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A ^ I N D E P K ^ g N T DAII.Y N E W S P A P E R
E X X II

B THREATS
IHADETO PUSH
EXTRA SESSION

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rne,
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a in s f
4 -7 — ) U

itary Fig­
Losing
mnt*
F in a l Foe
(A P ) d ea d ! It
| o f 1914
» n 7 . nam ed
.to ld hi* troop*
w ore to th e
could bo
Me but to a ta n d
‘,/ t t i e
p erfec tly
o f th e P i w
MWP w ore knocking nt
the g a in of Part*, tha rumble of
l could ba heard in tha vrey
. . _ f * l t y ( Oad tha Inadequate defena• «'&gt;hgb(t) to ha Bopeleaa ly doomed
. -'**&gt;# .tW M r tlf wo id. of Joffre,
*
Rio tenacity, and hi* military g«n1 * hta. rgoaa out of the cloud or da
' i u aara *h* lituatiun and to
* battle of the'Marti.. . t i n af
Joffre
e&gt;f the
aU

f'

n tMd Minn 1« yaara later that
•B'lDmaa «tt*qfced the aante Marah*l and wWi-th# •am* rotiraga
th# saint tenacity, det1* yean, tha hem uf th*
rallied to meat th* enuny.
attacking, forte - thla' lime, ga
t.7 . in'- JWU,' »na v.ry powerful. A
. Heart ailtaaol rawed gangaena to
' derelop In h a lag, which finally
patated An operatoreieven In on* of
, yaara and hatter brailb
fatal. But Uka .lba solvff “

!f‘

power*
baffled hla phyate'ana who had
J dan paired of h i t llfg.
" ' i , JW«Whlng elbbely thla latest hatUa of th*lr hero, tha French pee‘ were praying for hla Ilia but
lin g O ut the end w*a noon to
t Ha xadk Into unconscious
ye«ter«U&gt;' hunting and it ap­
'd f a r the moment that hU
. wna oaar.
Keen
KOfaT
4 brtlaid*
thought b*
nt Ha
I
anl&gt; the report flaahad
the world. Sut a few min
Iqtar 0*e faabla puba flutterU p ' k a d i W*a. beating, and

MINISTER TO U. S.
FROM PANAMA TO
GET PRESIDENCY
Ricardo A lfaro Gets
Wire In Capital To
Assume New Duties
PANAMA CITY. Jan. 3.—(ATTha Supreme Caurt nf Panama
lata yeaterday admlnlatered, tha
oath of of (Ire to llarmodln Aria',
aa proaialnnai prealdant and tab
graphed Or. Rlrardo J. Alfaro,
mlnlntar tv tha United Htatra, re­
quoting him to return to Panama
and assume the presidency.
Pr. Alfam waa flrat vice presi­
dent In tha immediately prrcrdinr
term of office and Iha Supreme
Court held that ha waa therefore
tha legal auecearor of President
Atom mens, wh i resigned after u
revolutionary attempt had plaml
the government In the hands Vf
military junta.
The Supreme Court decide,! the
election of Tnmaa Garbrlrl Puque,
Carlos
I.ipe* ami Knri-iun
Linares, aa firet, aerond nn,| third
vice prealdenta at Ihr time Presi­
dent Aroaemenn assumed offlrr,
waa Illegal an It hod not l&gt;een ef­
fected within the time limit atlrulated by the constitution.
Aft, r yesterday momlng'g re­
volt P rertJm i Arosemens. a|&gt;printed Sr. Aria*, the trader of
the movement, as I’-namanlau
premier and then resigned, li-nrIng the government I hla hands.
A short timo lite r the prarldenl
• L ik e Rupteme Court, Mamu-1
„ ntrwdmtniatTPtd th e eath
prwrtalopal president, with all
mrmbara ^f the court in atlendatK«- The aasrntbliga of about M)
persona In the hall sang the na­
tional anthem. .Then Hr. Arlap
stepped to a ualrony and address­
ed the populace, which had ra th ­
' in front of the court buildl"t:.
He raid:
"I have no political ambllhna.
f havp l«*en rilled upon to aaaurae
(Continued On P are Fburl

oraetakiijw ha flrat report and
it ,4a* nek until .lata In Iha aftergdiaa that France wna convinc*J
had not yat arrived,
“ 'll! miming tha taUIng of tialla
ft ptrpp rations In official c&gt;r
fui paying final honors, waa
inr,evidence that tha maa,
la l.ilf had tutnad the inved
from the very gatra ef
ally loot in hla bat
*4 ' flaa|l
&gt; iaaih.

Policeman
iedi In Probe
l OL Mystery Death
lIFfiTON, Dec.' &gt; -(A P )
fndbnJtwn pallceman waa
|p 4 police precinct toI Ihr. Investigation of tha
of Ipfeor-ald tt*»l*h *dm|* I
Wednesday
hulht .hoi • In hex
«)• Robert UngrWm
the girl"a
hooked
_ i
_ duty Id
«i -Midnight TueaVVp Iftogfig,* morn
Ungdaw
aa b baileeth e g t r l
i had tha
la p a d

S SECRETARY TO
HERBERT HOOVER

TlfAIIAWADIlY, Burma, Jan
3—(API- The mysterious “man
ho would be king." who direct­
ed the recent aerie* ef s u i t e
raids cn llmmrae Jungle Tlllegae,
la believed to have been klllrd by
government In-op, wklrk ret urn sd
hens yesterday a t y r awrklng the
rebel etronghold sad bprnbg aa
almost Impregnable-.paliirr.
The aoMiein told of ha-king
their way at dusk through n drnse
Jungle to f hid Jen polar-. Thla
they raptured aftrr a ntlfr engagrm r-t In which 30 of the blue
pajama-uniformed rebels were kill­
ed and one RritUh soldier waa
lightly wounded.
fn tha palace was the brdy of a
tall, muscular falretampleaionsd
Rurman, on the head g royal tur­
ban. Aa examination revealed that
he had wastrel away with ferer.
II# apparently had been directing
th* rebel troopa to the Uat des­
pite acre re ajrkoesa.
In other reams of the i-alata
were found cartridge*, dynamite
anil gaeollrp. The** the Hrltlah
rwssXIaratsd. then fired th* »Tor­
ture. They returned through th*
Janglg without. dUrnrertng ihr b
d*ntl|y of. th« ilnlaler figure
wheat generalship cf the savage
created . relg* of terror
af JtHlgl* villa*

O ff With
Europe
t e ¥Sri^Ar^ -

Mrs. Beryl
t Wlliant
at » A. I t
p of a pro­
flight la
•wad tha AtorIn Ian I at
too# for a
Will,leave at
p la llorta,
re. Th*
of

NKW U. S. EMBASSY IN GERMANY
A

BONDS OF CITY
NAY BE USED
TO PAY TAXES
Only M atured Issue*
Will Be ^.Accepted
. As Paym ent On De­
linquent: P r o p j

I i. I H i

W.\ s i ji.VfitH.V," TlnT’S - fXt*T
—N*-w-tireats to forvp an f l t U
ration -j Ctiiigie-a in the *pr ng
were hi aid ut
u the rap.tnl je alrr
ll t but \ Scntte n&gt; min alra'.lon

T h e S ttn fu n l C it y C o m m lg s io n c ra m p t In tin a d jo u r n e d
nennion U at n ig h t a t t h r C ity k.
H all fo r (h e purpone o f tlUleader, iduntc.r,! with rxpirssUma
cwattJnjt
anti a c tin g upon n •
BKItl.lN—Tbe Nesr'AhlrlMrrr* *mha«*y building, nn the Pariser
nf ro a fo b iu . lhat-thw Imsimr—
• u p p lc m c n la b ' c o n tra c t con-’ Plat*.
n
r
«
tlir
Bram'cnburg
tlale.
The
n,w
hradquaitrra
was
tbu
could l-r Jrmiiplctrel by the Mar. J
former historical llluerher Pnlan-.
. ..
. c c rn ln y atrm st liR h tin f in : '.
New Position With djoi inmynl.
S a n fo rd Kchich Waa o f fe re d .n •
Hrnntof llrookhait. It,publican,
Cinema Corporation Iowa. Ib ry a trn d to fore- an r i ­
by th e F lo rid a P o w e r an ti
l l a- • n*i If live House falls to
L ig h t Co., Im t u n u m b e r o t !
WASHINGTON, Jan. »-&lt;AI*&gt; ’doj't lid* Hvnste'. rrodallnn to
Suit Instituted To
other matters were also «li*|iatrd
—Geuigr Akrremn is appruarkinf block nii'w n&gt; ei-naoll iat on*, lie
l-efor* the meeting waa ad-‘&gt;
a new tu?n in the path which hm Vs »p|tns d to the ptnpo.rd incr
Tie lip City Monies of,
Jourm-d to go Into rxrcutiva a*s&gt;
leil him front'an ohsctiir h.-ttn a* m r of tb - r stern ra lln a d s Into
•km.
cub reporter to the IVhlte Ifou.n tour unit-.
Suit will be IXMltUteit today
a* fccretury to the pitalik-nt. A dininb'ratinn leader* have tieby the llondliuldtnf Prutvctive * At th* last regular meeting u t .
III iri'g n a t on waa announced eve.1 the i nding bua'.nea, renild
Cunimittre la lie up all sur­ th* Commission, C, A- Byrd
y.Me.day by PnasM&lt;*t lloovar, to- ileated away by Mr. I If three
plus fund* of the City of San­ th* local pow,r company oft
with an r*| re»s on of n-girt that wa., definite aa-uraiu-t- from Pre- Pastor Of Presbyte­ ford, arenrellng to word retriv- presented a supplementary *
he slinl'ld lose "an old lr* n J' li.lent IL-nvr- that hr vtorld no*,
ril today by Mayor II J. U*h- tract nf som* length, and a*h
rian ChurchHasHad man
from hi* |H&gt;i*eni| s in he. He hn- -all h arue at leasbip of the Hell
fr- m Kenneth Krefe by that th* Commission taka action
tlmr. If possible, hut, up­
mTtptrd a position with the Pnrn
te
for toii.id ration of thd
Iaonpr Charge InCity long distance telephone. Tho aont that
being read, th* contract wad
mount I’uIdU ro: poiatlon.
World f a u lt. Thru- w a. an Inf
purpo.r of the suit, Mr. Keefe
BiMivir »v*d Ihe new post offer­ pressian l*-t night that the Pn'- 'When (hr Ifev. K. D Brow de*. pnmtel out, I, not tn Inter­ found to contain •" number of
ed (tao o r three tinua th e compen s',lent would state hla |Hi*ition nf the Flrat, I'reabyterlin Church
fere with the operating lunda clause* wh rh mat th* disapproval
vution provided by tha govTrnment shortly.
cf the City hut only tn prevent of all the t ’omnilsaloner*. At th*
•
.pern the Hnmlay in"tnlng servnnd that Aksraon'a Te*pontibl|lty
Kna tmcm »f lb - app.i-pri«tl«'i Ire* tninarrow, hr will be mmsmaller I'drpeivdsnt bondhold- m utiny last night, JJr, Bynl of-v*
to hla fondly dictalrd that he ac­ billi prnvid ng mnds for tarrying twenring hla nlreteenth year nf via from embarrassing the f*r»d another contract.'short,r In
Marshal Joffre, ore of the out- re pt.
Vli the gov, rniui nt'during the ap nervier .with the |.*ra| church, a
City by entering separate suit* form, and changed In content
ntandtrg military Itedera of tha
for Judy mint*. The amount nf which, after *n hour's dlaruaalniv
The tliirf rrerutive ,iu irs|K»nM- preaching year Is nrers-aiy If th.- fart which Inlay wa* the reason
modern world, who passed awuy to questions from W* hlngtun cor 0X.tr* session is to | h* avoldd and fur a number af laudatory re­ money, which tho City now met th* approver of th* City'
this morning. The Marshall, af­ r.a|tondrnta, said a successor had tn this tiu«lnp«a tile b odor, deter, mark. (mm *evcml mrmhe * nf! ha, un hand which will be In- bead*
Tli* i-ontiart, supplementary to
fectionately known a» “Papa" not birn rko.rn, but probably mineil to give Ihe r attention litter th* mugregatlon aa writ s* frintda i v-fvrel ln the llligallon, doe*
Joffre, hy the entire French ra ­ would li,.'s|&gt;|Mdntril by the tu'ildli f’ongir « iea»»emblea Monday bilongirg to other den«mlnnllon».J not rxrrfil (TS.tNM.OO according tlie original contract with th# "
th n, waa known a* the hen. of of the month. Until thrn Aks-iaun T h r.e of the tl already have pas».
I'owfr Cuniiwny which waa signed
Hr. Brownlee came to Sanforelt to qn nppreixiuiate r*tiuiat«
the Marne, beenuke, under Ida will continue.
.
w ed the llou.e hilt have not gone dutinr Ihe winter of It'I'J, and male tbla afl*in»on. "Mr. Oct. I, I lik'd, is an agreement be­
leadership, the German Army was
tween the City *011,1 tho lktw*a ’
“It i* with a feeling uf ilrrp re through tin- Senate
I re-ached li1* fl»*t •crmi'n rev Jan. K,-« fe *xptalr,d to mr". Mayor Cmuprny to iflsconllnu* tempo. . ,
repulse I nt the gales of Parts g r it.' Akernon salil, “that I M-var
The Senate will Is gin on Tuea- I, ||t|3 li Ihe from* atreictiire
l.rhinan said, “llial he wanted
during the rally days of th* Great my t-oniw-ctlun w tli the (.rcldaut day Ihe Indejirndenl »urvey of the
srlly a numU-r uf at'rrai an d ' rail
which then h u-iil the conere-ga- .the C«mnii**l' n *nd the iH-ople
War.
However, auch an opimrtunity to unemployment »nl l.lle f proldems lion of about I a.', minibcr*. That of Sanford to know that the white way light*,‘and Will have
assure the l.min.iiil aeiutlly of m, wjilrh It orilr rel after Preahlcnl building *to»&lt;l on the present site suit wu* nut brought with hny no rffeet on th&lt;- uiiginal contract.'
family may -not sism again effr' Hoover notified It lie had no re- ef th* | ’rr*by\erliin Church, amt' Intsrtinn of hlnk-ring th* City The move for Its adoption »*• mad* by t'*mimtMl|Mwr * fwfTlar..
(Ceatinui-d On Page Foul)
Itself "
it wn» move I about lw,. year* In any way in latrying - lit H» •r-nrub-d Ity CumniUsbmer Hpe.r,
Abet*, n IsH-amr »s«m laird with
iniiuetlialr obligatlna* for
later when the prv*ert hulldlug
^ J**ml *a
H ootir In .lP jH after u l^w sjylW*
,resting ctp*ti»«i" 'l
. 'UN Omi.n'X-lnu’s r
wa*
&lt;r
i*KrT*i*F D ut l#fPTTWm
Th.- veteran rlrrgymian I* ■* no­
vot*1oil tha ttfV rsrt lieraua*, hw.
quarter* to the mating ng ulitpr&gt;
V of Calhoun, Da , and n grad'ng tn Hit *t-«ence from Ih* city
ha'r of the MlnitraiKitly •Trihiim
te nf the University of Geor­
for the past 10 days, ho said ha
atfl III n to the cnpil I a-. VVu«hgia. lie at tended u annlnnty at
did not haw Urn* tu study ll an l
Ingteu rotr&lt;*rondent.
t'larksvllls,
Teen,
for
a
sh.-it
he did not want to vote on ■ mat­
Executives Agree On lib as-o.Inlion with llmivrr laTAMPA. Jan. 3 - (A PI—By a lime after HI* graduation from
ter uf which li* kn»w but littl*.
when Ihe la ttir was sisiela'g
Major Details For gun
Georgia, and later took u po*tCommission, r Newman, who lisa
of roinmenr and Aker-on seen l vote »f 12 to t», directors of th*
grailualr roars,- at Princeton Uni­
. Huge Consolidation tary, of the Phlladrlpkia aesquU FI' rid* Citrus Kirharg* la*l night versity.
ne time, . '
sponsored the Idea for mime
The It- *W Spring* I're*hi,riling ,V g
offered a Teaolutlon authorising
tentrnnul romiitUalon. Iloov«t voted to move headqua^tera from liyt.rlah Clmreli in u anhuili nf
III* payiinni with matured City_ Of
NEW YORK. Jan. 3,—(API — we* much Imprteard bv hi- woik the pi, wail location, member.- »ald Atlanta, tvra Uf. Ilmwclee'a first
___I .1
of
An ngrrement »*&lt; rcnrh.d Uat r ii,| indor.d him to give up Jo#r- today but adjourned with a mo- tharire, and he srevrel Iture ns O fficer Was In Auto Sinford l-oiula bv the owners
prupeity nr holders of lien* there. ‘
night by eastern rail rirvutivea naliani nnd la-come one of Ida |* r Ibn to reconvldfr pending.
I
last.if
for
sl(
years,
ls-fore
l.e.itfMrenheri *ald they expwtld In
With Woman When on of taxes assessed hy the City *
on the major detail* of thi-lr plan •onal n«a''atanta« at the ilrparW
dispose of the pinpo.al n&lt; a meet­ reptv I tie call to the SaiiTord
Hanford lor- any yr ar prior 1+ &gt;
for consolidating their railroads mint.
Shooting
O ccurred of
pastorate.
1(1.10. Folly an hour wa* runaum- lls was rlo-rly ea-m lated wit^ ing on Jan. t!». Five building*
Into four system-. The details
,
Uiinng
hi,
|H
year*
in
Hanford
’ll In
in d'acu»&gt;iiig
u ni uaaillR the
»••«* ■
••**•*ogi —
ed
merits
or•
'
were tr*n*mlttoJ to the Interstota Hoover from that time until hb l.ave been offered n« a new homv
(Continued tin P .(* Four)
TAMPA. Jan. 3 .- (A .l'.l- Offi­
(Cotitlnu*-! -m par* four)
-,I
Commerre I'-omralaalon- at Wash- "chief' aaacmwl the prr*idemy n fh rUre|&gt;"rt ,.f th.- rmnniltlee
rtOW- location*. Two
nvJattga
cer* continued 1« seek the identity
As*an as tai nt, tic accompanied tliv^attgating
Jact m-by uUph^n*...................
of a mystrelmi* slayer whi kille-t
Tha allix atlnna agrrrel upon llinivir on Ida Jouincy* into thi are In Tampa, and one each - In
City Helerllvr J. K. ........ and
ilooded rerlons of the M aabilpp lakeland. 'Orlando and Winter
wers:
wounded Ml*- Hattie Steward
To the New York Central—Ihr valley during the I'JdT inundstion. Haven The director, said they
H im -lay night a* the couple sat
Delaware, Ijtckawanna k Wratrrn
An Important |wrt of hla work wi-r* about equally divided l-ein un nulumnbll* parked off the
railroad, and a dbret connection had to do with thv'prras. The prt ween Orlando nnd W inter Haven
but that Tqmpa wo- m t rtlm lnatroadsbl on Ihe oiilsklrt* of the
with the Virginian railway at indent'., scmi-wdikl)' opnfe,r|v
it firm the nice. •
Itrepaater, Including Joint rat-* with the Waaldagton cotre»|a
PASAHKNA. Calif., Jan. 3 - rlty.
At the meeting the exchange
FKKNANUINA. Jan. 3 —(AP)
und routes over the railway.
ilenta wire supplemented liy
Jones, former drteetlv* uf
(A l'l —l»r. Allart Kin-leln di*rb&gt;xachoonan 1
•ditaiuiil a corfrrtne* with the id yrstriday why he came to Cal- Binulngham, wa* shot seven time* .—Tb# four-m**l*rn(l
To the Pennsylvania—tin- Wab­ twice-daily Inlrrvscw with Ab
ash. tha Detroit, Tobdu A Ironton, son.
in ri*-s the tun k, the bullets Purnvll C. White again has conus
, Florida Citrus grower* ilearlng Ifornla.
hnii-c a*.(M-iation »n thr ,|iirsttcn
bark from tho port of misting '
and the Norfolk A Wratrrn.
lie (iperU I.. Ip irnm the sclcn- rm uxiog from Hi* rbeat- Mix. ships.
To the Italtlmorr A Ohio - the ProminentOviedo Man f divlliiig up the fruit blfrlnrsa
y'lrwurd
wa*
shot
vnre
in
(lie
side,
rnm ng variou* niarkrting agen- llst* at M-iunt Wilson observatory th.. &gt;iillrl I nig log near the spina.
Ann Arbor railroad, the Heading
In tow of a Coast Guard ImaU
A Central railroad of N,-w Jersey, Laid ToReatThursdn t -lea In an effort to cure m arket­ aid Calif, m s |n*titut* of Terh Powder burf/i on Jon**’ root tha achunner which for a (hind
m
ingy
tn
s-jir
the
lua)
-V
|tn-b
ing III*.
ami Western Maryland, Buffalo,
shovvid be ba-l l-ern aho| nt close lime ha* cheated Davy Jon*#'
Members -Sid Ihe eonfeienri lei-t of III t(lnJ. Tl i* i* wtn-tlwi range nn,| fit* empty rartridged Inckrr, was brought here yesl*!*•
Roeheater A Pittsburgh, the
Funeral aervlret for Jaiwea
I«l,l.
■
Icrlrn
M
y
sod
grat
llation.
will be atrangetl liy A. M. Til­
Buffalo A MuMturhanoi., the Hhuman, 31, resident of |)vi&lt;In,m a .33 nutomatlr piilol wet* ■lay aft*r the had lieen misting
l, n .. rlearii g h.oree jiie»lib nt, at 1 1--, tro-magn ii - oi a ir nf t differ­ I uiml on the flour in thr rear of more than * month.
l.ctgh A Hudson Hisrr, mil the for the past tcvep yrnra w.
the
mimic
tiling.*
ent form*
Chisago A Alton.
' .
th - ra r
hel,| Thur-rfay nftcnvnon fro a later date. Charge, were mail*
No word had been rverevad b;'
"Tlii* que* ion i* the man- ptobat the meeting that the «Inning
To the Chelapaak't A Ohio-Nickel the Ftl&gt;l Ituptlst Chutrh
Mi*. Steward walked nnd hailrd C. C. Paul. Ballimnre, agent
p
ic-.n
t
relativity
house
iiperatliig
reonmlltre
give*
Plate system and the lliekirg Os Id o with the Rrv. Cook uid
restjng | m&gt;*-vl.it it ia-a a ride from a parsing car for aev owner uf tha boat, tinea th*
Valin i will be added thy Kreo the Kev. Dixvn, in rhargo o f ll r prrf.ietvcr to irrtaln .h'pprr*
through tha Virgirla rapes Ia n
have
Iwrn
f"
nd l i »iilv«- the quea ,-rol mile* to a telephone to notify ed
railroad, tha Bessemer A l-«br services. Burial was matin in tl r ami threat* wren made to with­
authorities, her story, unchanged November, laden with POO tons of
•
still
uncertain
If
Kile, the lb re Mari.urltr, the tlvlrdu rcinrtrry under the dirsa- draw from exchange niemherehlp. lion but it
the ways I* g Itivd will l-c sue to ay, wa* that tho klllrr had i-vment rnnslgnril for Georgatuwn,
Wheeling A Lake Krle. the t'hl- lion of th* Krieksoa Kua&lt;r|l
walked up to Ihe ear of the rou R. r . Tliey believed she had heaa
r»*.ful,"
he -old.
(Continued On Page Four)
Home of Hanford. .
(de amt fired thiuugh a window nf ran.mrd and sunk. She left BaldAttractive Model Ih
rvotlona
by
lliibtdr
"New
ob
Mr. Hhuman t|i*d at th* Fern
(ostmin-iiiei* all| the car. Hhe said *)ie then grabbed mur* Nov.’31 f ir what orelinarlly' '
ald-laiughton Memorial llo.pila Found Shot To Death aod lliiaia*a ; ••*r?J
40 Percent Damaxe
I
rnre rning tl-e m l I Jones' gun Mod elliptic,! It In at la an eighl-day nip.
MouM
Wil
Wrdn*».*y m inting after a (*«
Unit nllrnlum. Officers found a , The Purnell C. While was plrk- f
in
distant
n--bul»r
To California Citrus day's
•hH
t
nf
llg)
l
NKW YORK. Jan. 3 (AIMlllnr-* Induawi by an label
• tile winluw -f the cur shattrn-d ed op by a Coast Guard bt-al off •
tooth. H* wa* well-known In th klra. Yvonne Cas.teri. W, attrac­ make the pr -umptbui* near llial] from the ln*ldr.*tho glass falling Cape Canaveral, Florida. Therd
Crops la Disclosed rd
grtwrol
atAifUnof
thr
univefs*-'
Uslcdo section aa an bperala, o tive millinery madel an.1 m-dher
outside of Ihr rar, hut ra lj th*
of an *ight-ye*r old daughter, I* not stall T1i-iiretl.nl lnve»ti- gla*s could have hern broken by wa* no Immediate information rJe
a tranafar line. II* Is su rsiv d I
AVON PARK, Jan. 3 . - (API
wa« fatally shat today umlrr |«u gatloc* mad hy l« Mai're ami ‘ the shot* filed liy Mrs. Steward. cariing lb* rause of her troubla.
hi.
widow,
Mrs.
J.
A.
hhuman.
t
W. R. Woolfolk, executive vt.e•ling rircunrelamra. Hhe waa Tuliuan (nia hematudan, - f Cali | The woman was held hi a mater­ Her eaplaln planred tn spend **vprr.ldent of the American Fruit Uviadi, hla father, J. W. Hbuma
found on the |*in h nf a Bmoklyn fomla Inall ut* - f Tis hnol- gy I . ial xretnrs and officer were atlll eral -lay, herw preparing far tka - t
of
Reldartllc.
U
a.
and
one
ai»t
Grswtra, Inc, Bald today that
•
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house with three bullet w mnda In alow a vlv that fit* well ml- • rairh'ng for the Vrapon u*ed In homeward trip.
Mrs.
A.
J
.
Abvll,
third*.
Information from field Pirn in-tlOn Apr. 1, 1021, hop* waa
the
g-neral
theory
of
relativity.'
bar body.
tlie -hunting. They f-uivl Jones*
rata that 4* p trrrn t of Houlhcre
Tl-* ftorlli pre f,»*or aaenij very irvolrcr with empty rartndgrx hi baodonad for thr srhoonar and hay
A bio- k away her automobile
California'* frail crop wa* d*m- Tax Collections For
crew of nire when aba
happy
la
U
among
an
ma-y
men
I waa found will, a revolver and flv*
of its ehttnbrra^n tha floor in m&lt; nth ovr,doe between th* W&gt;
•gsy) by th* m e a t cold snap.
wo,king on phyalcal trals of hi* nil
*30
Disclosed
Todi
rartridges
on
th*
floor.
Witness**
Ihe front uf the ta r n*ar the daMarketing Officials or Ihe grow
•aid they saw tw&gt; person* atrug- relativity p inclpt*. A number of tnliva'a right hand at if h t had Indira and Baltimore. In that I
era* argaalwjllnii have Iwen ad­
atanre a Coast Guard rutts#
th»ni have romplrleil trals *up dtopped it.
glint
In
th*
ear
and
heard
th*
WAJtllINGTON.
Jan.
3
.
vised Ay Inlprctora la Ggllfornia
,A
1‘ fenfire. Shortly afterward Mr*. polling kli principle and furthrr
pirkad her up and loafed
r
lt»
kneoerr*
lax
collccllon*
for
c rose ..W ool fblk Mid Ibat w rn
Mr*. KtawarU t* a widow with port.
rev-la’lrna
ira
rxpextrl.
Ggaaierl
staggered
towafd
th*
gtsaber d a m n I* poewitdc and totalled |2.33.'l.0ig),WJQ or ITP.
Again In IU2«1 ah* |l
Hi: stHn , veal. "aiwth*r pre-b- four rhiklm i and Junta had bora
____________ ___ _T
tout* and collapsed. Th* husband
that a few (|y * sunshine will UOOJMyQIaiaa than In IU-H. Thr t
rescan h w -riers. It sciwratad from hi* wlf* for **v- More head CHy. N. C..Abng
lent piital
meol
estimated
thetato
«M
*rr*at*d
but
denied
any
unr
d
»
show th* ***,! ejnditlon.
rral months. Th* luucle had din­ due with a story of
^ t u r e of light.
waa \y d u c e d | i n o , n o o ^ H d knowWdg* of the trim*, saying !a as l*f
ner together Thursday night. Mr*. and xlorrua which had ram
percent
r*
io&lt;lion
his
wlf*
Uft
home
la*t
night
and
thr
fK.HHTilIIt n
N lrw nd raid, tatrr going to a stripped tha maata nf canvas.
t.KKI
MINKIIH HTICIKK
didn't return. .
lax*k&gt;n Incomes ef l'-i29roadhouse and then driving to th*
Towsd in again yesterday
J*av 3—(API
FS.H|
any. Jan. 3. - area* of tha slaying near an aba*- Purrtli C. Whit* had a
BUM I'KRMIT IHMCRI)
BANK CALL IKMCKU
'iy claim-,I
■wan. Her akippar ta Capt.
ers In 20 collierlr* of tinned pxlire rifle rang*.
(APyUnry, »np
la* Niaklaa.
Hay
coal
min,a
laid
the
ItU
GBlJkNHO,
Jan.
S-7.(AP)Mayer
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 - &lt;A»&gt;'
newapa
gC
TMINTKU PARK—Samplto of
-r-r
d»wn
Itoola
yeaterday
in
a
»•
Gil*a
ann&lt;
unred
yesterday
Thw Coaaplroller of Ih* (% •
year* owrrr
lUioritod Iqr the trade water aubmitud by Florida Pub■t Fred B. I.ynch.. of Ihe City r tilk a l
Clarion l/ d |c r remy latu*d , call tpday for
•factWn (■ due ta B* Harrier C*. to Ktart Hoard of
xinlaalon, hut been graatod unl»g
yl-ata old and • "dill** af all natlcnal bank*
sign raislved by Haolih show tbli city'* water sup­
nla*i»n to uprfaU ’ pwaaaagar nolk
'
National the cloaa ef businaas W*dr
port.
aa. Ik .i affective Jan.
i la tuwa. ; t ' -r
* about
l&gt;*c. IL A D fi • -

“Old Friend’* Accepts

BROWNLEE WILL
BEGIN 19TH YEAR
HERE ON SUNDAY

AGREEMENT FOR
rilR A lLJflEU lH : IS
REACHED IN PART

Leader Of Savage
ratrMirFH
*uu Burmese At t acks
i a r»«m .U .a report waa da
(lad hut tha 4t*UI waa alow In Is Believed Killed

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LOSES BATTLEl

rz

llrookhart Threatens
Action Unless Reso­
lution Against Mer
gerjls Put Through

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N U M B E R 93.

F ir e O n l a A Copy

HANFORD. F » A )jU P A ^ A f l ' R n A ^ JA N U A RY 3, 1931.___

M em ber A aa ariaU d P rc m

Citrus Exchange Is
In Favor Of Change
In Its Present Site

a

Einstein Desi res
To Solve Puzzling
Scientific Problem

1

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KILLER OFTAMPA
DETECTIVE BEING
SOUGHT IN STATE

4-Masted Schooner
Comes Into Port As
Hope Is About Los{

�H A T -A
LEADS ALL-STARS
IN DIXIE CLASSIC
Bethea Also Features
In Victory Carrying
- O Yfit-1. Touchdown
DALLAS, Tt*., Jan. 2 - ( A P ) Slrlklng twlr# through the »lr
th» first half and again' In Ihe
ebbing minute* of play on • 40*
yard nip by Buddy Hackman,
b dlllnrt Unleerelty of Tenntatae
S lfback, the aoutbwHt all-alar*
(rated the mUdlo writ, IB •» °.
In lh» OilrJ afnual Dlalf d a.ilc
her* jrrtlerdajr.
An ratlmated cruwd of I4.0CO
■aw a great eahlblt'on of fool*
ball and helnod m M f a f t M j h}
•Irt to’ the Bfrilttrt ‘ *UI • boapltal
for crippled chlIJrej harr. To add
to tha pleaiur.- of th* oceailon, II
waa the first lima tha homa fan*
had aern their alamlard Wearervictorious over hu»kl«a -from the
_norlh.rour.try.
Thera wa* nrrer a doubt or
’
the auptrlnrlty of tha team loach*
td by Morley Jepnlng*. of lU ybr
It eutelaaaed the craw of Coach
■• Bob Zuppkc Ip. every dcparlrorni
■'
of play, dealing the InvaJer* equal
.
m’aery through I ha air and on the
;■. grtu n i. Tha cloaeit the mldwrrt
; v came ta arming wai In the third
• • parted, whan a recovered fumble
-and a abort paaa gave tha Invad•
era gr*flrat down on their oppo­
nent*' 17-yarJ Hr*. . An .Inter­
cepted pane met them an oppor­
tunity to nr* re from there.
Lad by Hackman, who** ar
curat* panning an I . brilliant ball
tn five far th# vlnltore. The
snuthwrM allemptr*! ' 10 pannr*
and ctmplelrd five f»r *• total
gain of W yard*. Th* Mldwent
listed only fire a ril^e..coniplete-l
tiro for 200 yard*. Two wtru In
larcapted.
Th# running attach that Zuppke had railed on to beat down
th* aouthweel defenaen, w»» nplhad from-1h# Vrry flret by th# Idg.
aggrvaelv* lira of the winner*
Only J#n»euld, a human dynamo

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PHYSICIAN
S S 2 S

-Rove, ©v 'XV

Alabama Triumphs O ver
Washington S ta te Team
By Decisive 24 To 0 Score

el. Hlngtorr, charging low

(Continued emm P ae^ ’Anat
last* and suggested M-ndlng U&gt;*
if lc f f I In . Mot o r . W alk er^ l^ .atrpUn*\ iMf-.TOBlam* 'wa* aueeaaaful In prevailing upon Flo: Ida offitla’a of the Eaotern Air Traa»port, InajltA hatro tha celery ta ­
ken aboard tha flret phno to leave
on the flight1. While the Sanford
Chamhrr of Coramtrm aapreawd
It. w’llingneaa to pag allI eapraM*
In connection with .the delivery and
carrying chargr*, tha air Ua*

and

Jimmy Moore completed only
two pataea for the Southerner*
but uaih led to a touchdown and
hi* defrndre play wa* or a high
callbrf.
Mel lleln, a great renter, wa»
ItO H K BOW I , I'AHAHKNA, from the Cougar eecllona were re. W ellington Stale'* alar of jh 8
recWreil th- day.
Ctrl.. Jan. 2 —(API— Alabam* Iiratnil. Alalarm*
Campbell with a d*»h af 4‘J
Stale
brought a great football team out kickoff ami m m kicked
yard* ami Isln h art, .predln* H7
rf the nouth 1° defeat W*»hlngton turned to the *ir for tupporl a#l yard*, the trmaUonal bull carry­
it untni»lw'('l*V- F'.lwrd*
State college 21 I o 0 .yr*trrd*y. In iifininil
Ing gain* of the day. Holley, too,
the 1flth |&gt;lay ng of the annu*l In I renter, IntercoaUd u |&gt;*»« "" did hi* hit for Alabama with tw* although ravatal «\icte»aful Mrthe
Cougar*'
X7-y*rd
line
and
nn
Tournament of Ito*,* game.
ward p a 'tra accounted far aub, .
the m-xl piny, Mome tn»*r&gt;l * I**** rnappy rui|».
Seventy thou«»ml »pectatni» to Smith, n fart end, »h&lt;&gt; « &lt; «•&gt;» a.W. Slate Alabama *
I'a atautlal gain*.
•nw the rrama through a .light
glcrliU'* bid for a fourth touch
l » o b b a . . . . . Mf***-* *. Ilunaa«
d ili.le uf rain.
Clamant (C) I.T
..'A h D k o g down In the la*t quarter came l&lt;
The Ctlm.on Tli'o ‘*ent Into tha
Sanford-UJ
... 1 U. Hurley naught u* llayde. While Plain,
game re*olvnl to give Wallacv
Sharp
C ... -----, C. Ilatu ball hack Intercepted ^ long pa«
Wail,*, their n s r h , wliu I* li-avlnp
Whitworth * HO ••------ I'amdl from Ilrrfcwlth, alter lh* Utt«:
Alal&gt;«ma for |)uk» llnivi-rmlty In
(lodlray
RT . . . . Filward* had rprr**afully toned lh* hall to
Wllaon, Miami end, for I 4H-yafd
North Carolina, a parting gilt and ram# a bit later to i»*»e m ,
gain on the prrvl«u« play
thiy made It * eonvlm-ng one uml period one long to be remem­
will, tliier M-nrallonal touchdown* bered in Ito** Touinamtnl rorope
Coach Tommy McCann, of Pla i;
In the * -rund period agiU irt.lh'
high, Tampa, In churga of lh#
til Um.
...
Florida tram , krpt a atrlng uf
hu»kv Cougar*.
Alabama ran a punt to IU own
aubrtituta* running from th# time
Wa»hlngtcn h&gt;Til it, own In tha 17 yard line and Campbell than
the flrat t&lt; urhdcwn waa »cored un­
final quarter and threat. i»d t.i added # 1-2 »»rJ» on th* neat
til th# gam* ended with tha hull
mo N- while Alabama, ufh-r .coring ■day. A pa»» lolled and wilh *1*
on Whit# Plain* 40-yard lln*.
a field goal In Urn third prtiod, Inchra lo go for a flret down,
coukl hot «ga'n get it* attack Campbell »!*nli-l off right t*eIJneup* and aummaryt
In function
Florid-, (BO), Penlr-n, (Lukekle, broke through and one# In
I The player, from old /claimin', thv clear fbtiwad * f N # l,#*r
land), las Starboek, (Plant), It'
playing will, fine p m i.lo n In lh • he: I* to all oppo.ltio*.
Srhutnan, (Andrew Jx k ao n ), lg:
loaded acrond peib«l, mole tieOfdclala: R#(er*c—Holwrt Ct- llcm tng (Plant) rt Ihinlap, (A FJ.
TI«o
final
.coring
|dpy
came
In
ronli *1 practically *»fe beyond i*
ana, Millikan, umpire—A. P. Laa), rg: (^»en (Lukalaad), tit
the third period- Wade again fe- Ilutrhrn*, I'urduai - llneamaa — Wl'son,
rail In thi* one e»rillng *aa*lon.
(Miami), rot Brawn. (S'*otl*4
t»
rtratagy
at
Uwv
»U
rt
al
Two nUilllhg | a,»e* and a run­
Waller* Powell, Wleconain) field Pctarthurg), ql&gt;: Bra*#n», (R- Fthe
eevund
half
aod
am
t
ip
hi*
rening |d*y wreeknl ihe hop,* of
judge—Sam Dolan, Notre Dense. l/ea) lh: B#ckwlth, (Miami), rh.
the big 1*0* from ibe Nortliwa*l. aerve harkfia'.d. Alabawn-'worhrel
Cuarh Wade nnwi d the lomie the nail down to tit ate'* 22-yard KAIL WORK TO IIR RENIN Kit
folk and th • anmll coflllngenl hoe and on being stopped 'here,
decided If It could not get n • ROANOKE. Va..’ Jan. j i j A f f
—Twenty-eight hundred Norfolk
and Weatem shopmen U'd ol( on
Dec. IB, will, return tn work on
Jan. S, It wa. announced yMta*&gt;
,F|oi Jd# AH HY.U B
dry by company ofdrlale,

itap h on e
au d ville

Feature Picture. PremnUng Chwle.

