waltr i . h i. .1
1 * 1 . I.» t
■kOA,
dc&lt;lirf*l
it
waa
im
p
tirtira*
U
lo
ritto
n
of
paarr.**
aa
1
w
ulil *r»».|
W i ’ k k * the fleet a f a aerlea tn 1
I H - , 1 .1 I t . .* *rd I r e a .
b
before
Uw skip i&lt; | to alU m pt an immediate tr»ce a n i to h«»th Jap an and I'h ira
.lid ■4 lung a -tiv ii)
i
♦W ind se a r to Urn a a ry aad fit- u rr*d t b i t the m atter bv po*t al ng lm*a tim iU r t&lt;» thr n
poard
for
co
n
sid
er*!!’
a
at
Ik
ha­
t»on
a«l
pt#d
Tar»*lajr
by
ll..
Aim
itiP ii Id' nH*r, 11
tari w ith her xrm am eaL A aather
ginning nf the gnoeral Ji.a r m a 1 hrague.
»14M. *h^*i ir m n n V0*a4 ’
• f tha n ig h ts m ar bn made to -1
menl confeienrw In M w ia r y .
1
T V Iragu e*. m o lu lp .n «a ll tl ^ i Ho­ *• ml, ♦ •»* f4*. 4 f. ,
ri»7, h waa aaaoaared.
Wilwm
toiced
d ls s a llifa .lio n upon the United S l a t e tu h&gt;ui in i ur r n&lt; «t
1 t 'brit Commander - Char le i K.
with the Jap anese position and tie- Ftp position,
Thl- «A* M
I
E tk M f c h L fon a wt (U p p er o f tba
ebbed tha psycho logies! m lu . of
See retary
Stiiu ro a'*
r**|u« *11 with Ik. r« 1*1* llrn •
* * A a * a b i ; a # 4 a aareiv ar a f the truce wuwLi be entirely loet that hedUllllaa cva*r I* indrr (
4ut\*\ h .
r \ .. ^
' t h a r a c k (/ the Shaaaadcmh itx
i f 1* 4U n .t hegtw now.
to k l f f U».n madr thr«»ufh • Hak
a i:i
ta m m a a a d a f
diphwuitw r«prw a**utivr» . ( I c d . i t l r . l
m l." WUaon anid. T h e
fi-rc*tght
tai

BIG SUPPLIES OF
CANNED FOOD TO
FAVOR FARMERS

Unusually B ig Crops
Have Been Utilized
By Canning Means
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III 'I I TNM'IH'
i I* l
I ». k I
*• » mill !•* fV
h 'lt i j, i s
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k t •*»l nll-1 Id
.1 Mrek*.
l.’io .1 1 *. »li«
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ti»nth
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M|.0■a| It.n*

*•f Mai .
v ill at hi»
&gt;a.«l t •••l« v

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Mill re«l
'll Ills
•ruri* «*

T o y s A r t * S o l i c i 1 1* d

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B y E lk s F o r N eed y

I H'MUl S a n f o r d
C h ild re n
I It * .
ja p ir
Is nlh*/
I C f v % ih ..i
in
y • rk
I'lV
general l . y a u tnun'ivs %
. 0 P*ev}-|’h rv — t« he prwe- o f both th * J a f
i*w*ap» and I p ai r f i r a bard winter
•!» d i'l'lifii •n a.f
1 ir e in ' *
licnhle- nnd o f n natu re acceptable the Cbmeaa legation run/' rr*v| I
T i ll , a-&gt;w h a t e l i e . I .rid I
.fill.Ml It* 1hr i| to 'c»kl I I 4 slf ft. a.I
tn my g iv ei anient.
j teparn lrly with S ta le Dcpnrtnirnt 1 . t u f f , if, . ellar*, .(ora re to.
B . nt.ni
l«. tit.- |to«.r *»f '•nf..*
"T he p n aen t cru iser level of th o . o f t k b l . Tuesday an i IV edne.da). and „n l a r l r y . ' . l . r - to ts-t un
' ’tk'. It I&gt;1 *M •l»
•ii-f
1 M». Kl)
United Stntae U nxiiid erably low-1
til Ihe ( l a v * turn, rt ,-n «.■ •.•in
er than the fig u re pro.tried for in!
SH A N G H AI. Sepi 21.— t A .P .i Ka rm ei . in Mime ili-tam,-- Ml 4) lHl| A *. '«.k-e 1 »* 1 - 1 »• ifh’ .«!
Iks’ |Ilf' ( »S«I«1«
•n
Lm
I 11-.1
the Inndoa i f n e m . i t , T h u . euy | J a i i n , whose troops ‘ Se u ru- k r r r |-*l. hes on the . cl*&gt;rv
* tot
N t i F it k* .:» 4
I
«i *..'•« f * m .1*
nm lerlaking not to augment e a ia t- ' pied Suulhers
Manchuria
-Ii*c&lt;
ihe
will bw.e n full lei t*. l»if
l r •*. 9M *
lag naval a tien g th cau se, us u n - Saturday, wa* betirrc-i in w . l l m
thru isndlii-4.
M**l|9-s • .if ll. * •1 9. 4*1,- lllllt
harrasam ent ami d i.lu rite s
nur furoi—1 q ua rte r, here yr etrrdor lu
In
uiw
.t a li
alone.
\
n/ 4
|*| •.i I ♦ ••%*•&gt; •». ......... .
h ig h ' roaM rarlion plan,
be determined tu s et tk her tn&gt;u
f ai o l ll l- . hm:w rlu
wnllieii
nal • •t.i 1 , . «.r t( l If* l **w»r»l
lyase i “ NevertheUaa, we n f ir ,| the blea with Ch in a a i l h ut prrmii
f.lied I ibai.iaai roMauw-i. «f i
|v%. 4.1 .!• i••i i kt t Ik.9 ih. \ it.ik)
i U t r l * * n‘ , al qi retlou c f d i.arm am ent ti-ig inter ve ati sa by Itus.ia nr any an*l * r u .t dd- -i -ii * ir-o-n
1 M| . ..* Ml,*! HsFll .9 *111 Itf
I .iSn.iuei
Lt*l
- . ar
I ,.,.,
aal- as so im portant, aad the aecrsaity other agency.
( ill 1- 1|t.*9
1 tn 1I -Ik 1*• I* in mrni
There was no ronfirmation of Iisr.ln.-v -ai.| I i ,
tin- ni *
whea Of creating a propitious psycho­
). » t. li nt. k-f9 •! 1 * .(.9 Ih* t rt a*r
first logical condition fur the d isarm a­ ai ld rumors in the Chinese prv*&gt; p io gi a o. u - i, |* t,.ible f,..
te .llk to 1 Ik* th r
v%*|l
1 IV!*!»;».
ment conference to urgent, th at that Hutsl« wae making war p r p
p**wlu,-lM,n nf . . ' . ii. si .iusi i„

!b»t

^OifkimUi

ter G arden To
y L o c a ls H e re
FWday A ftern o o n
t

rhancee San fo rd s
football machine wtll
A ether team * o ' tha
’ Fa demonstrated a t thn
d p i f i r * Friday a f lr m nn
O * Caloryfcda
C akn
tackln th eir
W la ter Cardan.
•ka Coarh Leonard M e
I haa been d rilllag hia p b y Um a rt a f pa as Lag, tackling,
dg. “ d puating aa well aa
m m
»kem tho faad am ratala a f
W * th e defensive aad e ffsa siv e
fackora a f tha game.

la a Stalament ymteriay afteraana tha reach Mid that ho la not
F t* certain who tha (Lars of tho
4d«a« aro ha* ho U cemfldeat that
after Friday ho a 111 hero a fair
Mha a f tha ahowiag Kaafoed win
, ayahe Ho recalled that kb
play oaa of tha hardest schedules
r i* afc3j -***-* hy Semiaalo High
W laker Garden la m to ho s s wyrwhat
__
t tha Sanford eleven, tho « M kered a loom a o t to
a ted. Oaro before
I l f O raag e eao aty ahat&gt;
o f the C sleryH h J S
t U O oatral r W * W d £ m p i c ^ k i V
a t d a ’rtoek. i

wa are willing to forego fur the
duration of the trace our t r e a t y

rig hts in thia respect."
Lord Ceril o f G reat Hritaio ap­
proved the proposal In punripie
declaring, "nobody ran doubt th at
If the truce la practicable it la de­
alt able."
He lock a middle position, how­
ever. proposing th at the Italian
achrme ha embodied iB a rrenl-stlna to bd te a t to all go.rrnm en ta
with the request
that they anaoaace their attitu d e*.
T he French poaitsun rrmame-l
andiavloaed hut the
Polish dele
g ate ca st d o a slt m the p ractica­
bility a f applying the truce.
Under the Ita lia n proposal, the
g u .em am ate would agree wot u
Inc i ea*e expenditures fe r
land
farced beyond th e appropriations
already voted; to suspend nil nav­
a l C' rutruction. Including repkaciI ; and to build no m ilitary
airplanes except to rvFlare uno er.tria b le units.

Melbourne S t r e e t
Down Of Scene Last N ight
b o w s Of Running F ig h t
IB S
s i

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M K L B O l’ RN C.

Sept. I I — TW*
a
* ha gays
Va bias la . Gaorgm addrekasw. were
u m b d and ULge.i IB t
haurtM Jail U d k j afte r a ra u tia g
g u a fight with « ffleers th at M W M ■ •hooting - a ffto y oq, th s
a ln els to r * last might
T h e m a gave th eir aamoa aa
Sam S ta ta a aad Jim Hall, akd tho
aa Mrs. R. H. Kaimer aad
law s M as:n . They
were
I noar S L Claud a fte r a ( skota with d afu tira.
H arry W ard whu tocam o aala a a argyuasat w ith th*
aa a .t r a m koto w a. (h to
fel Wo kip while flm ia g . Tha four
J - L S y k .a ,
ffreed Ida Car
ORa a ditch.
riho aad a fracturod Mg la
th a M L A lte r several . a ctu a te d
w i% rlttaeoa a a d o ffk e ra
tho
Itaaily was a r t sated a fte r

M

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n |*.».*
tim .

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Jack Bickford Is In
Critical ( o a d i tion

probable
F rw la i.

N l M IIE R 2 1 A

pnn in girded In defend i t . p .
aitirn nf h i peeniitling inter.
O ppO SeS 1 Y e a r
'" • * »
- h e r pen crw. t Vina
„
...
, matinned I .
ra il,
wc, idem •I

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w ^ d -a U rg e .t -l.rig th le.; J a p a n
b o i It beta
the tUnited
- fa r •*-r - i.- u S la t e -. tI
*
a a e y aad Urn Akron went through
I t b a manner hlghl) plen.ing to
officia l*.
T W cig ar ahaped ship, her ail"K N E V A .
kail gliatening a id e r a height

P lfth
rlomly
« || h
•h«»«rr9 foni&lt;bt anti

s

J

Wrangle Is Entering
D i p lo m a t ic Stage
Which Gives Prom­
ise Of Long Dispute

A H R O N . O h io , S n &gt; t. 2 4 —

'( A .P .) — T h e U . S . S .
■watt t a k e n

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W E A lr tE R

\Vrung AndKconomi r al l y rndosirablo
W A S M IN C T IIN .

Sept

21.

( A I’ 1 -With f lif feileral
gi'M'riinii'iif irmit'lt ponrlpriiiif thf |in-».iliilii if . tnwnril
liny 1 r w age, iirgatn/i.l labor
&lt;••iiili'tiiut'tl I In- m l ion of tkn
&lt;tffl I'liriHiratinii. last nigh*.
i l l 11 U flM V lt)
\» |.r*aitlent .»i ll»\m**nran
I »M|. r *ti’»n «*f I .i i.
William
t .* M’M t**l «,t*y| i !'•' i av i *it%
*’*i.'»tal|\ vhictii*
I t%
nfv*iiiiv* iU
'r .in ’. «iii«| *

bo

‘ V» et.M tri hi,.a th in tb * bm
*. I*t rn w|nn‘, nv.aiii-1 t '
1^ Ml
'ih i.li ha*** lusii an.i fa.w ar#
IV ll *♦
riv in g f«* hung aln.tit a n-i u n
I
—i
m.l i i•»f |.roareiit&gt;*.' hr
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n id
•Ol" I* ft t » . I'ri't* *■
I» wn- not loiik h .f ..r * tha
I .-4 |fk'l
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•mi* hi-• t *14 » n 1 1 « t r m p n i ^ ». Itr&lt;l tba
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1
St I i * W hit. Il.lltt.* r.n.1 y.t fty, high g J I 111 •.
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ara
lav nt* • t h i,
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lh&gt; l.*ls I&gt;*| t «• fo llo w
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9**fi«n i ♦•#-• iimn. M. I'lain in (hr «%ii|\
nf Miiatinff^
&gt;l 1 ff
' A. n«*. i th * t.Mi.l it 9.*9, ii*o»i 1 hi- W hit* llo ti-r
••I* * 1*4•ntrv f. • It |j«*l «4MI wh
i* l«» a-*%u»r thiri* will br n*» lnw rr.
had •. ,
'k ,» l"l»b t •Ml. , VhIi
,,f \m rrirm living a«an*larta.k
Ml th.* •.Mti I.* I«*1"V
O n * * 11 rharirml vh«- I in t"^
t 19* win.
Sf*9’l n rp nation
with
V9'**»ll.|
|&gt;loh«kh|) S la *r«
ii d I hr Period •»
nval.’te. k’lir.i vioiatinif a prnnuti* m ail* in tha
»*lir
K* ••1 .«.it. term * t . naimn whtin it an .1 *«|h*r* a«ativ f i
•\. a I •* 11 »•r .)
to. til.1 i.p. nmmtamrel (furan f dll'tiUK 1
l li.M« is m.. (|ilr#lli.|i n !.• n till
iijf Ih u i||«trraal|i|f |&gt;*n.*f| nf i|Q«
11**91*I
t&lt;•*i.l|il.sk III* nl
M l|i«l|ti||, * in ^.loyt|i«*Tit,"
i »ii in**Hi* r*f*-iriiFr nn« l». ih * m#*f•'
•1*1*0 OftUl to fit m I l a l k r I
rri*m«| t
'•im* I *1 nff.'n I rrviilriii !l-w* rr and
f’r lirv H
\) t it a t r
|*r . 111111*111 I'lilio in i*
,4n*l If'n ip '
1 1 ..ntintii*
un
1 9ht*»
!••»*l*r« lorn lean* air**
/,
Vflri I l*«at •••4q|.i(i, % W hil#
W i l l i a m s A t t e n d s IF .u t* sta U m e a ! -ai.l 1I1
lit i a I
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. t;«* irgo»

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FROM MIGRANTS

M
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C.OfC.Takes StepsTn
Guard City Against
Nagrant Transients
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niMMttr*1
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I II -t Mil.I M
II. h . i T M
I.* 4t|»|M*ur L rf. i »■ ih N m if.tr.I
i . m tni'kien f** .lit» ii -- plans
liaildllllm* Ihi* A It I. If Mtf I III.’I
i * mu •a grant * ».♦ »; • • n t- t III*
lr. ♦Vv'lli I19lk*l* v• *t. • , 1.4v a f t , »n •
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Ii r#- 1». |*a* H im •nt at th r Sk**»ni*
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I hit* Im*i f 1 Mill* •- t

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th r
toll tiv* t •*.«9 a l w h i l|
l| io III I, I, 1 Maw. r Finn

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•*i9i.l ll » n reprva*nf.**l l*y ihe #«•
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9 •Ia •♦ Mt Juhll .Ml ♦.till •;1* In s4•
*«l "pinion **f J 0 I1114 Kllarig
.r
t tisH hr llif.-tlsl I Ik.-"•mni ml
" *•&gt; On«l .... . H„% HI |,i.r*tir r-*4iritant Mf*crrtar\ .»f ri&gt;innierrat
•» . t l, - W riioi * aritnn ♦hill Ih.'
I • »»ff rial • . nil r*’|iit •■iilail\«*4 ' (hat * th ftn will hi* h.-ll to pay
•i *f i'n*| |i h#&lt;i i9tl.ii) . f K! •t i.la ii
‘ thr.in^h .Ul the ( nil-«| S la te * in
• ?&gt;1 »*• »•*.
W\,
lists II..I an ! ti t.i |&gt;. • ..ii • ....... tin:
'••• l l .'l f l tn la.kt.n .b ||«*
tin* I'Vt-nr nf a K«*n* nil wri|;a r#mt.. 1Hr aflat a* A1*1,*• if i• an nl*
\ 1(.III 11HI |• r«9.li**. Ill* lu.f 1119. ..f
•III! t Infls*'
f. | .r » ntaf *•« - »• n | I'fR
Him opinion wi»» i*i}in **h| I»y
♦ *M*t
f m n i-h
l o w , . „r i»„. •o *1|»«k91&gt; un I wUi^Tu a ll* n IDieI night. I .hIh\ hi* hail no
v h a t . »• •
him '. 1 .1
•
In I. *|'l*|* es
■ | #|*!•—11«•!| ' V
oration, in Sib eria to inleeferr in iiu.i- whirh in I’*.-* w a- &gt;i
•*.*•*
.
\ 9. ..Ilk
k &gt;1111'&gt;K • » 9 halt n a n
&gt;(« roll .I Hi. - il|»4-9 la : Iiik'h l Mr. ruminant.
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l*a|»' r ih
the rls-h o f Jap an. *e aa,| I h in e- (Continued oil Ibige Two
C iv * ol«! »••Vto Is avkk*«l tl. fr ! , |»• Hi" to. II
Cf * liaiii*
ii * llr 1.9* | Hint *!»»!* !»■
■taliuf f 11
G nu
9U|gr«tnl
thr
ta r iff
*»ff#*riin.ii,
arm * along the surye i f the Jap p
.isvl
1
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• an*! I .• li, 19' *1 «|'F||k •ill* a*it!i*'*.i% i' u h .i. h** g.«v** »i 4
. . 1 •»• t h it *« I Mlillea p ra(*etink* ‘ hr teal . 0 *9*-.
tianchuryan
anesc-oonrd
Sm ith
h' In- ' * . .1 fh. ►• I r:il I •’•I* t». ih • 1.1•!;•••| f i l l
•n Nnflh I aniea fr«»ni for* an ro n ip 'd im n
F a c u l t y O f L o c a l , a *W f *»i to ir | n r * k nl t . \ I* ♦ 'i* .toll III.
m ll e a ) .
ft»i 1 hk i»*
. ( h a t .• 1.'Iw'i* •»'ii.i.i r t I . . 9V9*ii.ii.rn t no.ilil tnki* •l**|»* t•&lt; H 9.11 .I 4 ii 1 oil#* .*f th r. •inpanj kfiar »h *uM h* m lucrd
Un the c o a tra iy , the S - d t gov­
•*f 1 •)« 91 •) •• )• i . 1,*.. 9 i•III u t( »,* j . liii
..«|fh*in »t;»lr*k ?-*!.. 4 un*
’ •1 | nn*
Willi I. l**f t k fiirR l
He *al«l tha\ m*re t|&lt;* Itiniu
ernment pro. m u ll) had made a G r a m m a r . S c h o o l I s ;
1v I l»1»ll i».i- •« k-k-n
4.1 ll iiiriiiiil&lt;. fr i.in #«lh . 11.41 1• o l
'I-*
nif • fr.
thr fitU m l.* a if- 1 flciariaa of a v«rv high phofeettvw
mild protest against Ja p a n **,
1•••fin u . ..................... la t H ijh t Ihk o*«llll*&gt;. ollO lil.l I lit* 1*1 01 Mil |»o|
( r l r on the thr.ir v that it U
troop* occupying the
Ih in cu r T o M e e t S a t u r d a y
%kto9 to AIts 1 i.kk Rd
r m in.* f um** t'l • 1to- «i- t r 1110! 'B n t il
w i . ii M
^h*- 191r i..ni|»aiiy i.lumu l fh** 'I m*«'••»*.it y m order 10 proterl tha
E a ste rn
railw ay
statb-n
at
I » . on|
1 h it I.
. .if
. (rvlhlllC |»«itoaiM* In ilifnriil m.4 IlfliT'*
In
lark •mi Vlllo,
Mi
\n**i.iMii wage utaiiilard. \marl*
\V*»N 1|ir nf* nirp nf all i..v%-r
kw angrh engtse (Chang hunt Th
III . Ihk* | . &gt;1*. o f « lh» f ***H*fI"» lh a l V. ••*.»% .\|ilni*. .1 in iiiilrr t Ii 91 • * an vtMgt-to and thr Ant**! I •an.
'th****!* m %i.inL r| 41 !»..} 1 •*,! •’.••H ,th.I «|*ri»l* .'
Jap anese suhaequeatty evaruate I f
m I /, r \ »fli l 1 14ip
l) ik * f h i
ii ** \%*«»V In It. h a I in •I
off 1. 199I4 miifht In*r*.fii9* la*ff*i ’ ■jfit'anl n f living
| 4 *o" M
the .ta tio a , operated rju"ially
' ” 'J bv *lb" ’ | lu . U. k r •
* M*.Ja) tn .f i.n a . Ho* * .1 |«I9 w- •* . k|
** ’, *4.111.1. •| to •11| I . ,* . 4 t i&gt;&gt;14% |i*||f|i
l i t 1.1 01 «.th • » .iii ! h k f i
la'**INiintnii* t*» »lAl#*t9H-vit 9 th«t
ariou* r. •• «.|«
gt*T*m
nirni
r r,n * uu lnv of
*»( Iii*
!!*• '* an&lt;
R o m a n and l l t n r s e* g
overnm
.nl * j priii'
\l . M in .-f *l4li*» lhnl *h# wa* FrntNf.'k*- Wh It* m tin* •ity all the wad** trilm 1 i. r • vaonlil. vhv^
»*9«itr
Ith tbs South I *»v making U •f *9*1*9.1
1 |*i*v .a
at the roanactii-a
l i f t . I *ir «uMi t h * on»oii** in o h i« h p f
nl 4 n r yivm an o|i |.i i i tuiiif&gt; •hi* ••eel cof|*i(ia t i .ii 1
; lb*»9to fa ifr riv v f r * »|n
i*'&lt;lrn| e t» h**n
Manrhurian tailw ay.,
U i v . T o M a k e S i u d v &gt; .»• • 1. Ii* » ..iii.ty hati.l!***! it *»i *i I " '"!•»»»• tli* -'I |*u k«rnKi'i ( ' irliw n year, (iie a n .a i l. ' that m ranv
tKn.r
!f*ir4*.
trl.irti
(h
Both in Shanghaii a n i T.ektfi*
T -k y i.
f i t * f.n.M * m« I m l •»*n-« n. am i &gt;li I 1 * " ••• 1 l o.-, k%l»ii| hfk nlill »9* i that
tho vni pi •'&gt;!•• w ill 1,4/a
mniith’t V3. 4li.sn
there were a a th o rita ti.e S ' . .
O r P o s s i b i l i t i e s
i.**i l IF*rn |ila&lt; •■.I * n •In* Hnritla 12 '*.I)«NMNI|) Itfrito |.i «pend ‘
f f u n tio u v S o n l'*i^9* T a t . 1
\Ilv l*r»• I lU M iiii. • h u fu * in -n
lions th at Ja p a n would not permit
r»in
rt.Va la! or hi’itl rr 1 !• i/r*l tha
intervention eith er by the Ix a g o e |..|K Irackrr m l f» ir ip n l *•! t h&lt;- 0 1 L e g a l i z e d B e e r
P'lraimn i* a ilitu h u l; for
o f Nations o r signatories of the S*fif«»r«| (iru iN K ir s , h&lt;u.| f ,| 4
T w o W r its S e r v e d n
, n
rh
‘.',7 .!,,,"", agra after la y in g f a r j f .
Kellogg pact f r r the
r.uounre- number t»f ) m r * a l«v|a&gt; wr»»i un!
w V'|| i \&lt;;t &lt;»n .
^9*1*1
ji
Iy.| • k|F*»uil n«4iru to tre faculty ..f . . " t . , " i r V . l t l ' ' ' f ^''l
''
(1 1 1 P ’ l l l l l It4 k * U * h T i l
B C d l U f 1 - l t J 11
e ; &gt;ll.i.lcnd* during r.a rn f year* -lip
moot o f w ar actin g independently
institutum urging th e te»rh
', *! !
‘ .
* *11 1 l l l l i l I r v t K l l 1 0
I_
| 9 | .s» l| i h i t W i l l I n w
dtvwleird
Ja p a n was believed prepared l . '
m aintain her position* along the
he • '* 1» meet a t th» mhnol Satuntoy
f ' o m n o l P j I V n i O 11 t R .
.
. .
^ LH W
in Ju n *. llrJ7, and wuyli m v k I iiv U
(tl bt.rm ng at JI. t(. oclecV t-. di,
fl ’
* .’
' O m p O l I &lt; 1^ 01011*.
I
A s lip H R v I n tr iftn
tniou ntlng tu llb l'. F rr.n a l frum i
South M aarkurian ra ita y . tho..gh
g „rm .
• L f
T
^
’
is .is n e o n y L e g io n
A ,.r i, i m i .
ue. .-.l . i p w
without fu rth er advance, until L . - c .......... u n . r«c t h . rem mng
|r*lf i,rte|v«rakrn !»*, th* led. ta i _
W I S T I* \I.M
MF.AC H. .&lt;*pt.
II* ,*aitl it «k*rm*d,t 1 ►* th * pol*
The gram m ar . cHomI faculty la vrunoat
gotiatioas w ith China have I* eu
N rraiarY
ll* ,,.
«li •
'JI. (A I*.!
fw .i a lta r n a I •v * | I'K T U O IT . Srpt. J I . 1 A .P.) — it) o f thla an.! o th *r irrvat c o r.
cmr|»i-ed uf Ihe fnlluwing leachterm inated.
rt.9«tto| l«toU% lhal th * -\ifrtr il'u r. w n i* of n.bfoi:.inu« u r a.»in^
^ 1 ni« To
A m *ncan
i.riric.i
m ti mni ito.rahona to pay icrm ruu* dir!*A
M r.
Krma
ily s l.
Mrs.
M ease bile, th ere V e to ao fur- era;
ISpaH facn* •• «.**kiav * a la «**» 9 ftv (•• I. vv a t.*» f .F all i*a&lt;l dur |«*9'f»y* Plmn Pwlay aakr'i f'otufrra* drnda during 1 *ru.,|4 ol proaparit)
Rlaiwhe McKinnon. \!r&gt; K sthryn
lashes. The Man
I. • • ih a r* sn if l ' . n o f I rfc itl'n i .
to 4U* -mi 4 ir|»al »r 111 &gt;difi(*A. and 1 4**filer wjif.-o during pvrinJk
ta r. aroused'
!h’’ « » * * F 'h v l ILscv, Irt-w inr v**»«.hl U frit m to# • r»n pni&lt;rip.ti and iit*9k».-it on t i 4 ini
ptohihitum ol ad v iT aii).
I rovrment (Hindi and *tti*.kinic a •i n of ih * pr*M nt
strongest roaoataw at ia C h in a!
M "vh»ll. Mtrgan-y t oy,
It ivill itrirrm in r
I hh
o. *»iy
a 4to la it J a p a a . T hla waa oxprrasod
Lm glc,
M sude L a k e , fa in ir ti n n ‘ tit l r #liii.h.Vrd rci-o ri*c*i9‘ a* i* iioinant to th** city h»w« to th * «talk** with Ih * re9 tya * t **r, yrrr** •*IV*«| on
» ilv nf- t|L**M that each 4lat aiihm il th*
la ym clatioa* adapted b , a n a . i
" " r t - s ’* '
Khk-r.
H g b-.p.. ti.trley, ami ...h er r i o t , f ir t l( , ) t tr r ,u . ,.f
1(
-.ftrr
ih r ir !•• h n ii* t*» th vottkdf.
ate*ting o f 100.000 persons
,«
'» " * * a n n c iia rc n m l t ,
The f#*r tlw \tot. Amor* th*.*** *%h*. ... . . .
»m n .. ant* * u r m n *
Th, vnt* a a « UH!h to .Till. T h*
N aakiag callin g -u ao a the Natlofy- " * *
today lira. Ila bit,
ai«t' w tiat tA »r* P rtil'l* nt II Hivrr
*
court,
v«'L *i9m* a fte r a ii*h aic in vvhicn
allot gueeramexrt ta proclaim u
»• ■ " P'&gt;4", « t *m* Mjt for !&lt; t r , and th r** an*
Th** w rit* wt*»* fi taii^ d t»y a a«ivo«Mtr*i of th* r*» n lu t(in »li‘
M IA M I. R a p t . ' 24— ( C P ) - ,
p m r t ) ayohlHxattea of f :R r a .
i „ * “ ** ,nom * % * '" • * '* PI , r r ; in*®im ia hi« rart&gt; a ho ia\a on***.!
Most o f C h la a y o o to r^ y o h -' " " ' “'• f m u m irg in ihe •rhosifl ! ira *lo i f , (h * raw * a « i*4*i\r«l r.7ininiltr«* « f ’hoI*!*r&lt; nf impr %| n 'ir.-i d 1 onditiona undrr prnhi •!- An effu rt to establish a r e v
n.cnl hnndi. City .-ft#r*r» aid th * i lion and a«krd lh«* L ifitn to Ka r.ium l-lrip sp.'Ci| re rlrtl le t wean
a-rvwd a day a t m xuraiag and h u -! ■
•» » " r ^ k
Irntruc* I tv th !.«*|4\
•um*
ip‘eric tcd
thrm bi
Li Itw
h* fnilowrd
4oon k
Is . 1 . , , . . 4 1 - - -■ .
, . -. x|
t « l them
f.illon rd s.ain
n u r lI - a -i-rahlp in Ihe fig h t *r»k | N„w, rk and llarom
—
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1
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_*p « L I f h w ol w o f h ;
nu was a b a a ,
( I i f i T e )! i v* !n k h r r * .
T i.
*w—p-yy
in titjr ^ i lt t? m ir .-u g fir a y ^ itr r 1 rbanire-thrntigh ref.T om luni.f .T i.p .in iere foday h j i'aptaTa Ugo
m att aa a a agpreaaiou of feel'♦■111
OfOtJO
A* its.
lid. A
Anif.nL*
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ll.w
a r d th«*ir
th e ir p
r o p o sIt
t i..
nm ng a aa
H
e
o|i|.ositlun
argue.)
th
at
the
hulib-ri
f
j-*itrf4
t
nttil..
V. Dannuniio, son uf tha Ita lia n
la g over the M aachxrioa ailuotioa. 1
tb o -w w h » . g r a n t ih e
a iln u n ia t r a All three .viit . they .aid- WMtlrl I., v i.’ti •hn.ilj take tip aland. It purl, and Ixiu Reicher whan Ito y
1‘ H'KH V .W D K K Itll.r
l i a t a m i th e p a r l y I • * ta v i)ry as
| call fur a total tax 'evv *&gt;• O.'FOU,- a a tlv first time th at pMihibi- ■hw ovnad their plane had krokau
MAN FO U N D SLA IN
» v« r, a n d t h e y a r e n u m e ro u s to o ,
(too. nr about •AT m ill..
ti' n route liefnrr th s
National its tailskid.
| N A 5H V I1X C . Kept. S O -&lt; A l*.t
th e r e m i t w a s
h i'*
'■ .■ irck.e.i i
Ncytand, foolhall
The city 's Luogot for the cnijy Legion C nvention in l u 11 years
The pair la ft Newark a t 9 4 S
B R ID G E P O R T . N- K Sopt. 2L| - -MaJ.
' J ? 1 Robert
sp o eu la tisiyi t u v th le n th i-ie lx no
a l T sanesxee. has
lug fiscal '* -i&gt; i i 't t r * iti [ rovtsion i f i-xi-teni-e. An effo rt tu hay* tha (EM Tl this morning and arrived
— ( A j . l —T ho tod y o f a m an t e a -. ■
—h * " ' a u t h o r it a t iv e . m e n
. Fkf*&gt;c payment f i rincl|i*l on l.mdy laao. thrown out of the ronven- hero a t M:93 fa r reftyallng. T ha
laXJvcly
IdaollfWd
aa Jm w pkl * ' * »»to»ertel« uatyrrolty l u n n » -,
fillin g i|je. al'-hmiyh it nmeidca lio r » . poliltral and nut in tha d tm age waa discovered during re ­
W1ad.govitx. a lia . " B ig U B y .** o f , » '* U * t e Iho south on , « - (
B A H T C O V ST T l t W T h t ll.ll
|
for some in te r* .I I'uynieRts.
'L--*i,'n'» scupr fulled.
fueling. R eicher .a id tho (kid
'
waa feuad yoat ntey IffT O rf &lt;*ha&lt;npto&gt;ft-kip tht* j c a * , .
City A llum ev Mark IVibog r a i l
Cnniirahiler Ralph O 'N eil da - 1 patently was damaged during
ditch agar tote
te a
F O R T L A IID E R P A L K , ^ e p t. 21. tha city wo; Id try t-y g e t atto rn ey*
D
FN
IH
D
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A
I.A
R
V
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l
U
lt
A
S
K
M
clin.-d to f lli&gt;tv the p ie r, tent sat j take t iff from Newark. T bay
w.nnda ia tha
1 A .!» .)._ Halo o f a lOW -arre for the tcndhul I t s ' c-'niniilU ea to
la st year hy 0 . I.. H njenhanier. i retu rning
to
Newark
A hteoi-atained aatoaaohiW.
T O P K K jl.
K *L.
S e p t.
2 1 . — tra ct a f land un ih. mtllh side uf
rrdnre tho annuint uf paymenU Mr*. I 'M ix g W n lr W illia m s .-e f] Yisiting Havana. T ka pair
Ho locHvod
tw owaa fuaad aaar
riridM
ter toilets,
( A , P . | — A T o p o l k . K a n ,, c o u r t r o ­ r era pa n* n u L Ix t e r - n the east I h«y ask. Ilv -aid answ ers to tha T urkohac. Nrw York, was d a rte d
lower the m ark a f 19 hmwo
’’
N . J . So milaa h a a fqvtd tho p ita o f Frank M aygi, t» d woat IMxie h rg h vajs, to a ■
w rite would he filed with tha natinnnl prrshlent of the au xiliary 31 minateo held by C aptain F t *
(Aa t e ly was fooad. ’
Gcutgooowa a tk *e u th at tho To- Chseafo ay ad h ats. hrailrd hy J ! xnpremr court hy O ct. fl.
to 'a y .
H ew kci.
petm c ls h bo compollcd U pay him V . flir t, owner u f a local c r a t e !
H A T O —L e e rs*
T aylor pur
'a la r y aad aaprhata during try - facto ry , w rs an n m n cei yeaterday j
school
PANAMA C IT Y -W. r . Adama
C II IP L E Y —New high
K E Y W E S T - W a r k sLaded
1 ) Dr, J , L . Holmherg, M iami, j
nrw stnro t r public
building rapidly being rosy pleiad.
FLA.000 aniMx to Marijto
mil
••
•*.%* k*f*l»l|.**k. »l**Ml » is] |.«ti.||4
—•11... i- lu T alluha—
.in.l Allen I
'••ha. n. mi nil- r ol
l'i. *nlri:t

fczrs&amp;ti:

i^roken Tailskid Enria
'Frj Foi* Speed'Mark

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iawnPAT. m n u m W i f c

eason s
W h a t W onders th e Talking P ictu res
H ave Perform ed! No O th er Industry
In the W orld Has Moved W ith
Such Speed and Precision!
Some of the new pictures now twin.?
s^ 'u ri *d lb* Milano Thoatro arc strikexamples of (lie went progress and
improvement talking pictures have made,
a- for instance Norma Shearer in’ "A Free
Soul”, Marie Dressier and Polly Moran in
"Polities ', Constance Bennett in ‘'Bought”
Will Rogers in "Young as You Feel".
V* v p i ( -viewed Theodore Dreiser’s
An American Tragedy" and were held
SP‘ IM'ound hv it’s intensity and flawless
pi eduction. We wer e charmed with Janet
Caynor’s wistfulness anti beautiful inno­
cence.
Charles Farrell’s dramatic skill
ifi Merely Maiy Ann”. The Fox Company
have another "Seventh Heaven” in this
romantic drama.

Dreta (Jarbo and that rising young
star Clark Cable; wh a t a combi nation’
they make in "The Rise of Susan Len­
nox.”
I hose and all other outstanding pro­
ductions will be showrf at 'Hie Milane
I heat re, which pi i stmts the Itest pictures
&lt;&gt;f the year EVERY YEAR
This has always been, and will corvtinue to he, our undeviating policy.

Coming Events

Coming Events
Greta (iarlm

Maurice Chevalier

Cluix. Farrell
wjlh Clarke (.able In

MONKEY

"RISE OF

BUSINESS

MARY ANN

SMILING

SUSAN LENNOX

LIEUTENANT”

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Theodore Dreiser’s

Murk Twit n*N

HUCKLEBERRY

?AN AMERICAN
4'~,

Hylvln Sydney um}
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l&gt; r 'm a r '«

Jackie Cooitan

M c iu a lla m l

with

8 A L L Y

E IL K R S

tran ce* Dec

JA M E S

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with NeU Hamilton

ATLANTIC”

and 1 -uline Fredric

A Dramatic Revelation—

‘‘THE
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'B IB L E VRRHK FOR TODAY.
. RE V E R E T H E CREATOR—
Tkoti a rt worthy, O Lord, to r«e*w« glory and honour and pow, r: for thou h»«t created oil
things. and for thjr plraaura they
•TO and war# erratod.- Revelation
• til.
: TH AYER—O Lord, w«, Thy
rrta, pralao Thao n-t only
Thy powar and m ajaatj hut
t Thr lo t* toward ua.
PORTRAIT O F A KAMI LIAR
doubta a ft ail aod no
Bowlldtrmont itelaya
Una la tha dglicato
Dlatlnrtlon (hat betrays t
.What la good, what III,
I
i f , What tru^and what la not—
B la mind'a i* rhart mada op
- Of prcarrlbad line and dot.
With eatsgoHrol urga.
Ignoring tha Implicit.
Stile* tha obvious
I And marvel* other* miaa it.
— Iraaa Wllda.
f,
------------- Oraat Britain .hocked tha whola
( Worlj tha othar day when it ahan
done*! tha gold atandard. In apito
l « { th* fact that moat uf u* aban' den#&gt;| ll a gmri many year* ago.

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The ta k e o ff at Floyd Bennet Field wsa perfect, but
shortly afterward a fog was encountered which caused the
pilot to lose his gearings. He attempted tq fly by his In­
struments but bmore he could gain sufficient altitude he
apparently hit something whloh p u t, hla Instruments and
controls out of commission. They were flying blind and
running wild. Hall calling to his passenger to hall out,
leaped to safety by means of his parachute. The passen­
ger, encountering some difficulty with the hatch over the
cockpit stayed with the ship as it crashed into a build­
ing, and was killed.
We do not blame Hall for taking to his parachute.
Life Is sweet and at beat too short for most of us. Very
likely if he had remained In the plane he could have been
of little aasiatance to hla passenger. It la hardly probable
that he would have had time to open the hatch which
held hla passenger prisoner. And If he had, there would
have been tha difficulty of getting Brady to Jump, and
the danger of the parachute failing to function.
We do not know just what the etiquette of a situstion like this Is, or what it should properly be. Aviation
is rather new In the field of transportation and has none
of the time worn traditions which characterize and drama­
tize other age-old modea of travel. But while the art of
flying is In its infancy, what a fine thing for It to gath­
er to itself ■ veritable cluster of talea of personal sacri­
fice on the part of transportation plldta.
How much more romantic a story this would havo
b«eo If the passenger had been saved, the pilot killed!

Blnct Mahatma (iandhl'a aparanc* In England a prominent
ndon realtor is said to hav*j i g this sign outside his door:
“ Don't go til India to lose your
ihlrti com* in here ”

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Will

Rogers told the wh"le story
day when he said: "Th#
imftlean Legion did themselves
proud by giving thv presilit »urh a fine reception. They
f ,a p * 4 t him fact he clone was not
t entirety responsible for the war In
i'Chlng, England’s dole, fog over
Alaska and whatimin'ii “ It." II*
r fold 'tin truthfully that (h# ta*1a
pay tin couldn't *t*n&lt;! another ca*h
•bonus and th« Iniys said “ok chief;
' fie don't want to ram * the t a ipaytra any hardship, hut do you
; think a flax* »&gt;f hfer would he
asking tiMi much fur our ferwtee
f B fb d fn d ? "

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latereatinK figure* com* from
| *Ta)U htlRrr fftraltnic the total
Vpmcunt of money which the .Slat#
| t ( Florida and Hr various roun*
;1»es have spent on public high.
IF*. The counties have contribute
| |l70,R7l.24H.u| on mad*, and
, tha Stats has contributed an ad■ gltlonal I'JI.IIU.O.U fill, not
t..
, J mention some $14,000,000 spent on
highway malntainancr. This vast
pm haa given Florida a splendid
Ighway system, hut w* . arv
sored to wonder what these road*
■•aid sell for on thv present day
■•that. What was that poam, oc­
as tonally i f m during the boom,
Pilar*’* the bunds, hut whets’* the
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Herald reader* well remember when a column appeared
in thin paper under the authorship of John Templa Graven
II. Mr. Grave* a u , we believe, one of the moat popular
writer* wh&lt;me work haa ever appeared among our papers.
Since leaving Florida he has been connected with the
Birmingham Age-Herald where hla work aa a columnist
ban Ireen continued with no lea« nucceaa than nfarked hla
career In Florid*. Recently he dlacuased the depreaalon in
the following cheerful manner:
" If F’ollyanna were Interviewetl on the world-wide bualneaa clouda ahe could line them very hnndaomely In silver.
She could aay that the depreaalon haa instructed/nation*
in mutual dependence, ia teaching them the futility of
tariff*, and preaenting them, apparently, with the moat
perauaaivc argument* ever yet offered for disarmament.
"Hhr could *ay It haa ahown the economic world that
employe* are cu*tfcnera, that buyer* are sellers, and that
even competitor*, In acme sense, are co-aharera of a com­
mon economic lot. She could aay It haa proven to the pub­
lic that machines are not Infallible or fool-proof, that big
hualneaa men are not neceaaarlly great economlata or
alnteamen. and that prodigality, gambling and greed can
ruin the Ireat-lald plans of eternal prosperity.
"She could aay that the losa in material values ha*
Ireen matched In many inatances by a gain in spiritual
one*, and that for the thousands who are worrying over
declines In their Incomes there are other thousands who
have reconciled themselves to these-dedlnca and discov­
ered In the newly forced simplicity of their living a cer­
tain blessed release from the plague of too many posses­
sions."
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ular ballaf has long parat tha hammarhaad shark
dang*rows, a t least to hadags. Though of snoriaou*
la axpaetad to duck Ita
ad run away whan uauauai
or ip tash la* of wator anTho Paha Beach girl who
nlng tha

Wat k«r kg whan ■
i n*h attacked her has • dil­
atory to telL She soya, on*
tho Hf* guarj who tooher assailant was
ahoriu Thoa* who

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
A double »iedition took place at
Crestvis* yaatarday "hep Putnam
ronaall apd Jake Marti* paid th*
ilrath penalty for th* murdtr of
John Tuggl* on July 4 near Craatv ia".
A congenial group of young
folks who hav* been camping at
!h* "It**m en Cottage" at Palm
Springs, thla weak, snd chaparonad
by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ooodapoed,
are; Misses t^CIalra Jonei, Mary
Elisabeth I’uleston Maud* taka,
Kitty Du Boa*, and Messrs. Plana
Griffin, W. A. Adams and Ed
Rumph.
Harvesting ia progressing rap­
Idly hut all of tha crops need rain
sayt a review of th* Florid* crop
condition* far lb* week ending
today, by th* Fadaral Bureau of
Crup Estimate* ia Ualneovlll*.
Th* corn yield la shuwiag up fav­
orable. Cotton ptcklag la Wall ad­
vanced. Dry weather 1* hurting tha
lata sweat potatoes. Citrus fruit
Is ripening rapidly but rain la
badly needed.
Mr. and Mrs. ¥. E. Roumlllat
aod Master Franck, ar* spending
this weak at Daytona Beach.
Th* dance given Thursday even­
ing at th* Wamap’a Club hy Pater
Reheat was partieukrly enjoyable.
Th* mask furnished by on orches­
tra under th* kodoffhlp of Mr
Rehost was spModld. Tho pria*
daaeo teas won hy Mlsa Norm*
Herndon and Percy Mar*. Mr. 8 .
S. Bauraal acted as Judge.
Gloomy forebodings of loot
M ater With re*pact to tha
log situation Or* M . longer Justi­
fied and can ho dismissed, Gevemar Herd!eg of th* Fodornl Reserve
Board declared la aa
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ims utlw las------greatly
I w p r t nJ iM
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said, “and although tho
of

that tho eoewor haa hodwTS
and that wo hove ptwoflko

Relief Plana Put In
Committee’s Hands
ORLANDO,
DO, Sept. 14.—The relief plan* fpr
la ado ar* In th*
for Or
Urtaa
hand* of an amarganey relief com
mlttea tsotatlvsly formed with a
nucleus of the following members.
0 . P. Swop*, chairman; I. N.
Barman, C. H. Courser, Harry
Dlcksen, Was. F o rk *, Mrs. Lnwrone# G eatlk, WUUrd Hamilton,
P.
How*, c . R. Hess, W. H,
Homer, J . N. HutUg, CoL Georg*

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rinu*ne«* I*
Speer atlded.
lie Raid that one of the be«t
*lgn« he noticed on hi* trip wa«
the night and day activity am or*
th* textile mill* of Virginia and
the Carolina* where a year before
the plant* were not in operation.
Commenting on England'* deci­
sion to abandon the gold Atandard.
Mr. Speer declared that the Ac­
tion had an nptimlitie effect in
New York and that It wa* the
rnncrfi'U* of opinion there, that
this* country would be henefitted
a* a result. He «aid he went down
to the Stock Rirhanjr* thr day
following flrrat Britain'* mnmenon* «tep rtpectlng to *ee tome
firework*, hut wa* disappointed.
Instead nf cenc* of unu'ual ex­
citement hr found only an air of
normalcy
*
Me. 'Speer Rtate* that *ign* of
tourUt migration* *outh*ard were
not very much in evidence ytt.
hut attributed thi* fart to thr
unusually lata rummer which
probahly ha* delayed the tourist
trek. Hr a ll he hltrervrtl com­
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Addltlenal name* wiU h s added

to tha Ibt hy tha octivo workers
uatll it U fait that • large work­
ing msmbenhlp h*&gt; been ehtalked partly dspowdea t on the
scope that the eommltUo take* la
relief actlritke.

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not know of any other ' county
where anything additional hod
bean dons, or ahy batter plans
cSfried out. Hha said all* fait th*
work had been successful and that
she had nn suggestions to offyr.
Th* following communication
from the Del .sad Chamber of
Commerce wa* road: “ Wo believe
that you (Mr. Papworth) and your
secretary should meet with Mr.
Dreka anl( myself (Earl Brawn)
at an early date to dlaruaa th*
matter of handling the- railroading
of dependable* from tk* southern
cauntie* add preventing their holag dumped In our counties. Voluek and HenalnoU. counties ar*
thatougkly competent to toko car*
o f any unemployment situation
which may aria* or a x k t In our
respective counties, but we do not
believe that oltber county k In a
position to car* for residents of
ether state* shunted onto u* by
slater countieo ia Southern Flori­
da.*
Tk* Emergency Committee sagreeled that tha meeting with the
DeLaitd Chamber of Commerce

(Continued From Pag* On*)
outside tha state.
Furthermore, farmers apant lata
than usual In cultlvnllng their
crap^ a* * result of th* lack of
financial assistance. Lew prices
prevented, witk few exceptions,
appreciable profits but the margin
of loaa ha* beep smaller.
At Washington Dr. Theodor*
B. Manny specialist la rural social
organisation hi 111* department
of agrkultura, said;
“Th* farmers’ main Idea k to
rut living expanses to tk* hone,
hoping to braak evea in final pay­
ments •« fixed charges, hi tk*
Booth especially, alocwra efforts
havo been mode this year to ac­
complish tk k and."
, Tho survey revealed that In
many states, notably Virginia,
Alabama, Colorado, Mississippi.
Missouri, Oklahoma and Penn­
sylvania, more garde* crop* were
planted this aenasn thou ever be­
fore, the former* in some cmsee
even figuring out to advance A
budget of - tkolr fomlHe*' winter
requirement*.
Where grain crape hmra hoc*
lorgu and unmarketable, farmer*
hav# built extra hla* and trench
si Ion to store the grain they later
will feed to Ueeetoek.

«ibk.
That tha Bomlnoi* Conaty Wal­
ter* Board and Relief Committee
In Oklahoma farmers were per*
bo operaWd In U* htara eepontoix omi dioUnfitly from. Any auaded to abend**, tkolr eld "ewenear to e x k -

teneo, nr which may ho termed,
was moved hy Mayor T. L Duo
w»* aecoadod hy Boston St*
and era* carrkd.
Th* nmottog wwa attaoekd hy
lb* followlag i R. M. Papworth,
H. a DuRose, Mr*. Helen T.
More*. MW Holt* C. Mower. AL

hake of,
Itttai'LJolTit,1'

trap" pkn and grew seeps fee (he
table and stable las load.
In Alabama a temmmdly nf
Jobless miners, hy op* rati eg a
common garden
and ttnakag
factory, stared ap enough feed to
last tkolr families through th*

winter.
Only tear state* reported

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A. T ata pi# ns to leave tofh r Washington, D. C.,
J k le s d . Ohio where ha will
10 days.

able. He declared that tha
•hows »cem to be ■ttracthig
crratM t throng*. Mr. Speeu _
that th# weather In th# North
s»
vxtrrtncl) hot and that hp
was glad to h# back In SanfotP
arain.
L I V E O A K —B r i d g * o v er
Suwannv# River belwaen Hamilton
and Suwannee r iuntie«, ope nod t^
public.

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Blggar, of Montgam
A H * Is the gu rit of his
ahd aunt, Mr and Mr*. II.
lObky.
Mr*. W. M. Scott haa returned
tr&lt;*tn potato in Georgia and Virtig glnla where th# has been tpending
♦fit th* iammar months.

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Dyaamir apeakrr— th * only I ta b * teg*
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MUs Louie* Quantofk r* turned
Tusedty from Attonto, G*.. wh*r«
she hS* been visiting her brother,
PoWell' Quentock, for tha
pss*.
three Wesks. She was accompanipil
hers hy her brother who will b#
hey guest for a short tlm*.

Hutchinnon Tractor Equipment Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
OLIVER HART-PARR

Phene l t d
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Frknds of Mrs. Gsorga Knight
will rsgrat to Irsrn that the c»n
tinuCs to b* III at her horn* In the
M*hon#y Apartments, 1000 Park

OAorgw A. Speer end Virion
I Bpevv returned last night from
|Nsw Y p rt City where they spent
|ahekt JO d*y» buying the fall and
, stock for Spe«r A Son.
--------^ snd Mr*. W. B. Roch* ar
this morning from Paducah.
F-&gt; to spend som* time her* with
tk*' U tter’s parent*. Mr. and Mr»
R. C. T eh g hi thslr home on
Richmond Avenue.

SA N JU A N G A R A G E CO.