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'tBT'tSJSrWS

Payaai Orlffitk, Traaj, Ckri*.'..] no* rely lift warn IS* c al
Brown, Cntanary; U tt , OkbaTh# rhewti evar‘tha flret,
homa Arajaa; Morgan, fHreiJji- down had hardly died away

II* m*e-hereWreAJJMCm L

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"1 waa apandlng lb* winter In
Ban AnVpolo, Taaaa. whan I H.st
beard of Bargon. Tha treatment
appeal**! to me because of IU
thorough aelaatine baek«r&lt;und. I
decided to try It for a vary bad
farm .o f cbronl* conallpaUon
• hlch 1 waa antlraly urabl* tc,
correct with erdlotry la iitiF tf

teatt-n and nape you ino mrm
Walker will en&gt;dy thla with every
blceeing. Blgncd, The SenfoFd
Chamber of Comraejc#.*
Tb’n morning aaaersl rfaw#
w art at work in various celery
field* In and about Banford. While
all th* ralctv which wan cut today
U of vary fin* quality, acrord ng
to iMd men Mr varioue marketlag eganclen hart, that *r°*» on
billoue attache. My eomplealon M r Miller* 20-acr* farm l* prac­
had breome yellow aa though I tically In mld-naanotl rondlll-n.
hod Joundlea. My appatit# waa Two ear* war# londad" with Mr.
halcw normal. - My ‘ food did not Miller* r a ltr . by the Sanfordrilgaat or aaalmllata, cauelng g*e Oviedo Truck Grower* today.and
and Indigaatlon. I waa Icalng on* of th# rkr* l« now on tha way
lo Kewwrh, N.* J. A erate af the
» right and atrangth rapidly.
• Threa bottle* uf Bargon and ealary waa delivered a t th* office
„ne bottle of th# Pill* relieved me of Th# Herald thin morning, and
every
entirely of th e ^ t r o u b l e , and 1 waa rreatly enjeyed by
na longer hare atiy Hr»c ®v “ I ary member of the fore*. _
eymptom*. In fact, 1 »m I* belt**
phyiical term tb*« lit f w -Sargon undoabtedly repraaenta
Saturday and Sunday
• real adrarie* In lh# flaw »«
m#*U*:r'*“.—Ur. Gilbert H. U m bert. Kan KraneUco.
Hold by Lurry a Drug Store—
Adv.

PORTSMOUTH, Va., Jan. 2. —
(A P I—Capt. Cara* *• » '• " # * .
commander af lh . Confederal.
Veteran, of VlrglaU* d W yeaUrday here after ah lUaai* of four
month.. II. w a. o n . of U three membari of BtoarwaR J»ck.on Camp, CupfadaraU VclrMn*.
In PorUnnulh- H* wa# M Mat#
old la*t Auguil.
.
WINTER- - -GARDEN — CtHf
n n w n purchaacd Winter Oardan
lau n d ry ;
______ _
White PJalaa

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Scoring: Touchdown., Beckwith

IIradar*** (*ub to r -Baaraat),
!%trwh. PoInU »ftar UucMawn.
Beckwith (placam rat); lltnd#r#ra
(drvpktch)

See and Hear
Ttio moat nmaiing,

To-Night—

Midwest:
Fog*.
Michlga*
State, le. Rldlrr, Michigan Stale,
ill Steer*, l*urJuc, lg; Uultman
Marquette, r | Vanyoo. Y|wilanll
normal, Ig; llullnrr, Purdue, rtl
Wlr*|ier, llllnol*. r#| Chatlln, IIllnola, qb| Me Hoy, Uyola. lh;
Horn. Ohio Rial*, rh) Hloren. De­
troit, fb'
.
.
. Boulhwxt: Patereon. T**a*. Iri
Witcher, Baylor, III Koch, lU ybr.
|g ; Paradcaui, Baylor, c; Lee.
Oklahoma, rgi Arwi»lrong, Ml»Kuril rij Oklahoma, rtl l ^ rl*
Houthvin MtthedUt, rr; Wllaon.
Day lor; «ib; llarVman, Tonnra»o^»
lh; Del bra, Florida. rh| Dal*. Arkanaa*, fb.
S c re by period*:
Kouthwret . . ---- 0 0 0 0—IB
Mldwrrt ____ _ 0 0 0 0— 0
Houlkwaat scoring: Touchdown*
—Hackman (I), Bathaa.
BubatltaOoaat Mldwaat — Bodman, llllnol* | Rogge, Iowa; Clark,
NarthweaUroi Caaay. WUc««*»ai
M)pefcm.ar RulkO Conoyar, 1111aaU; Dalg, Marqwdttai. KlrnaHPurlna; Janrmld. Iowa; F'cgg,

WAMERGETS
CELERY
RPLANE

m y a tify ln g And thriU l»E
WUd
W ent
Incident*
ever pictured—
,
— Tha terUH actuation
o f th« cgntury—
— T he atory o f th a w in ­
n in g o f th e W eat that
w ill m a k e th e Llood
putnp
m adly through

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I l f rltjr..t a t la, tka Tillage* ba
io r r lm . | kaowrto » o r »
btaallfal typa of humanity than
tha cotintry,,dos tor, net' UuTy lit
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if, wUn father won! to Mich him |n

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I, gala at 2 In .the worming for re
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wlaua ailment than , i m,
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I k e f o n o t n a o fa a A riljr rtn &gt;

k'd mothars. f am paMWa'
xAor ctuad ktn^fadi hy
droppla? til aylid mumhlfti

M akMf.tha
pharntacitt*! I
*r, fo n t 1st h lk disippaar, th»
aU family daefcir. Ha atamla for
(TU a U tha U it but not far*i n
ait artlala In LUy Lux’* iirla*
i baanty wltura. M ia In s , who bad for pr*tt» (IrU. Clfirol
Ratslan i m i p .aio 1 rawriiln*
da aioetod by Itaffod balloU aa amoks D t k u ths ejmplnlon ■ af
a prottl» rt gbt tf'dbb warld, baa Idea cur lain* »*ry sallow ilt la a
m a iU k f fakaatr. aacrota
all. bag habit to ba aucklat cm a lag
7T
Iba standard bearer of U ■
bit^ib
iDvndini
^wai #ypltJ
waa could
aae(Wabe
^^w w
sags f eaa^awar
pbrty Lily U i h In
t b a ^ y i 'j y y y l y
foxtd Cdurtahly, with. O T r i X X . ' S K Z !
pwdwUoo

r&amp;HAJPS what big piater said.to her boy friend aa ahe
pulley little (jrother out from under the Botot But. yfalt
'' tin'utsf kWtkVand U10 boy li-icnd a n man and wife.yfith
jachbmc.ptthclr ownto run. |Theahow much mpre she'll

It doaa not laak ik a to aaa tlg tr-

m tb y w lth fb rla . Bha
Udalny tha fr,pk dla-

ttar of draat I hae»
ahlrta &lt;ha baat M f

A«tbo«ttiaa m r U*y
toa, fsaahart akirt.
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hard. So jnuch in the pocketbook. So much on,the shop,
ping JistvW aidt.lit? Tbign’s when the
make r,(he big dlfferen
tho small oeohomiss-tho
which n e«Kt.houseHecper

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- TTM D A Y
Buslaea* and a*cl«l meeting of
tho Alatbean Ctdaa of. the First
Baptlti Church will' be held at
31*0 'mVlock at the church with
Mr*. R. *L John.on, M n , O. O.
Methrin, M n . Chari** Marshall
and M n. J V D. Deaaey aa beat***.

i

It wa* noted at thii l
W a g replanted' by (

aa most oP th*

is Linetuurt Gives
^rty For Her Club

Mr*. If. J . G i m U and « •
m u G arrett, o f W l* w % 0
luma') horn* viWrinMday
.ipradlnt ■ »V&gt;rt tin* bar*

impllmenllng the mcrnlxm of th* former’* daughter, Mn
n__ i-i ti-i
J _ oi..L
Ui_ M. Moon. J r , M73 Pm
Um Quartot
Bride*
Club, Mb*
ttydl* Lin*Hart entertained with
a bride* party on Thumtxy nfIvnoon at her he wo on Elm Are­
ap*. Throughout th*' aft*:noon
bridge proRrrfdon* w*r* enjoyed G e n u i n e E n g r a v in g s *
and a t p late hoar *eor*« wofy
added and pHiea awarded. High
arm* prlae, a navtriijf powdft ja r (
went In Mia* Sarah Moye, while
cut prlae, a hand made handkerChlrf. a a* awarded to Mb* Mary
Lpulae Mrrlwelhtr.
At the t-oncluakn i f the yarn**
a aalad court* waa served by the
heat***, niabt*4 J»y b*r mother.

' . Bible 'Be bool— 0:45 A. M.
f ib b t b a p t is t c h u r c h
Worship ard Communlon-lltOO
&gt; Park Avenue .and Sixth Street
i!
W. P. Brett* J r , Tailor. ,
HubJ*ct, *A» AblJIng Compan­
, Sunday Stb. 1, in:00 A. M.
--------M i
.
Morning We rh lp -llritt a . M, ionship."
Christian Endeavor— 0:30 P. M.
\ B. Y. P. II. 1:15. P. M.
; *
Evening. 8*rvk«— 7:.to p. M.
Kverlng Wo .hlp-7:30 P. M,
Subject, "Grandly Beyle." . ,
* Wednesday venlny prayer atr,'
NOTICE
• —
JTlee. 7:10 P. I . A cordial Invlt*.
In ilallalb n ‘nf olflrera of the
- 1 ~ . B A U U T K n w tlin p r ' “ " •* WOMIhV M lia M S afy Hoebl'y ' of
Mon li citond* I

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m Inaneb park at Jha
iae of Park Bnd Genava

Mr*. 0.* S. BelflUp waa dd)*4
to Valdoft*. Oa., Thur»day aftaf.OMa’.by (ha Illness of her moth**
Mrs. F, M. Cheney.
•
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t i e hi a«rvlc* a* a prp. Stewart Lon*. . »tufelumbta Thooloirlnl 8*&gt;UI eiv* an oulln* of
mV course of tralnine lot
ihftertm Mm atry, a* a
if Jntvmatlng inrormatinn
atl..I.a..
If. tInnc
__ iL I* a
if tc ib iu . Mr.
'• f (ho local Church

D1*8AI.A I.irTHBBAN IU R c t f
Tbo lit v. A. Norrbunt, D, D4
n s to r .
- Sun .fay S chool-3:00 P. M,
\
Pmarhine Henrlcw—3:00 P.
‘ Subject for sermon, "Baptism,?

itoa B. Allen earn a Pti
atferal chapter*.wf tbn
■rdarine In •the LoWW (

Mr*. P. 8. Duncan, &lt;,r CnAranj
G a, I, th* goest ol her a*".
Grady Dunean, and bar daughter,
Mr*. II. H. Bayer.

arcJa Nuniber Flea qf taa' Plt*l
Melbediat Chareh Wiil l«b 4 « t «
otloek with Mia. J. P. tlall, IM4
Palmetto Avrhu*.. - Cirri* Number Berea of tha
tin t Matbodlai Church will meat
V P t o'clock w ith, Mr*; Frod P.

Kalv II. Booth. pastor

i for the hooak,-'
'■A. G. C o v in fii
n Shade Iovine*
kh Mr*. A. a
an nttractlvp I
•n t for the ten I

x' ' 7*

M n . a U Powell J , of Hath**
City, he 111, at lh* hone «f h*f
ib t* r, Mr*. R. M. Mad,* J r , MM
Palmetto Avenue.
*
-jPOt

Avenue, at 3:30 a W 8 tV ;jT ^ &gt; V

FIIKK METHODIST MIMION'vT
I PopUr Avo, and Second 8 t 5 S
; 8. Sfiuxii, »;45 a . M.
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Prrmchl.f, UtOO A. M. o n t f x
h M.
" f'J
&gt; Pmjrrr mooting Thursday might
• t 7:45 p. M.

tnry and trvaiurrr, &lt;
| ) t i b Qardrn Clml
a n n i l r e r o to r*
n’elcek at th* 4u
. X- Watson, Ron
Mr*. Wataon and Mr*,
dongh am hoit*****. l

rsona

rib Df. Brownlee
m la g and night
nom ine ttn kw
Communion Snv!

Italia*** M te tln g -10:00 a . M. the F l n l M e lh s d b t Church w ill
County llama Service— 1:00 I*. lake place Hunday re a rin g a t 7:30
HOLY CU MS CHURCH
also atatW at thb Um . that lh*
o'clock a t the church. O fficers and
Rev. II. Irvi ig Louttlt, Rector. M.
Mr. and M n. B. 0 . M.thvi# an- Auitrall.n oaka on Park Avcnu*
m em ben o f th« a u x ilia ry are u rg ­
Hunday School— 3:00 P. M.
nouac* th* birth of a daueht*r, Wirt b* replaced with Hr* &lt;ak* aa t»d Sunday altar Chriitma*.
Gospel Service led by Kneign ed Jo b&gt; present.
Emma Jane, on Friday, Jam. ’% a large number of tho farmer . Church Sche &gt;1— 0:30 A. M.
' Morning Pn yer and HermonE. Jonea— 8:00 P. M.
a t their home, 1016 Weal P in t h*v* aba boon removed.
H tnoU —
At tht, laat arrvlc# Lieut SaiUe
Mr*. W. H. TuonktUf* ami Mr*. 11:00 A. M. .
A. G. Coeingtdn were eelectad at
this tint* aa delegataa to th* com
vantlon to be held In Orlaado an
Mar. 4 and Mar. B, Mr*. .W. E.
Wataon and M n. Walter H. Col*,
man wit* chosen aa altemajec.
...A t tha conclusion ef a ll bust*
near, luncheon waa aemd buffet
atyle by lh* heittaaca, aaitted by
Mr. Llaton E. Alien, M n. 'A. W.
Eppa, M n, r . M. Galloway and
M n . C. L. Parhk'Thoaa pment
wrre: M n. Endor Curlett, Mr*. A.
W. Eppa, M n. Linton E. Allan,
M n . A. G l Covington, Mr*,' J. 11.
ColcUugh. M n. ' a M. Galloway,
M n . J. M. MeCatkUL M n. C. J.
Rumph, Mr. and M n . E. B. Stowe,
M n. W. K. Wataon, M n. Fred R.
Wilson, M n. V. E. Douglas#, Mr*.
A, G Fort, Mr*. Walter If Cole­
man, M n. Ct L. Park and Dr. R.
8. Keelor, of Cranford, N. J.

Friends of E. W. Calhaun will
b* glad to learn that he (a abl* to
return to tha boms of his parents
on Holly Avene* after a recent
Iline u .

Mis* Ruby* Course}, who for
several days ha* been vblllng
frlerds I* Miami, hru returned
Wt
RlghWmao. 70S
Tho Butlwas anc xoctal meeting to her horn* On Sooth Sinford
,.i _
- at 1:30 o’clock. f t th* Daughl^v 4 )..We*ley claaa Avenue.
Da* of the Fb*i ef th* F ln t Mctbodlit Church
M n. W. M. Scott entertained
will b* b*)d at B o'clock at th*
bora* of 'Mra. J. O. Lanoy, 1013 with a party laat night I t her
homo In Mayfair complliotallng
Sanford Arson*.
her niece and house guest, Mb*
U m
,“WEDNESDAY
Cenaral meeting of the Woman's Bess Roop, of Virginia.
Club will bo held at I o'clock In
Mr. and lira. J. E. Sayrr, of
the d ab rooms with thy Litera­
ture Department In charge of tbo Tignall, G a, havo returned home
program and Mr*. W. L Henley after v is itin g their arm and
and Mrs. WTaltor L. Cooper a* dattgMar-in-law, Mr. at&gt;d Mrs. II.
hoolisats. Rupert J. Longitrw t, N. Bayer, for a short U n a
'
'I
of. Daytona Beach, will he aprakcr
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Messer
for Ur* afternoon.
and Rbado Walker, Jr. loft today
Mia* Beatrice Howard and MU* for tho University cf Florid* at
Mina Howard, who b a n been Galreavlll* after • pending the
tpendiag tha' holidays her* with holidays her* with relatives.
I
-thalc abler, Mrs. Hugh Whelchel,
Wqrd ,}&gt;** been received here
plan to loo**- tomorrow. Mbs
M etric* Howard'trill continue Mr that the hoihe of J, M. Lord on
Studies at th* Florida State Col* Cltruk Height* was burned Sallog* for Worn**, while Mlaa Mina urday afternoon. This waa ono of
Howard wilt return to Karosota th* ploncor. homes of this section,
.what* eh* ha* been teaching;
having been built 33 years ago.

» Young t*copl
vice Leap
W
Pcopl * Set
Service
Leapt*

|A C atO M V ltll, K o y iD A

iwyc will bid. farcwall and go
Havarnab, Ga. to continue her

l ‘V
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Evening Prakar and Sermon—
7:M P. M.
i

A cirdlal Invitation I. extended FIRST METttnOlHT CHURCH
to all vblton td meet with ux al
"This On* Thing" b the subject
Aay of l t « r nrvlcea and a warm ef the New Year*# message whkh
w*lcom* await* them.
.the paster will bring to the con­

A nnouncing :

gregation Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Al the evenlrg hour, 7:30
nVIork ho will discuss “The A. )l.
Christian Htlenro tervlrea arc C. of Rellglcn." A most cordial
held awry Hpnday morning at welcome b extended to everyone.
th* rhurch East Second Street at
Sunday School—0:46 A. M.
U “God."
Wednesday
even*
I-rail use- 11:30 P. M.
log eervlce* which
will InP n y er
meeting
WcJncadoy
night—7:30 P. M.

A wedding of cordial Interorrt to
their, many friends here was that
performed on Wpdnatday, Dec. 31
at Geneva, when Mist Kats Hummeralll became the bride of Jo.
seph iJtrusar Corley. Mr. Corley
wia furmorly from Deratur, Ga.
but la now engaged In business as
a celery fanner. Th* couple ere
at horn* to their friends at their
rceldence on Cameron Avenue.

f ir s t

c H im r n o f c h r i s t
HC1ENTI8T

CARD OF 1WANKB.
, «'•
We with to thank bur many
friend* for thalr klndnaaaea and
sympathy shown durirg the IIInesa and death of our husband
and father.
Mr» Minnie Notan
Mb« Dcria Nolan
Ktmer Nolan
•-Mr. and Mr*. O, II. Thump*cm ■:
iWllbur Nolart— Adv.-

ALL HOlil/H CATHOLIC
J
CHURCH.
,
Tim Rev, J, J. Mclnerny, |&gt;aatur.
Mrs. IL II. Chapman and *son,
Flrat-Mass—*;«l A M.
James, of WriyhUilllc, G a, wht
i'ntrnd Maas—1*1:On A. M.
have l«vn vblllng the former's
( tu n n y Devotion—7:30 I*. M. ■un-in-law and daughter. Me, and
Mrs. O. K. Goff, Ban Lan/v
I'RKHHYTKKIAN CHURCH
Apailntrnta, ttlurtird home yes*
Ptnday will liegln tho
JUlh terday afternoon.

' The O pening
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o f The

Edgew ood
Flower Shop
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, M ra . C . J, H u m p h
C o r n e r S a n fo r d A G e n a v a A v e e .
Phono 485

Tuesday, Jan. 6th
9 A,r M. # • _ 1
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V ialtora w ill nicaivo flow ers

Sanford, ■ ____
Condensed Statement of Condition
December 3llst, 1930
(Comptrpller’s Call)

Resources

Liabilities

Loaijs atild Discounta u.T ............. ............... .................. 1 .... ........ .* $562,847.57

Capital S to ck ....

$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0

NONE

S u rp lu s.....*...........

. . 25,000,00

Banking1House Furniture &amp; F ixtures

•19,500.00

Undivided Profits

. . 21,916,48

Federal Reserve Barik Stock

..3,600.00

Reserve For Divitunkl........................... ................1,500.00

O verdrafts ..... ...................... .

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«*»»•#••,**»**»0* *. •. -***••

.................. ..........

(P a y a b le J a n . 2 n d . 1081

U. a Bonds &amp; Certificates of Indebtedness $665,175.26

Reserve For Tuxc- &amp; I n te r e s t............................... 875.80

O ther M arketable B o n d s.............. .......................179,022.6^

Bond A ccount...
.......................................w

&amp; Due From Banks

.,
*

o o
,618.:J5*V

1,286,239.30

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'} a / i - 0 ‘

y ic &amp; 7v . ' t?i'if*rn

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....................................•......... 171,000.00

................... ..... $1,872,186.87

omm ‘

Deposits

TOTAL

.......

1,5c)1,895.59

.. $1,872,186.87

.

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hat made
■Austin,
add htattrr Willte. Bewail, and
r*lm«r Wobb, spent Christmas *t
p ir 5 T n * ,.

i s r ^ r s s .^ s y i f s
sgars rduring
» ? thu
S "holidays,
K '^aaroote
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propctet rows who

ho W»» w.

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could ha
ten or g n
ly what t
Ut f u Latedarvitt* wbor* they. • ! »
frit that
■pfad the remainder of the whiter.
to (root),
jortunlty
. 'rehwty
of Weuk**an
quint lpx*
Illinois. hi aprnding Iho winter
with hi* daughter, Mr*. A. 1. .la hoofr af hey aleter, Mlia many boa
1
-v Ethel a»l**t .Mro, Her King «tiMr*. Emma Lake «P**t ChrlU- tertelned/a number of f tuny peo­
ma* d»y In Sanford with h«r eon ple with » watch party and wolea ^ t w U l f .h f r Md Mr*. iWn «r renal on Now W y m e t her
a
»«wf t w i v i i n ^ n p iu s r a q w iiw * K«n« »i«w
■
r a r t w Mhynr U h m u t jp h a a«g*hooie. I
ed the resolution eftar It wtachr- briny!oc ouf the broutythrt Jack Frwat can irvet# wilh‘ ViST_p«r*'Vhlta cryetxtyit* rmtte*• Mrn Mlks Rlehwsld and *on.~«f rnjoytd
• - - -' -W '
-*1-' -__
iIn tho yard and t led by a vote of foor to'one.
riaveland, are gtutrts of frlrmb yueita
In a trainer remit, ' Th# m o | ut loh, read* aa fol­
card aailited th# ho«- low&gt;t "Bo it rcMlvad by the City
H to r t Eger. or Uereland, will
la entertaining th* M guertw Commi». Ion of Use tlty of
irrira tha flrat of the year t»
ford, Florida, that ‘arty owper of
I s t t h t e daughter,. Mr*. Vr*d
p piparty hr holder of' a Hen thjrw
laOyV-v- *&lt; ’ 1
’
eil, aeiewod for text* by a*Id City
Mr. a»d Mr*. B- Karaerman and,
LA K E M ARY
of Sanford, I or any ywtr prior la
family aM Mr*. Mika Rlchwalt
a MRS. ROY BOWEL
I u-ntloued tram pay* 1)
and. ton will epanf ThumUy at
(lawtinned free* Pay* 1)
rayo A Eaatern IHlopU and ,lh#
A I &amp; f r T e s m .' ^ V
thU great n*|&gt;onett&gt;lljty and will
Lehigh Valley, with' certain riybU
bo able to tarry on only with tho
I Mr. BruckMiurut, of Bwllaers
to the Pvnuylvania on tho Le­
land, 1* vbltloy relatlvoa at Mon* a
aid of all my countrymen.”
high Valley.
k&gt;mm*#OBHni W llfa larya
With .th# pill*# headquarter*
foe and Sanford.
of t&gt;ld.(olli*, who w#r# tha
— The Grand frv n k wentarn U»*i*
an( th# nxloew In their bandy, elueati, and a larya number
an* to continue with tho Canadian
vllbna aaeoriaird with th# ryvoy peeple • hi alteadanreu. ANotional railway*.
lutimibt* p■trolls 1 tha rlly under
moet enjoyable program wi
'th* dirertlon of ■ Gen. Manuel
The executive* »*t *H day in
fConttaoed From Pay* On#)
Quintero. Shop* remslnrd riniril.
conference. They told th e commieAuturhibilr, dashr,} through tho he haa devulod mnch of hi* time aion In their memoranda th a t tha
city, carrying armed men who to the development of the Sunday "agreement la lntardopoadrat amt
Were potted aa (u#rd* on police School life In hb church. He 1* could not have been toothed upon
credited with Miry tha flrat to or­ any different baala Of allocation.”
duty.
f
1 y
I GoV. Tncrencio Galindo of tho ganise that branch of church **r"Probably no alnylo one of tha
Pror|ne# ’6f Colon dbpprpyod ef- vice locallyi and haa aeon It grow grouh* herein prupoint b exactly,
fcita' of the revolt aqd attempted fropi' one elae( Into a compact, wbat thine in ten d ed In aaeh
.to gewd fiOd nalloeal police to aup- thoroughly organised, and vital group* would wbh: It. to be.* aald
port tha government a t th# capi­ part of the congregation which tho memorandum. HIa order to
tal. tru* Panama railroad refue- now number*' over 7(0 member*. reach a common understanding it
Gifted with tha power of prc- has been repeatedly oocouary far
I I* catty th* daUchiuent.
advantage of low bond prieo. Tl
achtiny his subject* to a dear, all or tho lateroot* Involved U
:WMIe the revdt wa* |n r
principal thought af th* s«aol&lt;
logical, and rompelllny maor.er, make connwahm*. I t la bolloved,
law. the American minister,
lion la th at matured boada of a^
T .T m r i i , wa* one of th* busiest Dr, Brownlee U raid to b* dliaet- however, thot each of tho ay*,
lection* which Wore enjoyea, after blue will beredeemed i a t I f.al
awn in the clty. hl* root off and ly rvspcnatbW ffo r the erection, tftna reaultlny from tha grouping*
which rvfrrvhmenli were rerred. vain* without acorued' lolerei
kb Cpllrr open. It* maintained un- ■ooo alter h it arrival, of tho w» a u y y a t will ho a b b to oper­
The ladle* aid auclety met at Sine* th* City tax rolls fog t)
biterpipted eonlaet with ‘ other handrpmn brick church which i haa ate offlcWally, maintain lb cred­
the homa of Mr*. Homer (lleaaon year* 1W7. IUJg, and lU'dt| w*
Jiembcra of the diplomatic corps botn In us* *lnrq 1010. l ib early it, and aarva th* pbbtle ‘ better
Tuesday afternoon w|th a large held Invalid by a recent court d
and raprestnUHvea of th* regoiu- sermon* draw Urge attofrianco*
rlalon,
they
ara
now
briny
rovl
attendance of member* and vbltwhich taxed thy capacity of Ui*
HonaryX ,____
government.
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.
or*. Reporta from the Babnar, and ed, and Intaroat on delloquM
II* liocllrwd to talk.for publico. wxrodsn building and draw th* at­
tax**
for
tho**
fears
will
not
|
tho treasure'* report proven vary
"Th* general plan Will morn*
tlcn othep than t» say he and lha tention to th* trustee* and mem­
inUnotlng at th* Basaar wib a Into olfoct until aflor Apt, 1,1B3
other foreign reprt sent stives Wtrg ber* acquainted and learned the mood tha assignment af tho fol­
sutreae, and tha ttadsurgr.MPurt* Tho City Ux book* arq not yi
beta e t the faet that new quarter* lowing r*llresul* to th* four ay*cd over (ISO In.-bank,ft was vot­
were luosasory w t anc*. Ak h# be­ t*am folatlr.i r i ll Uhlgh * Ntw
ed to give *100 to tho -church
came bettor acquainted and Itamed Ragland. Mlawara A Uudaee.
mlllagu haa not y*t boon a » t r
the reed* and doafraa of hb congre­ Monongaheb, Montour, P i t t * I. B. Davie, (oral met chart capital I* Governor Anguteatk of gation-. hlg arrntora were said to burgh A W rit Virginia aad PMtawhoa* contention was. that .* I JUf U a Province of Chiilqis*. wlwv* havh ttecorru t)*h»f ,*nd more burgh, ChartIcn A Youghtoghroy.
HlagaUy arrested In. a plgr* •*
pcwerfal in crittent. and today
-Th* right ta th* us* by' Uw
buhlncft when an officer hid Hb S 4 ? 2 d d ! i . 5 UIL Co,nr',n3r ^
be li termed a* one of th* lead­ Pennsylvania ot trackags on tho
ter and ar* with Mr. and lire.
right t# b* aad wa* yarrted to
ing clergymen of hb dor.omlna- Nickel Ttete Mtwera A*htab*l*
Grror.
.. .. .
th* Jail and notjlven the right to ns*tiers was read and approved Hon Irf MotldA
’ •
ang Brockton, and tha &lt;U*M*Uiaa
Mbs Lou be and Grace Martin
call my wife or attorney on th* for payment. Consmicrinner Wo»dAt the preoont time he hold* of tho Virginian ar* now In pro.
spent Sunday at Ft. Pbrc*.
rwff requested the OumrpUrisn to many Important cffleca In Pres­ com of determlnaUon or **tJusttriephon*”,
appo*r*d
Mfots
tbk
Mrs. Odeua Patten, of Banford,
Commlsaint fur th* third time to rimit the I MO tax** on a ten ts byterian Church work In th* ment.
&gt; &lt; ‘ 0 .
&gt;
vlrlted Mr*. I. J. Iloyctt.
ask that some action be taken to­ at the Corner of Eight Btnwt and South. Ha te a trustee of the
■Conference* In connection with
Mbs Dorothy Oglesby It visit­
Elm Avenues which ha,| been eon- Synod of Florida} a trusts* of tha four-system plan will b* con*
ward
th*
dbpslsial
of
the
officer
ing friends Ot Miami.
who mad* th* arrest. At th* last drmnsd, hut hi* request was do- Aynoa Scott College for Women United for tho purpose of droll*#
Th* Krsr M*th*dlri Sunday
inerting, n committee appointed
ot Dcratur, Go.} a trust** of Co­ srith the short tin* railroad* and
■chocI children were given a nice
by
the Maybe I j look into the matlumbia Theological Seminary, at various trackage end terminal
treat at tho church Christmas day,
Ur, rtported that they wer* of th*
A tbnta;\* trust** of Palmar Col- grant* esseutlal tp round out the
A program from th* children was
opinlmi that no action should tw
lege, a t DrFuoiak Sprlnyi, F la. four tymtesw. Th* present epe*
alto greatly enjoyed by tho con­
Uk*n on Mr. Davis' request that
snd a mimher of tho Asscmblloa gmtrwsys oa all railroad* a n to
gregation.
tha officer l&gt;* discharged. That r*.
H'.ino Mission comrolttro which b* maintained,
Mr* 0. R. Coop was called t*
port was not attsd upon at that
eoatrol* the Work of the entire ; ”U f ill be oar purpooa, as.tuon
T&lt;nm&gt;s»s* hy the Hint's and death
Him , but, last night, after a
church In th* Booth. Ho rttldw aa prarllcsfils, to praw at this
of her father Mr. Hmlth■hurt dlacuaslun, th* Commission
with hte wtfs told oob son. ak 800 .m atter, t* the commission l a : *
Mr*. J, U Bottom, of Joneshero,
FsWriLT 'Avswm.T '
and Mrs. W. K. Morris and chil­
definite way to th* end that A*
that It b* accepted. Gorambitei- Iwnd, evuld M heard. The mo­
commission may, aa tadleatad In
dren. of Atlanta, ara guest* of
*r Woodruff did not vote. M il* tion carried and the Commission
th a , foregoing qt^UHup,
Mr. and Mra. U B. Mann.
•
Utrti
went
Into
executive
session.
Lehman voted ‘Vay”, and askrtl
Mr*. I . K. Iteaka and Mrs. Bes­
that hi* statement vThat front hot
sie Router, or Jonesboro, ar* vi­
M It aap/yiUco Ufficer doe* any­ Spzanne Pollard To
siting Mr*. J. U Mannthin* i Itemsl he ahauid b* ropri.
Rev. and Mr*. J. Br Webb spent iebufy, Meet.
Bo M arried TonigRt
itteU. “Bo;
matted, end nut white-washed” bo
Christmas day at DoLandof America, krill te te W
Mr. ehd Mr*. V
ipatje^ rottter ofjrocorL
Th* Junior 11. Y. P. U. gave an daughter,
Margai
tlCIIMOND, Va-I Jan. A-&gt;fAP) dv oss MqjsUy. 'Jaauarj
Cotnmlmionar Rpwr who wi
enjoyable playlet fit tha Baptist
t'lrglnla's charming young first « r U at dm VadiUtoM i
memhar of th* cotnmBtes *
Church Christ mat. Th* children
r will be married- tonight.
woru given a treat by tbe mem- her* with Mrs, Hmlths slater, Mrs. Investigated th* caev, txik ill
Th* ilmpte rvromoey nqtUng In
Pa l|s Aiulmon,
**
a* at this remark, saying “f
Mr* of th* church.
reirriag# Mi
MIm Ktbrl 11) oUa1iic«CllJot WU- eoaally roaoat your ooylnrf
The New Yean Watch Night
dritghter. U
■on,
and
Carrel
Bolters
motored
wo
white-waahed
this
offlctr.
prayer meeting wiU be observed et
Ju u r Gsrtan
tbe Baptist church New Ysar* *v«. t&gt; Center Ulll whom Ml** Hyoth a t low Bq
Fulton and RoMrt’ MtKonney lain* esf ai the week end with Mteo
at *’*octitlow. rio published re­
el ntly a book yaUtlod "Florid.
Bird*'. All mentor* ami friendof th« club ar* Invited to attend
hi* ic*igtm ;&lt;3£ft F T '
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g r e e r a e n t For
a i l Meqsor I s
eached In P a f t

From Panama To
Get Pr e s i d e n c y

B r o w n l e e Will
Begin 19tkY e a j;
H e r e On Sunday

. «a Janaary 10th under new
yani rat, aevural
ibeiny
b have alreidy arrived In
we of Iba new owner* of the
are In Lottywood to arrange
»k« thta trafk &lt;mt of the
th* Lyman school Friday
g d iy 'fo r’ tha coming holtaeot'on, Chrbtmoa program*,
- Christman Uwea. and pro-

Kaulbech Of Liverpool, No.
otla have returned to H u ll
oa Bay Hirest. •

Entamlnger,' non of Boitamlnger haa sntsrvd the
Btetro army at Fort Hlo*
lew -York, wnrnc* h* *x» embark fhr Panama.
- load ot racing bote** own.
larrin Childs, and two loads
at ownod by Prod Kagtn
i Hanover Shew Strides
Arrived a t Bamlaule Drlvluir
lo r tha race* to be hold In
»»y.

ubty Commissioner Charles
Iqargy, Mr*. Bcarey, Mary,
, ChitloUe anil Charil* ftearry
I, Christmas d ty with Mr*.
l|'e mother, Mr*. M. Holden
totbach on Uk* Holden, OrIV L. Cramer and Mb* Arqatertalncd J. Adarus Thump,
noted mystery author *f Now
t and Winter Garden, Mr. *nd
D. B. Ecklrs, Edith and Oa
M Ecktes, at Chrlstmaa dina too Harry U Cramer frura
son, G*.
- and Mr*. L A. Otelllna had
fipta 00 Christmas, Mr*. E.
Ilomsyer, Mira Elate Dunbsr.
Carrie Rlwell, and Mb* Cum

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S itad Mrs- It II. Meakk atNl.th* annual Chrlstmaa par- students at Stetson University,
f; th* Winter Park Wam«i» spent Christmas with their pa* Carrol mot (trod f
i
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Ou-tetms* Ev# at the Baptea appropriate ox­
ter aad. .yuanger,
i praaenle for prlaad an addrea* on

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l&gt;r. and Mrs. -t
were dinner gue*
Rev. and Mr*. T
Mrs.
Wait*
with Mr. aad Mr*. 0 . W Ward- me, of Grlsndo,
walk
r the homo of Mr.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Belly **tcgtalnad th* foilowiag ralaUm
Keeney.

- Mrs. Wardwoll and daughter,
Mi*. Mary Brant, New Haven,

af -Um Tomml'

M . aad Mrs
wflght of Bs

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Mra. Fraak Welter aad family,
• t Taxa*, Mr. pad Mra. Rrathto

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Thl, would put
directly Into &gt;Uw
Senator N orrteo"
sponsoring th , H
govwrnment oporw
la supporting Pro
petition for prtoa1
•Whlly Bi mitwqi
Borah, (■ | m |
(P Ark.), hare.or
that ait «xti* *a
held ■there I* no,
Aanouneinc h b
the' railroad eoaoe
hart aald - I f «***
aU I can to fare* I
to obtain an inra
"If UmBtnww I
extra aeaeloa H I
the CoO*«ml
an opinion of Uta
mart* Compdistaj
Doc. B, 1B*B, «SPI
miulon'* vbwa s
aolidallo**. Tho Vi
eluded In th* met
Th# mmvorwn,
by Pnaldoat W,
th* Pannaylvaall
Crowley «f tha *
Pte.ld.nt Danle)
Baltimore A Ohio,

white attempting t* ft
New Orleaa* and uraa
In a field near to*U
northeast *f Bhrtvugs
T h . ariatof wa* *
nor wa* hi* plan* to
Warburton »*ld ha
reettea and ftew My
port aad that h a .c i
what B**tn*d a sltttM
hb rtsoHn* supply tg
After landing, ha highway and way ghr
Benton. Be a iriv il li
test night .