1210 W. Central A*#- Orlando

Rglgk Hague II returned y a stotday from Laurens, S. C. ami
Birmingham, A k. wh«r# he ha,
spending
tha
past
sit

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CaMaet models at tfij.0 0 , $73.00 and $83.00

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LAK E MARY

USED TRACTORS ANI) IMPLEMENTS

Otto smi Borin Hutchison hav*
tnraed home after ■ two months
lit In Palm Beach and Jack sontalk.
\Mr. end Mr*. Leon A. Page and
children, of Winter Pirk,
visiting In Lake Mary last
^turday.
i Ladles Aid of th* Communl.
Cherrk will meet at th* home
1 Mr*. R#y Howell n r it Tuswlsy.
b A. LoW« will have charge nf
AovethmsU. At this meeting
i Will he mad* for our.
rChristmas R siaar
The Lake Mary P.-T. A. will
Its pre-school meeting Thuro“
S4. in the auditioruni of
ol house at sight o’clock.
■ short business session
‘ Will be s social hour, at
•kkl) time the parents of th*
Will gst acquainted with
Awnlty. Refreshment# will be
ted and It Is desired that *11
attend.
.Th # Lake Mary ball team met
Hi Springs bell tsa in on
Mary ■diamond SapU 2t).
Springs was the victor.
H ekn Tamm Is resting
•ly after having her ton-

1 International 10-20
3 Fordsor.s. 1133.00 ta 1230.00
Used Oliver harrows, $33.00 to (3.00
On# Tees Huston aids plow, $13.00
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Aa ye ADVERTISE, so shall ye REAP—
This business axiom Is more true today
*hxn In any t i m e of proaperity. Despite
cries of lament from many source*, soma r
business concerns Are Incrcxslnf their rerw-1
- - - _ nue while others Aland by and woruler how.r
yhg answer can usually be found In the ooi
and magic word, ADVERTISING,
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A Rochester, New York coffee shop
,
has Increased Its business' 28 percent In"
the past 12 months and its owner soya: MIk;
was our newspaper advertising that did i t 1
We hare confined all oar advertising, to
tha newspapers and we have comp to th« | ir
conclusion that we simply cannot gel Along &gt;
without using them. Wa ora devotldg 8
percent of our sales to newspaper 'idvertfa-r
fug and consider It the beat lnveet— I w#eta make."
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MIAMI
S#pt
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Miami diitl DhiIc county million

M your bualnraa by tiilnt th* $ 4
roturana of '
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ti«*R axpret in -lt&gt; jirart itall)
no
ch a n ty \Aofk for tran nen t* tlur
iii)f th# ;ii&gt;111 ciichiny winter, at
MONDAY.
carding
Mr* Cura Bain. «rcrfWoman’* Mixsionary .Socie­
t*ry
uf thr i itv division *«f
WASHINGTON. Sept. J (
ty of the h in t Baptiat Church will celvbratrd h#r thin) birthday an­
H«v% an ingpirational meetinir at niversary rrcrntljr. Mrs. Alfred (A .P .)— The strength of the
At # time if a- tier business, t h a r itir*. &gt;h«» h«&lt; di«tu«M«l th#
\#lli# |lu«h#
3:10 o'clock at tha church with Manning was hostess st a birth­ Federal Reserve .System w a « •mb a !!•_•«* and fr.-.r when i„,r matter with Mr*
h#ut| uf the -am# department for
Circle Number One in charge, day party &lt;i&gt;«n Wednesday aftrowing
at
Federal
K
r
.
e
r
c
r
hankdemonstrated
yeslarday
in
a
Dadf count*
circle Number Seven will hav* rrmxin st her home on West
is laige
the I ard -aid. "there
1 hr *oftt'T |w*r«Min&lt; liHikin^ fur
charge of the prayer oervke at J Eighteenth Street. During th# statement by its governing body ii sln ndan.e , &lt; eligible paper an I
a warm |Un* tu -|»#n.I Du winter
o'clock.
that
member
banks
hold
In
-.hen
the amount , ( gold that ha, m
1aft#rni«in xsmes snd contests
Regular m atin g of (he Truth were enjoyrrt. Vslsn# Wells wss gold reserves about U.tMHt.lHHI,. h# plcdgiil with the Federal lie- And m tree hand .lit find out thm
cun n*‘t expatot tu Ik,. wtipjHirtrd
Seeker* Claaa of the Fiml Melh presented with « prise in on# of 000 more than irquired hy law
w rve
agent i lel.i tn eU -mall , h* rr 111 Itllriit •- the br llcr it will
o&lt;1ist Church will be held at the the mnte*tf.
The r«.&lt;«rv* board’s August re. lesviny; a &gt;oii.idei.it' e wilumr of
be fu» them M i-. B m' ii
a. in
home of Mrx. John Alden Drown.
Crral free gold"
At the tea hour
refreshments view akso showed that
ctuiinii-ntitiir nn the ut» («•
|»rr
I-ake Onori, at 3 o’clock with Mm.
.At
. . .a lim e lik&lt;- the present. |
were .rrvril hy the hostess, as- Britain, which temporarily ahan
- aw walking mid hitch
BcRiie Hutchison, Mm. IV M. K|.
donrd
the
gold
standard
this
week
I
whrti
(hr
I
risted hy Mrs. Frank Adams.
towing at the r e ­ liikint? In Mi.mn m her it'turn
iler. Mm. J. H. Crawford. Mm.
had a net loss of $67.878.i8Hi m - t iv , hank.
al a ...» level and by muiur ff«*iu h t$i|i mf••&lt;»rs«r|ria
Ueorgt McCrum. Mrs. I&gt; la s . I^t Mr- T F. Denham and Mist gold from Jan. 1 to the end ol the puiltuln
l the i r . i n i l,.ink- '
Aetiuii n| Paint B ru it - minty
H«tt®. Mrs. C. H. Smith, M i r . ||. Kathleen Adams. Those present July, during which time hran&gt;&gt;
mn$hU t«i an ijiiimuaI \
Imi x«* • niith-sritii’w in pin inc
\%urnin$f
S White and Mrv K. II MacDoi. were Jrannin* Manning, honor imported
tao.t.PlS.OIH)
f r •m rxtriit
xue.t, Joyce Adams, Msry Krsn*(f
^Mkcrumcut
w m- |
,it 1'*. niuth (••unt\
■Id an hoxtrsieR.
»t.(f 1nyj sill \ngtant« will l-r pru
i
Wells, Klnise Cook, Janice Great Britain and exported J ihj. tic-, (hr niAjcr part uf I Hi
T IR 8 D A Y .
la lrm l ha#it
t l i.lrtni It,-o r
•t tit$*•(, t, |raiM'd l.v Mi
llani,
• "ok, Mildred Hague, Carolyn 1881 to her neighbor
Annual all-day meeting of the
The
Frsieral Reserve
hanks ools-s has to he hi lil in gold wim v **
nifti ^ e v e n !•lot nla . ••tinty
Itog-e,
Frances
Dago*. Olive
llaptUt Woman’ll MuRinnarv IJn
were
shown
to
have
hel.l
•hmil.l m kc "I iiii Iai hi |$un '"lit* rfl
lx*t ($ rufl*ri)Urn« r tin- ■llfll''J II* of fr
&lt; hspmsn.
V ir g in ia
Chapman.
ion of the Seminole Anrih latimi
one-half
of
•|«$••t ( r u m nn fdiluM,$| m n
th$ lf»M It'Allwl I
»
lulls •luinlm
A,I week nearly
wril| be held at the Kimt ItaptMt Nshcy Williams. Kathleen
I «ll.ilin --* »• pMpi-i (tiling
•ol#! Biualli'i ft mii at .$ Tiiik ..f 4i 'U t
Church in New Sm&gt;ma li'ginmng «m«. Jenn Kill*. Hilly Chapman,
" 11 " ,,f 1 fdiir ( »$#k luwiwhiD.
Thwl Iiltoiiii »■ "
trsiik II A-iam.,
Mr. Frank
at 10 o'clock.
legal rasgniemenls
"•* •»• Hammuiid. In.! , m •!$•$ idini*
UI4.Adams, Mr,
T
F
Brnhain. alove
T i ll KHIIAY.
»••)! I,, help pi t son* poor i nuneh
•Mrs J W Ellis, M,s | y y||,. plared St alniut nne fifin thr
Fnl: r
i n i:$ .
&gt;#'
1
Seminole Chapter Numlwr Two, Mr. Wells. Mrs I arson Cook. I world tidal.
K.»• 1 1 rli'iMiiti ,.| &lt;»•1(fill.* whu i .............. .$ band.-lit. *.111 wild well
( nm»$rh ..ff in &gt;Im \. mut,,,
Order of the F.aat* rn .Star, will Mi s Katheuse Kills, M rs R„h I The reserve ratio in A..K.„ , , „ Kai
•t| • lit lutmt ( situ
havr a *perial meeting «t 7 :JO •rt Williams and Mrs, A lfrrd , wa, 81.S p*r rent while umler paigt
S|»#nkinK |»ai tl* nl.trIy
f , ,.n
I
lit
,
o’clotk at the Maiunic Temple
*lf *•*. Mi- It.$in «($••I
'•he law the hank* are required tin w. I . ||........ V ....... H'tl I • » •lllPUl"
Manning
*l#
-li»
\ lilt l»
\ thfi jin» \
to have a 40 pur lent reserve in It. ftp- in lit*’ipnl
FRIDAY.

Mm. France*
*ent Mur Minnie Kntniii .'itiangv,
in a piano nvital at H u*%lock at
Mr*. Iluk-on't home, 1119 Myrtle j
Avenue. Mi*« Strange will l&gt;^
With Mr R
RiRted by MI«r Nancv Ro«Retter.
M
M» 4oti. J r ,
reader, and Miaa Daphne Takavh. Mrs F ( Smith. J r , Mrc O. K
AololRt.
Goff. #td '!:*■ r la»a Rankin a*
Circle Number Seven uf
the hn«tF«ifo
Kimt DaptiRt Church will hav? a and «i&gt;k ia| the monthly buainows,
nirvtinir of ihr Drp#tu|
prayer meeting at 7 &gt;M) o’cbvk at
aide CU.s of the First Methodist
the home of Mr*. A. B. l&gt;ovejoy.
• hurth Was held on Monday even211 Maple Avenue.
in* at the home . f Mrs. Mason on
Regular meeting of Seminola
i'almettsi Avsnue.
Heltekah l.twlge will he hel«| at H
During (he business session the
o’rlfmk at the Otltl KellowR Hall. A
following offners were elected to
party will le held after the meet
year
ing to which all (hid Fellow* ami serve during the coming
Mrs. Burke Steele, president; Mr*
their frkndc are incited
Regular meeting of the N. tie V 1.. A I.undent erg. vne president;
Mrs. ||. |i Mnldlrtnn, sei-retary;
Howard Chapter of the II. D. C
Miss Marguret Zachary, tleasur
will be held at J o'clock at the
**r; tliss Mallei Wilson, re|Hirter;
home of Mm. F. K. Roumlllat, 910
an,| 3!rs A K Shoeinaki r, Mrs.
Palmetto Avenue.
Th. choir of th# Junior Chris­ D D Smith, Mis Carl Hand and
tian F'ndeavor will have practice Mr. I’aul I* Johnson, chairmen of
cirri##.
at the home uf Mm. Herman
At the con. lusion of all business
Hr wn. Park Avenue, at 7:30
the mreting was brought to
o'clock.
dose anil refreshments
wrr#
SA T IR D A Y
servfd.
Th# Playvrx Club, tnmpo«#d of
m#mh«r« of th# Junior OiriRtlan
Fndaavor and the Junior I&gt;#|H&lt;rtm#nt «f th# Kirat pr#Rliyt#rian
scushch
Church School, will hav# lb mcutar meeting at 9 ;Jo o'clock In th#
| I ’t l n f th# mnipowir, \Vaffn#r. ••
Junior room of th# church.
th# *i’hj#«t f"r i|iaru*Rtnn f«»r th#

."‘S S , ’* i!JS ;!D»P«nd»W« Class Of
Church Has Mretinff

gold against notes in circulation
and .15 per eeni against deposit*
The volume in esces. of legal t»quirementa i . shout t pm.uiMj.uiHl
more than it wss two tears ago
The hoard reviewed the law*
irquiring
all
Fr.leml
Ite-eive
•urrency be protected dollat („r
dollar in gold or eligible paper

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■roadw ay at S l l h k lr e e t. New V ark ( R g /

O u l*o f*tu w n v isito r* w ill rn jo v t i e rn m a a lia $ /
lo ca tio n anil h n r a r llk r atnurspfirrw o f I b o " ---- '
( u n i tier land l lo l r l . D ie largi- and alrjr r o s a
c o m fo rta b ly fu rn ish ed .
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M o to rists h av e garag e adjoining at speeds! r s t a , V
* T r a n s it fa r ilitir a at &lt;ic&gt;or m a k e w ith ( J r s a d C g h L
Ira l and IV nnav Ivan nla R . R. T e r m in a ls w B U g
few m in u te s’ re ach . S h o p p in g and ‘
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afternoon, thr M'Vttlar m rrtin r f
(hr I.ittl# Mu6ir |.u\#r« ( ‘lull u i «
h#lil rn-rntly at th$- hum# of th
■ponxor, Mr*.
Kram et I lick aim.
1119 Myrtl# Avrnuc

AKRON M A K E S
F IR S T F L IG H T
AS A IR Q U E E N

fhiring th# aftrinnon th# fnl
lowing numh#ra wer# pmcnt%«i:
1. "Railroad .March." R u t h
Strange.
2. "K itten," Mabel Chapman.
3. "A lobster Qua ilille,’' j|#|.
en Chapman.
(. "A Little Tunc," Joyce Ad­
ams.
5. "Song of the Katydid." Halt
&lt;n smi Mabel Chapman.
«. "Ballet W alts," E • t h a r
Strange.
7. "Dream Song,"
Kathleen
Adam*.
8. “On (he l.ak#," Minnie Kmma Strange.
fa te in the afternoon refresh­
ments were Served lo the follow,
Emms
ing: Misses M i n n i e
Strange, Ituth Strange, Esther!
Stiange, MsU I ami Helen Chap- j
man, Joyce and Kathleen Adams. I
Charlotte and Doris Isbell, of
Chuluota, Ma-y
Manning and
Daphne Takaeh.

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sin*, secretary of the navy, Hear
Admiral William A. Moffett, in
charge of tho naval burrou of
aeronautics; David S. Ingalls, as­
sistant secretary of the navy for
aeronautics, and Paul W. Litch­
field, president of th# Goodyear
ovvef.
Zeppelin corporation, builders of
. Lake Mary pupils entering th* Akron.
thl* term sra asked to
In all the ship carried ltd
Friday morning, at men, the most over carried In thr
time ths pupils trill racsivs air in America and believed by
••signmet*. School will be navy official* to be th# largest
By opened on Monday, Sept. paxsengrr list of any airship in
the wot id.
•tor Roy Howell spent last
The Akron had stood ready
eg In Sanford as tha for several days' awaiting favor­
Georg# Hughes who able weather, navy officials ex­
Hy Uv#d In L sk* Msry.
plaining that tho first f\ight was
J to d Mrs. R. 0 . B ill sra ex. to tost only her gentral air
h k mother. Mr*. K. Ball,
worthiness.
•j Mr*. G. Turner, from
Weather expert* gave the word
rG *. after having a
yesterday and shortly after *J P.
■urnmer visit.
l-ok* Mary M, tho ground ciew of 'JhO began
Attending high schosl In walking iho hug# ship—7H5 feet
era Kenneth llyotlalne, long and having 6,500,000 cubic
itchis on, Desai* Single- feet of lifting gas capacity—out
(■Ua# C ek, Helen Dunn, uf her* dock.
SUpharm,
Tk# errw, pr#vloualy r#h#ar2Cti,
WlHtun MuRfrxvt, took her out with precision, tall
MIAMI. Sept. 24. — (A .P.)—
m C^thrma, Th#lm® first, with the motors of the Senator Fletcher, bar* yesterday,
WhIU, and Barto portable mooring mast pushing announced his candidacy for rs
H r, Ones through the huge “or­ election t* ths Sana!* in WSt and
•. Ftm ntll and two ange peel" gates of ths hangar, d itto s .d ths Hoover adminiatrait *•
Mllfltl and so called because of their shape, I Hun for " lb * way it has persist&gt;rahalt, and Miii D)ima Ml* dirigible was veered sround Jwnlly allowed delay after delay in
oto rh k tn t in Two- until •ha nu'el into th* soulh- the public works program."
Tirpoa Hprhifi fat m f«w
The senior Dsmocrstk senator
bretie.
While a crowd variously ssti-* from Florida dselarsd "monay far
• fjh ,C ...
tha project* lies idle in th#
« . IL kara ro- mated at 100,000 to 200,000 trea-uvy, men standing idto look­
Lak* la te tos* w tjfbad from the hillsides near ing for wfirk."
tha |afrpnrt, the ship wss cat
Aa fa * ns prohibition Is con­
loaa* from th* mooring mast and
cerned, th« senator capraastd bofloated lastly upwards.
Itef that Florida should t a lo n *
T k* first of th* eight motors
bar own prohibition laws bofora
wa* Wot turned on until th* ship
turning to tkoao of tk* nation.
la $ka principal had ris*n 200 fest, Then ah*
“ FlorUto has n prohibition tew
) Pnoto sckxil.
gr »N f»i)y circled around, passed
in artiste 1$ of tho state coeuliaero** tka airport white a salute
tution that puts ibis Volitead net
of U guns boomed, and turned
to »kam *," (a aasartad. “W# had
t i j^ r d Cleveland.
hotter taka ear* of that bofora
T k* now queen of th* nlr w* become conversed with tho aaAm Mtoyyrw aUtcM to showed herself to thousands In tional iasuo."
''
“ Jo « #f $1 Cleveland befor* ((turning to th*
PrahlbWnw, th* *«nator contin­
Akron airp o rt
.
ued, would U onf or toasts aa n
T k * Akron was constructed at a campaign lasno Beal year in IT*tL
fo *l of 9*,i73,aaa and wa* u »
first dtolgihte built In th* United
Tk#
Will «•&gt; to Jar|sontka first

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. . . n o bam boozlin about that/”
O U fU U When n word nt*. you know it!
"Satisfy”’jint Jih flIK STK R ITl’l.l). A *m„krr
picks^jp a package, and hr likes its nrat appear*
■nrc nn hcaty inks or odors from ink. That
oaiiafirs him.
Tlicn hr examines a Chcxtcrficld. It i t wellfilled; it i$ neat in npprarancr; rhe p.ipcr Is pure
white. And that satisfies him.
He lights up. At the very lint'puff hr likes
the flat or and the rich arom.i. 1ft* decide* that
it tjstei better— neither raw nor over-tweet; jud

pirating and Mtiefying.
I hen he learns it is milder. Tliat’* another
" iy of saying that there is nothing irritating
about if. And again lie’s satisfied!
S a tis fy
they’ve gst to natidyl The right to.
Ixiccott, the enj&amp; TK R FIK M ) kind, curesl and
aged, blended and crrauteblended. to a taste that’*
right. Everything that goes into CHESTER.
I fl’.l.l) is tl$e best that money can buy and that
Micnte knows about. CHESTERFIELDS do ■
complete job of it. They Satisfy!

P i B h b w q * Mvfta T a u u * C*.

sh te“ »* villa today, to . m aintain hradquar,

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Will Be Candidate
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Dade County W ill
Not Aid T ran sien t
Horde After H elp

“ free gold”
or
Ih st sb s n r
lepsl
requirements
hsd decreased hy s ImiuI $ 35»»,000 ,000 in the last two years. The
Utop in thr
*!lee
go d“
less
brought shout thiough action of
the t a n k .
m withdrawing
eli­
gible paia-r from their te s rr s rs
ami sub-diluting gold tur it. Dur­
ing the two j r s n the
hanks’
eligible
|&gt;D p ,. r de-rea-cd
by
alKiut t'.nni.lKMI.IIlH) and the " f re e
xolil
he!il during August a » n
— agrrl ahnu- tTttll.lhht.oiH).

Mrs. Manning Honors
Daughter With Party Member Banka SaidTo
Hold 2 Billion More
KnUrtaining in honor of h«r
Than Law Require*)
daughtrr Jvannin* Manning, who

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( J e t J a hfid Increased.

RESERVE SYSTEM
SHOWN INREPORT

Ilian s L a id Ifo r Big S u p p lie s Of
Meeting M en a ce Canned F o o d To
From M ig r a n t s Favor F arid ,e ra

oUWf _»n W|ily # H B

and N. P. YowsU.

heal

In*. However, with a 4,000.000
aurplus from the 16,000.000 bales
thl* year, |hs new ptenthtg would
provide for only S,000,000 bales or
SO 2 3 percent of (he actual need
In order to accommodate the cardyoeer.
The farm tr who pleated 100
oerra of cotton during the 18,000,­
000 bait year, weulj thus be li­
censed to plant only H acres to
prevent production beyond tho de­
mand. Any aorplus now on hand
from peat aeasena would, of
rotine, affect still furth-r the
first year’s planting.
Thl* procedure would he carried
on from year to year with the
aertag* licensed varying with vstlmated national requirements.
Estlmataa w o u ld be mad,
through farm co-operative mar
ketlng agencies and th* Issuance
of llcenaes and enforcement c f Ok
acreage restriction* would he au
pervlsed hy federal represent*
lives.
Thus unckr th* 1-angner plan
the farmer* would themselves be
the sole Judge* of quantity needed,
while the government would act
as arbiter in prorating the. i m ­
age among the farmers.
Mr
langner credited Frank
Norris, Vice-President of the (Ur
nett National Bank, nf Jackson
villa, with th* original idea upon
which th# plan la haaed TV»- plan
has been submitted to the Presi
dent and th# Farm Board.

fa h o t ' s

t*« wftrtar.
Hamper f&gt;od cro p * wart
ported lb Maryland* Kentucky,
Ohio* Kalitas, Alabama* Tennetiff, Missouri and Oregon.
A report from a fount r * f f i fultura! agent in T r ia s was typi­
cal of atalrmrata rerrivrd from
•II part* of thr country. It read:
“Ita may not h arr money to buy
radi'Mi, automobile* and *piffy
clothes* but thr T r ia s farmer will
hare plenty to ra t this winter."
In Minnesota pork, lamb, beef
and even chkken meat are being
preferred.
Thr interest in canning has
ipread from country folk to their
city rnusina who base gone mt*t
markets, taken advantage of low
price*, and b night large supplies
of fruit and vegetables for pre­
serving.
Th# riten t of the movement is
reflected In. report* from manu­
facturers that the graatest* short,
agr of glass jars in history of tho
country now e iis t*
Fifty carloads nf jars were
shipped inln Arkansas this year,
as compared with right nr 10 car
loads in former rears.
In all but a few states the farm
ers’ ftorage bins and underground
pits are filled to the p tint of over­
flowing with potat &gt;e«, apples, rah
hage, turnip** and other non
perishable edibles.

MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Srpt 24 I A I' I
l» r A A JrnViuw. ( ' I p y p
land, yrwtenlay
iltv itPil to
H A V IN G S IN A D E P R E S S IO N
thr National F irh a n f* rluh prrwi
NEW T(IKK IIKHALI) T H IR D S!!
dr nr) at tha rnncluaion nf th«&gt;
Actually. circu!atlon m i
That th* l!)2tl-’3 l business de­ ; car ago.
tontentl'in.
lie
lu n v f !•
at this
pression is traceable, a* etonu-1•houlil be lower than
Thrma*
r
lme«on
of
Jacksonville,
l-me last year for two reasons:
mists nf th* "sunshine" school
P in t, Iwcana* the secular trend Fla.
hare assarted from time to tim e., , ( imtstvniling currency U norcause., .,&lt;■ ly
to purely psychologies
downward; second.
behaa, of course, long since been i s , . ewnnj to declining prices,
V IS I T
abundantly disproved.
Nevcrthe » yiven amount of currency will
less. It would b* a mistake in no farther today than it would SPENCER'S NEW DAIRY
surveying th* present outlook fur twelve months ago. Allowing for
lioil* recovery to overlook the these mneiiirration*. It probably
On Country Clob Road
very real Importance of th* psy­ may In* -afrly haxarded that a*
And 8*e For Yoarnclf Why
chological factor. Ju st as a con­ much a* t 800.nnn.000 of what I*
tinuous advance in business ac­ ostensibly "outstanding curren­ O u r Bactcriw Count Ta
tivity gives rise to a spirit of cy” I* in reality curency that has
Maintained Under 10,000,
over-optimism, &gt;o a protracted been driven Intu hiding aafa re­
U. 8. Standard For
decline in business brings intd sult of lack of public comidenc*.
CERTIFIED MILK
play emotions which tend to ac­
The hoarding process t* not, of
centual* the recession and to act course, a phenomenon peculiar to
as a hrska upon trad* recovery. th* present state of business and
I tutportion Incited
A fair Indts of tha Importance financial
unsettlement.
It I* a*
of these emotion* is to b* found inevitable as are any of the oth­
At AU llo o n
in th* tendency at such .stage* uf er escessc* that accompany the
lh« business dspresslon as th* rite and fall of the business tide;
SPENCER’S DAIRY, INC.
present to hoard monay. Com­ and, like these other excesses, it
plete figure* on tha extent of contributes its share toward such
Goo. C. Harden, Mgr.
this phenomenon ar* not acces­ business fluctuations. To inveigh
1
sible, but two Indices I hot coma against it ia a watt* of time and
readily to hand suggsst that ll I* effort. It la, at w ont, but a pass­
a far from negligible factor in ing phaa* of th* raadjustment
the situation. Figurra published process. The
attitude to take
thu week by tha
New
York •bould. (Other, be the philosophic
Stale Savings Bank Association •n* that the prorett, after all.
•how that the amount duo de­ represents th* building up of a
positor* at th* end nf Auguit reservoir of
purchasing
power
was tS.ILUim.5M&gt;. a new high which, one# the spirit of un­
for all lima. Since the end of justified
pessimism
that
has
November, IMS, there has hcan given rise to It ha* spent Itsatf,
an alma&lt;t uninterrupted rise In may he counted upon to acceler­
savings bank
deposits
In th* ate tk# boalneaa recovery.
state, the net gain over thla pe­
Certainly, In the longer »lew,
riod amounting, In round figures. th* spectacle that preceded It.
In |H«r,.000.000, or mor* than 20 nemaly, the drawing dawn of
pet cant. Meanwhile, tha Fadaral soma 1160,000,000 by New York
Reserve Board, In ll&lt; latest waek- State savings bank depoaiton
ly statement, reveals
that th« during th* second half of 1929
amount of rurrency In circulation lor dissipation In th* speculatle*
I* tfi2S.000.000 above that of a maelstrom.

acute stag* of th* reodjualmeat
period."
A delightful,scant In church
circles and * pleasing social fea­
ture with tha Roof Garden Club,
of th* Baptist Church, and tkolr
filrndfi,
syn. was
v f th* Silver Tan
**■ given
K -Mr* John
at Iks horn* of‘ A
Mr. and
L Miller, SIS W rit First Street,
last night
Mrs. H. S. Raumal ia In Bruns­
wick, (ia. assisting her father In
pulling on n "Fashion Show."
Miss Mabk Bowler entertained
at bridge, Thursday afternoon. In
compliment to Mrs. R. D. Lotorup,
of New York, who Is hare vkitIng hay mother. Mrs. Frank. Tho**
Invited ware: Mr*. H. D. Luorua,
Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. E. M.
Galloway. Mrs. U V am o Hurt,
Mr*. R. C. Rower, Mis* Mall
Whitoar, Mr*. L’ku d * Howard and
Mr*. Hal Wight.

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TAMPA TR1BUN B
Farm rtliaf by balancing agrlcultural production with consump­
tion through the medium of II
canting firm er* for restricted
planting* of (taple crop* I* pro
pc*ed In th* plan announced by
j* ll* n Langner, »f Jacksonville,
nationally known *• an agricultur­
al trinomial and sa an authority
an ro-oprrtlr* marksting.
Tha langnar plan I*
founded
upon tfi* fact that over produc­
tion of farm atapte* haa
opaat
prices and farmer’* prosperity,
with consequent depression of na­
tional huilneta and Induatrjr which
depend r n the farmer at their
largaat consumer.
In ita etaencs the plan la tlmple
and direct It propoaot that pre­
liminary estlmataa ahall ha mada
of tho national annual nreda In
cotton, wheat, tobacco, com and
other atapla rrapa and that the
government ahall limit production
to Ihett need* hy llranalng farmera to plant only enough to pro­
dare th* eatlmated requirement.
tinder this plan, the eilatlng
aurplus and rairy over will he
rrnri Jared a n j th# fieri year’a
planting* would ho further re­
duced to allow for Its absorption
by th* market.
For Instance, If th* preliminary
estimate ahows that the country
need* only 12.000,000 bales of rot
ton neat year, that figure would
•area as tha hails for the plant-

Pollyanna Graves

Nearly thrr# years ago when
k* depression firet set in and
aidant 11onvs r urged that big
jordtion* refrain from cutting
■gas In their effort* to rids out
b* storm, the United State* Steal
orporalon was among tha laadr e f those who promised ta back
(ha President to th* limitagh the gloomy months on#
.•.another h»»« dropped out of
baulng wag* ruta, but U. H.
ha* ataadfaatly kapt Ita
high. Yeslarday It, togathar
I tha Bethlehem Steal C arport­
* (ieneral Motors, almal*
ly announced a reduction
M from tan ta twenty parthan profit# fall a ll *• tha
.. n f asaaaalr* demand for red
’tbara la no altam allv*.

the wowd ow ahoro oo i
f e r o Mho tho lot print o l
ktM th-H ow ov+thotlow j

% FLORIDAN'S PLAN

41* W l V

the leet of their peuenpera safely stored into the sfflell
boats, only to decline for themselves an extra seat where
safety awaited, to return to the bridge and go down an
their ship took its fatal plunge.
The other day a different kind of a ship left Fiord
mett Field In Brooklyn with James Goodwin Vg|| at the
» *e controls and Peter J. Brady, president of the Federation
*** Bank and Trust Co., sa passenger, bound for Detroit,
where Mr. Brady wan scheduled to make an address at
the American Legion-Convention. The pilot was an ex­
perienced ‘-aviator, a world war flyer, and holder of a
number of speed records. Thslr ship was a Lockheed-AJtair monoplane of the latest type snd capable of a speed of
better than 200 miles an hour.

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3

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Bed blooded
i the tea that a cep
ill M fl
\ eletent a rule that' ,
I &lt;he loot to (cave fat*
the cuetom that tMe
lhlp. Not a few frizsle old veterans of the deep have

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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
)
SAN FORD” FUmiDATwEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 119.11

NUMBER 215

Fire Cents A Copy

THE “BIG TREE” AT LONGWOOD

Production Jumps
In Narcissus Bulb
Industry In State
G A IN E S V IL L E .
D v r in f

the

past

s s i i i r ) men
■ n s te ly

SepC

»

reason

p rs d u c w l
12t.00O.OOO

jwat announced by
inspector

•r

C.

production
A

in

jrewr ago

the

MffiSragh

‘u n it

• h.vl

a

f

&lt;n!

i

j

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1
•. I 1 - 1I •&lt;*&lt;I 1KiT*t . i- •-

total

U n ited Slate*.

Flo rid a '*

* i. , !•• al

fr*"t !*’•• f ’l' f' ,ii r a - i
Ml!
k. 11i | C a’ * K 1•' ' I&gt; '
i•
1 •l« v ‘u r r 'In n
- ' 'f •

w ith

Accenting
the

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^ r&lt; , h ^ »t . r V t f
i &gt;•1
i..tf*
I v p i i f t inrn t
-»| •m
t
1111' 1' * n »-*»•11 c u m . - w il l ’ •*- **

t* the best figures available thl*
ia about 4a percent nf

r .la

I .ill!.» nr -1 -II ' wr f« ..Mrt IM i*- • I *•V

iwaprrtm n
J.

Sanford-Oviedo Truck,
Growers Is Co-Op­
erative Association'
0 f Celery Raisers

i«i ; r. .1 &gt;• -.t t ►
, &lt;- . f''

*i IV V

n a rr ix u *

arrw rding
n n r-e ry

A &gt;r ' h

—

app ro si-

rwcwds

tb* S tate P lant Board

Rod Ants Are Called
Bad EnemyOfQuail:
Duck Season Is Cut
To Period Of 30 Days

Agricultural D e p a rt­
m e n t O f Seminole
Higfti HasDoneMudh
To Help Husbandry

H onda

M bs.

G oodw in,

to

T. L. DUMAS

t Kr it* I * th* m l a n l«, a*vor«linn
to M r II I.. S ttih lu n l. a t r o f
n u r d a u th o rity on m s th r * p*r j
M.
I&gt;uma« Is district s u p rrin la tu m c to
tiuml
th ru t|r«s||\ ir r d t n t
of th* A tla ntic ('&lt;&gt;**1
«ru«W •* d .in* Ju«l a a th«infant t.in r R ailw a y
and ha« bran a
•|iia11 a rr emerg in f lrt*m the *h»*ll
irv u lrn t *»f this city for many
the a n t- *wai m mt*» the •h**ll |f r r *
\n active K i» a m a n and
Ih n .'iir I the „,H -n.nk- im..t* ♦ , tin . May.*- *.f Sanford, he fin.la time
•hi. k nnd iiv\our ihe newliorn »n ( roni h m mime rout huainev* du

production

was ahoct 100,000.000.

,&lt;,n‘
1&gt;M

d e it m r m e

wo»k

.f

th.

Almost 14 years ago, on .
July 1, 1918 to In* exact, a t a
time when war clouds wens
m ating their gloomv ahadowa .
over the greater j&gt;art of th e ',
world and when it seemed ex
though the cauxr o f the Al-,- '
lie;* might be lost, a group of.
prominent Sanford farm ers,'
having the foresight to real**
that the great war could,’.

tie* to rlevote c o im le ra h V at*
!rn llo fl l(l conim unlt, affairs

n«»t la«t

forever, organised a co-*

operative a « « n a t i o n
" b ir h

has gro w n

of g ro w e rv *
n .ta n tly from *

that .late, known a ' the S a n f o rd -'
IM e d n T r u c k

(.ro w e r* , Inc.

t *‘

d u r in g the d ra t y ra r of tb* &gt;*«*$.
runcem '* d is ta n c e a p p ro iim a ta ly t'
HOO car* of caUrv w tra h a n d U l
through

It* channel,

of

•

m a rk tt^ ,

•n*r Th e num ber nf n r . per yeac*
ha* InctwaMd *1 0 8 11 11 )? »n,| d u rin g ^
a

recent

*raven

o v rr

lyoO

ra ra

of re la ry, lvttuc* and uthwr ra ti* -*
tie* of produce were handle,j b y • t
/**
|* | tin* organisation.
U I
T h e p o lir , of the S a n fu rd -O v le Jy
|
■
•III T r u r k G ro w e r .. Inc., ha* b * t «
i
U A IN K S M I LK
to .- '-operate w ith Swminol* t'ou
ea*t of the Rockies.
fa in ie „
„ u rlh
w „ , r lo r j ,u
ly giow era a* much aa poaatya
I .
h*’ * f,,,,n' 1 * h , r 1 ,,m '
1 an.l In handle their produrta , | L
* j, ■
th w m tr r c *v«*r crop*. «*jr« J. | ^ t. low roala.
H and lin g charges tu grow er* di^
T h . » «ra&lt;M»n t«&gt;nf«nniA t•• t h e 1 S m iih , d u t r n t l&lt; t r n 4ion in f i ll
all pro lure
sold
F O . 8- h » f h
M'MiiB pro v idl'd l»t
the
F lo rid i | Ih e ) h i v r long known that m i
In va ||«*8VvVv*r. it a ill k n n e««at v nute a as one nf tlieir best fe rli- a re ra g e t Icaa than 10 per cent g t r f
dunag
the
past few*^
( li/ r r - tln ly recently
h a ie
they package
C f n l n I l P P r P ' I Q O , 11,31
to un|F ro n .n »i-M re rs
surplus
funds hara^
^ * * * * ^ - I "t. L l e a s t , |prr#l fo u n iirs mentioned ie*|u*«t started tu grow ing it
in
large year*. T h e
quantities front \ «trh and Au* 1 been usnl to uulhl up the c o r p .ia —— - tho State (lam e t ’om niiaaloner t&gt;
such
C I I I I 'L K Y . Sept
23.— W ith 1
tlA IS k ah \ II l.F*. S**pt. *2.1 The | pttwciihe
an open
season
in
t r i j n tv in trr peas. L i f t fall over tion'a credit, pay cash for m a t a iy '
^
months
gone,
and
just
threa percentage ,,( faint itiioi' U** for** fboru counties L» foie d *V**s rati I .*.0INHI |&gt;ouiidi Of Vt-tv'h and p**a al* fu m ia h rd grow*r*. a n d ,to b^Vl*,
far this wairhou*ea, celery washing pla'tytlj- ’
'i* -* 11'
.
. I reed w sre planted, and
J q ill
lu *w* I*1*
Id n i l i»l Up* c|«wurjp* and drlm q u ,.•*&lt;* l a . -*Mw |
“ T b e te U • p m v lilim
in ths . year t*%ai-. 100,u00 pounds hav® §1 and other equipment.
» ^ + f t f x i n&lt;Whftn N g f W w l B i f U f . Hi FlurHkg rkaciog l*m jv a r •tided I
Th e «**octatloa has atway* den*
Kf^rlda la w that rv ^ a ire t the! readr bean *oM to the f i r m a n of I
l«S Contest being held here had -J a r 13. IU.1I. %*a- sm aller t h a n ’ V l i l c li« m * iW n i t t M i'n i r to pre- I I west F lo rid a count ei»
it's own m a rk s lin g , m ostly of -F*
layed an average nf IU3.4 rggs those of all I. it Hire*- oilier states, •»*it»e an open •ea* »n Hi any c«»un
In nearly « \ » i&gt;
ra*c where (l R. sale* and an areraga of bet­
ter than 75 per c*nt F . O . B. sals*
demon
n ,n I by the end of A jg u M . A cro n tin g a rro rd in g to the Aopual o u r of . t» mi ducks and doves *onst«tent farm ers have ron«lu«'trd
fram 11 0
y Stanton, contest «upe r- f r op* are! .Markets. offi*tal pun j with the federal law At the re
li r a 'i o m ,
in
*«Ni|»*r4tioii
attii ha* lieen e*tabli«hed d u rin g tbw
I Vi or. the contest
iho uld
rlosu lication of th&gt;* I hit* I M a tes |t * i •I'lf -t nf the hoard *»f county com I ^ u n ly agent*, t^e &gt; o-ld of corn* past faw years.
\ g « i* ulture. The#*-1 i i i m » mnera.
A ll applications fur m em bership
! fv lli'A in u the c**%rr crop wa&lt; fm in
with a U n it a - l u rg g average for p an uient **f
irli*t»«l defaults
must be paSsei on by the B o a M
I n d te a r a r u n i k r of Countte* . tu .» to thre® l i m n that en n e «r
^ ^ the f»l weeks, compared
with force*! -ale nn
the best previous contest average in F'loroia \*« r*- .Illy s|i*btl, o\vi r***iu««lrd an open date .*n ducks, hy plots. S im ila r fr * u ln have |&gt;rvn of flitectors. a n j . nly those farm *
half a ■* n u itirio u - i i . i m that veai and do\e» prior to N*»%
era who b a re made moderate s u c I'll the obtained W ith other crops.
. of JO I eggs. Th e sixth contest
ns thei were «|uti.ig lh»- pf«‘*v*lin^ o|H iung date of the general hunt
Mr. S m ith ielleves tlmt th* teed rewwej of l b « ir farm s o n admit*
and • ',l kcgiii d f| . 1
year. O ld )
** \en olio r
slait-a | inc
i'ft»un under lire« ( i t r law • s,-*»«il*l he planted
during O rt jk e r , *
third
I‘&gt;nel»rte«c en try of l ^ g sliuw rd tie* line
all -to.ill, wliib* h r o e the fed* rul lav*
now m m - i ii d e ig b l)
i«te t after
a g«»od |
horns,
from t'a'la ha n.
Florida,
m 'M of tin- -I ,tc« show« d apple , forms to the state law th s par
shower H v recommend* Jt» tu riO
still leads the entire contest Th is
ciabi • in*'i *ii.*** *.
titu la r provist n nf the Mate
law
pounds o f hairy vetch |H*r a* re,
»:ir»e r n lr y took the lead at th*- first
V rd iin ta i) «ab*s of
f* rm - in w ill he ineffective except
as it ami 30 to lo |Mumi« of peas Th e
vents
ihe collie.-1. and has n*'t re- F lo m ln
i n » « n l less f a i l mtc a| pile* to the dose
sea* *n in land netd not he especially prepr r . I«a*»d it. F o r the It ni'vntb* the farm per th*msanl, w hile *!••*■ «tr*|
&gt;1 or o r.
Hr c %b a r d
and
I Hide |mi m l . hut «houl«| t v given *h »ut|
a id i- 1° bird* have laved 2,3 11 eggs ilr e rr a -* « *H«-utrrit throughout thr
t tuinlirs
4i*t) pounds of Fast*- slag or aup rr
rular fur 2.437
point-. A n
en try by i emainder of th.« I n itn l &gt; (n te « in
**.\r»nthor rhsnge in the frtl«ra| idvospb.vte |H*r arre I r f o r v plant
total W A . Seidel. San Antonio, Tex* all e x irp t -is *lat«s In Florida. 11vul.it on* is t 'm the -hiMittng inirs,
unless
It
wav
f« it hied
rnces a*, stands second w ith J.J.M rgg* IU.M fnrm
per thousand were of •i*v e « nvsi
la d e d u r e -« is • h eavil) last year T h u »eet| should
w ith for 2301
po in t*, and
an entry voluntar ly s .Id or trailed during I r liit it* d Th e F lorid.* law has le
inoculated
and Im m ediately
jseta (ru in G ilbert's i hipley H atchery. the year en r«| Mar l.*», l u l l . n« prohibited this since 1727.
*own. T h r land should th «n he
Chipley,
Flo rida, is th u d with
c o m p a r'd to JO.* the
p r«r* «!in g
d skrd or
flat broken covering
past 2,:/»u egg* fOf .'.271 point
year. Tlw* IJ m ir.l
*»;atr#
total
“T h e
Irologis-al S u rve y
all
• in I ' ltl |«* I'J (I noun*e« that lh«* ojien season on
F o r Individual honor*, a fin e - droplM-d from
brerxe l i r d Is leading w ith S lJ *
•links, geese, brant anil r«*»ta has
O u l of each I
F lo rid a fa rm ., I m cn redueed to *bt dav s for l'.t-tl
ointa fo r 2H'» eggs. T w o Seidel
:|.
I
u«*r**
•id*!
lot
d*'liro|iH-nt
t
a
i
«
«
iris aland second and th ird with
T 'ls
ra 'h e r severe rreJurlion is
291 .N3 and 893 53
points.
re­ In thi- bitter &gt;*ur. m m p ir c d I «• dm* to the atiioiis shoitage of
6.1 th r f rm cr p i r . T h r iv n t v ducks rante d
&gt; * - .p w cllr* !y.
ty
extrem e
un
•a«se*l for th r f o il*■*! M u ir s wa* ].4 .11 favorable renditions in li\e bree*|
d u rin g tho month just
M o r U t r ir g a n a s in the 1’ iM n l E lite * end
the Seidel pen xad e the ln-«t r r r - I (M l and 5.1 in I'.MU.
arvi
su rre n d rr
of t'annda. acfonlilig to (he III dogi
K n g li.h Pena, * H acrs«.
ortl. T h * 10 b ln l« r e c rir n l '145 05 forceb. s u i t s
Ornamental N u r s e r y ,
jv.inta fo r 23'J eggii. A n entry I i II m 3rcioint*«l for the rh u n r# of cal S u rve y and other* more or less
from
Ihe lu)„e Oak F a rm ,
K j - I fauns p«*r l.iHMi in 1031 and * Aopiaintcd w ith eon lit on*.
Hog. (F o r m eat), 9 head.
“ S o doubt tick of w ater on the
leula. Alal&lt;ama, w a . second with in tt* in m Florida; 1*7 in it'-' i an l
Cacarfila. 4H aero*.
TI-VK paints and
a
Pinei&gt;re.'&lt;a 15.7 in I D ili fur tho U n ite d J-tati * In ceding grounds ia a c n trlb u l
a - a whole, T h .' total f d ie d -ale* •ng factor tu th«* pre«« nt s » « r t a i e
Bn ached Vegetable*. H acre.
e n try th in ) w ith 2'IJJt5 points.
. nJ r* l»&lt; «d d e faultIn
Florhl*. in the sop|d of ilu «k " ll u s t v r r ,
Field Corn. IS arree.
T h r
management
ha.
an
w e ir 7-1 U r in . pet I J -K ) in 1931 we do not beliave that thi* is the
Citrua (R eoo.atloo), 1 acie.
miunred
that
a rtific ia l
lig h t,
p rim ip a l factor K ’ir t h r i note, we
Bees, 50 col-niee.
i
w ill h « used in the sixth rn n te .t,
Pepper*, S acre*.
Fclieve that this factor bar been
which w ill begin O ct. I. M o rnin g
Wat- r me Iona, tt*
o ls m rv d or ni'n im lie d
W A S H I N G T O N . Hept. 23.
- j n Ualmea. C. F. Branan. A
lights w ill be u*ed th l. fall and
&gt; Supervised labor on achoal farm.
and| w rit know n amployesa nf th
“ W f helleTg that the r**al cause IA .P . I— ll a r r y C . W im b le y
then attain near the rinse of the
4 hoy*.
of th«» present deplete I condition John M . C ro w Ice w arn held f o r . g a n lia tio n ar* Included Mrs.
Final rep o rt, on th* 18.10-31 cen te.t In an attem pt to prevent
M cll W h lt m r
nf the d u rk supply is that loo grand Ju ry art inn y r* l rd a y i n ' Sm ith, Ml**
prejerta listed are not available m oulting and thu* increase !h »
many d u c k fh a v e Iwen kllletl In re
c -ruction w ith Ihe d ro w n in g la«t| Ira Th cm pa on, while the field
until January I. Below are the fl­ recorus. Cntrie* ar* com in-i in
cent yearn. T h is lr «lue 9u the In- T h i r - d a y o f M i . . W im ble y ami are C o llie r B ro w n nnd R oby l
a t! figures f*r groject w rk **n- •very d a y, and aiucr th -re 1*
her .laugh te r In a canal a longiid e
Among prom inent farmer*
eery
little
time
left
pm
iitryinen
diwtad l» 1929-00. (Not avaUablth r l*iilornar river.
were la rgely
responsible (o
who
wish
to
enter
p
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in
the
for publuhlng lu li s t year-* ro
I* lies announced thi* .t a p after organisation fu th* Track &lt;
tilth
cunt*
t
shoe|il
reserve
port).
.
a , ' r o n .r 'j Ju ry ruled Ik* Woman , r . in I t t A er»re: Re* Packai
_ T otal n t U ftM .tecM M .fv r . t l
iro l .1 year -old r h ill, W ilm a T r a y
C. rfcam kerlam . II. B . L » w
bey* completing work — *3930.90.
lor. met th eir death on a fU h ln g |). H ood, H . G . (H etrick , J r o
" T m l c r the re. r o ily
amended
federal
negulalnm*
the
o|wn
u*au n for dove* in F ln r da i*
f ir m N &gt;v. ill to Jwo .11. race pi in
MunriM- B ro w a rd snd Cade l o u r
tied 1 h i- « r • • m i
in
I h m i'
tb.ee rountie* . . fn-n. Sept Id ...
S,ik

Th is enormous Cyprus i* « ne of tie- most tnterc
of this aectn*n. Scventren and om h.ilf feet in dia*
cv-lm.att-il at three tho. -a n d years. I' i» -a id tu hi

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Pathologists Tells
tUronOf Farm Farmers Means Of
IB e D iK ia s e d Combatting Fungi
October M eet

CADiESVlLLC.
Sfpt. S3.—
A fter fuitxi War* caused vegetable
glaa a to to n . fellow, wilt, and
fall la the ground It i. In* lata
la *are tb* glaad k) uaiug fungi
rids*, u p (ft. C. F. Weber, a*,
aariat* glaat g a'b aio g u l at the
FVwula C ip rrtm .n l 81 a 11 n d.
Faagirtdr* ar* applied to plank, la
o rd e r to p ro te st b f u l lw , bp the
w a r l e a * p ara.it k fungi, ha
•dressed, .iwrs trouble is asklom
ircwgaiaed oat.I the parasite u
flroaljr estabii. hed and it is ioa

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Two Men Are Held In
Drowning Of Woman

Sea-Train Boat Line
To U. S. Is Protested

WASHINGTON, Sept. S3.
L P .i—Tk, list ad arm y

Aryrag* net profit per papil
rwmpletlng work — *1*7.1*.
Farm Merfcaaiee;
Regular *h«p toatructb.n an-l
pcactire wax glv»U to all first
pear pupils In trol aelectlon.
akarpanlng nod g rn ira l ear*, tn
o d tltian to woodworking
and
Harm machinery r*P*tr probUma.
thn advanced .tU d.aU were a b a
gtroa i m h (asti action la rwnerote
A atadel farm *b«p e n .l.tta g
*C wark W ork fully e^«lpp-,t with
w .*4 vise, Iron vie*, aad *h*P
toola was Inatailed ow tb* K i e l
form oa h neck lag demowatmttoa
t i the.need and efficiency uf each
a -k*p « • v fkrm.
.
Tkrv*gk th e Ftrtaro F arm er
CVeptee * e v a u st ha« also been
t p i m r ig l id w ith th* id** e i spro-

Legalized Beer Seen
Probability By Solon

tu p in th* roinpany &lt;r Wimbley eren. R. U Grier, J . F. Uk
e n l Crowder. Both were hooked, C. I . Flower*, and G. F. Rml
on ni'inier rkargtv. Wimbley d*-;
About three kundrad M
cllaed to u itlfy , ar* employwd by the orgaoii
A tl-p ag e atatrm ent b , t r wd- In Ik. field* during th* m
*r. ar using Wim' l«y uf plotting J and about 78 ar* engagod i
hi. wife's death for $10,900 Incur-1 ihree wash hroaaa which I t *
sure money and planning U b arn . aUg by th* company,
her father and mother. Mr. a a d [
■
— «
M r». P a trick Tench, as well as the •. t a f f g a m w i F u l o f l f i c f
child at th eir IX n d re n . V a ., home

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v i i rrail to Wimbley before th * ' I | ) J O l U l U f t V l l O fM
im |Cr»t.
V * r w ith a kick.
If a 11 reiit« *

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gallon ta* were
imposed, k* estimated a half bil­
lion dollar* wnohi Ikw Into the
treasury annually on the ia»U n f
th. IM OftW i*&gt;0 gallon* ron.um el
in thin country th* last year be­
fore pr'-bikillnn.

K T I ' A R T — L*.

8.

- I f ycu s ip rc t to r n -tin n * to a t .iw d tide
(it
d re d g in g apkare any gam* I* sk ot r , a r y p t r x im it e lr 175.000 ruble yards
fish to ra lch poo have g e t t* wake Rt I IKIV R ive r between N * . S

I O N — Front i f

dag

repaired

Madison

aad

re-

a a and do m m e tk lng. Most n f jrpa
think that when ycu pav for a IIroaa* th a t y iu kav* done
y ear
p a n . F o r a few dodara you ex­
pect (It* slat* to furnish PM

locks and Palm C ity bridge. In thia

nvr*.