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NOTICES
C D in tH

N etarr l l s « , O ifm
10, Florida F w tl; 1:4*,.
M n ralk er; 3&gt;|L
Kdw

jnji

an; 3.*00, Hour Vllb th # /
tirterei 4:00, To
annM
:4ft,' ]R*dlo Scrap Boakl
Una SigtoU 5:01, To be m l
It-1:10, E. Z. Jnnc«, DiiWi
Pl» of ( Fob: 6: jo, Organ
r*m; 6:00, Orange O soval

a. ro,pMt)i't.
B. Mo. ih Atrleaa Wt

MMtiae ire). '

A m u V Andy; 7:16,
| S U m o f G o ld b e rg * ;
d e ; 3 :0 0 , C irc u s R to^ n T in
T i n stories.

Am os

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SpHalny’s

{ 6:45, Sams
K n ig h ts ; 8:10,
U, R eading*;

U -W J R - 7 6 6

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.Sarto *» W jr; l0d&gt;0.
j 10:30, The ‘Moniraers
,ty IS 6oara)i

herein tia liM &gt;»« in tb* abor*
v a li ll M e a s n . nn nr b*|u&gt;* Ih* ark.

M llf U W I e e ‘ Ik* hr*«r&gt;ip*r

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LI :0O,. Htud'o miielr.
IIRS—WMBW Thai pa-rl 370.
0, T hratrr new*, dnimuncamrat*
(1:10, Eventide mtlodlej; 7, Din­
ner muajri 6, llltn i f the dry; OtBO
Title A. Thai: 0,.Symphonic; 0:30.
Clgaf program: 10, Eiitrttalnerr
WJAX —Jatkronvllle
BL’NOAY JAN r 1*11
10:00, A. M„ Florida Ih rn lre
Organ * 10:30, Celebrated Artlata;
lJMI.I, Church
Sotvleea; 2:00,
Knay'a. Rymplinny Orrheatm 1^10(1;
3,00, National Youth Canferenea
NBC| 4:0o, Dr. Oadman'a Hour
NBC| 6:00, Huale'il Interlude VIntent
Walkdrn — VlollnUt;
6:00, Catholic Hour NBC; 7i;00,
George Washington Hotel Orehaitin; 7:30, Church Rervleea; OilPr
Rhodes Futch Collins lluile Makrra; 0:46, An&lt; Vlikg KetlenalUm
of Mullelana Local No. U H 10:16,
IVr m II Pete NBC; 1 0 :* ? Bong*
at E ttellde KBCl 10:45, Sunday
(light at Seth Parker’s NBC
U M —WRUF Galneerllle— 636
RUNPAY JAN 4. 1631 ‘
10:00, A-,N., Today’s program)
10:03, Cathedral of the Air;
10:30, University Bible Class —
D«an W. H. Wllsoa; 10:46, Momlog Worship —First Pr**byterian
.Charth of
OalneavllU:
11:00,
W hither Foreeait; 11101, Dinner
Music; 1:30, Rtudlo Quartet; 3:30.
Professor John W- DaBruyn, ba
rltone; 3:43, Symphonic
Hour;
6(00, Hour with the Music Mas*
ta n ; 4 00. .Organ Recital —
Claude U urphrtt; 1:00, Vesper
firm er*: 6:30, Pavlina
Mlaall,
violinist; Edward Nrwcome, bsritone; 6:00. Sign Off,
361-1 —WltUF GnittawiUa
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MONDAY, JAN. 6, 1611
0:00, A. M., Today's Program:
0:03, Mu*V ApprerlaUbti —Ele­
mentary Gradet; 6:40, Aunt Samlily's Chat to Homemakers: 10i00.
Morning Mrlodlei; 10:43, Re­
sume of New* Events; 11:00; Va­
riety Musical' Parade;
11:60,
ffeallh Tslk — Personal Hy­
giene; 01:40, Popular Program:
11:88, Tim* Pignala; 11:00, To­
day^ New* Feature;- 16:10, Wea-

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W i o T T . 1tale ad, VI*.
Intteiior for iNim pUlnsat.

K n llr* I* h r r r lij a trrn that H A H .
V a r V l K N l ) n u rrh u x-r I,r T * » i b r .
llflra i* Mo l i t . H alm th* tint, d o r
at Jo ly , A . 11, 1(11. ha* tllrd aald
eariM lraln la m r nlllr* . and
Mae
Htadn a|&gt;|'llrallnn Int le t t | i,l
In
tennn 111 oveoidoaro w ith law .'M aid
Certlfwuila - awiWraeaa •ik e ’M M i r l t *
dehrrlbrd M o p r i i f r l t M t i d In *»in.
In'il'- m u n t r , Vtnfldo. in.aril:
- t*ii it* re* t* trt* » a i
T h e B*bl t*u&lt;l Iwlne M w w t il at Ik*
data n t Ihr/t.eiaanr* nr *«n* m r l l t l .
ret* la ike mama al IlnkHowu. I 'n .
Iran M i d a v ltlflra l* shall) b*
r*.
d rtm rtl- arrordlnw to law M i d**d
W ill Issue t h*f**o tin Ik* t t lh . dnr
nf Ja n u a ry A. 11.* I N I . '
XVlinrta m r
nfflrlal Slaoolurw
nnd a*al Ikla tk* IS lh . d a r of It* .
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to

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leaartln a. The off Ira should
notified Immediately Is teas af

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FOR H A LE -M th(*»W been I
art; two. bedroom sullen, (?l
ruga,
refrigerator,
andl
g r a in , elc. Call Mrs. C. D Bi
ley, .116 Magnolia Ale.
FOR H A LE:"F i&gt;w *ntiqu#*,
Oak A n . I'hear 30* J , , ,j
ORANQKH—76e and |
dbO Delivered. Phona 6
o e -Jc f^ ,

nulldlng, 34 U--60, atandk
gtra yea caaepleta Igfermattak
Aad If yaw wialw they will aaaUl yee la warding yam want
6d ta make It mare effective.

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lum lnnle t i n a m r .
Vlarld*.
a. m. wv.nkh. ii c.
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POlTlUAL E~^-_U»ed~Ty|
perfect order- B«* I t

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noTirsi o r a A*.Si _

N n llr* h*r*by Is a irs * I h a t u n .
rirr anil by t lr lu * s r ; l k a ) final
urere* » r fiurrrlaeur* an4 M is mads
t o lb* lion . W , W . W rla h l. Jodaa
III ike T w * n l» T b lrU la d lr la l C lr .
r u ll of Vlorbla. In ehanasrr. an lbs
Jm l tlsjr a f tle rris b rr, J S ia . I B f i *(«■ a ( W IIA .IA M l l l » T be wkMl.
I'lalaan l, saalnsi H H illllt n U » ’ K ,
IIA IIT
ami JV JIH IE
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nnl&gt;, I b r u n S rm la n M w ill
n ffsr
(r&gt;r M t* al Ih r Irn ni rtnar af lb*
I'n n ri llausa In Snafnnl, n*ailnnls
I ’nu a iy. Vlnrlaa. ilurlha I ha legal
hours nf ssls an Mnnil «y, Ik* kill
ilay til Js n a a ry , t a il, la Ih* blab.
*sl ami |M | libUler :*tr
rash la
ham), lb* fnllow lna rt**rrll.*4 r .o l
*siat*. lyla a sue i&gt;*ina la Msmlnnu
o a a n ly , Vlarld*. ta .w li:
1* 1 i w r a ly .s t r r n ( » t l , nrenrd.
Ina l* lb * alal nf, V iiri M*lloa,
an sildlilnn la ih* I 'l l r a t Ran.
fn rJ. as duly rrrnr-dnl In lb*
bU* r**ord* nf
H*&gt;nlUol*
w n lr, VlarVd*.

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Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Ava.
ROPRACTOR, Is note located nt
his residence la Floral Heights,
A Sanford, l*hon« 608.M.
PIANO Tuning and
Repairing.
Felt* (Hjlsimnl fur moths slid
mice. Thiity-lhicr year* -caper,
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aanK H .o r r i n iirs T io s ,
T O : I I A r R K t J J I I* RANDS R rr » n .
Y o n are hsrrby or.lrrrd and r*.
nulr*jt to k* sad sp i-sr upou tb#
lod day of V*kraary, A. I&gt;. l i l t to
Ih* M il « r (Simplolni f lln l asolnsj
■on In tho oba»* s tjl* d rsus# mad

T its Ranlord lle ro ld I*
h rr*b y
deslanAled Os (he
Iw w a iR tW r.In
Whirl! tills order oholl Iw ooUllahrt
fo r foor rons*rol|v* ***bo
W ilm a s V . K. IW iwalv.* &lt; M l nt
•old o s r l ond Ih r
urflelol **ot
th*r*or U U Jrd day &lt;&gt;( Ja n . A. P.

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LOST- HTItAYED OR STOLEN^
Pointer dog, whlto with fan
spot*, name llan, rolDr marked
"P1NEBELT KENNELS'*, Colomlita, fi, C.— Finder plinao notlJy Ji C. Hutrhiaon, 001 Magnolia
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LEGAL NOTICES

sst TttH ctRi't'iT r a t’DT o r
nEM|kni.lt ( v t- R n , v i .o n .
H tA . i n r i l A N C t n i T ,
"W ’l l l i r r
M IM IID II cost P A N T ,
IN C ., A Corporation.
* 'Complainant,

h nbssi 1.1,1,1 *r for iwth. In frunl
*• III* l''iurili&lt;'U,e el Raafoid, m m .
Ignl* I'o u n ly, VIorM o, ilu rls a
Ih*
l*R*l huuis of *als, ilia lo llow ii'ir
'I r s T l k 'd property, eliuale,
b ln *
sail M -I m i In
K.iiilni'ls
C o u n t),
Vhirlds, mot* p s rtl.u le tly d rs vrlb .
■a ** tn llun *. lu .w lti
[ Ini Vli* IU). III.M-k Vlv* l » ,
| T I* r T* n l i e ) or the c ity
of
I K m fo rd , » « |&gt;*r Riel Ibrreu t
1H al) III ,,-,-nrd In 'P Is l It on I, I.
I psur* S S .lt, ot Ilia publl* n r .
f ills f t m i.iliio l. C o u n t). t'lu r.
Ma.
1*rrtua: t'nnh P u rrh a s rr tn I■-- r
fnr t l f il.
II R. tV M IT K .
Knrrlat Unn|*l,
|W. H W H I T E
Hollt Ilor fm I'fm plaln eat.

va.

Ainx. M H. H M IT II and b »r ho*,
twnd, SI. K. H M IT II.

Ilefrndanta.

N O T t m O P N S t n U ’l M U S
N oiir* la hereby s l r t a (list un,
d r r nnd hy v lrtu s « ( o 4 * n • ■&gt;(
(urerlnaar* and sal* ra le rrd tn lb ,
n lio !* • n llllrd causa on Ih r
lilt
dny nr Itst-enther, A . D . Is is . I. a*
Rprclsl Slaalrr in C h a a ra rr, w ill n*
Sloodey, th* I its* nf V s b riia ry, A
l&gt;. m l . Hi* u r n , w i t s o llu la m r
of ilils Piiwri and a H a u l
m I d*
day, a lts r IW sals sad soil to th*

HIST: Dark blue overcoat w'lh
grern A whit* scarf in pocket 1iUtiOftp 1
—taken from check toon Forest
L*k* Hotel Wttlnrsday night.
Finder please return to owner at
Hanford Atlantic Notional Bank.
I h i I'IILAR R .
erf r iir» il|
ttf »4*rf|||(1lll»
IV. F I m i M n

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llel'iily ’»’l*i l
A K I ’i IIU A N a AN H U M A N
p.,11. Il» i* (" i t-um plslnanl.

By John Devlin
V v /lL L V * M l6 M T

HAVE AT UBA8T

jw m

FOR RENT - S I * room

flra a l n*nfucd, H n r i i n l , I'niinljr,
i&gt;rld*,-iM * I l k day nt tv re a ik e r
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FOR RpNT: Oarage a|
", nicely furnished, 1204
A n.

riuH M u v n ni u tT iov .

T o * u m e « . i i). h a u v k v . i h w &gt;
'. • I W M e » l t w 'll II* . m M a trh and
la e e lfT. lt unknown:
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LEGAL NOTICES

1C New York—644

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One mile out Celt
Phone 660-J.

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orchntra:
!R kop Book; 7:00,
B in ; 7:16, Talk on
duslry; 730, Sur:00, Topic* lh Brief:
A m i ; 6:30, Renderki,B;0tl, Imiian LaNational Radio To*
Ijnhioiu' Show Boat;
benny'a
orchestra;
L ie latd o orrheslr*.
i.N aer York—700*

t S h ad s*

FURNISHED f i r m

i

*, M t a » « e i » i ( » V t r ^

mcfarn; 8:55. Tie World

-’S ill, V arieties Mugt
S llter Flute; 0:00,
ekAetra; 10:00, 8 ,'A .
il»* | 11.-00, XroobiMoan; 11:16. Heidi

’ »r *11 itov*. Olv* price and MI
d-tlon. B. T. Tiller, I’m )*. M

O P B N C D TW* W tN O O W

BBwoav Va

tiarbw

M B O U T //

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HIM DODGE TOURING car, run.
d-tlon
good,
goril
'uhlier,
4136.00. Ree) * Hon, Myrtle Ava
(JkNKY’fi DRUO YTOAE— Proerripik.n*, magaainea fountain
service. P R O M P T delivarir*.
Phono H U ,,.

Cut OrI For Hajtdjr
Ityfergncta
F U H N rrM y g

OUILDINO DIA)CKB—Irrigation
koies and general c*ment work
Miracle Concrete Co. J- R. ter• illrger, Prop IH dad Elm.

ruiU.lt:

fitenogranton

CAFE

Will

work any lime. Pliuiu-a y.’i and

Nin-w.

IOC—Flowers and JlanU
UrrnL-iif-Day Tomato
Dr. Pritrliard'a New Inlrodue.
lion
Maniliil&gt;* ((Unllly, rnlnr and shape
to to 12 days N iU sr
Ideal for rarly grern wraps
I'kg. rdVi N Ih. $0.00
Eaalrrn Hcry.r, Carporation
C a m b rid ge ,

Md.

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RECONU HAND

12—Won l rd
GlIDW BULRN FOR UK - F j s Tps| and Mat i profitable bulb m
grow. Wr supply IhiIIm' at I rad*
prlre), sup. rvlsr planting without
charge, amt contract for crop at
filed pri.*r. It. D. White, to k t
Mary, Fb&gt;rMaf aupervieur for
Pierre lluih-Cu-, of Or Undo, larg ­
est dlslrilntloni nf GIsdtolui Idllln
in indiildual csrUn* In thd U. K,

^You‘rg There w ith a CK03LKY" "

"BUDDY" complete ujlth tu b a only f69J
18; Plato guaranteed BATTERY only |8J
Lot tia Align your wheels 66NJiimlltf! jo
BRAKES wo hayo tha oquipment,
rh fc m tv w rrn h i

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Parle, II r«« keaw whtte
&gt;!- “6 b &gt; « l knew where U
"CertaWjr, I do. I |» t*

Iter for tb« Feat

pinion anti 1 am quot*
your information: ■
vember S tth ,. 1 8 3 0 -

tw Im B

A&gt; to

•» « * $ * » i

I. f f i w S f n l l Juiallyi “Ce-

o f the November Slat . J l‘

of The Sanford

i* f

•ta, Lacara*. TVIrjr, UwtofS
L*u Remo, Rippetk&gt; and Ceaaee,

i.* B £

ipwa^ar.

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la m n lu r w m d frwa &lt;the Pari* • lhaeteit

LCjtSfcttSttSSg

•ita tf* .1
kind In any. way relating thei
rtlele aubmlttcd, ta aoffrdtai
TRULY YOURS, Horace
Donnetly,

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SlncereJyyoure,'

’wwftfftffi
At tbla
wauld Uko to Ay *
yard tb our
tuda toward the [hi between
its and the Cbpl

• t W e r e the beef &gt;l«‘i
d, end aalmaallf mecalt

•' ae." “Den* talk ta 2 m W
i plan*. 1 t e r n a t feat Ip
of t e a h a r
W TW
t Impremad me as perfected
tori*, mllUonalraa' prieou
t ilia A n w j bead m l
1 speak a t tbaa». Remember
pygnleHa doa* aet m ld e la

Ter ilaca
.- mi"’.-1
ullflgkUaet 4t the new tftU
the Punch frentl** Is, a subt*

.,,, LI U
irte on tbla

Ike tacbe. tan— Baelan Oan

we U r e oojw
Boapet the Cll
era. It la pure!

iUi&gt;l|-»p tbemnr ^ tf o pgMM etari chafr, bat

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completely out
would be
1
would an attack against one lndepar
anothetr-independent grocer,
The Herald has from thefiratv(i
fhe Wept, tee. p

ICbeaacn Art Mm

»«l» al Uaknf
k M l r aadar

WWW*
Inesa coi
competition to find It* m
buiineaa

The Whipping
agqlnst crime. Including the
merit, resort to the old faahl

■'^vvsrjs

mm*
which curb# crime. A
re to be feared than

.h-bftfTWi
problem which

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Writ, they e k t
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8A N P0KD M E K O m

nA- . 4- * 4.

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vo vday

,

ja n it a r y

s,

Accident Rev
Wounded Man
Dead Sheep In
Telephoad
galore, threw M
nd ■ supporting

delegates ahayeft

Mr. and Mra. Thomas B. Kgar,
of Orlando, ware the gueata Hew
Yrar’a Day of Mr. and Mra. M.
Halter.

roovxulloa a i the

Mayflower Ctrel*
Club held Friday
oVkrk at Um kM

Lyle Wilson, uf Kanina la the
houae gueata iff Mr. and Mtf. II,
T. Russell at their home on Hal*
lonvUle Avenue.
Herbert'Doug! 1*1 left

Xondetiherg
Thigpen «ndi"Mr». (J. 8. Salman
were s elected kb, W^argsdas.
After the uamd'Hgoeta and runtine business the meeting was
brought to ayadwm -Then* -present
war.: M r s.liA .’tabdenberg, Mr*
,W- U. BcotL Mra. Harry lleeren,
ra. M. L.'Wright, Mrs. H. fl.
on roe

S

Central Circle Of
Garden Club Meets

Margaret Livingston, abet sen
th« Ingteditnl, of " W H T lW l
dawl', the atar'a moat rdeapt talk­
ing and alnglng pktara . rsleaard
fey United Artist* and (malted for
•hawing at the klliana tisaatra be­
ginning today.
'
Tha atery of "What ft Wldawl'*,
ea t written for Mlsa SWamsea by
Josephine Loevtl. Allan
Dwfta,
who handled the filming «f nav« n l of the atar'a antatandti^ plelure* for
1‘srsniouat
aeyeral
/tram ago, served ay director,
• la tha title tola MluuSwaimqe

HMgbta - teitlterrrAimteia,:"'
Me. an-! Mro'U. K. McKay, MU*
Florence McKay and lialph D.
Chapman spent Saturday In Kt.
Petersburg at tha Mavmlc Honu
Mia* Prarle Kobaon returned
yesterday trim Iftke.Worth where
aha spent the holidays with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Jlob-

Mr*. Etta Vllmcr, why has teen
slitting Dr. and Mr*. J. C. Gikba
at their home an Magnolia Arena*
Th# home of Mrs, 8. &amp; Chase, for some time, left Friday tor her
Oak Avvnac/was tha seen# of the home at Chicago, III.
Urn Woman** regular moating of the Central
. • otleck In Circle nf the Harden Chib held
Mrs. Ralph ftlmmon* and daugh­
g C a - p t e r * prldar morning at 10 o'clock with ter, Ann, of Jacksonville, arrived
harg. of tha ■MrsL If. M. Fapworth presiding. yesterday to apend a week here
Ik I*/Venter At this time Mra. A. C. Cham­ ah the gueata of Mia. V. K. Doug.
berlain was elected chairman for
the coming yeir.. whlL, Mrs.
Francis 1C Boll waa choaen secMrs. C. W. Speer and Mrs. Net­
retary and treasurer wh!th makes tie - Ingram returned Saturday
h’a her third year In that office. night from We*t Palm Beach,
A general discussion about In­ lak e Worth, Okeechobee and other
structions for earing for plants, points on the East Const where
flowers and ahraba Which here they spent'New Year’s Wlth.frlabeen toothed by frost, waa ron&gt; tive*.
ducted Mm. Chafabeglala v and
Mrs. Bala were elected a* dele
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Halter, of
galea to the state convention ta Prrnandlna, have bean the guests
•f Mr. and Mr*. M. Halter for the
■*A Brilliant Usa.'1 he held In Orlande on M«r. 4 ami past Week and haVe derided to
\ while Mra- Usorga G. Herring
led by tha “ST CluL and Mrs,' 8. O. Chase were eh*. make their home here. They have
of the Eastern SUi ,»* i» alteniates..
- rented one of Mr*. Martin's apart,
at tba . Masonic
Thane present werei Mrs. J. N. meats on Washington Street.
Whlm-r, Mrs- S. O. Chase, Mrr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruailry
bay* as thclt guests, the latter's
Wiggins, Mrs. 0. P- Smith, Mr*. patents, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Starke
A. 'C. Chamberlain, Mra. J. D. and Miss Susie Ann'Starke, qf
~. ft* *“ " Thalma
. ..
Kmlth, of Melton, Mrs.'George U- Commerce,
Usestftg, Mem James Q. bhsnm. Starke spent, lost week hire as
their gftrsts but has rsturned now
.the teWgs party Mfn.'Jftftg. Smith and Mra. Fran- ta Fort Meade.
ei.-K. Bata.

far among those eager tv aid the
w dow In her determination to Ilea
ami Isam art a night club d'ncer,
n HuiSlin violinist aad e BpanU.i
baritone, played b, Lew Cody.
Gregory Gay* and Inrbart Bragglolll. The cast also Includes. In
ndditlen to Mlaa Li»ng«ton,
Adrienne D’Ambrlrourt, William
Holden, Netla Walker, and .Daphne
Pollard,

LUMHKRTGN, Min.. Jan. f c ~
(A P)—A collision i&gt;etwren a
teurlit automobile and a wrecking
ear liter here yesterday seriously
Injured « women traveler and re*'
sealed that one of three m#h, on*
eapenta nf the wrecking ear, had
been )hnt and critically wounded
shortly Mora tbn accident.
(»J
Sereral unexplained
elements
together with a group a? unuaual
tlrtumitander complkated Kherlff
J. L. Rigen' Investigation of th*
■hooting anilfareldmt.
Mrs. George Baker, who with
her husband and children wfta
traveling fiahi Ohio t i PhoenU,
Aritoda, rtndvrd n hroken leg

wrecking o r . He ialnb
deed sheer. killd &gt; f . ft
&lt;« Ihe repair truck. TM
i. presence w * . not c ip ln th r Ihtee min atylng 1 * 7
*

H

Announcing

ha* been r e c e i v e d
Mr. arc! Mr,. J. .R,

D, of

the

arti\*l

of

ft

The Opening

' Reward Rtienell llaniell.
[t and Mra. II. R. ||*nsell at
b , Conn, on Sunday, Jan. 4.
Hanaell will he mnemlnirod
Ua Pattye L)lr«, formerly

of The

Mr, afed Mr*. Unree Lovett and
children a Ad Ml*« tieorgla Tern*
pjeteo left Rdturday hy motor far
Jaempfeia, Teno. after sending
the pftftt month here with Mr. and
Ufa. Victor Cheek. Kim Atrnne.
Tha Lovetts and Mi-* Templeton

Edgewood
Flower Shop

and n U ^ - l n f a r n m . a f t r t M I r a r t l H

.

•tnotitlo iolllilrf with o repair trwrtr
‘ ‘ “ 1 H -Christman, Will In Mdmphl* -on Frtdij\
Brysnl and uward Koa, all of
New Orlrsr
’"After the accident It waa dlsrov*
ered that Christman, one ot tha
men In the i.-Jiair truck, was suffrring fum l a serious laillel
wound In the wheat, which he said
he roeelved shortly before from an
unidentified motorist, who fired
on him as he attempted to secure
a piece uf sand paper to dean the
Ignltlan point* on the repair
truck.
Sheriff Rogers took charge nf
the damage,] machine* ami repdrt.
ad finding saveral bottles of whl*.

Tucsdtiy; Jan. 6th
9 A. M.
Vlitltom will receive flower*

W hite Goods and
Bedding
at Lowest Prices in Tears

T he annual m ealing o f tha Frrnald-Laughton Mr*
'm orial Hon pita) Aaoclation w ill be held at four
o'clock Th tirade y afternoon, January 15th, a t the

Tour M onay

Court Ilona*, Hanford, Florida.
T. W . LAW TON, Prraldcnt.
lower than you near
es parted to tea them
a g o ln l Wa h ave
p a ita d oft ta you
’ evssry reduction to the
cost of raw mot*rloil
and production.

tSLT'KSrs:

'4 % la . P illo w T a h la o
Aa extra site. M *

r s r fy ia a tta

PROMINENT MAN TO SPEAK

luitruu* finish.

" Bnpert J. Long.treet, of Day*
t*na Beach, has agreed to glee an
Utaatrsted lecture on Florida blrdi
gt tha general meeUng at the Woman’s Club to be held Wednes­
day afternoon at 8 o'clock In the
stlb rooms on.Dak Avenom- In or­
der to mnke hi* lecture more In­
teresting Mr. Ixnutreet'WUl bring
with him a motion picture machine

M W Iw d**

Sheets

k*f or* b e t e l

690

pnd students of the city are In­
cited to be present, free at charge,
aa Dm lecture will be of an adu*
rational nature.
Mr. Ungstrcet Is president al
tha Rotary Club of Daytona Beach
sad Is alio president of tha eodobon Saeiety of Florida.

P n ra Liana

Tablecloths
$3.98
HU* BM &amp; (IS
Irish llnrn. Made of

Wtnn-Lovctt Buys 4
. ./ Stores In Valdosta
i l K. Swindle, realdeat -riw*
president ot the Wlnn-Lorett Grom tw Co, this morrlng aaoouftred

.a _ -

r i. i_ a

flue.

The deal comprising the* purshase waa a &gt;10,000 cash trana■ctieft, Mr. gwtndU stated. Ranfeed serves as tern c t thft^»*ta
dlvtaien,’^ hradfjaarle rs ef this
chain of grearry aiaras wMfUtn
gafttaed, m»w wnploys mare thss

Mm. (T. J. Hum ph -v

Corner-Hnnfntd A flanovft Avoa.
Phone 435

More Opportunities to Save on

ils A t Party

ivenue, eamptiomatala A fta Stark*, of
ia, who (a Visiting
tie- John Brumlay.
. pad ran t ware a y
arteua place* about

A r]

is n {

ant. gains ctnphi ala when tha
clothM are k &gt;pt freaWy
cleonctl and prr sed. A auggeation: ‘bring your soiled
ggrmenlu to u* and wo will
return them to &lt;you looking
like brand new'clothes. Our
skilled operators offer it com­
plete servlet at ’very moder­
ate coat.

Seek. His Wife,
Woman, Wounds
Hen And Is Slain
his wtfs aariy yeatsra l find fear, but In fel*

nson

Caftes to
Match

�M 11 *

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{Continued From h c « O m Y
tar the New Yofk tsk e-off tfawy

'■v

some instances

to land, they embed about for as
hour before deciding U tore to­
ward Norfolk, the nearert lighted
f etd. She MU th.r hut in o liM
for mnr« .Jhao an heer’a Afina
when tha plate was k m u k t down
oa the wdter at the naval air eUIfo-tt,
J* *
*■
The arrlral n m after all navy

NOTON, J « l 5—(AP)
'pftrple, white aad gold
-time onrsarear dedicating
ilmont home ta Capitol
to. the speeches th» po«ifallflaa cry of'th# party
—» deaiand. fur the equ«l

problem In which the
■od go ve rn m e n t' o f f k l i h . -

m h liu a

i r im te-W ere.no unsedn
nan men Or . enterprises
woold he no ouch thin* g* u
aaaete in a bank, Stephens*
for outejda of government
bank aaaeta coiuiat ma

aloft by Mere than 40
ire re In flowing caper, the
hr the White Houee II
i. made a colorful fare*
i Alw Balmont heoae.
ae "both e lalmralory
B a it of feminism.^ - *
■ a tn « le U r f
doorway
- » BOCK W U h in , 111. Ireland-Bothwll, a afr-year-eld gfrt here,
o f lira. 0 . II. P. owr» the oddeat pet, a black allrer fos, which aha haa relied from a
• moll cub.
lonor of the'eld brick esplmdquartere , whute edvantaM li In condemnation proigi made possible th» parof the handsome and hUbrkk
building dedicated
l l m g y , Wiley, nalloael
■ of the Womens Tarty,
lihg ft greeting from Mrs. Dri­
ll, new la P aris concluded
3 the presentation of a 110,cbork from her t« be used ta­
ll, cmutnirtUft of at* 'Equal
IU auditorium.
in i tor1 Wateea of Indian*, Re
•ran floor loader, Introduced
he "women'# champion In thu
t*uffrag* days," asserted woh*d proved o contervatlve ra"than a revolutionary factor in
9mm of us who had

to

do

I tha submission and adoption

he suffrage amendment have
no reason to regret the an•hleement of women," he aald.
t only have women taken ail-

id FiguresShow
inesg Recovery
[ot F«r Distant
U E . J*s- B^(AP) m * v n oBF^wotr

?r.j£3S tr-ui

Girl Flier, On Way
To China, Is Forced
DownNear Warsaw

(Continued From Page One)
piled gate, list of ever BOO birds,
-Jmoft double tile
.number tof
birds an display last year.
for the first time, an exhibition
of corn will he *een In connection
w||h ft Bemlnolo Cooo|v Poultry
shew, and Mr. Johnson announced
today that ■ most Interesting va­
riety of corn, grown In this coun­
ty will be displayed.. The corn, to­
gether with the chlckrns end rab­
bits to b* displayed, will be taken
from farms and fields In various
parts of- the county. Many of tho
intrants are from the southern
peii of the county, where poul­
try raking it becoming a business
of large esUnt.
. According to the offklal pre­
mium list which was Issued this
morning, prises will be given for
thg best fowl, egg, rabbit*,' end
corn on exhibition. Since the
mrrt I* being held
under tho
sponiprship of ths American Poul­
try Association, special prk-i In
the form of models and ribbons,
will also be awarded. The rule* re­
garding the entry of. oihlblu hare
riot boon changed materially slnto
list year. A email entry fej whkh
will be uied to fred and house the
bird* during the tbrfte-day. exhibit
will be rharged. The show Is open
td residents of Bcmlnok County
nod thg Osteon district. The corn
■how. may be entered by residents
of Seminole County only.
Ope dusen egga shell ctmttitet* an axhjbltleu of eggs. They
must be tha product uf the axhlbltota' flock, and he shall be char­
ged 10 cenlx tor dusen a* an en­
try fso- No entry fee will be
rsurged In' com exhibitions, the
only requirement being thnt en­
tries be jntde .on ngular entry
blank* furnished by the secretary.
Tlie corn must ho exhibited under
the name of. il» grower and must
la the product of the 1850 crop.
; A i Is xoslorairy, no admission
Tib will be taken, tbe show being
open to every person without
,
______ who wish to ontar products In the show may ob­
tain entry blanks frem Mv- John*
eon at the High Bchooh or at the
Basket Building M .Thurodtr
from RiOQ o'clork In ths morning
until niOO o'clock In the nllerbwm
at whkh time the shew nfflrially
open*.

WARSAW, Jan. B. — (AP) —
Amy Jebaeon, the BH/ear-eld
flier who left England New Year’e
Day on a projected flight to Peip­
ing. w it driven by fog to n forced
landing late yesterday at the vil­
lage of Amelin, near Krainotlelk
end about 00 relict north of here.
8he was uninjured tout the under­
carriage of her machine w ti
smashed In ths rought landing.
Mias Johnson, who tart Humbler
flew from England to AottrhMi
In ID dajft and It new seeking
new adventure*, le f t , Berlin for
W-ersuw at 10:17 A. M., yet terday,In Urn face of unfavorable
weafher.
,
Atmoephere coodiUotn wore to
bed that-the wat drive*,, p&lt;&gt;rti&gt;ward from tha German • capital
an,| ntitied Warsaw entirely.
Then, before she could g it bark
on her course, ■ heavy fog engulf­
ed her and she was forced down.
Polish officials and repreeeotalivtt of the Drillah embassy had
welled at the'Warsaw airport all
afternoon for the girl aviator,
ami when she had not arrived by
nightfall they became alarmed.
Word was broadcast for all po­
lks throughout Polssj to be on
ths lookout for her. *
In the meantime the Associated
Press learned of* the landing
through ths telephone exchange
and was pblo to get through to
MUa Johnson, although disturb-*

alH be hebl ta coftaw
annual exposition tg
Ing February,

only thoe*-banka, were patronised
in which the moat rareful policies
were practiced end the most coneclentlooi and able men In charge,
It would go far toward maintain­
ing the *UftdaixIe of broking
“It la en unfortunate fart that
the banker who U strict, 'hardboiled' If you pteaie, is liable to
be leer popular than the 'eaay'
banker and by that game token
(he public Itself haa a rules In Infinancing the character of bank­
ing."
The publlo. can eiert an Influ­
ence In ahaplng the character of
banking aleo, he aald, by aupportIng the pur poors of binksrt “to
maintain Intelllgeat independent
■ad hentft banking supervision."
In many cate* of bank trouble*,
the only thing wrong with n bank
was an unduly suspicious and ap­
prehensive state of mind In Its
customers,
Stephenson
gild,
"created by no act or condlUea of
Itg own but by baseless rumprt
which sometimes led them to des­
troy tho vslus of thsir own depo­
sits by demsndlng them Immedi­
ately, farcing a bank to sacrifice
Its assets, And otherwise 'disrupt
.StephenCon reminded thg publ'-c
lis t "depotlfe are not kept
cash but are invested In loans nad
securities and even the’ soundest
nucts of jhti lype require some
time to reconvert at full value In
t# cash dsposlta-"

University To Buiid
New Library Building
GAINESVILLE, Jan. B. —(AP)
-W ithin a few daya bids will be
. _ for ft new unit of the
ths UniUni­
asked
versity of Florida library whkh
will cost about flOO.000, It was
announced yesterday. The new
unit will be located ea st’of the
yrreent dlbfsr^. r l y /
.t a «
plena for three tnontiiu and three
■re ready to submit to tho board,
whkh Is scheduled to asset In
Tallahassee, Mtoday,'Jan. I*.
Reading space in the present li­
brary will accommodate BID stsdents. The new building will dsubk the prexent capacity: Thn Uto
rary now haa 00,000 valsm dtfg
Its shelves.