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FORT MTERB-W. N. Brock
way took mr*r local
Shall o u Ca.

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: Newer Pi
Blazing a Trail
Through the Wilderness
Hardy spirits of today a r e pndis*
mayed ini the face of a wilderness
o f ‘collapsed’, business structures.
They know it is only those of ‘little
faith” who fail to pull through; th at
now, if ever, opportunity beckons to
men o f energy and ideas,
believe in pioneers of 1&amp;31.

THE ONLY TOWN IN SEMINOLE COUNTY WITH DIAL TELEPHONES*
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THIS AD MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING:
LONGWOOD STATEBANK
C.B. SEARCY
SAOTTARY MARKET
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tlon w ith U w
Stm lfioto D n m ty
P uoitfy Show. I I l i fsptctftd that
tty iM U rti w in ba tfiw a U r a n U t f * A
! d u rin g the com ing j*ar,
It ia n tl mm ted that there Is a
general increase ia co m planting
i for home feeding purpeeee in the
i Sanford C o m m u n ity of about
&lt;0m Um m S I n b Pi * . O w l
1d uring the p a il two y e a n , or since i
(S *. wafer O ak Work).
the inauguration
of
the ~M or*j
M r m i O t M Wwk;
1C o m P ro g ra m ."
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A* ««ttealU ial «lock Judging
M « r » end Better P o u ltry P rogram
M l • « . t n M uk I *n t m j ia
O w in g to the lack of finance*
M
I M n d by Ik* R U U F o r . ,
no evening claaete held on th n
( k M i i l k . William ^ i r n j r , r»p*ubj*rt. but considerable Individ
VMaatkNT tki* d.pBrtm«nc,
won
i ual ««t v h v was rendered by this
M k lfM it individual ia Jwfgin*
I departm ent to the pou ltry men of
(N M i j at iKU coatMt.
this county
Th e re
ha* been a
•• t l w rW »* a l a b l l » a rt i l l . . n
, *teady Increase in the use of nico
k n l in Ik . CkIWan N itrate of
tine tu lf a U capeules for rontrol
8aSa Oaataats to . lM *-dl P W
1 of ruuDi! worm s and A | m several
M
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! new modern laying and b ra id in g
knave* watil Janaary |. For IM F
I houses hate t&gt;een built d u rin g the
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re pro
1 year
i* a m of Ikii rrop wan r « « n
M i n t tkta M M a i k t won *•*■Th e re s o an increase of |0r‘.
• a l S tate kunar* ia tka (rw k and lu r tn tn J .
4. T o d » t * rm in . Ik * actual o n l
r in tiv numlier of entries in the
Seminole C o u n ty P- u lt iy
Shoe
Clas* rn.m k.rt w .r . a la . ro*i» of production and p ro fit or In**
this year making a total of ,1tin
H rod la l i t A at* Farm trp I on front a flock of higk g r a d . W hit,
entries
teal bat dtd m pkac am* op ttw l.* . Korn r kirk m i, under ronmon
Free
Educational
Mutton pic
lurnl farm condition*, w ith
all
w iaarrv Tka (oral f o m i t j n
tur#* w eie
*huwn in connection
M fortt.rari by tka Slat* For.* f w i h purckaoed fro m local ( m i
with the P oultry Show The** pH
r« Sarciro waa woa b , (k ro n e*
lures were viewed
by
a p p ru ii
Thi* work i* koine ronductmJ
Htadartow aad Paul U ictw o tj matei^ 5000 persons d u rin g th*
with IB averse* flock of 10*1 lord*
M far f t m place
three u iy showing
5* Tu determine tk* effort of
F or tk* third a«rro**iT» year
Evening t lasses for F a rm e rs :
tk b doporlawot has boon awarded aarly and lata planting of field
1 tine such class was o r g im ie d i
tka kickaat rat law ia tb* atat* a*
d uring the p M t year w ith • teg
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t of due to lark of finan ce, and other
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I t M - t l of kid point, out of a pun
toaa a i » heavy
p .^ r a m .
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n
meetings were held at which the
hibio l add. K b la tk point* ahn.a
ticoable headora* ha* been mad*j \r
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C oojiei ol follow ing subjects were discus**,I
anroad p k r . Tknwwh thi* biph
teat, alonp thi* line I'o a .r d e r .td , pub •
h
« * * , * "&gt; '• '"* ' (‘- in foun,t table fashion
r a tta f tk* Ikcal department bo*
a .4 I ic ily » . . p iv .n to t k i. item un
" ' " ' bampnm
Silver t u p and
1
I determining cost of plain
lb*. d*r . - L i v e on t k . F a r m " Cam
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Iho Stmt# of F U rh U ia t h . Na
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tia a a l Cawtewt for “ M asU r Twwahh a v . c o m . into
thi* d e p a rtm e n t,
»!•*"»*r-h l|i of th i. .1* ei y fields
hr ol tW South*"
tent that a number of fa im (am tltr* P*11m .n t
1 Balancing the celery le rtili
C M Work (Fntwrw F g n a m aI
itllty are ranm n p and p.oducm p f.m-1
At t h . p . w . n l . , .Im p there a i , lei tu lower fertiliser cost*
lo o k i)]
•ml crop* for b u m . u » . *hich p r .v l
' T :
* o u n t, (a im e r* r . ,
4
Seed disinfection for disease
A t 'S m Iix Iv Chapter of Fav in « ou*ly l« n * r ,d (hi* it .m of farm
ln &gt;h# 1'* » * o n t.a t T k . control
t m Fhnwora *f A o m r i ka.v
h a y 1 liv in g
■watil', in this
t
wi l l lw
f»
Selecting th« variety of corn Free A grU rultursI H i r r l r r :
■ O il pra flo at during thia past
«ii»d r *t lh# i ’ in t hampton S m
to plant for h* nte feeding
A total of ZU'2 liimllViilliidtI ser*
gkar |» Ijo n ir y thay war* av o id
thia
J :|ri»r In W htitl In N u iv itib fr.
♦V See,| breeding as it affect* ires ant}
gn*u|* m ratiiigs « itlv
*d t i n t k m n for th . boat chap
T h r c iif b Ihw rvMip^iati.m uf ihc
S#\#r*l w inning
. lasers w»n*
| the truck grow er
fib4 p«r*oiis in
«ttaml*n&gt; e I.s &gt;•
%0r work to Florida and as &gt;«ick,
ikbil ^•oiincl# C ounty B c«rvi of Com
hwM fluting th** past yea* at whi. n
I
T
Increasing the humus in cal
baan rendvred
d u rin g
th. part
(v y n a m u d tk . S la t, of FU nda
k in g 1 m iu lu n * r , &lt; *
hlork
of
county ! Uiscussnin*. * * r f ha«t ,,n ih r ler , ery sails
year
|
ia tka Nattaaal CoateoL
ill#vi o w t&gt;vvl lao*i of approxim ately f u» tillia ti. u planting
am) v s rie tir
h
Determ ining the correct ter
A tidal fu M45*1 miles ww* frav ,
D w ia i tka year, Florida Farmaerws ha* been *et
aside for a . f coin f h o m e fee.img u m
\*
tiltswr form ula for celery
eltil hy the direct »
iliiim u ltte (
Ac P i f ra a i w or. co afv m d « ,
d m | daim m sfrntion in prartical ref»»i
a result »if th e w
meetings ap
I ounty W ide Farm ers Day :
year in the viork of this lepatt
U ayid VaaKaai. William H atv.y.
j astiaticn. T h is plot is K i lle d «m p rn tim a ta ly (ti bushel &gt; of higit
Th e
first
A nn ual
Stmttiule inarit
Aadrow K u a w k Kaaald Muir
oSSl^ num ber three h igh w a y w i* plant
gia«fr ‘ o i l c* rn of the W h a lh v
t ounty Farm er* Day wa« held at i K ip a n a iu n .
kaaA Caraaak Pitt, H arry Out
' K fv ^ by 'h i* ild'paftment ami pro|kei Fru lifo variety and 2tl biifthals .d
Sanford on
May
14. under lh*|
U pon
&lt; T t h i'
tie pa it - 1
ta ra a a . a a j CroaUa PkllUpa. Tki*
firebreaks c»*tistrueted for its pro
1inp* rial W h ite
'tcvil corn haw
*p-ru m rship of
this
departm ent | man I t lie S m i inode t ourity Hi«aid
da«Tae waa a b a c o a f.rn d h„r»or
d in ivvtlon,
, W en p ia iite j in this Mwtiun. The***
| and the
Adult
E ve n in g
tla s s i ttf Cu i l l lilt SMIone I s v tiled I - lei y • '
A O *• Mr. 1 . P. Coop*r, Mr. Hay­
In csmncs'tkon w ith the Count y , has Ik. rn a derided det tease in tin*
-f a n n e r group Th e day'* program special S ill ill tax w ith sucli limn
w ard Walker, and Mr. J . I*
iibil*J IN m ltry
and
C o rn Show,
the! mmtuni tif ( uhan Flin t to rn plant
c.insisted of talk* by well known ey to he used in expanding Mini I
M a r.a t.tt*
intar ^ ^ i h e r n
Educate nal
Fo re stry rd tin* year w ith the »l**ve and
A gricultural and
civic
leader*, ca rry in g on the w. rk of thi* tie
Giooa kaad Aafn e* were coo
E x h ib it
Ira k
was brought t»» ..t h n p io lifi v a n e lie . taking
the
game* and contest*, farm inachin
par tin vnt.
T in money l* io m e flcyad apaa tka fulkw iac during
S an f'.rd- Th is exhibit was vriewe.J plate of the flint emu
| r i y and supply display*. hand mu
a t ml.ihU* din ing the ytai h* g»“
Um year; Paul Hodc**. Clifford
by app ro xim a tely
5*MMi peisons
Te n weesil prsoif n o n cribs have
amt free barbecue It was e* nm g J u ly I. I'.MI.
W II. Donald Laadroo.*, Bernard
mon 1 d u rin g the three days it was in l«a*n built in this m m m u n ity diir
! I ‘mated that over 10.000 person* A I T K K 4 I A T I O N :
l a w d i n i. J . D. Dri««or». and
Sanford,
m g the pa*t year and n n a l mote
were in attsndance on th in 'C u iiii
As director &gt;f this depaitmeiil
M m Saakarik.
r lr r y
In ruofw ratiun w ith the State are being planned f r the crop to
f ly » u je holiday and over
7,Ut*&gt; 1 wish to i ip ie s
h i tin* tepuM
„ * d ( Uaa S tale Convention al
lig h t For**t Service, IT small slash pine W harvested this fall MucHh inter
I |o*r*ons were served at the
free rtry approciattun
to
the School
C a la im lli
Ctaronce llenderaon
farm i seed bests were rs*n»trw*,tesi ami Jest is evident in this phase
each! planted1*1by pupils of the A g ric u l \ **L iv in g on the F a rm M
H u b r and waa a Wo
acre * to ta l IW partnien i. One I x T i foul j
Th e rh were I I m l* irs m the
la Ik . Slain E recutlv.
Kt#d | bed was also ptantatd by this de « F its ! C u m Show held in culture
-

POOL: F A R M

“• '■• '■ »

f

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1931 1

•»

CLYDE A. BYRD

r k in y e a e

THE CITY HALL SEEN FROM THE PIEfr

repo rted

h at* an willingly fo p .r» ltd with
th* departm ent daring tka p*lt
yo»r and thna m ad. aoaaiMa Um
u rY ic n ami affom pliahtn.ala not*
ml in thi* report,
I aUo with to a ip m a (banka Id
thn Inral n.m paptrm for thalr
| &lt;&lt;&gt;&lt;&gt;p.t*tii&gt;n in pobtiahinf Iho M * .
and prnrram* uf thi* departm ent
and In tlmar bu*in.a* house. w ho
I hnv. &lt;o icm.ruualy m ad. tluna*
im ni toward th . n p .r im .a ta l and
•l.monalratiunal work of this da*
i l« itm .n t am) through aurh dotva1r na m ad. thi* work p ..iiih k .

i Florida Cattlemen
Huy Pure Mred Bulls
i. U N K SV 1I I F. &lt; .p t S3 —F ttF
m*,r

^ n t b m i l l . r . f i i i d b u ll, and

...... c .* » tr r n .* m ly pu rtatad
v Florida caltl.n i.n , ai cording to
to .nnininc.m .lll by IV J s * u ,
ntH iioiii, a rn il in animal hua~
1 an.lt, rtir»» want In r.iia k a n ,
(hi* lo r ha*rr* h.lltK [t Hljjrinbniham , •

1*

I. bn*.ui i

W Ihw prr of Bunn.II

lo.tiifhi to n

t&lt;ulU an,| lo u r cow*.

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Mi ■'h.rly and lit T W. Col#,
. t the l 1 S Hur.au of Animal
In.I.i *ii V at lack* null*, attandad
th r ,at». which o a t held »V Way*
it .in , (la.

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WEDNESDAY. RHFTKMBER Z3, 1)31

V H B H A N F O R D 8 R R A L D . H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 23. 1931

New GitaV A irplane*
To Connect Atlanta*

RESIDENCE OF MR. AND MRS. W. C. HILL

NEW

Y o rk ,

in n -p (M ti(tr

Sept.
• frl.ik r*

w ill U

pul in * »r*lr* ta lv a a a N e w Y « k
■n&lt;l A tla n ta over | &gt; « E u U r e

Address P art Of Pro­
gram InObservance
O f National Week

U u s in e s s -L i k e
ity
H e r

( ’ h n r a c te riz e s
W o rk in g

H o u rs

M I \ M l. Sept. 2.1. Hi:*ine«® like
e f f ic ie n t charat le rifr.| l'ir office
h o u r- of I o n | f f « .m i n llu h M rv «r
Owen, t»h « upennl her
»\

“ Ona h u n d rrd an,| *1 y - a r . ago.
h ardly a r r n t u r y and a h a lf Mow
abort a tlm r in ih r lif r of a na
tlon! We e r r i.td rr(| young a n !
thu p r u g r r .. p to dii'lo u .. I at u i
1 % hark in mam iy t.. th r Ir g jn
ning of nur national lifr
Th rtr
war# 13 &gt; ta tr« try in y to find th rir
w a y in th r ir nrw .la lrh m o l. and
^fo p o ird union. T h r i r v n
roada. T h r d i.ta n rr fr m It -ton
1® Philadelphia n iru .o rr.i io u n it,
o f t/an&gt;portal ion w a. g tra try than
fh® t ran acnnl i nr n t a I Joufttry oi
C om m uni. atio n .
w r ro
•rant, rom m on
m t r r r . t . latkiny
Diaaantinn and tu rm oil w r r r
«.

l b . la rg e r plana tn tSa C u rtU a
('orator. A t flrat, th e . i r r u t l r *
•tatad. it
w ill
altarnata w ith
Tu rtin a K in | k in l. In m aintaining
. h . p f r .r o ! lialfy w r T f f r , a , that
Ih rr* round tripa weekly w ill ba
made by to n d u r*
and four b C
b i n , b in U .

E ve r

Tvrs
r* NTs!
r - .

Sale Of Chryslers Is
Showing: Increases

aV I

r li T B s H B
hi

, n,» nt ivauad (.-la y by H r . J . VV.
, K i a i r r . garvaral u l t . taanagar:

g

i Dal it | 4.•v a.f aansve.* rn t n n g • revolt n e. l!*M) M i k i v i I ih
w;h® gt ret e l h rre calle* • %*i h .*
•mil* .and haoti« ta«|'. ••ff**iea| c»a h it
III I in I '.**I arid h ir %mt r
n ®ell * nd an-w ered i|ue*M«ifl« •%f
feted n d v itr and agreed t*» assist
on trie m pe»*nn
pre-ent their
I i m .ilti r* whi I i i 'n * uinl* r her
I ra.t Ifni
I •m hapny 1%.
t *r m
j n i u d l i l I.n Tt«e t»*l*inew® a.f the
and ?r* h**at th .r w i ha • "
m»*r n i n g
n*n | rarttc*ll\
the
Th e congre-*m an w«ll tc at her
Ir . emiit ®»f fedevul affwiis a®
M •*\ p*rtain ta in d iv id u a l-,
the • f l u. IITMH t ad l V fllaltl lo A \|
i tut a r c -m a n * i tf. ta nging fr *m unti! noon an&lt;l w dl «pesk in M i.
»•* i i- * foe
m f'tip i ii'w i
ate "it ftt n l*i i k al i I* M 't*la\ mtler
\V®-t I'atinl
and
tiin ip t li*
n|t the a »r !•••*••» oi t r. • \\ ••man** I )«*•*
I Mini ment
|*en«|atti®
an I ri\i| n rr .f t t f *
*• ivD •• appoint*t*rnl® !•• the te
'!•» »«»n IS I lift nit SKI/.Mi
gi**ttitig -%f a petite*t again*! a
" 'il'if " f the federal facto litard
None »tf I r r
•e# rei
S \\ \N
• " •••it rlu n n g th r m orning and j
^ ^
\f t « I IWeu liiarfga little* on ••• h in
*
t. iv trw hut « l f
Kvun ih - u w h o 1 , , r "
1 "•»
•h a n c «d
lintntlh
to
f re-.e-»| a r*M*^ da-It.

tlon*.

“ F in a lly th .
t nntinental f un
was pr wvailed &gt;ip«in t•» m il 4
cc n ya n tlin . In K r h ru a iy. I7U7. th r
(a ll wan .a n t fo rth ; m M a v th.contantlon w a . ao.rm hlm l an I hr
hind tlo rrd d o o r, for four inonthr.
it labored at I t . gig a n tlr la .k
"T h a ra war - flfi n ir m lo r . to Ihr I T u i l d r n u : P e r m i t &lt; I n
ranyantlnn, r a . ily
half
.f
ih r
V.
R e v e a l D e c lin e s
m am bar. a r i a thr Ir a d r r . of th l.
tlma. T h r t r mem b m ha«l »i«f m
•ha Congraaa nn thr Staoip
A I,
tig h t memhers ha,| «igi»ed
th.
D t d i r i t i o n Ilf I ndt*|M*f| *e|»a r f.iui
m ruber* had been nffir®r* i„ th**
R evolutionary A i m y .
all hut |*»
member# h ij «at m the f «tntinrn
t t l ('ongre*s, and
in
mcmlaer® ,h iwere meitk'&gt;er* i f (he present f mi
f l l ’I •*»7.
g r ti* . H e w n m em lieit h« 1 hail r «
„,un&gt;tia .
p#rUnce a* governor* T h i wa* ,H. r t . »
At) lll’ist riou* group tnith in know I ntjidf ■•&lt;
*dg e •nd practical einerierpe i*i1 t.«»rt . •I I.
governm ent One m n n te i
•md,
I*I
^fap^vl#nce m u d l*e nur
unlv u f i|
gold#. Reason might m l-lra d u&gt; •.
&gt;
.
T h # work uf the r nventm n v*u. ,,rJ i),v. |
apportioned in a practical mannei
flir th** 1
T o (Ito rg e W ashington « ■ &lt; gi%ru «.f | j *mi
Wi r and adm lniatration,
|hn

S.

I'lplnma y.

te itjora
*h««

.

•ryrharr It wan indrr.i a gra.r
r r lila •n,| there wa® nn*« h con rrn
about thr fair uf thr young na

Franklin,

in

kla*L 9 Motel Tu* '••lav The T !«»r *•*r»
••nglr- •tonal lr|*»e*( nta* %e tan*
•
) t i rerri\e Per roll*!Htjrni*
*) Id A M.. jr»d w ithin an hour
ami a* half had
i n t r n i « « n | ap.
I i ••\nnately :n per«*»n
Volunteer a«*i « t a n | «
look
•h *ge nf the
nf .itfot
im ik .
•oil Mfi**eret| the I ’ln ^fc ia in a n 't
r iftirfou* te|e*| Ki.oe
rail*.
The
•I'lickm*** tnd dt*pal«h w lln which
’•l»* O w en rondo* ted the
inter
U - M wa* re n a ile d h\ th***.- *h'»
v i•11**T the olfo*- N%h •h i-nuaincd
r r lo, t w it f niiri
\ d«-*k had !»•••*n *r*antr**d for
Mr*.
Owen.
ipon
-vhl* h
a ««
* hog*- » - k •-1 « f gfidoali
I V* *oitgte a m a n « n i inn vtstr a
•lllipl*- •Imi k goWK. i*» nattlef'e*!

7 * * ^ R#o tcxla. thr ( unM itutinn
c f these, nur U n it d States. wa«
g lr r o to the per (tie

jagsln

h®-ad»|'iarTer*

( • t o t l e t t i , e n%

iiir*g e&lt; | It )

her

fi le n d

| * * 'l’* r

,%Ml

l\ «•ri®l intere*tea| rnann***. *tetn ” ** *P " n 1
raven ante thi* feeling ami t ilk r d hiptot II**
a 'li.n aferlla*. while fhe
•••••’f re*# b i « at p*a
man wrote the name and teapi«&gt;&lt;t T h e lia| UU
•r• i -hr-et of p«|»er She *httwe«| hy
water
h**r answer* lh*t -he
w** to n —
V**t -ant Wit h t he *||laJa-cl * fiMaa he«|,' _________
'v hit h fat lif«te«l ihe tn lrrview *
' I *in kt-eping tttv cam paign
■
—
I raion-e |&lt;t vt-.it the enl re d i - t f |. | ( |
• h &gt;ear.'*
I Mr* Owen, “ and
!
find that opin in g un arffhe give*
my constituents a -h .m e to c ill

^ 'e ., i« one of fhe moat attractive in S anfi.nl
Item oeru p ie i t«y h.m and hi* fam ily

It wa* ro n .tru cta d
—

Huick Car Is Used In
Syrian Desert Work
H E T H O I T , ,&lt;ept. 23. - A
P un k
ro JiU tr r, w ith trailer atlaei merit.
m n i m r 'M U i i r ^

(«#*«* *i?er*.

. .
..
k . th r M n litrrra n a a n .

«n

th r

l.iuiking at tba p u rrtn ta g a of
i n r r r a .r &lt;arh waak (ja r # tba data
m rn tio n r I ahora,
W * - ' ►'t * tla rN
.ta trm a n t point* out U r tt
tb *
w rrh nf J u ly I f
.h o a r d an in
t-rra .a o ( 4 7 ^
o »»r
th r ro rra .p nding a - .k laat y » a r . and U»o
fol|owmB w r, k
Bwrdhaw

t. with the T i r r i * rive r, flow m,
compared
to
c#Frespo#di#g
t &gt;nto t ^e l'er*i*-a U u lf, «»n the week* in 111 .1 0 , a re : week ending
«t, and *s'e* a m *nth’* journey •J u ly 111, H V k ; J u ly 2#v 40ct ; A o g .
•learner in reaching the Per* an If. M ' t ; A u g . 9.
Aug. It,
fields.
It .* g s tiff d rive , .S7#* ; A u g . 23, "O ^ tf
A u g / 30,

mall

an t h s ^g a ^e , h is rrcen ly tre® n
Mihieaf in the famaus
Ileirut t •l l i p i i i l tran*poitat o&lt;i line aero**
the S y ria n de*ert, according to ad
VII r* rrc e iv rtl from the Near K ««t
h , the Hoick .Motor t ’o. Th i* line,
known a*
"The
t V 'e r t
M ail,"
n ■w »»| r rale* five Itu ik
car*, a*
well »*
*everal bu*.«e*.
Huick»
are al'®t o|»eratet| o\er an eaten
*»oil of The line that ha* t»®*en made
t at Te h e ra n , the l*er*ian capital.
«e\ e t a I h.. in ‘ real mile* lr p i .n l Hag
dad
Th e
Ite rh it hr&gt; Ilagtlad
line

3t I T S S E E K S

IN T E R E S T

W E S T P A L M I I K A O l . Sept. 23.
- l A I 1 I Suit seeking
payment
of $14,1K| interest coupon* tin
li'afl^Kkl w orlh of Ito lra )
Beach
im provem ent t»on«l*, wa* filed here
'e**erday i y Jsm ea
It.
Kaaton,
W illia m E. H u n te r ami A lb e rt C.
M ittrn d n rf, b*intl bottler*.

AUTHORIZED
AUTO
RE-FINI5HIH0

^STATIOWV^

«®. ‘ ------------

H am ilton and M rrim n , fin a m e ,
t# 'd a m e r W ilson, law . to J.nnr*
Madison,
philosophy
of i(atv*tn
m #nl.

1 J

j

“ F ro m th ma*ter mind* nf th%j
convent!' n came a master do* u I j ,j
rnent, ‘T h e &lt; onstituiiun « f the |*e«*
‘
pi# of the
United
State*,* the

i. n r

n i l ?a- lu re

*lightlv

*•»

P L O R II) V : 1 A T E
T b l U h e i w r . Sopt. J j
t n u io n

tu llo ln a .

aw l

C O l.I .K r .E ,
. y » n&gt;

’.kj* pr mcls louk.nx lo more » f
flcient and e .o n o m tr . 1 o pvralinn .
and lem linc tu w n rd » » n e r . l n n p io y e m .n t of (be b u ild m t. and
g ro u n d , of t h . Klur.da .l|al&gt; c ..| .
I»ga fo r W .men. r.ave been r t r n e d
*■• thia year by the coHegr m anta em on t, an Interview w ith II |».
hload nball.
re*i&lt;i*nl
e n iitic x t,
dlK lcsC i) traLa)
l* ro W t» on th »
build n «
pro.
« r n m have le rlu ilw l (be ru n ip lr '
Uon of a p iiv a (r railw a y Ira .h n v
I ••mu main line uf (he S . a l . a r . l
A irlin e R a ilw it to th r h&lt;-alint;
plant, (be r r r .t io n of . h n t i n r
p lin t on (h r « o | ra m p u .. ami (h r
o e e tlu n of an
&gt;u&gt;litl«n to th.I.i-I ir,- build in g o h .r h I. a . &gt; rt
v n ly partially ro m p M e d T h .' tail
w a y which w a . r tm p lrlrd in H r
lata fall af la&lt;l l i l f
«•* m n
lir u d c t l at a ro^t uf a)i|&gt;n»\ioiiit«*
I t $||, 0 U0 , an I i k « healing nhint
f u lly *cjuippe%i at a total nf | IH »
®W. Th# new w in g »»f the hi«tor\
kuihtlag. which
t„ he
rdaagWtei! l y I W
|. w ill have a
ta lu a i.o n uf appr »aiinalvl\ ID K I

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t W IQ m m ei im luile the la&gt; inp of
a iRodroi uuMiiNir a lh lrti
In i
remodelling of h u lh lingt, i'v n m |
I# mu u re me tit «»f (he c iin i.u - l»\ the
placing of i i t l« « a lk » and terra «
In ptn%em cnh in
(he
electricnl
ll T t e m uf the m lle g e . ami the r s tension uf the b updan%-&lt; « f the
ccliege farm and i a » i i to in T u d .
over bOO acre* of la ml.
C o m tiu c t on of th r railw ay t.%
th# * » n ram pu* ha&gt; piu%**n »*ne
u f the m »*t ecom uitird methml*
of reducing e i p n u r e m the build
tag program uf he ctillege. In *1#
uperatU h i &gt;f the heating plant alone
th# n tw treca w ill rffre t m 4 . in
!• the rn lle gr u f • m inim um of
U ^ O O a y r « r . M u re i .» r •n-*ti %e
(ton. a saving of fri.nuo ha* al
rea«ly teen mode in the lauliiii? of
b jilu in g iu atiri4l* lo r the m «
tlon of the h i - t t r y hull in c atol
th# heating pUfnt.
C impleti o n «%f t l i r h e l l i n g
plant, w hi h i* «ah| to In* one *•
th # largett in the «tate, h*« f i l l . .I
a a##d Ion , frit utHiri the c.ni|in«.
P lO fid in g steam and hot * ite r for
th # buildinr* %»n the r a it %t&gt; is, th**
plant ru iH i.t* of «mh* .’ s i hm-»»*
p*)Wer end one 50u h%tr*e p . e r r
a t * Hag
w it r r
(u b r
Uutlur*.
r q tlp p r d w ith \Y r.tinirb o&lt;;.r .nr
(b a n ira l . lo k r r - A u v ilm r . &gt;.|U|;&gt; ,
■n.nt tu rh a . fm «l w a lr r h r .i r r * .
*oft«rver«. t u n d r ie il f la n k '.*
hcl w a tri he* t n « , and a it^ u m ti*
c a ttro l m cchani«m make the p U n t 1
•badi tf the m o 't m o lf in a»*l upt J d a l c type* that ra n
hr
con#t rotted.
Comp(et*»n
of
th r
hist* ry
talAding, a k id i i . r n li t r ly ni«Ml.-rn
and
lir t y iM if
throughout
w ill
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tk a p r r - n t
o tru rtu rr and w ill!
m a l r (ba build in g o a r of tbu nov«t
k tp ttlifu l on l k » ta n .p u ^ O u t - !
a ta n u in . fa a tu rr. af t O buildina

LINTON K. ALLEN

Low In Cost
Manulaclurers
of A ll
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ami » u k - t
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I»I«®| Mr* Thorn*** l». V|»® hem p.
All*. St I a lore, \|
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Many Casualties Are
Reported Each Year
Among TS'imnxK'lan

Annual Saie WU1 Be
Staged By Dairymen

have . hangcal nor

hunter* due ti» an in reading n .im i i r nl Rmateiift n (lie &lt;pni li v v
rnnka and (he *nni time* r r wi|r«j
'•'it iu «’ii «4 hunt v
ar* a «. «*«•
l *•iallv on hnlidav* according t
a «*lf!ii. »•• t ft. \ ' ii%*.in 1 1 mu*

HUNTERS URGED 1
TO USE CARE TO1
AVOID ACCIDENTS

JUDGE SHARON

A ir

T i a n ' p i r t S y .l r m tb raplacw' tba
■ m a ll.f r r a f l , t e » m u in c O tV
it w a« in n o u n fw l hi
N r w * Y ork
tiMtay by C a p t. T b imaa B. D a r,
p r . . n l.n l of lh* i i r l l n r . D rc U ia n
to o p .r a tr th r huge, da lu ia planaa
lo I h r .o u th e m pnltlt wan reached
after an iiu p a c tio n - trip
lU rk
.m in i late y m te n la y .
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MANY PROJECTS
ARE COMPLETED
AT TALLAHASSEE

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local auxiliary unit. In i MIUi i to
lb* American Layton cm m nttoa
a rants, many xportal faatarra
U n b a n arranged by O a tn h
far tba woman ton Yent i n (M ata.
Tba toe 1a I affair* of tba
■axillary contention wlH begin
Sunday noon S o ft SO, whan tba
annual FWae Braakfaat will ha
bald a t tba Croat* Point Yaebt
Club, with many Ugb offlrtala of
both tba Legion and auailUry la
attandaaea. Tba Pakt PraaUanta'
Parlay Dianar, aaathar Mg aortal
a rent will bo bald at tbo DotroitLalaod HoUl Sunday night.
Monday morning tba aoslUary

.auers-s
MO members.

The total enM rt for .tho organisation I*
4M,4*4, m a n than 1,000
b a n obo*a the lig u ta adt a*
year's goal and OAST m*mabore the hlgeat prerbue
tbartMp record._TWa_^ depart-,
ant membership far Florida b
W—The gain o rar last yearn
it Iona I msmberahlp is 43JR1 *
"A to u t of,
has boon
ipandtd be ibe American Legion
axillary this re a r Id Its work
w tho disabled World War
Kara as, according to Mr*. Daisy
dwls, chairman of tha RehablillUon Commltte# of tha local
UrtUary u n it This figure, b***d
reports to tha auxiliary's
lanal rehabilitation committee,
lodes only rash expehditukxl
I does not take Into tontMaveB Urge amounts of material
itributlona. Mrs. Lewi* «*•
The expenditures have Included
If,000 to tho American Lafton^
ftabllltation work, tM.Af6.lt for

Igiitmas gifts to vaUrana to
Sberument hospitals, IM 0.4M.R2
if necessities and comforts for
HptUllsed veterani, 128,119.01
lr family relief, and $17,470.) for occupational therapy •*ItiUea among tha disabled.
It la almost Impoaslbla to place
■ accurate estimate on the valuo
f tho rehabilitation work dona
b tbo woman of tho auxiliary for
M disable!) veterans M n. Lewis

C i t« . ftom Cub. * * * • »

Oldest Institution Of
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Wen of Pitoridtgt FTaWntofl Holtdorm Itor let of Haiti no CjtJcye will
Saturday, S e p t M. Ortcnutlon
Woe IT will officially begin Meg-

w jm en will h a r t ploaaa a t tbo
■p*cl*cu!ar o p e n i n g of tbo
Legion's national contention to
Olympia Arena,
and Monday
afternoon the auxiliary eonrenlion
wlU open w ith beautiful cerem onlri In tho Masonic 'T em pi*.
Monday afternoon apeed boat
rnrea on tbo Detroit H irer will
entertain tba eonrentlon guaata,
and Monday night there will bo a
yacht parade on tbo rlre r followed
by flraarorba and dancing. The
national muaie contaota o f the
•M r. Johnson i* head of tho vo­ auxiliary will be htld a t the Ma­ * Mr, Hutchison Is gait* n w i e cational training department of sonic Temple Monday night.
gar of tha Sanford Otjrdo Trpck
tho Seminolo. High School and
G row en and U h tt an uctlr* to|
has gcliavtd a nation-wide repu­
terast to dele affair*.
1^
tation for hli worh In connec­
— ------------------------------ -tion with agricultural studlea.
■aid. The figures showing the cash
expended give an appcoilmate
Idea of tha Immense amount of
m aterial aid rendered, bat there
U a easily more Important aids
of tho auxiliary's service which
rannot be estimated In dollar*.
This U composed of tba constant
viaita of auxiliary mcmebert to
the bedsides of the disabled, bring­
ing encouragement and cheer; the
frtq u an t entertainment* given by
tbo auxiliary In (ha hospitals; the
Contacts with tha oataldd world
maintained for h o s p i t a l i s e d
men, and tha contlnuoua assurance
tarried to them th a t America re­
members and is grataful.
American
Legion Auxiliary

id a t thn Delray Tboator Pin*, which hiatatadarn h M jh
ly to bear Mre. R ath Mryan
admittad to th* UnlWd M
only
th ranch Jtottber* iwrt* §
•footth Florida district. The aiaat.
to g era* under tba anaploM ef H»* now b . « t a m d , a f **J I
RHranls club, with L a a rtu ' C. where plant fbOt**110* “ ■*'
Hand, chairmen of tba etob'e ora are atatleoad, it o*e
■fablkitv commil'ee, to ehargt. nounced. yeatarday by tba dfj*
. On tbo platform with Mr*.
Owen erere Mr- Hand, J . f b l h ment of agrWnltoin. .
Ball, p ret ideal of tba Klwania
Opontag of a o n lh w b -J J ^ J
foreign rttrta

franco examination*' and Lower
Division registration will b u t tmUt tba M U . Thursday, Oct. 1,
will ere n f l e l M I U s f upper
classmen and holding of firaf
rlaisee in tho 47th session e f
IFlorida's oldest Institution of
higher education.
Saturday, Oct. 3, at S P. M-, the
Y. M. C. A. Will U nder a recep­
tion to the paw students and new
faculty members a t Rerreatloa
Hall. A week later, at the
Woman’s Club, thoro will be eg
evening of entertainm ent for the
•Indents.
Continuing the announcement
’of fixed College calendar datse
for tha year, President Holt an­
nounced tha Thanksgiving vaca­
GAINESVILLE, Bept. 13. —
t i o n Nov. 24, end Christmas holi­
Easter Illy bulba planted In late
GAINESVILLE, Sept- B R 'J - day from Dec. I t to Jan. 4, when
September should be In bloom for
Wlth the price of corn and w btal the m id-w inter t e r m b e g i n s .
th« Easter season, according to lower than It has been for sevfrgl
Harold Mowry, associate horticul- years and tho price «f egg* a*|
turiat with the Florida Ex peri- the Inewaao, the oatldek for MM
meat Htatlcn. They do beat on a poultry Industry appear* M n U
sandy loam soil, and should bo er, in tha opinion of Dr. M.
plantsd 3 to 4 Inches deep. He rec­ dull, poultry epociailst of UwjU.
ommends two applications of a 8. D. A.
' - J.
general bulb fertiliser; possibly a
Another point in favor of t i e
5-6-5 tr a 5-7-5 analyxla.
poultryman la th at heavy culling
Protection from fold may be of fame flckx during tha past
necessary In the northern p a il of spring has reduced the number of
tha state, he saye. A frame cov­ laying hens by about 20,000,000.
ered with canvas will usually suf- At tbc same tins*, fewer chicks
Ehsmry E o u n HOLLYW OOD
fica, but In saeara colds some were hatched last spring than ttu - drtion Co. built 150 foot of r«source- of heat under tha canvas al.
lleving platform on tbls xido af
Doctor dull believes the tm pttdl-

a ■la lament by AM fWllbfi,*
of tba plant ouarantlno o m f ,
trot admtnMtratlab of tbo dtg

good dial of k b tim e to etrie
movements. Ho is a prominent
KIwan ten and worbbr to tbo Bap­
tist Cbnreh.

Information Is Given
Easter Lily Planting Outlook Said Brigl
In Poultry Ind|il

BUTTER DRCRBAHB8

Cuba and tho t»l* of F ist* 4w *i
Ing tho fruit ■tax oat o f IMB t M v
1934, provision was a r t s J h p t
23. 1M4, for tho entry under pto-%
mlt a t Key W est *T d i m ItotoCuba. Including tha L ie e l
when shipped to sealed ref
tor car* fo r Immediate i n
is lion, eatry, and to*port.
S t Louis and Chisago. _ ,

Concerning the difference between
co-Ppfetatfae’hncl iiidigperideht mar­
keting . . .
t

As a thrower j«ou naturally are interested entirely in
the profit you g et out of the fru it you raise.
The Florida Citrug Exchange, owned find controlled by
the glowers, ia operated on a non-profit basis. All of
the profits accruing from the sale pf your fru it be­
yond the actual cost of operations, comes back direct­
ly to you.
The independent shipper, simply because of the na­
ture of his business, is naturally interested only in the
profit he can make for himself from the fruit of the
growers aligned with him.
The independent shipper is in direct coippetitkm with
you, as a*grower, in the race for the profit from your
crop.
I
As a member of the Exchange you are cooperating
with growers whose output represents 45% of the total
citrus output of the state, in getting the fullest pos­
sible measure of returns for your crop.
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Propaganda, illusion, hokum or anything else not­
withstanding—this one fact should be sufficient to en­
list your membership in the Exchange for your own
protection.
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WINTER HAVEN—City C a t
m lu taa m i M contract to 841
m our-C ialj Co. ol this r i t ; fi
building HViOO tquare foot t
0»W sidewalk.

GENE SARAZKN AT THE

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FOR SALK: rO U l.T R T .
Kt Whits Minorca pullet t, fiM
birds. all Healthy, ||. 7 J each, t
months ot&gt;L On* c o c k tn l tamo lot,
show bin!. LiVI 4Loo-| chance f*f
brooding pro. C. A. lliltaoOL
Osteen.

Ik
O n
»1*1 pod and onfM W o' hand*. “Can I giro
»•-• OOBmtkLa* to make IW &gt;
WP ha said, repeating lb*
p n tpinttuii. THrn looking
A b ln b . raid. "Guess 1 11 art
I , and think It ever.”
M woman Wko kept t o u r for
kU&gt;g a t tko pearl castle
Itktd out k*r a n t i and t a l l
[ I th g
th at
&gt; outiM lib*.
pm pokua," to 1K0 to o hu b .
B d lm o t i who onto
W 0 fru it bool on lbo cento1 taiT* labia—bat of n u n r ,
i wfr o n t m it.
ataa lly a rostful. grown eane'
r a n t i from to o M m An 1
on* tbo woman h a i stretched
her hands whrn tbo ka I ut
I Uooo magic i t n b , the;
t naw tooting on tbo bark uf
♦hair.
la to tted ," th e i » i r * N t»
king* And tbo pushed th i

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE an JoM
obi battery. J1A W. Tlrsl SL ^ *„
WANTED: WheeVchalr, Somlnoja
County Welfare Uooi&lt;1, Phone
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eVlt *1 1. r«M I IH VA*V» *•
t i e i\ u i . i t r i i i v , * lA i f ..! ,
«v-miftta 1***1,
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mi u n n
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M t two nwiN » rt! » n .

THREE ROOM furnished rot ta t* .
Modern cncenicnce-s. 111! E lt l
4th S lrtrl. Phon* H57 J,
FURNISHED flea room houlr
amt gnragr. Modern ronvan,
b u m Corner Oak Arena# a t4
Eleventh Street. I'Kono llU-W t t
I V Tm ly Shop.

Aiming Ike many piowment r w t r o b m b t k i k u r w y r to l tW
h a u n ti of Sanford' golf (in u 'f. are lire* Socaeeo. oo* tio e C S.
I* a ie r t binualf.
professional tkampion. lie pruauUiued it *&gt; e«e ef ih* tent w t r a C
tg Ogg ta t down thought- k c kail ever played.
"Lot a n »ee,“ k* u m , a i
ratrbad out bet legs, "L et nw
’ ka repented w itty , t i bo
rlatped kla bands and rented k ill
( b a w l an tbo arm s uf tbo t hair. I
" U t ma ore, ba ita ite d to say fori
Dm third time, but b o fu o be
M B flail bail h it eye* wero tbuL[
,
i*
S w In another minute, bp war
pauad naieep.
1
Tinkle and Lucky sprang U
I M f feet. If they had bean tall*.they weald bar* upset tba fruit
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t*&gt;thnt bowl Wat . disturbed, ami
It-yelled across tba tahia, off ami
la in tba king‘a lap.
•W bara at* you g o in g l" Ike
w e n u called, aa tba Nrmy-

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FOR .sALK: HLKS.
o; -ttn .il nf Italian ba**, tkli
y r t i 'i noreiK, all 10 frame,
hi m y . healthy, iiupertnl. JO t f
nr,*ce pounds of honey store* per
r wintry. t-VHO en. h, im lotling qneag
r r d .a t .r i , II surer*. drawn comb,
ta n k s etc. C. A. Lriasom,
Ib tie a

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FOR SALE; C htrkenng U pright
fuantte ia jfvwkd nvnutiofi, is a o o .
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S. (a rv llrffthl.
30— H oum?* F o r S a le
KOR SALE: liners# and t *4 acree.
corner Sanford Avenue ant’
Myrtle Slrret. Flew mlleo s a t
11.MO. IV O. lkr* 1213 City.

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Best Wishes

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t i r lia llw n n r l — r r t R l l n .

FARMERS OF

ROUM ILIJIT tk ANPKRI
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County
a," ka sM utrd a n itrd ly .
had auddrby remans bored
U r In knnh 71 b ase keen
th at orange Juice," and
d a t tba piece of fru it ia
d. “will kelp them grow,
rata, am Wilt feed it ta

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r o ia l iv

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L. A. TATE

iractU a on Rend N*. p
lag Peaaatola and Camp
hy way i t &lt; PaaaacaU
will ka completed about

|) R E S S MAKING, altrwations
real* retinrd. collars luinetl,
Mrs. Pa loser, upstairs Jill K. 1st.
St. rbon* 11AJ.

W .H .L0NG
HENS A n d FRYERS
DRKSSUP OR M V S

HAVE VOLK WATCH repalrm
by ana who rvwlly know, bawl
ItcttrA Jeweler, Mag. Are.
C H IR O P R A C T IC

A IH K S

life t «

J e r r i and years Is life. III. W.
K. M rlVucall. Fiorsl Heights. S.
S a n f, id A le , |dnw*e VvK-M.

MIST: One bis,k ami while se l­
ler. Owe year old. Named Jack.
PVa«e phone N « U R. A. N, wman.

IMP MOIIEI. A Ford Tmlor. Repaiat, d. averkauled. look i and
rows like new. Most sell quick.
Casa wc bmg easy trim *. Pb&gt;ne
N at » t « will bwT il.

LANKA'S MOU

at WAGONBTS.
CAFE
ANGEt *8 BARBECUE
Open 10 A. M. ta X A.
M. Sanford R G u m
Am.

STORE—Pee

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M iR Y M U f f

V -H c h Wanted
M rr/ b e

/A A kCss U P
O T M a it F o t i t i -

RKPRF-S ENT ATI V F_S Wanted ia
s m u t tlnuaual opportunity.
* — i e 'm s t ta ba m ale by tiL
W rite H b trirl Manager, • Aatrsy
A ttada. Orlando.
MEN NEEDED fa r Cavern meat
I m m i g r a n t taapaclacs. Camnaaaue giro* yearly. Prowscltoas.
Hanford F.rami«otLn about Oct.
I k W* help yen qualify. Writ*
N a ir n t row Hu rear, U -M . Arcade
BSdg. St. la n k , M *. sgalrkty.

UStD CAR
Buy Now . . •
Wa Rata tar Rakfc lain

5 MODEL A
FORDS—1150 up
Ala* bargain* la tba MWwiag carat C k a t r e U A
Dmkps Buleh, Kama. Baby

Wight Bros.