BIX KILLED IN RIOTS
RANGOON, Burma, JuA, B, —
(AP)—In a renewal of rioting.be­
tween Burmese and Chinese in
West .Rangoon yesterday, aU
persons were killed and 35 injur-

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at the Mayfair Betel hero.

the noted Italian heavyweight, who
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hurch-Goers See
(U atlaaid from Paga 1)
trol In certain caaeo, emanating
frjm the Lambeth conference In
London laat rummer.
Mixed marriages, those between
('athullm and noa-Catholks, alto
kre expected to be the sobjrot of
■pedal Comment. It la generally
liken for granted the Pope will
te-rmphaaire that bilhope, before
granting dlipeaiallona far iueh
unlona, mutt extract a written
promise frem the non-Catholic
contractant that all children horn
of the marriage mui| be brpught
up in the Cgtholie faith nil! that
the fton-Catholle party will In no
way Interfere with the Catholic
party's fulfilment of religious du.
tics. At tha same time the duty
of the Catholic party to pray un­
ceasingly for conversion of tbe
non-Catholk spouse and by force
of example In piety of life in­
duce t* such conversion Is expect­
ed to ka* enjoined anew,
| Tho dope 1wad rcpresgnt'eij **
Iwing stirred'to this [bythe recent
wedding of King JJoris of Bulgar­
ia to the former Indian Princess
Glovtnna. Although both partite
to that royal match gave the
Pope written pledges on the fore­
going points, there w a g an
attempt on the part of the orthodog Bulgarian clergy to maka it
appear the second .ceremony in
Sofia wax tbe binding one, wb*re­
s t the potlff had been assured be­
forehand It would merely be in
the nature of i rivle fits regleterIng the marriage already esqiracted at Aaalsl.
After l**uaitee of lh*sPepe‘e en­
cyclical It U believed tbe contract­
ing of mixed marriages, both
among royalties and cummin
folk, w ill be more difficult It 1*
taken for grunted that In the futare perish priests, In the flint
Instance, and bishops, la the • « ond, will be held to ft Strict ac­
countability in exacting the guar­
antee* tbe church requires.
With this then 1* expected ta

yetterdiy *eew federal prohibition
ag&gt; nta a*lie the Urgent alcohol
cooking plant ever 3l«cover*d in
the Detroit'are*Tha plant occupied ft Are-iUry
building In fha hinrt of tha up­
town church dietrkt. Tha building
It Ira* than a Mock from the reeldenca of Illthop Thomas Nlchol■an, of tha Method lit Episcopal
Church, pieskknt of tha AnilSaloon league of America.
Worshippers gathering at th-&gt;
Metropolitan M*tMl*t Episcopal
Church noticed jp nmuke latulng
from tko building at rot t the street
and railed firemen. Thomas 11.
llrcnnnn, deputy administrator
lor Michigan, In charge af prohi­
bition enforcement for the De­
partment of Justice, was called by
the fire fightert. after th e, bed
forced their w ay, into the place
andrgw prtripedJt^uatflTi. ,
Bnmuun estimated the pleat’*
output at 10,000 gallons of alco­
hol » dgy, worth Jio.ooo at .mar*
l e t p tk is lie* M » tha' equipment

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waciataH Press)
WJI program; 8, Chela A Jut
a a* lei n standard bend: 8:30, Kama aa WEAPj 10,
ata. olhcrtrlta indk- Same aa WJZ;.KL30, MtlodliUi
10:48, The Brolfcttw.
d i j - V M i - a i r:
Kama as
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Bams - as
WJZ; 10:80, Musical Movies; 01,
Name aa WJZ483—W FLA Clearwater—813
6:00, Newa Rama; 0:45, Topics
In B riar (NBC); 7:00, Amos ’n*
Andy (.NBC); 7:18, Malodiea:
7:30, Ph4 Cook (NBC); 7:48, Stu­
dio program; 8:00, Merle Ttioipe
(N B C );'8:15, Fifteen minutes in
the nation's capltol (NBC); 8:30,
Troubidors (NBC); 9:00, World
motor tour; 8:30, Orchestra;
10:00, Feature program (NBC);
10:10, Orehe tra ; 11:00, Nansacting; 11:15, Da nor rgmWe.
I I M —’WMI1R Tampa—1370
0:00, 'Theater news, fight card,
announcements; 0:30, Trio; 0:00,
StudioVcauruj 8:30, THU and That
9:00, Symphonic; 9:30, WMBH ci­
gar program; 10:00, Entertainers.
30l-I —WRUF Gainesville— U0
Irth Maker*; 8:1

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Gypsies; 0:80.
y; 10, Shari ock HoiRbyUra makers; 11,
eh|*ruN',a’s ercheslra;
y. orchestra.
ijfs Scrap Book; V, Curl.TllB, The Vagabonds;
gctlaa Adams; 7:45,
Cakowdb, One-Man Show; 8,
&gt;. WfrM Symphony;
Btlfi.
ored program; 8:30, Anbc*.
Modem ilories; 8, The Three
a; 9110, An Keening in Psrii
i*e orchestra;
). The Wlaard; 4 d L ’Musks'
toyt; U :lC BroutTs radio
nq| 11:30, Ilandersoo orches■ B ijrtijir? j y , i •. .
4 4 -W J 8 New Terk—70S
B U rt&lt;|!^B tip !l*0*l&gt;6, Mormon
'{ 0:45. Topics [n brief; 7,
I V Andy; 7:18, The. Jfckters
Phil Cook; 7:08, Boxy and
Oaagj 11:30, Troubadours; 9,
Mh ere best re I 8:30, Krai
a sketch; 10, Rochester CiviltstMl 10:30, Empire Builders;
Attabrr Mode;' M,*"'Amos V

mice In China WANT AD RATES
H&amp;dBadBreaks
ast Four Years

at the Plano; 0:30. AaloaaeUve
Program; 0:46, Dlnrtar Hostel
.7*0, C ornel time;
ssd amusement News; 7:15, B»dk&gt;
Game; 7:45, M aoaan:
8:00. U- S. C oni Guard Bqnd .w .
CBS;' 8:30, Around Uuf&gt; Depart­
ment Store; 8:45, A Musical Din­
ner —CBiij 0:00, Tint! al*nil;
8:01, Plymouth World Tour; MO.
Music Club Program; 10:00, Josl
Walberg songs at l i t petto; 10:30
Radio Plsyhuure — CBS; 11:00,
Paul T rem sinesnl kia. Otehetya,

Rail Executives m
Nation See Better
Conditions Nearing
. CHICAGO, Jan. 8. — (AP) —
Chief executives of the nation's
railways opined In s symposium In
the Railway Age yesterday that
Unifir In th« nrxt ala months
would he smaller than In the;lnltial half of 1030, but that the
final half of the year would show
ImpraCements oyer 18MV waning
month*.
Tho majority of the 85 raeeuUrea quoted anticipated larger
aggregate freight shipments In
1831 and eome voiced hopes that
passenger business wuuhl not show

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or the population hat disappear­
ed, bfeaute- of rlvil rear, lamlno,.
banditry and typhiiK.
And now W mrs G. Findlay An­
drew, British famine e other, with
a prediction th at large arena soon
may,he depopulated through grad­
ual fallal* of the waler supply.
“It seems a t II the d ra m con­
ditions prevailing In the Gobi, Ala*
shaft and Ordn* are moving south­
ward," Andrew raid on his re ­
turn her# after tin miiulhs on rotirf work In the province.
•Twenty years ago th r infest
TO ADYBRTIBKBS
Invent merit you rould make there
was a water mill. Now many of
A H e r a l d repreaenutlve
tho mills am without motive pow­
thageugMy familiar with rates,
er.
re lea and alaaalfkatlen will
"In many 'village InuRla* arc
give yoa remplete lafaraaatloa,
tablet* ttcsrdlnx the amount of
A ad U yea wish, they wtU asw atrr eath Ml nf land is imilled
aiat yea la wording year w all
to get— usually so 'many units
ad ta make It mere affective.
rm s-u rrj by the length of time
it took to burn a stick of Intense—
yet there is no water In sight-"
Andrew h at at his disposal
8358,800 donated by American HAVE YOUR WATCH '(paired
by ena who really knew* how!
sympathisers with thr famine vic­
tims in Kansu. Must iff IhLi wan Bridge, Jtwtier, Mag, Are.
disbursed for seel grain I-surd in
TRADE AND HAVE FROM
payment for labor on roads and
1575 to 50Vi at the
hrldgrs.
RED CROSS PHARMACY
AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY
SERVICE
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FOR RENT —Six room eotl
Close In. Hat spare for pot
and heme garden. lUaxnaable.
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nicely furnished, 1204 hi

Dr. W. K. MacDOUGALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, Is now located at
hlx residence la Floral Uaigkli,

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affected by its elevation, or dis­
tance from the gravity renter of
the earth. If a clock werr raised
nr lowered successively evriy.slx
hturs by as little as an inch, It
was slated, lh„ effect ol the
ch an g e In the earth',, attraction
on the pendulum could he detected
in a morth*, observations.
These results are the outgrowth
of eaperbnrnla with the newly det
vised Ltomla chronograph, ;, de­
vice roe comparing the variation
registered ' |,y different
rh. k*
within one thousandth of a &gt;erord, Tho rhron- graph, develop­
ed by A- L. IsHiinis, am stiur
scientist who has equipped a
laboratory. In New York, was

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Kalnu, which l&lt; almut^he t i n of
N i t Mexico and m , unity hat n
reputation of tlx millions h per­
haps the unlucklrrt provlact in
all unhappy China,
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NEW IIAVEN, t onro, Jan. 5.—
(A P )—The muon bao the effect of
slightly speeding up or slowing
down rlprks lorstrd in rarth
homes, acrtrdlng tu twu Yale Uni­
versity scientists.
-• This conelesion, rrarhrd after
four rountha of research by Profeasors E- W. Brown and Dirk
Otvuwer. was outlinint in the
opening paper yesterday at the
fprty-flfth meeting of the Arnrtlcfn Astronomical Hociety.
Fnrlhenoore, arcording to re­
sult* cqtlined by the Yale aeieatlata, the accuracy of a clock Is

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0:00, A. M, Today's Progragl;
8:02, Music Appreciation — Ju n ­
ior High School; 8i40, Aunt Ham­
my's Chat to Homemaker* | 19:00
Morning M*todies; 10:45, Reemne
ef Newa Events: 11:00, Vacltly
Musical Parade; 11:30. Health
Talk — Mothers and Daughtars;
11:40, Popular Program; 41:58,

t of Pegchm and Plums — . J.
ICWstseO; I f M , farm Question
Box; ifrO , Organ Program; H30,
tJaiverally talk; 0:15, Or- florid a F acts; 1:45, A Bit of Mu­
i* t 1:30, Variety; 0:45, Sain* sic; 2:0t, Education -Program;
MX; T ill, Sponsored pro- 1158, The World Book Man; 3:00,
R .M R flsikrataas-g, EsL84eaBj i : » , same as WJX; to,
m-Alfss) 1 0;30, Same at No. Tf^diSO, To ba announced:
4:45, Radio Scrap Book; BrOO.
; Id. Variety (8 1-3 hro.).
Tlrrte Signal; 5:01, Roth Dobbins,
W 9 m » M W J R -7 sa
Nolan;
10, Enicmble; 0:45, Cecil A pianist; 8:15, Paid and
) .7, Same as WJZ; 7:15. The 5:30, Organ Program; 0:00, BanFloridian»;
•a; 7:30, Orchestra; 8, Mirth tsl Currie and hli
nm; 0i*o, w jz (2 u hrv); 0:55, Market Reports; 7:02, Sign
lariat! (1 1-2 hro).
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0:45, A. M., Morning Cheer;
1:15, Televltlon;
8:30, 7:00, nob Jonrs Hour; 7:30,
WJZt t . Htudto ccmcert; Break f a. t Melevilaa| 11)00, Uousa,
me a* 'WEAK; 10, Kame wives' Exchange; 11:30, Light
1120, Home Towns; 11, Concert Mutir; litOO, Correct
WEAF; Id:15, Orchestra time; 12:01. Dance Music; tilth ,
"Tung Time"; 11:30, Waadhyv
Forecast: 12:3). “The Ornaure
»# as WABC; 7, New*; Maids'’; 12:45, Chamber of Com7 146, Tax Talk; 8, Hame
IC; 1:15. WBT strlag trio
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113 laurel Ave.
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a srUntifie Iniuy In a paper pre­
pend by the designer and tea i In
(On-e.-iiCn with the |mper by the
1&gt;W scientists.
Astronomers attending (he runVMtliin m raritid the device as of
eater slve Imperial re In the coinpulutluri uf aatnniomUal data.

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MEAT MARKET

First Bl. Opp. I'twl Office

Night rough* r,r roughit cntised
hy a cold , r by an IrrltsleJ thrust
sr,. usually due In tundillntis
which uHinaiy mrdk-lrre do nuU
rturh. llut Die very first swal­
low r f Thoxlne, a doctor's pre­
scription, Is guatHnlrrd to give
almost instant relief. Thoxinr
works on a different prlrriplr, II
goes direct |o the Internal cause.
Thnxin« is.pleasant Msling and
safe for tho whole family. It will
xlve you better and iiuirkeF re­
lief f ir roughs or sore throat lhau
anything you have ever trie I nr
y&lt;ur money will be refunded. Pul
up ready for use In 3Be, COr, and
01 tat I, tiles. Hold by All Drug-

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$8.00 per cord, Delivered
Call 530-H or 189

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FOR KALE: Few antiques,
Oak Avc. Phone 308 J .
ORANGES—7fic and ~»M 0
&lt;100- Delivered, Phone 830-1
Building, 24 x 08, standing or
ed. Corner Seventh a n d 'F r
FOR HALE —Used Type;
|w elect order Bog 117,
FOR SALK: One ten horse P
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evening hsg, eonlainiiig green and
cr, sin enamel durrrn Call 7:11-ami
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1828 DODGE TOURING car, eonditlon
good,
good
ruldier,
8125.00. Reel 8 Hon, Myriln Ave

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LY N B W 8 P A P K R
F iv e C o a ta A Copy

T U B S P A T , JA N U A R Y ft, 1M

Criminal

Biff Liquor I
Destroyed In

OVER SOUTH ATLANTIC

WASHINGTON, J m . *-y
(AP)—T to Justice '-dcparttanni
prepared Jwtey to la*(Unto
criminal action against an In-

ppropria
FoodLoan*

charged far tka post office de­
partment « M accepting money
(ram fonr postmaster* to obUfa* tfaoir oppolatments. Tho
Jaaliat official, declined to
imubo tho ropraaontatlvo. Tka
poalmastersklpa n a c tr a N wara
all Is ito dtelHet

lH t~ H oover'a

y e s te r d a y
) fo r
food
to tb e MB.a p p ro p rla-

M .fab Jm Wopaa where Rep*
datlea j p teaii, of Oannactlcat,
Sly akifapili ta d e r , announced
i^ud tS iM ag*Jr»t tha funda
ban a Tor food which Hk- ad*
IteH an . contanda la beyond
■ wri t e of Ua- federal gev* apdalag a t hungry AltonSal naan who alarmed the town
kfcWfcd demanding food but
N a n waa railed to tha alien*
i f f tka Sonata by Senator
way. Democrat, Arkansas, In
lg’ tka addltlondt llt.OOU.OOO.
te approve I without S record
«war tha proteat of Chairman
U ( the appropriation* comIf. .that a revival of thle run­
way mrone Indefinite delay,
tiling tho appropriation to the
fn * *
\
,*l
day tka Senate appropriations
Oittaa began Ua own Inquiry
&gt; the unemployment and
tk t altUaliona. John Bsrinn
W. chahmaa of tho Sad Croat,
be tho firat wltaeii. Admin-

love Made To Press
130 More‘.‘DryMMen
Into Active Service
. WARRINGTON, Jut. O.-(AP)
—A move to.preaa 130 new fed*
erkl dry agenta into Immediate
aervtce reached the floor of tho
Tlouae yesterday, while the eg*
prrme court wag entertaining .':a
petition that It pbatponr until
Apr. UF' Its hearing of tho New
JeruOf decUlqo bolding the Eightcontb AmoridmoOt' Invalid.
A IIUIa\lahir w the motion 'W
SolicileT General Thacker that the
ruling ef'Yedeml judge Clark he
given tho oorlieat i&gt;oaalblo hearing
also was filed with tho court.
Although tho high tribunal de­
ferred Its answer td the conflict­
ing pteoy* if * ■» ja p V 1 mrxX

—Amid rchoina ilrmanda lor cash
payment on sdjusted eompensatie a cortiflcatra. Chairman Johnton of the Houae vrtemns' com*
mltlee, yaaterday prepared lo InIrodure a blit propoaina the grantOat libermliaalion asked by tha
American Lrgkn si*c# exuding
provision* were • enacted I aaeon
jreara arv.
x
Tha bill drafted by the l^rfiaa
would amend tha World 1 War
Vatarana'
NIn H31H Paeparate
JB
Wayp. lt. would ircraaaa |ianalon
rntra, provide hcapltallullon for
all veteran* regardless nf servire
ronnrctlan of their Ilia; extend
present temporary dependency
allowance, to dependent* nf par*
manantly dlaahled, and aupply

ood firmly ggainst taking them
Repreaartbllve Gamer of Triiaa,

MONROE, Ohio, Jan. &lt;1.—(AIM

11 dry .raid upon the uf (ices

NCTUN, Jkn

(API

tfaorUid to take up aoc*
r |oaa oowds. Secretary
iwrday asked Congress
to Usaanco of 9SJW0,*
Hawley, of tka House
wad lacreoaa would not
ho pubtio debt but would
o Oovemmenl to refund
bonds a t a l*wer rata of
aocrutory Is preparing for
* h « 'of the
outstanding
I logo bond* Issued during
t which are gallskte la tbe
*» yours.
dal sf |I^UA«3.TM of
Liberty loon honda which
Merest i t 4 1*4 M r coni
I d per cent can qp catted
i, 1B3S. In addltlow, MtJMt,| of 4 1-4 per cent FaaHh
fla a n bonds are tallablo tn
iL’IPSl,
lAoritp wore given ta Dsua
MMs to tube up the out*
(ffU borty loan bonds,, tho
kpf could taka advaatage of
I Crates which promisa to
deosl than a t the tlam the
Llbarty bond
ite rn a ry was

toad act, authorlsspy of ito Trraxnry
User Issues of *e*
tto *urta* toiuroll

Atiueai (or M d ltlo M l'O T rn W t^
t ) l&gt;e pat lo wark before Joly 1,
wai ronlainod la Um -first deflc.
leacy hill reported to tho Houae
by ila apprepriAUawt eommittoe.
Tbe measure asked for $143,170,
for prohildlloa and would put 337
additional prohibitlea warkera I r
tho field, appruxlmalaly half of
them agrnta.
It waa disclosed that in Wo*d-'
ruck's testimony before the ap ­
propriations committee ha bad an ­
nounced 2b n( Jbrao dry officers
w/uid be aaaignftrto the Now
Turk district; 21 to tho IllipoU
section; and IB to tho Pdnnapb
tania, Delaware and. Now Jergoy
area. The other IB prokibltloD
dlslticta would draw aaialter coni'
. (Continued On r u t Nil)

6 Of Twelve Airshii
Reported 125 MU
Off Coast Of Son

:hcduled Opening Is
Postponed From To­
day UntilThursday;
Pfvv Cases OnHand

• Mrs.

America

l^ingwerth.

iorial for 'iterating lha aUil.
afflcrra said, had bo a ’ tskea
thioucb Ihe an am pa by a lir f a
'tractor'
',

County Prosecuting A tteiwey
John JU. Ltonsrdy lid* morwlnf
wait busy com plrllitt the tilm inel

Dealers In Meats May
Now Handle Many,
Classes Of Foods

Tobacco Company
To Launch Largest
Advertising &gt;D'#ive

'jsw a aaficn :

•**eetiqm 4W 4 to gruuih of
r bli Hanford
,Mr. Church
Uaag of our
ibtei' o slight
g&gt; yeor." II#

oxer the

f,,r
ling his tr
.to hod with
(onr of Ihe
(teetered that

and t Iwtl ducbrl and attending ta
lha rariou# mattera tehuh are
connecti\| with tha tonllm g ol
raaea In County Court. Thli&gt; wornleg 30 rriminal raaea were dockrted r .r trial. White eflrnileia {
Ware m lha majority, 33 halng
arhedntrd lo r trlol while 13 colorad offender* tnuai anawrr lo
Judge Shaion fur alleged law l
vlolatlona.
Mr. I^onardjr aold that tha dock*
el la noticeably ammller Ilian any
of revenl year*, and that alter
only live civil caae» will ha heard,
• new low record lor ia w . of
that natuia wa» recorded.
Tha civil d teket will be attend*
ad to Inum-dialcly after the lael
ciintlmd ca»e I* disputed uf.
Thursday tuurninc Juugr Hharun
will auund Ihr Umbel and art
casus for trial. Ily early afternoon
the firat rate la expected lo l&gt;a
updernay. *
The civil ducket tnrludee the
caac of the Tobrc-Halfer Sit »e
Cn, veraoa F. II. Kohliina, piano*
■gar uf Ihe Outlet: l.lmtery Hrew- Great M anifestation
aler Inc, vrrsu* A. I*. Ituaieri
Of Respect Shown
Wp)cio»a Caeket Co., veiaua j .
“DefenderOf Paris”
K. ('landing; -Tbe Oaborn# Co,
earaua fad. Higgins, Inc, and Ihe

WASHINGTON. Jan. • —(API
•—The legal restraint placrd on
large packing grvupa by thr gov*
eminent won locaenr.1 yael'rtloy
In Dlatrici nf Columbia aupremo
court lo allow them to manufac­
ture and aril at wholraale virtual­
ly all rlaaae* uf food.
Thr parkrra alan sought per­
mission lo aril their product* at
retail, but this wn, denied by Jus­
tice Jennings llailey. He ,l*o left
Intact that part of Ihe dacrw
which prohtbltrl them from hav­
ing an Interest In stick yards,
terminal railroads and marhti
periodical*.
The government In ifrJI charg­
ed the Armour, Swift*, Wilson,
M'liris, and Cudahy parkt-g rnmpanics with a virtual im.nap&lt; If
of the meat market, ami began
artlon which was dropped when
packers agreed to eonfine Iherayelvra glmoet e*elw*rvriy t» h*n&lt;U- J L f c . Uaoanlaw Cw,.kut»u». 0 J ? *

waa aqraHindal laaterdav by. ..a
posse gad captured In a wood^
near hero with two young mrn
componlana soon after officer* a t'
lrged the trio failed In an nt*
tempt I* rob tbe Monroe Natluna

JUturned to Monroe aftor s tr
rendering without a fight, th
prisoners were ilr nt If led by Aus
tig Smith, SM, bank raahler, as Ih
persona who tried to held him u|
Tho girl’a companion, gave Ih
names of Noel Craft, Ifl, anJ Re
Wlreman, SO, both of Middlrtowr
Bnyith said one youth held a ms
rhmo gun while the girl rarryln •
a revolver, approach^ Ihe cash
ler’a cage and demanded nmar; .
Ha'.afld bo pfet$mlfd «»t to ur .
derttand her ro q u et and that ah r
fired at him bat tha bullet flaltct •
ed harmlessly against bultrl-priM r
ghu*. The cashier then fired th n *
times and tha robber* fled.
The fugitlvea1 automobile wap
wracked near here when it rrashdl
Into a culvert. A farmer womah
•»w tho motorists run and cal •
Tha Amtrkan Tobacco Company ad potter, t i e latter organise,I s
and its subsidiary tho Anserine pAssa -and found th* (pto I hldlr g
Cigar Company have opened th*
new year by placing In the news­
paper* of the rouutsy'thd largest
Lucky Strike xdvsetlslag , ypmi,
palgn aad tho largest Cra/np ci­
gar advertising campaign In the
history af cither company, araordiaa (q Ocorge Rft HUI prwsldeqt,
who, in a telegram to tho Uarald tests F k i E w M ^ F u t u i j e
today'stotod:
*
•*
’ “Our agent* are today forlraw- 1’ frotninem vlMteU' I’J , Sanfo d
'ing'.ytsa yauoij &gt;Oidor* •f o r i..thesa ■jrvstsrday iaetudad AJ'IVlChun »irehw II
fito
t?aalc
# *of. thane popular brands,'
Luchy~Btrito aad Creme—unpre- Flerida, and J. B. O'Neal, both
t adcalcd la tho tobacco Industry - Wayerosa, O n, gnd who are on i
ha* toon mods possible by the tour a f tto at ai# looklig afi r
power of ntwspaper advortlslng. tto fataroalo of (to Chutrhe
We arm w te* h 1
v.
Mr.Cburakwell
tat aims tiyr«
w loan ns s w* believe that touring
ly and Imrae*
•* Ito
ir jito IN g will to o year
tUi-ht an f ­
wr baainons with us.
at an outlook «&lt;f
' wp do appreciate the
to fac I ve
J public opinion gnu-rated
'teg yraris Ro W ____
, I
proper nnd
intelligent
rcabteiHdtetExporting the r*-

Because Judgr Wallaca • W.
Wright's J3rd Judicial Circuit
Court proceedings lit citrll eases
faava as' yet not been rompletad,
lha irhcdukd nt*ain» of tha regulor tirm nf County Coart for tfa'a
morning, with Judge Jnmaa Cl.
Hharcn presiding, ha* been postroned until Thursday muralng
at it-.no n’llork,

timaII.
alallbhan. rat C) mg pistol WilkoUt
k lltvn*'-; L. 1.. kluw lw hlte, .as
fau lt and LalOryi Robert Powt-ll,
ralchlrg liah of unlawful oiae: W.
P. Shaip. taking fish with ••Inal
T. II. Oglesby, taking fl«h with
grim*; I’tiil S.nensteln, assault
and battery; Harry J. Onrt, rerk*
Ins* driving; Its)m ood ('orladrllos,
using an inipr"|a-r iiudnc.a II
critic; (', II. 1‘arrigan. trr*|wssingi
f*. A. Ilurhunaa. tiespassing; All­
man E. Waul, hmding wilhuul a
lin-ns'-; A■I Inir Hiimphri-y, pass
Irm Wurlhlfoi &gt;hick; J. If. Iliu lc r
'tnlaler, trcspaolng; Preeton A.
Itanih", trrspas.lng; t siroll Knglish,’ aggrivalrtl assault; ft. C.
Maigan, slalutury u(f"i*r; Kriu-.t
C'Midwln, taking lisli by "nlawl'it
slevicr; Jack tiirndwin, taking fl*h
by .tintedftil ilpvigc; II. V. Sh'-afir. mlAdahiAvtiIBi Nolan Fore,
iHissn.sii'n of u still, and John

t ) , passing worthless rhet-kj

iVASHINHTON, Jan. • —tAIM
-• rhr Inlrrstsle Commerce Cqm*
m &gt;*ion today authorisp'l railn sda strving the 8 .utilJ 'A l­
ls &gt;Ur and Guff porta tv eslalc
Hi 1 rate* for Ihe dspoil amt lul­
ls t nf freight *luH v u td &lt;-nal'1*
tt*m tu nirt-t coiupabii"" of n&lt;»
It m seaport*, the rate* to appi i pilinat.lv tax freight original
I* r In thr rentrnl nnd wralein
U ink linq territory.
Hirre CoAtihlcsIuners ilisaent. &lt;1.
T e rommiarion flxml tha ratre
f« r export Mtd import traffic at
ndt less th*n «f. pr'Tent at Ih i

Jo ygcrlvc an homage (n»m thr
people of France that has rarely,
bwhaps never, hero surpassed in
hlg r&lt;aintry‘s anaalt. •
All knew (■elorehan'l that luagnifirent "lanlfralation* nf respect
Would lie pal() lieslde the liter of
the man wlm Wa* almost nn Idol
of the Fr*eu-h ‘ jiiaaises. but • thr
numlier uf Frv-nebmen and A rn th
wnmrn who p uirnl - (rnm Ihi-ir
homer vetierday W&gt; lionor him,
rained*,| all fArwAI.l
Thr npwd Iwgan t'i lakr form
g | dawn, fand asMhr day ailvanc
(ConUnurd On Pagr His)

Fay Load Flight To
Europe Will
will Be^
Begin
Tomorrow Morning

i$ trs for like trn fflr In ilomr*.
tic ronuporre for a distance over
rite roots b cla rv n a |airt and th*
litterior point Involved, provided
■b* th a t thii rhtca b | the Inter"g-diale point* »hould not esret-.l
thr lowpqt, K»nWiit Hum iuf authorirfd rate*. •'

Hit-And-Run Driver Gets 50 Dollar
Fine in Municipal Court Yesterday
A youthful klt-and run driver,
l|ar&gt;ld Pvtsrson, Id, I* toUsy
•pdder hut o lie r to tho extent ol
having bad to part with &gt;30 In
i S*b yesterday afternoon
»hi-n

ter or Mis* Appleby's to bo
thrown again,t the windshield
with such fort* that glass *ralter»-d In tell directions, and Mis*
Appleby roreived numerous rut*
gnuut tto fare. Tto Ford waa
stalled immediately.
According to wiutv.se*, Peter*on saw (hat some dimag# had
toon done ami that Mi** Appleby
hod received cute, yet to mad* nn
tone,, to aid, "ier*lv sari ling

lira wa* punrlured la tto folltaim . The young lady also sufferod trim shock, but la resting c*mfeitshiy at her home today.
running sw ay 1 Other rase* shlfli ram s before
Ha wa* parked it
r flbaroB included one .in
Ola* negro.* had-to anawrr
rat off First Hic*»t
urges Of gambling- TSr»
M W - . ,Bd
ra n ruled up la a group,' and

yeas burled
Ida paused
The l«dy
,|um. of thf
a guard of.1
the EpiaM
aarvice was

lo. *Icram

died HsmM

PROFESSOR S.EES
BIGGER BUSINESS
COMBINES SOON
Political E c o n o mist
SayallA Moves Ec*
on om ically Ahead

ROLOM A. A fric a . J a n . .8
( A P ) — O n e o f th e m oa( ai
b ilio u s fllg h la In th e h js to
o f a v ia tio n , pack ed w ith I
m nnee, th rill* , n n d ponsIMUv*tlen, won reau m n d e k riy f U b i |
m o rn in g w hen th e l U t l t e a S H
n m tn d n o f 12 nenpUuies t t t d i W
Ih o co m m an d o f G enenA BcV- ^
bo o f th e I ta lia n N a v y h f t In •
murky darkness on their lN te t&lt;
w ilts hop over tka Shith Atjan-, J
tic, tfa# moat daageroua pert of*
tbe 8,000-mlU Journey from -Italy '
to Jluenoa Atrea, South America.
The araplanao have been alarms \
bound nt thli quaint ojd AfricanCity for oeveral days, 'and p l a n
repair, to damagaa Incurred on the fira t Sop af tho trip, front O r
faeitUd,. Italy, to Boioma. urart»
mode. General Molbo, oatlaffd .by ’
(Irnrtal Umberto Volte,. nnd IhO*
jim niaM bn of Ihe ahlpa. hkva:
K'ld varioua eenferencaa . doring.
tka' work rarfernlng tha plan ,0 f\
the flight, and tha M man wfaa.
temprUe lha olflrara and r tt*S l
have been anxlaiaily abaltlag Um».
danger-charged w alet Jump ^ f *,
m dfT thaa |BOO mllea.
. -V

WINTlUi. I'
to low-hanging clouds of fog.-rit*'*
(Continued On Pago. S U |. .«]&gt;&gt;

Efforts To Obtairtj
OpinionUponRadio
Law Meet Failure;
" . i s i u n m o n , can. » - ( i » r ( , .
—E ffn ta to oblaln an opinion &gt;
from the Supreme Court on tho J
validity of Ihe law under wklck&lt; .&gt;
the ■radio crmmlsaion opera leg v
mrt with failure yesterday.
The opinion was sought In casM v
fn&gt;i" I'hlragu which raised thw
i|nestlnn whether broadcasting skU-4 !
lions had a property right to the &lt;
air.
Just ice lloherta, in renderingthe ruuit'a decision not ta P***..^
un ihr 'tuestlon, said Ike rascg had *
pot been prosrntrd In such f o m 1
as to require an opinion.
The ra»rs affected thrtre hroaj* f,
lasting ' stations at
Chicago*- •
WI’RW. ami WMIIII and WOK. i&gt;
In Ihe former case the rumailaalon hail urderrd a redurtlon of «
tsiwi-r, .and tn the taller two It. k.
i idrri-d thr stations closed. . . &gt;
After Ihe trial roun had sue* ''
talnrd the rommlaainn. the Clreulk J
Court asked a number of qugg» ■
lion* of the Supremo t'o**rv. gdt )J
lating to ihe validity of the n e t'v
urder which the ronimlsaloa had
The ownrrs of thr slat Ions look j
Iho ground they had rvslej rights J
w hli h vuuld not nmiHtotlonaQf dj
bo taken from them by Iho fsdsv:
ria l guvrrament without t o w N i - l
ration.
Justice Hobril* said tho court J
had ivprotsdly refused to BMWUT if
CannerH Agree Upon qursliona sf objectiunabls gsuUt t
CitruB Fruit I»rice alltie, and must Insist upon spu^^|
rifle Imiurlet not so brood a a , t $ ^
WINTER UAVKN, Jau. 0 - le open to more than on* M M j
"
'
(AIM— A heavy price reduction strucUou.
by Urge ritru* raaner* ha* re­
sulted in an agreement among
im-mher* and growers fur a rnmNEW YORK. Jaa. • ­
Imam pries of 30 rents per fteld
box for grapefruit, A. M. Til- The Chase National Bai
ten, president of Hie Florida cit­ strengthened It* poaltlast.
rus gurnet* last night said Hurt largaat toak la th* w «
were forced to repay buyers "a slateipent aa af Deb. II,
grass half million dolkro &lt;&gt;q good* g pew high recard In
sobl rinra Ito reduction prat uiust history 'V ltb total canon
secure a cheaper rate oa frail.
IXfUt7A2B.lt33.00.
,
Th* agreement praerdgd that i
flat rate of Ally regia would rate
pros Idod supplies . a * „ accepted
»uly from accredited poking
house*. C C- Commander, gvuieial
maqtgey of tto Florida . Citrus
Exchange, told the ranneru .ttog
nuut work oot their own Prohlewis and got export Ito grewar*

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Farrell, Wanmnmnek. N t , l
Ctotl. M r ttlo r 4 \Ca—
llutchlaon, alt #f wh#m
behind to U ru to m ,
After M * * * ’ lE C n S j

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to th a A iioeU trd

ti Dr. Ayddotla w

ipporting lj* nUtaUw
,ooo ondowmrnt fa"d,
nllmlaato d»p»*Ad*cw
raerlpta or gaiao*
rtourtly for tho flnantU)
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"'-r *• *
f r U l t . hla aneual.nport,
i* C \pndoi*M tho pratJ . amallor m ila n pUy|S | fallow aakly f u W*
-w a rn
Intatoad, Hr.
■ wrata la tho Aaaoclatod

Irtefc

I Hutchison, CblcMto,
£
flalak Ktnarar
C l rhino* with a
Two thrroMTn«i nh**d nf.TFU*
W l I Hama »n&lt;l •F im U . T a r a o t f
*■ I bnught hU 7B-7S-74.74-2B4 to
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tha tlubhoor* Juot 01 tha ,0 *
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William*, Phrtwtl and Ctoel, playA rt Andrawa,
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I B j f c V f f i 'l
I m m . ww» cvtrlnkna bjr d.rk»Ha
Albprt K arrry, Nontotol. fefl
b e , l 0n th* aarantoanU .graan. Ta*
along I roonn tamo up and II waa rirtoal- TJ-gO—JOB. %CM.
Morto Whit*. Hammond. In
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Florida PambMet It
leduWl Tumcst bad fo n t Itt wlUi •
llfga* Farrall aa»do*| a jpor 4 to Ua U a
S e e n In B ig D e m a n d
m iry, kadar ahd WUlkma aad O n d
lodrat noodad oirilna. U waa aa dark
‘.TALLAHASSEE. d a* B
E irt they had to pat a whlto handhaa- ,(AP)—
Canada, Cuba and arary
ta-1 rto v fto tho cup to gulda tha pat(U to In tha union tr a latam to-l
lorttog
cyo.
Farrall
mlajudgad
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•He dlitanro in tho datknoaa, ovnrmn- In Florida and aw aendlng'win00,- Ring tha cup an bla.putt and took tar rhltor* here Ula aaaaop.
fltato Hotel Commlaalonar Ban
a ». Clad and WUUama took d u • mi-1 allng par 4'a but tbA.Utto wo. al- H. Bo*Uln baa rteelvtd more than
BO0A*lotlaru l au w aathig on tha
1‘ann-1 ready la Tutnnaa'n hog.
-F lo rid a, Empire of Iho
i on I Tha atruggla loft F a m ll. WU- booh,
P an ,' which U a department of
rrauU- lUnu and Cluel brackatrd with
and U a -hotel toiWBl*m of I tOla, dividing aoeond. U lrd aad agrWaltara
.
a.a__I
L ..,l.a Ua&gt; fall
rrijX lljfau rth rnonay.
.
| N u t cama llutchlaon, who had
« |y |jt|* U p p o d on lha final IB. enquiring
J . l * Larin Aytoa. Chicago, and V ito craw of clarka la b u y aaadlag out
ind Taraw a, aUo of Wauford, N. the athar* The book telle In atory
Bad'picture of Ftoridn’e , klatory,
ra S at- Y;. raakad n u t to llutchlaon with lla attracilo u , and Ito advantag**.

the highway far rafrtahmealn.

dlUonal policy o f playl"* on* «
two football game* agatnet taama
from largo unlreralttoa far tho
naaclal rh'urna.
aako pf Oio financial
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rro r* atrongly that moat Oamea of th la.ty p e wlrlth leama
•Vila to college alhletlea oulaldt out own daaa
cannot N
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*m the growing habit at Juatlflad »n any •arept financial
game* for tha btnrflt of ground*. Thty _are
.j noi fun rllhar
KurUerfor playrrg or iapeclatora.
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hogan In 19tt an effnr1 mote, tha newapaper, publicity
an alhlalle endowroant at aad,tha atliludo of tho apectatem
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nor* of 1200,000, whleh •• »!.*

1,000 for U # radowmaat
ale work. I hop* hcw»**r,
toon aa tlm ra,«ro better
ho able to rmnpleto tha

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m r W lb * tru th 1 u b e m * It*
hi* aatraardlimry aMMtp to reallt#
a ad fcplrt 'the v*f# ee*l of the
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\ iTiafietia author of -“AU &lt;h»lrt on lo r uncartalntWa o f the return
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know* with tha tttlloltton of genlas th e 'fee lin g * -o f th# common
.tjrnurb ut the whole cMliaad man' k n d 'v S S m U a a ly b* taUa
**■ I J l U'Hat la tha-aarrot of hla th* truth. That truth t* net
aatonlahlag bold on tbo 'atnwol w are plaaaant to b tar, and n abort
bnathtom nttoaUan *1 tbo reading
pobUr now bcvooalag »*»n a n *

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In Baltimore, JWUaa,

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m imr* t o r c i t r a m r
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Circh Ni
Church

Meeting

Circle Number. Six W th e P in t
BapU.l Church m ot; an Monday
attorn ecu a t the home of Mr*. J.
R Cauliter on U k * Monroe. Mr*.
Harah HUwhrt ptofided over-the
turning and rend the TwentyIblrj Pa lam aft o r which Mr*.
Burdick led in prayer.
*
The minutes of (ho preceding
meeting worn road by Mr*. Lor*tta llrothecaon and Um&gt; Bible atudy
waa taught by Mr*. Bjitltm Steele.

Personals
Mr*. Prank L. Miller l.» p e* d lag a abort time in JacksadytU*
with her eiater, Mr*. I.ulu Gtay. V.
Mi.* Minnie Berk left Monday
for Rrfatpt, Va. where *he will
continue h e r *tudlra at 8allbM
College.
Friend* of Oscar nuBooo, J r .
ton &lt;sf Mr. and Mr*, p. Du Baa*,
will, regret to know that bo l |
" l.a iA U ho«*._____ ________l i .