Plymor-tk Danle

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S A N F O R D . K I.O H in T \ .~ \ V K l&gt; N l^ n A Y .'S E P T E M B E R * 2 3 . 1931

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F iv e C en t* A C ogy

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fo r b e tte r d ay s a s th e resu lt
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of
tem p o rarily
su sp en d in g
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th s gold s ta n d a rd .
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vn th , Z0,*”/
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peefed by thr j hrl.i l«*f night In thr form of a
S d aU ititlio iL
J ilinnrr ilanc* at thr Minnrwiinka
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club
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t'om
claim ed it* re s id e n c e , so re s
n ,,,-e
lommiaoon
tmtay di. ' fln sn cisl w rite r*
a ttrib u te
ml.«e| the complaint nf unilhern |n nnname-1 buauie.. leader, th *
•r " distributor, aaam .t freight belief that the Hep .ill haitan a
r*tr#
n ritru* fruit lit r*rlo*t|
uf bu«inc#«.
r
M« from Hunt!* t.» a group of
Ths fo rm a l tta te m e o ts o f c a rs
*
» watched. Uncertainty cau»ej wor 1 " n'‘ U r ' I,nn&lt;'Bt d " b •« rhsrre
t*t#o r*«t of
the
Mi«iii»«ippi p o ra tln n * rn rK e rn rH
n u r ilf
t j . It was known ■j . h drastic *&lt;- ‘I , ’ h"
t,lf lKct *»«"•»«
' tlon
fir ai ha. now been taken w ax * U' r ! * '
\lih'Migh thr «omi*l«tnt at
w *. hpened by
•
the u n « a titf* e to ry p r**-.
*1
A. C to r i. president of the local
. contemplated
t mi ka*a| thr ratrq to virtue ly #v* rnt
*n«litiona or new tt i n J i n i i
rlul.
It
(
Mooie
and
Ur.
H.
W
Tcnavnasa o»#r thl* now ia pnn,
»r » *t*tr «•*«! r»f the Rixky of vatu*. lTnite»| Staton St**l u i *
{
Ballaf tvidrncai itawlf In high Itnekcr l&gt; I the gue*t. in n mint\|«uin'ams. rvi»lencv ««« rrinfinnl . n .a in r # q | a | 0 p e n ^ n t c u t * l f i
quarter* yesterday, s* f» r a . thi- be; m song*
Mayor T. L. lhim«» gave a few
aliM«**t rvr!u«ively t»» ra in mi •t'a WO.OOO *mpb*y**a Oct.
•Ifnation wa. . concerned. It v u
fr .n lrn.,1
Honda
to print. Urthkham Steal and TnungatoWA
prompted by • feeling that the word-- nf welmn-e to the vl'lting
ea.t ..f th, Ml.*i«.lpp. ami north s ^ ,
Tub&lt;
pooalbUHp cf each actUn by the member. t&gt; which I'rufea.or A.
British had b**n more delerteno i« H FI »h-i e.n. *ii|&gt;erinten*!ent of
of the Ohi.. .ml Potomac rtvara.■ .ponding ruta. T h . i'nibrd StatOO
tb.- eebo«»U «f Cl#rm«»nt, rq~|teiit«!#q|
In concluding it. opinlnn lha „ uKh, r rom p -n y , niMluWwg ^ .
tktn th . actual realisation piovnl
•' II •r ! II pplrr. | tot •h*tri«*l t
rnniniooon uav* • rumpari-on of
w
iT&gt;
working nhrdui* |Urb-'
ialrv ami shipments of fruit mg Otl.
I1 which
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Thar* » * i no evidence that the *&lt;ivtrm»r *»f »h# Kluani* «1|I* *»i
Oct.
mtanw% (• ­
' Florida, Mriromtii thr w •n&gt;rn to
10 par c«nt « t t reduction an
Thi* photo/rnph give* 4 clc*r i-l.-n .f .-'.mford'* hu*ine&lt;i di-tnrt
,-tion
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th# intrting
noon.-ad by tha llnltad
Flat v
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peno.l allowing that in wagea. The Amafican
Smaltlnm
.
i..| iroo, r h, 1 1 ••
Ink.- fi»-nt ,-a.k a-id boulevard, g. well a* the \a
I&gt;«*n LAKbnvr. prcoU* n*. of lh# , foresround with nvwt nf F*r •&gt;I H r, et
6 1**1 Corporation lata in th.&lt; day
IP.it Florida .hipment* w e r e and lUfinlng Company and tW
Lake Uni,
* * * ] rDItlflff rlub. thru ttxik e^am# of
•,ul lh« P"*' «*n *•* «•«» j»»*« '» ) " »
'
I ' I n f &gt;1 1- dnniy v m "e a n ;
had dimmed mataiially tha
„f t h . , . „f
t . h Utah Copp-r Company annoonco*
1
th# rurct in? aa the rfltt rt* umont ! ------af official Washing!, n.
fom ia; in
ItbK. I07S . in Itrib. . ]0 percent wage reduction of-t
features were pre*#ntcd. Stuart
Tha presidant .pan t a b u ./
end «ine,
1'HK Florida fertivt Oct. I.
f *
lima with his rabinat in tha morn•hipment* bat* bra.* at to ».t
Iji.t July United St»l*a
W Two of thov preaant of the I
I—c e n t of thu-e ofCalifornia,
cut talariaa and divtdanda,
;. r . rn t,.c ,.1. . :
w i f i 'S :
Whit# Houaa dinnar on Fri lay.
the couinit.alnn Mid.
wa* reported wage &lt;la*h*«'would
Ir m in whhh hr r i
occasion.,) by tha impending Brit- plainrd how n ifm k n nf thr kl"A* roniparrd with
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California of $| St t„
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Califo.ma " ta,to‘r
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aa* cb o - n a* Ihe neat run ' "&gt; • «»« axrwad. that far Florida h* '* * n*°'*nc* ,( cuU ; * * "
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cut* have bean made witbowt I t *
' 'a.igea but it .i.w n 't
hidlcata
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dcfrau.1 the now defunct Liberty ; rrl*i* Mthddcd and ren.ljuttn.ei.tSoma observers rocallad that
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a ...iimrily rvp.rl le-ult of preferential ralaa *
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l.utii«t vv*ain, \|
tka gold ralaa of tbg pound waa
I! silt M&gt;tni.» *
J«h««s Gilbert, dec taring than- rrr.l more ralmly
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^temporary, a van ao fk» aa O r.at war# aavaral mattci* in the peti1*1 'l l t
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Stock prlcay nacillatel narn.wr rn n.lfre, said in-fore
T h .*
» j . i \ i% tit/ | i m . i|'.»l
Kli **• Hi \\ luliu • &gt;!•
.th t;.i I' "
* - Jfita ln waa concerned, ami that tb.n that might ba “c nt»;np ly in a quiat tay«lon, clming »itn
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war id trade would cantina# to be teou*,” dUmittad It without al- j narrow changvt In the mam. al­
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,.f the, i iubl iU.in re...I.i
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lowing argument, and later over* * though tome prominent l.tu e. vjl Mi
^ V U l l U , P widely ragardml a* msrkUg IM
. . . approval. Sr an In i her­ 1
H i l l l r *• |k l i» n | l«t» l r a t.
H a i h « 9 M m \ J •».• •11 l i t " t o ' . M
ruled th. Ixaa* pica in abatamant ware off tl to 9J. Thp trnmver
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repaid.
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to th« IndlclmtaL II* upheld Wie ftf 2.100,000 thaiiM Wa&lt; Irw
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poal-aar bo.m.
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•tate'i cuntantivn that he plea wa* th««n half Mmiilay'M,
v -n.n |',»
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B e H e a r d F r o m P i e r tiled low late and wa* insufficient
iu, II. I I ,. ! ng h»» .&lt;•*-. It.a-ft, Him |A )* I Temporary drsMk- l#gUThe hoful market again %va
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Under the direction of MUa
Tha dafassc, arguing to
th- able li-iuiflattun, tut ««»ni«* of th«&gt;,e.iru» i.nld Thi r».la&gt;
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Kttiabeth Clark, talantaj piaaUt, plca, &gt;aid il ahould be given a t rtc*nl!y ilfpr^Mwl iq«iii*.« wen
i r|'*si
'*1 "ut.tsui n.en i-.se, h, I
ami oil
t| • htrrvl,
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• a program rooaUllng of aong*. -common aanac' Int-.rpretati.n, "trongly Rupporu-l
ll*nISli|»hrn»-s. Mr* &gt;U» »* vt I l«* ,
mual aal aumbart and rogiinga baa and not daakkd on terhnicallliea.
Wall Street wa- rhe.qe.l by f. , Pee. .11 will be ..|,,. i . - .
Mi«« a^f'ltS* • m i'tifp \| . tVr»
. kata arranged for tho roncart
Trial of the Ltaa and four ru- *he. naw« that thr le.n.|..u -.t.g-k rla**ra at tile |-eginning
it* I ion ha* hn nf New Ymk.
i‘&gt;- ih&gt; M&lt;ik* *
.NASHVItLCa Ttiut, Stpt.
which will !to brendcaat through dafendanta, all rhargwi with r..n
ws*. *i • Btf I h i • r . mi*# turn
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Kb M &lt;l«|r ,S)ni'*l
A«Mre«oiri|f th# ruf|V#iitK««t uf I A.P.I —SaU to ih# h»fh##t bidder
tba'ompilflar oa lha laka front P­ •piracy to defraud ?hT'nKer'tv
KMhkivi !•• «di || ) pbm ggit,
the Libert] ,ltrb* n*r would reopen t.winv. by trim . Only II. . who an,
f
the
Impmveinai.t
in
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year,
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-MitrhrU, Prilkv 11-asI,
. -sdght. Announcement* .aid that bank of »IM».n00. U act for Oct.
T'#* Imi|. oslsiffut Rue moinl i h a Nat Inna I Kvrhanga Club, nf the catiia capital atnek *1
by traaniptioii uf forv ttv aptclflfR ilute will •• «| D ll h t - n . Ml
.
Hepre-wnlativr Foh turned H» I Meinphla Cummer, tal Appeal, tM ,
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the 'program w i l l
commence t&lt;\. Thp other* nan&gt;.d in lha in­
1^* K e ll 4 p i i II h n »»r m o re afiuq
tra«!ing in th# Ani«trril*n« au i
' promptly at 7 o’clock.
dictment are B. B. Moseley, audi•
191 lh* RBP.til Idirjilw |)f Ihe altentiun frunt a plea for th e! publishar of two daily newspaper*
&lt; Tha following wfll ha heard: •or, and E. P. Chattel, aecrelarr• •*.. I|vv-e-.i k*hn
whuh
yaused
la P, J,r,,ln " «f "fr»e American U &lt;* Meniphla, wa* ordacod yeataFH|
«iip«J in
in tv- New
.
MUa Lllyan Tharalcy, nadiaga; traaiurar i f Ijta’a Taunaaaaa Pub
t he .b Irherali i.. ,.f ,t* national *“' r
r-Miniotlliwa from con- day by Chanctllor Jama* B. Now­
Y«»rk
market
(till
r«*«lric»ej
by
Paulina M.-isn, of Gaoava. lUhlag Company; J . R. Barnary,
* nvert'-m in oi-plav r * strength * lrl
fonetl labor in Suvtat l&gt;lan *ho sat noun, tk t. 2d, aa tbS
th#
ban
on
»hoit
helling.
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■I Char lea Ray and Blit Hair/ pr* aidant of th * failed ||«l.*to«an.l -p-rii E- tn-st.a nf ihe n a si., H'C'-la” to Ihe cunditlonv con- dal*.
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and guitar aumbart: Miaa Union National bank, Knoavill*.
ll' niin n| On l*nge Five*
J fu elin g
A m ulets wheat wml; Tha raryarotion r.'nlrola th*
‘ Home*, tonga; In* Pierre, and W. S: Chippall, farmer cash­
ruttnn (r-iweis
Commercial Appeal, muralag H The
ttlag a ct; and MUa Cecilia ier cf the Liberty bank. Conspir­ of 0 # irstriclinm. shortly.
•The a*.them rotten vtala. P*r - ‘ “d the Evening AppaaL
(Continued nn page Four)
P la n s a re p r o q r .s s in t fu r lh .
Th- tim e t , n n i . u l . f \ l , - t
acy I* a misdemeanor for which
tiU U ek . aong*.
hav* suffered more than any j S to rk 'la Mamphia CamWaraiaJ
v n lr ila in m i nt
H« p r (s . n l a t l i r I K*&gt; .iM ltU t at h rr hum* . t»|il IN i
tha roaximom punishment U II
A p « » A m n n t r T k n u s v '" wr -**«*«"• «f the ruuatry in I A pp^l. Inc., waa pledged k#
month* and 2!* days In Jail a a i a
I n o s e the eti-tina er..n..mic .Japre- ^eu'hern Publishers, Inc, a h«U*
tu Awn »r. I.%-1 m/M pp hu'rly • » * c f \ m O n ^
W U 1 ]M e e t
9500 fin*.
lin e n
k# sal.L
' " r company, to sa-ur* 91,500.000
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tu IliM ri*v tu i.iuk- hri M*t&gt;a*rt l.» Infer napl'il |&gt;Uitv of 4&gt;i jn.uiwn I b k f n r o 1 ? W
S ch oo l
■H I u r e I k . f y . w a r e
-l have geiioratly opposed ar- ,,f ,k&lt;
bo" &lt;U tv Id ia l H t
r^pr n it u lllu v B U t&gt;n I km u rk m l th i# f « r tk i# w « 1 %* K.«»| 1 5 - h u w r .
tiftc.al legislation
in epigram, I® *ho Mlnnoaota A Ontario PafgS
P la n s T o B e M ad e F o r
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during
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Violators
nf
the
tkla morn lag
i t , •rdinam-e .nch as the McNarj Haugen bill, company, MinaoapolU, and tnt^*
vralt. r-si again.I rerklrvs driving faatur
y v an . Mr*. Us&gt;n i. ri| *c tn l I lorlrd . a llh t Ini king
A id in g
U n e m p lo y e d
• s - .- sd B||(|
fgiiuy, 0f
stahilisa cat nn which wa* alleged to bay*
by Aks K. Jokaaos,
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and
pie*e*
of
furuitjlia
upset
and
the
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upset a..-I 'he Mondav afte.nn a session nl , Z
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u . s i r . ' lawn ia default vine* May l.
’ -*i agriculture depart ovaat of &amp; ml
l&gt;iriv*
in
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the
evenAKRON, U h l S e p t . 21. —
r fi'iuiUr of «tr**rr» Utt - , en Mumti;-wl Cou.t whe„ J„ d g ,
»«• «"d*v th . Fad
UntU' Southern I'uhlubar*, I m ^
that tha fsraNTo
imla High S d m « t..............
WASHINGTON.
SepL 9 9 - - f A.P.|— Wrsthar vagaries y e *t*r-; IB!^
N 1'oml * * ll remain nothing ba* liean re;»
.th a county
..ted ,..w* « ^
- - ‘^ ^ e m j a a u ! wheat Z
enttm. .how , tka | S wa* placed In rvo Ivsrakia Is s l
(A .P .)—Plana for m a tin g new day continuad In make g-iesvw.irk over Monday to d.liver a n-rnibi-r- ing.
Ihecrmbar, it wa* ron trot lad
1/
‘ St lha high school employment and spreading work
nf tha data of ths IT. S. S. Akron's [ »f a 'drin •«•«.
U . V , It ..'.I,..lis t le t.ii i n &lt;1 h om e f 12.50. PWs.r a ,u u c , . . e . v r ; ^ a l- I g ? .
,l r y l " « *» , Col. Luka Lea and Bogan C ali*
er W tcaUwuc thalr raguUr now available will la eonaldarad maiden flight.
holsl
Up
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wkkk
filly
r#jolu
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All of the civic orgaiuiatiuii.,; *t aht&gt;ut It o'clock nn.l..........................
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now W
d oI fw
•hi* JUcusaUa on fartilla- Moaaay In Chkaio by a cons milNava) official*, chafing at tV
the .;M&gt;nsoiHhip of the »l»ly heat.I n»Ur* in
in lh. .ear . 1
Wn. F. Bu.*H v. rhargwl w lt t ,
'
gwvernm.nt holding the myeatment U nking house at CfcU*
. At th* meeting tomorrow la* of ProaUUnt Hoover'* uaam t.nahatvd gusty condition* that a r* ! •jndve
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; t hamber
of f nun
rr*. will gat h- 1 thr h. uv*. Cpun
lav r - t______
.gating
linns.
. .
, |w*tl A Company.
Campany. __________
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' sf halanctag fartUUaia will pl.ymant rollaf organlaatioo.
tkam on th* gr.Mind. *r_ * ' •—!itivht-n in Mrs—U *u t'« faua^-ikst-iks-iatk do run— npew.- frrrn t tn thc i,.'ip:y. r —M V a n - T l t t s s . s r , in view of tkv van
Tha NashviU. Truot Corny .
kJgWW0._____ ____
Tha eoaamitlao waa a pp aftad
coafroatiag th# to
Mw
M yi» A »d M
which tka stack waa
&gt;st tkU liras s very tm
lm|yaw- with Harry A .W teollarof Cklragu doubted whether th* perfsrt fly. h-Jl«r *1 the Kplace pal |*a,t,h lu tar she dlMovqvel oth.-, ev. able was senl.nnd t". pay a n a # !1" "
ing day thay ar* aaaking would ho, hnu-e at 12:11 o'clu'k. All of the dvm r. left b . Ulr ilsitur. A tel, of K&gt; on a dnuikennea. charge nnd'
"b co t and oil SUtas an d ' ln ll. M .
by P. r . Davwsr rag*rd- M ehalrmaa, to caadifcr hundred* available
M Y W I I r K I # Iuntil
I n l kl T
K lIP a d n W
1 k i 1 . l i , n'a
It'a
Snrysniiatiort*
ir. m i • * 1 I., w ,
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Thursday.
j. wnnu
phone vail Is (he
sl.vtPMI E. M. Ivoy dr.va a sentence haar- moot important rum modi tiav,
1f etltiovwJ far IU sal* and CkahwUi U a faotura af plana wkkk have boon augT*»y war* rcljctv n *.' koaevag, coualy aill corubino in giving j|n aas answered by Itffw r It. II , In* » 93 floe ful driving racktaaaOuid favor temporarydre»tie| rofl-r Nvwwwn in bis dacroo anU
AH fsim-tn gen n sto d lo ths roliof arganliation L&gt; a la a icn hope* of flying this I twin a dinm-r al ihe M n fiu m i Aalorsaa,
Anfersaa,
•ly.
laritlalion to stabi'iaa cotton a t 1 wml annual mtareat du* and u*fog providing amploymani.
y/letwasxt though Rear Admiral llots-l Mi a toy
ru#nj ,F * » »•-&gt;'■« which rntpht lead »&gt;
- virniny. TK ----Grot gw R u in *
n-gn*,
faced lu cents a pound, whoat i t to paid
paid amouatad
amouatad to
to MkOM.
941
u WUHam Groan, pr**M*at of lha
0 . r . Day, prs*i&gt;l*nt or tho IwanJ who
'
m il attend tha U.whron me a , airc*| have bsvn ,lt-coter»sl1 thvau char-.- &lt; Hr
cents a bushel and oil at 91 a
Th* band ante agvremret
m «H **a Padoraiim of labor, af lan pact ten and •ucvty sail:
H ow 'Awho
to make rwarvatluaa wlthi tu t p^DAv are itlll working &lt;n th# to pay m fine „f | JJ f&lt;.r operating barrel, sad making it contrary vidod ths* dacrew ax plained,
U a mambar af tho group
“ Th* pnastbilitiaa for tk* flf»| Iba Chamber a t Cumm er;., whlla|caa*.
* a- —
-• • tha to law lo buy or aai I any af if iataraat rhaoU ba la dstealt J
motor
y ...................
hi.-1* wbiW uadar
A ffa ir Is swpectod to prop*** dlvWIng ths trial
flight on W dries Uy ar* •ha wen*.a who plan to attaasl lhal
inflwewrr of Itq-soc and was 1* . these tasir romaaoditiaa s i lea* SO toys Uw traatoa might aafi &lt;
gwniployad among induatria* fnr •light.'’
•lianar a t tbs Mantamima lint l|
POIJCK CMILF M_\IN
quired tu |ay U oa a reckluas than tha prire fliad by law.”
pledged stork add ‘ appi. ths s a l
•kaorpt on oa S prop.rtlonal ba*U.
Eacept for th* loading of f-cd are asked to n tify Mrs.
J hi
■— —
- driving count Fur posvaevlag Udue a r tha precredi a / tha sala (
auppHai, th* , i r moaalrr vra* Lsoaardy, or Mr*. W. T. Laagh-, | BL1TH EV U .I.L. Ask-. Sept. 21 quor ha no », ntsara-l to pay I t t .
CHAMBER TO M EET
Uw paymret a f tha
WAGE DECISION H BLP UP
n*d| to taka tha air. Tba pirship
I — I A J 1 ) —Chief a t Colic* M. IL, In or.’ar I id lain bis release.
Intareat af said * *
did take tk* air for a ahart time
PLANE
CRAU
f
FATAL
Gvadnla, U , wa- shot lo death
Three ntJvfr negroes
wore
Fur the purpsan* of cleaning up
YORK. Rapt
tx ycatarTay la a practlr* waigb uff
yastcrday la an alley a a\ rhargad with reeblaw drtvtny. egrhois imp rtaat asattrre before
DR. ATKINSON M fifi
(A .P .)— Darlsioa of
tha da- la wkkh aha i t r l.bad a t th* halLEAVENWORTH. Kaa . Sept. - th * F a r it-r s' Bank.
Ds
FvIlnur nf* Thay w»re ,'r*w Ronkavaa. w . L E arl Iskmann, re oatly th tto d
of tk* lataraatlnaal Long- 'a r lk M la g
____ bar to tha
n s M b . t t . - ( A 4 . ) —Amlrtw KtDtkO. oi Heart ftnvitrtl a uun i m n c i*J » BvatWy
Saul J t i K
..... .. aaeislary »f the 8-mtool* Ccuatg
■V saaocinliaa (er coaONa ISLAND^»
****'' Mhd C U r i ' j W MM* Ln H. T i y u a ^ cha.r#M a«|
»#r« r#&gt;iuim4 U* M f Chamber of Ci w a r e * , gas— ss
Dr. pnr woE A.
* f Uw prevent w ag' T Z Z L
rogJm*trly flv. f ..L
^
Ehuhr, Lea Angela*. C alif, hUj that hw (hot thr p Ik . offVcwa firs-, flare of 9ILM and 91 r -pretireto hi* duties tore, measbsre of th*t
v rr*
•cal* again was postponed yv»
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bllWd
yoatovday:
timaa
aftar
k*
was
qua-tiuoed
connhik
ItantUv
wa.
rfismirsvd
H
d
lady wtu meat at Uw shy hall tolarday until lodav by rapraaaaU
T W , which will d liver g UU1 whan g plan, if
•atiev id reseat rwh-1 tig Williams, soioced, waa tare Mwrrsiw night a t 1 a'cloek. Tha a»! af North Atlantic aUaaWsbip *t 44S0 hrevapp s rr reared to^eth- Ti w-sport Company
a Taylor. 15, gave his ta a .id 1 . pay a fla* of 950 (or ths neunrrmmt urged all awmbari |» daw feflgr M
l'first time.
crashed la a fi.U near W'allwlm
* L r , Oil*.
, preamstoa of Irquag.
h i proaaal.
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Ri.wman, hf flcrmont. Ilautarant 1Prices Advance As Preparations made For Opening 01
Legion Committee
5
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;stock Market Has
Sanford Primary Schools Mondav Recommends Beer,
Substantial Rally
Wine Legalization

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Judge In Lea Case
Denies Ht

Drastic Sto p s For
Stabilizing Cotton*ls# ,l#rk
Nug&amp;rested Bv Fish *'vd*( lk* ^

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Highest Bidder Tb
Get Two Memphip

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Plans Lo Forward Roumillat Home Is
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Ruth Bryan Owen To Rob last Night

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Withstrain Akron —
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�3 Fliers B eliev ed Army W ill F e e l# * *
Lost Are R escued E c o n o m y Move
From S e a By Shipi Of G o v e r n m e n t
P lu g g in
S p o t*
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Growerg 18 ^ t 2*7 Hold Fall F ash io n
Vimit /
■?.______ I k , an&lt;t , a^. Show Friday Night
ran Fruit
Growan,

; atdlaHci ropsrt far tha jraar and(Continued frem Page One)
.'Continued from Page One)
tha Alore* and afain laat Mon­ ment admit* tt owra m otp} are *d June 10 nat Incoma o f 9314 ,.
237 after Intaraat, depreciation
day afternoon by the ■tea mar anr*n ployed.
g U p O f W e a k Pranland DO mile* off Capa Race.
" It la a special outraga to send and federal taxer, equivalent to
them out with tin cupa, bagging 99.39 a ahara en 94,762 share* of
I n L i n e S e e n Newfoundland.
They had completed about 2600 In order to lira,'* BrookhUt said. 7 par cant preferred stock, eg
n l y D i f f i c u l t y mllea of their 3700-mllo trsns
Head aald "the men who fought which them la, an accumulation q/
Atlantic Journey. The plana bad for the rnuntry'a welfare are not unpaid dividsnda. A fter allowing
for regular annual dividend* anly
no radio, and aa they approached going to fight againat it now.”
Wood *ald the legion ”nPw hat on tha 7 per cant preferred stock,
tha Atlantic seaboard orarraat
aklea and eteetrlcal atorma con­ an oppertunity to help the country balance la aqual to 9Z 22 a share
•ole# ita problems by setting an on 38.A31 no-par sharaa of com­
fronted them.
mon stock. This compares with net
example.'*
When tha time limit of 46
Tbs following- day, Saturday
"I hare faith in the legion to Income in tha preceding fiscal
hour* aat by their gasoline sup­
year of 9963,907 equal, on above Oct. 3, wffl-ba'fall opening day at
do that thing,” he aaid.
ply expired early Tueaday with­
The war department &gt;aid tt had •hars basis, to 117.63 a share on tha ator*.
out farther word, they were be- 1
advised Cat. Charles B. Robbins, praftrrad a n j 9 9 M a ahara on
Preparing for tha hasincss of
lievrd to hare bean loat at aaa. chairman of tha legion’s national tha common. C u r r a n t
assets
Their plana carried two gal- defense committee, that tha secre­ amounted to 99,700,4Jg and IU- tha new season, tha Orlando store
has mad* a number o f change*
Iona of mineral water, a doxan | tary of war “stands ready to co­ hilitia* to 92,663.191.
this rumar. Thrift frocks, former­
bananaa, two doien apple* and! operate fully with tha president
ly on the flrxt floor, have bean
threa loare* of bread, which' in hi* effort* to balance the bud­
moved to tk * lacond, giving ad­
probably war their only aupply j get '■
ditional apace to Ijoslery and shoe
of food while atranded on the
“The war department i» there­
departments.
rraft'a wreckage.
fore," it continued, "now prepared
All second floor departments
The motornhip Itelmoira «■■ to forward to the director of the
have been rearranged, the floor
bound from Albany, N. Y., for j bureau of tha budget normal es­
rafinished and new case* installed.
Russia with a cargo of loeorao- j tim ate. In aupport of it* military
On tha third floor, the decorat­
WASHINGTON,
Sept,
t
i
tire*. Ita agent* in New York I program closely following tha es­
ing departs eat la moved In front
(A
.P
.)—Director
Woodcock
said the flier, undoubtedly would |timates of last year and tha cur­
of the elevator and tha shop for
IMve* the prohibition bui
t&gt;o transferred t« *ome pa*aing j rent year.
girls and babies enlarged Re
"In thrse estimate* no inerrasa* policy of expanding tha fom
vessel, because tha ahip intend*
arrangement,
allowing
better 1
are requested in the strength of federal dry agents to Ita hi
service, has also been made in the |
any component of the arfciy of th e'i paint in history has prove
boys shop on the fourth floor.
United State*. On the other hand, I
rrrtain economia* will be affect - 1
ed."
|
F ir e s to n e C o m m e n ts
Thv department &gt;ai(| that **anj.
O n W o rld E c o n o m ic s
plan* looking lo a rvquent for In-J
ij r t r r l l i M ) i iao t s i e
-»d—tier fns t ffleera . aL . tbei6f caeca.
W»v# f a f «
NEW YORK, Sept. t t — (A .P.i
hanssen. a native of Denmark, 1
The dry chief was enthusiastic — Harvey S. Prestone, who re­
War and made a flight to China *
over conditions in Florida, M issis­ turned from Europe yesterday
—— ------ ■ - . , i
sippi. Georgia ami Alabama. He on the l^ viithan, said better feel­
lofty boots and will he a great i
said "it did me good to see the ing between Franc* and Germany
help to A| Rogern when Florida I
bureau we have In the South," must he accomplished b e fir * in­
need* a good kicker.
|
adding that the agents apparently ternational economic* can be put
Thr dummy suspension ma- i
were of a high type and that their on a sound basis.
chine got a terrific lacing at thr &lt;
work appeared to he proceeding
Firestone predicts that a great
hand* of assistant Coach llig -'&lt;
satisfactorily.”
deal o f adjustment will be neces­
gins' lineman, as the guards and &lt;
Woodcock
aaid
there
wero
sary before business will take an
tackles ended, up their day'* la­
"practically no tpeakcaaiee”
in upswing In the United Btate*.
bor at tram blocking.
■
that section, and that tha prob­
Over on Murphrre field, adja- I
lem we* mostly in stopping moon­
cent to tka varsity practice field, '
shine distilling except in Florida
the fm hm en eleven sweated dur-1 *
wbera a smuggling problem was
ing * turrld signal drill, with I*
presented by the long coast line. T O - N I G H T
Coaches Cowrll a n d
Pearson 1
"Oupr figures for August show
U H I I W
LA ST
working lh* yearlings overtime j]
It we* the moat productive month
TT I L s L i
T IM E S
in attempt* to teach tha newcom­
this bureau ever has had," h* said.
ers the Rockn* system. Cowell ,
“Agents enters d 1600 more rate*
commented upon the flrxt year *
in thr federal court* than during
man aa being hard worker* with ,
the same month I*"* year. In ad­
several very promising figure* in v
dition t» producing about R00 more
the squa&lt;l, which number* over
case* in atata courts.
140 candidate!-.
|j
The majority of line aspirants
fnr freshmen honors are real p
huskies and g it* promise to an |

Woodcock Pleased
With P o h i b i t i o n
E f f o r t s In S o u t h

Instead "B lp J a r * * ” was
the
tflega pitching hero, 200 pounds
f willing brawn stretching sii
*t throe Inches In height.
Ha carried that willingness into
IMhall although h* displayed the
lakboraast atreak In raokl* his irp breaking Into the gam*.
Far three yean after tearing
9NfO ha was tha property of
Ilk Onus, manager of the Bel
■MW Orioles. Each spring Dunn
wt him a contract and aach year,
Ithoot ever having thrown a ball
Wfaaslonally, he penciled the
The urw n

John’*, ami

a. J. Ilardta* aarml

ROGERS

YOUNG AS YOU FEEL”

•OSTON
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Isrfest and moat
«*&gt;* M i aaa NortH.De
redlu. eta, -eueera atl
An tsMUraUng am Sopi

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CLAUDETTE:
v COLBERT
“SECRETS o f t SEO U ftA IT*

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1*1. 24, Gtorgia Tech at Now
Orleans; Oct. 31. Mississippi A.
A M. at New Orleans; Nov. 7, Au
•What ta your weakness, Mr. burn at Montgomery: N &lt;v. 14,
Georgia at Athens; Nov. 21,
knafcawT
Hewanee at Naw Orleans; Nov.
''Honest," thv pttchrr replied. "I
2H, l.nuiaiana Stale at New Or|%'l know. It l had tq ylu h in
Waaa. and Dec. 1. Washington
ir»*tr right now f ’if 6e ahiofalrfy
State at Nrw Orleans.

as
,
b
j

, The subject of ambidexterity le­
tenets him daaply. lie heard once
at a fallow who could pilch with
both arm* squally well.
« .“Oplly. that woul,i be great,” he
announced. " I coulj walk up tv
Cowl* In theepring and tall him

- Pants

Passes AndKicking
Are Emphasized As
Gators Enjoy Rest

U N IVERSITY o r FLORIDA,
G A IN ESVILLE, Sept. W .-K lc k Ing a n j passing were stressed In
Gatorland yesterday as Coach
Bachman allowed hi- University
of Florida gridiron squad to re­
lax after their strenuous practice
scrimmage last Saturday. Coach
Brady Cowclf, of |h* Baby Gator
•quad, announced that his charges
were coming along nicely after
their first few days of hard
work.
liachman spent most of lh*
time in p lecture xe-slon correct­
ing the faults jh at he had nuted
in Saturday's sham battla. Spe­
cial attention was given to the
backs in handling the hall, and
to the and* and larklea on prop­
er blocking.
A fter the boya had received
their instructions, punting and
kick* between the goal poets
acre practiced. Shaw Buck, tha
lit|te Quarterback contender, .&lt;rathe ated quits a sensation with hi*

OvIeJ* Truck Growers end
'
Nerth Park Lake of Orlando.
&gt;*;; u T k la la lbe teem thet the Truck
Qtawera took tats camp by a
. AM-elded score recently. It I*
. and*rxloud that t k a y h a v e
... atnngthenrd their team since then
. . u d a rt coming prepared ta give
V *he Benford bay* a royal battle.
Therefore It akould prove ta he a
V ..Mighty good tans* aa It I* going
$ flH « k a a good taam to. atop tha
. ' XttHk Growers Ike way thay have
v Y jE p l playlag recently. *
^ i a a l i the fact that It la getting
• dagtl *o much earlier now, til
r / ' i n a s , beginning tm ight a r e
- ‘I M M
to aU rt at 7:30 Ins lead

Calhoun s Department Store
Pants

T E N N IS S H O E S
Ball Band Keds

ST ILL 79c AND 89c

PRICED
Frrt/n
91.96 TO 96.M

ALLIN H. ILAIID ILL.
rseetisos
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2.3% to 8.7% greater
V *
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A ve,

mileage than seven of
the better natiohally
known, widely advertis-:

• • • IX e e p In touch

ed mojorfuelsallselling

with out of town Frie

at 3c more

by Tefephone
Thera‘a an uncertainty whan yaw
telephone I No “Jfx“ or 'but*.* You
folk dirwettyfo the parson yaw wa«*to
rwwdi wad get *q Immodloto anewac,

LEAST EFFORT
r&amp;MM
TIRED

Panfir

The la te s t In
Roys’ School
l*ents for all ages

i
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Yew telephone toko* yawtwonywan,
nnywhore, at way thaw. TwMonde wr
stores Inother cMee—to the folks*bock
hama“ ta cMWren away at school or

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ST. JOHNS, N. F „ S e p t t t wn ith t of i’ortogal Cart, Srw
(A .P .)— Bound fo r Plymouth,
foundland, who slined on f l u
England,
two
n
an
m
(
oot
from
O fficially inaugurating its full
B
tb r’i companion on -»h* •( M r l ' . ' ?
fashion season, Dickaon-lvaa, of tbia port yesterday to dare tha
»«*** of tha trip derided m 4 - 9 *
„
Orlando, holds ita living modal Atlantic In a 19-foot aailboat.
attempt the cTeeatny.
reeu* this Friday evening, Oct.
3, on the « o « d floor o f the atom
at 6 P. M.
Mora than a score of woman
will participate In tha showing of
apparel. A* group of children will
also show what tha Wall Hrevaed
young people will wear this

�T H E S A I T O H * H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ,
T h e

S a n fo rd

H e ra ld

A

C e le ry

CffSlHTIAN S C IR X 'R

G rilW e ro ’ C l e a r i n g h o u s e

A t I he dinner given l»y the F lo riB i Citron Grower#
Chiuingluiii.Hc A.emyration Inst week, the work of thla or, Kanuntitui was rlearly presented to a group of local clti1renn l*y n number of forceful and intelligent speakers; and
while they were talking we rould not help thinking what
n a i.U M i i. lie.!*
and Haai|*y
a truwly fin«* thing il would tie for Seminole County's
tH )b
■ * : « &gt; — M a w 'tc lw *
C A Itm r
_ ......
n s riia
farmers if they eouhl iirgnnlze and maintain a celery
»*•*
---- -----.._____arsHi grower* e lean rig house.
"
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f f j*
Then al the &lt;mu limiun of the meeting, Karl Lehmann,
•mtrirt a»r * « . ! ---- - I* 11 who i* the new Heerelury of the Seminole County Cham*o ■ «»■ **»_ •*«*-»•. .a rt. »t her &lt; f Commerce lyid who for the past few weeks has
1 •&amp;«#&amp;** rrfa tfltfa tM mm* ma U r r i mt
§ 1* a ) r » 'a i s n i# lR f» r th# pH tp**•* a*f been doing mime excellent work for the Citrus fHearlngfar#
Ywlalrtdl funds, M tl| be r kbarged
*
hmim\ dei lured that ’ he idea had been suggested to him
t*
f r m ala* f i 4 # t r t i a l a g r a t e a .
|.•M*fla r#4 N«hn, r#tr». l&lt;\ K n il 1lender that such an association of our celery
JMnl
g&lt;IM I (**
R* ll*-ral*l ih |h# p slln u l erowers lie formed. Mr. Lehmann did not say. but he in­
n t H 4 * f p « t a l # « . lY fflrw w
• #*■
I if IMM *#
timated. that perhaps a good deal of his time a fter he
lia * .| I n t h e
(* * • » #
J H »u • !
' , Hgrtltllflli*
' ,ti r
,s u u i r r
a# I t la p » ' . . e l p » l
k *w a.
i.ikiw up lit. pi moment abode in Sanford might be de^ n g 'is fa I • i k le n is ■••!
I #»hMitid to an effort to get the celery growers, not only of
flaw D f r a l i l i a ■
* 4 Ifcw
thi- seel ion but of all Florida, together, am) to organize
i »
A m w ia lf-d
whirl
la »■*•!»*.
• Iw rl*
rM llll# d
.»*
**•
9*
tliim iot11 .i mutual benefit association.
V * f*rnU, &gt; r W l i * H &lt;tl nil
d lip a trh r*
! &gt; r d l l .l
I •• I l
Mf
H .l
N lh rfH l*#
We do not know how the farm ers will take to this
g i f d l t H
lit t h U
i**tn-r
" « • • • «*»/
opto *&lt;• .'uii h ittempts as have been made in the past
* ' &gt;•#■•1
ia a tl .H -alr r.1
lirfrla.
% «l
r i g h u
«# r# j*P il»ltr J flit n
*■ f
-n # rtal
t ■ oiiMiu/i i aom-rs have not always met with brilliant
U p n i e h s i k r # » i a »##■
r«-aw r&gt; r J
•une- i F u n the inp'.'ini/alion of the citrus growers, repre-• u*mi' .hi until try of perhaps one hundred times the
tlo I 'l e r v farmers, must admit Its ups and
iiuder'jikmg the formation of a celery growers
Mi [ , . 11munn could not have bitten o ff a
i lit d t" i In w.
it Ik hi Mm il jn this undertaking, he will have,
l.iriUKi. suhieieil the most important goal to which
&lt; oil r t
i it i/ern could at present direct their
I i l to
lees nothing else, he will have made him*
while not only to the farmers of thia coun&lt; i ei \ liiismess ami [irnfessional man ill
. m . '.i iy p..nidi-iii ot .'sanforil and Seminole Csi
Conn• in to iii there is no undeveloped resource of
.iiuii.i . which i mild be made ns profitable as the
i ei g.iiii/.ilion nl our most imixirtnnt existing indo 11 1
I is- ;elvoutages which would accrue to thp farmers as
a result ot a clearinghouse association would be very simi­
lar to those which murk the success of the Citrus Grow­
ers &lt; b aringloiiio-. Marketing problems could be materially
irnjdilted Tlo* glutting of certain markets could be syatem1 * m | . t II
!*■ t * - i
►ii"
1• . i i . t e f
attrail, avoided bv means of more general distribution.
c #9 t i n t * .
• ■ t «'
l*
(I V M f t y l f i i h l l K
a ■C la I 111 1
H IM
I he demand fot i 'l e r v throughout the entire country could
■ ',e ni.itei i.illv mi i&gt; used bv a judicious use of advertising.
.1
it;,.
It
f .41* h
(( 111!
t up
i ' lory t11'a *■■+. which in the fluul analysis, are the
lllit'
1 lill
flit 1h
t. e
.
I.■ ■\ 11-11&lt; iif the farm ers' stjecesa ami of the prosperity of
fill! 1
» ( 1 .11,1.
I
IM
* i
Wi M U '
tin i *-nmutiit v, mold be generously enhanewi.

U N lV E R S ltT
O P F L O R ID A
____________
FLORIDA T B I e H-UNION
• hkh rn&gt;07*d a v*ry U r f* atlandanca la*t Jt* r and haa but r»(ItH il I ha most i a m u f u l
of lum m n rourwa, opanoit for
th* regular torn a f*w it*y&gt; *fu
■ml with Ihr jirumi** of oparalmn
■t full rapacity during th* Kail,
wmtrr and spring. Th«r*, was indlratrH a* a record rnrollmanl nf
nrw atudrnt*. and th* youn, men
coming from many atat**, with
divrralty In their amhitinn* ainl •
daair* to get whatever of ril
ueational vatu* preientfd
Th*
frtahm in, numbering more than
eight hundred, heard an interest­
ing addrraa delivered by Preaidenl
Tigert, on Wednetday, and the

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N ew

S e a tto n

O P E fo S

w h a t re a tric te d — a t le a *e t&gt; ih *
point w h e r e - ii wen made neem• a r y fo r ap p llp n n ln to nhow m ore
th a n m r r r ly a d e sire to e n te r.
T h e re w e r * a u m t d iia p p o in te d
youth#.
n a tu r a l! y,
who
had
thou k ht I i iffi in a ft h truth nut
p n tp a rly equipped fo r u n iv a ra itjr
Ufa, Many of t h r s r have mine# Ia i t
K a il
tlm *
to
atudy
and
b ro ugh t Ibrmpthfa'i up to p hiRhvr
p o in t, and w ill # ta rt in th ia jr*a r
a ft^ r p ro v in g t h r ir q u a llfir a tio n a [
t a wf&gt;ll a* th*#ir am b itiu n a .

j

Pounds

SKK ----- 1*1.ATIMIY —
HEAR
Cranley new ei(h| luhe I'ueh-I’ull I’enfod#
eulpul Eaponenlial or Viriahle Mu, Superlerodyne KADIO with Cronley l.feet type
Dynamlr apeaker — Ik* only X tube tel
that aella for lea* than fifty dollar*.
r a h ln e t

SA N

m odel* at tS-1.00. 175 00 and tXS.OO

J U A N

G A R A G E

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I'hone 1(9

H u tc h in s o n

T r a c to r E q u ip m e n t C o .

1 JI6 W, Central Are.. Orlando

I’hone 1918

AUTHORIZED DEALER
OLIVER HART-PARR

U. H. Standard For
C ER TIFIED MILK

TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS

Innpectlon Invited

USED TR A ITO RS AND IMPLEMENTS

At AU Hour#

I International 10-19
1 Kordaona. 1I.150O to 1250.0ft
Caed ()ll&gt;er harrnwa, 125.00 to 45.00
Onr Tom lluaton aide plow, (15-00

SPEN CER'S DAIRY, INC.

My N ext Car

A p p a re l

T en

“ M a tte r” wa# the # u lije rt of the
GAI.NrSVII.VaP..
22 . —
I *e*ao n -Serm on in a ll rh tirc h e # of
(io n # ir # the d ay* when fo o tb a ll
U h r i t l, S cie n tia l* «n S u n d a y . Sep
eq uip m e n t I i bu rd ening ,
tem b er 20,
A com plete o u tfit. «hoea* ito c k *
T h e G &gt;Hm T e n w a* from M at
th ew J 4-'ITi, " ' ll r i v e n
and a r t li m p , pRntp. je r v e y , th ig h pads,
• h a ll p a n a w a y ,
but m y w rd* h ip pa I i , ih o u id e r pads, and h«#dU
g e a r, w eig h 10 pounds thia atS*
s h a ll not p a** a w a y i*
acn .
A m o n g the c ita tio n * w h ich corn
That i* what Ed Parnell, »tar
p riced the |^ *» o n -S e rm o n waa the
fo llo w in g fro m th e R ih le : “ 1 made U ii» v e r* ily n f F lo r id a en d, d l*c 'V m e g re a t
w o rk s;
J butided me , red l I n i w eek. A n d C o ach C h a r l i t
B a c h m a n , d e sig n e r o f co n sid e rab le
h o u se * ; I plant# d m# vin eyard #
T h e n I looked on a ll o f the w o rk * r.H ttU II p a ra p h e n a lia , aaya It U
th a t m y Hands Had w ro u g h t, and the lig h te st com p lete o u tfit a n y
on the labou r th a t I had laboured '(ia t o r team h a* w o rn .
M r. Fo o tb all F a n m a y n e t kn o w
to d o : an d , behold, a ll waa v a n ity
Rod v e x a tio n o f s p ir it , a n tj th erv w h ere m o il of the w e ig h t la conw a * no p ro fit
nnder
the
su n ” r r n tra te d , hut the « h » # and headg e a r w eigh alm o#! fo u r o f th# ten
( E c r l 2 :4 . I I ) .
T h e L rs V 'n -R e rm o n a lio in rltn l j p "tin d *.
pounds,
172*k
ed the fo llo w in g p a * * a g p
fm to |
P a rn e ll ir a le d
th e C h ris tia n
S cie n ce
te tth u u k
^ trippetl. and a ttire d in a com ­
“ S cie n ce and VI* witH w ith ke y to p u te new F lo rid a &lt;at f i t . th a bar
th e S c r ip tu r e s ,” hy f cl t tr y R a k e r t ia la m e j at 1^2*%.
T h e (iat&lt; M w ill a g a in
w var
E ^ ly
" M o rta l m ind
m the
k n o w le d g n | -ent o f
h um an mo | h |ue jersey# w ith o ra o g e n u m b m
t l v t i . It fo rm * m a te ria l concept* I on lc*int and h ack. P e r fo r a t Inna
an d produces e v e ry d isco rd a n t ac* | ap p e a r in fro n t and b a ck, to allow'
t* n of the body I f :i t i n pro | vent d a l mn.
ce e d i fro m the d iv in e rinrnl,
M IA M I F lo rid a N a tip n a l fla n k
t ion
is
hmrpinmmjM,
Irn p e rf
A T r u s t f o . opened fo r h u iin e ta
mor! ul m1,1,1
'»*
re sertiblam es, of whlrh
in q u a rte r* used by fo rm e r H t y
m an «aid, *A. Il h va n ity *
N a tio n a l Ha Ilk

O u r Bacteria Count In
Maintained Under 10,000,

“Why

G rid

W e ig h s

F lo rid a
li
# a s ilv n« of th r N ta ir'a g r # i i f U |
a iA r ta . W ith r n fo llm r n t !■*t y e a r
of 2 2M
and
im ^ ru rtn rf* it
.
i i i .
i
ito n d w a ll in th r lia ta o f u n ivrrw jirrfo u a ap p eal m ade by th la A p lrn - ; . .
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t ir a an d c n llrg r a o f t h r ro u n try in
did
n j fd u rR tn r fo r re a l a p p lic a tio n |
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*
. . .
J r ]
rr
n u m b vra , and wa# p ro b ab ly ahead
to th a w o rk u n d trfa k e n , m oat have
o f m an y in m a tte r o f eq uip m en t
irnp re*a«d the a tu d en t*. T h a pre«l
and o p p o rtu n ity . S ta n d in g
w ith
dent e m p h aaltad
the
p a rtic u la r
th r S ta te C o llr g f fo r W o m en, at
im p o rta n ce o f a tte n tio n to w hat
T a lla h R M e p , the o p p o rtu n ity o f­
e v e r w aa u n d e rta k e n in th ia tim e
fered th#* yo u ng men and wom en
o f dr^ reaaloTi: the w o rld e ip e c to f the #tat#* is v e ry good indeed,
m f thoae g iv e n
o p p o rtu n ity to
and the fa c t th at th e re a re m an y
*4m ake good*’ In th e ir e n d e av o r*.
a tm ie n t# co m ing
fro m f a r a w a y
Upper
cfaa a m • n
will
b#
. ,
.*
, ,
, ,,
.
. * 1"
*
I atatea p ro ve* the e if e le n re o f the
re g la te re d M onday and Tu e# d ay ’
f
Marentetle I ,' mana/er of
and the U n lv e ra ity w ill be In f u l l) n* 1 11
the Ml Is ne and
P rin c e s s T h e a ­
am t com p lete o p eratio n v e ry eiMHi.1
T h ''
b«W «s
It i . re m a rk e d th a t th e re ron
,n K ' " i h e r ed u ratu m to m ore lh a n te rs am i an ac tiv e K i wa man He
tin u e s to be g r r s t
num b er o f I
'b o u ta m l .l u d e n l . in each has lung been id e n tifie d w ith a ll
.I n d e n t , .e e k in g d e g re e .
m e n - 1 re g u la r te rm , r a r n o on e v le n .m n p ro g re ssiv e
m o vem en t*
•e#l beowehaw .la r v ic e th at »— !d —
■ mr------- ----------- :
»in#aslw#^ im Uw
at home
o f th is prnfe# *lo n. B u t a ll o f the to co n tin u e stu d y in g
anrtl
11*1
co lleg es h ave good e n ro llm e n t, and am i a I s o seta up a sp e cia l co u rse out o f d ate stru t t iir e
in te n s iv e
stu d y , y e a r.
Im p ro v e m e n t*
h ave teen
th e re w ill h# a c t iv it ie s along the o f e ig h t w eeks
sum
made in th e d o rm ito rie s and «■
m an y line# o f e d u catio n al e ffo r t. m a in ly fo r te a c h e rs, each
An
a g r ic u lt u r a l
s ta te ,
F lo rid a m er, b eg in n in g im m e d ia te ly a f t e r ten sio n s o r ch an g es w ill m ake it
w ould ap p ear to need
m ore # l- com m encem ent w eek. P a r t ic u la r ly m«&gt;re co m fo rta b le in the lib r a ry
and som e o th e r
b u ild in g s
The
p e r tly tra in e d m en in the
m any fe a tu rin g the a g r ic u lt u r a l d ep art
sp e cia l pew sta d iu m w ill undoubtedly be
b ran ch es o f a g ric u lt u re , and a t m em o f the U n iv e r s it y ,
sh
o
rt
co
u
rse
s
a
re
held
fo
r
fa
rm
e
rs
en jo yed and add to tho p o p u la r­
G a in e s v ille th e re
is
the
fin e st
end f° c the ju n io rs o f fhe f a rm s , ity o f the In s titu tio n . E v e ry th in g
eq u ip m en t and the g re a te st ad
the
1
H
f
lu
b
s
;
and
th
u
s
ad
van
ces
points to a p r o fita b le , lu c re s rifu l
v a n ta g e to stu d en ts in th a t tie
U n iv e r s it y in te re st and aid#
in
d evelop in g y e a r a t the U n iv e n l t y .
the
p a rtm e n t.
But
d ra w s stu d en t* fro m e ve ry w h ere i, *lie in d u s tr y .
T h e neyr te rm seem s | t&gt; be npenin th e ro u n try .
n«# s ’ tsp m oil a I y and a ll o f h‘lo r it la
a re in clin e d to w a rd s the
profea
V ISIT
u
** g lad to fe e l th a t the stu• ions and in d u stry t i a g re a t e i
S P E N C E n 'S N E W DAIRY
d* oi h d y Is lik e ly so m ew h at bette n :.
arco m iiio ifatet!
th a n
b efo re.
In the p ast y e a r o f the h is to ry of l&gt;
On Country Club Road
T h e re
is
a new
In f ir m a r y
a
the U n iv e r s it y
the
arro m rtim la
tiona h ave been alm o st stre tch e d model n, p e rfe c tly equipped build - j
ing re p la c in g an o u tg ro w n
and t And See For Younelf Why
to accom m o date a ll who w ere ad

At exaellv 7 :2 t o'clock tonight, the sun which for the
oast few months has been spending its vacation in the
upper bait of the torrid zone, slowing up husines*
wherever its brilliant ravs shone down loo directly, crosstin iipi.itor on its wav south to give the Northern
ll&lt; inisplier. a change of climate, and to bring to nn ofit i.d e n d the summer.
11 lia&lt; been a long hard summer.
Economic adjustoi' iii tliriiiigliniii the world have taken their toll in liusi'i&gt;
i 'dun
Tottering governments have cracked up, and
•■I tu t
have been furred In resort to drastic emergency
o n i.ku Is
i n order to s a v e
thicnselves. The cry of depreaI.'h given eoiivunlcnt cicu se for the rich to retrench
fortones maruive in *iaw in iii.J-tfievood fiee/wsire fu rth er increasing depression. But where
1’
■ 1
*'i. id*i*. ifu people of the world entered this summer with these

G a to r

CH U RCH ES

il. L . M A R E N T E T T E
‘ --------------------------------- ------------- -

Geo. C. Harden, Mjjr.

will be

inn lit* nil Inti, iv thi-ni. I hey emrrKi- with m ost of
n'li :il K 'lfih inhintl, with n»thlnit hut hop** fo r the

in Sanford we have fared particularly well con
i!«• s la t ii- o f the rtst of the world. A fairly sue
• lery s e a nn last winter put our farmers, and
them our merchants, in such condition, as
an iiiiusiudlv exacting summer. In spite of genefi p t .t hthere
e r e has
been little tulk
talk of hard
111'i
him heen
. i l l y il&lt; i t i m n i f ret e
l l l l l t H III llli.H rlty, i'ini|iiirutively no failureH or other re, * .r s c s iv h ii T i rniKht east another cloud of gloom over thl*

A FORD”

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b u ttb as

N'nw

we find ourselves upon the verge of October,
in reage fur the coming celery crop has been fluntil I'd. The farmers are putting in their seed beda. The
in - g in n orkm in who have been more or luss idle all numup r ai ■ going bm k to tin- fields. Our crate mills and other
iiiiIu d rial i onvi riis are resuming operation. The Chamber
.a i ni ui i Hf will suon undertake an extensive program
uiul* r the i'u it lance of a new secretary who has a atate-

•Is. k
(■ in K
that ei

\ d e i|ii.d i

W fP III
tun If h

!♦• i i -| .i 1 1i l l io n
In hIioi I,

f o r I 'o iir t t r u r t iv t *

u r h iit v i- m e n t n .

Sirninolr County Meema; t o b e peculiarly
it, tlii&gt; une lnijjlit *|Kit in u woriti uf aha d o w .
tiuv-

T E N

Y E A R S

AG O

T O D A Y

I lla n m i, -m il I'y tin bunk an d a ccip te d a • Im lla r poaltIk*- 'In ilK h te r o f the tiu ii w ith the People* b ank w h a n
! , lla n a n ,
w e alth y he w ill be g lad to ■*• h la m an y
f rir tu la .
it*"*- ii *tin if av t i ll m il *onM ra. I .. I*. H ag an and d a u tfh ta r,
'T m l thr**i- t i n i r i e a rly L m a b a lle , and M ra. R . J . H o lly
he w a ! r n ir t t fin g fro m and d a u g h te r, M ild re d , w e re the
at
an *i|m ito u -iil htiueo in llro o k ly il gut at* u l M ra. H oy S y m t i
W in t e r P a rk tod ay.
w ill, Jo h n S lliila itil, no Im p o rte r.
M i*, t iia v e

l.a w e i, who f i m l the

- lu l l., then H ille d her own lif e by
r ilin g a Im lle l in to h e r o w n h ta in .
A I'le t t y r i.m p liim n t to M ite
li . IL b '.iittcr o f A iH .iii.il. i*)in In i,
j r e n ily o t i m i r , ) Iru m a t r ip to A n n a A lle n , whoae engu gem en t to
H o n t r r a l, d n l o i n
th a t b u n w a i K m r a t B ro th e r * " !) h n* been anto a d lt i »« in Ih l* d a t e a re f a r nm niced, v»0 ! the **»hi)wer" f iv e n
s u p e r io r
In
thou*
r l.e w h e r * y r a le iiln y afte rn o o n b y M r*. W il­
th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try . M r. S ail- lia m lln tid a n il M laa J u li a la in g ,
U r a&gt; lvi*t;i h i* f ile t t iL to tig h te n at tie home u f M ra. (la n d .M r '. It . K .
I&gt;na* e n te rta in e d
tip t b t ir cin ch e a am i ride o u t the
the m em ber* o f the M o th er* C lu b
d e p re e tio n .
I h l ! afte rn o o n a t h er hunt*
on
It I-n’t the unrniployril work- I ’atl* A ie m ie . M ra. U . C . Marlow*

■ Iqgmati who U raw ing •‘i muik
tioublo in thU rountry; it’a the
unemployed dollar. If the dollar
ware limy, it wouldn't take the
Workingman long to 'find aomething to da. Keep your dollar*
moving by paying your bill*, and
■ buying now what you hava got to
buy neat month anyhow.