GENEVA NOTE

la • new* Ham Raturd ay con­
cern b y «ba funeral aerrlcc-a for
I f lira m onth of Drcrmbe* Jaraaa A. Shuman, prominent OUr. (J. G ro w , of RoUina CoinI
lowing now book* wrr» «&lt;U- tlado resident, li ama incorrectly
l»ge. at Winter Park, wia a vUlt,Ha collection at the Sanford reportcit that ha wua n r r l r r d by
*r at Nr. Wakefield-* home leal
'.Library: "Caul* «*y" by h's father, J. W. Shuman, of
Friday
U. "Among Tho«e P rc e n t'1 Reldavlllf, (la. J. W.-Shumar, The
A .niarriagw of Interest, and *
ibc; "B rtak of Day' by Ba­ Retold learned later, haa been
surprise to many of tholr friend*
te ; "V«or* of Grace’ by deceased for *o»a lime.
fcaa that *»f Katie Sommeralll and
j "Outlaw Yean" by Coat#*;
Jo* Corley, of Sanford, Naw Year*
QUARK IN CAUFORNIA
I Lamb' by Lock*; "North
•re «t the ham* of her parent*
• ' by McFee; “Outlaw* of
I Mr. and Mr*. K. T. SumnmrailL
B A F R A N C IS C O , Jan. 0 —
V Kyne; “Kanchar 41m'
A alig
th* devotional, bringing t* th*| Katie Summer*!!! waa hi training
P I—-.A
alighh t e«tthquykt,_ant
**tthquakt_n»l
^Caloaaua by Hall; "Mary (A PI—‘
a
t
a
hoipital
in
JaekrantM
oBH
r,
ft It h rfr.V t'p w lm im point* y*e
member* several thoughla oa “S e­
C4d&gt;”
by
Powell
ami
"La*t
today. No dnnag* wa* report*!
curing Rraponae to Christ!* CalL"&gt; Cot lay, with hla father, la a c m ry
Imaura" by Morrow.
farmer near Sanford- After the
Th* following officer* war* peremoey they left for hi* bom* to
• g those contributing war*:
alerted: Mr*, li. A. Radford, fe*Id*.
Mr*, s..&lt; k Rhlnholaer. Mra. F M.
chairman: Mr*. J. D. Parfcar,
Mar Mr,' Me*. II. Wa*hbum, Mr*
Vice-chairman; Mr*. U M. Thl- y Mra, George rl.indsey, and Mr, PwpoUWaahlngton, Mr*, c . I.
I Mra. W. I,; Hi tg, wore dinner
fu»d, aocrvtary; Mr*. 1L W. Turnit* of Mr. and Mra. Larue At* Lnuckx, Mr*. - J. T. Newby. M itt
or, connect ional tra a a u w ; Mr*.
Mall W tytW n Ml** Velm» Shipp,
men
l»»t Sundry at noon.'
W. K. Well*, local teaaurcr; Mr*,
Ira
Endec
Ourlctt
attended
the
C. II. Smith, d rro tln u l m l a M
R l Mrs. L. F. W stafMA

Marry Wilson, aumhlno tro aiu rcn
Mra. K. H. McIntyre, auperil)Und­
ent of publicity and voice agent,
and Mra- P, A. Roland, ebairman
of flaw rr committee.
Before the cloao of th* meeting'
,Wtln*teIn, of 81. Petf'Jyiaitlng her eon and the Bible «*r*o from Timothy,
r-law, Mr, and Mr*. St IS waa adopted n* n benediction;
.and it w m .decided, that tha. -V*hr
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Im. Burdick
Miss Patricia' Ann Jonea, of Or­
a hook called lando, In her* for a ahort tin e
with her grandmother, Mr*. Minnia Jo***, Park Avenue.

McCmm and

High Scl
Highest

m
Bs s w
to her homo in Jacksonville after
speeding aevrral day* htru with
. The hlgbm t standard-tn which Mra. J . 0 . Huff, ill SO Sanford
llefrrahmenta were aervtd to
the following; Mra. Cl. A. Radford,
ans high sebecd in-Florida may Avenue.
Mr*. O. K. McKay, Mr*. C. II.
aaplra, a recognition which make*
Mre. Clyde Byrd and twolehlld- Smith, Mra. J. J . Hathaway, Mra,
tta graduate* .eligfbla for admit■Ion to any collage in the South ran, Betty Jo*n and Maria, re­ J. D. Pnabtr, Mr*. K. II. McIn­
turned Sunday
from
Arcadia tyre, Mlaa (leti* Mclntyrg and
whore the* hove h w thwgooot* ’Mr*. R. M.' nifkm tn, a new mem­
of Mra. Jake Wey.
ber.
,
rfS.’iSMKf 'Sanford.
E S i W t 'w
Mlao Rather U utse Hughey haa
,ThU Information, coming from
Methodist Circle
the office* of, Bopc T. W. Lawtra returned to Stetaon University
H u Business Meet
today, m e al* the fort that thla where the will return* her studies
school ha* boon mooting fully the after apendlng the Christmas holi­
Officers for.the new year were
stnndardo a* required by (be slate. days here with M r *parent*. Mr.
.elected a t th* first butinee* meet­
Stats supervisor of high achxtlt, and Mra. W. I. Hughey,,
ing of th* year of Clrclo Number
M. R. Hinson. »l*o n p ir te d t*
Hla.af the F irst Methodist Church
Mr. Lawton Uist tho Ovlodo High Herald Thanked In
Monday . afternoon a t tha
Garden Club Letter bold
homo of Mrs. W. 8. Thornton,
3#h an .Kast Ftm SlratL.
Worn Ftrat Street. Mrs. Georg*
The Sanford Garden Flub, McCrum wa* alec tad ' chairman;
Jthoolf In Florid*. The Seminole
8ATURDAT
which haa been actlvoty engaged
CectUaa Mimic Club will High Bchool U li*te&lt;T on the lar­ In beautifying th* lawn*, gardens, Mra. W. C. Dekle, vice-chairman;
I ratllal a t BtlE o’clock In ger Hat of Southern Accredited and street* In end about Sanford Mr*. J. II. Powell, secretory; Mrs.
Rant Bradford, local treasurer.
die of Mrs. Fannie S. Mun- trh o ib and colleges.
. Mr, Lmwton said thla morning for a number of year*, and II* Mrs. J . M. McCaaklll, sunshine
yrtl* Avenue.
secretary,
Mrs.
Fred
R.
Wilson,
that "Only by the careful and ef­
TUESDAY
ficient management of the princi­ expressed It* appreciation for
pal, and the whole hearted lupoort lh* co-operation which The Sonrat of th# Woman’s of the ithool trustee* and pstrun* for,| Herald rendered It during the
campaign. Said'"from 0:S0 o'- arsa thi* boner merited."
o’clock In the club
Tha letter from tha secretary
Ira. L, P. Hagan,
reads o* follow*:
xdener’s Club The Sanford Herald, • ••

:™ " 7k2 K f e s a e s s s i * -

ectingr Fridajl

o il Are Chosen
f eeting Of Circle
k'graeiilw of Circle Numthe First Methodist

yssterdsy afternoon

of Mra- S. E. Jonca,
atoenlh Street, ofVWW year W»r» I bos
Iff. spencer presided
tlmt *wbij* Mrs. Jones
I ladle* were Se­
attle* during th#

r*. O, W. Spcarar,

P- C. Priest, conaec-

mr; Mrs. , Walter
i tra r a u m ; Mrs. Lo, susakioe treasurer i
William*, super!nhlMrrn'* work; Mra.

&gt;/ superittendetgv *f
. Mra. W. A. TUUs,

it*-nf eappliesi Mra.
ry.-ysk* aganli Mrs.
a, niaalon »tmly

ipencer appelated
tMalien, Mra. J.
Mra. J. E. Jackand mean* com-

Palmetto Avenue, wa* ihe *c*ad
of the n gular meeting of thy Dirt
G ardenin’ Circle of the Garden
Club of Sanford, held Friday morn­
ing at 10 o'clock with Mr*. J. O.
I Joey, vicF-chairntin, presiding;
Th* regular liu*in «, nreet'ng wa*
cenducted after which the follow­
ing officer* were elected: Mrs.
Hugh Whrlchil, thsim isn; Mra.'II.
Glenn Linglc, »Ice-chslrmau, ani
Mrs. B- U. Casaelt, ,ocr*Urr and
traisurerMr*. Kate H. Dutton gave an
Intonating piper on the Arnold
Arboretum snd alio described th*
many varieties of plant ptator al
111era. It wa* slid to be moat la.
terratlng to learn of the plants 'In­
troduced into the United Slats*
front foreign countries.
Those pre-ent were: Mil* Party
Lee BtU, Ur*. I- F. Boyle, Mrs. U
L Frasier, Mr*. W C, HUl .Mrs J.
0. Laney, Mi*. Glenn U n tie, Mrs.
C. R. Wrtley, Mrs, IV. W. Pettor,
Mra. Hugh Wholehel, Mr*- B, DColwtU, Mrs. W. A. Lester mri
Mrs, K. 8. Dutton.

awmfcriON

AreAdded
&gt; Sanford library

hearty co-operation In the rere
out-door Chrlilntaa tree rai
palgn.
, Yours very alncerrly,
‘ . ^Garden Club of Sanford,
• Mrs, Fred R. Wll.on

Parishcners Resist
Removal Of Pastor
By Battling*-Police

Phono 4*
Mr. and Mr*. II- Ryan, and Dr.
nd Mra. D eling, from Beaaon
Iprlng*, were gurit* of Mr. and
fra- p. T. Wake field on Sunday.
Friend* are pleated to learn that
I n . Grover IA filet,. and Ml**
Hair Ilarrleon are recovering from
heir Illness of tvvcral week*.
Mra. J. C. Bill* and enn* John,
Awli, »nd Doujfle* returned from
•elm Beach where they apent two
Mr*. Floyd Mlllrr spent New
Tear* day with her brother In Day*
tan* Beach and fro m . there ah*
motored to MckoonrllM to return
In a week.
Tfcoae pn the akk Hat are Mr*.
Ik (', Gabard, and Mr*, llenry
Anouvcn.
—
M r WII*on and Mr. lira* who
were ru n t* of Mr. and Mr*. F. D.
Hlcknk, returned to Miami Sunday
They (p en t'a weeh herstMr. and Mra. William Brannon,
and son, Wapdal, end daughter,
Wanlta, and Ret. and Mr*. II. I)dnlal.and two daughter*, were gue-te
o f'th elr mother, Mr*.1 Wm. lianlal
Sunday Hrv. Denial delivered Ihe
eermnn at th* Mtthodiat rhurrh at
th* noon eertrkea to ,a large au­
dience. Rev, Denial wa* horn and
w ired in Geneva, and has many
■ Itoeo. Zauderer entertained some
of th e young people of Geneva with
a chicken plllsu New Year* eve
eapipftmentlng her rotuin, of New
Ydrk, who ws* a rueat during the
haltday* Th* watch of lh* old
year Into tha new wa* enjoyed
with ntusk. gam**, *nd card*, and
at the wee Hours of the night refm h m tn ta w ,te aerved bv th*
Silt*,*. Thnae from • oo; of town
tflkw werai MV. and Mrs. firorgv
(M od, end Mr. and Mrs. RrovnisM.
eft Sanford.
Mr*. P. T. Wakefield, and h&gt;'(
nt|iirw , Raymond White, spent
Friday In Daytona lle v h on bustno*#-'
Raymond While motored to
Halite* City Rundty snd ws* a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wood.
Th- rolltgo itudent* returned to
I hair Vesperllvo school* Sunday
worn MU* Ho** Eauderer and Opal
I'•ter* to TaBaha***-. MU* Edwin
Sutton to Soulham Unlvorelly. and
Rqjty Peters to th* Daytona Bench
Butlnea* College
Rdeon Golt and M argarrt 1,’nd-'
apent Ihe day at D alton
Sprleg*. Sunday.

See This Paper
Wednesday
For Notice Of
McLaulin’s Big
Discount Sale

i C A N ’T B E Y O U R

log Shot of bar &gt;

■ywlmt FtomiaaUy
dart* of jmlooay. 11# heogMI
doe olotbo*, anaspen*!** ear

•torts*, toaladlam••WHAT MT 8QI
MB’*end *’A WON.
■ « ra iN M—s d -to f
'j f O R T MAOAZ1
1

CltlCAOO, Jan, ft—(A PI—Re­
sisting removal of their pastor,
lira Rev.' Rdwerri A. Khwaleskl,
several hundred pariehonar* of St.
Mary M a g d a l e n e * a Catholic
Th# meeting of Hi* T. K- L.
Church battled with polk* yeater- Cl*** of the First Itoptisl Sunday
day a* a prelude to early morning School which ws* erkeduled to
Uk* place Thursday ha* been
A riot squad detail of 121 offi­ postponed until a later data.
cers finally dispersed the' crowd
a lte r dubbing lewder* Into' atabntJaslon. Ten men were »treated
on disorderly conduct charge*.
I to
8 y n tc n «
T a x r*
The disturbance begun about
OrUrndo Girl, Well
PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
I A .N . Sevan! hundred person*
Known Here, To Wed •unrounded (he church. A bonfire
AccounUnta and Auditor*
was lighted a»d a number of
—v—
First Natloanl Ughk Building
O f U ltrast l i a ndmWr ef to r
friends hero U th* aniraunraFlorida
S a n fo rd
torat a l ihe engaganrant to Mias
Sally McCall llamar, of Orlando.

Solid colors—Yd

a* a wlda Clrtl* of fri.nd* her* to
ko 1 ranger’adL'1 1 "
*• ' ,T'
The fallowing la token from th#
irisad# Bnnday. Smrttmli

L. E- ALFORD ( IMPANY

;rWUUw Mc&lt;&gt;R-..HMrar, anr

A u d ito r* J )

Uacini of Green-

1

Children's Aitklet

-f !

A cco u n t a n t*

f 10 M Ploridi

unng Flannel

MAOQN, Jan.
tn.ton.aent- pay
reached tho c*W
Judg* Chari**
Moron alto MM

Dairk colors—Yd.
0

Regular ^27.50

Ladies’ jGoats'
$ 19.95
;
1
L A D IE S

Ribbed

t Suits ,

W.;’.-'-"? J- ' W'V vMK

�7

in Christma» Rush

The Cannon. That, Blinded Nelson1

of Latent Jap: Quake

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BHAnailAi-Net*w*'aad tedritU hunytn* to p t tbMr ciuitfcu*
nuh itarti. Meat ot tbd asm w ftrat plae'u i n to tor found o a tfaU thortwpifaw.
4 's Mth
—

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in Shanghai* China

o r n r - M l* Opt! m tr r on ail antlenl BpanUh
ired aboard Uta Guatemala from Cortnto, Nlea* hiitorjr aaju v ai mm of
admiral of U» BrlUih
lrut the Bpanllh Itro n t“ “ • • e batkrle* ol i'ort Ttetm-

Spanith Republican Leaders
'A ‘t'f ’T.aliifc

•p a|» daclared a republic, U lt to rttbt: X
W tW '-praaldrnr el Bpain end a former

Prepare !br Einstein Visit

Being Shipped ft

mpire Trade Exhibition

ed th a t

br One Pe'rfdr?m1TTT
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W. td lli
SiJ’J r.W S
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tiUbiUoct 'lo U hrM .i* I rtar.

VABiOKMA, CAUf.~r«nwd ad tn u iu of Mount VtHom i,-jA
ainllonr and other InaUlutM el Weahlnpon and CaUftraU: there
Or., Atom Una tain wUl rarer on hit “apeclal rtwairh* dimiif-nli
tiallfo.ni* trip, alU p e rt the mathuhaUtal witard. Dr. U uilt.ua
‘ boat* at Mount WUaon Obiefrataiy will be Dr. Walter to Adam,
abort, director of the obamratdry.
,

Women Veteriharies Aid Anitnalfc

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TUKSDAT JANUAKT

RADIO TOWER
t o n ic b t s

TUESDAY. JAN. 4
The Aaeoelaied Praia)
Program* in enstern itandard
tana, p. m. unleia olherwiae Indl-

PROGRAM S

'

aored program; 7:30, Same a&lt;
WABC; 7(46, The Quid ours; 8,
WAHCi &lt;1 hr.); 0, Citron irles;
D!30, WAHC (2 tl-2 hr*.).
J43.6—WltAB—820
7, Jack Turner; 7:16, Same s i
WEAF; 7:30, Quartet; 7:46, Same
------- .
- feature
- Studio
m.-rn W
C iP
10. Same as WJZ; 10:30,
WEAF
program; 11, Same as WJZ.
4614—WHM—«■’&gt;«
7, Organ; News; 7:30, Orches­
tra; 7:45, Sponsored program; H,
Some as WJZ; 8:90, Same as
WEAF; 0:30, K|»n»ored program;
10, Same as WJZ; 10:20, Same aa
WF.AF£ 11, WJZ; FeaQm*.
2IH.H-—WMBR Taaifnfk-)
6:00, Theater new*, announce,
nienta; 0::i0, Tiin; 8:30, This and
That; 0:00, Symphonic; 10:00, En­
tertainersIH3— WSI'N St. I'rternbucg—610
6:4SJ Tipks: in &gt;lit iff (NRC)t
7:0ii, Ainas _*«' Andy
(NIU’&gt;;
7 il 5, I’inell*,- liar monte*; 7
rhil Copk (M U '); M;30, Frolic
(N nC ); 0:00. Musical magatinu

oon-SandcrS 'frolic; 0, Musical
Ehggaalna; 8:30, Happy Uakera;
L l6, B. A- Bolle orchestra; 11,
tllngion'a band; .11:3d, Vincent
*ives orchestral 12, Funk's orMatgte .
3464—WABC Mew York—a*0
, v
(CBS Chela)
BtM, Harty Tucket 'oreheatrs;
M5,' Tony’d B \ i p
Hook; 7,
usmaya orehestra; .7:16, Fred14 William ’Wile; 7:30, AlesMr Woollcott; H, Coast Guard
M ; 6:30, II. V. Kaltcnbnrn,
jhr*; 8:46, Musical dinner; If,
m ute dramas; 8:30, Howard
tflow, Symphony; 10, The GypI T rail; 10:30, Radio Playhouse;
I, Tremaine’* orchestra; 11130,
. Mickey Alpert orchealra.,
: 3*44—WJZ New Yerk—7M
■ (NBC Chain)
lA, Railing junior; 0:16, U n en
i-onhastra; 0:46, Topics In br|a(|
WKDN*
‘ Tj'.Amo* 'n* Andy; 7:15, Danes
1;46.
. efche.tr*; 7:30, Phil Cook; 7:45, Q uaker. A.
Sa
flhjUy I'traton, Radio,serial; 7:45.
Jaa; White, Tenor; 6, King's or.ebaatrai 8:30, Moon magic; 8:46.
'’Aunt Lulu; 8, Graat composers;
O40| Death Valley days; 10, Pion'e a rs; 10:30, Kuku; 11, Stumbar
M ttr; 11, Amos ’n' Andy (rap*at)j
\ .
305.8—KtIKA—880cheatrgj - l|:0O, Ttnee, Weather,
' 'A Hanks; Emvmblt; 0:46, Same New*; llilk , Gautge Washington
' hf WJZ; 7:15, Revelers! 7:30, Ha- H aul Orchestral 11S:|0, National
Oj ciniitu
Yiaicai 8:30,
n.iiu, Farm B ITJnlc TTour NEC; 1:30,
[ CTvd Buns&gt;|
song*; A
Rama an
a* WJZ;
Jack A Jilt; 8:46, Night Caps; 8. Mayfluwsr Hotel Trie; 1:45, Hojffiim e a* WJZ; 11, BporU; WJZ.
Iwrta A Huffy; 2:1)0, Record,;
2:15, Clyde Line O rrheilra; 2:46,
S W i l 1 4M 4-W L W —700
Kaler. M V B*me as WJZ; 7:15, J r s te rr ;| Florida Sunshine String
^ M y fT l4 6 , Night aehoot; M, Same lainrr*; 3:00, Matinee Ueraa NHC:
E f c * f J Z ; R:3l&gt;; HirH.lr llloat-r-; 0" «tnk Ahmaiog Slam. N4IC: 4:00
l^H dlings; 0:15, Variety; 0:30, Eastman School Symphony firaHPUnielaa; ID, Cotton Quit'll; cJirytm:-4M6, Amla C lI^ tn lA -K ;
&gt;10:80, Bob Newhall; 11, variety 4:30, Signora Paaqualinu DeVod—
Dramatic Hrader; 4:45, Ramnla:
)&gt;.(2 1-2 h n .).
6:00. Iloberlo Farina —Tenor;
388.8—WJ It—750
6:15, Mary
Kata
ll«nder*un:
K.-ldlSO, Dairy A Food; 0:43, Cecil 5:311, Record*; 6:45, Floilda Slater
H A Bally; 7, Kamo a* WJZ; 7:15, Mnrki-i Itureau Service; 0:00.
f. OrA hstra; Feature; H, K -O. Ill- Children'* Program; 0:15, Rhode*
j lsy| 8:15, Shadow*; 8:30, llul.Mc l-hitih Collin*; 0:45. Literary HI' Blower*; P, C ig ar' (lirbi; 8:30, (rest** Tapirs in llrlt-f hy Isiwell
y Ovronlrlr*; 10, Kamo a* WJZ; II, Thomai NHt;: 7:00, Amu* V
Andy NltC; 7:15, Studio Program:
7:30, Phil Cook NHC: 7:45,
firm er Wa,hington Hotel Or■he,Ira; K:0il, Mother Hubbard
Ilnur; 8:00, Halsey Slawart Progiam MU'; 0:30, Cainrl PlaiFur*
Ilnur; 10.50, Coca Cola Program
NHC; 11:0*1, l.ivirn Program.
361.2—W ltl'F Ualaravllle—83*
WKDNKSHAY. JAN. 7, 1811
0:1*0, A. M.. Today's ‘Program;

0:03, Music Appreciation — 8#*
nlor High School; u:40, Aunt
Sammy's Chat to Homemaker*;
10:00, Morning Melodies; 10:4b,
Resume of N«w* Events; 11:00,
Organ l*rogr*m; U;J0, Health
Talk —How Wealthy Are Wa as
a ' Nation?; 11:40, I'upalar Pro­
gram; 11:5K, Time Signals; 11:00,
Today'* News feature; 12:10,
Weather Report;' 13:15. Crowing
Asaleas ami Camellias In Florid*
—Major W. 1. Floyd; 12:50, P ri­
mer for .Town Kir mars; 12(43,
Variety H —.cat-l'aiade; 1:10, The
ATffhHarirrrr o f th e Home; I:M.
v terid. Fact*; ; m6. A Bit of Mu­
le; 3:00, Education Program;
!:M, Th,. World H.-ok Man; 3:00,

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H I R L I M

L E G A L N O TICES
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A G I G

_____B y O . M. W'nntr —
l i e Hack .quart* farm a Mat a»*i*n l» isaaj** arreting.
Acnosn t n m q i v i se c u re .
*. African ny.
■ b, , i,
la. Madanc
*■ r riu '
iWlltTH IC9TH 3'tTTWfl »&gt;• Caniurr plant,
a. Ambutn
(wfflnrH'IrtS’nhl ri l riVvo i:. Jurisdiction i
11. Magnetic pci a ton- |5 o HID D ?nfci E
mintetet.
I
rector*.
£ © { H ll *»• Oountat tree
1«. Dinner emir**.
S lrB tP ffM r)V i ■ n it. n iil— «d aha
II. raaUiral pipe.
[S,'lM tlk jn ir T &gt; b V Kl Q **• De-iroyea U&gt;e
ll! nruu?’
A tea* ihroeig.
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n . a reck inter: V
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H. Debated.
U . Aa Inferior tnlm»L I
ST. Hypotheuead fort*. |
SB. Mlaattp.
(lood friend.
31. Budden flood of the
tut* in an aatuaxy.
U On hlgn.
----Wandering.
IT. Say color. *
»». limb.
•
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MILCH cow« (or Sale. Irving VaU
no, Uitern

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niajuilty, liajQlwrn rvinpkte 1. II
vc^* duaciiUd a s . auggcaling 'no
mrcauraa for fcporl m [mnlitlsaliuri tu |i e r i n l l wlnr or brer.
The law* alifurcsmaiU romhsllHiunrrs hud le»* he*|taacy yevterday,- howevrr, in discutelng idber
phases uf thi-ir vulumtnuu* l**k.
Under plC'Cnl plan- no tupu-sl
will be made for lin t lirr i-ongrv*alonal appiupriution to (tnanr,- the
rtlins study inalilntrd May 28,
18JS*.
With tba riceplinn uf Ihu inve,ligation uf juvenile di-llmiurury
and of conditions in the rourt's, hi I
ot the II clime reports lh* com­
mission jia* planned *rv eiprvted (o be completed Thry will In-

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Rub-My-Tism Salve
I* a IhK lnry Prcacrlptia"
1
for Irraling

Children’s Colds
Externally.

elude Hioinmendatiun-i on the liuflon‘&gt; |Mi|ire vvo:k, method* *&gt;f Th* 6t&gt;a&gt;t Kp*c4y Remedy Known
pruairuliun, nm! penal Invtilulions
M, well u* studie* uf llii&gt; coal an-J
ciuic of rrime.
Aft.-r « preliminary suivay ot
three firlds mine lime «Uu. lb ,
coimiii*-lun Huthorltnl u slatrMIC A T M A R K K T
maul that it had In-on •M»mon*tiaFind HI. Opp, P « l Offlt*
ted unquoetionably that thr efim'nal law entum-naant ma.liineiy ..l
fhe country i* rntitely In ide.piate;
that prwhlhitiutl, autumoWle theft,
whilu &gt;8*00 Ivaflic, ininilgiation
amt ulhi r rmnlnal law* of lh*
I1KHT OAK WOOD
fcdcial gtivernmint have ..verlaa*».«0 p e r co rd . D eliv ered
rd the rapacity ami affectivetie-*
( nil r».1(Mt o f 'I W
of the mtinnal machinery f»r rn-

W .H .LO N G

By John Devlin

LP0Y DOT DOPE
f WHAT VM*----- -

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[, w a i t . i*u. O t!
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f " ' UHCLtr If

Dr. W. E. MacDOUQALL, CHI*
ROPBACTUR, Is now located at
kli re* Iden r * ia Floral llalghtt,
D
‘
danloo.1 Tlkite.
KBt l l
B/Sanford,
Phan* 668-M.
PIANO Tuning and
Repairing.
Felt* poisoned for moths sad
mire, Thirty-three yenr* espar*
lend*. All uotk guaranteed- I'hone
113, Rowland King.

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Wjckersham Body
Sees Criminal Law
Method Inadequate

A U T O T O |*8

Mniu.il MwrlliiH «t ln» HIih IT,
i ,.f u ,* tiwn.l* rj|.r**e
ir «»H !■* h*ld ot th* utHna
i'.,iii|Miia. ihmti.Iu, Heialnel*

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WASIHIINtiTON,.Jan. 0 - lA I’)
—With thrlf |&gt;roniidiiohl junblom
viitually solved, luvinberc of tbi&lt;
Wirkcnbam
law
i.nfuurinent
commlvaiun vv.-nt 'futlbcr yester­
day land predicted ali4»-l thrij
entire study of Um Nation's cri­
minal law enforcement mscJuncry, helil l.y them "entirely Inade&lt;|iiali&lt;,“ could Lo eumpletg-l
July 1.
The fr'w member* line yeslerd&gt;y were wary ol eipcessing iipiii-'
ion* upon Infarnialluu that a innjorlty uf their Duinlwr are now
prepared t &gt; ii-commcnd a further
strengthening of piohibllion rnfutcsmrnl ml bar than any triesation of tbn dry lawt*
W ord. rim s' from high offirlal
sourr.-a Sslm dsy that a tentative
prohibition i.p
taper!,
probil’LHon
o il, agreeable to a

MINT—Coin purse with $50,110.
Reward if ratuincd tu 3Utl E.
LUlh fit., phone lli!-W.
REWARD fur key* and check
lMH&gt;k l»»l fiom t'hevrulet i-oacli
on Palmrllu Ave. Monday after­
noon.—Finder call 855.W,

1820 HOIK1E TOl)R1NCJ car, . on.
d .t l o n

good,

good

lu b lw r ,

1125.80. Ilael A Son, Myrtle Ave

LANKY‘8 DRUG STORE—Prascrip dona, m agatiaei, fountain
Barnet. P R O M P T detlvenaa.
Phan* 103
B UILDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation
hosts and general cement work
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&lt;-vi-niitg l.sg, cuniaining grrmi ami
&lt;Hmu enamel doirrn Call 731 and
rvceivp reward.

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Hr. Pritchard’s New Introduc­
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Marglubo i|uallty, cotur and shape
III lu 13 day* earlier
Ideal fur early green wrap*
Pkg. 60c; H |b. 60.00
Eastern Kervicn Curpurallon
Cambridge, Md.

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FOR SALE: Few anthpiea, 32tk
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FUK KENT: lieragr apartment,
nicely fumiahed, 1304 Myrtle
Ave.

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112 IJiurcl Ave.

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O pen 24 ho u r* — 112 8,
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MEN ANHt VUMEN — Clovedtnent |u»itivn* am pcimanent.
Inforinatiun,.!*.! O. Bau 1.163, Dayion* lleavh, Ma."
ANTF.H TO BUV — Young
mule, rhrap. Phone 3582.
OLD PAPERS FOR SAI.E—For
wrapping and packing purpose*
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lag, i l l Bastard Ave.

O pen 21 h o u ra — 112 S .
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18 Plato Ruaronlrrd BATTERY only *0.65
Let ua Align your wheel* or Equalize your
UKAKES wo have the miuipmcnL
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V L. Dumas Elected TEN (ff ITALIAN
lay or Of Sanford PLANE FLEET
iy Unanimous Vote REACH BRAZIL
'Motion Carried Ask­
* tag ResijrnationsOf
All City EmployeeH
|* Despite 1 Objection
[w a y e x e c u tiv e , a n d s u p e r in
ite n d e n t o f th e
J a c k s o n v ille
R U tr ic t o f t h e A tla n t ic C o a st
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\h la c it y , w a s l a s t n ig h t un-t
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i o f S a n f o r d f o r th e
Mr. , th im u
minutes after
Byrd, local map­
. . __ . jfido Power and
Ca , Had) Won inducted u
Cosandaai oners, and It met
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approval of an audlrnre of
Mora th an 30 preeminent eillxer.s
who applauded the more.
l a i t night's meeting waa m ark­
ed by ite d ltn lty and rilm n ru ,
and front beginning to end the
proceeding* were ra rrird out with
b u t alight Interruption*. A conferrace with the City'* attorney* waa
hold In an «M&lt;Hllra session Im­
mediately a fte r the regular m eet­
ing waa ad team ed.
Carey D. Lendl*, form er soo.ia^
roum el fo r th e City In iU litig a­
tion with the Bondholder* Com­
m ittee, railed an objection to th a t
p a rt of Commit*ioner l-ehman's
motlpn which, although it Instruc­
ted. the City Clerk U rati for tha
ru lg n a tlo n of a m t City ctnploy* Ineluding all attorney* w e e ­
din g the City In any m atlrr*.
Mated, in effect, th a t the attn rtrwjn* be anted .to' rethaia an duty
ot tha ram e salary they n e e lm d
d arin g 1M0 until the Commission
eould-adrU a them w hether they
atW id b* retained during tha c jn t.

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PRESIDENT GIVES
TELEPHONE TALK
ON-JttOTOR-TOPH

“
U a d la declared th at
'‘t
t b# treated a* you suggest,
eon tract w ith tha City wa*
one y eer only, and It termin
atag on Doc. 11. .1 shall do nothing
T. The only re**on I om
• h ew (anight I* th a t 1 have been
naked to make a report on a recent
meeting w ith attorney* for the
' Bondholder*' Protective Commit■a# hold In Jacksonville. My work
IS all done a* fa r aa the City I*
roncamed, end I will not consider
th a plan you suggest. I t take*
twg people to make a contract, and
I have no contract with the City
a t th is lim a",
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C iiam iailonar Speer wa*
the
only member of the Commission
to W ote*t (he met(on of Cuminls' alptier Lehman. **1 proteat this mo­
tion oernuee I think It i* en a f­
fro n t to every employee of this
City. T heir Urns* e f office all
autom atically e ip i r t every time
new Commlaaion la acetod, and
(are I think th at U 'la an In­
to aak for th eir realgnation,
,rdl»s* n( w hither they will bo
nr n b t The motion la ensacallod' for, unnecessary,
pr relative of the work
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Many Workers Go
Back To Jobs W hen
Shops, Plants Open

“S K Y S C R A P E R S

G re a t S uccess Is S een

— N ATA'ft;r Bid *ft Jait T —
T .n Kalian xcarlane* roaretl down
Into the hatds.r h rie
yesterday
D e c la r e s G lo o m
O v e r completing an IN*.\ mde tranxF u t u r e I s N o t B o m e oceanic fl.ghj fn.m Uolama. I'ortuguese Guinea. It was one of th-’
O u t
B y
S t a t i s t i c s most anibiticu* projects ever a t ­
tempted.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 .-&lt; A P »
Another of the 12 scheduled to
— Addressing by telephone the le a rr Itulams. early yesterday
national automobile chamber of morning was fort.-d down n tf St.
commerce, President Hoover l a s t , Paul Itock, off
the Brasilian
night said “the- deipondcncj of Coast, ansi it w a. i#pnrteil th a t
*om* people over the future i» n rt the twelfth was unaldc to rise
borne out by the atatleU ial e v l- I1from the West A friian ensst a*
dence o r prospect In respect to the j| th r others took off.
automobile Industry."
Olfieixl sou n r - in Jtomr anAnalysing the autnm rbilr pro­
tojumed that all I'J plan*.' le-gan
duction. road building and gaso­
lh# flight, with two fore,.I down
line consumption In th r last yeer.
the President aald the figure, in­ l a t sea ami takrn in rh atg e tty
ilutian ware raft which
lined
dicated ‘‘we h*vc been thcerful in
• the route ovrr the South at.
the use of our eutomobllra."
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“ I do not assume." h r added, Untie.
Tho lone flight was cemplet"they are being used for tra n s­
ed In n|lproxim atrly I7 hour*
portation to the poor houM&gt;."
The future of th e eutomohil* In- If. minutes for the first planes
dn&lt;try, he aald, dor- not w arrant which nroppad down. They canto
in at intervals.
despondency.
The planes arrive I I f to IteThe address follows!
“ I am glad to extend this g reet­ tween 4 :1D and 4:111 p. m C!:I3
ing In tha automobile Industry of and *130 p. nt. K. H. T .l.
H tartlrg at 2 i *rlm-k y o .lrrth e United S tates aa rru m c n lc d
In your banquet in New Yotk city day morning. (I. MT. I’d p. m.
Monday, K. S. T d -h lle d a rk re s.
tonight.
"I am Inftrm ed That If I were still hung over Afr . a. th J l u l speaking to every person who-r Inn squadron Idled anoho, ,,nd
livelihood ia directly or indinetly s .a m l out f.
the long flight
drp m d en t upon the Industry I a r t.n . the Hnulh Atlantic.
should b* s|&gt;raking to one y e n in
Thet, at .1:10 a. m.
M. T.
In every 10 o f, th r people lhev p-ssed the Dai lent, first of
of our country. Therefore,
the th,. ttaliun Vvasels nlorg the
c u te . At l;S7 tl. M. T. they
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inii7K.deaf sar to new tie
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J laands for federal food loan*, the
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A l l a n , 1,1 last week, th r adm in is­
tration position against
federal
aid w a( receiving aupport before
the Senate Appropriations tb m m ilter by John
Barton
Payne,
cliaitnian o f the Hrd C o in .
In another quarter,
S ecretary
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Mellon qufstlunrd lh*
cunslttu'| \ I*I
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FLAG IS PLANNED