“ Hundred! of quart* and plats
1 ° f good home-brew and poor 'ahino
gargled am) glugged Ita way to
faod tha fishes thla morning,"
aays tha Orlando Reporter Star
fv m n w n U n g on re c e n t re Ida o f
s t i f f K a r r i . B u t au f a r a * w a
t o boon ohlo to fin d o u t,
th e
m o r th a t th a fl« h Im m e d ia te ly
ir c h f d to t i n C o a r t H a u e a am i
•cad a
d e m o n stra tio n
a g aio a t

y i ” H__ill*__ n i l * _ l n

|n thl* .tring* hour of dying
•tan, of light

Which break* upon the alow aarth
with no aound
Of broarilng wind. In thl* piste
where tha night
M .rgra with day and on th .
■hadowy ground
T h . wild graaa bend* beneath It*
walgkt of d«w,
I glv. you dawn and darknaaa
thay aru fur you . . . -----—
/th t n#fd!«

th ira d in g ro n te a t, a M a d rria tru y
c lu th .
(H u n g a ry in u et In tbu n e a r fu ­
tu re co m p letely
w ith d ra w
fro m
llu r a r n la n d , o r
Weat H u n g a ry ,
aw ard ed to A u a t r la , o r b * fo rte f u lly eipelkd b , th * Alltua, ih *
w aa n u l i f i r l| to ila y b y th u to u n cll
o f am b u taad ara in P a r i* .

Mr. and Mra. Fred Loeull and
little ton* Frederick, left thla a ft­
ernoon for their bom* In Tampa,
aftar apendlng aerarot day* her*
aa tha fueata of M n, M. W, Lae
*11 and M n. D. C. Marlew*.
Mr. and M n . Dick Brown bar*
relumed from their wedding trip.
T h e y vial tad all tha plena of la-

N.var tha full and bluing nooa
will thundar
It* atorm of fire upon your a yea;
nor aUr,
Hat oa tha gulf of midnight,
•trike uund#r
Your amall and drowty heart
Where dim thing* a n ,
You will follow ahadow and iuaUght, you will ba brok.n
by th. bird, by tha gheot of Ian,
by tha word kalf-tpokea.

T n n you buy a Ford there are two thing* you never b«*a
to worry about* One ie reliability. Tha other U loaf lifh.
Here’* aa Into reeling letter from e Ford owner in North
Carolina i
“My Feed wee pen heted Mey k 1«9* and hat heen t w 111,197
mile*. Il kai never Mapped en die read far repair* *9 any hind *
•eerer eiecp* pnocturea.
T h a broke* wen retimed at 191AM Mile*, lfy |U I
aged II mile* I* ike * alien, and an lire*. If AO# n ib e per tire* I travel
ever all kind* ef read reodltlaaw - meant.ln*a* end del.
“1 renildar tkb e wendetfui record aad 1 u n n yea my n o * n r
Will elee he e feed."

ThI* ia Jaat ona of1many t rib a tee to Ibe reliability and
long life of the Ford. A Ford owner la Iowa telle of driving
his Ford 73,000 mile* tn a tingle year. Another wrltaa af
130,000 mile* of good parries.
Think ahead wban you an eouaidertug tha punbaoa ot
•id nnuallir
enuMlar what
«
il will ba like after t W
rtvUg. WUI you Mill kb aalkfledf WU

•

Sowing A n d R eaping
As Ye
ADVERTISE - - -

yuu *U 1 My “it's a g n a t e a r l

V

I'Ford, you know *m ytU a| will ba O. K. It will

hu u k ta g you th e re a a d t&gt;Mk in good atyfe, Jurt M It baa

always A m , And you will kart u rad many Important.
wuttb-wMla dollar* la coal of opaaction aad apkatp aad
law yaatty daprociatfaa.

So Shall Ye
R E A P ---

As ye ADVERTLSE* no shall ye REAP—
This buainexs axiom is more true today
than in any t i me of prosperity. Despite
cries of lament from many sources, soma
business concerns are increasing their rev#*
nue while others stand by and wonder hoVr.
Th# answer can usually be found in th# an#
and magic word. ADVERTISING.

A Rochester, New York coffee si
h i, Incrusd! ita btulncu 26 perc.it'In
th# post 12 months and its owner says; 1‘It
was our newspaper advertising that did Jt.
'We hkVe confined all our advertising to
the newspapers and we have come to tha *
conclusion that we simply cannot get along
without using them, we aru devoting 6
rcent of our sales to newspaper advertlsg and consider U th« best Investment V*
can cuke."

K

MR. MERCHANT, you too, can in­
crease ysur business by using th# advertis­
ing columns of

CLERMONT - M aagnoa act
U wart by Trtmhay Aroportiaa
on rtaartag IN carat af bad adJ . D. Woodruff haa mifaad aa Jatattg preaoat N H M tract af
taltar at tha l amll i li County
' IT

T akJ L
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�C h u rch

M e e tin g s

Personal Activities
MIBB MARGARET PKTKRR, Society Editor

Personals

F rie n d * o f D r. C . G . B u tt, o f O r ­
lando, fo r m a lly o f tb it c it y , w ill
r t f r a t lo Ir a r n th a t ha ia c r it ic a l­
ly il l a t h it hom a In O rlan d o .
l i r a . C la u d a H o w a rd and M rs.
H a l W if h t m atorad to
O ila n d o
ja a t a r d a y
m o rn in g
w h ere
th e y
aiattad D r. C . 0 . B u t t , who is v e ry
III.
M r. and M rs F . I ., R o u m iU a t,
M rt. Ju n e R o u m iU a t, M rs M innie
/o n e s and M n . A . ft. W a lla c e m a ­
torad to O rlan d o y e ste rd a y to see
D r C . C . B u tt w ho ia c r it ic a lly ill.

Hof-Mat* Battery
Company Observe s
110th Anniversary

M o n U xu ra a , G a „ w h ere they h a v * (
k a tn ■pending ab out tw o m onths
w ith re la tiv e * .
M ia , B e r t * M o rriao n . o f l ’ » l» l
i a , who h e* been v iiit in g
h ci
■unt, M n . C la r k * I-e o n ard y. p la n ,
tb Ir a v * to m o rro w fo r V a ld n .ta
G a ., to &gt;p*nd a w eek She w ill t*a c co m p an ltd by M r*. Le n n a rd y

A ,,n u '
\iiioher Two •f the K ir * l B a p tist
T h i c h o ir of the J u n io r C h ris - t \
'
’
.
' '
_ ,
.
&lt; nurvh w »* held &lt;in M onday a fte r
tia n E n d e a vo r w ill h ave p ractice
.
t
.
.
•
Horn #t the home o f M rs l
\\
. 1 the hum r o f M r .
Ilc r n m i.
K „ t x „ . nt
s tt„„,
Hr wn
I’.r k
A v e n u e , .1
T ID M l. w \| J lu p k in , h .d c h .lg v o f
o’ rln ck
the m issio n *t*ldy l***»i«n
S A T l’ R D A l
\ t the tu nctu -lt*n uf nil ItU .lm -T h e l ’ U &gt; c i . t lu l\ i u m iK i.cd iif ,
pci in ,I w i . cn jn y cd w 1 *m
m e m b e r. n( the Ju m u i ( h r i .t u n
r e t ic h m c n t . » c i , . .c r v r d hi the
E n d e a vo r and the J u n io r D ep art
hostess t.i the follow mg Mi- I
m erit of the
F irs t
P i***b y te n a n F. T *« Mrs R I Boyd. M i- V\
C h u rc h Sch o o l, will! h ave it* reg
V
Hume. Mr* J A t unningh * o
u tar m eeting at ** hi n 'd m 'k in the Mrs J I’ l l ii ll iU w ,
Mrs
It 1
ju n io r room of the ch u rch
&lt;In ir 1-. &gt;u Mrs M N Clevelsovl
M r* J \\ K a i . M i* F r a n * .
►

T e n y e a rs ago y e ste rd a y W D A l l e g e d K i l l e r T e l i a
H o ffm a n and Ja n ie *
F
Magew
O f B a n d it A c tiv itie s
form ed w h at is know n
t &gt;day a s «
the H o ff M ar B a t t e r )
Co m pany j
H O U S T O N , T e t , Sept 23
|
located at Second S tre e t ami M ag \
|A P I - J a c k Ju ne s, charged with I
M r ) . L G . H o rn e , who h i . been n u lla A ve n u e M r, M agee
n
no
m u rd er in the t la y m g o f Jo h n
v l il t ln g
h * r d a u g h te r. M r«. I I
lo n g e r cfiflll#ct#«l w ith th is f ir m , . . .
.
, ,
u,
W . R u c k e r * t h e r hom e, 240 V a
but .Mr H o ffm a n , h o w e ve r, ia the '
.
an
le n c ia D r ie * . fo r
the
p«*t tw o present head n f the com pany anil
OIJ* , ° n *
H * n i» y
m o n th *, re tu rn e d M onday to her IV a c tiv e ly engaged
a,
g e n eral
‘ " ' 7 ” f ' h' f " ' " '
"I
hand o f ruoner.* th ro u g h o u t le x
hom a a t M o c k a v ille , N.
managei
a s. d e cla rin g he told the sto ry in
Mr. H offm an's
former home
the hope the s la y e rs o f his broth ;
F r ie n d ) o f M r», I,in to n E A l ­
was in Cincinnati, Ohm His first
le n , who u n d e rw e n t an op eratio n
e r s . C h e *te r Ju n e * , and h is w ife ,
Florida residence wa- in Eustis.
(
C it a r d a y m o rn in g a t the F r r n a l J He remained there only a short m ig h t he broug ht to ju s tic e
H e natnr^ as m em bers n f the |
ughton M e m o ria l H o .p it a l, w ill
time and then moved to Sanford 1
ba g l a j to le a rn th a t &gt;he in in i
rubber hand h im s e lf, h i 4 rut her,
Before
co min g
to
Flo rid a
he
p ro v in g tod ay and I) rep o rted to
•e rve d in .h e U n ite d .s t a le . A r m y * hl’ „ w i,h M ' " , f '' * * * ' l» '"
b* r e d in g c o m fo rta h ly .
h is H ouston a p a rtm e n t on Aug
flying corps
1*31. B a rn e y
M rtia n e g a l.
e i- r n n - i

S h ip m e n ts
T ak e

JA C K S O N V IL L E ,
( A . P . ) — flM pm en ta

Ju m p

S e p t. 23.
of
F lo r id a

f m l t l and v e ft t a b la s eitablished 1
# n t i f h tfh racord d u r liif the
1110-81 aafttoo ending Aug, 3 A
M &gt; o rt by F r a n k S c m g g e , m a rk e t
titw a ip e c ia lla t, s a id to*lay.

Tha report ihowed the season’ s
movement
aggregated
HiO,3d7
c a n with a groea value, F. O. B
at track
shipping
points plus
nearly $ 10 ,000,000 transportation
tot t In the alate, of $97*077,214.00
aa compared with $88,750,000.00
for the year prevloua.

The first location nf Mr Huff
man's batter* shop wa* at the
foot of First Stre et, now the in­
tersection of Sanford Avenue and
F ir st Street- It was onl) a short
time af ter he moved to a location
on Park Avenue (hat (he begin
ning of the First Street extension
toward the hotel was undertaken.
The Hoff-Mac B att ery r u m
party is the lo* al agent fur the
Atw ater K e n t ,
Majestic,
and
Westinghuuse radius. Presto |#ite
and Kxide batteries* and Majestic
and Westinghousi"
refrigerators.
The f dluwing assist the manager
in r a r ry in g on his business Mrs,
W ll. Hoffman, K. H. Allm an , B.
A. Irwin and Charles Powell.

vtct* arretted m Pueblo, C o l o ,
and returned T uesday t*» Hons
ton, J II
Johnson of Dalla*.
hehl m jail here for Sh eriff ll
S
Weisger nf Victoria 1n tun
nertlon with a robbery (her#I

L E E S B U R G — New radb* r e t a il!
fi rm opened by Glenn K i r s t e and
Ho race
F e rg u son
of
t^e«burg&gt;
P h a rm a c y .

W I N T E R G A R D E N Construe
linn underway
on mew
Keene
P a c k in g

P E T R O L E U M

R E G U L A R

H ouse.

B apC-t i bun h held on M■♦*■•! *'
aftei iitMin Mrs \\ B Satchel |i&lt;
aitled over the shm t business

PR O D U C T S

H -C

W IT H

P a ra m o u n t
W a te r

W h ite

M O TO R

Ari- A I whvm W e l c o m e A t

20l-20:i Wm I Kirnt Street

K e ro se n e

100%

To the
,

t

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hi* own resit#fn-

•old train
If H.
■ * h« look, 11%11 would fmd thiftt
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h id Hu­ • h4 i t n i n aQiiai
lk t o .t l. *V4 to gtv# him a
1 n**■•«**nary to
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1 1 * * *« 1
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hat in and ba1., 0
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Statistics
Records
Credit Reports
Or Information
Of Any Kind

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♦ * '•-*»* u . ’ h all hi- fault * m ours ax much '
th** n llM O l hi Id, an*l th « p la in
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■ "'•! a* mm 1 a- the beautiful
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When You W an t--

I'hrrr'* u rhair Miilllnii fur you in
nur uffii&lt;*. any

Him* you wi-th lit

ilrnp in for a frirnilly rmwultulIon.

W E INVITE YOU - -

P E N N S Y L V A N IA

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, way A n d «** m u st t r y to flC O
he- t iCb F o r lh * hi» k w a rd c h ild

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CONSULT
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Special

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Best Wishes
S IN C L A IR

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l »\ | n »'
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mi*«iori
f n
How 1 •■ 1
M argaret (uiwau
Mi 4
r*-n &gt;r. 1 PI §y " Dut 1f t t In
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I ir
• &gt;
several readings' afte r which the mending r■ 1 f
1 ■ | t-iiil w a • 4
members gav e several * m g * *•
»ubi|t.d ii.
\|
•, ii'ioi &gt;end* 1 ■ •1
quest numbers from the 1mu alo­ A VO CllI
'
o f the home Those attending th*
0 * 1 4’ i|T 1 w 1 -Ml Mil 1.1 H,i 111411f 1 11141 *1
11
1
meeting were Mi* Homier I tT11.- 1n|l * O.,
Vf.
It
/
f 1dm *1. ii, ........... 1 • •
M. 1 \ &gt;1.
Mrs A J Walker
Mr^
II
W Mr If* •••g* u Ilk.
4 i wl,.' 1 1 Ilk IVIt ■ V
&gt;ii- i* i
Tiiuchton. Mrs f. &gt; Srlman. Mi
1 t ■ M« • 1 ll. ill on Mt ■&gt; Ilk. \kO h
1 f.v -1 1
W H Sa tiher, Mr- R W M an
F. ll Ml O 1.1 Mi
1 I T4 . fiti
1 Vi* ...........
,t » H t
Mir* E
W Car null, Mrs \ *
M r
t |
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I ll to»»« 1*0 .
» - ih •»»•&gt; »
Gn**ett , Mr* A H Love joy and
*&lt;..
1 ll It - .gir Ml
.n *&lt; f • &lt;
*• . t •
Mr* J H Bowden, Miss Minmal
1 ! lo t
M.
M * him
M l
1 11 ■
In 1
I I .
I.lo
Berk, Mis*
Bright
l.aney
and R \ W h o
A ill* \ I *11.
to 1 nmjM'
Miss F.iltth Iutvejoy. visit*.is
for if Mi
\
. I . he
11«
viml Pit* •)iu 1 ‘
til
I \ Idi
•1"
I M'l'UAt
the meat ing
nf
&lt; ircle
Number Six uf the First Baptist
Church held on Monday afternoon
a t th# home of Mrs H l - Glenn i
on Third .street. Mrs
George
H uff had charge of the drv dmnal
exerrla rs when she gave a short
address 11* king the membet* « I*

G A S O L IN E
G re a te r

T h e r e is but one sol ution to th ia

irm ci-i il family problem, and thiC
1 - full a reptan* e i f each A l i i

• •• .if ■
1 ■* »•»

w 1 x * !*» &gt;• • nd }l d x 1 ;

.Sanford, Florida

T he

ft * *

Th u t • I l i n t j H um e o n the
hi
fm d i»r lainhi H ig h w a y
w a*
itn
seep*- of the re g u l a r meet ing
t
C m le Number Seven d the Y -■

FOR YOUR LATE CELERY CHOI*
PLANT

You

G as W ith

S IN C L A IR

H i It It F K T ( ,m V V Ut&gt;

each child'* rrMuirement* »ra dlf-*
fr rrn C

;
Most • f f l o t ti J i
i f hi 1H.iro* * * f*
f .Sill* iif our fo r vvhat bo is.
iii-tim : tve 'h i t it |S f 1 ills hnvu their roots in haradlty 1 1
bdd- {■ B

-111 1f i l i n ' " '

Assure You
High Germinating Power
Purity of Type
Seed Free From Disease

REFINING CO.
T he

111 ,M M

Hull. Mr* F R Hines, M i- M
M Hopkm- and M is E S Ho. - •

STOKES SEEDS

T A M P A W.
T.
G r an t
C.»,
purchased building they occupy
Construction of Rlvar Junction- at Fran klin and C a n str ia ta , at
Chattahoochee Roa^ completed.
c&lt;v* t of $ 135 ,0 0 0 .

Q U A L IT Y

You And Your Child

C irc le V u m h c r On# of th# F ir s t
C h u rch held it* r r g u U r
M eeting on Monday aftern o o n at
the horn# i f M r* J p Do*«#v.
210 W est S ix te e n th S tre e t, w ith
M rs ft S N ip p er in ch arg e of the
d evo tio nal. S c rip tu re
lesson and
p r a t e r , a filh
the
iM in ta n c r of
M rs, K F ( iMiper
Phe
H i b U» vtu dy w as iiuiwhictP'd
T H V II8 D A Y .
Sem in o le C h a p te r N u m b er T w o , hy M r* 11 T y m in in g s a fte r w h c h
O rd e r o f the E a s t e r n S t a r , w ill M r* \Y I* ft roo ks, J r condii* fed
h a re a sp ecial
m e e tin g
a t ~■30 the mi«.*ii»n *tud* le sio n Mrs* S
J N n il l snitiisent the m eeting w &gt;th
o’clo ck at the M aso n ic T e m p le .
p i l f e r a fte r w h ich a social period
F R ID A Y .
w as enjoyed when re fre sh m e n!
C ir c le N u m b er S c r a n a f
the
w ere served Thoa# pn*««*nl were
F i r s t B a p tis t C h u rc h w ill h a re a M r- S J \ m
M l- J D I &gt; - s r k ,
p r a y e r m eeting a t 7 JO o'clock at
M rs y l y n n V a n s e, M r * M
the home o f M rs. A . B L o v e jo y ,
ttosHlaie, Mr* \\ I'
Brook* . J r
211 M aple A ven ue
| Mr* K N Nipper. Mrs Ch arles
R e g u la r m se tin g
o f Sem inota
V Y a n v rv , M is T ( 'o o p rr, M r*
R e h e k a h l/ d g e w ill he held at s ’
C \\ Speer, M i* 1 jl li n n V iclkei v,
o’clo ck at the Odd F e llo w s H a ll 4
M r* H G u m m in g *, M r. VY 1111 j«111
p a rty w ill he held a f t e r the meet
Itio w n e M r* 1 A A 11*4*1 *»o», Ii
in g to w hich a ll Odd F e llo w s and
M r* W F. fto tt*.
w
11
M r.
th e ir fris m ls a re in s ite d .
l nope r ,
H an d . M i* It Y
»ii id
R e g u la r m eetin g o f the N d r V
M i** Ruby Lo u A nd erson
H o w a rd C h a p te r of the l ' D &lt;’
w ill he held a t 3 o'clusk a t the
W ith M i* L V. Tew p ie so iin g
I hom e n f M rs F E R o u m iU a t, ) *J the re g u la r
m vel i rig of
i in lr

M ra. W D. M eads, of O rla n d o ,
M r,
| j ,n « l e y is one o f S a n - '
and h e r d a u g h te r, M ra. R a lp h A . f o rd 's
m «*t c h a rm in g
m atro n s
S m llh . le ft y e ste rd a y a fte rn o o n
( |, r lh , p. , t yrm , h„
p r,
fo r A tla n ta . G n . to aprnd a e ve ra l . „ j „ , u „ r th ,
nf lh „
d a y *.
W om an s { tub as its te n th p r r s i
dent.
M ra J C . M itc h s lj and daugh
ta r, D o ro th y , re tu rn e d y e ste rd a y

F ru it

MISS ELEANOR BEHRING

M onday

Social Calendar

* V W * n d i ° f I . V . B r r » n w ill r*f t i t to l e a n th a t ha r f m t l n i 111
• t h i) homa on P il im t t o A v e n u e .
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On

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Offleo Telephone 14A.

M rs. W . T . L a n g le y

F lo rid a

C ircle s

U r a rr rrally In mako your nrrda
ami your nL**hes Iho onler of (h«

to &lt;lr&lt;i|i in ami ti ll tin nf vn u r nouln.
If
ran 111 ii Kivr I In* iiifm mahnn
1 "H ri‘i|in-al wn prom ini' to k &gt;‘1 il

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fur you.

P e n n s y lv a n ia
P a ra ffin e
20 T O

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SIN C LA IR O PA LIN E
100% Mid-Continent

Farmers of
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S. A . E . 20 TO 60

F . C. MacMAHON, A gen t
T E L E P H O N E 858-W

SEMINOLE COUNTY

Seminole County
1*

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Successful Celery Season

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WORK OF SCHOOL
FARM CLASSES
TOLD IN REPORT

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In ­

I There hai been considerable hope
'b a t a re s u lt o f the present t r is ie
The j would l» romplete stoppage of
I by *a!e e
silver liy India, whieb
gold 1 has lieen disposing of th ft metal

g ro w th of

as an im p o rta n t

re v -r«

n.« nt

f a M rrn ir fin a n c ia l in s ti

tu tm n t*» car# fo r ih e le g itim a te
o«r«|« u f th i* n tc lin n E d w a rd \V. » H I . 1

A U . DAY CUASHK8 :
TVla typ» of in.tiurtu.il **ill ••
, offgrtd tn pupil. II year, of %gr
J] gnd «y«r who arc . t i n ting .chool
J Thtsa ctiM f* will b* an mvrr.gr
I of 90 minute, per day. T «o iu.h
I c la i m will h, irgam ir.l at Hrmi
S IMla High .Hchorii Sanford. »nd
f t p . d a u at Oviedo llign School.
All hoy. rrgi.tcru l for ar.ik in
thla d.partm rnl
for the flr.t
«rar’( work will lo- rrg i,tcrr | tin
. drr tha ccunty agrtniltural rn ir*"
h curriculum
Agrlcultmal r l a « «
J work of thr fir.t *r«r |.ll|lll* mil
J tfg primarily nrgamiation w«rk

Thr Mil.nc T tvatrr I. owiird i*y the S t'.tk * l-n tcriin ..I

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t n t a l r l a . . w ork for . I v .
n i l . w ill r o n .l .l la rg e ly
U rn * m g r n . i .1
fa rm
M tn L
A ll a g n c u ltu ra l p to b lri
I d w ill tw h*«ed **n the
g lu iv e y study of the I
th la ro u n ty
A n a v e ra g e **f one *|ay
U w ill he devoted to fa rm n
w o rk . S p e c ial . t r r « . . b . l

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baton * i| 4
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la y 1 1* tib*&gt;i f 1 o
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I'u b h iit y
I . 1 1 AA K it 1 I I 1(1 S f l l S T H
H H lt
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I'lH fiin t* |**w**r i i l r u s | * **«luci i« 11
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ill 1 * 4 .

; an to the selection, narr

p a ir
of
fa rm
*niM bin*
equipm ent
D A T U N I T t I.A H H P S
Thla ty |*e of in**t»u«t»
o ffe re d in
th r
sm all*
trh o o U In p*»pll« I I » ' * '
and over A n a v n a g e of
utea «»f r la s s w**rk pet •
ha g iven 1n*tru»ti.*n » ' 1
th a u n it
| | ia the plan «*f th* •'*
|n place these rla * s s w hr
th e need f«*r th* to «*c&gt; •
«&lt;1 In our pfe*e»il (’ kin*
u n it c la » » r.
at
I jh w
lim n i* oft** **f Srm»m*l*
U k» M a ry
ni«**t pt n.|io*t»f fa rm
* *uunt&gt;
T h a co u rse content • t
ha* g iven n io rh
hi*
n o il c l a * . .h a ll (► nf
I l M .if la ir *
ll«* •* f V*» I
w tog
t u t * a . lo me. 1 th r . r e
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p u p il, t r g i . l r r r . l fm - '
P A S T T I W K C I.A H H K S
P a r t T im e c la .* r&gt; * i
g an lsad fo r p u p il* w h ..
'
t h * a b»« a l i fifitt? plant
y * a r» a f ag ior &lt;v r r . nil** a i r •**!• n**l»* I m in t% f.iiin * «s
T h ie e type* **l w *.ik w ill ).« • n f«*r the r a r in g a n ,| sm o kin g o f I i
■ n f achooI ' nt who a re In te re ste d |
f ir m in g
H im d in te d i.m |*» tb
» i* fM * n * n of *i»l fa in t h i * *1 meat
* In p re p a rin g for
|
I
F a t tn d ein**n«tration.
t* p la n , c a ll fo r tw o p a r i tim e rl*» ** th i* «l« pet tin*n t
» n *. O n . at S a n fo rd
»nd
n nr « l
I
F v | e i mu nt it | s d * It
in «o
I'fti In it y
if O v i r l r . T h r n .n r » . c n n lc iit n f the op. f at ion With lb.* t m » .* l N 'a t** I K M l x t I t t l l ' S H |((M ili A At:
/ p a rt tim e c l .* * *h a ll in . Ill'll' any I » c |.m t io .n l 1,1 .Aiff» ' i l l ' l l * .
Ihe
I
I b is «i«-pu tiu e itt
w ill pm*
1 iu h ) c r l m atte r . b l c l i w ill he
S a le K sp e ritn *n l S tu tm n . and lit | mot** tin g ro w in g o f m u* d \» g
4 v a in , to I h r pu p il In le a rn in g h u . b ta le t'olleg*- f A u 'iic u l'iihtbl*
thr«*ngb * \e m n g • la «*es,
1 to fa rm p ro fita b ly
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I lem o tistca tio n s o f imiu&lt;*\« i p i.ld i i*\ an*l the • e vrlo p m cn t *»f
P R O J E C T K K I | I IM K M K N T S :
fit* m | ra&lt; to •*« on Ihe «|* nioo-f *•• a • |** • &gt;mI m ark* t
fo r
'.tb** It*
E f r r y pu p il n g l . i e r r i l in th i
tttm fa tnI fit k
• \ i. •*
d e p artm e n t *h a ll le* n-cpiired
l»*
*’t
|t fti**tp*tiiilo«n. a m i t»»f* on
2
t b fy an ti o th e r t»u*k « r**j*
t a i l i|s N tioioole &lt; * .n t v I a im
p a In * *. w ill
U* »di«* ** * •«I *ttl»l
f**» the pm |*»
**f lo lru tliit tng i i . I stm li* I |br** k*h th e « veti.n g tl4 *»
g iv in g pta* t n n l itppln .itl.m of i * t * * L v p* r in n -nt.il w .»ik
on
'*d
p r in t le ts
*ft* I .«11•I oth* r lo *ul pi blenis w iil
I lu r pre«*ei| p lan s m lm l e tb
•'* •••»»'lmtr*l in . i*np« ra» !••*» w ith
follow m g .leim m st niton * and m
,t * •S U l r 1 F.»|H *rinient M a t .......... .
pel llttente
j Die |* N | le p a rtin e n t of A g tie u l

I ane
h a irm a n of the « a n l
of
If f l
the A tla n tic
N a ln t u l
B an k o f
W aliP
J a c k * n . i l l . o rg a n u e d
the San
bar
» f u r ,j A tla n tic H ank
on
Ja n
t . ’ ta ry
L»2M
I l ’ham L
T b r A tla n tic N a tl nal Hank of reptad
d a r k «onvd ie . la rg e**
bank
in a*'u n i*
F lo rid a . rrc n g n u e d th is tired ir» cou nty
ih e • 'im m u n ity a n l to g eth er at*h m orth *
.1 « tr*.n / bnarrl •. f I** al i!irec*n r«
| a r . I h an k in g fa lllt ie * at
th*
•b-p *al o f Sanf«u&lt;! ao&gt;| ^••rnino!*’
1 u n ty m i I I* d by m&gt; other «•*.
M cClellan
Shifted
t on in the «tate
T h e &gt;anfi»ci| A lla n * . S a t iu .ia
U l.d rf ib r I... ..I M l.lt .g r m en!
T o P ositio n In L in e
M.*gTi" id
\ • riu r an.! i- ■
&lt;n.- I*.in k h.i- e-oiir« e« it! tin pre*i*»r
lllt ie of .iroond t i »IMI OINIIM) an
in aibift-oii by »«*,»•«•»» o f it* al
ftl«&lt;«41. ii s it H ih . A tla iitn N ation
al T a n k
f I h X - n n .ille w ith f
, ' " 1 *&lt;|Uod. and b e lie v in g th ai
m il........
• m»n&gt; th a n I Eii.iaifi.iHMI Ih*’ 'm e la »hr p la rr a h r r * h r ' in
. n ..ii r .' h i . * r l i n i i nf the .t a l c I"
f "&gt;'**• . a l u r . 1 .ia .h l'h a r li.i
bank m y
lu n L 'lb .
. m r n - y and Ibn bm i.n o f
Ih r
r n iv r r * it y nf
a a r v iir U ni •h .iiild I*- I h r fn in a
C lp ’ bla an nm ini rd today th at lin t
Ijik id a n il.
bat
Ilu n -I. Ill fu r a p n m an nt and 1 ly ilr M i t l r l l a n .
«*a b lr
I. ir ln p in r n t
i- rrla m
In b ra n . b i f t r j
fr m
fi llb a rk
ti
rntiii* *
ttii
f r r lil
a g rn n l 1 ir a l ta ck b
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|
Mi f lr lla n i* m i. nf t h r h a r d ir t
T in
\ * l u ll . N a tio n a l Hank
f a n r h r r * on tb r llt.'ll * .|u a d , and
1 J a c k *i»»l| I lie the
p a te n t
tn stitti the &lt;ns h e« b e lte v r tha* w ith In*
turn ha .a 'f ilia l* .1 b a n ks lo a»«-| n a tu ra l a b ility aggi»-s*i .e n e ss an j
Li
J i- k *
I'a la tk a
W r* t “ p in t , w ill d evelop into « big help
| Halm I' .«• h l'a &gt; to n a |U a h. a»»*l in t K lin**
- a n fo i.f
I h«* S a n fo rd
bank be
Th e
th ei tw o Mi t'le lla n 's
on1 %**“
• intr tb. la iife *? o f th ■ a f f ili a t *1 the G a to r* • llo*' and C h e s te r, w ill
It is t it i.il
Th.. di e lo r* o f the ■m ittn u r in the *&gt;a k f ir ld . N’ one - f
I S a n f » I \ t I mp I ii
N atio n al Hank the t!i*»w is related
' h ave i#e-t • e le ite ,| fr nl ou t*tan d
:
' n v a»- . o« re «*ful b***im*s* men
B A It G O
New 9*li,fMM| p .ick in g
' a m i a*#f*db»w*
*
plant • a *t o f « *.a *t
L in e t i n k *
Jo h n I
W alk* r I* . p r %|*I n t. * • ! ! be m rn p le te d and m d \ f**r
•
j \ tla n t
N a tio n a l Ita n k , la * k * n n p e ra ti *n by O ctob er l» t

I

fanning interests.
I In*: poultry, eern, home canning,
_
.
-MOKH AND IIK ITK R POL’ l.T B Y . horn* meat curing, hog raisin g '
’ * l f a h a » ~ l » the purpo*# of thU I'ROCItAM:
dairying, and forestry.
Sgpttrtment t&lt;» foaler th# work af
Promote m ore and better pool- FltKK M iltlt't LTI IIK SPUNjntfure farm er* of Amatlfca In (try hy the f d ln w ln g :
.
K'
Eamlnole County. All buys regia1 . Keening elasse. with special
Provide free agricultural rerrU l«4 In any «&lt; lbs Acrlcqlurra) reftrenre to disease*.
*
lc* for group* and individual#
* . P o u ltry Club.
free mealing place le t any agri- 1 :1
Time, will bo oltgtbU for aiemborif.
tulturml gimjp shall ba providvd' ^
ship la the F . F. A. Membership
when navdad. In the Hlterest ol
'j(
and advancement ia th* crgnnUnthis agricultural service a branch
»
U*« spin b* In accoti'anc*. with
.
ofrwt of this department will be
■
the gU ta C haitsr,
CoiuUtutlon
corn . inalntained in Or|«du High School
r the WMlng.
^
F.XRJIKMH DAY 1
fl
ape*
At a means of m a tin g a tin* r . I
ree- spirit e f ceopeiatlea a a l fellowT
'
skip among the firm er* and kusi
1“
t
nets men of Seminole County, ill
corn is our plan te hold the second an- _
nual Seminole Count! Farmer*I Sa*
Ha* at Sanford, Florida, during »,C

•

A D A M S

.Joint Meeting Is
Held Last Night
B

k i w a n i s

y

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%tile ; I f* i J
P e lt III r. p r e s o lin t.
IW e o la I v p r . * t
lies e o la ; S
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| S a n fo i I . lo* i a m e r.-n.
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f
H ill.
pi sid e n t.
M ill I . um ber t o , S a n f rd . B A
, N e t man uiMruig* r M ill M a n lw a ie
ilT n ., S a n fo rd .
I . n ito n
P
Allen
I p r •• n le n i. S a n fo rd
A tla n ti Na

1

0 \ ATO N A
IIP \P » I
C h a rl- v
S . l l n k . o p e ra to r **f S e lin k P il in g
; I
H e m c r . leased land on m u n i ip al
a irp o rt f i r h a n g e r to house seven \

Better Days Seen I
Ahead Ol'BritainOn
New Money Basi*

Inti

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group

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haa*e o f m a rtu il a n l | »••| a*ti cr ■•••
• k . P r i m a n ) point a *p««i.«i
Ctiuld h e a r at le a st f*n.r of the „*»•«
o r m ore ha mis
R ope a f t e r rope «ra* brnken b
th e w e ig h t o f the c i o w f an .I *;
w oe only by use o f the m tint .
p o lice squad w hich rude ih ..........
o f !h e lin e th at | m&gt;Ii e w e t• i •
to keep c le a r a path
f t th
p ’ r a d e n . l a t e in th • .*t • * iN ,.
N a tio n a l! G u a rd r a v « l , n» n »•
In fo ire *! the poll* e A|.»*», w
.•
fa in te d and w ere r*tn « e l
i *
d iffic u lty
L e g io n n a ire *
fro m
the
fr*
c o m e rs e f Ihe w o rld m afcb««l -•
th e big pageant. T h e re *%••»»• I •»*i»
g ro u p s from A la« k a H a w a ii an*
th e P h ilip p in e * T h e m w a* a kd
ed hand fro m P a n a d a am i th.
w ho made th e ir h »me« m 1 r ;n « i
I t a ly and B e lg iu m a f t e r the » * •
S c a tte re d th r o u g m ir th*
bn.
w e re w u n«n ’ « d ri1lc*»rp«. n u f « *••
a n p p p lly behirnl ih e tu rn **f 'he •

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up

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p r it '- i a rc

P u rs e !

B id s w ill he ra ile d - ••*»* f**r **r
s tru c t ion o f
h a n l siiifi*«'«*|
r**a
betw een
\'ntelan«l
and
W in te r

S ta n d a rd
lo w e r .

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Itv S h n r k

I .iim * H e r

•’ 1 * •*
'**&lt;1 r*tt«*n v r * |.* n l» v titbl
t*&gt;» **s**a lith e **ffic«*i . tegiwlnt %•*,
• »»*• A|*»wrle Sh**als cnnnoiltc** t*
*’ ud&gt; tlire e plana fo r the •■•* *
tiott of Mu *C U* Sh*»a|s and del* r
iii'ii
v* b rib e r
the
t* dr*.»*» s
-h o id il wubuiit m 1*1*1 !*» *1
•
• Oiocttf t*» fease
t*f**|» 1 »«
Ih* i n l r r . f • o f a n
•*!'•* •

- *w «. lif e g’ta rd wh«
!*;»• m t*‘ •• *n»»g M i.
•«e 1 •w**c *i* ' la in ie d •«
I AG
W
|
MiH*»e. •• It. m. b . has sta rte d
*ici '••* t* 1in in rrc o g n i• i*u* :»»f**.

Garden.
IN V K H N K S S
le p a m t e l.

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Ib a n g e

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&gt;tweeli t 'h ip le )

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now!

LANEY DRUG STORE |
H ld t f .

Phone

103

:.i

A rca d e

r ati in for wintrt »a*»on.

.

_____

p r .N S A C O l A

— C it y

Cum m i*'

freight idunar. pl»n axtansion of walal
ar naxt sy.tam and inerrss* outpJl uf artrslan wrll*.

M cR E Y N O L D S ’ D R U G

Lim b

i*
fo lk
w ho had
‘ .b .ir k
«l) iia n titin g "
\ 1 ti ii U v
r e po rted
1
.b i n k • sb&gt;ng th*
bore
ll.t
b a th e r*

U V IA T II I A
F I ....... Li
K ik e A ftso 'fa tio ii v t • 1 t •
109-room h«»tel l**iit«t»•**- t.
h °tn e fo r crip p le d » li!*J . *
M r. an d A irs I I . r *
H !*
o f K u s lis

P ie c io u s ;
;

F 's h a u

t . 0 1 \pt » tr«| Mn«.
h *!*#-« •aI
s ' 1&gt;potat im |

___________

I I
S p e c ia l f o r .10 d a y s .
An
8 * 1 0 p h o l o g m p h f o r o n ly
* 1 .0 0 .

W ie b o ld t

t

f t v e

jfuamt* from the I mted ; i* ti a 4&gt;Wl

m ent ( Q u o tatio n *
»»n M e r lin *
w e ra
fr«m i n iltrf sta b le y e ste rd a y T h e pound
n n c i * ! r u |r ,j * t | | | 9
la te in the d a y
a g a in st M ond ay's f in a l le ve l of
. s l 12 but bu*»nes« w a s re stric te d
h * v** to ab so lu te c o m m e rc ia l re q u ire *

C O » f r l.lM E N T S

F.

p a g e

2 3 , 1931

A. H. MOSES

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1
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D
* •• tit ' lit iii'i «tl Ib is in «*giam
i
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( I I I . - 1 iJ 'K V Y O I I K . s *
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Havsibla ■ lu tm n
, new s j^ c u la lin n , i
Ib iv , | nn.
v.H
1m* l a r r t r d j , l# y ln ir r f U rn ia m il
w r. k u II, lb . S u n fn rd II ra id , an l j
| . | an d Soun.
M il I*. . I - ..I f " r H tff.t u lt u .a l r .l | w**vks ago apps'arv
* •‘ ‘ •••f.a| .............
u m iM jn .rn trn t*
rn r% d f i l c a l
annon
.u n i lb*
u iM U M i.it f ll ‘ ^ ib .* prose u lo r *.f &lt;
in ., t*."i* ia m **f H u s d « * ia r'in rn t.
T h r d ia lr ir t a ltm
( (M » ri* .|| A T K IN
1 C ll lu r , said h r wi
t h i ab. v r
p ro g ra m •* p lan n *1 »f !•»» su s|*ccts w
I t «*ntim.Mtl n nf the celery ®,l,r
l*\ th is d» pa* I in* nt h i an e ffo rt k n o w " the t o llin g
.Ttitdirer
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Will
plot * Inrateu en
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b i *» v** H rrnin l r
( u n ity , both * ho w ere "ta n g le *
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i
.
I o f ft le d t*» the fa rm e r* • ' Nemi
ilI #fa rm
at. .k .t.n. ri**r•I
fro m a sia itd |w iltit o f the fa r n .
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liole I o i n t ) a* folb *a«
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.a m p le * t*»rinty and a ll ty p e * **f fa rm in g c iin im ilta d tn
p r .ig t r s s in th** ab ove p ro g ram i« i
1 lin g
g rn w in g
(|cm u(t&gt; !ra | b to u g h i lo (h * ila p a n m rn t o lf ic *
a *&gt;,t ag r rn lt n r n l im liis t r ir s . A c tu a l
b » " 4*
( l* i f'itm p l. te to il a iid it y le *t
I
Mole *11 ket c o n tro l r v p e n * ' lu g s n i c e w h ich l.u b e lr * plot • iib .it b ilf ly *1* pend* nt up«*n the c o - 1
in en ts and deni' n *tra tin n « in r«** tm g . m ap p in g , and r “••nn»n*nd»» "|H -ra ti n rr»riv***| by th is I p art**p ta titin w ith tb * l* . S . I V p a r t - 1 lin n s w ill !*e o ffe re ! t . lit • fa t in- m r n i fro m the fa r m e r s , the busi*
men, th v
1 nn lit «*f A g ile u lttiro.
r r « *»f Sem inole (*o un ty *.t .n lu a l n»*s. and p m fr-si« » n a l
o rg a m ta lio n a , a n l o th ers
I .i vi ' nn Ibn l a ru r Daniun 1»hur c o a l. T h i» a r tv ic c l« n ,|m - c iv n
s f i . i t io ns.
c ia lly o f f e n d to those fa rm e rs *| - f who m ak« i p t h r c»t»trn*hip n f
S in im d a r«»unty.
Ii. C iin lr o l of . c a v i l s in vi..ia&lt; l v rlo |iln g ttrw la m ia.
L e t ’ * m ake
S s n iiiu lf
C'tflinty
ro t„.
FIIRRKTMY PIUNiHAM:
fa u n s
m«&gt;rv p r o fita b la fo r
th v
7. S a l.a tln g u n j
l a a li r g
T*&gt;'» lU p a f lm M Il
w ill |&gt;r m ota
r , rn
t h r p m l r d in ii a n ,| c u n a rrv a lio n of go«»d o f a ll.
COCOA—t'oc &gt;a lio n s, balng trD irv c tn r.
a
S a il .i c k • * c a t t lr a a .l I t * I R a m ln o lr l.’o u a ly fora^ta am i fo rpainlrd and irdacuratad in prtpaA L K X H. JO H N S O N ,
c l(ri.
r . l Ia n .I b y th a fo llo w in g :

!&gt; P c riu a m nl p a stU M *.
I . P r lu c a lk n a l
w o rk ■ in
th .
P u p il* r a g is t a r I in th i* d epart
Wiutcrim-lurr*.
achool*.
mwnt - w iil- W a o c u u is K 's l lu t ille r I __ 111
2- ' ‘ o n lin u a U u n o f th r co u n ty
a ll H ta t* C o n la a t* w h ich do r» I f i K M K I I A I . C U l ’ N T Y A C U I C L 'I .T l ' l l l l WOI1K
r c f u r i al ra tio n ilr m u in t .a t io n pint.
c o n flic t w ith
t h r ir
a g r ic u lt u r a l
'k l*ainrn»lration« in growing
] stu d ia s. P u p ils . i l l ha asp e cte d to AIIVISOKY B O IR P ;
T h r wnrk of thin hoard a h a ll t a pi"*1 aanlllng*.
*]- t a k a a : t l v , p a d in th a fo llo w in g
c o n lc s ls : C h ile a n N itra te o f Hod* . to aid thi* department in drawing
*• Publicity.
E d u c a tio n a l
B u re a u
C r e p C m - ‘ up i t . program -nd policl... that HK.MINOI.K CUI'NTY PO U.TH Y
la a t a ; F lo r id a P u re st p a rv lc * F o r- ! Ih. county al large might be bel« ANII IDKN SHUWt
as t r y C o n ta a ls ; th a S la t * A g r ir u l- trr and more Intelllgrntly aarrr.1.
Thi* Item of the departm ent
t u r a l Ju d g in g C o n te s t; th a P la ta It ahall cuiuial uf pr. mioenl r * " * * * ''' will he organised
fur
Public S p e a k in g C o n t s s l; an d lo ­ farm er* from all aecliotu of Ihe educational purpose, only and wilt
' g a t a g r ic u lt u r a l e n n trs t* . • ____
rounty. rrpraecnllng all typea of (In d o le exhibit, on the follow-j

c -rn ra a o d e r. R i l j h

iw e .i in p re fe re n ce to gold.
• t ill!
S .lv e r c u rre n c ie s
quoted y * rn H a l |t**r*la\ w e ra h if h«*r Tb# M tsk in
rtf* * , «IoI I mr r«*i»e
I 1*4 ce n t*
to 13
rr * cen t*
A
•u sta m e tl ris e In tile '
' M n i r i n d o lla r arvl th# f a r eaati« o f e rn * i lv r r ru rr# n c l# « . it is pointN*»vv r .l n u t. w ould c ri* a tly
tm provo
i r k r t th# p u r r h a s m / pow er o f m uch of
i ap t he w o rld ’a p o p u latio n ,

fl^ H

T.

SEP TEM D ER

*

(Continued from p a g e l i n n
bar in tha proersrion ra n a
a* 100.000 but iifli. isi I r;w r.
registration figures - h«&gt;'\«*| riHton
listed to date.
In tha ita n i were hr

ra lly

S e ctio n

tn«luM i a I and
n r r ii u ltu ra l com
m u n ity w a rra n te (| th r **MablUh-

■f - n t i ay I I * «ar« e altw ral t»*.
■ e n a u i *f i i * •**«•! • • s o n *
i f m t k s mf %le t N. J « 1 * W * I

Legion Committee
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arm s and m u nitio n t cap tured lio m
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this t ill 1! Ms brother Esley hied not hjppancd along.
The two rwstica known lo radio as "The Sitbbms
Boys of Becks port Point. Main*.* art Arthur Alien
and Parker PenntUy, former s t i f f asters now amang
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laming at a conference a t tb*
ty ball a t which Mayor Jamcw
. GUea p m ld n i and r*Pr*MntaMen. from the relief department.
* f enrloui city and roonly wel­
fa re agenciee were pr* ta t,
n Allen John*ton*, rcprceentalir*
* f tba national relief program,
wba preecnt end outline I what la
M * g done In other cittee. He
gftad tb * casaa of Raleigh and
W laeton-Sal.m , N. C., aa town*
a f OrlaadoS xiao and told what
haa already been don* there In
M M nration to meet the unenite ltfn o n t and relief randitioila
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and ha*
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for kfficirnry and ruurtr.y a*
well aa taw enforcement.
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ATLANTA. Sept, 21— ( A .P .i T h . wanint &lt;prn Monday night
with Urn jam in I . Lichtenctrin,
wealthy wholesale x r i.r r , shortlf
before he a u hillr-ti at hi. Imihelor
■imrtmcnt. in &gt;a fa.hionablo retldmitnal aectiun here, wa. idcntl
fieri yealrrtlay by |iolire, who ronJUmtber meeting waa hold at
t&gt; ‘ kail yeat.rday afteraoon to tinuerl their ..o r ih l i t i maroonM r tba narea* of oreieua elt- rslured a u to m o b ile in w h lr h th e
a to fitted to oore* on Or- ■layer, rwaprtl.
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and I t , U
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that tba rest mi t tea ran* be ■fleinmiii nlurned a XVnitcl that
Upped late a b ap . withee* f t - the grocer dird “at th . hand* of a
party or partir, unknown to Ihr
Jury."
W o chief daty o f the comuliLieut. T. O. Stuniiraat .aid
* -wilt bo to conduct a drive la Mr*. KMtll* I’rten o n , a traxeling
tanker an* November to rate* sal..m an, admitted i h . dined with
iLlOO. which te what auch Lkhten.leln M mday nitht ami atfilled a ahow With him. t h . rail
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A happy, (oalM lrd amile light* up the face of ■ Buick mtmm w
aak him about hia car or about tba Authorised Uukk l u d i
protacta ami perpetuate, lu ax iall n a,
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greatly foe 100,000 mile* or more. And Authorised Buick San
more than &lt; 0 0 0 station* throughout America, give* him aamfl
farmaaca Im unaaa wbcacrcr and wherever ha drivaaa
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the Botch product and Buick ter*Ice arc a cc
merit. For n o n than three time* aa many pi
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General Hardware
Paints and
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th e F e d e ra l ( ir t n d J u r y in the
I 'm in i S ta te * l&gt;i«tn&lt;*t " f A la t n n ia
tw » week&lt; it go re tu rn e d indiet
n ien t* .iv x ir u t F I a ruler - and iilm tit

‘ With th . 2160 .harm of .lock ami
&gt;. «ak*d that t h y I * krpt for him
I n th* co m p an y ’, a a f r .
&gt;
“On Friday," mid * atal.rn.nt
• kaurd by t h . company, “ Mr
^ E b a rid a n ap p e are d at n o r office
and rmfucted * rhrrk for *.10,000
drawn agalnn th . Mock. Thor*
Qyledo offer* to ita r l i i l o r . an d w f n t rr tnuri.t,. t h i . lake a
J Waa nothing unu.ual In th . tran1 paction aa th . ah ar*. at that timn o f (Yntra l Florida. T h . lakr, « * w t l o n nf which l&lt; . h e a n a i . n r ,
y wee* worth *pprnxlmal*ly *82.000
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TV* lh a rr. w .r . d .lira m l to th .
[i Itock charing corporation with
If th * ro q u et that th .y b . tranaI: tarred U the nam . of Cualck, Kent
• .and Company, amt th . fraud wai
'^fiiCOT.rrd. A grnrral examination
a f all G a m r a l M o to r, atuck w aa
• started in a tiu m l.r of hrokrrag.
j jfa n .e * to aar.rtain if r"u n t.rf.it
l U l I k l b a had b n n ■■•Id to any

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Unitnl State*
ruirm iointir r, at
i Mnnann.i The romn»»*,*h»ner
«et
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mi t i l
trovernnn-nC* apfdirnt mn
fur Harnler*' removal ti&gt; OjHdika
I to fane tn»l

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f o r orang e ir n v e « . In l h i . r » r , , ‘ - U r « c *n r
w o u ld h a*» d if f i u lt y in c a rr y in g nut h i*

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K l * ., on rh a rire * o f tvjn-

^ fiber lJan kad b » n known by of
''U r ia h of Cuakk, K .n t and Tom
■_ yany fo r *«T.ral year., th.y Mid.
&gt; - Frequently ho ra m . to Nrw
' York from Philadelphia
and
f Bought ad rir. on th . &gt;tork mar
&gt; t o t from th* h m k .ra g . firm.
U a * W r .ln .n la y

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“T h . rc rtific a lt. war. th . mint
beautiful n a m p lr of rountrrfrit
la c I *» tr saw," .aid on. o ffir.r
« f th# firm. “If th .y w *r. paced
in to mo ayaln tomorrow 1 prnbaH r would acrept them, for it
^%Ould be ImpoHaible for me to
from bona fid. »t»ck."
f.j A* detective. nf th . in t.llir .n r .
dirt* ion of th . N.w York Stork
LCgehang*. N r* York polir. and

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I , Kim m -t!
ir ld a n o f P h ila d e lp h ia , who nbMyf th# m oney fre m t h . h o u .«
P . F . C u c irh , K e n t am i Comly , b y ^ ra w in g
a g a in .t ‘ 2760
r t c o f r o u n t .r f .l t ( i .n e i a l Mo
a it o c k w h ic h h . had p lacrd on

C o u n ty ,

wa» h eld fo r t r ia l a f t e r

M a ria n m

-A hunt . u begun I* aeirrml
• t a yritrrday for t m*n or
l * * i of obtaining *60,000 from
of N or York*. la nr* brokerkOB.w by th* u *. of eountrritt »tock ctrtifIra te .. T h . »rhtm.I M U waa dnrrU jtd by o f f i- .n
I t i c firm a , th . mo.t prifm-tljr
* t had out th.y .v . r had enrount-

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the Bel mol ra were taken ahiiard

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14, from Junes I do Sol atsoul -M
milee from Li«t*&lt;n. |N»rt *nl. with
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o ' tliod
&gt;li t iola.it
o -•«• o-i* pruni.n* ni ubiH** •riling t'on in th.* llrtti^h l*le* that
Dcmptaay
told
tntrnrrwcm
hr
Iba ca wmitteoa war* ,ummon*d tu
t.A*i.l • * .ile I thiit
(t'M ti&amp; u H **n P * r » Four)
ilitio i tha| th** r-rt(*«|K*ndrnt v • i* • uhjrrl* Thri
•• •
ndmit , i* a'uiut $1 t*» % 1 4 » h a r c «|iiiV* J b fllid in the draatir nr (Ion, iba
Idaro f.
| ‘' opt not intttaj to r**marrt - **any9 m m # af Lords to W ar tW bill
lure,| into \!o*gau‘ * hank ttfi*- (hal and That !*)-».
of • I 11 *ert ij« • •
m i l tan | i itday'a fin.il level
• r 1.,.
I h. li*t
.. . Irrliiijf Among g»»b ernniriit nffl*
*
*
7
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t
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a
&gt;
.
If*
m
llol
tnanh[« rtyal aaaiat.
making an app intimnt l*y t I. b»v frt to \oii
d m il* tlto little* 4 )14*11 h taa .
k t»4i k in I * Lit* tin ling, aX I rial® an,| mnitber* \»f rongtaafe
ta aplto a f HamWraoa'i pladga
phoIlP, l»lff thr |»Niik&lt;*i •'•Af A41*1•• i
n»\ r in. In V\III \- II f,.,u| I rn e* f*» n,| n «|m inkling f griierMly aa® that it taould n*A«ili
Ma Ict. um • cniib i, t, 1
"V
m ii*. __IB .. y
me.
■ thuughl
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y i .•
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a W---•■•n 't a, •bid■ u 1
it sit slnilFal |l|V|.|b*'to t xh . «%hi, h hi '•» ihery and nib*
k * M «ubailtt*d U .ever.I at
that «ti'» *• 1,1- I •ttiil, n I am* of (I to l • a -.hare. n u alimulstton • ( loiHiiiraA f r
•r-.inim *»| ... , ...... ..
ll. 1
ta n a la th* ramtnaa. from labor
fAth r hail It ftiir Inin
MbfAI i
"torn! ally
I* III lib •" lit Ate* oy- nMineio'.t lu«ars lungnirf th«. « mpire.
fmtvniMl • m n't y 1tl IF, ,ll .* 1«
tank-talc t o n aad On r*
were
sicimr ncs ‘ |»s|*«*rinrn. nnl ii
Th. rai*iii|r of the redi'counl
Itim nl i n t*»* |lr, •• ■ M .
II
(*••••
f »•••*» 4 febb i »ht« t J'. in ptoilli■ t o y complaint, o f 'g a g nil*.”
11 ■
c^lb,-tj his v 1
ria l l&lt;iu«ly
rate from i s to Ii |n-r ent trip
m i .*»»« d
1h
|fllFPlI t • |l| ||• o *|H v . .
in 1* i**i*ev
______
t a r t e r a*
rn- an »nrr*A
aetma and
a
•inger
Thar* was aa d ill.le a an tha
ll«* iim r nut f&gt;* thi- rr r|i|i ' trMlgtation of |,|.
. I' d. «t»
4 101
|t». Itoind market wn* hat dent hit. vletaed a* a pt*p to .ittiart foreign
, . .......
LONDON, to p t a . - i A . P ) — !
bU objeeiion.
t a l l aata bat tty w c t f u l t , rtoeI*. lalllph y .-IS •-it. \» ho
. room and *tutW out hi*
'•r&gt; • artangrnii o* . f.
n • ..id,riw# fiutiieiou#
of flu hunin«**4 and nmm^ uo,| e s« contile I.ia
h
iv
e
t
r
*
Britain'*
financial
fligh
t
hung
lika
,
.
wm*
to
I t o . wata rarrlad by a a bbtin -li pull 11 |( F*t 1 niift
, * ai *i hand a* hr i.vughr I &gt;, 4 * the W a t.
I,, f l l i l |H*r Itoind of fHMMi pm ml «iderr«l hy *on»e a* tt niohe t i Inl*art\* 1 I
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over
tba
meet
lag
&lt;4
Ito
,h'’
1
b*for*
thei
OllAAIir (III. |Illl, (It
mt appraglatoM y IQttv
Thro he h upitaM^ i*iiln|
e in foreign i ,4“ Cv and Ir** * V ClaU llriliah irnDry
" I f Mr Seilhjrv .
• a - . - a »________ _____ ,4a. .
-to a• ll
n , I •a hhaal lf
f l te
. la
l ars aag
a . * «ha agreed Jfume
i i aand
*1V
• i n j c t B r n r a a m itte e
nf
hi* gti«w| into thr private o ff •• * i|Uration.," he -.lid
(iuvvrnmr 111 • tpeit.* MU|[i*itai|
i'h. »!••• Imi • Hi d oie^tii- itttauea.
bIII
__
tattd table n « f m n r v to a a ttlr (fnarn ta bom# lt f # a fte r ! and metalled Is1111 in a chan ‘to*
|ln Ito.itd Irutl'ng tan th** in* •t a. • that uhandontiieni of the gild
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lh.~r
hill
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yaatonUy.
»l e the* walnut *|rak*
tib, i|t more Ilian two u-ui*. but •btnndunl at this tune wool I not
ih.- qurrir of n**4 .|&gt;4 p, rovei. "
(b # a grew m eat. r r fu &gt; in g to l i \ r
Sir D t o w l Huai*. »*. rria rj far
• In appearance Morgan •n.o«*l
T o u r O f F lo o d
A r e a , the 1 .m oiri in ®to
was only re-ult in a* dm* an effe t a i tht
t*» k* btn«
II#
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l
hr
htid
not
I**'it
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r
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in
tad la. ananuarvd I • th* cun m ill**
’ more than a financier, ratne* .« l-ocnaul I.
l.pmiHHt «hnr&lt; *. bttho h ha* Ih.*si » action b«nul,| h*fi* during .« peii.wl
f
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r.rk
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ic
a
g
o
appear
o*
the
*
•
«
llkat• IS* tap**
l
hrartnl
c»un*rr
gantlemani
. * - auuld
------ maintain
----- ■,n •i l ■
lUnito—
......I wisokwh..k
nrartni
r*u n 'rr
gem len
an 1
entl&gt; m* la*t -lone
f prosperity. A* far •»« tlv- t rut*
\ W K IN C , Sept U
i \ l» » , . are
bury in.,i...,' .^a'u • I Soil in
*
a
to lf* to th* puund . l. r l . a ,
, ,J ^ 7 .T T n
T *
v
’ UP*. «'•»
«»-•'
........ -I
. ro,in«fd
i*ign
llilu l*4i I* Mi.it L**t vbk* bheakeri ed Stati-a I* conccrntil. they 11 tta-|
1 t 4tid Mrj. I'h itlr * Liuilbei^ii
f the fogialatisi
than 11* hiltortu .irtuaUy aypurw-1 V •n,,1,,C tour l » cum* here ^"r
f..» *ml _g ta r*,
-_____
.th*
. . _head. ..f .the
. . l.o«'d
Inn.led on Lotu* I -*ke ter - t«»day | ihim \ •••% A ork. •bowing gtruTuI that the American *I.n k maikatB
iiaV* *tiirating c o m m it i'i t
U ri» to
.
« . - ( A P I — m u rvlaticnaklp
rvUlK.aahlp tu gal&lt;L
gal.L lla
I I* . |&gt;- . !* *
**• pP**r
'• go tn
to Mid.
M;
in hi* baronial hall l l r Ct-tln, f he
at four A. M |K.H T
• , f 1*1 |to-1 nt. Further , wrr.* affected only •Itghllv.
raft.
n m .t.r n N*y*&lt;J*.
u-ork u «
^^r
mavof.
Mfho
•iid
I*
af
h
circle,
toileted today p*al*d to .11 tu Hand k) th* m
S a v n of old.
. . .
.
.
dd «upWith threat
llritam
*
•even and a half hmir anrtey i to
it ttfli nn r &lt; nry t i suapenil,
**«{irr1rd t . iw •*l »»A. ioi.
iatorrr ia a m a*. o f ahlch h* is,
Laval
will
vi.it to•d.v
ThroiAfh«o«t th«* interview M r
lllgtif obe| »hr flooded teon.n *i fru
14«ue% lifted in ply the lowcat III y at4 folio alrtt|
• in I. nd&gt;
ll« |«re. ••••ll
“ A br**k ia the nip.-* rx.hangc, part owner, tn tcndilk'n him ..If* ■ an kepi flgahimr a friemlly *mi‘ • n*.t-i li «| I hr
i i drum of about ll.iJUO.UfMi.uiMJ In
Northern ki in w i piov&lt;n«. l b y that niarkrt
th&lt;
, Wof |i|-Wtill*
.&gt;H -h u h Ih* ltlucturr of In n.a further f . r .— cumStock
■—‘c m tp* .•l4gn, ; „ „ m p (d „ „
di •ovrrrd a ha 'l\ flix lta l ;ire^ Th* I niii| trading m m the most a*
rrtioit
th••in
c u t months,
iu.u iu i *, aJj*|*n«ion
*.».•! • •••••»n *f %
Thkh
h*
hop*,
may
Irtd
again
to
(mane* b built, « u » U rrrahr a
"It Ui | »ii|inrf the I*, f ♦*!,.
of hi* r|o»e friends and a'l him
heretofore unknown to the Ration Iy *he X pvi A oi k din k r i hatitfe 1 g- 1*1 -tandai I is et|ieit»-d to result
«h*
htav)T*ight
title.
flnaarial and *roaorm&lt;- r r h h of
w. rfil to
ujj ui rejief rnrrnni«4 |on.
-Jack."
|*ten
,,r" tn*thi
ffu-tal* wai the announiN ntrnt » f ' in keeping tlo* supply iidart and
th# fir .t Qi.gnitud.-, th / - r~nrt
Twica It a p ob ri'ed for what h* • •«*»»»t•••- •I of till Wllijrrrieoa '
Th. • np'lt* M ill tll*V el|u*eli i| 4* Vtirtual t an on *h rt railing How 'in iitlrn. ling m n v e i frum !*outu
gbrncr, o f Thick in ti* &gt; « d a ), of
plea»*d to «lea« rib# .ta hupping He -ail.
to •••*•b, mother .vri.tl o irip r to imp&lt;M.itant a factir this may hav* A fri u
etisU it l* imfnm.ihK- tu for****,"
about f n » » ona anhjtart ta anathi r 1 **r I**14**
t.» |*»im, Mitt 1 Ol t r.iW |’» .t .g| m ll*. t j k*o| |,t I ran In the aupfMrrt accuriled t o .
ffa hoped hr had Rot T R n fU fF r tm fy w ^ * ’
ft*».*tf|,
-TKnT
" M r " H r - i .!&gt; • ; . . . .
. . ....... ..............
l l ^ i u.-. . niallvr
g llS p e C tS T A
C It I I I
T h * u p in iu n o f d c i.g a lp ! t u
1gue«t. Thera « i « not any d uht • **,r thrr* 1, any man wiio • M&gt;i 1 bry flight. Were i|.-*t.i,«,| 4.• hair able
iliffcrcnc# of npini n........
th a t In d ia v n U b a r * to m n k * Ih *
*'
hr m riat a hat h .aid. a! I*1 * England thm uili, hr i. 1! . Uen hikfhly «»rrM *fii| tr I were mr n»r*t prominent of Wall Strr t
baal o f t h *
c ir t o a s la a c * .
hot
Ihoegh ha haj drawn a clear pie- nan
| liiriii'il o w r to the fbtotol relief ..••.mam
|:i«|gra —
- 41.U
J *•—a
that W* effOft V*BS
Hkon t * j no m m .m ix in g th * ra I Tli* m . u r niric*.| born.- ...
#[. .I c"inmii.,.nn for ti-r in lit u|M
___IN
_ G_____
# -rn made to uriva’ shoila tu *uver their
W A SH
TO N ^
, ^
Sept.
XT ^ j tur« o f a hat «a * going forward
W lta l b * d *p r* c ia U u n o f , ta * lia g
12 hmr*
butir. lair,
I»ir . but thi*
illi. time
ti,,,.. **
ll n’ - Mr&gt;. f.lnfahergh
I.in )»t.crgii a s * at
i t tie
li
(A .P | Fraigkt n i f / a«laauat«
*
~
—
ov»«ti |J
, nimitnients, hut that a retreat
B IB IttlH
v a jq * n « i * U ka va «n In d ia * com
far the ra ilro a d ta maintain thmir* A l l
P o p n r ) g\ l o **
,u,r
fa'rlt hut the !*•
rulUfala B i « i of the day o f the -ears **aa» tha proper t\fh-------• o r * . , a lre a d y W m a n li. c d hy th *
NUT
ON.
litataa proparly an*t maet fired * * " " * ™ . * I *11 f t I I v 1?) weather'*
He was w.ann/ « . '-'hll* U imI jT Us#il t.he u m r n .
• nlcaf raacllon tu tb^ situation.
H U N T IN
G TO
N . S » w Y ork,
p a li l l r a l * v * a ta a f l t d &gt; * a r.
—ni.trict
Atrhargea
were
demand*
j
Cf
the
In
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l
l
H
o
r
^
V
l
l
V
T
a i I b V
h,u*
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luh
t
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7
-------------which
ha
|
certainly
U
aa
greatly
Sept.
T
t.(
A
.I
M
Maha tma Gandhi ta t through
111u,- animnigad
U tt..
Com marc* CommU.ici.
CommU.ion n
Unu
I'ommnrr*
f r o f
* 1 n
j
1 '
‘ &gt;,n *
" 'Urb D y n a m i t e C « D R l a s t
• difciuntad."
i tmtley Alrxaniltr II
Ito rootia* dbcaa-vun. o f r* Itrs
na-'hti*.
In thi*
thi. connection,
connect
___ .lw
. .0
. __ pert, in iha 1
yv-lcrelay
raUnm.i ccuawel.
ecumrl.
e r d a y by
bp railroad
B y U # S I j P J ^ l O n B O u y ' L "T pin-rl.it n
&lt;* Ltlr.
Iw ln r o * *
V * ,V . **#In
aewral h«nk j « *-U\ that
W m i t.iTTOn tha t * a chamber* ftd
In ju r e s
Y o u n g R o y l...
l « ....
r#garil*,|
th. Ill Utah l*p»#
...... _ ...
bat# inurdrr ul Benjamin Colj II# ilanicl having .ni,) n l .,1
to fartt^naatag t o f/ v Ito mt I t o projacUd Indian Wgi.laClytt, Br*rn mt Nmw Verb. at.
frum thr gold atundard »-&gt; . ran- I tin- hail lean placed under xr7 T «
,ha' to Tun I,I lit# In in.*tor* T ittoat. comment, it he mg tar*a&gt; fog Uto N * r T*rfc Cmilml
D E T K O r r SapL t t
f A.I .( com, a Unite | S U l* . rriMin,
Mm# Sourar, )i«uig «un of Jo* ] rtru ti'# inra.ut*, anrl the .lal*- i r . t UI W Irn in ,; t *&gt;IT7 nj to-1. H lu# &gt;#•
» » r
hi* day o f ailmeo. A t Uw * a * o f •M Wad ml u * toga! I U f f pre
.V T
* — “ '• » ,» - * « « .
•"I
“ I am no. Km
» f p .liU -1 -x :r#r. tool * thumb «n,| a p .rilon 1ment • f I I*. Murgari to th« A.- fu&gt;»d tn trvvitl their name, or Ih*
ih* a lta r* ma u n l aa h* d*rart*d. mmstteg ib « mlig ad*' lid * mt th, **mkl*d !a national roav.nlW.il |,b ,„ , ko nominal** h;n##|f f . „
'■ .lire* fm (* r , « » Mu- i*,u i, ,f acciat.-il I 'm . in Ixntlun that it rin itiii.tanc*. of thru arrext. Ifa
W tam canbd hy a dvtm tiv* and 14 p a ren t rata merva**. argued
n t(ic, 3&lt;rt0 ratU&lt;
« .
dl,- ,au| Mt*. r o llin g ,’ dc.rription nf
in ri|'|n.ioq of a livnamitr rap *o&lt; "a hopeful and not
o r * d t.S« tor*, t-ok l.m * a- t to.Ur to
matt* I d o r * St, Jam*, Street ta *to aatia*-* sh irp m
p’av da strength and coh», in
*'
v« irfaly th# two Long
I , land S o u n d
w h i.h a m t o ff wh#n h* alt«r&gt;tpt#.l cauracmg pvrnt" aa,
viam a f i t , a kWh t o may rvat to inilrcata raw * high «m&gt;ugh ta
m ri# n ,w h -» hn,rd*d her him&gt;«oi.ii&gt;! ,W# pow tro Iron,—tha g f f t i ii
■■
•U d a i » r . d c
ahibr conUuvr.- - W h a n --, rrpvrtar H r a f i n K ^
h * M i n i Ito tatilim i. .................
v• h im 'if
• -h# -had pa’-d sir Via !
band'* evtin rnii.#r aa it lay »n__________________
* ***ti**nt. H * caaUndH Ih* raw sir ! ia tea ranted with commit- * &gt;•W
Y**l,Pda&gt; morning ahnrlly lac fo m l at midnight and throw
N A M E D A S S IS T A N T D B A S '
b*J nq rltornativ* but ta tews whicn will make their rc pa..aga o „ th. lin .r h#
I ‘ "'r T " r V ' h"
wf C o s t O f F l o r i d a ’ s
nunruril oml C ot mrriral Avrnua*.
him ovfrlmard. U being for------. giant th* rata* that mould giv* port, tn vo rroT *nd Thuraiay.
ami *ald:
Ra.olotion. on prohibition inT ied J lo Wilmington.
Y ’.ung Jiauc r oa) ac#ompanl*l
R o a d s A r e R e v e a le d
G A IN E S V IL L E . S rft- S . — th* r*rri*ra tha lagal fair nurn
" I t aax paid for. I fcav* bran
(4 JT .)— ll* T * r d —
—
-*
*' -» lhair *l****tm *ats. Ha ^ id . rludiag .omr pr-pu.lng a i t , a l living Tlth tho 4tal&gt;- rnn'tilu- by a group of b»v&gt;, tchn av-r» aim
Th# proxarutnr hdd »*vrral long
Dyhmaa.
• ( . (to
mr n f t o w n
la it o to m v n r, tha r»a d, v a n aot ajkad far modification and other, ach­ tion nur far a numhrr &gt;-f v,-ar«." -rrhii g to reno-v# ih# exploaita
T A L L A H A S S E E . H i p L * L - - iii,rgnra t-lcphon* cunv*r**tioiu
pi-arriar frrnt olh t djnamit* cap, (A .P i F l i r l ’a'* m 'le, o f high­ with Wilmington authuritt*# to i*f«rcn .t m
• to t tto y taaaidar tto faU -fa ir ing a natiur-aid#
T t o mayur w » , 'bronxed and
at th* tint# A-ihtcy Philip, wax
fur# th* arc • a t a w a r * m a d * .
in lb * hand, of ih* m-nlu(to. V i th* I ’ aivanity a f n -rid a . " t t r , ' a t thla tun* havaaa* ml
•ppoarad ia aptrndid hrallh. but •l-o fu rl xml m i t,krn to th* w ay. a r* |mv#d with gold .T h »t
Mraowhii* aaxlxlaata prepared
■
" a i — * ‘ *
toint* tto aarkaa eemmmic l U m t t a af tion, rommHt** ahkh c a l'c l a Than a.kad mtothar h. had
Ktrnald-I.an
a_ t__ a
. , ;
---rirn
aiq-L in aght*»n Memorial II hu i* the ria l th* .ta t* and roun- qu**ti&gt;in Mr,. ColUaga again.
toting tonight
mt tto
nt Tto
tlc* &gt;2*1! -J-.hi.28I rt7. Racoidi d it* v n m t * * r i n * h“
• I rital. Y o u i g
r h i l. p x
T t,
on ly
m tto flrtt c f
A , tto raaull « f
Pr*,id*nt
hy Da**
AKRON FLIGHT HALTED
H * «»»r-» addrv..
in Thikh ha ibroad. to .aWL “ I t --.I.in t c a ll, .ligh tly burucl. but th . S a u e r a
i wlH
to ih# •'•ginning o f tha roid
J. M atW riy.
“
m L
* w y o rv # aax to i ( toy T ill h*vr to r v m a i n ot th*
. w * t » « k aa man. Tha ratirv Saoi.aad Camdilion. of th* naId pg in Florida ravtal that
hr«plta! for anolhor I T » or thraa gxunli#, ,p*nt 1170.ST1 “tJ.Ol in
e a a u M A c m r — im rg* v*r%- ! n e n ie e ia a l i atttiag alaa® with ttmrnlI Iraaaary anj xpaark*. of * * ’ #
AKKOS. Ohio, Sept. 2X
’ ■ " -------------- —
idayr.
*
I a t pagav
foaxtr-Kiing highway* and th* fA J*.»- L'nfavorabl* V ,
other
to U to w ta tir * . a f
leattar*.
official,
today
P L A J ft C IT T - C a n W. Cax I
----------------------bi cnajnar
•tat* tp#nt mrro than 114.0)0,090 tore,axlx cauaad tto
hy
„
that action for furthar
af t o
*»U na» t o , i i inirrart o f K. t i . '
FORT M t EKS— Permit ixiucd malBiilna 'h* roxd. «l:b*r bails ra*n&lt; yaturday af tto ___
mt
payoveru aa vottraaa toau* wax
p r i f r bttvie*M o f Sul-i for cenatruriivn o f addition bo hy th* ,tat* or takan war from
a f milL
flight of tto navy Zappalia *,
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saving the
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SUPREMACY
Coach And Squad
OfUnknoWn Calibre
Increases Problem
I f WITT HANCOCK.
CLKMSON COLLEGE, 'g. c..
flc— (A .P .)—Clsmson Csd« f tha walk on South
wraUna gridirons foe tha post
• n * * h aptara this football aeaf vHb a new coach and a tram
« l * »a unknown quantity,
[ran* • N aaly, who was right
tad man of Wallars Wada nf
lahama. U trying various combi
W H aa tha Tigers prepare for a
iZtMVava season. Tha
taciturn
SB vBa aided tha Crimson Tld
I (tir in g national ircognltion i.
I a«a*atblng of a tough spot ami
vN aaly succeeded Juab
Cody
Than tha lattsr returned to Vanpat blit, hia alma mater, after a
•UCCCSXful four years hero. For
(k# goat two falls tha Cadtts have
M U undisputed state champions
•ad la 1»XR they laid rUlm to the
tJUa. Mora than a few Southern
CMftftncs deals bowed to them
taring tha Cody regime.

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A ' *U ff opening gams next Fritay with Presbyterian College H
I. f. A. champions, fares th* Co-

the

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accident

taaarsac*

, poHey carriad act Mrs. Wlml&gt;l*y.

ttM lb n ^ . . * .

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Md vita am) atm. Nar-

A If ami Erieaon la ewryl
Um aan, Mr*, n i h v L n d q ilii, Mr.
who waa 20, would bril^ double Ill(b School students In. ( j i »' * * und Mrs. Marnoson and la th*
1 Indemnity if death resulted ’rum j rsnea Lundquist rut hit fool bat evening baaIdea tka family gr Jup
torn*.
U back in school.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bolloa and
Police talc) Wimbley hat hern1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Htarne and Mb&lt; Ella.
&lt;f ontimjed from Pafe One)
Hey's money, and abo of bayiay j married three times. Under the. her mother hnee moved hack to
M ti. Ililma Lindquist spent th*
'a fie* yallon container of gaso- alias of Howard C. Dickerson. hej Grapevtlle in olno of Mr. Bolton' i 1«th at tha
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b o m * o_ f. __
bar
time in Richmond, Vs., while en­ ‘ was taid to hare married Mi*-s c /llatet.
! daugbtbr, Mrs. H. G. Landqubt,
root* to tha Tench home. Before 'Ida May Grove* eii months ago, | Mr anti Mrsi. Floyd
_ Sparkman1
________ remembering tha Utly. birthday of
their arrleal, he said, two saad- ' although marred to tha laU Mrv 'rent ■ few &gt;b&gt;a
‘
- son, Edgar.
‘
Olhar
“
at the beach!' their
Other callers
lag&lt; were fashioned from a piece |Wimb'ey. Police said there waa' alter returning from Jacksonville wet*: Mrs. Maguo»on. Mr*. Fry.
• I cloth rorerinf the front »eat a third wife in Baltimore, from and hove moved into Saoford Mn. Tjner, Olln Tyner and Mr*.
&gt;of the hired automobile.
Babinyer.
whom he claimed to bare been m u I irst SL
« row Her wai quoted a* saying divorced.
We all had a fine time at Rock
Mr. and Mis. J L Dixon, who
this plan never
w it carriad
are moving tu Carolina from Pa- Sprinya at tha Union Sunday
thinri to'through beca-a* he demurred,
Ltka. spent another week end in Schod picnic on the 10th. Farretl
norasi it having thought
Wimbley was
Grspevjlle with hia psronLs Mr. City. Like Mary. Floral HatyhU
tha
last "kidding "
*1*1 Mr*. J. R. Dixvn and children, and two achuob from Upamia wars
UPSALA
represented beanie* a boy■ class
• fleseribiny the death #f Ml*.
and Mm. Roy Coleman.
AND
Iny meth- Wlrnhlry and her child In ' the
Mr and Mr*. Ericwon ami Mr. and teacher from Apopka. Bro.
( 5R A P E V IL L E
ramp, of-, murky water* of the old Otseaood Mr*. 11*evil were pjc-ised to Sprndlott tonk | k i( bunch fr»m
aetics- all |&gt;eukr and Ohio canal near here,
&gt;CV our old
time neighbor*. I hi* part. A fine pbre, « food din.
••Shorty" Metier and family „f ncr and program In which Rev
i* Harvey the itatement from Crowder 'aid
Jacksonville, rnrouta to Punta j Forward, of F jrreat City, waa
•nn Warn- he had turned the eanoa over acI Icaoer in the absence of Ree. Ataeabtant [ ridrntally. Earlier, h* waa quoted
Irrtaon, who has teen very ill hat
briny the a* eayiny, Wimbley motioned him there,
1 better now All reytstled his nit
i to the to turn it nver and later poked week'
,vj being with us. Ree. Thorapoon lod
in inter- him why ho had not dona aa. ‘ ‘ \pr,
lie,' In prayer and Bro. Clark gave a
le*.
Wimbley did not ruah to the childr
he' short addreaa. Mia* Smith, of
• ia«m and rescue of the woman and child, | home
t; Winter Park, also spoke and (ha
the re- Crowds, waa reported to 'Kara Piero
children had a part,
•a' appeal |said. Crowder ran for tha rwrHia I Rtinda
ion
We hope t&gt; make this an annual
encamped -quad, and upon hia return found I Mi.
ler ! ret tnyelher to eneouraye on*
jnlame It •Wimbley pulling his wife's body | few ci
ith' another in thla yond work. Attendand his |out of the water.
boldl'i
I inK from this part were: Superin.
rt with a&gt;
“ I-ear, it to me.”
Wlmbleyl them
ire lendrnt Alfred Ericsun and famiew I ly. Mrs Ste.lt, Helen Lee. Mr*.
vedjn. giving Grand-: llartli Mn. T. Bally and two
■•all-Wifi kit,| i*ihiTvn. In Eoath1
F'rhlMHn. Mr add Mn. SpdMIdT*

Dy DILLON GRAHAM
Asearfated Press Sports Writer .
ATLANTA. Go., Kept. Jl —
t A.P.)
With th* opening sklr-1
mist** safely past tana casualties (
among th* favored teams. Dixie's
intercollegiate football legions to­
day buckle down to another week
of drills for more Important en­
gagements this week-eni.
Not a single upset was scored ,
in the nine srxtthern games [
(Isyed Saturday, although Vlrglnta Military and Mississippi
barely slaved off &gt;(i'ester.
The Islington Cadets had t o 1
rail on a last period rally to |
squeetr out a one touchdown win ;
oyer Hampden-SIdney while Mis- |
slsslppi's 1.1 to li victory over
the Western Kentucky Teachers
was due to fapt Neal Diggers' ,
alertne.*s in ratrhin* a fumbled i
ball near his goal line.
Mercer fouml tine spec te I oppo |
■ition from Kr«kine but managed
a 20 to ft decision. Virginia and
Sewanee took their openers from
Itnanoke and the Alabama Teach­
er*. respectively, by the same |H !
to 0 count.
|
Howard scored at will to down i
Marion "2 to 0 and Chattanooga
had no Iroublo winning
from

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11y other Dwarthmore;
10, Franklin and I
tv break Marshall; II, Iwhigh; Jt, Wis-I
S.H and run.in; SI. UFayatte; November
g strong'7 \otre Ik me at South Band;
ach onn I 14. Georgia Tech; M, Cornell', ■

YanksTake Ei ght
Straight Ti l t s To
Overhaul Senators

winning eight
straight
games, In each of which the startlag pltchar want the inula, the
HOLLY WOOD—Modern service I
Tanka caught tha s. natnra an I
vacat a gams ahead with only a lit station to repine* Pan-Ara Goto- !
tla ever a week of play remaining line Css. station at West Harrison
Tka only eltiba that cams near St. and Harding Clrtla.
aqaalllng tha record of Ik* MrChttkymant for th* weok wai* the
•kampion Athlrtics. who won sii
wM last one, anil the Chkagu Cuh*
a l kha Nattenal league, aha set a
(Imllar pace.
.
In awaoping tha week's pro­
gram, tha llva Yankee pitchers
/ »» m in i n jk jn n o r t f
W ho m w action all &gt;wesl opposing
beam* only I t runs, an avsraga af
:n t h tlu Pf. i nj , &lt;)).,/
amt a half par gaaaa. Gomat.
( i n b l t 'n t ,
Taaaock, am) Ihpgras a,ores) two
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fktariaa apiece, wklk Huffing and
Rhodes each had ana. Huffing and
ytfgrM pitched shutout*.

R o ig e rs

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formerly

|D ' Tka Yank slugger*, lad by Raoa
’ Rath. Lou Gehrig. Tony L u r r l
[. Md Bill Dickey, dealt a world af
. ' ggnlskmant to apposing hptlara.
V Tka* collected T7 kite and SCOred

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kauun slayer of tv a wamaa aa
three children, OCniplad a sail |
tha paw death rat) annex * f A
Waat Virginia atata priaeu 1#J
night, after bolag raihad be!
from Clark*burg, whara a thraal
ening crowd mi IIad abant th
county imll early yesterday.
.
Power* waa pat vaadar hand
goatd and Wards* A. C. Scrag
gins announce^ an ooa hat aa
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Day at tha basis of Ml*. HI
Luadqubt at whiah bar too*,
win. Hllmar. Elaaar. Asms. Cai
and daughter, Mrs. H. 0. L
qubt. and thetr f&gt; ml lias t
present, waa enjoyad. Amiss

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I f the United States government should sui
dare that the American (foliar in no longer Wort!
but only what you can get for it, tne people of thlt coi
try would receive something of a shock. In suspending the
gold standard in England, the British govoriimeht has
ruled that the pound sterling is no longer worth 14.86,
but only what it will bring. Ijite yesterday if wa^. selling
m low as t.T.75.

li qu id a to r* ,
•uaeeaeom
.
• r*. creditor a,
graeteew d f H M r
pernone e l a l m l r g a n y rig ht, ■ f i l l *
wr Jn tf rest of a n y o a t a ye wftttao*
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U M 11 V D A V I H p u r .
lin g F o r C o v e t
»r U a . f d t d
h . i i T i o f T * i l^srtlflmii# nt» 1H1,
H a e f o r d L i a M A F u r l Co-. • t o r ,
•1sf»d th*
&lt;t*r o f July. A D ,
par ul ion, and all
p#r*oni
(*avf
I » ’ * h as fils-d S«id vert If Its 1^ In
rm rA G O , J»*pt. 22.- ( A . P . ! *n». • i r e jit th# romplsltiaiit k*re.
m » -&gt;ffic#. and has mad** 4ppJ|f'4. I
WR n r w *
In) Itaving nr cla im ing any Inter**!
Ifi-n for I d i tired lo •'*'•0" in « e . « n d ***u!
G&gt;n( guns biased on crowded
In I ft# f o ll o w i n g d* e r r t h * d laiui* I l
! u m .A its'*, wi th l*vk Said K t l t f l r a l e |finh*r, ,\
Mirhigsn toulevsrd near Grant
rfemlmdr Cwunty. F lu f ld a , to.wlC:
r m k u o i ih#
f oR ow li * * d m r r IUt-»l I i.NEALf
V E
Dropwrrv
slfuntr^l
In
M*nilnofii |
park &gt;Mitrrdar. throwing thous­ n
T R A f - T ») "Tr FV: nf
tK# fTlriUll
i (.rinl » . Flor ida, t(». w ll
• nlllt
Itoda * and I f uf
fllock T of
ands of prdestrlan* into turmoil.
I-si : : llWt k D. D It SlilchcI1‘*
M&gt; ►* I* UI R D l f ' K
T i * r U of rtaoford. r i u r l d a . ed.
|t*r«*Y «&gt;f th* I,m f Uria nt
N , »nc was injured. Two sf lb*
[i f p v lj r i *l tr i
c u r d i n g t«* H ML T r a f f o r d ' a M* h
Th** «.iid Un&lt;1 b*ttnr 4i«»#«'t#d 41 the |
I L K 1.NM4 »N.
&lt;d i is R f g H , r i o t Ida. aa Par plkt
■llrgerj rtinmen Sam Hunt sn,l M A M D Et . A II
lint • n-f th - liHSUiinr* o f »m h - cj f . ■;
Mf.11» H i t f**r * nmiStaldaii.
I here of uf r*cerd.
l l f k i t r III I he n *m r of &lt;» ‘ ■ ii TTT . ! _______ _
Jsmr* "Red*
Fors/th, Capon*
T R A C T II.
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deed
Will
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fborestK
on
lilt*
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their quarry rsraped.
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ri^Y R ID A .
I.Kst 171 feet.
iou lb
It fa*l.
M I I . E M i n T L IV I 'l l A N I ' E - H l .
«m&gt; t va l this th* Aih dwr &gt;&gt;f Seji,
W e st 171 feet. th*n&lt;-« No rth II
victim or victims rvmainrd a
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feet to point uf tHEginnlag.
m o n l n p a l ( o r p o ra ll o u . c’t'fitylaln*
El#
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PMf ehnssr
»&gt;f |
mystery, and police were at a lot. ER
T R A C T III .
l l« t h of T * n i V r l i f l o l v No l i l t . ,
to advance s motive.
htogtnnlng IT*
fe *t
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da f &lt;*f .t' lgusl, A |
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K&lt;»tith
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Mltll ret Ilftcslr I
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\IUtKDoNDA.
As police reconstructed the In mi n f fl r # &lt;§***1 h a « nia-lr «|»|&gt;ll.
M a t li Kire**i with the E * « t Haw
t i*tof *rrd« nl#
r.f * .-dar Avenue. In the City of t
!
III! HE M U F El Hl.lt VTIIIV.
.hooting. Hunt and Forsyth were m l I•*11 fur l a i d*r(f in i * # itf- ip nr,
Kan ford.
Ffortd*. * thence n »n .
l h la w
id r*wrllfl.
T H E i T A i t * *F FI.* dtl D A T « '
drivrn abreast snuther msrhine. r■aulmeU hr *m* t ilalil'M
itiiiM
Eaat
lit
f**t,
tl«« nee
Ji iftElMI
AI
A It If K l rt i.NI» A. and
I he fulliiw lng t|s.
S *•o |It &gt;1 f e d 1'(J A. t", t* II. It.
k It It Io le ‘V D V hr*
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Opening th. duof uf thrfr car, »» rdv-r-f) pt wjie-rl y &gt;iiuatei| tm T*w*rtl. M r T H E n r
If D f M f i
*%* mBIkr ef wa y. ttrance W i t t
w to.**, i h r D l t i n niitK I* on k no w n,
nnU
rfn»i)i&gt;,
flurids,
they .hot a volley of pistol «lug«,
1.4 rto* i t h - nee N o rt h 11
if** I
Ji IKE I *I * ¥ I M • i \ \ and ! I E It E« *»" A. j
I-&gt;•) I Kniimlngrr Fann«. Af.d
t ttolar m
to twgin nin g
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then leaped from their automobile
m4‘l* « fi th* 41It day
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at
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tn I'liant *ry. tu .» *
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amt th- litoii * lie * |* »r(. g r a n l e r * i-r
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Florida.
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toward th* Art in«titut*. Nearby ! heaV i A D 1711
and m i -h e f you » f e h « r * k ?
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v the '«i h day of October.
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f o r m e r ly of July A I*. I • 2 7 ha* fll*d said •1 toC I to to
... ‘
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Dal toil S#pt*tnh*r 1*1
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and
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Milder Ihto said ail • la*,n- whivh y*»a nuav *r
E * f a l »• of
Not l« #• l» h * r « b v * l * * u that W I,
*&gt;r m a h * In and
fri en d* .
M i*«
I,In gle
ha«
been A II F
d* • • i* i f d
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D A V I H p u M l m a r r uf T m
r.»
Id *itot'd* ni;*y I** r a n r a i u d
I *toi * **tol| •
upen ding the s u m m e r a t her old 4'arlJfiralto N.. I « 1 A d a la d lha 3ml
M
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wh.i lid
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•la v of Inly A D . 1*11. baa flU 4
M'd'lt'dird
Ih
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u ok im w n , a nd N ..r ri —• I #
ho m e jn Illinois
said • rt 11f 1•** 1* In my r*f f»c*. and NHTI4 E
HE
%E E M C %TIHN r n H
&gt; |h i M i *i,• d irt K^nvliinU i ' o u * .
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Tto MM. (, i
mad#1 a p p lU a i Inn lor tarn rlrrd
TAN
HKRII
I V 1)1*1!
IK ITIIIY
Jam «* F
M a g e e , w h o recen tly ha a
tv ,, F1&gt;Midn
niffto a w i i k for fmir
H
l|ttrig..
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‘d
In 1• ■ ii (• di t r r ii r d i ri G * with taw
* W HE T H E
HEN I ' l l A I, l t . I T .
( II . ..... . .
' wr#k*.
w.iM* a r - dr td
•old M * in te re st
in
Haight
A Raid r • 1 1 tHr 4 1a « m h r a r « a th* f n l.
i t r.m
of t h e
»T v m
nr
\\ ITNKSrt IM» h a n d
and nf'flclftl
EI.OVIIH AM a g e e , has
fo r m e d a n e w c on ­
- t a l &gt;&lt;f i he
, 'lrruit frvnrt
nf tk*
N u ll'*
la hrrr hv
g iv e n
lit*
(Pt 11i** I m. rfi i * .1 hi, d * l r , n i l ,»f I ha Kink*
ce rn with W
I)
H o f f m a n , who,
FRANK
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n*n&lt; Ira a#•r of
au«f'+r K*minol*
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r»*| nt
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ha«
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11*1
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liuab-i ltd V* ho sf • h' f t Itoft name I'rnmiv
#l|i day (if ArifUaf. A D . IIS'* ha*
general foreman o f
H aight
A
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V E. iK H N lL A b a # .
F O R S A L E
A T
L E S S a m i It to a m a d * - * p | i1 if- « f h &lt;n f&gt;ir l a *
Mtlr
i.r in.
1,11ruing a , IV rigid
r Urk.
M i gee,
and
their
pre de e e aa qr *.
.U r either |li«
ll.11*•■
d*#»i in l**iir In m’,'«,id.if)t * wiifi j . I r-» W
Itv A M W E E K K .
\|«ITie l|ii hr , I to I.f
la*^ Ktoiil i r il K It al# #mh r*t '#* ih»* ,
The
new
firm
wi ll
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and
T R A N
C O S T
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wh o le sa l e
and
reta il

P e d e s tr ia n s

• at* red • g ain•t foci,

Ttkl« o n h r In b* p u b l i s h * * • • * •
• * * &lt; • * fnr lour t o n w c u i l f g w * * k s
t»- th«. M *n f *r d l l f f i l d . a n * w a p « p # r
f#*u|j&gt;r»y
ptttill*h#d
in S sm ln oU
r * n rnif. KinrUI*
DONE AND O RDERED
In Man.
fnrd. Ssminole roRDtjr, Elo rM n. this
l i s t 1.4 r
He plrrnher A I*. |TJI
iM E A l .f

Despite the seriousness of the situation, sufficiently
serious to cause J. P. Morgan tn hreAk a life-time rule
___
aad M &lt; l n . ■« against talking tor publication, to issue n statement to
te e IS * p e r r — a a t the press in which he says: ‘This step (the suspension of
n lU as sham ed toe
the gold standard! seems to me to Iks the second neces­
i la « w l w .
sary stage in the work of the national government, the
and a .a n .
In IS e
n a llen a l first Iming the Ixalanclng of the budget. The completion of
U n a. m i t a n
• »
In I a. u r a * . -alien nr the government's work will lie the restoration of trade in
wMk aefn-lnnl ktn».
ra le n s * and N ew TevS. this rounlry. This tieing the case, it seems to me to be a
ild I* n a i n U t e* ik e hn|K-ful unit not a discouraging event and one which brings
preen e k l l k l « e s r ln . the great work of the government much nearer to accom­
e n tit le * tn Ik e nee tn . n .
tlen nl a ll n ew e I k H U t o plishment."
to I .
e e net
.t k » tn * ~
It is only natural that the crisis in England should
l a Ik le v e t o , and nine H e
. a pn klleked
keeeln.
»S
e i r e e a k lle a ile e e f .n eetel have some effect upon American stocks which reached new
nan kaeeta aea a lee reeeree*. low levels last week hut which in reality cannot be per­
manently damaged seriously by anything which may hap­
TUESDAY. h EPT. 27. I»J1
pen in England. Unsettled conditions abroad are conceded
DOWRIK f ARMS
by leading financiers tn have been the cause of last week's
| shill go tick tu llowrir Firm*
wave of selling. Hut there is no reason for continued pes­
tome day;
Walking th* road *h*r* heather simism in this country. " If a final outburst of selling in
volume i* ahead", says K. K. Hutton of Hutton A &lt;'o..
and yvllo* hronm
"Ihen the last phase of the decline Is within certain
•TO on* In blestom fire.
sight".
Tbrr* rhnll I fin.t th. re.#
•tiH toothing for the thatch
A spokesman tor 1lie financial house of Fenner &amp;
Slid Hear Ihe tumbled rhatler of Henne says, "To expect the market to decline more or less
fci
the burn;
.hat on the hill I «hall not &lt;e, the indefinitely because the present trend is downward, aa It
has been for almost exactly two years, is to submit to
two old men
mil the psychology that proved to be so disastrous during the
•Who In friendly mulene.s rut
fall of 11)20. Yet this altitude is no more justifiable at
laid the |&gt;e.t.
or th. lad who.* .ilenre I. a rry the present time, if for no rcasilh than the elementary
Irom poppy field* nf Francs
fad that in 1020'there was no lamrilile limitation tn re.
■■tosh! echen--- .hi eu.hee'i 'ilrlcl the mob'-spn il ill Iht' mnrkeT. Wlif-I^Rs nl Ihe prrsenl lime it inrge |mrtinn uf issues mi the market have the
L ___-c»n
la a l y r i c t o r o w .
liefinite limit In further price recession in the fart that
s h a d o w s w i ll
hov er
a bo u t
th* they bring only nominal values already."
hearth
"The British si hint inn mused must worry." declares a
and In the turf flame
Istatement from Shields A f'o. "Despite the protests of fi­
n e w l o n g * w i ll rise e h l l e th* w ind nancial authorities il seems that a general election cannot
tie delayed very much lunger and il is bcllevrd that a con­
l i f t * t h* a s h e s o f old d i e s m*.
test may result in such Hit overwhelming victory for the
W h i l e l a w Maunder*.
dissatisfied lalsir element as In offset measures being
I f General Summerall run* for taken to safeguard the {sinnd sterling. Unless Britain e f­
g o v e r n o r nest year, lie n apt tn tie fects necessary economies there is going to lie more dif­
a pretty important (ai lor.
ficulty in maintaining credits. Such disturbances us now
■experienced delay consummation of international hanking
E v e n a l l hop e that
night Ilf* plans and make it more certain that the existing Hoover
•Will I m p r o v e iii I'aliu Itrach. Will
debt holiduy will have to be extended."
be d i s s i p a t e d b e f o r e wint er.
While llnrriman A f'o. says, " It has been our opinion
T h * t r o u b l r %vilb mewl n f lb)***’ for several days that 11)0 market is approaching a decided
jftfttii f t r r r l k v i n i * i h « il#|»rr-H«ir»n ftiming point, anti that a majority of the seasoned issues
Ih-i'H receding to an area in which purchases tor
1 * 1 h i t thi*y r f f i w r |'hr i|r|nr* »«hn t have
i o r o n ly Hi)’ M i n i * •III* M pWW’ trading turns anti for the long pull could Is- made. In view
• t n t l n c ( h r |ilan
of ihe disturbing diameter of news developments it is dif­
ficult lo measurti or time the extent of the current defla­
* fihou cr w m l t l *•■ u « r (hi* H r m o
tionary move. We Is'lieve that il is near enough ils ter­
erotic party i»» l*oht wmr« *n.i
mination. however, to warrant continuance of scali-down
rotintry g f h
b e e r. I V i k a i x If 1he ■
will
r i r r purchasing orders."
tm«*
a r t , e n m fr li , no
Such expressions of opinion by the fort most f immAliy
unrvtiphiy*
w kethtr i h r lr 's
cirrs nf the country reveal that while the international ait
m e n , o r |nt.
o
nation is rritiral. there is no |oirtirulnr rause for alarm in ntler? battn*..
Ihr Highway*?" this country ami
that the worst that can happen has
Mo. J. o, Anite. «n.| «on. Jnhn
"W h o l)w n »
■II i xch nn gri n l
in n If ml n l i t u i L happened,
Oll.er, returned jre.leriUy [rum
ftl» W f H t W
p e s r r d g f e lln w «m Ih.*
t)eland where they attended th*
Id turn'll Hit* iipjrruing • Km
tenera) nl tktir aunt, Mrs, J. H.
S n m m e r a )) F o r G o v e r n o r
.She,Men.
Mf Kw hatt a rforrr p^/

N IC E
M o d em

• q u i t y (n t h n u

THIRD HUIP THI AI.
Yestertlay's annotineement that General Summerall
W h i l e i ii f htMVrment g,|\*H-itting mitrht Insonte a candidate for governor in next year’s elec­
more ptrinpnil
c gulMiinna
j»cr
MOIIII.K. A la . Sept. 22. —
tion lends a new angle to t h e KtdM-rnntoriaJ situation
tele nf p D ln l
t a l n i n g tu th
(A.I'.J— Teitlmony In the third
JJ'which
increases
ita
interest
anti
adds
color
to
the
contest.
mid ' r n.
b e i n g » r g u , l p mi
trial nf r.p t, John C5. Murphj.
might bi* , c-hmI i.tvs to irdim- While many of the numerous candidates who have alre.|ly rharxed with cun.piracy to (cutinend t h * l IK the (tnal •&gt; l »&lt;&gt;»!•' tossed their hats into the ring, are aide men, must nf them tie hi. iltanser Roe* Murphy in
c la u s e he i f i - v f l n l l,,il,.-l,l««i(c m.*1 are none the less familiar imliticiuna and old stories in urtl*r lo rullect Imurance itmrted
enter Jiou-.e m -eU (u-li-l. to |m- state jxilitics.
I# the federal court yetlertlay,
W Inniair..
General Kiimmprall. though horn in Florida and well
r r T(HI IFI Rr T
t o
ok
tk R
r ' TH
known lo every F'loriillm, is new to F'lorida jtolltirs, in fart I f u n J( ,}M1* i1i l fT
ji oil'm i .
I IR
" I I IT . IN I n U EHM
T h e N e w V.irk puli r fu i r #
R K lj^
to any politics. His mature life has In-en s[&gt;ent in the
Mil.
H IM i n r i k T V . r L o n R i S r i in
I M %N| EJ(%.
. Ctn
. . . ll.w o lt i t,e lv ,nl. ura e.v e r •Ittee
. . United States Ar-ny where he has achieved such honor and
A J PETEHM ON. Co m piilnaR l,—
H * R*nland„ T lllnu” ,«M P|nimdi,*l|'*incllon »s has seldom Irefullen any other native of this
II V W A R N E l l. *| .1 It «4p«kn &lt;!*•(*«
w a . L t ..... . th- .Imre, ltd th..,,
Though he would be somewhat handicapped hwause........
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riiNrrp%
&lt;-riw
v r.
as ,h# Miami N r . , .ey., it .i.w-n't o f Ins lim ited know ledge o f Florida politics, he would be J
tak* a ) * ht my»trr¥ to her* th. unhampered by alignm ents with any particular factions or Lis ki o '

N*w York [Milir* *11 at »»«.
obligations tn certain interests, and his long experience in
o—
high exttoiitlve positions would serve him well as chief
&lt;• Conirc-mai. Itiitlt llrysn “ w " executive of this state.
Iiuidf' M w i 'i u l f i Ltl t « lk nt the Ray
wi f k

.