Wood Give* FiffiTres
Tpon .Employment

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IXINDON, Jan . 7—(A l‘) - A ray fit ally Xlpprd to n .to p ...I the Hit. rnnt.onNl Meivautilu
Monnc
f«»r lh, Mom* ', "Seleryng Mr
of hn|te shone today thm uah the w aters , f Natal llarU -r at 1:15 ' ompany.
t ’lirn ', ••fill In* tho l orn I'top
•
| h i.n k l.n s «i,| tho principal ,'b.
cloutis tshich have gathered a- p_ m
1i DtT ', Thr y o i l 1.0 shoe II Oil
rcund t egutiatiiins to srttlit the
A great , i„w,l w rlroim .l tho J«xt " f tin' c ii.olalul on "r
«"* ______ ___ _____ _ . _____ ____ ’.i .Ut
. . .L’«
. si men nl lh,- le n t of lh*
South Walt* roal dispute that put vlailnrs.
f*'1' .............
w"d u|''rul 'l ‘ "v &lt; « i r ; i
I I J s w l4 \ » m # ,i» x s x ' I'nlidlmt at II. i . I nnd H o’clock
14U,U0U miners out uf work lust
; W 1( 1 0 W I S l f f T O f l U n C , ,|u, „ g th - th .go d a y . of the show.
lly
p. in . ull the planes sh p p m g in Hit im i'orlaiit
| T»» l*y , A U * It J mIh i ' oii. «Iiu s lor
week.
were safely anohnn-l end General llM ii I hi* AiMtiifHn CU»r. in w ln-h7 t
| uf \ 1 m! n M iMufJilUili **t •liA fter u meeting between Wil­ Itnlo Hallo,, who is Italian Air till* ItiMMM'vHl StMl.l»hI»l|. f a«i|iipaiiy| r , | h UJ(I j M||
••nt
liam Gruham, president of the M inister g rd a l'T coiihm tided
Iloar.1 i f Trade, and, m iners’ rep­ the flixhl, diarmlutrkrd tvl'ti hi*
pli'tiuu fimil nrra’ngeuunU for th*
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.
.
«
D|»«*f
(In
foil
Ir-I
1
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h»I
resentatives—lh,. last of many aid* t„ l,n welcomed l&gt;y Htvtrllmi. o ' -I uI , ' liuinnto n »f &lt;h • ex­
ronfetvrves
held yesterday—It ian nftieials.
lid'll-, t nouvh rimps I" a,o"in"fwn* rrcraloil inlay will, lh an !ale nl I,"*t .'dki l&gt;iid« "f all type*
was unnmtiK ril th at the rtiln*
The General wn&lt;
nntorallr
owners amt representative* at th r rlnled. for he had said before
hu\o alioad) la’in erect,',1 l.n i,)
ntrn would meet again tum oirow. the s 'H rt'th a t if half tho plane.
tut, ts at ol Illy t im e r .nl ltd I’l"- Id nk. lav e Iss'i, O' niing in to Ills
uffio,. of Paul lliggoi* Ji , . e n 1*Detail- were larking as to what which left H air IVc. 17 ......died
din t &gt; 1 ompany I ml l.-'l, .-oi l f i t
inr , of the ,!*!•&lt;» at l.m. ill large
might l*e nivontplished but it s u s Rraslt, it wnull l&lt;e a remarkable
^U5,U&lt;Ki,iaai
of
win,
h
i
,
m
,I&gt;
,-&lt;xhl
number*, nml, *iin« e n lia n l. have
rrgatded u , an encouraging sign at hievnment.
WAMIINHTON.
Jan
7
(
\I*J
and
u
quai'lrr
mdiioii
went
to
in,td iiiinniiiiw afleiniMin al ’t lHI
th at the disputants had agreed to " A fte r three days horn the Ita l­
. S w ift a ,lio n wa* promised
Dgd&gt;it's widow, Mr* Io'llln T-'lild- .•’lin k hi which 1" enler
tin'll
get tugvther uguin.
ians will go «n tn K'o D Janethe
J
u
stin
'
I&gt;
&lt;
i&gt;nittnrnt
y
a
s
trid
s
y
|&lt; n Arinoiir.
,'xliili I . the ,x m t nili.iliei
w 'll
This fnllowpl a day of dea|&lt;rr lm .
oil , bur go* that on Ind.ana miniThe Shell Union ltd IMn,|-an» ■I. i l« k ro o n uniil tlu&gt;&lt; • i"r . Mr.
ate negotiation-, with th r Gov
oer u f •' m gres. hn,l
acfepte .1 and the Standaid Oil of t'alifor- .John-,.li
id, however, lhat t!&gt;»
ernntvnt dealt' g flr*t with the
in,wiry Iroii, four p u .U u arU t* to rta Were Iho (din (lasers. Tho ileal Show’ Ih ’s year ei uld
elsily lh
optrat&lt; r&lt; a n t then with the
ot,tain theii njipalnlm ent*.
in) ilvul ,i thousand "ban's of lw ,. I,' laige In point nf .n ti n s
m in u s, repotting to the cabinet
A llorary General M iirloll said L'lUMilsal l oiupaiiy will,I, *|a,u- altvivlam r "till general tnteiest as
la hrtw etn times.'
lh* la ris a - submitted h&gt; Ho* s, led the Diild,. ill , IMI king I'M" t In,
It vra, nrdrr-liMHl the meeting
h e ljla - t y a r
I'nsl lltfiii' Department were njvr r , o in w td,h Mi Aimoar mve.tMu,I, (nteresl
ha«
,leti'|i,|l*n
aerum ph-httl nothing except the
In the hands uf the rrim lnal &gt;1. ,..| H i,,.
loin luilli'ii, *l*,lla i*■ over th,......... e*h LH whh'h * I" •
decision to ro h frr again today.
(C,.nt in lied On l'»«e Si* I
PA It IS. Jan. 7 - - (A P I—The vision, and that If the aurinnl lie always In,,I faith Dial •' would
A new note of trouble—Ihteat
of a I i b o u t- developed in the body of Marshal Joffre, hero of tours* werv follow*,] they weutd yield M |" fit I, it h die I in lamJ W ."
th* klarn*. rested Inday In I .* be fotw arihil shoilly l i tho Uud don will,on' icing hi - dream muCommissioner Loftier naked th a t U ntile industry a . the afterm ath Ifkaltijm. lla l| i f kTutu.il Humor* wl tlla trt stl, mey at Indiana tirin l'ie . A &gt;,nr ag., the Armour IT. S. W ill R eco g n ize
(ba metlon be ahoTtcncd to read, to the strike Monday uf 3j U0 U ls whuM massive dom** »M l* polls in I*' laid In (or. a grand I stale wa, tloMsI ,n pnihatu rourt N e w G u a t e m a l a R u l e
■vets ir the llurnley a n a who
la affect, th at all ( 'ill employe*!
s i 'Wing tiu o lirn .y of m a il) *'-V
w alkel out ln prnteet against 1h* Anh RtC Tmrttrf nf-Tfa^"1rT,d and jury.
b« Baked to resign. He said th a t
T hr fon g te-sm an igvnlrod re. INIO.000, a sail eontra-t l*i the
WASHINGTON’. .Ii\n. « &lt; ' • ’&gt;
Roefi- T ^h . ta'Hion Parisian* |,r^v.
"arcre
looms
psr
weavxr
o
w
K
f'T
thfe.a walipulaUon*
Which Com m aipv
All *IMi,000,(KKi-|K| Ammui waa ra- - The slate ,hf|u*l intent I'"lav *n
This rails for rash weaver to at- ed the f u e lin g w rathei to &gt;tai"l main,',| „f(i,i„ll&gt; unnamed.
*r s H r Lehman h a d ' attached ta
f,Hir
|,
nlinnaieia
liv
'd
in
iho
d*e•
puiidlv worth during the war. all tn trtl tile A m erhan
lutslde Notre Damn amt along R e
h'gallon
&lt;n thought ef the motion taad eight looms instead el tht route to Ije* Invalidrs f, r h"gi* 11 tot ot ItenresrnlalH vr llowlnd- The tlnlv, r*nl Uoinpany -h u ie. in
at Guatemala City to isleo.1 lefour prrvhtusly. ami the melt c n, &gt;—■
sJ* w
n eara
w uni
UBBCceraary, apd th at ho
tend such action will Increase utv While the lo rte g r ln _ a sonlxp Iota, defrxted hy a D nnnrratlo up the e-tale hud lan-n refused l&gt;y oegniti »ii t'* the government of
- !.'
weald aacoad the rautlea If U wa*
riO 'ia o ^ ' jiratwtrlrd
from U x |s,nrnt in the Novemlwr vleolion,, I r |oi|itors ux Irvalualilo assets.
• he provi-ion*l president. Anemployment.
‘
abarteaed. ft* also declared th a t
Initial tavvatitati *n wns i n .l l - '
ra lh M rlt t.i th* ttn ip o isry re*l
(trail*. C nler-Serretary
1 oiton
la favor of tho motion be­
ing place «f th , man win, &gt; n p J tUted at the request of Hetialoi* K i d n a p e r O f B u s c h
niinoun,ing the aelion -al,| il wa*
l t allowed the now Comirils- P l a n e W i t h P a y L o a d
Kianer from lh* Invader In ItMl Watson aiul llnlen-on, uf Indiana.
in arrywxlanir with u i",li«y f"lta make any change* they
K i n I s H e l d I n .1 a i l liw td since the |M-ari‘ treaty of
l n front nf I** Ineallde.. war W ithin III davx th* inquire turn­
A rriv e s In B e rm u d a
wish without ran tin g om,
. • ’■ •, „
ed
lip
whxl
the
I'osl
IMfire
He|
ltd era ns, % who
had
*ufl«**d
. *
HSaSt to old employees, ’i t
MT. I.OUIM. Jan- 7.
The t'n ited Htale*.-while led a
HAMILTON, B rtum da. Jan. 7. xexHird, while sore lag uodor “ I5lp la rlrn rn , te rm 'd 'Vixdcnoe *»
only (king to do”, ho said.
a ” Js lfr* . wrre given sa«l* " f , renelusiva in its r h a r a r tr r ' thxt Tlie n rg f" kiilnuiH-r u f Adulphu* patty tn the traaly . I,a* adhefed
I w hiten accepted —(APT—'TW irnti airman Tradehnaor whll* ti*nat«i I umiIs llar l lh , »e • postm astrra • were a i h i l '• Busch Orthwem. 13-year-idd heir to Imt t e ,' gulling anyone who
' i '
^
U if le r ’a regueft, wind carrying Mr*. Beryl lla rl
of the wealthy Busch family, was came into |ow *r In C entral A m er­
M a v l^n n thou, nnnlstor nf w ar amt a per­ ed."
motion. In It* shortened and Ll*ul. William
'S T t
sonal friend i f th* Marshal, *xIn (he St. lo'ul. County jnil nt ica after la d in g u .coup ilelat.
carried by a vote of fe a r ts skimmed duwrh ta a pretty land­
tnllid hi* **rvlir&lt; t„ h i. country ( I IN MTU Hi TIO N III DM ll l ’KNKD Clayt ,tL I,"lay, fix* day* a fter he C itton sai,| Andrade had nothing
C .mmlseioner Bpeor Ing In Hamilton harbor at ' IJdH
! seilist Die I"')’, on New 5 r a t a tn do with lh* coup detat which
(E astern H lardard Tint#) ' today In a» liapresslv* aerviee whl-h
ttt It.
BATON ROUGE. U ., Jan 7 evo.
tuiiughl |H,wer (o Manuel (Ind­
completing
lb* firs t ovcrwalrr lh* unastvntnilou* a o liirr Iiiiiim II
I m e e t I n g of the old
—
-(AID—H
m
I*
on
rexv
naid
,"iv
might hav* veturd.
TTie negin, Charles 5. Alwin- iana whom the a ta tr department
l e s l O n opened prompt- lag of a flight with a pay load
si,ii.
lIon
work
e*tlmale«l
al
an
rr
Marshal Jo ffre rev, in-,I l««l
athy, aunenderrd ye.lrriU v to refused 4n reaognite.
s (
T :K o’clock, and the f p a A rparha * 7 / ^ 1
sltrn iio rs of the ih u n h in Iho tl&gt;«„ M,000.000 w ire opened hy I ta n y T. Biun.lidgr, r,|»&gt;itrd f'»r
a f the three prtcesdlag
historic old cathedral of N o 'ir th* L .u ia a n a Highway Commis­ th* St. 1 nui. S tar. *ht Kansas C a l i f o r n i a G o v e r n o r
■ war* read. Before they H a r t w e l l A y e r s D i e s
Darn*. Mmr. Jcffrw aat la-low tin- sion today nt the s e r m i rtrocjl- City. Brundidge lu m c l th r nrgro
appeared, th a I. B. Davlp
T o P r o b e H a n ifin R H
CBtafalgiw.
Th*
sup
&gt;hnwn I.risking letting under th« Mtalr’a i over to Shcrilf 1411 "f St. lamia
1
waa again Uwaat
' O f W n u t o d s I n P a n t M i R through g re a t rath*d,al window- rew IJSjDOOdKiO
highway anti
i County.
.
H
ACRAM K HTO T'al.. Jan 7.
when Commtialoaer
bar shoulders like a tain- hri Ire program.
PANAMA CITY*.Jan. 7 ^ -(A P I
A
bernathy was t,roughl hyr au- (A l'i (io v rtao r Janie* Kolph. Jr.
th a t ble raw ‘
'
.
*
The prosidrnt of fra rs e
— Hartwell
Ayer*,
American
tom nhilr fr„oi Kan*a» City to the announced today th at he intvmleJ
TO VOT* ON WARMHII’p
A nnU tm . Ala- nnd tha yaU egV m oot distingue
|„ st ip all pending hangings un
JalL
P anam l’f ed figure* xvgrg near
Prose, utm g A ttorney
Caatlen til he I&gt;b,| aa opportunity to in­
W A sinN G TO N . Jan. 7 &lt;AI’|
wphrasal Kritlay,
Th* Senata agieed ye*'rrdsv to aaaatturrd h* would Insist on *a vfstigata thg rases nf men »»■#•
OHIO I&gt;BY K El’CAl- HOI'GIIT
i tha fg U r* any *itf
00 taul i'onJ for tha kidualwr. Irtg ’d to dig__
vote
Jaa. H oa the hill aulkarw
wax shot to th* netk and
"Any m a ^ a n tc n c -.l lu t-e hung
harnathy's father. Peal AberOhio,
Jan
.
7
.
li
ng
*
10
^
00,000
to
m
odrnort
ih
i
“
2
_____ tea. Death cam* at 6 A- M.
‘ ^ L U M ,,l,*i
nhtby, and hi* bUrcgi b'riada Hold,, ed should.h a fo an opprrtunili t"
rencal
,
f
cen-llbaltWahlpa
N*w
Mrxi.o,
Mis.l*Ma waa n s tta g aaaler at mulrighl I fAP&gt;
t h u g r l w ith ’ complicity In have hia naaa proornted to the
xvas th* first »lfpi and Idaho. Tha Idll had l"-*a
ha had apewt a trvu',l.-,i &lt;» tu tt
kldnapinK. still are In JalC on­ got, in&lt; &gt; r.^M || now rhWf rxr'Uiatro
d
u
m
l
in
y
a
-e
d
,
but
wa*
ironnaidrte.l
unwtrlrh ha waa vUited l&gt; I’lect
to mi** i ho 130,000 hall (Ir* iW la tM H irs r men were unp*xt*rday af- Urr a u raalgiom ccnstnl afra*A flaa. prorrsi -n.1 't o 1
d*r • e D t M K f die thta month.
‘ tloo.
I o-etL

Impressive Service
Marks Final Rites
Paid “Papa” Joffre

NUMBER

Five Ceuta

8 A N F 0 H I ) . H .O R lD A a W E D N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 7 ,

A sso c la le d

•

The House laid aside th* drouth
appropriation tem porarily when
H epiesrntallvr 0 a ra * r of Texas,
Dent mratio leadrr,
i*fuse,t
to
agrve to a proposal by neprrsriita ttv r l.aGnaplla |R N Y), that
the food loan* In perm itted tit
vltin* us Hell as drouth ntuas. The
itiousui* will b« brought up under
another patllam rtitar) pr.tevitiire
in a day or so If in the meantime
ih r liadi'ls have not liiiorpot*tcd
iho 7 15,IKK),(Hitt fund, minus the
ti'iiMIliilml On Page 5(g)

Another Proposal
Touching Veteraus
Is Made To Mellon
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.
(A P)
Another piopusst to vnnvert
ir te i nils' ,-nintam.ntion vertlflra te , into r»*|, went to .Sivrvtary
Mi-11 ,|| y rsln d ay fnr a irp u rt.
Chain,tali Hawley nf th s Way*
on,I Mean. , ninmiltm' aniimiiiccl
ho hs.l sent the ( I n n e r I'luposal
fnr partial paym ent'to the T reas­
ury. with u irq u rst (or an optn|,n . Ill* inm ntitlro must glvu a
I,oaring t„ any or alt uf half a
■liuu'n varying plam hefotu progre," ,nn te m»d* tow ar,| m artlaa*-nt. Seoietaiy Mrllun im n tly
.............I psymont in full.
l i s t ,l,y .aid hi- action, gi tes|&gt;&gt;iltse to nil lirgi'dl rcqiie-l l,y
It, I'leventulivi' tin ru n the Dotnoirniio I,'"del. intnnt, neither th at
lie y»*« ’ for or ugainst."
A« soon a* Hr|&gt;r&lt;*i, nlatlro
Kl'h, (It. N. Y .|, h'sioed of Haw­
ley V n* I ion, ho riii uunred he
would vvrlti- iho chairman daiiinnding siinilat tira tiu riit for hla
|.r«|"»Ml In pay th* veierans tn
l&gt;rr rent of I he final value uf their
I, *nd*. tinnier wuuld pa&gt; them if they so eletted the full |" i* .
i n ' siim n .irr vulu*.
G arner 'n l j undrr SwnHary
Dgdrn Mills had a-ruiw l him uf
pminpt vonsideratiun
by
lh*
T leusiil). •
M e a n w h 11e. It, pres.-ntative*
Is-.,. „l t ’alifninia, Ludlow of In­
diana. a n j Putman nf Texas, all
P&lt; min rat*, urged passage nf same
in,'asut r.

H e

Ih P e a c e fu l

CHICAGO, Jan. 7 .- I A P I — If
tin r,- I- mi) thing fotul* Morrit

like, il &lt; |M-aer.
In fart, ho told Judge John I'.
Lyle that as a burglar h* would
go to all,nnt a id length to gel
| m.mc. p.,r inslante he aaitl, he
never walked with muddy thoea
nVrr expensive rug* and he never
waked U|, a I,all) circ|&gt;l hy arc!del t.
"I'm quit* a |&gt;e*ceful huiglar,
jm lg,," hr aald, whiTrupon Mlsa
Alin- RamtUa.l, IN, interrupted
to say that h r was about
I" a, I fol as "the World War."
"All lit did." "lie said, "waa
jump &lt;&gt;a me, tie m* up. and then
threaten to ehoot mr if I didn't
isvoal w here I had my ro mey."
Jodg* Lyle seutem rd Mortis tn
a year In Jail fo r tarrying a gun
and derided tu let th* grand Jury
look into tha robtmry chart* a t
w»l! •* «n allegation lhat Jduirl*
stole (ha atten tio n Udder he ai
ha Hand In h it prufaaalon.

Kj&amp;CLtSi

.

J a n . T — " ‘V
( A P ) — N e a rly 3 ,0 0 0
m o re
tv o r k c ra r e t u r n e d to t h e r a i l
rvhop." a n ti a u to p la n ta y c a te r d a y to a u R m e n l t h e
n e a r ly
3 5 .0 0 0 w o rk e r* w h o a n s w e r e d
th u r a i l o f I h r w h i t t l e in v a r lo u a p a r t e o f t h e c o u n tr y
M onday.
The New York C entral sbepa
a t Albapy, N. Y , returned J.fOO
to work a flcr several wtrk* of
lilli'iirss.' The Ford Motor Com­
pany plant al A tlanta, Ua^ re ­
sumexl with approxlmat*ly TOO
men who wer* Uld off for tho an­
nual Inventory.
Auto plans in tha DotmU,
resumed Munday with n total
employ m in t «( 32,000. Tha ro il n f
Monday's re-employment w as aee iu n tn l fnr In various rail ahppa
th* Chicago and N orthw estern
calling 7,000, tha Monon U n rs aa- •
(wren &lt;100 and 700, th* Norfolk
and W estern 2.K00, th* Mlaaouri
Pacific UNW, (h* N*w York ‘Con­
tra! t | East Buffalo and Dopew;
N. Y. 1.000. and (ho
Southern
Pacific R50.
I
The New York C entral reported
conxitlereblr repair work a t m saiv nn tolling stock, ao there n*pcared promise of steady work.
Reiwrts un dOO rspreoentapro 14dnxtrir* indicated that Docembo*
wmihl show (lie ft rat upturn sine*
May In the empl«ym*nt Index. At
the sam r time opinion Ja Iho.ftnanrial ilU trk l here that tto up- ■
employ nn-nt curve would, renck 'to
toxsoal point sometime this m i*U
found support In lb* emptoympnl
uiipalcto*. \
sa l,
Ford and Ch»At&gt;l*t aoaataN f
plants In varlolia seclione '
*x|wvted !• resume in n day ut
two with IndtcatUn* a f furthar
tm pluyinent Inrreaaot a* th* a*acmhly seaion gain* momentum.

B u r g l a r T c IIh J u d g e
T h at

i

Assistance Needed
In Food Crisis Says
Arkansas Governor
U T T l.K HOCK. Ark . J«n. 7 IA I'1 - In rrply lo m trU ffT ip M
rv«|u«*#i from Senator J ho T. link*
mum uf AilvMii'An f *»r ihfoim i*
tiun Ffganlimr SututdayT f»&gt;od
itrimmiit in I iun mI Knglai'd, Ark.,
G„v. Harn-y I'arnrll last night
sent him n telegram
advising
Ipriv &gt;v*. n„ violence hut th at it
» * , "tm pe,alive" addilivnat aa*
s l.la n rr I* rendered.
The sana lor'* request waa laadd
regal,ling a former telegram seat
y Ihe gnvem ur tn easlein newxe p e r, xirhlrh lia.l in q u u ck nf lh*
situation.
The goreriH'r’s telegram read
as follow si
"My » ue to the Raltlinor* San
atisw etrd one asking my opinion
ngH iding final riots and it w a.
inlrntcd to ttifnrio Ihrin only a t
lo Ihe ael* „ f violence.
"Y„u ean apprerinla Ihe aailo u .ie ss i f having before Ih*
(astern public Ihe Idea our poapld
w eir looting ami athrrwi** ram ­
milling drpreiiallnris.
"I did rod Intend in any sent*
In leave (hr impression A ikanaat
people w rit n«l nestling a .s iltu '. e l,ul Instead that law le.sneet
would I"' taken earr of.
"The people in dm ulh stricken
s i r s , must have continued help
from th* Rad Cross and th# fedr ia l government anti additional
appropriations f i r food and otharwl*e should l&gt;* mad* to m lllgata
misery now growing woroo with
all find gone and n* w lnlar cloth­
ing.
r lt ts rod rontrm platod tha
legiflaturr wiR he ablo to
any appw piU tlorn fa r drauth ro*
Hot as rrvrnues will n*
"It l* lm|&gt;*rBlllv* th* A t
detegst l.lr ri.ptIuus lo p lt c a seriousness of Iho situation
for* C crgress and additional
eU tam * he tendered."

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and feur ocher* ■ er» aa
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LEGION BILL OF
MONEY HUE TO
BE INTRODUCED

Dr. Bruce held out hope for
the. small merchant when he deHarr,| there would always "be a
place for individualism in mer­
chandising, providing the mer­
chant Irani* that business s tra t­
egy Is not a m atter of momentary
tactics, but ealli for longvlew
planning, cleaer contact* with domand, analysis of business trends
D tf p p ttU * ...
and reduction of overhead bur­
dens.
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"Progress In business depends
't e x n u t u e .
largely upon one’s ability and
V 1 W U IH &amp;
willingness lo render superior
V \l« M O U &gt; O S Y T
merchandising service le hi* com­
munity. No on* can deny n man
■Oka u j e t - H t H ,
or organisation success U b# or It
will render a service to patron*
that Is need and render It In an
Intelligent and economic manner.”
day and tonight will be taken to
The change In Amerlran public
th* Cathedral of Notre IMme,
thought toward hug# combines In
where on Wednesday n, great na­
recent year* "la little short of
tional funeral will be held.
miraculous," declared Dr .Bruce.
"W ith railroads under songres
slonal mandats to ronavlldatc In
lr« mrndous operating units; with
*' fCantlaaed from oars owe)
the federal trad* commission
Dtrntlon leader* contend the Red cooperating with largo business
Cross and other organisations
should filler* human distress.
TW Senate also accepted withfContinued trvm m c * I , t mil debate'or-roll call an amend­
dio rnmmunk’a lk n from one of ment by Senator Black. Democrat,
the planes at roon today gavr the Alabama, presiding that the loans
official" Information that
th* allowed urdrr the drought relief
squadron was procledlhg without bill be extended to farmers with­
mishap toward it, goal. Natal, at out regard to county boundatiri
or geographical rtstrictlin*.
th* northeastern tip of
wireless message also tarried the '• Th# Mouse once before rejected
Information' that th* armefu ex­ the Benatr's proposal for 1*0.000,•
pected to reach Natal thhsrwftap- ■M far draught relief with th*
ccoa between the hour*, of Gita peevision that IU.00SJW be ao’clock and 9:00 o'clock. Eastern satiable foe food loans." Standard Time.
/ T h e 945.000,000 ' was for the
Following their surreisful con­ purchase of seed, fertiliser and
quest of th* South Atlantic, th* fuel/ and ell fer tractors In put­
planes wlH b« serviced fer the ting ip this year’s'rrops.
LUNDON, Jan. It—(API —Soap
completion of th* Journey lo Bur­ - TV'.K. Warburton, secretary of box orators war* talking Commonro* Aires. |&gt;rraant plan* now call the national drought commute*. Ilia In the SiAith'Walts cos| fields
for slope al I’ernsmbut o and Rio Informed the Senate' appropria­ yesterday and It b*«dms obvlour
d* Jaatere, but Commander lUlbo tion* committee that/ tha depart­ Ihor* was a Irrav* danger of dlawas understood to have said that ment of agriculture waa prepared ‘order among tha 110.000”. miners
those cities would not bo.vUllod I# .start making th* k&gt;*m within idl* sine* New Yaafe Day becau&gt;«
for any great length until th* re­ a work or 10 days after th* fund of wage disputes with Ih* mine
owners.
•
turn trip wo* mad*.
* ,.. beceates available.
Their rpebetqion conferred with
The fllght&lt; Is being carried out
Secretary llyde, who ha* rultd
under the sponsorship of Premier that norm of tb* ■tSjroo.OOO fund Emmanuel Dhinweli, ths Minister
Mussolini, * most ardent nvlullon wruld be loaned for food, told the of Mhtrn, end' William Orahaiu.
rnthuslast. Th* 'feasibility of lit- committee he believed the amount president of the Board of Trade,
rugurstlng a regular schedulo ol mdr* than sufficient id meet de whe later talked tklngs over with
Ramsay MacDonald sad Issued an
pasierger end freight carrying
pltnei from Holy to Africa Is be­
in r**pons* to Inquiries, War- lavltatloa to th* owners to come
ing tested In this flight, Because V irion said n» applications had h its for n meeting today.
Up la Bonier, canter of tha lexof the Urge Italian popnlallon ol been made so far fer food loans
n majrrity of tho castor* ’Death although a few Inquiries bad been HI* Industry, another Industrial
American natlore, the flight Is directed to the govrrnmrnt about erirle reached th* breaking wo'nt
also In th* nature of a ghul-wlll them.
Consideration nf the appropria­
tour to cement the friendly rela­
tion* existing between these isun. tion measure was brief In tb*
Irirs and Italy.
' '*
' Ileus*. Represents!We* Black ef
New York, and Kabalk ef IIIIHol*. Democrats, urged that somt
consideration be given lo Ih* hun­
gry Ip th* elUes as well as those
In the country.
. Ameqdatrnt «f thy 916,000,000
h ill,la permit graarera of citrus
frills to share In the loans was
proposed ln o bill by Represen­
tative McDuffie, Democrat, Ala-

ttouwnn "rot

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Thous ands Pay
T r i b u t e At Bier
Of “Papa* Joffre

jdWlag adopted by tha “Dig
;faculty men and cpllegs and
Iralty presidents.. ,
Mo* promised to accept nildt tha confaranr* eligibility
blttoe, which wlU meet on
JayhswketV h s q i ground*
t to consider easts of 10 lo
th«r alhWUa accused of kav.boon Idred to or aubiidlilnt by
milvorslty, dlroctly or Indl[•rmurt of rasenimani amatto/ru m lb# Kama* campo*. Th#
»N0 cry waa, 'ta t1* Investigate
W i t r 'Big Six' schools, too."
M s Ahaarn, volsron athlsllc
&lt;t«r for th* Kansas A g|l*i,

jjia rt* "lh*re have been no chanl h in our attitude tussrd subNfUIngand recruiting since publlJHMh of (he Carnagl* report."
* * jt la rocolled algnlfksntly that
fO rM aluIngar, an Aggie athlete,
* » * summarily found insliglbl* by
Ai9 school authorltiaa whan tbay
•covered ha r»e*|y#d n salary
ffift&gt;m an Insuranc* compsny head
lo r future service aa farm man*

&gt;• L- Brewer, athletic director
Missouri, say* th* most evident
’•lopment sine* publication uf
Carnegie report la 'th a t unially presidents, faculty mam■ and athletic authorities hav*
F become
e n u in e ly mors
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b*com* ggenulntly
InMtwd in a wholesale altitude
twrd athletic*.
w pllre college faculties," he
F« T&gt;*» become more familiar
|A- ml**, ethics and standarda
jU fftrant sports."
k f 1 LyUon, business manager
Drnka university, sold he fall
wna an annual Improvamanl
callage athletics before tb*
ritagle report was Issued. "ConMM w t os eorapared with 10
M* ago." he aded, "or* vary

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jr . Tafr, a new representative
the ruling "Big HI*" council of
■assort, conducted a one-man
■nilng expedition Into Kansas
jk.fall and prosecuted the char('before his colleague*,
fb# powerful faculty body voted
'Ostracise Kansas after this
Wt but a faw weeks later
ridded It* order after lb* Kan
I'gthletic board banished Jamas
fktfddilt all around athlete, un-.•■ clarifying Interpretation of

Passman fer 978 monthly and Ibis
i found to constitute subeldla-

' TU8CAUMMA. Ala* Jan. 8-1
(AP&gt;—Alabama’s Crimson ,TWa
rolled home yesterday to ' 1hqJ
rimer, of 6000 admirer* and th«J
blare of four bands.
Whistle* of tralna la tha y ard s
and factor's* thrc.ughout tho city
joined In lbs carophonjr th a t told
tbs Crimson* srhat Tuscaloosa
thought &lt;f them.
,
•
ritlts r* jolted studsnU and
collets 'professor* In making tha
welk’n ring fo r ths Tide that eriri
merged Washington Stato'a Coug­
ar* 24 In 0 (r Rate Bowl nt Pea*-

o o n vt*eoViVOCttVrU. I ' W B P V j R L
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V ganeral belief expressed
l' th a t the exhaustive- Carnegie
MOr, n f t u later, aeetne to
o brought hens* to nnlm alty
eollega official* a necessity
careful scrutiny of their own
letie personnel, or pf others. ;
concrete example was seen In
I p i brought by Prof. W. A.
». of tls* Unlvaralty of Ml**V that U»a University of Kan.was 'guilty of proselyting end

•'.Tho tame insurance man emPl*T*d Bsusch at Kansas aa a

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IAHSA8 CITT. Mb, Jan. V *1 — Inertaasd Interest agd
|itaUt' Of college offlclala. In
'Jijgin'fm. r f several middle­
Men, vporta authorltiaa, baa
fwtyhtd snbatdlxlng and recruitrthd twin evil* charged against
M s athlstka In ths Carnsgts
9rt a m * than n year ago.
b*0 l&lt;adan la tha -Big Sla"
(Wanes, which racsntly seat In
(pail o rsr areusstlona against
“almso-purltr” of athlsUa at
them be r Unlrsralty of Kanaai,
|-t* tha bsllaf that publication .
tM Carnegie reports had Inated in professor* and pretlla, eaaarioutncti of tha Ilia
tag from a policy *1 -win * t
Hhers say there has been little
no offset' from Hit expose of
ii hcrectlgators, who concluded
t avery seventh college athlete
the nation V** subsidised and
I eoeches ‘ went shopping” for

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Students Are Joined
By Citizens, Profes­
sors In Celebration

L e g a l Restraint
Is L i f t e d From
P a c k in g Houses
(U k tla sri from Tag* I)

rnabling them to contribute to
the modrrn trend of rvdurlng dis­
tribution cost*.
Both F. Edson While, prvsldenl
of Armuur, end l,oul* F. . Kwlfl,
president uf Hwlth A Co.. In Chi
rago said they louked upon Iht
decision as beneficial to lb* pub­
lic aa well a , their companies.
Ther* was no Indication of Ih*
course th* government- - would
take, but nrtlv* dissatisfaction
with th t opinion was expressed
by J. II. McLourin, president of
tb* American Wholesale Grotors’
association. This organisation and
th* National Wholesale arocerk'
association had Intervened In opposition to modifying tho deerr*.
H m Nabraska, A U lttk Dim*,
MrLaurln eald tks inudlflcatlon
t j w k U. Gish apek* favorably would - B0t preveat the packsrs
W rtpoet.
from dom Irating the food busi­
ness, making I f bard, not only on
wholeaalo grocer*, but on ran nor*,
(^Affected. Ht. Lsuls uslvtr- retail gi-eMfd. ‘.meat d*sloes and
w m n q i U i same.
consum er*."
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Justloe Oaltcy. ln hi* opinion
QfYlDKND OKXABID.
aald If Ul* pucker* were' given
permission lo *dl si retail II
might roauh la driving out 61
business th* few'independent gro­
I th* trugvlor quarterly cer* left.
8 p*rr*nt an stock of ' Justice Bailey said Ihor* w a, us
r, pajabi* Fob. ,g t« ovldonca that th* packers hod tht
; f t i w t a w Jaa. 19. monopoly of wholesale meat
haadling and cited th* te e llm a a
of Independent packer* that thd
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■ t Continued troru par* 11
ed. It grew until, just before
nightfall It became a-vast saultltude, which at one moment got
out of bounds aad women were
knocked down and Irampled upon
he fire order was restored.
Th* elrrem of those who filed
through the portals of France’s
famous military school to pause
i i t u moment beside the body nf
the old warrior, grew S£u deep end
stretched front tha entrance-of
the school nearly ,n! quarter of a
mile away across the Champ de
Mors.
' There were jnsny thousand* of
them »n«j one nf the, most touch­
ing tributes wds that of the hun­
dreds of children who Joined In
the solemn march. . It wss a
dreary wait, but the marshal's
countrymen stood patiently with
Util* lo say.
Once Inside the cMpel whey#
the body lay on a simple soldier's
col the rruwd kept slowly mating
by army officers who gave privil­
eged ptarrs t j mutilated soldier*
rome to give a final salute to the
leader they had served under.
Outside again the thousands did
nnt have, but . formed a silent
mass on the opposite side of the
great square of the Champ , do
Mar* under the shadow of tha
Elf tel lower.
At ,pne lime, when ‘the chapel
was particularly crowded. Nmr.
Joffrs stole quietly Into th* bal­
cony of France'* marshals over­
looking the bier, and for nearly an
hour knell In prayer.
The body will II* In state to-

ITALIAN FLEET
O F PLANES I S
NEARING GOAL

MILLIONS A R E
ADDED TO BILL
TO AID FARMER

plenienU. The men would ho Ibt
first of ths 600 new agvtrta Wood­
cock ha* requested.
The measure trould provide
110,000 for prohibition education,
to bo conducted through monographs and pamphlets about condltlofts under the dry labre, prepared by a staff of research.osperis.
•
Acting a* spokciman for attorneys defending the Clark declslon, Frederick It. P. Pearse
told the supreme court other en­
gagements would prevent ih tlr
appearing for nl Im il thro*
month*.
At the same lima he crltielsad
as Ineumplel* th* brief filed by
Solicitor General Tharhrr, con­
tending the government appeared
to HVve assumed that tha highest
tribunal -la foreclosed from con­
sidering the points raised by us
and favorably pasted upjn by the
court below."
Pearse asserted lb* New Jersey
decision apparently was not ham­
pering enforcement of th* pro­
hibition law, and that th* government was exhibiting undo# haste
In bringing th* matter before tb*
supreme court.
II* dlsrlomrd an effort would b*
ntade lo show that the rani ques­
tion raised had never been passed
Upon by the court, aa th* govern­
ment contends, end that tha pro­
hibition amendment “wa* not
proposed by Congrera In tha usual
form,” but constllutat **tM'bnly
Instance of such a p r o p o s a l . " ,

Hit-And-Ran Aut*

Disordets* Feared In DriverFined$50In
Welch Mine District

FAMED PLANE TO COME HERE

Local Police Court
(Continued From Pag* One)
weir made lo pul up 96 bonds fur
their appearance In court Four
of the nine cstrested their bonds,
Iwe ef them fu'led to make an
appears net- but notified police
they would be on hand al th* F ri­
day cession of court, on* of thorn
waa found nut guilty, while two
ef them paid 96 fines. They wen*
enlovlnv
. V1«■*■ game
v a n ,. when
whafl
enjoying ■
e —
"skin"
lhev were surrounded by pollco.
Elljth Canty, colorid, chaired
with being drunk and disorderly,
p ad a 910 fin* rather' than re­
main In Jell no days a* Judas Sha­
ron had ordered. Ilenty iblsM tx.
roll red, went on a rampage with
a rotor alter becoming somewhat
tipsy on corn llquQr. He was
brought into court . o n 1 tkyea
charger; being drunk and disor­
derly, retrying run reel id weapons
and avasult, and was fined M&gt; 936,
and 960 respectively. Unable to
rale* the funds to pay the fin#*,
ha la now In jail serving a total of
tM days, the alternative eenlenc*
Im p oixl

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,"b think I express \h* sentl.
meet of the entire party whan
1 say.lhU Is the happiest moment
nf our trip," Wade said and their
Dr. George l&gt;*nny. president o*
the university, thanked'the croqK
for It* reception.
At “the mnurd" the tram membent had their say and Preddle
Mhgton, all-American tackle, told
how -It was dor*. "W* s a w -69,
•&gt;oo people; and a gfuUp of big
m l devils and Jdst gnv* them th*
works,f he' saW. •
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relyid. the heaviest ft*# of Hit' ll*
ternqnn, I9Q0, fbr pots^a'ngtA plrltoda. vinous nr npnlUTttadf,' ta t
•he was t dsble'tw p n /ill. sd'she
is now sorting n'K-*l*y sentence,
lllltlKKH'B^WOUNne PATAL
.■■NEW ORLEANS. Jan. O -(A P )
•-Paul A. Best, comml**Ws Uwhaf
died at a local hospital ycS^tV M
to which he was iak aa frX rt#&gt; J
office with two b u lle t-woUW&amp;sli
hit head. .
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THIS COUPON IS WORTH 13.13 TO YOU
HARAI.YHIH HTHOKK IB FATAL
. UNION, R C , Jan. 6—(AP)—
Lieut. Gov. Thomas Bothered Bat­
ter ef Seeih Carolina died la a
hospital here yoatsrday afternoon
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following a stroke o t paralysis
When Hanford', skies hocom* clouded with alrpUna* on the af­ Monday nlghL
ternoon of Jaa. 90, whan mor* (ban 60 airplarcs will pay ih h 'tlly
a visit, one of th* outstanding planes on anhlblt will b* &lt;b* Bt. Lsuls
Robin, pictured above, which, piloted by Forest O’Brttn and
MIAMI, Jon. 4.—( A D - Geor­
Dal* Jackson, set a w trld’, record for" auatsdrsf flight over Bt. Leo I* ge T. Butterheff, M, rone rots and
la Jaly IM», ftfU* fur IT days, . I t hours end . 31 .. minute* dgtrlag - «en|m atar of Bxlti***r*,
over Lambokt Field. Th* 8L Louis Robin, according ta II. Bj (Whom; MIL died suddenly here last night.
local a font fer ths Qnlf Refining Co,, which now oem* tha piano, la II* hod been h*r*&gt; about tww

squlppod will) a new Curtis Chsliengor motor, sad l« piloted by W. l i
('•a#*, enparituccd p|l*t with muck.war tlaan experience. It use* Ouffprid* &lt;dl lffl for lubrIcatUo and b a n s OuR No-Nan gasolina exrtwalrriy, ilb*. same brands of all and gsaallns which were uofd on Ua
record-fnakJng endurance flight. |k I* a moCepiaqa of IM-taUn typo,
and lajUipYtrit of a float of plagladr^lgh th* Gulf Reflaiag Co, will
pti&gt;«l&gt;Ma Jn 'a q effort to atlmdUt* nrtatlen throughoat fha’patloa. It
I* now onrmrto'io th* MUasI Air IU***. aad, after comptethHe&gt; tow
of th* bt«U iogothsc wHh ovor 60 ether ship*. U win |MKkA| ta

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T.LDumasEle
Mayor Of Sri
By Unanimous
appointments a t th e hi
f i r m last night by ■ )
W : C. Hill a t th eir V
Magnolia Avenue, f a t
bora of the Evening B

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be gtVea Frtddy .r e n i n , a t B;00 P. Fhaiak Sptinpa shero ab a' id
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l i r a K. H. Laney baa ha h a r
cordially Invited to attend.
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pueat a t her home In P aata, h a r
admltaIon 'w ill bo c h iftb d .
■Mar, Mrs. Edward W inter* oad
The rveniagV cntet lalmnent two children, of E n te rp rise Ala.
will Include the p rc ira U tlo a of a
• b a it pl»y. - a ;. BrUUaak Wee**,
Mlaa Baba Berman and .K im
and eevcral musical, number* ami U b b , Woodmaa, of . A tlantic
readinpe. At" the bonrfusiun a f th e

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To Dependable Class

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B ering the erentap aoipral pro*
preaalona of bridpa w o P r e A f o d .
K ra, H. A. Newman rocafrad hlph
heart price*for the lad ha, a illh

(Coatlaaad Pram Pace O n*)' / ]
m atter be inserted aa a m a tte r o f 1
record. Commissioner W a a d re #
then moved th a t th a entire ofM &gt;
be u ric ken from the m laoM *
Moving ooly the re y a rt of th*
committee. U . j s r I ikm a* m U
th a t he waa r wUB*g provided
Commissioner Speer would agract
Commiuiooer Spear declared ha
would allow hie w orth U he
■irtikra, roactudlng w ith, " t h e
whole meee waa uncoiled for,Commissioner Newman m a n d a d
the motion, nnd It waa carried. •
The prtceedinc
m jia tre w e ir
then signed by the Mayor, : 0» l

The Commlaalaft, a t th* request
of A ttorney WlWon, deridad , la
m art a fter tha reg u lar session
w as adjourned, to discam a time
f a r a propoead aaacttng w ith at*
torney'i for th e Bondholder*' Pro*
ted h rc rom m lttoa
which waa
rpt all the bom pa. 1 hope scheduled to bo held today.
Cemmlialoncr tubman's motion
lU beablate take them
I b e H r r tle a n ,f o r ,duT&gt;
iat 40 yrara, 1 beliora th a t
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PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORS
O m ctatio n i". Mayor Duma*
dpM d th* oath of office, and
Moca of th* office of Mayor.
R h firs t m ar* a* a mayor w ta
i a*k I f anyone in_ the audlewee

A c c o u n ta n ts a n d A u d ito r s
F irst National Bank Bulldinp

Sanford *

that inaemoch aa no fu rth er b o th wrath a d aald. ' Mr. Mayor, whll*
ne.a confronted th* oM Commit- | hobo no bntfne»» to b rln r op, I,
alon, the meeting
bo adjourned *a a eltfabn think that It la tha
*JV dW. He and
CommlaaioaM boalrwea of every man In ttda
Woodruff than quietly le ft the te a m 1to honor tha mrn who have
I M Pulciton and W, C. Hill. tab!* *a Mayor Lehman Invited werfc*d ** li»rd for our City darMr. Byrd and Mr. Domna to alt |^ &gt; tha p a rt year*. especially Mr.
with the Commbalon
Deb man, oad. Boh Newman. I *xThe two Commlmlaners -elect tend all homfcge ta Mr. Lehman
ram* forweyd, took ttu t* vacated fo r h it continue,) fine effort* In
by Ihc two retiring Com m litlen- behalf o f o u r a ffy its becebie 1 be­
e n , listened to. the read Itip of the llevs th a t h it every move was made
oath of office, signed It, nnd then In hll sincerity nnd looking to th*

Mo

L. R ALFORD COMPANY

&gt;rence Spurting: la
ed Last Wednesday
fc*r
ta n, t X**
City aftdr (pending
irvernl
days

H o s te s s

esterday

Dependable Class o t
har* aa tho pueat of Mrs. R. A.
Methodist Church *J
Newman, Bare Crtirtmonthly barlnea* and!
tap on Monday evenjn*?. w ith Mrs.
Mrs J. T. Ropers and Mr. and
Smith, Mr*. Paul J umm in . Mrs, Mrs. F . L* Morse h&lt;ve returned
Bert Chapmon,
Mr*. , Dwight to tb rlr homo In Joeksonsille af*
Smith and tha Mlsaea M argaret ta r (pending (tha holidays bar*
Zachary and Mabl» Wilson a* ho&gt;* with Mr. and Mr*. J. K. I# * * ,- "
tosses,
aaps^yjuyf 1^
F ollo w lag 'u 'b u ffet rapper the
Mr. and Mra. tl.
Monlaalbusiness -Wreion waa
with vatpe and son, or A tlanta, Co.,
Mrs. Burke S ta tic p (raiding are new arrival* har* and are
Thoae attending s e r a ; Mrs- W. H. making th a tr home In the D arts
Dtornton, Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mr* Apartm ent* on M apnol'a Avenue-,
V igil Smith, Mrs. lWrt Chapman,
Mr*. Burk* Hfact-*, " .Mrs. - Kyle
Dr. R. 8 . Koelor, of Cranford,
ak rr, Mrs K. L. Londen- N. J , I* spending tha w inter eUoMr*. Dw'pht Smith, Mrs. *&gt;n hero with hla son-in-law and
Hand, Mr* Clyde Ramsey, daughter, Mr. and Mr*. W. K.
Herman M lddhton, Mra. Watson, a t th a ir homo in Rosa
d P roetsr, Mr*. Carol Den- Court. *
aja and the Mlsser M argaret Eatk a ry .'M a b l* W ilson,''LRa Thorn
Mrs. M. A. GsrrUon, Mis* Mari­
ta * # tlre y , J, Dial G ray a n d 'tP a !
Gray, J r . have returned U Laii.
m is, ft- C- a fte r vlslt'np Mr. ami
Mi*. U F. Boyle here fu r tha

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Sunday School Honor
Roll Revealed Today

Club Plans
Annual Ball

Th* following Is the Hal of
ns mra o f those of the Baptist
Sunday School who were plated
on the hnror roll for the month
o f D eerm brrt Cradle Roll Deport*
atent—-Polbarin* Beam, Genrpo
W. H uff and Mrs. R. F. Coopers
Beg loners, Elsie Ba rlneau, Dor­
othy -Alcorn, M argaret Myeam
M artha Hill,' Miller W lllianU
Jama* Henry Cooper, Mr*. T / *•

The Rev. and Mra. A. J . Kmllh,
o f fihrvveport, l-a.; ore visiting
th s la tttr'a bruther*ln*law
and
•later, Mr. and Mrs. Ilrn ry Me*
fau tln , a t th eir home on West
Fourth Ft reel.

Church Circli

'' Entertainment
Friday evening
8:00 P, M.
Mnaonic Tempi*
“33" C h k a t O. E. 8 .
Short play, **A Brilliant U m n, m m icai
number*, reading* sa d refreshment*.
No Admlaahm
BUrre OffkH
,i

■aid “ Inasmuch as wa are now
W agoner F urniture Co. of W ert erpaalaing a new Commission, and
because 1 believe t h i l it will lie
T hirteenth S treet.
co hi poled of Christian men, and
because vile) oad Im portant m at­
ter* will c«me before thlo City
and Its people soon, and re a lliln |
m_ Inability to wurk alon* In thl*
■With Mr*. iT r* Jflh n » o it/K i* . a is le , 1 think w t should oak for
B. G. Methvln, Mra. Chavis* Mar­ rlvina guidance os on* of our first
• new Commlailon. I wa,
shall and Mra. J. D Dossey ai ml*
hole* * ts, |h* business and social Ibought up In an atm osphrr* of
meeting of the AUthean Claes or tgirlitian bol.ef, and w i* n u g h t
tha F irst B aptist Church wa* held
Tuesday afternoon a t 9:30 o'clock
■t tho church. Mrs.' C H. Pearce
presided over th* abort bualnrta
arasloo which waa followed by a
social period.
Itefrishm ant* of oandwlchea, pis
and coffee wore a m e d by th e
hostesses. Those present w e n t

Alathcain Class Has
Meeting On Tuesday

Regular meeting «f Cirri* Num­
ber Four of the First
Baptist
Church w as held on Monday a fte r­
noon a t tha hnm* of MW* M artha
F oe, Oak Av nuc, with Mra- M.
N. Cleveland in charge af tho de­
votional. Mrs. W. V. BttK'ks, J r .
led la prayer and conducted th*

D epartm ent of the
» ia m aking plane
boB fo r d u b memv a n 'o n Wednesday,
•
Woman’* CIb j

During the afternoon
several
songs were rendered by tha membora present and plana.wat* mods
for • visit to tho county bom*
on Wrdnrryiay, Jon. 7, f t waa an ­
nounced that the n r s t
m .stin g
will W hold at the Ironic o f M u
R. L. Ulenn.
During the social period tho
hostess, assisted by Mrs. R W.
Liurtcn, trrved
refreshm ents to
the following! Mlaa M artha Kui.
Mrs. R. L. U lrnn, Mra. U A. I*alm tr, Mrs. D. J- G arrett, Mr*. UQ. Hastjr, Mrs. R W. la * to n .
Mrs- W. I*. Brooke, J r s Nr*. C.

Galchcl,

Hill and
taiarm edlate D epartm aat—Mrs.
CL I X , F orrester, N*U K n ig h t
M i^-B essie Boyce, Ml** Loaslag,
W. Ws PIxier, Chari** Taw, Rua-

Wl Odham. Mrs. C- P; Ueoder-

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TALLAHASSEE, Jan. Tc-(AP)
Carlton yraterday
oigned axtrndUlon papers releas­
ing to Ohio authorities. John
Ranks, alias Roosevelt Bell Trig­
ger, wanted to answer charges
them of second degree murder.
•RtaU offWWIa her* did hot

n . — Gureroor

P. A A- Department-T. Acroon. Mr*. T. G. I'iUhford,
Croc* C ortall, M ra.' II. H,
M ra Mock Cleveland, Mra.

McTaav, Mr*. Mt N, Nik-

Parrish Feed sW es, Inc*
of th at to ri until the budget
drawn up. If* m tved th a t the m at­
ter he tabled until the h u d trt for
advrrtlalap 1|&gt; completed, and lb*
move wa» .seconded by Controls.

No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

rloos problems which now confront the City.
Upon his motion, seconded by
Oornmlislonir Hpetr, Mayor l^hraan temporarily rvllaquiehed the
chair to Commissioner Duma*, lie KJtP^rsajrjir .'JSS..V,is

a r t sm&amp;njaspits

RNGAGMMBNT

ANNOUNCED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7^- (A P IFederal Judge and Mr*. Jobs
Clark Knoa of New York announrel yesterday tho engage­
ment nf their daughter
Miss
■Martha Knag, lo Kevin Butler,
ton of Supreme Court Jus Ike
and Mra. Fierce Butler of WishIngton.

JARMKI.O GUAHDA, Portugal,
Jan . 7c—(AP—Two hugs, hun­
g ry walvr* yesterday
attacked
and badly mauled Manuel Monlelro Rim os w h o a Injuries wet*
so (ever* th a t h* wa* sent ta a
hospital. On* o f tha wolves waa

aho^

Mary TorrvsUr, I-ouls* Psrksnl.

Bring Your Feeding
Problems To Ub

MURDER c l u b h l a c k i n g

y WASHINGTON, iJan. 7—^A P )
—A fter a day in which a promis­
ing now d o e appeared, only la
vanish under Iniastlgatlon, police
t u t night found themoelve* no
nearer a ‘ solution #7 tb s fatal
ahooling * f IH-yaar-old Beulah

AN8 TWO GENERATIONS

Total value

Umn offered the name of Mr. saetoss. s s m t i Isstioe wMh bw tt gsl*
sliso a ! vanish, sad y w will soslo
* s for mayor and returned
■Us Is Uke a dssg brssib wMkeal
real es Mayor. Commlsalonir
I peer nominated Commissioner
J a’fler, but Mr- Leffler a t om e
isw rrtd ‘“ I respectfully decline
to nomination becauto I cannot

r

tWmmlei loner

Rpoer

roplie-l

i WUoe, with thanks". CommlsaUnrr Byrd moved that Mr. Dunib* he nomluated. Commissioner
Bm%r seconded tho motion, and It
dkg carried
)|lt welcoming Cotnml-sloner Duto the Commission, and rundmiuisilag him upon being cbo«fu •* Mayor, Commlaaloner L«h■Mn Mid "Mr. Dumas, you have
labu elected as chairman of thU
board and with It guo* th* till*
V Miyer. Under the terms of the
Olty Charter, you have nothing
th do at all. Y*« receive no romUowsatlim. W* pay thousand* of
dollars ta our attorneys, but not
ana real to oar Mayor. It give* me
great pb»tur* to turn Ab* ebelr
ever to * man ,u( your marked
ability. From now on, wo expect
rm lo de big things, inasmuch a*
Mg Utlngi far* u* In tha futurs• * aaperl pen ta devvta much
t ma to awry detail connected
Wtllg fkU. office. You will b* rs&lt;wl|*d 4# He your cw*' ear, bay
yegg-on* gasoline, aUmpa, and
stationery, *»d hlr* your own
stenographer. Tboca things art
■xparted af you. If yo* do all
ibade tbiags, youII Kara your rov w A 'Y rt »W ^ trill* aod, con^•immd,. aad, finally, *anlhi|M*f

Alvraya on hand nl
UNION I'HAIWACy*—Adr

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Enjoy the * tardy health th a t Hargcn can bring 1—G ot
oooad, refreshing sleep—K sl wHh a keen, hearty appatko—
Hava th a t rugged glow *r hoattb-M hram m * oonotlpotiaa i
Feed your starving nerve* and Imporerlahad b k aii taerm ao
y ear bodily d p a r and g r t a new Waa* on *fe a l one# with tM
help of U ta new and mndoni eomponnd. Wa r t c w m w d K
because wa know w hat It will do.

Kxclutlve Barton A tanla.
I’hon# 103

January Discount;

McLaulin’s

The Jeweler

Thursday — Friday — Saturday
At Sadye’B
Price Talks
Witfe A
Style Accent.

All HterUnf BUvtr. Rofnr’a
Silver, Koimca Ji Edward’*
BUvcr gad' Community Sil­
ver
AU

China.

I’ottory,

Ghua

Ware and Dinner Ware

regularly

AU Wrial

Watch**,

B in s

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AU Mdih Bap. CompacU, w
Ntchlncre, Banda, Ualhtr
Good* aad TolWt Bet#

Table Filled '
Valued ou t

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Pnq-SfT]

Preparations

CI.Mt.KnAIX, A ltn^-llere m ae* two ora-taihrrlni m in i i t • Junction 1fin fret twiov tie m i­
lt cc la Iho United Verde Mu» bar*, alio known mi Um firoom burning rain*. Brcainc of heated fUmea
rtr*,Un| ttrough fiuurea in tba ground and earning the earth to become ntreaaely hot the miner* axa
compelled to atand on ooidaa board*.
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VKWICi. CAT II':—: t la rln a far Ihr .i;irnln| W th rlr wl*it"r
t»rln of i r.iif .don* rnefti'i. u i j ill" Ulrl*1 Hrrfooard Club lirrf,

■ ..1 . e i of r« Un&lt;t In H r r ctfm ry. I n ld thrlr flr»t Itupeeti&gt; ii or « q u : r - Ml. e I v» • n C i.•*. art" of l l r rw n b e n of tits
club, ti n.o w art .1 :.;r turfeu u d . • .deb li a ln m t»icc tier Urr.
rnlji ot

A n Informal Race

TOXIO-The City of lokbt flndtnr
•rilrvva.t In tfv ihoit&lt;and« of r.ifn nnd r
ten agawM •&lt;&lt;**&gt; a tnota T!u j arc - . r j 1

I a trs 0-4 w rJlru rod
tm r r tlilr 'j hi'd a u ectiig la ,-»*•

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RADIO TOWER
TQNIGHTS PROGRAMS
|

,n M in iM T u n i| *r*n* 4
WABC; 8:00, Melody Boy*; 8:15,
(By The Aaaociated Preaa)
WABC (6 3-4 hour*).
Program * in eastern standard
4U .3—WHB—748
Ima. p m. unless otherwise indl7:30, Sam* a* W JZ; 7:45,^8poneared pm yram ; 8:15,
Same a*
* 4 .5 —W EAF New York—MO
W EAF; 8:30, T rn h k and Herman
(NBC Chain)
W f i t f |_ , ( » J bowwi ^ 4 1 -Wj
2 n r» iP % ftW W trflill« •.
“
a k i and •bwirid; 7:00, El T ango; WJZ;
HUB,
Parade;
11:45,
7:15, Science talk ; 7:30, Bonnie llaw aiiana; 13:00, T heater revue;
Laddie*; 7:45, Back of the new*; 13:3)1, Slumber Boet.
RtOft Rodeheaver’a lin y ; 8:15, Va385.4—WHAS—838
rietie*. Buys Baer; 8:30, Nathaniel
7:00, O rehm tra; 7:30, Jne and
S hift re t orchestra; 0:00,
Old
C rtn aeto r; 0:30, * Olive Palm er; ('ap t.; 7:45, Uncle Bob; 8:00, Je rk
J 0 :M . Sport* Intervlewa;
11:00, T urner; 8:30, World to u r; tl:0ft
BUpc* arebwatra; lltlO .
Alhln'* W R A P| (2 hour*); 11:00, W JZ
new*. —

_

ABC'.New | YeeftJ-460
[CBS'Chain)
m i orcheatra;
0:45,
ip Book; 7:00, Mnrto-v
th e a tra ; 7il5 ,
Sere15, Musiesl
Aviator*;
[*lin* Adam*; 7:45, Th •
8:00, Topic* m brief;
l;0ft U. 8. marine l&gt;and; 8:30,
'eacha Seidel concert; 0:00, F a it
rclyht; 0:30, The sm oker; lOKNt.
lr# Threshold, a play; 10:30, 'I’d*
imbta concert; 10:00, (!uy Lomardo orchestra; 11:30
Muslcul

B

I 0:00, Raialny Junior;
0:15,
p lf ld t’a orcheatra; 8:25, John II.
K ennedy; 0:30, Gloria Gay'* afV alia; 0:45. Tapir* in biier; 7:1*1,
lAm w 'n‘ Andy; 7:15, Vocal trio;
7:30, Phil Cook; 7:45, Avenue
K nights; 8:00, Kogcn'a orcheatra

n i N t i ; V:M,
Kamo a*
W JZ;
E s f t World to u r; 11:00, Sport*,
b e h e e lrn .
**438-3—WI.W—780
0:15, O rrh e.tr* ; 0:311, Mein-,
dial*; 6:4.1, Same a* W JZ; 7:13.
Jolly Tim e;4 7:30, Same a* W JZ;
1:45, V ariety; 8:00, Sponsored proy ram ; 8:30, Same a* W JZ; 0:00,
Sponaore.l program : 0:30, Same a*
W JZ ; 10:30, Bob Newhall; 11:00.
VnelAy (1 1-3 hour*).

'■ - ■ 3*8-8—WJR—758
8*15, Beat Story; 0:30, Same
wa WJZ; 6:45, (Veil and Sally;
ftOO, Fame a* W JZ; 7:30, Pood
Council; 7:45, Th* Brother*; R:00,
Same aa W JZ; 8:30, Sony a 'M in ­
u te ; 0:00, International; • 0:30,
Sam * a* WJZ; 11:00, VWriely (3
hour*).
377.4—W ltT—IBM
8:45, Same a* WABC; 7:00,
New*, Finance; 7:15, Same a*

• 481 J — WSM—430
- 7:00, Newa, orchestra; 8:00,
Sponsored program ; 8:15, KJme
a* W EAF; 8:30, Studio program
3:00, W EAF (8 hour*);
11:01,
WJZ proyTam; 11:13, Evensong*;
11:30, Danrc orrheatra*.
IMS— WFLA Clearw ater—63#
0:00, New* Item*; 0:43, Topic*
in B rief (N lIC ); 7:00. Amo* *n‘
Andy (N BC);
7:15,
Melodic*;
7:3ft Phil Cook (N 'll('); 7:45. Will
limn llur*t (N llC )j. 8:00, VermIjiMny, tenor, Faith Lim e, tenor;
8:16, O rchestra
(N B C);
8:30,
Chronicle* (transcription); 0:00,
Florida t.'dru* Salute; 0:30, Pleasurr hour (N B C); 10:30, William
Tell, Editor o f th r A ir; 10:45,
Caroline Lee; 11:00, Dance ramble.
218.8— WMlilt Tampa— 1370
6:00. T heater new*; 0:30, Trio;
7:30, Murray und Nelson; 8:00,
lilts oT the Day; 8:30. This and
T hat; 0:00, Symphonic; 10:00, En­
tertainer*&gt; )* ■
WJ A X — Jacksonville
THURSDAY, JA N. 8. 1*31
(1:45, A M, Exercises;
7:00,
Quaker Early Birds NBC; 8:15,
Morniny Devotion* NBC;
8:30,
Chreriu NBC; tl:00, Studio Synt
phony Program ; (10:00, Rectirits;
10:16, O ur Dally Food —A L P
Tea Company; 10:30, Hit* 8 HU*
NBC; 10:15, Home !l»ur Orvhe*
lew; 11:00, Stokely Program
11:15, Home
Hour
Orcheatra;
12:00 Time. W eather,
New*!
12:15, M aylhm cr Hotel Trio;
12:30, National Farm K
Home
llo u t NBC; it:30. George Wash
Inglon Hotel
llivhestru;
1:43,
M inisterial Alliance —Rrv. A. II.
Rnliertsim; 2;»0. ltf|K&gt;rta; 2:15,
Record*; 3:15. Iliaio Rambler*;
1:45, Record*; 4:00, Happy H ar­
monies NBC; 1:30. U. H. Army
Band NBC; 5:00, Record*; 5:16,
Eight Deuce* D*nce .O rchestra;
5:45, Florida Stale M arketing B u­
reau Service; 0:00, Jacksonville
College of Music; 6:30. Mayflower
Hotel Trio; 6:45, L iterary • Di­
gest'*- Topic* in n rief by Lowell
Thomas NBC; 7:00, Amo* 'n*
Andy NBC; 7:15, T a tty
Yeaat
Jeater* NIK'; H:30, Phil Cook,
The (junker Man
NRC;
7:43,
Friendly Five Foot N o te* 'N B C ;

8:00, Flelachmari Sunshine Hour
NBC; 11:00, American
Radiator
C»m|&gt;any I’lngram NBC; .0:38,
Maxwell House Coffee Program
NBC; 10:00, B. A. Half* * HI*
Lucky Strike Dance O rchestra
NBC; 11:00, Inrtitute of Musi­
cal A rt.
381.8—WRCF Galneavllle—830
THURSDAY, JAN. f t 1831
0:00, A. M., Today* Program ;
8:02, Mu*tc Appreciation — Ele­
m entary Gradeai l»:40, Aunt Ham­
my's Chat to II- o&lt;i m akers; 10:00,
I*lM i ll i N‘ i f K r r lIM
e r n e s Event*; 11:00, Variety
Muslewl Parade; tf:30. Health
Talk —Disinfectant*; 11:40, pupala r Program ; 11:58, Time Hignil*; 12:1*1, Today* Newa Fea­
tu re ; 13:10, Weather R eport;
12:15, Top-Working and Pruning
Pecan Tree* — G. II. Blackmon;
12:30, Your Farm Reporter at
W aahington; H2:43, O rgan aPro-

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gram; 1:3ll, Florida Fnrte; • lt4k.

A Bit of Music; 2:00, Education
Program ; 2:55, The World Book
Man; 3:IK), Hour with the Music
Ma*teis; 1:00, To It announced;
4:45, Time Signal; 5:01, Unlveralty Hour; 5:30, Organ Program
6:00, Hamai Currie and Hi* Flo­
ridians; 6:55, Market UcpuiLs;
7:02. Sign Uff367.7—WDBO Orlando—1120
TIIUHHOAY. JA N. ft 1831
6:45, A ll.. Morning Ch**r;
7:00, Boh Jones Hour; 7;30,
Breakfast Mclodiea; 1 1 :00, Houaewives Eackang*; 11:30, Dance
Music; 11:45, Concert O rchestra;
13:00, Correct tim e; 18:01, Mu­
sical Gems; 12 it ft Military Band
Music; 12:30, W e a th a t. Forecast;
12:31, K. C. Moore, Drang* Coun
ty Agricultural • A gent;
18:45,
Dane* M u*ie: 1:00, GUI Time
Tune*; 1:16, Dance Music; 1:45,
IJght Concert Muair; 1:00, Waatern Union tim e; 5:10, Musical
Mood*; 5:45.
L ook's
Hungry
Fiva; 6:00, Correct tim e; 8:01,
New* G atherer; 8:15, Children'*
Corner; 6:15, Concert Music; 7:00,
Correct tim e; 7:01, Sports
and
amusement new*; 7:15, Style Ob­
server; 7:30, The Old Stager and
lh F O rchestra; R 00, Time signal;
M:0U, Rollins College Program ;
0:00. Male Q uartet; 0:30, Automotive I’rograrn; 10:00, •’H eat";
10:15,
"H a w a ii* # '’ Shadow*";
10:30, ltoli June* Hour.

Provinces In Panama
Arc Under New Rule
PANAMA CITY, Jan . 7.—(A P)
—Virtually all nine province* of
Panamn yesterday were under
new g o y rn m rn t* appointed by the
group w likh iivcrlhrrw President
Floreniin I'amindin Arnsemenn
last week. The country wn* en­
tirely normal,
Chiritpie Province, last stro n g ­
hold of the ..Id regime, came u n ­
der I he revolt colors yesterday and
Jose de tllovldia, son nf (he sec­
ond president of th e repuhlle, wa*
d o ig n ated it* governor.
Information from th e province
indicated It ha,| held out be­
cause nf misleading information,

T

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te. wwbuu.

• ■UNIONTOWN, p ... J«B. 7. (A P )— A windtlorm that reached
a velocity nf 102 mi In. an hour, ac­
cording to United State* A rm y offleer* *t the Rurgess emergency
Hying field, swrpt Southwestern II
foaanylvania loan* yesterday, un­
roofing building., uprooting tree*
a ad felling pole* and »«uwcr line*.
A pallfoman was,injured when ft
W *
i n n Iptn
struck him, i&gt;ut no other report*
o f raanaltir* were received here.
E lK ttk s l power in Unlonlown wav
r u t off and industrial plant a Were
Mia until the power *«« realnrrd.
A strong wind Mew here all ntnm
log and later increased in Inlen*
alty until it reai lied tornado force.
A fte r . U&gt;e wind n-arhed a peak
speed n f MU' mile* an hour for an
lirttaut, the Army ofllrera »atd, tl»
velocity was reduced, hut for a
half "hour blew a t the ra te iu f M
In Nil mile* an hour.

14— Rooms W ithout Board
N ICELY.furnished room* for rent,
112 Laurel Avr.

ORANGES—75c and 81.00 per
000- Delivered. Phone 888-W.
OLD PA PERS FOR SALE— For
wrap piny and packing purpoiefc
Apply Herald Of flew

ALL KINDS building Materials,
e 'WwraWrj rawgli «rr rtrrmacd.- de
J iv jiu L th c a p . Vermont Lumhrt
rn.." Harvey Velno, O alent, Fla,

W.H.LONG
MEAT MARKET

F irst S t. 0pp. Foot Offlca

3. Wulo csntsl* pstt.
I. Let*t cl*lm an prop.
• ertp.
«. Absorb knowle4|*. .
A TurUab attuula.

TEI

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^ F M IN H L « :^ c Z S I

CREAMERY
t i l a , V in t 84

The men were aeru«ed of deflooding Iienmn. in varlnu* pail*
of thg country nf nw&gt;r« than 8200.000 through exploitation of tract*
in "Melbourne Heights," wMrh
their advert Wny m atter, It wa*
charged, de*crihed a* a fully de­
veloped "subdivision of Melbourne,
Fla.1' The prosecution declared the
tract* were undeveloped backwoodf
land many milr* (rum Melbourne
Many of the land *alea were mad*
through an offiee rondueted tn A t­
lantic City.
The jury which convicted Smith
and Fllxgernhl in » two week*'
trial liM May recommended cle­
mency and their eounael ye«t#r.
day pleaded that they be sentenced
only to pay fine*.

which ilc*&lt; rilied the movement nf
Jon. 2 ns n communist revolt.
Francisco Arias I'areJra, new
foreign m inister, In n statem en t'
said th a t oil section* nf pnldir
opinion apparently hn,| accepted
th e new order.
"Absolute mini prevail* Ihrinighout the natl vn," he continued,
''and the public adminislrntioii I*
tn&gt;lying out gnvenimcnt fttnetiona normally."
,
Tha capital city apio-uml )e*tervlay a* If nothing hud happened,
although firemen u**i*led uni­
formed pnlirrmen in patrolling
heats and will serve in that rapg.
eity until the regular publlr secur­
ity force ran he reorganised.

lorylv nod Cebu Islands. Proper
ty damage on thine Island* ag
gregated mote
than
8750,600,
Further reports, it wn* feared
would biing del ails sim ilar to the
g re a t alarm* on 1-oyle l-tund
November 1028. when 234 prisons
MANILA, J a n ..7 .- I A I * ) - With died, and Mfey. 1020 with 111'
H2 dead and 6(1 missing, fears deaths. Those typhoon* disjtrnyed
were felt 1**1 night of rven g reat­ sugar, banana and rice crop*. Outer loss In the typhoon whkli able aid wn* nrccesary t&gt; save thr
m ated across the Central Philip­ people from famine, a* thousand*
inade hoinele** by wind and flood
pine Island* lust week-end.
Wiir* were prostrated and wandered helplessly.
road* rdiukcd hut tndaled report*
indicate,I the list of cnsuatltr* CUBAN ENVOY UPEItATED fIN
PARIS. Jan. 7.— (At*) —Marin
prulml.ly
would be lenglhrneil
with reatnrallon nf enmmunira- (iarvia Kiddy, Cuhao m inister to
Hpain. wa* said yesterday to he
lion.
s
A large number of native tiih- "doing a* well a&gt; possible" follow­
eim rn perished in the sinking of ing an opeiHlIon for intestinal
■
many small Imal* off the enasl of trouble*.

Fear.s Are Felt Over
Philippine Typhoon

LOOY DOT DOPE

By John Devlin
MOW I V t.U M B .p ib c m » Aa -v.
AUUC

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Pennsylvania Area Is WANT AD RATES
Hit By Savage Winds

PURE AND SIMPLE

ycacM ra.i rails *., ,*e
a ra n a a
f-r* k T 8 » A T » / t x t m

C

A tlT O T O P S
Baa I eater*. Cushion*. Curt slag
Upholstering. Etc.

SPENCER TOP SHOP
108 W. 2*8 BL
Dr. V . B, Ha*DOUG ALL, CHIROPRACTOR, U MW located a t

hit roildvnr* la Floral Heights,
PIANO Tuning *nrf
Repairing.
Felt* puleaned (nr moth* and
exprrmice: Thirty-three ywir*
lence. All work guaranteed Phone
11.1, Rowland King.

P in t ? Wood Rt Du hart’•
Thr Pin Wood Ynrd Otk.
Wcat Thirteenth St*
Phone 497-J.

TRADD AND SAVE FROM
16% to 50% a t tha
RED CROSS PHARMACY
AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY
SERVICE
phone 13I

Z— Lost and Found
LOFT, STRAYED t i l l " STOLEN:
Pointer dug, while
with tan
spots, name Dan, collar marked
"Pinebell Kennel*", Columbia dL
C.. *26 00 reward If returned In J.
C. Hutchison, &lt;8)1 Magnolia Avr,

fro m t h : n.t&lt;jon or friu'lt
h i t/i lIn OrailQt (h o t
[ m b le n t -

B— Aofi
11*26 DODGE TOURING car, conditlnsj
good,
good
ttiblwr,
$123.* . lfrr| A Son, Myrtle Ava

4— Btialneat Service
LANKY'S DRUG YTORE—Preeerlpiioa*, giagatlac*, fouataln
•* rrtr» . . P R O M P T
deflvarlaa,
Pbeiva 103BUIUHNG BMKIK-S—Irrigation
b o iei and general cament work,
Mlraela Caoerete Co. J, K. T*rwtlleger, Pr»p. Sri! and Elm,

CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out For Handy
KffrrrnrrN

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FOR SALE: S. C. Rhode Jalaiul
Reds, dlrrcl fi-un E II Ituekrr
pens, guur.uitr, d to have laid 256
*88* per hen a y rar, - -llnlrhlnit
rgif* and few liahy ehick* re**nt|
able, call 306 J, Fred IL Ball.

OiD.V

to e — Flo went and Planta
llrrak-iif-Day Tiunatu
Dr. Pritchard'* New Introduc*
lion
Marglolie r|unlit y, rolpr and aliape
IU la 12 days earlier
Ideal for early green wraps
I'kg. 6&lt;&gt;c; '• Ih. tti.U)
Eastern Hervlcr Cor|Hir*tion
Cambrklga, Mil.

12— Wanted
%
MEN A N iTWOMRN' — Goveriamerit |*v*it«&gt;ns are permanent,
Informntion, P, O

Trade In Your HiadFurnlture at W AGONKHH
CAFE
OASIS CAFE
Open Zt houra— 112 fl.
Park.
MIMDEK
HILL LllMliEK CO. Zip
Nervier. Phone 1.15.
“ s h o e K k fl* A u flN cP
A. E. DOIIIUNS
___2I0 E. r.lh St.
HKf 'ON l) 11A N l&gt; STORE
W* Im . •Id shoe* and tlaUt*
lag. ala Hanford A re.

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WANTED TO* BUY — Young
inula, cheap. Phone 3603.

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iron
safe,
.around 31 Inrhr* high, must be
cheap, answer no* ill, car* Herabl.

OASIS CAFE
open 24 houra—-111 S.
Park.

(h T u p s t G o r ^ -

■v ric m e e r s

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•'You’re There with a CROSLEY"
“DUDDY" complete w ith tube* only |69.r&gt;0

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I.pl tin Align your wheels or Equalize your
IIRAKt-S we have the equipim-nt.
FREE INSPECTION

SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
"You’re there with a CnOSLEY"

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                    <text>D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R

THURSDAY, JANUARy 8, I

SANFORD,

Miami Jurist Jailed
OnContempt Charge

fatkmaAEmt Goes UpI A I Factories
one Operations
Y O R k T Jan.

8 —

t of

national en r
•hot upward jreeder pressure o f en-

MIAMI, Jan. •— (A P )— Krai
Bolts, special assistant coun­
ty solicitor, i i a Ultra to JaU
•ftortly before oaen today to
h f &lt; i a m &lt; M * i N a y sentenro lo r contempt o f court.
Plating sateen re. a m ilt Judgi
E. C. CoUlna rofoaod to delay
aorrlca i anti) B olt* coold fll*
■ writ of- M n i corpus. Bolts
was named somo m od ha ago
bp Governor Carlton to molts
Investigation Into tht iiiaponskn of Urn Book o f. Bop Biscspno. Ho was ellod bp Jodgo,
ColtUs tor retag "dlaroopotf
tMV It M lir ptaasost -waatroo, oad
Impertinent" Language [R hi*
coart docamoat a**blog to dlequality Coll Ias.

; o f work for
100,000 men
at Washing'
i MacDonald.
«au * of public

Memplopmont told
■Itioo ho thought

I tho Cleveland
W M rto
showed
re planning to In­
guslis this month,
omplopao already
lad bp on* clothing

Fewer Laws Are Em*
phasized As State
Legislatures Open

MRS? CELERY GO!

Searcy And MUIi In*
. stalled In Places
Vacated By Wlieeler AndEntzminger

P o p e ’s Encyclical
Re-Affiniis Stand
On Marriage Policy
VATICAN CITY, Jan. t . - ( A P )
—Old Riman Calhall* doctrines
o f marriage and divert* ware re­
affirmed and einphaalaad today In
th# encyclical by Papa Piua, XI.
Among the predict* of fruit ra­
tion he scathingly condemns*) was
birth control which bishop* of the
Anglican church endorsed under
certain riiwumstancas at I V Lam­
beth Conference In London Iasi

aaaunsr.
T V pontiff inndemifk all such
practices a« "against I V law of
JBud aad nature." T V encyclieal
uaqulvocgbly call, abortloa our:
•*r. T V predice #r stcrlltiatlon
ad I V phyateally u a fk .w u are-

shouU.V
a woR on ( V l r farm • w ry man la sacrtd and^ghH *
A V rtly after V o n m aglotiate^c.i V given no p u V
or to Item t V body's Intogrily

—

•^ofcrjioiwh;.