Then* ia of rourac u jfrvttt ilouht an to whether CenSummcrall eoliM Ik- intlucetl to run. The- question
r,| 'ry»i»l. Thry
Th»-y naturally arises in this connection as to why anyone woultl
rr an announcer run for governor of this slate. The cash emoluments of
k hrr away (rum the office are negative, in view of the expenses of the ofUp quip about fice, anil unless one is a grafter there is nothing in the
I. sho «alj that joh at all. Whether he is. or whether he isn't, ho will bo
n un» speriinpn * ex'used of gruftuig, crookedness, anil general corruptioni
•tuffnl —Miami f njm jj,c jjmi, j,e nMumcR office until he leaves, and he
will make eutmles of everyone to whom he refuses to
respari i„ th. * W "l special favors
Inc and anc.Unr.
It I* « large tinier to ask of anyone. Time was when
lia tide of “ron- 1 holding public office was regarded as something of an
afprrlmr to Kulhi honor, and one so privileged was held in highest esteem
, &lt;&gt;wi-n »« every- as one filled with patriotic loyalty and devotion to one'a
roman ami n-&gt;t a country. AH this Is changed now, and one, holding .even
k_t»llcii-R*pn:-- the highest office tn tH5*st5lc Is apt io entail many perIryaa Owen. If aoni|, ^ H fic e s |n public catlmation.
So we cannot conceive of General Summerall rushing
raat Palm Drarh into any candidacy for public jiffk-e. Hut ehould he be so
induced, w&lt;i believe he could "easily lie elected and would

:z

at ihr H*yj
win

(I da* sight flub, smt denre hatU
by mid-night Bu#ineu mm i n
(rendering how whiter rialtora will
like to hare thole fun *topp*d elm e t befoio It g*U (tailed. But
Mfchy do not have to worry. Three
Htotfca .will come and go before
the winter (moon geU under wny.
U ssy tone cna be enforced and
thoa forgotten In that lime.
It looks so If lbo Uadborgho »TChinn and Jopna Jut) ta
(fa n to get a treat row seat la
.«ato of any Intermting booUlllleo.
a. Mailer of fact, with a few
[NmhS sad a machine gaa Undu p
add kl* fast piano could
{■toko It very uncomfortable for a
‘i A l I l army-of Ohlaaao lf .be ee da)|nd. roetunataly. hgwaeer, IJnd*&gt; r g b doe* n't Jemre. Ha la mill

n» ^ #i•M .M fan**.
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B u ild in g s

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1000
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C h ic k e n s
Y o u r

Investigation

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*••1 VYr»| Nir «f| , I'u nit iif. « 4nfI,
fill •) I*
1 «ii) * ml
h nf )nti a r r ha if* Itv&gt;
•injcftod and rt&lt;]ulrvt| |■» a p p a a r * (
Ihx i ' h i i i I
in * 4 it ford f ^ m l .
« " ( * ii i li p l y . KI"rU.a. no MnraA**,
Ni t) r m trr r JikI.
A,
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ISJI, th*
M i n * h * l n « m Uni#
\*mv
n t this
• ' " U H I " a n aw a r l b *
bill uf n
riltul In M l J i ' o u m a g a l o i l
%uu w h t f » I ho f . . m p U lh a n , firar*
f*»» I h f fit* rrlitaut* nf a r a r u In T » a
f a l a a i #&gt;rl If leaf*. and for th« tal*
uf ill*! fi i ll a w ln g d ) M r lb « (1 r i a l n .
(a(*
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U n i I I I &lt;*f |ilix&gt;k
" A ” uf
III K N A
VIJ«TA
C*.
TA TK H, a H!11M»_if I * lulntt in tha
• *11IP » f
VUnfiaril,.
H* m i mod*
i on ni
Flor ida , a « v &lt;»rd 1n n lit a
plat Hi«*r*«if, «ln|y nfa.i a n d r * .
in alift, in III* imhllr r v r u r d * of

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&lt; 7 r ea«»«t BimwatUl'pr Variable Hk, Bu*ar/ * Y mediae RADIO ellh Creaky talent tyfia
\J* • V
UyaeaU u a t o Ike m |j a take set'
that aetta far lean tbaa ftflj delUte.

As Ye
A D V E R T IS E

C a W aWrto at' H U t, ttS.lt amt U 1H

SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
The Eighth Annual Seaalon
Of the Seminole BoptUt AaaocUlion wa. entertained moat roy­
ally by the people of General not
only were beaaem opened la 'th e
delegate*, but on Tueedaj a fine
dinner of barbecued naeata and
ether delicious viands, tad as
Wednesday- s dinner - of ' triad
thirken, and chlckoa jd e aad oth­
er deliearise, wars served to dele­
gate* and vUltors at the taws
hall.
■Peter School will give a dance
tonight at the Woman's Club. All
i n raoct tordlally . tael tod.

Kardint's recent trip to New
York state oa the preiideatlal
jaebt, “ Mayflower.*
The trip
wa* taken ha said, “ white mil­
lion* of Americana were hanging
their head* in shaaw," because
men “ aho h e lp e d win tho war
were being offered oa the a uc t io n
Work in Bootoa.*
Judge Laadb, commlaaloaer of
baseball, met w i t h President
Heydler, of the Nattoaal League
and John of the Aaterima League
today to draw up provisional
schedule for the werkTs rerlee.
The seriee wtU opes Vtabahty
The American people “waal October 4, twa days a(tor the
more work aad lean play." Seaa- dose of tho season, according u

S o Shall Y e
R E A P ---

Hutchinson Tractor Equipment Co.
l i l t W. Central A n , Orloads

Phoss

As ye ADVERTISE, so shall ye REAPThis business axiom Is more true today .
ft
than In any t i m e of prosperity. Deapita
• t
cries of lament from many source*^ampa----business concerna are Increasing thglr rwranue while other* stand by and wonder how.
The answer can usually be found in the onfc
and magic word, ADVERTISING.

.A Rochester, New York coffee ahop,
has Increased its business 25 percent in
the past 12 months and ita owner says: "It
was our newspaper advertising that did i t
We have confined all our advertising to
the newspapers and we have come to the
conclusion that we simphr cannot get along
without using them. We are devoting 5
percent of our sales to newspaper bdvcrtlfe
fng and consider It the best Investment we*
can make,’

MR. MERCHANT, you too. am. tocrease your .bosineaa by using th* advertis­
ing columns of

JMfLKM fcNTO

a n a a to m i a ,

tor Harrison, Democrat, Mlaaia-

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�U. D . C .
at 3 o'clock at tha
l o f Mr*. K. E. Rnumillat, 910
Palmetto Avrnur
Tht* choir of \hv Junior Chris­
tian Endeavor ■* til h*\* p r i d k e
I at the brumif &lt;nf Mr\ Herman
Brown, Paiik A vi-nuf, at 7 ;dl) ilelegate to the state eon vent ion
o'clock.
to he held soon
Refreshments
wen- then served It} the hostess,
auld i'il l*v h*r daughter, Miti
members of the J iiimim I bn*tian Floi*** Winn, Those present were1
.
With
Mrs.
J,
II.
Coldough
nre
Echols Iimi at tMlB
[ Endeavor and ill* Junior |l*|i4 i l
\i, . \\„li,r 1 . t „ t,,„r. Mr*. \V.
,
,
W E D N E SD A Y
Doing,
the
fir^t
regular
minting
*
.
.
,tl
W t * « * • * » l her home on West
i
A 'ulHrrtptiofi hiuliri* party larill mrnt of th.- t ir-l I 'l * vlvllan ] Hughey. \|t , j..hn I&gt; At.rj
V t n t Street, M m Kunm
king, of the fail -ea*on
of Circle . W
Bt * : . M
ucliKk
at the | Chutch School,, will tia 1 1* its re'C hurii!
Miv Bra: n i r Robb, Mr*.
| ular 'mending .it P «ti o', bn k in the Maty Sr mi*. Mi* Jnhn Hrowfi, .»
t t Alabama.
! Nil m t»e r Three o f the First Hap- F pi« to pul Parish House for tli&lt;
junior room ot Ihe ihuiih
v i- if or t|i- V i MtivhrP. Mr,.
tmt Church wan hrld on Monday j b- uefit • f the N de V Htnv.ii ,|
Friend* of Slo. W. II £acnry * f i * rn00n
(
H V\ inn. Mi
the home of Mrs. ' Chapter of the C l» » F* i reset &lt;
J F MtCIrlha glad to learn that the it
Uni and Mi's l U m t tt Th»*mp-j
hrank l
&lt; olrlough in Ruse Court. Mrs. John '■linn* telephone Mr
F le c tio n
O f O ffic e r s
to be out airain after a re
son
lv A braham- had ch.irgt* of lh»* Miller
{lines* at her home on Mag
devotional. Srripture l****..n and
The tiirla* Au Hilary
of the I s S t a g e d B y W . C . T . l ’ .
Avenue.
pia&gt;er with the assistance »»f Mrs. htr-f Rapt ist Chun-h will meet
* lohn D J 0*K HU and Mil-*I ole Inugh.
Hi J Jo «'i ]ix‘k at the home id
y ester
F lec lion .'if off ini"ir■* w a - hr Id IL
t Jink hu
M U . Em die Ling It*
returned
I hiring the business session Mr* hranih K R,.,z. ||o| Park Friday attenmim at the n-guUi •til v a: leinoon
fit. m Mnnhn1 1 a n |
I pwttrdtaly from &amp;L Louis, Mo. and plans were made for Ihe new A vv nlie.
h an-a* where
meeting
of
the
W * T t r and h.irua * * i1
j Ccbden, ill* where she has been year A «'*iiil period was rnjo)rd
which took pave *1 the form* u| 1 hey h.iie l**-eii
1*1.It IM
•itine
T fllR S IlA V
' tpttkiiim tha p*st three months wh**n mu«ic
furm-hed by
C II VV mt .» Soulh &gt;ao toi
&lt;h i ill w e&lt;
Seminole Chuptn NunJer Two. Mr
with relative..
,
Mrs R. R Pippin ami her daugh Hrder of the Kji*lt rn Star. will ford Avenue The
llow mg Ait l 1
leri and by Wadw Riuker. Jr The have a 'pe inI meeting .»[ 7 pi hold of fn i - during On lonmig
i d K K i d l o W \ ( « Ifl.t ilt.oi
Mrs. Hugh Gh«ww!tng. of Allan
a««IMrd by Mr*
A
j nth'* k at the MasiniL Temple.
in «i k of
|it Kii'aht'ft Trat v. pie i p, I* Id In ti- I It l I *»
, i rat
to. Ga., nhu has been visiting h«r iVlrrm.iii, Mt* Fil'd M i n - . and
FRID A'
dent
Mr
1 !i M,i,h
vi-'" |ill Mil Itpt nillg nl in w \ll ml it
brother and mstrr-in law. .Mr. and Mr* II t! Mtlhvin itn i 'i l
Regular inciting nl the N de \ president;
tMtper, | C. tnst at High was hurt tut from
Mr-*. W
l
lira. Hn&gt;t Warr,
Mayfair, rv
. f o* hriii'nt*.
tumod home yr%irrday.
Thu-** pi*-'i-ni w**rv
'lr*
R
\ Hnwrll. Mr- \ 1 Krill. Milira, fra B. Davi^ and gur*t. I H. T rulu* k. Mr*
i M’orgt1 M.
I l f* . Yanrey lifiwe. of ALan in,. Call. Alts Vnlie WilliimMi*
C t i left yesterdny for Atlanta | II W Ruckeu Mrs K I Taylor
whtra Mrs. havu will sp» nd * Mr-. John I* A f r u a m o Nlrs H
ihorl flme with relative*,
j R IMhain, M m hied Mver«, Mm
—
I R R Rippin, Mrs A J IVter-iin.
Madams Harriett has just re , N,f,k "
M
Mr* ll«\ t
ar. .
tim e d from Atlanta, La. where • Mr« \V R
l&gt;&gt;s„n. M m
|l «.
f k f tut* iaao assxiated
with | M**tlivln. M h T l H oh lough, ami
— IRaiuji
^ '^% r fVnevf0 V7

Personals

Social Calendar. The

•von time.

Beauty Parlors for a

.C ir c le

XL 8. McDonald will arrive in I
frum New York City to
• p o d a short time here with his
(Its, Mr, and Mrs. K. II. Me
aid. Tharsher Apailrnents, |h*
for t returning to Atlanta. La.
where He ha* a iwuitiori with the
Ftderal Reserve Rank.

M e e t in g

.M o n d a y

H e ld

A fte r n o o n

The regubir meeting of Circl*
Number 1-tMjr of the Fir^t Hap
ti't 1 huith w i" hebl on Monday
afternoon •*! ihe home of
Mr*.
Sanford Douilney, Fort
Rrada
with Mrw. Moinlm.*&gt; premidinp. Fol­
lowing the *hort Scripture lr***iti
k Mr. and Mrs. B. Sumner and a hustnen* aek*mn wa-» held,
Al the tea hour ref re* hmetit *
P i t tit daughter, Hetty lleryle, i»f
Wllmlngtun, N, l'., arrived here were served by the ho&gt;le-&gt; It i u »
Jt^tttday to visit Mrs*. Sumner's nnn »uneed at the meeting that
Mranta. Mr. anl
Mrs. s. J. i the following art* im-mher* of the
Moreland
They
were
acvoni-J f 11 He; Mr-. J S NfSmdh, Mi*
ltd here by Mrs. Moreland 1 F lb Dlillean. All* Joe T Hi||.l .
ho ha.* been visiting them for* Atr*1. J'. I|1 *’or|‘i rnn, Air* K11retell 1
Turner. Mr* J H 11leva. Mi- VV
ho paat two month*.
W Ruler. AD*. U. C Alouk. AhVV. T. I.nrnhr, Afr*. II. W. liemn I1,
C h u r c h G r o u p M e e t s • All*. N T. Stokes, Air*. N. J Die
gar. Airs. .1 R. Strange, Mr-. J
W i t h M r s . R . B . W i g h t R l.ylrs, Air*, AC 1.. Raburu,
.Air* A. -I. laM-ing, Ah*, K. VV
Riot bersofi.
The humi; tlf Mr*. Itulgib (I Stiles, Mr*, Loretta
” ight in Rose Court was the Mr* T A Itrother* m. Mr*, ft
«rvni&gt; of th« first meclini; of I hr C. Moore, Mr*. Kt| f'aineron. Mr*.
fall &gt; r «o n of thr |{n,„iy i ,,n Mr* Sanford Dnudney, Air*. \A
flalrrnlty „ t All Souls t'alholi. AL Alixon, Air* Alary Hall, Air*.
f hurrh held Momlsy Altruuwn *t Fred Hogan, Mr* It. VV U w I hii,
(.
3 oVIoc}. Mrs. J I.. Hurl |ire Mr*. \V VV Dresser, Air*
Bjded over the business, session Hasty, Mr*. II VV Fiirdvy, Mr*.
LjUlle Mr*. J. K, (iraildiik
■Usl J. C, Roberts, Air- Winnie Smith,
Mr*. Jfrurv ttin tr .
A/r* A J
► w W i M i iy .
During the' inlrreslinir business Juw#r4, R n r X A . Hlounr; ■ Mra.
nacting plans for Ibe raining year t harlr* f ’ nle. Air* II. II. David,
ware outline*!.
ilisrusserl sml Mr*, c t\ Fireman, Mr*. A. C,
ajp»te.l by sll present. At the Chandwrlain, Ilm, J. ( 1. .Sharon*
J U ia s io n of all business ten was Air*. Jane Smith and Mr*. It. I»,
• g r i l l by Mrs, Wight, assisted by \ uughn.
W * . Wynn W. Cutter urut Mr-.
M. H. Wiggins.
Thoa a p r e s e n t a ir r e: Mi*.
W y n n . W, Potter, .Mr*. J. K.
Wathcn, Mrs J. I . Hurt. Mrs. II.i
M. Hamby, Mrs. J. N. Austell**.
Mia. Julia l.mlwig, Mrs. j .
e.
Oniddkk, Mrs. (icnrgr Ualmrs.
M n . Ralph B. Wight. Mrs. X. A.
Samar, Mrs. J. K. Burns, Mr*.
Mkhaal Haller. Miss A ranks Tall,
aek, Mr*. Paul Peiolil, .Mrs. Henri
Rkhfar, Mrw. M. S. Wiggin*, Mr*.
C«o?tv Fellow* and Mrs. W. F.

NOW Is The Time To Buy
Good Furniture

Mr. pnd Mr*, ft. L. Fisher hav^
returned fr«im J.-u k*«n\ illr where
they have been spending the past
rrvernl week*, They are ret riving
rongrntulation* «n the Lirllt nf a
ron. Rolwrt Warren, on Adg. 2.7

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W .H .LO N G li
DRKSKLD OR

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VISIT
SrKNCKR’S NEW DAIRY
On Country Club Road

l — Announcem ent*
H i: I . S S VI \ K I \ L .
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O'llH M I'lD d. tidlai- Imiod,
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FRIGIDA1RE
FLA. POWER
&amp; LIGHT CO.
SANFORD, FLA.

Sale

1IKNS and FRYERS, ;

WAHT
*ADS

T h e finovt FripiiCiirc r v r r Imilt tv
n o w an even g r r a i i r value! P ric e
rrduciiimv have hern in.nlc o n
every m mlcl . . . reprevenlinft
l a v i n g , o f interi'M id every house­
hold. I ri gi i l ai rc t&lt;|uipnicnt fur
com m ercial nice hai a i m been
materially rctluccil in price. M'liv
not call at ou r i l u m i . miiu today.'1
Special ih inu niiratiorn art- no w
g o i n g on. I.ruril I lie- ht-W InW
pricev . . . the im all d o w n pay­
ment needed . . . and the libera l
le r i m b ein g oflcred!

GUARANTEED FOR 3 YEARS
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE

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lapaiiiy i- v
f t t a*h regiatel in yond tundltlon, Mr*. M. E*
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MADAM
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1 H A R A f T K R — U K F IN K .M K N T
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a ft' ln&gt;tuir-llilt tlir m ig h-iuit . i r u n l - t i i i i s p r i n g &lt; aiistrili tniii am i r m r r r i l m
ii rich tn|H"»trv nl t h r l i i n s l itrmlr. T h e Pnll iip C h u n 111 tapn.'lrv anil
v i’ lnur. th e t ha asiniial T a h i r wi t h hurl w alm il tup. On h iiiily S m n k r r
Util th r Camp, all r u m h ilir In mak i a l i l t i n ' t'stni i v n r l ' n
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A
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t • It lough Realty

and

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Far

FUR SAI F lliui*e aiul 1 acre*#
turner Sanford
Avenue i n d
Al Vi 1U* St rent
Five Tilde* ant
f I , 0 0 p n Ib.v LJ4J City.

H e gin n i'ts I lasses

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FOR SALK
t bickering Upright
piartft. in good condition. ISO.QO,
I F S Care Herald.

Mrs. George Maffctl
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FOR S A L K
HKK.H.
V*! *inud* of
Italian beei, this
year'* •pu* n*. all
10 frltne*
heavy, healthy* in*pitied. 30 ay
mme |M»tmd« of honey *topea per
Kibiny. $.#itm rath, imluding queen
cxtludtr-. U •vtijH-r*. «lrawn torab,
t * lank*, etc. ,C,
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•FRIGIDAIREn Department
ANNOUNCES

I hr

th an
Fi»rming a p a r t y mot iririg
yesterday to ilrland 1 for the «|*y
were: the Alls*vs l o U IVak*. FI
leu Telford, Ktinirt* King, of Ala*
hama. Katherine Water * and Air*.
William Parn*h,

FI] RN IS 11KD five
room
houl&lt;
« rwl garage.
Modern conven­
ient, r v t ’orner Oak
Avenue
Klevrnth Street. Rhone H04-W Ot
The T a *!}' Shop.

Expression

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THREE ROOM furni&gt;bg4.4
Modern » onvenienees. M18
4th Street, Phone HoT J.

And See For Yournelf W hy
0 u r llarlerln Count id
Maintained Under 10,000,
l :. S. Slnndnrd For

I I AVM YtHi l l W A TC H rrpairtc
by urn* wS*» rrally knuwft huwt
H rig fi, Jeweler, Mag, Av*.

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At All Hour*

Inspection Invited

SI'ENCEirS DAIRY, INC.
(Jco. C. Harden, Mgr.

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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

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t— Hu-dnr»u&gt; Se r vice__________
I .A N E V ’X DRUG
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h o t f i and grnrr*l cement work.
Muacl* C o m m a f ’o. J. 1C T««*
wdUger, Prop. 3rd and Klim.

Itreinval , , l , now ga ia f • •
at W A G O NE R ’S.

1— H e lp \\unled

ANCEI’8 BARBECUE
Open 10 A. M. U 2 A.
M. Sanford &amp; Gencya
Ave*.

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CAFE

MKN NKKDKD for Liivrrnmerit [
I tu in t g i n n i I ii* pet; tun*. 4aim i
m**ii* *■ $J|oo yrally.
Prom dioii*. |
Sunfoid F t.niiiinliori uboul lh L
I i. W** h* Ip you iiuanry. Writ^
111-Ifiirlutil H im .m. *Vi M, Ariiidul
IHdg . St. Loin*, Mo., nub kly,
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LUMBER
HILL LUMBER CO.
Zip Service. I’hoae 135.

FOR SAI.K: POULTRY.
While* * Minor tii
ijullri*, fim*
birth, all bralthy, ILT5 ruch. tl
mouth- obi. On** rurkcrrl m u ip lyt.
allow biid, SJ.70. Loud tfmiii-r for
bmtliilg mu. C, A. til ftws*omv
flultan.
11*

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UVf.D CAR
Huy Now , , ,
We Have Ter (Jukk Sale

5 MODEL A
FORDS—$150 up
Alta bargain, in the fol­
lowing cbm : C h e v r o l e t ,
Iholge. Buie*.
Baby
Overland and other*.

Wight Bros. Co,
Plymmith DtaliM

mmmrnm

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LEGION GROUP
HEARS HOOVER
ON CASH BONUS

MIDGET PLANK MAKES ITS BOW IN ENGLAND

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•''Close* Exchanges MOVE IN CHINA IN FLOOD AREA
f e f i s &amp;

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1U. S. K B J H W I U

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Cnahie To Agree On
part On Survey Hop
What To I)o In Man­ Of 500 Mi l e s Over
c h u r i a n Situation
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T n k A o . Srnt
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tiiMip movement
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Ti«»* protest dntianl«&lt;l inm vdiThr l.md«nrgh« arrived t i e r # ..............
\ t tiomv
*L’
fr o n tin g
^
',ra '
»," - ' » " » l expendi.ur-s
f,„
ate rvaruation hy Ja(»anr«e u ops
’ Saturday a ttn *■ h»hi mile
v ' •mting
m•
,i r*»
r * in.
f i ♦ *•»!
• c ? n tln j,d on I W a . Threat
1 the fr e t half of
, ut.
«• i ro\\.|.» ili4 t|
Ih . ., I. i|.
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——
.
donrlffl a* falltiw r puido* t» «ild* o| ail territo ry now uceopied sn«l aiiplmu* f ig h t 11*•m Foku.'Va. J r a
they I pun. on c«nttliuam r of a
acatiun (a p t
h i U ul
ha||\
n »l t n nt
1 Ing* and ixnd*. &lt;1
con ­ revtorati'n of cuiditins a t
were ktforg a clash at Peitayin g flight
.1. t«-%t . %• - .
\e t« r*lu\
struction work other than build­
U n ilb rr jli rlo iln l lo tu s la k e re a l v tstriu m i
after
• tat* mi til
ing* imi ronatruiticn work l*y thr
Altliw ufh th fh in rte
foreign &gt; »*t.i.It) and rrfu tb sl hi* plane r ip n it c l tu i .»%»•
i a ur.i l«
•f»gina#r m rp i. S B V m o o O ; works
rw e r U r llto have li ready shn-ld it he fi.m .le r in th.pirotwve nf h , e
under dirretir n of rn ^ in u r curpa. r f f l V Un, X Pn,tr#l
JFOiMXlOOV; f pan a. and jaa iu U jv Hi t ukjro .Saturday, it *»■ not t.» ,ntc«hd h&gt; ik# fh»o&lt;lf relief c m i Iicmsi*.
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On Fool
To Run Summerall
For Governor Role

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f f w w t.
lirtiK sH to lead thr wnrld o«it
nf |hr tlm ifb nf
depression.
Hr waiu lie |*t dirr« ting a most
drastic rr«tno*m» in r» r it **non•ta l hr mirh"
nf the govern­
ment. v 11 (hr rmtential srrrh' maintained inrlnd
irwlnd
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f i i i i f \%a« triad** know n
at |hw
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h »*r'|4 ' e ­
ft o n tln u cd on P a g e T h re e f

Final Plans Made
For Luncheon For
Mrs. Owen Monday

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Wfh III | I i . U 1 • • • my t'.i
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Th# final plan* for lha com­
tie r *
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•-tvu- clol*x lufu^con.
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|r* mo. i a t &gt;*' b u ll.!........... . .e agicetl up.m by tho rom m lttaa
I ffafl.iM
xi )in t
Th,
• ?!• riot o&lt; •ftii*.»f
....... -atd ’ lie.e vtete | r.on.il un form al lor that purpose Kriday
w* i llici l!or u' D rif,. non pt«wi I ttr li rI.
putdi atuoi
iL d u s e d i" I'f'tw o tv , T h e , littychtjon will
pop
n ta .le l
MI'I.S.V 1 t be* flein eratlh V s ib r s
have 1 ^*ld ** ,,ld
W * r»P»l
X‘ A«t«-im Ft • liHrV* inn
s
• , t- * n s t e l thmr pbilfiniii idea*. I,**a"
H ofitiniird *.n Page l\ in I
'lu n d fa . S»P* J". »k
i*&lt;«. |.. •• • OlMiilt* *| **• ,ippi .tt, (.0,1 I be pul o i| by the In. later
*- '* n’eSe-h. with places preS i t i n g th , ritaa,
se rvice, u, , , , , '
J,
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by C h in e .
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r
a n - 1* a* t*. rn\,. him
'
tin* m oral .................. into. ! ' y r*
{ur
.bald thl* .fta m c o o at J ' L ' i V Z a t a ^ h T ^
.V h
p ro p tity of the SuUth
not,mini i*.i* 11„.
, v.
. .n U I debt
vM.iu...
-'••oiloole 4-oun ly.ritlsena.
C u rv e d
(I0
Manchurian railw ay.
del
Hoove,
" - a ile d until
’ hc , w h r " " w11*
«•»*•» f«P
*** ^0r •*” • O forgt Edward I _;Ti
*1 m mooii - P i
' " '
The origin al Chlneic not called
h w il
th.- .i t minute f tu • u&lt;*.
Pu rP°*c «&gt;f allowing a* atany
1.1*1 n ur
attantiun t» the '‘disarm ing «f
nly.
of
to.
l«.(
dai
iiniWinnr.l
,,f
U
a
county
as
|&lt;osslbls
lie III
1 *** I rh ln e .c •oldiar* at Kwanrheng
hi o r» tn • mi nt
* «h tr Uau*
h'|
W.IOIaOtH).
to come eod meet M r. Owen add
I \ I*
Ik-Ar-a
v-■ •*lai.lav *I
*
■M e.i t w
W. ,L u
Hsnlev
of r.H
M fourth
•*&gt;. .with
.
.
.
h e ." m n O n dln g ••jeh action ig I.V
I*, Il —- A nma
nrwr iv
ace vr*tr»i!i/
l***|lV»ftI *|g-|
hear a short address by her *Tha
’ f t - H t ^ t L ! * H ,n U ri " f “ " i . Th' ': «~r .lepartment yeMcr
n*&gt;re- the K ellog g pact ami threat niarkni thr *o«ty ft»*l anniYrr
M e. r . — w Ik
L.
, a I d*y n*a,,r ptiblir an extract of tU
*••4 Vs'ivrn h. iv in Hi* honor
price of thr lunvhriiu
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cn» the |oace of the O rirnt.
ra
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,..e.,a*..se
n
. .
•aiy of thv fall of Nome before
Ita-» " m«-r. aniwsisit • i 11,Mt hv
l* U Jamaa P Madi»o U ,r n nr h * lh ,J
m «n*Plo&gt;'"•■ r't exthangc
The Japan*#, foreign effic
* . prohibition referendum lie
*. ^
Ita ia ii arm*, with it* x jlife* |tie nt The r a r lh * « u .l o . .. . i l i . t t m . ... wa.
M aU i
, r ° 0&lt;,h •«-' .J .le .n , m Kur..,M- prepare.) by
t.-turning t.. I th.- (ou n ty
........ I . 1. ■ , tfe i.n u J sultartilulei . " " • 1 ,*r r tpd Wat the Presi
spokesman said the Japanese gov- 5N-y r a r
breach
i • tween
thr •o d ian a a . . . l i l . o . ,|, | „
^ „|
w t|* * • - s j s lo in , I . le g ,,, Ilf,.
b; : n ! ^
j *»«&gt;• j ' . ™ ih , . . . . . . rinm ent feels tha bombing
»»f the Sriuiniii** ('minty
r f church
*bo K'uhi* i eth
Iniemlnn lit.I * rn *
and
th«
-tale
itll li t | iu .t it iK o f i l , i.v ri, \ e . t i M n , I,
•v i.n j Ii. tenant * rot
torres. fir*t is..iild have to pa*. • I a n b er i»f Onniiiirrrv, Ki.«nni»
,B
• nd H U I I , ,,k in En glan d, Ireland, kran ca, Snath M anchurian railw ay prop. »»., h the pope. » r ... - p r is m ....! 'e y nil m.nii. nia* ,&lt;v fright* in ig ,
" ,l1 r, |u r" to In I home the •iil.stiinte. t.i.t in n*lm« tin* 1 Ini', Rotary t'lub, I n n * I'hiS,
m a tla o d ln f O rlffln r*m al* C«l
• rty at I'a ila y ln g waa .n gln eared in the V atican."
Germ anr. Austria, Italy. S w iU s r
** 1 •' 11- on lerinii iiti. || ,.f (,,, in
j f i v e re sid e n ts •laiou ae iv a . -Iiiyb.
*ii*-v*I lit11 hotr** |*«-r*iifii|
® I* ^ l,,i r r * t l ',f I l l*. i'fm l
'
Oka manrUd Dr. C a o rg , Kd-. land and Belgium.
chiefly by a group of Chinees of ; te s te r.la y IN.k
I ...»
&lt;• n &gt;e at I u rV -loo to i |iu |,,it. n.b.r mrnt,** .Sh*m«# , L. :
. . . . .
T r a in .... -him k and . a r r . . | i , „
i ounty A f n c iilt u i« l f ju b ,
* C a a p , o t Ifo rak n d ,
Ga..
fk V
a ie* .’ The rCkhhln
a . *rt
so *n
Indicated
t ,.„ , ,» „ „
l( &gt;, |w&lt;( s fr ir u
-A n y employment system l.. ha ^
,?oM
d k* ‘ «d I te n n e r H u a so lim had .l.e n g t h
e,
S u n lo n l
lm icp rti Im t
M v rrlia n lt
«W baeama a ril* * In th* successful,—
c
i
they
:er&gt; ■ wful." Is-arv
I x a r , said.
said, “•'must
h« 1 h ,lr 0l“ n" 'n ° f ‘ hr Japanese, wh.. I-Iiril the new ag reem ent u n d e r, s l a t . h o t tb ..
iru*l b«
,, ,
----C k ir t b , teaching a Run- based un recognition of the fact ha«a lo*en p. easing M'lkthn fur an
Iffe.
| VI II •• lf!|the I|H ople tho 'V * 'V
th r r, " " » ' ’ t
the l a t t r a n tre a ty and the .o n j s e t t l e r n .* .,. h t .. a . ;, k . . .
,,
. ..
niiwnrpn i.ri (•hi
atiil
tha
m y Reboot class o f young
men that unemployment I* not . local aeeount of tha Shooting o f Capt
...
ita.. ..
in rill
in th'*
t'mi «i ric a n ^ U g i.u
...
e rrd a t b y th e ir u .'.u r .l a . tin t.* 11 t o n . j , n d . u i .
I n -|.s,„ . .
,
• t a » •■ » • fog t o y a r t
Shfntaro .Makamura and savaral
matter ami ran best be limited b,
i .am
u iirti N i^ ni u.h -A
i .m a ric a n NV.ir V rtrra n a ,
on Sep t, -g, defining mure I*... I y ! lapse.'
• * * * • C *taP waa rd ccgaiiad as a making labor as mobile as po«- Russian* as spie*. thr spokesman
” e* '' '* rK|* «la|a^al»**n-*
O l
i t t r 11 t i l r*
.'-y "&gt;....... l" • rt. ra (if lht |W
the -.u p * of religious and c iv il!
The .lis t . . . 'win. r s. r.*,di*.g ■«, g
believed.
f lM carl*Ban woman «ad waa w all • i l It.
tatv- th Rub«litiii* -annot |,r
• l l »n*l thr lnnr|».
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Thr &lt;*uniniltti •• nt rhsirga
M akamura an,| the
Hus,tans
fr. llh* * II*- vR|'litiit***|
by a ll who Imaw h tr. sh e
“ This being to. It naturally f &gt;1
The
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entered
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— J bran III aoswral w « k » a t tha lows, ,s experience at load has w a r, m apping in Man.huria,
.In ..nt *,f the VtaUlrad A- * '
* " 1 ll” ’ r r " * r* m
fc“ *
20, l.'.li
Tr h
* ( i a ! j uu er lue .a r t t. * •...
bM M o f h rr daughter prior to har shown,
Forrign M inis! r Baron Shnle- on , S
‘ rp
r p t.
*' *°h l*
l' •'.* l ie .
that
any
employment
*,,*••.. diatriv wn* in
...vans
’ *°
,h «l '» » rtl I - rmi*
r . . l . .. .
" I I MI.Ni)T 4lN \ f
*l,» •'•tv ha* nul f a ir The*.- v •'logical
•MObe 8ha la o a rr lrtd by
har sy itrn . must l&gt;* operated un a hara and othay Japaoes* r ffin a ls
light wrine
w ine. V " l rlU'IH »’ run,|" , &gt;
1 *" " VI"
a ,|m e n t* m-enc «n &gt;ad. ally
i
&lt;' I •
fo u r \ .. v
N atu riay conferrwif on the ManCM,ebr* ,*d. In defarem
■ daghAar, I l n . W . I . Ilrn lay , a national nr federal h a m **
Interesting rn lrt lainThe l.eer t»v alone w ould!I Several
.
the church, a n l a* a synih* I ..f nu.ldlc e-e-t, but n , -crn .i d.m. *"■ . m-y ..In , .
» ,r
a*W, Cdwmnl H . CVmp,
both
o
f
e
h
ii
r
i
a
n
situation,
runaidering
“ • ,|.„tss*.l v„ | ,l ...........
reveior*. hr m ain. " 'rn l
have been plan*
u, .--»•
Among
I .a r y ',
re. ummrnda
'
" !* &gt;
* f * b a r.***
among • th cr paints
what stepa thv lesturation of iwtue, II II,,,. s c , ha. resulted during the
• m H s • lia ta r , R
U r*.
J. a8- Addy.
t a ••
A ddy, (ions were ll. it rtvntra-*' fvr pub
1 larriei. an,| ei.ipb.yuienl w old i s . , " " 1'
**H •’*' Prearr.frd d rln i
r!o!i«he*l it a« a national boli 1 l«rsi years
*1 rue,iter n the drain
will
be
taken
If
the
m
atter
Is
pra*
M. D tratw r, Oa.) throa
grand-chll*
‘ lie works, designed tn relies.- un
• &lt; I • ! - a l t mi | " s e v e r a l b u n ,|re * J. i h r u !
I". » r « lr r _ tiM t a j . i u u - 1
.
1 v-ten lu t
. u_m HUtl luui
• ! - t ■ mall t*o*k driver
d* ,r
—
WlUtota
rr
nh&lt;i *4»i-l
linn *
jlliiiv a* pn**ililr h** yiv**n Mr*.
. . . . , RlritanUou,
. ...1 e.ope.j
aniploym
.oe.il,
tnl, p
provide,
iu v -.r lu
that
a. on
Hit use.
par Minted to tha Ifagtia y f nations.
The forthcom ing *Islt uf i he I
*• i r . e a: rlu -'in n u t. N ,„ ,„ g I ».*• ■ hot t'* * * all. in j| g .„ , bD
~
Hang,
n
ew
,
agency
quoted
Japa
i " I
A ud it la , ten t of all employment on such
'I t e r te|» al ..f the farm h o a „ | , " * * n ,o r h*r addie*. Tho-* *|sIn i.I *''d
aud l.noa.
I.Moa
llh .
premier to the pontiff |. tu be « ‘ "••.I
SI.lug to sicu re ticket* fur Ih*
Wurk be through the employment ane.se authorities a&gt; sayin g J a ­ srutsli
,
h1; ; y , i;| l? ' " h7
"» » « •
„ .c a g rb u im ra i r * * i..........
public
recognition
of
what
it
i*
I
r&lt;4,l!ed.
I.
M r*lea, subject to m .dlfiratiun pan w ill do everyth in g possible to
l’ 1 |**d.
&lt; l , h , , r •r r , " u: I
....... " , placed
.
relu
.
ct,o n.. n....
f ! ’u" f he*
a h ii u 1*1 roninm nleal t
a
la
r,o
r
I
&gt;
tl.se,,*
tut
phoned
runner.
cttle•4 M M a t More- by the secretary r f lib o r; that prevent spread o f tha Manchurian k'.Pr'd wil! t , a la*i.ng
Wl •»! be * « . a* fs t.ir iK .iiu le lar- 1w ,,h ^ 4' office* of 11is* f'ha.nt s f
d.qm
itn.enl*
r„
a
.
k
if
rl.e'e
rad
Juilm*
'Cpirlalr
warn
*1
il.r
trouble.
rnnii.
but
it
swill
be
wt:rk«
Eu*
.
M W j wa« U k* am pl-ym ent afflccs be staffed
,f l- II,. •isi.| n .a *h ,n c iy c u l l lw*jop '-.in m e rte at tiu* , i l y lla ll.
I f*n*lanla. K. J. || ,|». |„ j|
Caaualtre* during fig h tin g at fore the n. wr relation* are fully I bem nil y sul stub.
k g M n . Henley w ith non-civ|l service specialists
■•" ' - " I
whei*.hy " a
pr fitaM e'
Trem
ors
a
l,
w
e
ir
f.
li
at
Indian,
“
o.l
h
"
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C
raw
s,
a
h
e
n
f
r
.
,ic&gt;.u
and
rie ry th in g
is
later to b* place*: undvr civil Kwanchengta* and N aling were estahJishcd
dom e.to pro* I t the , table cumisp*di* a n l Itichmorul. t unnerasille ties ami l-urter th is,,, couolv i f
. ....
pla-ad hy R m g o at 63 dead, 110 wnrkiag sm uolhly.
•ft-vice, if itaairjbla; that eg
| tl er. a fte r , h . v .rd ic , w a . re
b
tlr ii- " 7
• *
The renp,*niiig of thu
l.'i.nuo and l.ilw tly , Ind.
changes to neutral in alt imlus- wounded and two m ix in g . A com­
The masii.iuiu length reported turned not 4*s vlolat* other laws in
.. '
*" ’ UrJ’ “u
rf
from* —
Mukden said *Japa
t bir, govern*
i — •*—
- r - Catholic
---------- rlulw which
e*’sv* ** u
K&gt;nrt,|;tr(al disputes; that guvvriimant munique
fur thr 'li' rk- » i * a U u l I.* » a . »*« -opting u* enforce ,hu ... h. ^ , 1 ,
,h * rrop
tslablishm cnta be required Us ob­ ----- ioasea a l'P a ita y in g an.| vtcin- incnl . lo*»,| aln-oily has Wen i c ­
oml*.
bitten law*.
. ’ ,
ily a cre two d««d, 1* wounded.
[ (ouiplishe.l trchiriratiy. b it many
tain workmen through Ilie a t
There w r lr no in ju r ,.. re,H.,i*.d.
T»,.. four b ff, , r . * i , h . „ f tll .. 1 * • ' ,1, “ u U " ‘ ni * . y *»l “ R “
Nothing o fficia l was available of their Headers will he .hanged.
changes.
—
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P. Ptarllng. hu,It
u .h"
, “ ‘2/ T* • l , w .d * b’ “ on Chlneaa I a*ea, but th*y w *;e
In .(’alhulie tchouf, f a «*iet orNKW
U U L K A N S , - y&gt; p t. " i . —
SKVKN III IIT IN IIK K
l-rrh a d *. across the S m llV . *rr,k ; b.. l
l r „ 1'.. i l ,
7
’
dcsctibe.1 as "considerable."
ganuatiu.y- will be f.*rme*l, an*l
IA .IM — I n s u l a she wa* tint p a r­
•
tu
U
f
e
near
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la
st
Mar
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A t N anking, F o n lg n M inister In tha fascist organisations tber*
" i-'-d (.* acroiotwsny a proposeil
I t ’ K A . Miss.. Sapl. 2 1 , - t A P , -t p a Ih,uur runner they h .J be*.,
° f po|w ,r fu llin g p asty. p*dirt* said, Mt*.
W ane »**ert&lt;-d his government will he an enlargem ent o f rhucrh
P
e
irn
per-ons
war*
lnjure.|.
t«
.,
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t
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ped"
a
a
s
cum
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over
th
.
_
*
*
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°
was prepared to "la y all facta 09 iniluanca.
Dot O n *— lo M is rr, J i , — pt-rnge.f g
-------- a - U »m sesmewtr, wh c t r t l^ v -srw ry m n d :-------------------------------- ---------- T * uM . ~ ****&gt; t&gt;~ " ow*
t u n th* w erid a* 1* eeuld he
r a is in g knifu int» the hrnrt of
PIT TSB U R G H .
SWpi. T C ; *- iq
r Ir■ —
re. |h*
•&gt;-* s^
’ •tutssj
••» g
a .maIIsa n
h lT ’l nPR
tia
U w
on
o m i •fl*.
, of .1
a
I t '•»
b*.ar ar•f taut
truck
halted
near!
,VK A T H S HRPOHTKD ll'-nry V a m llle n t, U , e a r l) j „ .
Judge I which party was the a g
I A P . 1— The Bank of IbUsburgh.
luring rooming house early y e . m olnight and the gvn lu ttle fol- •
gressor."* Ha raid
appropriate
ten lay in his restauran t She w as
(national association! founded In
1
turstay and force.! to Ivap Into a h.watl. The o f fir*. • *i»ii| liobrrta,*
atapa would h* taken to appraise
Jsilrd uu a police charge o f niur*
)
1110, suspended busin ua today tha sig n ato rk a of tha
yard 20 feet l-rluw.
who ap p aren tly thought he
was
A T L A N T A . Kept. 2 I . - ( A . P . ) R allogg
d«r pending investigation by th*
,1
•art asked the comptroller at cur* pact a»d th* league of nations.
pernona
mat
violent
U in r held up. flr n l first. S tarlin g Ntn*- i n
dtstiict attn m ay'a o ffice.
T A 1 t.AHAK.Sh. F. Sept. - 21. ten cy to taka chaege o f ita aa*
d e *i|. in th# South u ,« r th * w e*kA K R O N r i - l l i l l T PO ST I’O N FD
* * * -hot to death l T It-le ft s .
Th* fislong trip when first
countlra
*|wnt
acta which on Ju ly 1 were report­ n a u t i l u s k k a c h e s b e r g e n ( A - P .) - Florida
---- --- ------------- —
end. Thr.-* committed
suirid*. planned included V ardillsnt,
i
-------------- - M n
ip p ro rim a to ly DIuT.fNb, onu con
ed a t V J , 000,000 . Tha cloaing
A K R O N , 4)hl&gt;, Sept. 21 (A .P .,
A IT O IH T K IL L E D
»'»fbt &gt;*'» r*|K rt.d slain, litre* l^ n ia -r, har daughter. Mae. 19, am)
• tr a d in g r ada which w ill become — For,ca&gt; t of nnatiltal'ie w ratiu r
waa aam .need following a meet—
•
•
died
in
autuniohile
c
a
s
h
*
,,
un*
B E R G E N , N orw ay. Sept. S I . — a part o f the ft i f , highwa)
Ben Wilson. 61 . When told ’ alia
conditions i« l* y cause.| n .ta l ofM O B ILE, A la . Sept. 21. ~ | » * « k d 'r l !&gt;y a train, an ther by ruuld n q go, Mr*, l-am arr waa
h*V Of lha
directors.
Steady ( A .P .I— S ir llu b o it W ilkin.* A r
|. im,
th.(A
.P
.J—&gt;Edwar
I
A.
K
elly.
JS,
M
vtplut.ua,
w"*1
&gt;
'•—
—
and
three
Withdrawals by lha dkpnaitcr* are ti« subm arine Nautilus. arrived ayatem. auditor* 0f tha .State D rills yesterday t o p*»R 11*
'MR, m r 4« . I
&gt;%• «X»»I,
war* ( a i l tn hava asked h tr daughter to
___ din w ne.L
■ aid hy offleiata to be the nrasun bar# a t 0 P. U . T hr rom m andtr R old Itapartm cnt arn»un*«d to- mairhn Dight of th* d, 1/d.lr Ah- h* tiding m aterial dcalur.
remain ho.na, and an argum ent
K lp f lk lilu r fi will fm in |)w run u atll W ednesday , , th* ra rli kilir-i yaaterd e, a* his autnmohll*
for cloaing.
r t f iin d to u T If b« w o ols pro* ■ Mi* fo r 4 itr iL u tin i il»« r^rrnu*
estaucl between tha m other and
a lire and
over_
on
________
_ turned
________
» r r s N KW KPKKD M A RK
V srdlllsnt.
rood to tko United S toh n c r to frofci (ho now ctn t it/ th r irv tn - •St. Th* flight had hee.) • hedul-d W e» out
for this a f t r lr n .m .
a h igh w ay near Itoycu
Itoycn la Batr«.
Hatr«.
------dionua any o f hi* plana.
"1 only meant la oraru Wm,*, ’, ;
w n t it* t# f t t o lin i tax tu r iuttli#i
• quoted
a . Mr*. -U m s r r . "W han
— ----- —— v —
Mr*.
ffer-d - b-^k#n
M i*. Kwllv
KuUv su
suffer-d
Okan arta.
arm .
NKW VKK A IR P O R T . N. J^ police
for r t i A T M i l o f fundi ip *n t In
•h 5 l
Sept. 21.— f A .P .)— F k yd " C ov. pi
M EW TO R E . So* . 2 I .- ( A .P .»
•grabbad
—— ma
—* hy
WJ tha.
in*, ■arm
•■ ■
BUU
•
aod
C lP P M A N W I N S n t . / K
L A KM W
V -P
.
a»o«
holldte^ VMda U tr r mad« p i l l u f ,
w AALb L
b .?
--1lai n
iw
h U n g a 'i s imaaaiigcr Lockheed
— A n n a C ast. foim ar Metropolitan
Irtail Jerking ma I fo rg o t p r t r p
; f
the M ala Mghwa» system . Th*
NI^W H A V E N , f . n a . S e p t 21.1 ptatod by K n u rls J. Kennard Orion f ,!»* W ashiagtna, D. C ., to
O p tra aopraao, now tho wifo o f
P E R N A M B U C O . B rail], Sept. U R t t*vt*la tivr act, autb ortp faf
|f«w
today sat
Mt a
a new
n*v
*w aa;kk airport,
airport, today
C W t no i M arkay. tho eapHaltat, I I .— (AJ*.)— Tho G raf fr p p r ii* , ••rh a diatrUmti ,r. ha* hem a t­ — ( A .P .) — W alter Liprman, au and Son*. Tampa a rth lta rla . fa r N
y e tard a 7 a a n u o c a i K«r Inton- ria n t i l r l i k h , arrived hers laat tacked • • taval.d and oral argu- thor and a d ilir. hac he n aw ard ed . h u a * » |tr;s ptan' crwtlnw m .seaH * k c o c .i uf at ininutas. | 3.5 a*c*
U»U R W Y a lr Review pria* f r , f « 1M J » 0 . to be coaalructod h f ) M J , f Jr ,h , trip. T h . '» a r i i . to o
tlooa to quit tho p ro fru lo n a l coo- I " fa k t a fte r g won atop fligh t from- ■ *•'•
a*h*du:«d for s u t Mun- hi* a r U d a MT o o Hasoiuliune in t h * 'l . i k g W ales Citrua G row ers' A a*i minute faster than lha tim e of
-'
ip rio d rio b a b a iM .
'J day before U * S u p rtaw Court.
A p a r in a T m » '
I suclatiaa.
t C apt. Frank lla w fa .

C o n d u cted F o r
. G w n re C a m p

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d ^ b ,ndi ,7 uv‘re" r"n'1ouS^l^t^Z'.hV'Sr ‘";k^7rnn"m ’n.iZrVd'.lTh'1Pope And II Duce
Strengthen Pact Slight Earthquake "
V ,h*
|J)"^7
2T!
Recently Adopted Shake-s Buildings
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=vs.tLrr
■&gt;“ Cl-z'\r
" than cm-, sep. -i - 1Ri'Mid-Wes 1 Ar ca
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Dry Alen Acquitted
Of Manslaughter ’
In Death Of Driver

ar.

"K. ".Sr....... .

Wonian Kills Man
With Carving Knife
In Fishng Trio Row

Bank Of Pittsburgh
Suspends Business

Expenditures Upon
State Roads Shown

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with
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TH E

SANFORD B E A T S SOUTHERN TEAMS
ORLANDO OUTFIT M AK E DEBUT ON
ATDIAMOND BALL GRIDIRONS TODAY

SAN FO RD

H ER A LD .

SA N FO RD .

NO FOOLIN’

E v e ry playoi of dlam oil I,all *
Well ah the AsinH iatli.it a |*H in n
P***® the »hep appreciation In lit
fhna for
their
(enrro«ity
l**t
n lxh t for thrir contribution 9t» th.
banaflt fund f r Stinson K in la*.
T h e aum amounted to |27 Nft

lim it )
a lt

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Mt
w ill

&lt; h i l l h it !»• « \ i ll« '
h «\c

to &gt;». ••
mi

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K ff il

n h e i&lt;

fn » t

| i »a on* 1 a &gt;

\ it g in 'H

lUvs1'

1 American open titllat.
deadly putter.

w ill

writ |, a • 'it*» t it til•• i|«iat Mi l-wt It f *•
•* M'pl*'&gt;. the v»*te»an «ignal • allei
'va« hurt
t ljr in g
p» a lit ,■ tin
a eek
Sewanrp and MiUl&lt;*l|i| i
nl«*«
Will le huin|M-M i| til til* d lu llv
mi'jnita. A t
h o st
f in
\ * i- ii*
fdayer« w ill M.-w tht Mi«vi**i|'i'.
W r-le in K*'iitu* k v Teat Ii i - • "ii
I* •! from the henrti n ' M sfont
A lllle I 4 A retire leffrie*
fe.Slllhl

FO RT

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|
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|

hi.

O rnny Hard t h i. name wrapon
T h u rsd ay »n the Intacnatl inally
iam o u r Tom m y A im o u r, who also
IVJ- aw rpt Into Ihe I* G . A lour
rcy a di-rard . Shutr toppled A r ­
mour In Ahe quarter final m a.rh

• i :t and I and tha owner of the
| American open crown w i , over

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W A O H IS F I R S T G lO V F
F ig h t

o v e r a

d is h

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,

o f

ICE CREAM '
. A Ci i A k i t M t a f o T U ' I O n t r A r f 4
L ' 1 » 0 * c^A S M AIVAY » dn*d .IACK
m r u t K/Avr- Th a i s t r r . t o

a/ i r u o,.&gt;v#&gt;-

&lt; is ^

O F P L A lN fltlO , V J

EU .

!
It i- point-,| udt by Mr. M arvin
W A S H I N G T O N - F o r the
conic by . ainglr hole in a 24-hole
__ _
...
,
I l i a n . mad* by tha federal govern42
years
tha
nimble
fingers
of
'
• i-mi final a u lrh .
melit In the b s t
five
y ra ra to
Mutherahrad have tapH iirka1- overthrow p ta r c l Shutr l^-wia F
» in hern Flo rid a
truck
g ro a e n
o»rr
the
into today’, final r .und a .a i n d | pad out the sig n al)
have -hnwn “disappointing r -su its
f ir e
lepartment'a
Turn t r a a v ) . of A lb an y. N Y . l W ashington
a* to r u lh c t l.n ." The letter ralatea
who qualified h , truoncing tienr telegraph ayalem which have arnt that
“la st
fa ll
a p lp m ilin a tfly
S a ra x rn . twice a P. G . A winner the .ogtnea roaring to various $ ' 00,000 w as loaned to
tru ck
and ruanar up to
Arm our
la -l conflagrations. But ha w ill soon farm er* in F lo rid a and up to this
year, by the su rp risin g m argin ol ! reach the age of 70 and ia to tie I time slig h tly la * , than 44 par rent
3 and .1 T h u cham pionship play ' retired, despite his protects, un­ has Iwen collect, d.
due to sta r; a l 1•* A. M. * nd u * *ler tha C iv il Service laws.
The reeoiuttrn adopts,! by tto
over I hi MJ hole route, w ill he ra- I
county cr m m iss ion recitad Brow fi r m l by the *r» *t llob.iy Jones.
a id ruunty truck g ro w e r, had auf• " r e a iy , m ak in g h i . fir .t
n aatoj
ta j at
ferrtl loa.es eattm
•I fo r golfing fame, a ■« u n its '
00O last A p ril frun
•Mir •garnet S t r u m
a ftr r rr
ami hall.

0"Vri ir«i* (rum ■ "ligh tly wubMy
«tart. which enmbleil G+n«* t » gain
m tw*» huU IcaJ This aHvantax*
iliiipVfN rw l a t C rtav y , out in -17.

Fa n s

LA U D ESD JX E.

Sept. I l . - I ' r d e n l lia n a to f k i l da truck g ro « e ra did more h a n k
than g n .d . C . F
M arvia. actUtg
se creta ry of a g rim ltu fe . told Setkat.H I tu n .a n U . F t trh er and CoS* &gt;
g r,aam an Ruth Itrpan Owen In tt&gt; 1
.p rim e to appeals made fo llo w in g j
u • lutiona adopted by tto rhunty
corunitssnn, it * a j ia a ro lg today,
Msw&gt;alary M arvin
said In U a
letters loans made la st fa ll “did
mote harm than goad, in that they
iiu ila rvid , n lly enabled fartnerg to
plain a la rg e r acreage than need­
ed and aa a result not i nly thosO
who b iiio w e d front tha gosvrnnwnt. hot those who weta able to
lin a n r th rir tien p lanting from
other s urrae, s u f f t t n l heavy loss­
es e ra u sr of low
p r ic .. due to
, verproduclton.’1

JUDGE TAKES
HIS OWN LIFE
AFTER SPREE

there wes no grounds
•und* to JuaU fy
any rharg e*. But w ith a ll
tto
A / J IHHIAJG U tG H SCHOOL.
liu hlicity, notoriety ansi broadcast­
t
snared
t
u
n
ie
n : t i operato a motor vahiclo “for i ing that has been given le
G\*nt&gt; • L t c e t i T i 't '
tto
ltd T W f t L V t
rsm e himte in tha m orning with good and
LAST S IA S O M HI STQUC* OOT
su fficiant
raaao n *."! m il i a r I f r it it u s f t ir to the elate,
• LI, two under pgr, fur a regul*
J t o &lt;A/ A 12 (VA/IS/6 T/fI * l» r an assis'fm t attorney yvni* i I the court hd m yself tv crntiniM
IN f t J lM 'S &amp; Y
• I'd Kl*v. .ill teg •I.sr*. will ••* mmti *n iMund ol 70
T h l*
fnpar &gt; was assigned In
OAA4A AJl 1U
Investigate lh * | on the bench. W hile I «&gt;n a a tlv
• lilt* It 111 ill*- I fMkeMIfw
f III
• V v m j j ivj v r ra rvA
play gave him a three-hole r t v in - ca«* l l r went to liu vvr w hrrv fled In*my o w i ruin.1 I cu u lt have
C^AAJlkDKI H n Jtt
I t * |&lt;Of ' • • l l l l * .
Ml
N * » 'il I i ■ l l l l C l l p
t - ge on Sargaen, who carded 7 1 Ji'dgv O akas w ts 'r a r in g the r w r proven my &lt;*a« t f e ll it was uaai M i l
w it h
th e
la « k - M i* k i l l .
- -- S h i O n ./ a i r l t ! /*—
F r m i there on .Harman wa» never of *n □ il-yvd hit and run d river. le«* to go ahead." .
\ II 1* I I I Is!
at
S t* a a t
T * * n * In m
in
pnHitinn to make up any of A f ir r a co n frrrn c*. th* i'ldgn ,lris . [ a i r . #.i »• f 11 iM it
M i l i t . i i y •% a ll
hia deficit.
rlnred a m istria l and irtu rn e d
• • tl ah .«•
MIAMI B E A C H -B u ild in g per­
*•»( i t * • • p a n e l k b ith I I a m u Ml. I l " M l
I raavy
finithad
a' d u &gt; hoo’ e.
iii ifiatclk
mits issued fo T fit? t six m oolto
* * V «'t \&gt; t in ir &lt; * it i
thirtieth
In
l^a
recent
u|»rn
title
t h» n 1** «h ked or lU t
I ate last night O akrs issued a of year totaled $500 -177.
T w t i I l f | I m * p »*-.evf M f M 1*4 k # It ••
h rn k e n •
p|j&gt;
m'
Toledo,
«a&gt; alw i&gt; v
sl*trm e n l sayin g he w uld lesign.
• ••xciin ./ the ••-rn
VI ••
• •I I h r
4 » i* i
S
1 A
A
ol
Atruighi
and
fa
r
from
tea
to
green
Ho -aid :
inch* •
1*4
i|&lt; 1
•» h***l' it# «1
I ’ h n t t n II*#, eg il
V
• 'll A T T A N fM K J A . T a n n ., S « p t. j rrnf u eciilel) arenrata on the put*
Th *• -*C*I MiMV
hii* I,t
miioculalcft | 1 9 .- I A .IM
lin y Mi r n i
* W hile there insy i r snm,» cause
It)
W L. Thom as, c 1Ly 1 1 / n^ aurftcaa. S araxan , m nleliat
Mtipl
i — . an, was
» # Pj.it* nl
Al**% Ii lohn*t»n a id I * I* |ii»\k tin
•i j*.** ••
ti n il out, iDrvm
Ki.-kine in tticn
that
arrested yeit«rday&gt; and n n i- ta r d n if match |lM )er »n f»t rrtlicism I am / e r.a in
1 •m riiiK "it n iin
tt «• of two part* n to rn in r on the
&gt;aminfil(. I o r n h \ x riru tlu ra l
n«i x:in
M s, on, fin . w hd» • t|;iI Iiiihm
rharg e of arson the previous d a y i, showed nothing I’ r o ff form yesterday, hoikin g
I)»• |m r I hii nl
j•-411 wi* r f , Mir*
r p s1f»i| DIM p
|.M I , litt |i- I r oldIt lr iii it
tn c io o* M ila n
in connection w itg the blowing up| m y tim e |h|a week to compare no ny of h i. drives and trsp p io t
»lu g .
tht*n
i iImik ru «u7h «r a building on ths srwjth side ,
m-s-i-e T rm ’hei*
R e lie v e s a n e a k e e S e ee f e a n k h a
with
ih*
A
lbany
hoy's
pcrfe^i
*v*n
more
nf
his
second
ahota.
•• tl t•* ta k e
u ji
ih- itu k ln r* -. ‘ a rly Thursday m orning.
t a M a l a s l a a etoaRa
Monk Y u .ltlCT l' a Dan* 1 "ii ma
CaM
11------ game
IH. (.utter alayed up just enough cleat * a y . aasg er t*e
v ev kt il Ms Is via
a firM on whi-h nnr of W ia v r r . another fim v w a ,
• liinr, r ni)ilieyMu* ,8 II A Lift t* ill
sa.s ilctw at. S a r a x r n would to save him front a frigh tfu l lk n &gt; Say a. - ,
Keen
at
hi
vsn« iriown la •' )
h r r Kl'Mi at I •* • •••n Ml S iilt il
r 19 1 la in rd fur quvaDoning
h *v * had hia •muhlva, but h* was slaughtering.
tto Halve far Baby a CaM.
t.» i*r p trferretl.
1
w ill run*
inti*#1••l|#'|M.|tc*
i Niuhna'«
f&gt;* *1
turn th m itogen forming taterlu .
X**iin* of n**it*.
M &gt;re grnin in rat and mmj«c
w n*1
\ anUrrhlh*" t* a • h c f Inn* 01 a r il v Thaae rodenU
I'at
|il«a*«*il with Ihr W |l| **f
amt t n »ki .t giHnt hit of grain
h irw a n at m il, T h - Msink |mi»|
&gt;« ur if allowed rntranev to
tinn® a»* rtu«niif: 1*u ii M ftiiir hi
i hr i|*e&lt;*t fertile* i
l»nl\
IIIM»t uf hl« kki y atul K irwmi
li.ivr pif/ Rtiirtrd ipnuink' ii mi
fin#* piny liglit
U nit* ipiintitir« (tu n v» ti Ii an i ‘ D i'T i.n o K m t lr; U TKlt f o r
mime.

RfCiU^rtO

FAHuto Zu &lt;urrf«s m

t5o

(C n nlfn urd from P ag- U n rt

: : n7 K 'X ?:hVuTd Fireman 18 ArreHted
On Charge Of Arson!

News N otes On
Agriculture

B o x s m ith :

w ith

Federal Loans To
Florida F a rm e rs
Seen As H arm fu l

AFTER 43 YEARS

m o V I D E N C E . R . L , Sept. Itt.
' — (/V .P .I— Tli,- M ortality
rata of
, prr.'faw |„m l /coif - k a m p i n n a
j jum ped again
&gt;r a t e r ,b y aa Denny
1 M hulr. the “giant-killer'*
from
llu&lt;Uor. Ohio, K i l p r d B illy Burka,

ih «

•»p|»*ti

DENSMORE SHUTE
DEFEATS BU RKE
IN SE M IF IN A L S

m a s h it

A T L A N T A . Sept. II*. (A IM
,
'A ith
-even
icmitr*
a, ranged,
•n'lthern in te n n llriria tr
fn tl.nl1
'•'•lay m aker it first r i a l l,n| f.„
com posed of p la y r ia fr-m ih r dlf
the a ltrn lin n i f the I 'l l I - p ..it ,
fRTWill team * In th«# l r i ( d « | rfr • minded 1'iitilir
Ihe Orlando (ram II t„ |«»
W hile most i»f |li|it'« hii* train
in
p retty an ra h ih itln n nf ilia * ' have s r r im m a p ., - t f„ r s n iitu la ,
■on&lt;j hall
play-&gt;d
afterno n
pieparatm n fin let
• k l* city ,
••inning date*, four south* rn m
W
W
.I
.
. _____
Jo h n n y Hodge was m the l m
ferwiwr and as
ii* n^v s .u lh r r n to
^o r Banff rd and « a i never in l«ct
teiifdlegiati*
a* conation
c le w n *
t a r form . A lthough w ild at lim a*
•tart their fall lunipaigfM
he held the O rlan do team lo 0 hits
Indicat loot are that the weather
f o r 10 ■Una. strik in g out 8
s i l l •low down th" play « n in t h ) '
O rlan d o put over two tuna n hut it hardly wi I r .rta il am of
th e sernnd in nin g in a walk and 'he rntliuMMMit tn hi h d U a y « •
al
n|*enittg
. *«nt -t
tw o aingle* T h * y ware a lie to .,| | nltem lanl
'"I
three morn i n the t h ir l, two m T« toperstm • « of ii r it ii n d
wc« k
the fifth , one in the * u th and t * „ thi i yliout the m i fit tb* •
hi%e hanipi rr»|
mniiv »f
in*
In tha ninth Inning
In the ninth inning. Ruddy It,.■ «'|UM h |t| i*rw« llM
Mnrh nttr rest a ill !*• due** ?
wH. pitcher for the O ilad o ta n .
th »
\ Mginia ft anohe
w ho had a lrra d e h it one h ma r in, t *w li l«

1®. 1 9 S1

Tom Creavy Crushes
Sarazen By S c o r e
Of Five And Three

U O H fg g OH 5
OP H IS l a s t
O 0 IH IU G

By K . II. C U I.I.C M .

fa it *

SEPTEM B ER

fcurw

the diamond ball game
m ight, atag ril for tha benefit
f
S tin so n K ln la w , the Sanford team,

• a n te

SATURD AY.

By Sto«kie Allen

B enefit Game Staged Majority Of O u t f i t *
F o r Kinlnw Proves Are Only Fn^a^ing
To Be exciting Tilt In F'raclice Games

Im d the b a t rn a n re of tying
op
th e game an.) prohobiy w lnninj; ii
W ith two on baae and taan out
Bu dd y ram e to hat with tha d e lri
b ln a t io n to do , r dia. hut tha l*-st
k « coul I do wan lo tend a alovr
r o lle r to Mender on laft ah&gt;il, who,
fo rm d f . Ilo ia ll at socond and th.fim ® was ov«r.
T h t Sanfo rd p layer* put up • *•
excellent f a m e , both at hat anti in
tha fiO O , only three erro is iMini*
c®**^r*d up againnt them, rutting
d i* v n runnara with c|, eh lilt, ir v
u la r lt y , and evary player la t„ I. ■
com m end*,| wity, tha way ha hnn
dl*d h i. position

F L O R ID A

666

ORLANDO
Q tn ero . 2h

Tolas. |l,
C« Box all c
B. Boxall p

Ur»»j

W ild e r rf

F la'k en st in ,
Cyan a ta
K l r r *:•
»
R a il ra
F llig a ra ld . If
L. F leckvnalnn,
TO TAL
H A N K O IID

Miles. IS
L a k e , ah
T lllla , c
W eaver, r f

l\ Men Killed, Two

M oss, Ih

Wounded In Pistol
Duel At Texarkana

Xi.Altiun winter | i'*&lt;
1.4 "' f 'll
•»vi r I.Mi.HUi p sun*i« of k»*t h und
•
f** 1 «rr«l vk«*rr pl«iiti*l. .nd •» fur

I'D l I.TIIY

INIH HTRY

W ith lh« p n ra of
mm
amt
j v«f rat low er lh a n it ha% li#cn for
thi- &gt;ctr over 1"0,uihi |mi&lt;iimL havi’ « rv cia l &gt;rarn am i. Ih r price of

a1rra*ly been -*rdd to ii»* fur in n *
• tiPtf* on Ihe inciraaV, the otillook
•»r 1 1 \V»*al Fhiridii r*$iintie«.
• fo. ih»‘ poultrv ifd im try ap)»car&lt;
In ut'Jrl)
ever) n t-r w Iw re
I ligh ter, in the opinion of Dr.
farm# m
hmi*
lom lurted
•.1*111M A Jull. poultry ^|»mali*i .,f
T K X A ItK A N A . Tea., sept Iti •tn d id n ii’F, 1*1 •••ip mti'*n
W," * i .h e It s . I» A.
ronot)
avi*i»
i*
tbr
)ir
ld
of
(A l'l
th re e men were den,I
\noth«*r point in favor of the
TOTAL
fitlhtwinif tin* in ver ciup "•*•
Inst n ig h t a n il tw o o th ris wound
iMtullryman i&lt; that heavy ru llin g j
Kcort liy Inninga
| rd «» 4 re su lt n f a feud betw een two | h three tuned t*at .n 11
of farm fl«&gt;ika during the
pout!
pout
n*2:t 021 00*2 — 10 'I
Orlando
t l 'l r e llllin g s p i .l m ow ners who ehei k plots. S im ila r re«jlt.*
p| |ng l&gt;ka
r«&gt;slt is ssal Ithe
La miniKsar
ha" rethurd
number !|
Panfor.j
l i o ;UV| oo* | | in
o p erated a 'it io n * w ith in * Dm y a rd *l&lt;n been » l,ln tn e il
v. it h
• f la&gt;nig hern* bv about ‘20,1100,-1
D m p itt*; I’alm rr. Ilurkrt. |.rr
flop I in iliu s n ear the A r k a r * a « T e v i s
IHNI At the «aiur tiiiir. fewer
la iu is ia n a s la t lin e * .
,
•Mr* Sn.ith
believed th* t
11 hick" were hatih rd l««t spring
The feud. J II . Mo)d. mi*' ol I » retd •hoidd l r
plarite«l during I . .
.
1
m
i trio said, rulm iiiatril la«t nitfht 04&gt;»te». p ie fe iu h ly |n«t a lte r a than ifiia l.
Doctor Jull l*liev»ft the tin1 when it* al'.rm|it wax nm r to gteel i t i i t r r . lie rk*romini*m l• 20
f .t u i v of the poultry inI kidnap him. In a «uht»n|urii| n in I i 20 (H.umla uf hairy velrh p-r . rirdlatc
.
,
.
, fi*fl • in a m oving autum oiilr. I U r
acre, an I 20 D&gt; 10 pound, of !
'**
f ” 4" 1'
uil) l.io r , 4 *». W illard Kuh, '2.1, ami | c s
The Isn.l i,red nnl »*• r .p * - I l“ rl&gt;' ,,,r ,h u r ’ ,h ”
Knrlton .Sullivan. IH. w rrr kil*%• tialiy p rrrarrd . but should
|nml high q u ality poultry Inr marM IAM I. Srpt. III.— Th* Florida I l*y llo y d .
W illia m
.S u lliv m '21, given a' out *00 pound* nf l.n-i* I k r|, ,,,r hatrhrrym en who prodorum rnlary atamp t a i heroin**
b ro th e r o f K u r i l »n, w t * r r il it a l ly slsg or superphosphate r , r »irv)| dure high-quality chirka. and foi
• ffrr tiv e
Srptam lirr 26, K riitfit1 w oom lrd .tml m il) a lig h l hop* * • «
‘ hefnrr planting, unie*. il w as | farm ers and commercial poultryAm a. .ta le rom ptrifller. h a. in I | P|.| tonight fo , hii, r r r u v r r y .
h . give their flocks tha
I feitillied heavily O i l year
The : •"»"
funned Cherlr* V. Be iingardner. |
beat m anagrnienl and who prac­
state v lam inar. i'LTJ
Biaraynoi
tice rfficien t rulling.
boulevard. A fte r that date p ra rll-l
ra lly every w ritten instrum ent,
Land which will not produce
m ust carry a documentary a lain p'
celery efficien tly should be plant­
genet a lly at Ihe rate of 10 cents
ed to winter rover crops in order
per $100 and fraction thereof.
to Improve Ihe land '(a r another
* ' TH p rh a lty "fo r failure of tbu
season and a t the same tim e re­
m ukrr ur acceptor to a f f i l a s u f­
d -rin g relery acreage.
"
ficie n t. amount in stam ps, and I •
ran el them, ia $.'&gt;00 fine and
B U Y F K R TII.IZBH
*
months' Imprlai nment, ur
both.
E F F IC IE N T L Y
D efacin g nr counterfeiting the
The loral egricu llu ra depart­
•tam pa ta rries an equal penalty.
ment hex h e ll several v ery I*.
Stam ps are
required
on all
I n v itin g discu'aisma r.n fertlllaHonda, d Iwnturaa, certificate* of
Ing coat, a t Oviedo and Sanfutd
Indebtedness, Inatrumenls ami dorduring the p iat? few weeks. One
unirnl* with Intareat coup.na. on
o f tka principle facta, a* brought
gach original iu u e of altck , of
^ lo flta or intareat In property or
out by th eir disrutaiana. Is tt o
accum ulation , by any corporal!:n.
lose price o f fertiliaer m aterials
W here 'certificates are
Ii s i k I
thia y e a r, in comparison to tto
without face value Ihe l a i shall
pa*t fe— seasons.
.
t o 10 rtn la .a share, unless Iba a r -i
On Thursday evening o f tto
tu al value ia in eice«a of 1100.
it
weak abouj _ IQ _ E *afn rd
also—U -r a q u ia -4 -9 * *11
fa rm e rs f a n in i on ■ round-table
Sales, agteem vnta lo sell, memodiscussion on ce lery fe rtilise rs la
randuni sales
or
dollvorioo e l
w hich the coat o f actaal plant
tr a n s fe r , o f legal lltla Is shares
food i l l brought out and r u n *
o r certificates of stork.
pa i iso a * mada between Iho vn rlEach
prom issory
not.,
nus m atarlala. J u d f i a f from .t h e
Bender, la
H arrlao n , rf
(*orHell, 2h
Hodge, p
B o lly . If

•s

Documentary Tax
Will Be E ffective
On September, 25

DO YOU KNOW?
•to

I? pay money. assignm ent o f sala r b a , wages or
rom poaaatl:n
am ib . to d rock renew al o f |l)eae,
tauat ta r r y ■ ataatp o f a l boat 10
cent*.
On d.rd a or la alru a tta U
In
w illin g where bv lalorool la lanJj
U graated. aaalgn cf. traa afe rre l
or a tto r a la c conveyed. IS rant* on
o w k 1100 b rogalrod.
\

Tat docunr.atary atompa arc
aaw &lt;a *ob at Urn tffko of Ibi

l»cua ion. It appaara that cotton
*«*d m aal la c n a . a f the tb — peal
fe rtilis in g m atarlala th at 4 a a t o
i» « d thia year.
* T h is departm ent w ill to g lad
In randar aaaiatanra to an y fa rat­
e r who w la to i b lip la m aking op
M a form ula o r selecting k b m *Ir r ia la .

T»ot (to R U kbliou R b e r b oac o f tkc g r v a t a a t U M a k in g riv ­
ero la lt o world t N ear St. John, go#., more t h a n " ! 90,000 pounds
W ant only jo u r oioat e ffU fe M
aro caught J a a ily to Hod ready m arhrU la U allaad and U enaany.
toad la celery tk b year. U t h
W olra, tu ck aa Ikooo ikow a la (to picture, are thrown a.-rosa tka
plant the n e t ta Austrian peg*
Hear ra d the t a b daareading the ttroam a t n igh t; finding their
w a y to r ted k y ttooo ahatrucliooa, follow along them U to led into
|
* » * • P**«d by the fir her men. Many legend* a g ltt to n rtraia g
an a. atm being th at they w a n w anhipped b j the E fy p tla u s. '

for experts
... bandied
by experts
MILLIONS of newspaper readers follow with keen interest tfc dftfly news of dw •pons world. It is a ended ludiencc. one that demands expertflas of its favonre
in-' ‘
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GANGSTERISM
NEW TOMf' HERALD TRIBUNE
Borne tim e before th e adjotfrnm&amp;fc of the A m ericas
Ethel Lcfile*.
Mra. Blanch Leonard ia
I^fflon convention which m eets In D etro it tbdajr. s rftitn e n tf
Th» prevalence of crime Id this that i r e palpable to ere ry honest I lunchea to the school chilHsea.
will be h eard -upon the contrdvefty d w lln tf w ith th e cgiih
c wintry I* admittedly ■ trioua, btit itucfrnt of the period!, ch ief among ||cc lunch aland la located In the
redem ption of the soldiers' bonus. ThA*e naa been an in­
them being the pronlbitiofi law.
o f the school house.
■M U R D u
creasing dem and-on the p a rt of a certain faction of the few will «h«re the doubt expressed The huge revenues derived* from hallway
t awe Mim h m *
Mima Edwin Suttin left Wednea.
M ltn A m erican le g io n th a t th e convention go on record aa b&gt; N r ( harlea A. Boa ton, prail- the violation of this law . whieh h day to attend Southern College at
favoring th e immediate paym ent in full of the ad ju sted deni nf the American Bar A .socl- ■ HettH hy • majority o f eltisen*.
alton. that American civilization have riiuipprd the crim inal w jrM
com pensation certificatea.
In case such a resolution la adopted there ia little ia able to cope with the altuati rn. to conduct, ■ &lt; Mr. Boston sa ys, a
doubt as to w hat action Congreaa will take in, the m atter. Hr Rniton haa e-ke.l the National highly ortanixed war on Horletf.
nut »* the remedy Indicated a re­
T he A m erican legion has developed into a powerful faction Ataociaiiun of Attornry'a General port
to ranff*t#rt«m on «oriety*«
I I n t h a h i r m i e t in politics w ith which both senators and representatives to rnnauter whether the time haa
not come t i n tib lla h
vigilance part, o r i« |l i r move I of the cauee
w ill h e t i i i i i l to*
■iTlrtldf ral______ have to reckon. Congress has never Wiled tt) take the rommittrea, to Inatall drumhead nf the gan gvteritm from which it
K eha. l ^ n . adm onitions of the Legion seriously, and despite adm inis­ rourt* m artial and Ih general Buffer* ?
tration disapproval, even presidential vetoed, it hhA invari­ Ilu b jfc t In certain undefined,legal
Mr. Boston, if we are not ml* |
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■
a b ly enacted leg io n legislation. R egardless of the expedi­ tife g q a rd s “ to prevent intolerable taken, r r i highly influential in
try w llk » r l » H M l h »e «.
l i n n M l R aw Tevh. ency of th e demands, th ere can lie little doubt th a t Con-j ibuse'*) In return to the rough- promoting th* referendum on the
and ready di.penvallnn of Juttlee repeal of the Kighteenth Amend
The gress will continue to do so.
» i iciated with pioneer da&gt;t in ment which wa* a feature of th*
Praaa W h l.h la aaala.
it
is
therefore
p
re
tty
definitely
up
to
the
Legion
It­
m M M
IK the aaa fa r ra.
Ihe Wild Weal.
American IU r Aaurriat mn'u trtivi
law. at a ll aaw a Sleealthee self not to make requests of Congress whlrh the country
S ik h a defeatist attitude would (let la«t year. It* memherihip.
l a II
aa a a l
alfcaanlaa
l a Ikla r a m ee 4 alaa Ik . can ill afford to meet. L&lt;ovo of country induced the I&gt;gk)h •carctly waritint comment did ft comprising rrprrsrnt Alive lawyer*
ra a a k l l a M
fcarala.
All m em bers at one time to run the risk of sacrificing life
emanate from a le u dUtitigdiahad from *mah towns and Mg in every
ra aa k llaa llaa a l aaaalal
i karala ara alaa reeev v a . itself in ordtir that our arm ies m ight be vidorlottk; love •nurce Under the
rircutpatanrc* •rrtlon of the country, voted 2 to
of ro u n lry now should Influence them not to make dtwh It deaefves a rejoinder of the hlpd I in fiivor of repeal Surely fine nf
( ondat T S e t t .""
_
financial dem ands as rnlRht result in p u ttin g the treasury i hat on# would #tp#ct frorrt Mr the reas in* for thi* result wai
Motion Mrti*#lf in hit mum optl their belief that prnhihttinn wa*
"L O V E D E F R A U D S N O T -O ara d epartm ent on the rocks.
a crime breeder nf the firat rank
t n y th in e, hill to lo»a ona
S ecretary Mellon was compelled to Increase th e in­ mtitle moods.
Ill# grow th of rrim i In th# and that It* ellmmatlnn
would
other. Thou «h»lt
not
steal,
debtedness
of
the
country
in
order
to
meet
borttik
pay­
United State* *ln## th# w i r l» help largely to correct the rondl
• h a ll not coral. Thou "halt
m
ents
th
is
year,
lie
was
forced
to
Hell
bonds
to
m
eet
defi­
dot neither to the greater deprme tmn of w llch Mr Bnatnn d#«pair«
th y neighbor aa Ih y .elf
cits resu ltin g from declining income tax receints. It seems ity of the population nor to the 1* he rtMdy to al&gt;and »n thi* line of
tom an• 13 :0 , 9 .
P R A Y E R — K a lb -r, f i r e u» the highly probable that additional financing of this type will deterioration of our machinery of attack for the chao* of moh
factor* violence T
fop iyit e f the livin g ( hrl«t. that ac be necessary next year unless it is decided to increase the iiiR tlre It Rtem« from
fn ta y do Jm tly, lore eaetry. and income tax rate. Under such circum stances it is a poor
ta lk humbly with Thee, our God. tim e for th e la-gion to insist upon additional IxinuH pay­
m ents.
PROPH ECY
,
J &lt;. ggPJ ! PR THE “FAMILY PHYSICIAN" _
__&gt;f lo r Uliana.
____________
-S ltm ilM l i » q . r » l t w
t
rowing. Though the eret fit „ f lh.. M r r . l . . . v - n Z I n t
jfWhhn nothing heyonit
excellent at present, it eannot be doubted th at the same
U rg in g the restoration nf the of the country whare once hli
•h all dwell
eronom ir laws which govern individuals, city, and state fam ily phyairian to hia form er frirm llt hanil wa* available al
7 And aound and aanae can little
governm ents, also apply to the nation. Continued raids up­ prr*tl(# and uaafulne** i n&lt;l the moat any time, and in any emar
i,
m id.
greater &lt;lt**rmiri*tion of medical *rnr&gt;. There i* much »*ntim«nt
Immediate on the federal treasury will soon place it in the sam e po­
B ath
th#
d#tnch»d
sition as m any of our cities which are now suffering from knnwlnlge through the new* tonne* fed with the going* and
paper*, |)r. K Starr Judd, of toming* »»f thr fatnil) phy*irlan;
g
*p*i&gt; •• •
a loss of credit.
W h in fru it and flow er ilan d ra
Ro«hr*ter, Minn., the nrw l)
in , only e f* w year* ago hi* wa* an*
We
feel
sure
that
our
l.egionnairea
are
too
loyal
and
&gt;■
yealed
■ tailed head of the Am erican M«d- rM a b lih n l institution in every
patriotic a group to insist upon any surh governm ental ical A*aociatlnn, dr^ lan* t h i l l l" * n ami village and com m unity.!
A a thing* *o ured. betrayed, ran sacrifice.
these are e«*entlal* for the ko' n| I h e «t*nung of the apec|ah«t haa
larked.
-------------------------- o------------------hralth and advancement nf Ann ri e*ua*.i 'he young m eJlial man to |

Sutton motored to Lakeland Ban
“ TV
Mr. and Mhu W
day.
Mrs. G eorge ' G eig er Wax hostess Mr. and M rs. Drfnh1
on T h o rsd ar evening at a fish and son. Peck, of Orlando... War*.
fry honoring hrr ton. Wilson, and dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. I1.]
T. W akefield la st Sunday.
Ms frtm d.

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ORDERLY C O M PETITIO N
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The citrus industry of Florida needs
orderly competition.
- T a gath er com plete kn ow ledge s f m arket
for the benefit e f the g ro w e r and alto ta poah fa r
greater r on earner demand a m the LaeIt, a f Ihe n e a r t a g
I lottec. Such w ork la tea emu pttce led for aay one
g ro w e r or shipping organisation te attem pt- wlewe,"
— A L L E N E. W A L K E R , P real dent I I M - t t ,

Co-ordination of distribution effort is
essential to successful marketing.

1

I

Bo emptied of their ayinholirm.
T h a t where
the
rhrmea
and
raaion* cracked
la nothing left to mend the nrhlvrn,

W e two, pad our ahrunken aoul&gt;
.W ith m etaphyrl a and anthrarlte,
r-W h o ralae our etein.v. rat augared
y o lk
And wonder whether Kant
*&gt;e*
righ t,
Ahall roam earth, naked to the
Ilona,
And k ill a boar, and find a tree
A a Innocent o f fu rtler algna
A nd atrlppe .1 uf auhterfuge a* wa
Helen N erlllr.
N ir e r rroa* It bridge partner
until you are *ure nf hrr di*pu*i
i k » , M iay» Ton* Sim*.

-t

Waiha*! up with Japan, thLJndbrrgli* lea\r for China where
\ It will be moro dangrrtiu* than
Va avar to crack up.
The Ktnne ly-M cl'her*on outfit
*eem to have inor
trouhla with their runutnl affair*
than all the rr*t of the world put

‘ of California
lofffthrr.

a Hcirntlft »aya, art*
l; ■' Molecule*,
»
Vttu:h amaller than a man a*
'■ ' lb; ■ tar* are larger. Just al*&gt;ut
p etha proportion o f chance* of get' tin g a iaiso .--K arh an g« ,
“

For Pfveral year* now
we'tl
h tard it said that at last wr'vo
hit bottom, hut toime folk* a r t be*
i ginning t » think we won't hit b«t*
tom until tho whip ha* *unk.

ca A rguing fur common *en«e
methiM|« m tha practice of me«|
Icine, Dr. Judd prote«tr*l agai i
Are you getting bald, or is this advice coming too too many apectall*!*, and e*pclate to do any good? If th e falling out prnrenn has not d a lly he decried (ha apparently
already gone so far ns to leave you only a very few sprigs growing tendency to edaM iah
n t u n e p r tn in in t e r v a ls , y o u m a y h e in t e r e s t e d to k n o w | "»p»«-ial" p r a e fle whrre there had
thHt F A Marsek. famr«l cosmetic ex|MTt, has prepared a probably not been enough prepara­
series nf “dnn'ts" whlrh he says are sure-fire In prevent- tion for this work. The conven
lion recently held p ia.eil a re.rlu iri|( haklnesN. Here they nre:
H°n favoring the appointment of
Don't use irrllaliiiK sonps whieh nrc strong
a c im m ix io n to ron .id er and perIn alkali.
hap. p a .. upon the qualifications
of individual phyairian. who un
Don't use had cosmetic prepnrntinns.
derlake the role of .p e c la li.lv and
Dcin’l wet yntir h air every nttirnintf In the
ronfln* their practice to a par­
shower.
ticular field.
Don't wear tiffht hats.
That the American Medical A»Don't fail to wash vour scalp at intervals of
aoctatinn recogn ire. tha need for
two to four weeks.
many more "fam ily p h ya icl.ru ,"
Don't wash it every day nr so
hy whlrh U meant Ihe general
Don't let yourself get run down physically.
I racllllon er, I. w&gt;meth)ng that
D on't worry.
giv e, the m atter great
weight.
The a.anriallnn I. the one body
Don’t fail to stim ulate your scalp hy regular
In qrganlied medicine entitled to
lint non-irritating brushing
.peak for ihe «».| m ajority of thnj
Don’t try to doctor yourself if baldness th re a t­
phyairian. of the country. It ta on .
ens. (Io to a physician.
of the m o.t di.tin gui.hed and one
nf the ; la r g e d organisations of
WE ARE A1. 1. Inclined to take *our newspapers for a rlrn liflr men In Ihe world, and
graniesl—to pny our two or three cents, get a dollar's It. Influence I. international. That
w orth of news ami inform ation, and forget entirely the it h a . declared for a larger num­
personal, social and economic service rendered U*. The ber of rrgulnr "ilocto r," means
m an u factu rer, the m erchant and the consum er all owe a that Ihe m unlry need, many of
debt to the press which m erits their active and aggressive there profrv.tonal men .k illed In
supimrt at all times. Not only the Inrge city dailies, hut the art of healing, and ready ahd
thi; small country papers us w ell.are perform ing un eco­ willing to practice where called
and not ronfinrd t &gt; a .In gle detail
nomic function absolutely indispensable* to the growth of uf Ihe great eclenre.
the country. Hence, In these times of hard business, when
There h a . been a great deal ram any concerns arc shortsightedly curtailing advertising. I rrntly In print regarding tho
w ant to m ake a personal appeal for everyone to g rt be­ .teady decline In the ran k , nf the
general practitioners. The fam ily
hind his own town paper and boost it.— Roger Babson.
doctor 1. hard to find in •ertlo n .

Preventing llaldncHH

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SOMETIMES ADVERTISERS nre heard to say th a t
W# suppose if a snm b- adapts
.......................
■ rasolutlon
branding m
n man a liar. th e ir advertisem ents do not "pull.” do not bring buyers, or
as Tha T**ia» anions" ih.i," that [ buyers' orders to their plnces of business. More than likely
' m a k n It o fficia l. And Hist a* tin* it Is thi* c h a ra c ter of the uilvcrtiring. put out by the com­
I official lia r of T t ia * , Governor plaining urivertiser*. th a t fa a t fault, for if the advertising
Long will receive a .a la ry .
m a tte r presented to the public is lacking in tru th , in fuir
statem en t, nr in intelligent appeal to the buying public, no
And If the gasoline consumption m u tter w hat the merit of th e publication used, the adver­
dropped o ff ‘j.ooq.nno ga llo n , in
tising done today has a tru e ring, and when it has th a t, U
ena month on account of an adtkd
ana cent taa, how many gallon , ia ad vertising th at brings desirable and gratifying results
would Ihe cigarette b u .in rs. have In th e way of increased and profitable business.—Timesdropped if the five vent taa had Union.
-------------------------- ------------been levied.
-----w -------T H E DANDY lawn at the city hall, w ith the two cab­
T h a (nwn - o f l.en rlle, which bage palm s has been kept In excellent condition by the
boaata a thm.sand Inhabitant, and city 's custodians. This beautiful spot m akes the city m ore
• bonded debt of t'JOO.OUO. about
attractiv e. T he Leader would appreciate it if friends would"
•M -lh ird of- Sanford'a, in propor­
Meade
tion to population, has mailv ar- w rite or tell us ubout o th e r beauty spots.— Fort
----------------------—*----- —— ~~ ~
tu - purekaaw t J iOOO L e a d e r.-------------—
worth o f i t . own bund, at the e x ­
trem ely low figure of tan 'r e n t,
an the d-llar. S a n fo rj might •••
akta lo do arm elhln g like that—
Joseph (!. C rew , of M assachu­
If It bad &gt;ke threv thousand dol- setts, now Am erican minister to
. .
Denmark, was nominated a t m in­
ister to tiw itxerland, and John D.
:Preoldonl Hoover Id^flndlng It
Priuea, o f Naw York, professor
•try difficu lt to enforce prohibia t Columbia
U niversity, w a s
, tton and nt lh* same tints give an
nominated m inister to Denmark,
rgitr to labor leaders who declare
by President H arding today.
a t tka legalisation o f h««r will
W ith the announcement from
•m pluym ant to IJBl.OOfl parI f P re.ld en t Hoover cuuld tha W hite H ouse today that tha
treaties with G arabsolutely sure th at It would, naw peace
and
H ungary,
th a t It aroold relieve In any many, A u stria,
a y tka unrmploym ant problem, would be transm itted tomorrow,
a bailors he MWlM bo prona U came the Information from tha
M U td that opposition to 1M
yrgot prohibltloh.
treaties w o u l d ba sneountarad
o f nodton Insists from several RapoklWana aa Well
soma
Democrats.
S en ator
a t business la alread y gettin g aa
itUr and w ill contlnba to g a l Borah. RapubHcan, Idaho, who
Tha m kyor lives la a big began tha b a ttle a g a in s t' thb
a aad receives a good salary treaty o f V ersailles, Is
» tka c ity . Perhaps tee, hla to w a le a fig h t against ra tific a ­
t business la gsttln g batter tion of U n naw Ires ties, and te
la tha f ir s t Democratic said to have assurances o f sup­
lluaton haa had in n num- port from n few Republicans aad
yaara. B a t la w n farm ers •oma Democrats who w a n f a n aay that business Is get- moat am ong tka critics o f tka
Shatter, nor da tka
&gt;m o f the South. Udtil

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

KL

Monday, IS m iles t u t
tfubBn,
•nd Bernard von Hoffman, pilot,
and J. M. McKIbbeit. hide. M i l
of Ht. I.ouls, a n ante, according
to word received by A lbert van
Hoffman, ( l t h t r e f thh pilot, In
• cablegram from hla aon y e s ­
terday. Thb B algk a U a lso an
American antrant, I a n d ad at
Norik WalaaA delightful social event of
ytitard ay wna tka luncheon given
h i Mrs. H. A . Newman a t ha?
b 'q j y b s a y m l . f w j U t _ a tract
rumptimenting M bs H ay T h rash ­
er whose engagem ent to John
Develin W oodruff wna m a d e
kaewn nt th at li m e . .
Little Mice C am illa Deaa, the
winsome youn g daughter a f Mr.
and M is. R. B. Dana, entertained
a number o f her friends n t a
lovely birthday party yesterday
a ft* moon a t her homo an P u b
Avenua, In calabrttlan
of
hpr
ssvsnth birthday.

Mlu Lucilia No

ta r this morning for la k ela n d
• nd Tampa.
An early morning m arrlaga of
much Intrreat and beauty wav
that of M is. Itaxal Bella Mur­
ray and Mr. Joal Sm ith Field,
which occurred Saturday morn­
ing a t tha horns of lha bride on
Jlaker Avenue.
Ona proud and happy man In
Hanford today ti I . R. Phillips,
city eldrk. Although ha la happy
moat o f tha time ha U especially
to today on account of tha fact
that ha w as pra.sntad
w ith
a
beautiful
Past
M aster's
Jawsl
last Sight b y tha num bers of
tha local Masonic M g a .

i
■ » &gt; v from all euch vection.
i tv* ill I). and it i. often aeen that
ona pi i •• or another is trying
hard to -evure a doctor" to dwell
amour them,
Av h . hern said, quite lately,
there i« . demand for Ihe re d o ra tmn of that intimate relation .hip
whlrh once e .U lr d between tha
patient and h i, phyairian— the
prompt availab ility of tha doctor
when he ia needed^ The patient
ought not to he ihunted from one
lo another o f the .perialiatu, but
made to feel aecure in the re a lis­
ation that In any clrcum dancee
he may rely upon one who la hnth
phyairian and friend.
There I. no que.tion a t all re­
garding ihe n eret.ity fo r the
vperiall.t .n d probably the m ajori
ty of th e.a are well qualified to
carry forw ard their Important
w ork— often , no doubt, rendering
aervica that could not o th erw i.a
le given. But this doe. not a t all
exruaa tha p ro fe.d o n for gettin g
away from the Idea of obtaining
and being able to u«f, gen eral In­
formation. No nobler or more u se­
ful men ever lived than fam ily
doctor, of yeiterrlay and today.
Thera are yet many of them — for
which p rS i.e be given — and their
m lnivtratloh. are appreciated, a l­
though not alwaya well paid. Dr.
Judd understands the situation,
and apeSka advisedly when callin g j
fur more general practitioner..

w L L X z n f zf lnHx tt m
preaeiil
m vt iRtt fH iuui mr eg .•'

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—J . A. O m m N . President IH M k

W ith marketing so split up among
the many, there must be one impar­
tial agency to unite all in marketing
essentials.
■ Th* r W r l n f Fiona# la a rornmon m##ttnf grtmiid fa r
ksndlliry tl»# tW h to n prohiem* of mutual ron##m la

FLORIDA CITRUS GROWERS’
CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION
Win tar Hs r m

G EN EVA NOTES
By M rs L. f . W akafleM
Carol Culpepper
secom panird by Theodore Lindsey motored
t ) VaM o.ta, tin. lis t Tuesday on

b w IM .
Mkss'Roaa 7-xuderer le ft W e.lneiday fa r ' Tallahassee where eha
will attend Florida S tate College.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Ware g u e .ls
of Mr. and Mrs. Edson G olt S u n ­
day.
.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A . Crew ton
of Haltna, Cal. were guests of
f . R. Credton and daughter L il­
lian, b r a few days and le ft an
Tuesday, a fte r vtaltlhg frlavtda
and re la tiv e , la differen t rltles.
Paulina
Moran antartalnod a
i ftw frien d , a t cards last Tuesday
I a rm in g honoring Mteeaa Edwin

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4 B E E ------ P L A Y B O Y —
H E A R r •}
Crwaley new e t(l* r tObo Pwab-Pwn Pentads
aatpwt KxpwweartM aa Vnrtehle Mu. 0 ap ar-'
taradywa RADIO w it * C re a k y latest ty p e
DyOam te-epOahW dribb ably g toko Sal
th a t aelte fa r teuo lh a a n ft y daltern.
CkMwa I madabf a t H M * 0 U » i i d

As' Ye
---- criea of lament from many -aoNrca* Mm*
btfalneaa concerna are Incrcaalnf tholr revinuo while othepi atand by and wonder how, !
ADVERTISE---- rhe anawer can usually be found In tho on*
•nd magic word, ADVERTISING,

» U .M

SAN JU AN GARAGE CO.

So Shall Ye
Hutchinson Tractbr Equlpmen^ Co.
t i l l W . Central A r e , O rU ade

- ll_ la .m il car Bnnmte ta tear down s o t geatrev e a r .

» A

rh an e M M

AUTHORIZED DEALER
OLIVER HART-PAkR
TRACTORS AND IMFLEMENTU
USED TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS

F f e AP - - -

i

A Rochester, Now York coffee oh
haa increased its business 25 percent Z
the paat 12 months and Its owner %t|ro:.*Tt
w*s our newspaper Advertising that dM i t
We havo confined all our adrortliinc t * 1
tho
era and .we have come to th«
ve simply cannot get k lo tg
using them. We ar*
of our Mies to newspaper
newsnaner advcrtlR*
adrortlh-«
&lt;
ing and consider it the beat iRveatmaat w*
rth cnake."
g

- MR. MERCHANT, you too. cr*
ersaae your buaineaa by using tho advtrtk*
Ing columna of

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aaOtiten a t a . W w * i f * k c \ i ta * • *
“ »M M t k a carer**, N O i t a t * n * | ,* ♦ * A tln trtc ,

IABET PETERS, Society Editor

O f f i c e T e le p h o n e 1 4 8 .

During the past f ur days the
Mr*. C ecil Itertnn, ■ of Havana
ft t k i t f a * her cousin, Mrs. Hurkc following base enjoyed golf K»mes
' gftgU I t h«c born* on Kim A &gt;c- ■ t the Sanford f o u n d ) i |„t,. ||
'■ W atson, ti w
Spt m er. J r .
Howard Kaville. Edw ard W alker,
Dr. II W. Itin k er. Mt and M rs
C h a rle s Dunn. M r
anil M r., A
C Kort. Judge and Mr* ( .r i.r g r C.
H errin g , .Mr*, s ,i t
j , _ \y
C H ill. A. T W hite. I.eiin | |.e
Hoy. fir Sam uel l*.jlr*t..n. 1&gt;r W
D. (iard m er. f
t;
En gle. „f
W ashington, l i C . W J kh..d„n,
J r . II l&gt; I las. He C, I
W a lk e i.
M T l.aird. .' T Itarn e., I,j iir
Undo, C h arles W hittle. M aigaret
I'e lers. M r s
t; I e n II
I i li g I r
K ath e rin e Syrnes, s |i Highl.-y
man. H enry Z iiille id e In
\ W
K|'l&gt;«. Kdith W a lte r. Mt
|| \(
W atson, W Cordon |'&lt;\*rt, \ c ami
Mr* Holland L In an,
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■ F* ' L .,

H n . J. ( 1. Sharon
week-end at Jacksoni Breach aa the gv jrili uf Mr.
■ ft. Charles K. I’elot.
an d

Mr. altd Mra. VT M. Scott have
from peinti in V irginia
«k«rt th e y
have
been vi-itin g
fa t the past four w eek.
M r. In d M ra . David Caldwell,
ltd MV. an d M rs. H a r r y H eeren
Brin ad a p arty motoring yeatrr

ay to Coronado

Bearh

for thu

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M HM m .

Th» li'j u* * U ntHin t 1'ircle »»f
K
1 t b r I i * I : t.1 ] w a t ( h u r c h , M r %
'.» i man, aiII mr«*l «t H
I l tl '•
I ° 1'&lt;« u ..11 ‘N* hiiiHv uf Mr-di Kuy
J
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\\ K l l.N E S lIk Y
A
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f&gt;. /•-.
i' J .ii it (1&lt;k k *t th v
f I. »l I'-irt'h ll.'U vf fi»i ih*f

budgetary teirel
for i#» wwthi i a».i )&gt;..* fo,
w .t V
to w e rs , it w *.
fo e v .s-1 that a ft Hr BfcJl X £'*■v *•MawHfct V l- A lU "*Jh, I h
reiteration on t h i. ,j .e-diva might ttw 1 Hltwl Mdfcl V” »!J\| | '
h
h* I..rtkcwMing
hx* bvvm JV’- 11t*K (I VW
Th e
a d n a t a ,, trot ton
alrvwdi
t i n ih« i * m *4
rv**»'
h a . m d is a te l
-., tu p a I h ,
i.»r a « * *T**• i m-'
Wl
naval holiday and
* a - ea, , , ,
y i&amp; i* 11 *
u * .iW iU

, else,I a rvs|U, .t

Eloiu the league

of nattona to
ml .feivg i l e .
to
1 he a e .e m h iv * . d l'aim ao ten, a s

itnttee

di-vu .-

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M illr.

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VMIIi will Ih* A
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|« la improving at the We taka

L-hn ^rhiiarfl, Jr,,
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'•&lt;&gt; oj F lo u la e«t
Io iin e *v die
r..... tin* ini
w h ile he luia lieeri *)»«*ndiin|p a I I I ' llslplil.tll 'I' I
w f r k , | ,iI a n,% I *» 1ra \ •* tmnor i «*w |
l he Unite i.'t I I &lt;i'll iM.til, 'lit III *» *tMrs. A. C Me |{r yfinItI", who ha *
St
AupifUini* where ht* ha
Ittn vliitiriK her parents, Mr and I m ri'|iii’d ii fin-it tun with the law tlV I M| | Ilf I*! v - nl’n* l«* r .ii i
wf 11Mi|f hi
■
I'rei h i ie miediati E\
In . J. K* Itow an, lit Mary Mill . j Iu in of * tilhimn mid Drift*,
i f I ei he ,i i i r vi d at the , nop l i ■*
Turn, for the pail month, u
&gt;utii(du&gt; IL* w»«rk* •&gt; • it** iti i hi
home Saturday.
Vfr. 1| \\
Hmik and dmi^h- eveumtr and
Sun av mormriv*
| K t , N«m&gt;. and It \ \ Hunk. J r .
Winnie K .Smith, of ^i»l
airy the
I .n fonipaniftj hv Mr * Hoiks
ff«i Avenue, who hn-* hern
ill
part
, me* e. .Mlftft
Mann, of W i,
.
..
. ft t»»
fyg tk^ pa*t HI week*,
iii Or
M - hmyt i|
' Uiifl,
T*'VH
4
' lived
.'t
Thulfotwy .M,nhiv.tn. . .it » let*
rareivinE treatment at Dr 1 fio,n
Wo- i* T." itM
Mi** Minn bile \e-teid»iy The pfe*ulenl 1*ft
!*» San itariu m
Will reI'ofnt the vftint.t with Mr* til* &lt;atop itfi hour nt -»t ear In
'
| ILUlk iit th** ,San I ant a Apail- motn| | •« meet thft&gt; train thoul lo*»
8
nub** ,lift .tv near (lit- \\ e*t \ h
Mr. and Mrs t'avenauvrh Wi! 1 inenL*
I|JB9 and non. ('avenau^h, Jr , f
I CMIU t**il t|&lt; &lt;
Met all'e til" the t to-e lelatUin
JMksonville, aprnt the Week end
h oriiufti: ,i fitii I % omitoint* Sat , I&gt;t( vftifii i iiiwnit* mult Iv 'out*
Mr* as the ffue»l;) of M' and Mt*.
iii d ay
aftt'innoii
in
Daytona h t; ooi powl' ami oilier veteiau*1
r , u I I Ite, 117 La u rel Avenue

t j f rtm «nu.

i u r* and Mr*. !L K Dewey and
16- and Mr*. K f I. Dewey, uf
Aftt les ton. Went Virginia, are
^ ftltaU of Mr. and Mra* !*jui!
na at their home in Mayfair.
W. Houh, J r ., whn has hern
achnid for two years al lh»
School of T rrh o o liig ), It*(I
y for (iaineavillp when* htenter
the
I'n iv e rsity
of
Jrida.

f %m%

tare* Hotel.

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