.
. . Banford colrrp grower and' for lb*
past atvrral year, chairman of
the Homin' le County Csmolaatooerq ,waa re-elected to that office
t e r another two poors at the
rogulsr mooting of that body on
Toraday meaning.
A t I ho some tlmo that Mr.
Meltrh was elected ehatrman, (\
B. Searcy, representing District
Number Three, and L I*. Mill*,
representing
.
. District
Number
Four, were duly installed a ( new
Commlaslonera to the seats va­
cated by R. F. Wheeler and W. 8.
Kntsminger. The prerkCt board
b now composed « f Mr. Melsrh,
as chairman, Boetnn Steele. 1.. .1*.
If Ills, O. B. Hearty, amt H. F.
Dong.
’
(
Before the new ('ommlttP-rwr*
were Installed, the minutes f»l
the past few meetings were read
and approved, and several rvpnyU
of county officers were made.
Ccunly Engineer Tony PJUhford
dlscloatd the result* of the Hirel­
ing he aiterded ln Tallahaysec

By T V Associated- I W
..
TTeTullU which grind out stato
laws began to fanctlon In ap­
proximately o doton more state*
poateniap, but not-without aomo
warning that tho fewer new laws
the bettor.
In Masaorhusrtta Gaapar G.
Bacon, president of the Republi­
can-controlled Senate, warned of
“ lha futility and the danger of
attempting to do too much by
law."
T h o public Interest," he soldi
“ would bo better satisfied If thy
Isglslature was not so overbuy
deaed with'trlval, purely admin
latratlve and local details’."
A somewhat similar thought
wa, left with the New llampshir* legislature by the retiring
governor, Charles ’W. To bay. who
declared what the country moat
lysedi la fewer new Iowa and fan wa* re-appvintr l county phy
Jitete srforeemeni o f Hie old1one*. s’cian; II. H. Wkltr. county attor-

i—Ywd ‘ kv||
iMtea.Tafm
Btr Orieaa* al
ra wHh Ma am tVr la Fort latarea throughout New Kngland
, Taltafv * * r e kilted to wm aad In New York and Minnesota.
la New York Gov. Franklin D.
m rr*|k wust o f here yeaMeaeevelt, Democrat, placed upon
daadJpN Arthur C. Brown &lt; V Republican-controlled legisla­
w d rfa k f, pilot) Knot Wit- ture the res porut billy a f deciding
Maw Orlaaaa, co-pilot. upon a general Inquiry Into t V
(Conti.,u*d On Page Three)

Nine Point Plan C o *
tains 1 To 3 Ratio
And Submission 1Tb.
- Judgment In-Cottit
A

I 1^5
*

ra.Ada. t e s M p

r, ir., S l i d a***Mwdiag I . M w l
flor rultlag hla
a aad daaghter
4 f V v ‘ a 3adh-

W. W. Miller, prominent

Linglc Death Puzzle
Is Believed Solved

SummeraliAnd Admi­
ral Moffett Are On
Speaking Program

Disputes Accuracy Of
Presidential Infor­
mation On Distress

MIAMI, Jan. H - (A P ) -M ia m i
, L '’
foimally dedicated last night the
R. .
third annual nil- American air ^
meet, In a program led bp Oea.
■
Charles I*. Hummerall, rellted '
army chief of staff, snd Ilsur At"- ^ ,
mlral W. A Moffetl, chief of 'rejtv
naval aviation.
Plage* that dropped down on ( i|||
local alrporta singly amt In groups _____
throughout yeilrrdiy Uroughk n

WASHINGTON, Jan.
(A P I
— Disputing
the atvurary or
President Hoover's Information
regarding distress
In drouth
areas. Senator Robinson of Ar­
kansas told the Senate Yesterday
that If Secretary Hyde had made
a personal survey Congress would
not now b^Ja-c-mfUct over rellff

evereJ by

TTglTGIKh^

F u n e r a l Services
A ft Held TodaxjBor

ty ho*1*- 11- A. (Irodapewd, maltvi»n*D! e officer) Paul Bigger* Sr,
superintendent of cunvlrts; Tony
(Continued On Page Six)

•r today'
—a —
Ihu man*
Funeral servlcea for Ruth Mor
stunting tun Strickland. IT, whose rlenth
and inishortly after
midnight
*'
T W la y night al the home uf Mr.

Lockout Involving
25,000 Workers Is
Pendingln England

Admire
*t night
,slly of
o.c. Th*
cii'inony

. HURNI.BY, Kng. Jan. H - (A P )
n V u im
—A
h i bout Involving
36,000
&gt;v Krirworkers In the cotton trade was
i will ha
threatened last night by a decis­
nlay. .
ion o f the Burnley Mailer Cattoa
I • tarw*
Spinners' Atenclation, members of
started
which voted to eloa* their mills
■rtli of*
*
Saturday unless n atrlht now In
u
effect at other plants 1* .'settled
’ ,
In the meantime.
. 'v ffl
A t present 6000 wraveia ere on
strike against Ike introduction of
" f I 'l f
the eight looms per wester sys­
tem In c«r1alB mill*. The men
•aler.lay,
heretofore have tended four loom*
anJ they contend that the new
Hla?'***'
•
schedule would greatly Increase
_ ’&gt;
unemployment.
r g lll
If th* lockout go** Into effect
2600 o lV r wearers will he e f­
fort** Immediately, and officials
ftar that t V entire teatil* indus­
try,
employing* '600j000 men,
would ultimately become Involved
In t V stoppage*t•’
MAN PUANCI8CO, Jan. $
Other Important development* (A P )— California grapo pro*
are exported at a meeting of the
NertVra Counties Test lie Trade*
Federation In’ Manchester today.

Load Hop Across
lantic Postponed
ILTON, Benauda. Jan. » —
root pool ng A * atari for
au the aecaaa stretch of
rateoiod Right U Paris
rm 'U a rt ood Lieut. WilaClaret^ why flew her*
•f A
* t o monoplane,
lad, with a ’ payload. They
t f would remain in Rrrv*m%ht antil repairs are
od dR. tW ahlp'a ell feed

O f Money

p rop osition

cotuaiollnr- o f " I n * petwta? ■Uiy*’
fe a tu r e o f w hich w a s th e ea*
ta b lU h m en t o f a fix e d r a tio
betw een o p e ra tin g expenses
and dobt s e rvice o f one to
ROLAMA, P-irtuguese Guinea, th ree, w as su bm itted to
Jsn. 8.— ( A P ) — Five Italian aria,
tors died snd Ihrro other* were
Injured at the start of tho great
aviation adventure which rsrrled
10 aeaplanes aafrlp from this
point on the West African coaat
to Brasil.
The Stefan! New* Agency, o f­
ficial Italian proms service, said
•last night that two plsnea crash­
ed ahortlp after the takeoff.
Two others, which ware, forced
to bad on lha ocean while lien.
Halo llalbo took tho 10 remaining
Ships rife ly Into Natal, wero Inkon chsrgo of bp Italian naval r w
■eb. Tho Htofanl agency said both
were especled to be towed to
Fernando Noronha, Brasilian pen­
al lalsnd not far front Natal.
This official snnouscewent by
lbs Helfsnl agency clear* up the
confusion which has existed since
General Hatbo and HU 10 ships
skimmed to Coat at Natal after speedy trip of IT hours, 16 minu­
te t, Tuesday. First report* said
that IS ships* left Hnlams, with
tow of them landing at aeo en
route, hut b ter dispatches from
callous source* assorted that two
had not been ohla to lake oft. The
offtrial report shows that 14 —
two of them were repair and re­
placements unit* not schcdutrJ to
muko the. trip originally r r took

Three Others Injured
In Disasters Mar­
ring Aviation Feat

lv«V&lt;’tedXjuiri

Husband Slays Wifi

..

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te n ta tiv e

• B‘l Ml*’ *
MrClarj'. H'T llel'J
Avenue, were held this afternoon
at the grave in Ostern Ccinrtciy.
with the Itev. W.n. P. 11reck. Jr„
uf jj,c
llaptist Church as
,h* ufflclaCng clergyman. ThElkluon
Kunrrut Home
had
charge uf th* arrangements,
T ie v is it t-au.e u| her ilralb,
wv’urred sudrlrnly, wa* the
kuhjeet yeaterda^ inuining uf a
(u,uo&gt;r■ inquest during which
an auto|wy was made but the findIngi nut announced. The Jury,
composed nt W. C Woodruff, C.
V-’ Huwatd, J. W. Hrwed, J- II.
Richards, II. J. W.lson, and C. A.
Palmer, headed by Justice uf Ihc
P*ac„ O. I*. Herndon, and Hherlft
j y McClelland, yesterday view* n*’ hr* " '
r"*
poet of Doctor* I’uleatou and Tolar who made the'autu|»y Prml’lag further InvtsligaUona, the in­
quest w*s adjourned unlll Mon­
day, Jan. I t
Mia* Stockland, who was knuwn
a* Ruth Morion, la survived by
her parents, Mr and Mr*. K. I ,
Murtan and a sister, redding al
3IAI Maple Avenue. Mr. Morion
Is the night engineer al *6 ice
plant w*&gt;t of* I he City. She be­
came III suddenly at the home of
Mrs. Dave Walker, Sixth Htreet
and Kim Avenue, and, at her re­
quest. was taken to the koine -of
"
Avenue,
Mrs. MrClary, un '*
lloll,
where ah* I,ter died.

2 Women Fliers Seek
To Beat Men’s Mark

ctiows court tun u l* B._ Leguu.
■ of Peru and
reimburse 'be

jMf- .

IN HAN ITA III I'M

"j**. a - (APi am Cannon

Miami Man WoundH
Wife And Kills Self
Martin T. Downey, 4l&gt;, former
Miami
rnfa owner, critically
wounded hi* wife and timk hi*
own life on a buslnesa street yes­
terday after a dsmesllc quarrel.
The ruupl* wa* married recently
la Detroit
Witness** aai,) th* couple park­
ed ihr'r aniamobile In front . uf
th* Jel-oa hotel during what ap­
peared I* bt a bitter quarrel.

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ON CI.AIMK CO MM 1881 ON

l.l)M H )lt‘ ;Jao. B—(A P I—Tal­
lulah Rax|pM, the octresv. •ad-

Jr.. M -

I la g saoilailum to

May denying him*
ra, with a tmirh af
r
month- ihex
r activities |T V '
Logal* re-1 rnmi

reohto ifcsitlucke,) In the c’onlltivrrby over the additionsl » 111.000.000
for food loan* which Senator*
Robinson and Caraway of Arkan­
sas are dtmandlng. Effoit* o|
llcpresentattve tinnier of Tea**,
the minority leader, to have tho
Senate food loan amendment canaidered by th* llou*a were hldcked
by Speaker langsorlh. Chairman
Worst of the llouaa appropriations
roramittre, thin.failed tq
gala
unanimous lottponf to »&lt;J«I
the
measure to conference to untangle
the hn»t.
In Miiolhrr quarter. Chairman
Fl'tr of the iluuae committer Invr-atigatlng communist* attiluutrd the England incident to the
United Kilmer*’ l-rsgur which hr
describe,) as n euiniuunist cugsn
list inn.
'From l.lttle
llock,
howrver,
there ramr an Immediate elArnirnl by T. Roy Held, the Arkan­
sas agriculture extension director,
that he had never hranl of any
member* of the Itolled Farmers’
l-eague in lhat stale,
.
Hnbin*on «*l,| th* Incident al
Kngland was not the first uf it*
kind in Ike drouth area.
"President Hoover
dor*
not
(Continued On Pag* Fourl

IM PK K IAU &lt;’*L. Jan. H.— (A P I
— Their goal IK* hour*, the men'o
aodurame rerurd. Hobble Trout
ami Rdna May Cooper soared on
iato the fourth day In lha air
iq ls ; over Imperial county air­
port whence they were driven yes­
terday from I-us Angela* by. ad­
verse weather. Th# funlal*#,en­
ds riser team, which exceed**!
TSoeday's woman'* c-nduranc# rec­
ard, completed Ul houre In the
•lr al Ii30 P. M. Eastern Tim* to- T A I.I.D M M B ANKH BAI) HAIIH

score* of
womcn-T

PL K^-(API -

Tbe Democratic loader drsirlbrd the suffering In Ida state anil
plarcd rmpha»i» on the outbreak
nt Knitanil. Ark., Inal Saturday.
Meanwhile,, t h e
W&amp;.O00.OOO

• .arrived Jsn

I.

aharrhman was **•
kte wide. He ream
A -M lg lr- bospitpL’

WASHINGTON, Jaa. 8 - l A P )
-Appointment of Fred K. Nellaea
r Jtehreohg. . » American m*mk f.V ^ lh r
MexWan-Amrrlran
horlal claims rommlsslea. waa
hmpanrrd yvsierdae by ( V 't t e U
E Ltam nl.
.

tondua'd
)i#rl* to
ji'i*-. alt
under •
her tO.J
three ■

the

SHtBRf
Captain Kngangnn took up on*
from the water hut It dived sharp­
ly after rearhlng an altitude of
only about 60 yard*. T V
man
billed, a -sergeant major acting al
mechanic, was ridlnf alcove &gt; lha
right pontoon,.which wan shoved
upward and wrecked when th#
plane dropped to th* surface. Cap­
tain R ealign i. another
officer
acting a* n&gt;.pilot, anti th* radio
operator were Injured.
The other
unfortuante ship,
vnmmanrlrd by Captain Boer, flew
all right for about 10 minute* a f­
ter the takeoff out suddenly wa*
forced to land ■* full sped.
So sharply did the heavy sea­
plane slap upon the ocean that
fire broke out and burnrtl
to
death tho four occupant*. Captain
Boer, IJeutenant Barblclntl, Hergrant Mechanic Henal and a radio
operator.
The accident* were attrilrtitrd to
the eatremely heavy Dads.

U.S. Makes Protest
Against Slavery In
Country Of Liberia
WASHINGTON. Jan. I. — (A P )
— A move by lh* Liberian govern­
ment inward abolition of slavery
waa awaits,| by th* stole depart­
ment last night as the Amsrliss
government prepared Is publish a
full report of tha’’ Investigation
of slavery conditions in the negro
republic.
Dndrr Her rr I ary Cotton said
the drpartment bad not yet rerelvid a reply t &gt; Ita dun and upon Li­
beria on Nov. IT that slavery V
abolished and tho**
responsible
for II b* brought to account.
The demand wa* rontatnad In a
inrmnrandum handed lo th* L i­
berian consul grntral at Baltlinure for communication lo
hla
giivrrnment. President King and
Vhr President Yancey of Liberia
resigned after tha memorandum
pas presented to the U V ila n
Icy’ -Islurr.
Aside from bringing pressure
■&gt;f public opinion though pttnlicity, stato tdrparioAat Officials
have nut 'le t determined t V
ruut*# to be taken la Inalatlng upun compliance. Official* discredit­
ed suggestion* of forctklo latertrillion. Diplomatic p r e a a u r a
through ( V Amrrlran legation at
Monrovia waa holag considered.

dr New York. The
ghu became or* &lt;f
f larvjgr Firestone, Jr., * f th* Flropapular stars, rxAmerlca her h. me •U M Rubber Company uf Akroa,
aha Is going there Ohio, holders uf large rubber con­
Oct xshlck prrmlU cessions |o Liberia, urged atalr deto f-cadon wllhla |c*rtm«at officiate.to toftet that
f *V waal* to. ; topir' demands bo tarrted ual.

re » F f&lt;

Supreme Court’s peremptory w rli
• f mandamus ordering the City to ~
levy sufficient mlllag* lu.prueldo
for all Interest new doe and cam- •
Ing due during th# aurrent fiscal &lt;
year.
'
•«
•
It was attended by all the City ' .
C-mimlssInneis; J. W. Khanda, K.
J. l.’Kngle, F. P. Fleming, AJUa,
*'
' M. Ilrvant.
&gt;
Bryan
and* J.
Ilrynnt, so (f lha
th *V.
Jacksonville law firm af L ’Mngt* ’ 1
and Shands, and Fred R. Wilson "•!
and Carey II. I.sndla, special couix- '
*rl for the City. Mr. Wilson and-. ■
Mr. I.andis or* understood to have ’
had a gentleman's agreement with * ’
I hr Commlason at an executive
arts Ion on Tuesday night that J
they would he retained to handlg
the City's bond cases for a sl| '
lllfttllt l
u *ri w l
l.a a l* * „ ia .s
Vm k
I
month *period
beginning Jen.
L
, .
JU3I. The agreement la rx|artid
to no raliflti) al I V neat regular
'
meeting uf the Cum mission.
During the meeting the Cola,'
mUs loners were served with altarw'-Qj
native writs o f mmndamu* which
tie up all surplus funds of tb^ . J
f-ily of Hanford. According I.A im
Mr. 1,‘Kngle. (he suit* were egv-JJ]
tarred nterrly lo vatablUk the M ”
lion at the bondholder's represent* - *
rd by the Bondholder* I'rotedlv*
•
Cimmlllre, and to prevent 'small}
J
rr Independent bondboldtre from
■
embarrassing tly*
_ City
| by eatery ;1
ing separate Judgment suits, ltd
•aid t h e n .• * • nu hostility cu%.
nortod with the mute, am) no In­
tention wna mad* to hinder the Cttj
In any way. Htipulatlsno wore en­
tered lata, aad filed In court herb
al the request u( Attorney landM
which sal t V return date on Um
three suits entered, fur F t h ,' A
Dial. The City was also turns**
ful in having a stipulation fllod
"that no advantage wiU V Uho4
nr held by tho relator* o f ns^f
payments uf urdinsry current ate
erating expenses of Ute C M /sfl
Hanford out o f I V iDsasyi'tM B
Mr. L'Kngl* waa the apshg
fur I V
I&lt;ondbolder*' coma
and led mac| of Die dlicnooli
that side. Before proaanltej
nine prcipoxitioaa he mad* a
talk In which V
rev tew sd
band liliMiUen U
the f f
time, and set forth I V f I

�n «u r i*

Schmeltaff's Re f o u l
To Meet Sharkey Is
Reason. For Action
By EDWABD I . N H L
NEW YORK, Jan. 7^-(Al*) —
The *torm brewing over Dm
heavyweights far ,*la - month*
Wok* In a crash of vadcytog err.
kal thunder yfcatorday aa the Nrw
York But* Athletic eonualsrie.
■tripped Mm Schooling af hi*
championship and drat* aaethec
tltb fight lata ftwlya paatartt.
Rblng In all Ita paiad might to
*Und off tha lo«le af Ja*'Jacobs,
m inif.r of th* T*ttto*.'ef BIU
CaVey, prvaldaat afT Madi.aa

to b# In &lt;h* day*
ikcrad,' heavily pad*

[tanu. Competitively,
i and Print*ton no
Ita tba B u t lat *r aaeUw f t atklatb

moling null swd-Ttrtd far refuting15 iIf* ImmadfaLly far a ratarn
ynatcb with Jack gharicey. Then
•In tka tan* kraath, tka fUUe fatar* declarag they would accept
an champion tka wlmur of p
match batwaoa Sharkey and
Younr Stribtln*. . Ik *. prW* of
Georgia, ahkowyk they had mfined up to this-point to consider
Strlbllnc a* a fit opponont for
Sharkey In a match to dttenpin*
an outstanding chrikagtr for

tureey
hah dInclosed a definite more
• part of lhaa* leader* gradtp induce tha length cf feotaWdnle* aa part #f th* move
Imlaat* gridiron ortrampb*.
K.ba-.noi y*t commlHadrttit frrl Ckarlet W. Kennedy,
atalon, Has gone et record
Idrtng a reduftlon In the
r ef-games. Harrard ls uital to b* ronsldaring' pruarompelltlan from eight to
gam** la I N I add peakl a b by IMS. Princeton al­
ia on a Sevan-gam* Vatlt.
A'* president. Dr.' A. Uw-

cobs.

ta p b r'en *1major foot• ra mason, with Tala.
Isa af alhlatl* racalpts.
* at Tala and Harvard have
tad the million dollar else* In Witness IoQuestkined
It yoard, Is aol “viewed with
About ^oan To Buy
M
“ by Ih* *M “Big Three."
H the i year ending |*«t
S flL Harvard took’ In alM a tU r
rrw fiO O from feolball but
W A S jlt o o N ; J k fL 7 -fA P l
[hdt »#r* than * 1.000.000 to - The . Bssate campaign funds

committee
dug.-deeper yeetetday
yesterday
commit
tea duo--deeper
Into .thg ^foeris-Lucs.
Inta
^favris-Lura. chasm be­
betW
aan th*
the ' ReyoMka*.
Mi a ‘ ".l.. -national
.. /
tween
fu -M u a l t t a .
__-S fa L * .
&gt; _ J . _____ * J L
cnmntlttv* and-'tba Independents.
UnJWP II Lacas, esecutl** director « f , j i.uromrolitre, re-told
th* jatfatl -tar* th* national
ilatlom bad nothing
&amp; Z J &amp; da'.effort* to defeat
Henalev Norris In -the' Nsbraska
j

• It gppllea ta tpriag foot*
peartie*. Schedule* all have
fngaged for aom* time and
athletic machinery b too
lata

to

b*

ovsrhauled

on

natka.

I “endawmant” of colleg*
ill. toggaalad by Dr. Nkho-

tooae against both those *enatbra,
1
JUiraa e«Id those sent Jala Ne­
braska me:«ly said at tka bottom
trmt Norris yotod far Alftod K.
Smith In 1W«. Thate s*a| t*
Montana, ha said, bora a notation
that Walth had accepted * cam­
paign contribution cf *5,000 from
John J.Raakob, chairman of th*
Democrnlk national, committee
and ndvorata of rtpeal of the
(Nth amrpdmcnt.
,
■

F 1 a g b Planned

President G i v ;e » ' l
itorTapiltj
(Cantinutd jm m Pag* Ona)
pro.parity af th* Industry b th*
ahalou* ^thought of th* MtUm.
and avriybody wishes you wd| (a
your pbns to tspsnd th* atamifactor* and us* of your, product.
“Tha despondency of aom* peo­
ple orar th*- future la pot born*
out by th* atotlatkah *yIdeate of
prospect*-Ia re.pert ta lk * aau*
mobile Induatry. I ’am Inlufmed by
the deyiartmaat* of commarr* that

(OoaUnued From P*g«* (
food loan prurl.lnn. In aa

n s 5 a j 'W C T . ® |

n

throughout th; c**n
diapUy. BtiitoMa pr

M iM M .'W , and t
tha rant eriilbil, at

pouhfT, * n , and i
aba bar* Uf oppoj

rihhotM and mtdab whkfcy
tog offered by. th,'America
,ar Assorlaliaa.
i Tha a b a It fraa ta th*
public, aad tka doors, will I
*v*ry day from * 00 attach
moraine until Into'la t b t
Attendants will- bo ' •*
throughout tha dap ta «b l
matlon to Inlaraatod ap*
ftad tba chlck«ns, aad la I

Ing February-'.
A numbey of Hanford, m*
mod# *n*u*h funda.prflfy
the sucre*. of the •Wptt.'j i
prise Ilet b takl'to W at
attractive tbit year. A- V
try fa* b requU»* *f aack
tha man** to ha uafd I*
for tko chicken* daring tk
Tha .how b op*n lo rusk
Semi note County aad tk*
di.trbt. Tk* earn »kaw mm
terod by re.tdenU .af .8
bounty only.
,

'•

•

meeting all calb fur help In fh*
drouth area and could casUSM to
meet them frum Ita peasant datergeneyfuad..
.
dedplte the deprtulbn yog Kara - J h &lt;kal*d that a food rl*l bad
ist fl.lurdey bt Engmanufbrtutod and «ald during' tkb

” ‘,d tboaaad* k*f
i P4
to supply

tmendmei

«

line*, touching moil of |h* Bailing

under qu*.. eastern aqd gulf port* of tk* U*c
tloilnr tka ban waa' mad* an ted 8til&lt;* and ^ n c iM l| M H (« .
fc. . ,
,
“athletic* for .11" policy hi* owa' rpcWan/klUv. a#J with and European shlpfMg ' pJdU. they are atilt wring It
to developed at Harvard, no uiiMkrbt*MUigr&gt;'ha wa* In b*
Ml Frircoton to a palgt reImbursai„ b&gt; ttgg nalloaal rami

HM agldlb, hi

ek tb* commlt-

al campaign nc. i t

*Wl d A f l v v a t i l w f i a a
lift arpi pledged

i Recovered
Blast In Mine

at Merrantil* klarity*.
Tha ‘ cona'deraib
whleb th* Interaslk
t'l# Marin* efquUy*
act .dmmakt*^.
V
id -

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b

mlgha k* girau -a*-

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Meanwhile,,, It
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Uwt M -

llatlon. far Htriblhrg i t fight
Into f’.rnera. Urn big Halloa,
In-Miami'Mat month, #r far nay
heavyweight match la
Fbrida,
lat* lk « unclpploymmit ■ad'dtMtk were very much ap la th* air m
■Ituaiioa*. that th* R*4 CroM was ^ r e .u lt af ya. tarda Jr’s develop-

r..•*.

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Jaroui hs» all but formally ac­
cepted th* Chicago, offer and In
Miami yesterday, “ Pa" Rtrlbllng.
announced ho had coat# to tafM
definitely with Wwb aad 8trota
for a title fight with Schmellng
ad Soldier field i« Jane. StrikUng
declared he waa net Intire.ted In
matching hb sea with Sharkey,
either In New York or abewher*.

ffaatlaned fr*m M e. ana)
lr *nd cktluslvrly engaged
: Tha rantoHdallon rraataa a fieri
with a total tonneg* of bM.OOO
of miba af . i m p ' J
o a h s Ild u lw A
—
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ton., the largrat under th* Ame­
f V lllin iflN r V V fly
'
rican
flag,
and
opr
rating
appyosielection..
malaly (W steemera. Tha- -/toon
EsamlnoJ
vail rompaar aparata* IH madrin
regarding iho tUfiOO loan h* oh- motoi .hips with a total
tennag.
tolst tsnnar*
f l am laformad also tha
laired to buy- anU-Nqirla cam­ of
. .IIOJKNI
. . . ---------__ — • Inaoniuniptiou af gaaaBng,’ ’;
tone,- _to Australia,
paign llUiwtara, Iaics* aald he dla, I’hlllppinaa and tha Ear Kr*t, tha last year, shswa an tvsg-ri
paid off the note several day* and' 'h&gt;*
saba'diary, tba Haitiparaaftt ovtr avaw tha ago by borrowing *3.too from more Steamship' Company, , *1
..............btlc year of i»W. ,
Joseph R. Nutt, treasure!- of th* soon will Inaugurate servW-’. .
IndkwMi
..tb certainly
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national cqmmllt**, Th* ’ fltot re;n lisltlmor* and llavro- aad wa bava bean ahaarful la tka Usa. 1
*•'.00 payment W** mnlc In Do- amhurg.
lJu ' I .
* if automobile* t 1
eember, h i ta|d. pud he *1111 awr*
they ar* bring
Thr InU-rnatlanal Mervaatll*
Null Ih* MAM. Natt will ha ra. Msiin* fleet Is dlv ibd among five

fay Buutler, hat met with
|ka old triumvirate. H it tpon.lv* itndorsemeni ailieve, H would need at
• *10,000,000 endearment amlnkd lod iy: ; \
Its * porta program going
lues, raltaaated

VI

and Mr*.. Kenneth Robbins

I**g*

Mrs. Pry and Mrs. Maynutoa
motored lo W lode emery, Tues­
day.
* .,
We are gl»d to note that Ed­
win I undoulet Is again able
to
bo about after a number of day*
lUraaa. .
Mr*. SUras of poor Oold»boto
proa taken to the hetpllal, Ihraatined with pneumonia: '

t .Aaaacbied Pro**

•pit* decreased racalpts last
Mb. math aa • f l 60,000 at
afd, non# of tha three plain
trial! 1MI athletic programs,

frand parent* and apnt, Mr*.
H»underarm la DaLand.
Mr. aad Mr*. J. U. Dlaoa w*r*
dinner fiteeU Christina* Day at
th«;k*n&gt;* * f kb son.'-) L. Dlson

•h a# .'A

ifaNnr^f vkrau* k

&lt;IM0 when Jack Dempaey and
G«u* Tunney wet# forced to PblJ.
ndelphla to flfkt for the heavyIwelfbt rnwn bocaaeo af rommliralon objectione, SchnuMng will
•take bin HU* claim* altker to
JAILED FDR CON T I
'Chicago, Detroit. Jersey City or VaUfhn aad eon enjoyed thalt . •
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Philadelphia In June and defend family'dinner Chrialmsa liny with
WEST PALM BEACH.,;
them atain, t tk* aaituK. of Mr. and Mr*. Emil Mtfnueon.
&lt;AP)— D. a Pinbp. wall in

«MJM' ** a by.produet of
M football Eat the euppert
AU*- mpoelalty at Hareard,
peart I after a brief trial,
i trio tony hatr*. ret I rifted
tan of fall faotbaU practice
Jrt. IE Wader* of tka throe
■tlone alto bare fe cored
lhawnt altogether1 of iprlng

Prig all ./ta sports, replace
tapalr bulldlrg*
rondlIka abying field.. Yale’s In-

hk * * » •

I* Grapevine, U *otn» better
Th* Lutheran p*itor Bad * « •
wtr* callers them.
Mr. and Mr*. Jnka If. tmadquist,,*and little un, Bobble, «•-.
torod to TmpC for a fra diy*
thl. week. On Saturday they want
greats of Mr. aad Mr*. U n a at
Maitland, John'. brother W ftr,
accompanying them.
•
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Mr. and Mr*. A. n . Swasban
aad danghtor, Mr. aad Mrs. Archi# Swansea aarf twa ..ms, w*r»
dinner gva«ta at tka homa of tkolr
parant*. Mr. aad Mr*. Aagqet
8Wanton aad brother. Harry, on
Christmas Day. All of tka family
enjoyed thalr tree and auppar
with Mr. and Mr*. K. F. Lundquiet.
*
Mr*. D*an* and Ruth Erirnoa
spent Tuesday with totally** In
DeUnd.
' ,
' M*ry ranaa hak^ywjsyod thr

a SK;:.'

To-Night
Thursdax
7 .&lt;* *1
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which

T.risit
VtitTWiBkiT

teuMi*herdrl*** g

v d t , hit u d m *
railed by a
•hadow p i profound grief. Sriend
« » baard la murmur: MJa CalMf
Wan, La doctamr. . . k Ifalma bed Idarned, p U y M 'k l
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alt hla akil) and nbla
Btreeemana'e teat talk wta to Ha Wdo tkaaif orar» Ha
- But t-hi. tiaaa II riaii
eantaaaad ta bla wife it
*m t b m V rrtk n d . t b i pk*.
vnbnlad * tronduded, ' itmamaSn
to bed, Iliad, amlllny.
! landed the bread marbla etilrduring iha nlgbt.
' « * f Of *w w r at \ M Qual d’Oreay,
~ 4 b * t Ikriegh «ba Ifaaa al aab
Im * mlAhtea, hla body iilITSM .'
be?'* M r fare o f as
fraaaUk pallor, ceorulaed wltk

i f money on fajae pretensea, Finally,
doe* hot belong to him. Now he la In
y^wukaiV I W reserve o f good rioral

nilarly f k i B

il’a aactlywhy

latr#aat

definition
nt end wir

ler th e 'g re a te s t
A.ft S,*i.r ' *

fC* o f ell order*
.'of whet* you
four character alh ibtnta
' the abaence o f
will still do the

Ion have often Men
nowhere have we
the etory o f a little
ffort not only over*

*J m h ,k &lt; w e '
o* -idbllsiieiU;

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I F p y E I VBODY With eomethlng to Interwt yOo a^OUTd
i '/ ‘

UFH-'lfi a v a n r.?i y M r 'M n , w h jt a m ikancdlt wtrtd be! Think o f tha aw*
* W

t f

crowd,*th &gt; stamping of feet on yotir pofch and carpets I

h*p' ;

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* * * ■ &lt; # ; • * * . W o # o f many Calkra who corno to sea you. They

«e »a »- iM w le the U il— they don’ t take, up your whole d&lt;jr trying to get
VoUFattention. Inefwd,1they do It In a way .thal la meet considerate o {
"
B en in ,

V ienna,

" l i &gt;•1* 0 . v y * ' : i v

yothr priv r y a &lt; y W
*rn.butj|it
m ul ^ d

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afj■t«an!4&gt;d'*sur) ^

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«iiv «h te »c e . H ley advertldo in ytmf M M h b r t * ’

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THURSDAY,

rarning I s

“WHOOPEE” BEA1

ITS MILADY’S CHOICE.IN HATS
Compliment big lb* m
th* Tneaday Contract &lt;

J, LeVerno Hart *•«
t bridge party given J+*

(rr.'oon at bar bom* an
roc. After aavaral pa

TldctT Hm Annual Election
.

.

3mpter o f
11 o'clock
P. llagan,
Mr*. Haeba Hun*
it
Idea,'*
TST' Club
item BUr
. Maeenk
Aaaoela-

A t tlia monthly mealing of |ba
Roaary
Confraternity
o f All
Route' Cclbollt Chdrvfc held Menday reccing at Ua parish bait,
lb* follow tig offlcara war* alrclc-3
lo »rrv» daring iba earning year:
Hr*. laV trn*
Hart,president:
Ml,* EUatt Hoy, Inaiurer, and
M n. Mary Mirkter, recording
arerrtary.
'
Plan* warn made and committre* appointed far the annual
eblrktn dinner which will take
place on Jan. £2 at Ihe Kplaccpal

onah
hare aa Ihrir.gur.t &gt;t their hi
on Magnolia Arcnue, thn D M
brother-in-law an,| &gt;liter. Mr.
Mra, J. E. Briden, of Raleigh,
Mra. Frank Wright -n dn U h er.
Mrt. Frank Poarll, both o f Nortk
Carolina, a n the hntuo grant* of
tha latter'* d*uEhtcr, Mra. D. D.
Caldwell at her home In lone

ThS affair wltf bo more elaborate
than In recent year* aa a pro­
gram of muMt and dancing bar
'Huaic Club Will
been arranged id addition to Ihe
a t « » « o’clock in regular .upper,
»
Thcee piYrant at •the •meeting
were: the Rev. Father J. J.'M rInerncjr, Mn. .timer GmdiiUk.
Mra. Mrry Mlckler. Nra. V. Hi
Roumlllat, Mra. J. LaVrrre Hurt,
M n. Frank Peter*, Mra. Robert
Cameron,.
M n. A. E. JJallcm.
Mia* A rank* TakUh, M n. Georg*
C. Fellow*, Mra.' Henry Richter.
Mr*. John SchlnunU. Him. S. A.
Renter and MU, Ellen Hoy.

tettmeat of the Woman**
bo bdtd from »;»0 o’lt ifl VcIock In the club

th Mra. I *
H,w*rd C

School Honor Roll
Is Announced Today
Tha' faculty of

the

Sanford

P. Ilagan, Grammar School ha* announced
Long, .a*

Club Has
mthly Meeting

the following children who have
made the boner roll for.the month
o f December:
Room 4, Donald
BDhop, Doric Patterson, Jeanette
MKJally, Mary Jane
MrCHly,
Dolly Qaattlebaum, Edith Merritt,
Ella Maud* Jonea, Thelma Hugh­
ey, Anita 'Caaaldy, Herbert Smith,
Oulta Bridgman, Billy Jordan and
Robert f l t i rw m v . -------— - . ...
Room 6, Loulae Johnston, Elite-

high aeora prlte, a pair of
hate, went to Mr), Ralph W
.* At the lea hour the table*
aprrad with linen rlotka and
frvxhmenlt consisting i f a l
rJutw, rake and coffee, ■’
•erred by the hoateaa, aattatP
l l n , Ralph B. Wight.
■’J
Thooo preient worn lira. E
CaUwell and grant, Mra, f
Wright, of North Carolina,
U. I* Perk Ina, Mra. M. B . 1
ghta, Mn. W. A. fllt a . Mra. I
Ilonaholder, Mra. Floyd A. P

pobllran-cnntnllrd teflrinlur* the
tow-try w * » foundering -hr n *h*#»
ra*a from which the only outlet
U repeal of Ihe Eighteenth* A*
mend r cm.
"| would that
% e ’ D e rn ier Q ri*in H a lf as m o d eled b i) I
j
temperate la th
•aid, "but it ha, been ahown in
a B e a n U ) in 8 d d ie O a n tD r i'? iX 'h o o p e e '--' 1—
■
hi dory that mankind cannot be
,i"“
u ’/'1 *5l” ' *
*
1
.
’ V-'t
V fyf% '
made good
under
compulaten.
ocreen mualeal
mualcal comedy that
After their long week'. In making “ WH^opor," the Eddie 'Cantor
Cantor »creen
Tempera ore la n virtue to bo in­
■ Saturday to the Mllane Theatie, the ladlea of the rnmmbl* discarded their “ Ten'*Oallon Slat*
culcated i In a people by education
nnd penuaalon."
ccwgirl headgear with fine weatrrn whoopa to welcome the newnt m:de« In millinery.
In New llampahlre the Itonae
Claire Morriaon, cn» o f Cantor’a lovely play-malra In the picture, la ahoacn with a n*w wldeof Repreaeelallve* ronvened arith
one teat vacant—«hat of the Her.
Napoleon J. Gilbert, Catholic
aeaaonal altmelion, bol It lo aUo availprint who waa elected deapile hi*
public pnteatatlcna.
In Minnraota Floyd B. 01.nn,
In Ma Inaugural addreaa -at th*
•InfVb f i n t farmer-labor party
governor, urged repeal of the
atele now.paper auppreailon law
under which a newapaper publishIng libekiui and defamatory mattar can be aupprcaaed by court that Inviolability 1* unaafr.

Mr*. Ballinger withe* to thank
Ihe many friend* who ahowered
her atep mother, Mra. Ida Pater­
ae n and aelf with rarJ* and baabet, af goodie* and fruit for the
holiday* not forgetting Mr. Lundqutet and son* fer daily armfnl*
o f good dry wood for thrar chilly
day*. Th* widow appreciated it.
Mra. Ballinger ha* been 111 arith
a bad cold for three week*.
Mr. Moran *nd little daughter, ‘
Joyce era Maying wllh hi* wife’*
parente, Mr. and Mr*. V. Spendlove white Mra. Moran and her

DeLand

Since 1878

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► J. D- Parkir proAudit*
Syntem*
Tnxe*
8arah Parker Methon n g *J p»nb held It*
whiaag meeting WrdIfheaa at I he home of brth Y xfllri, IfHMF M N R ttr,'C *
Accouiuntim an 1 Auditor*
a MeCram. Mr*. ParkF ln t Nslloral Hi ilk rtuildingt
Mr. and Mr*. J. n. Dixon enter­
derotlonil which war
tained her Sunday achool ih .u of
y a Uriel prayer by
Stanford
Florida
glrla, their boy frirrd* fhd par­
ll Varner.
,
ent* and a few neighbor* with a
l brief hualncaa rcaaiou
Chrlatmoa party at their home on
-------- at------------------------ L.
^ ------Ihe evening o f Dec. BO. The mom.
i. An Invitation try Mr*,
were decorated with frma and rad
liabeteer te hold th* neat
roar* and ,
prettily
trimmed
at Iter home wa# accept- Jonea, CnnaUncr Melach, Winona ChriMma* tree wllh a gift for
Purvlaj
Room
1,
Ray
Lord.
Voll*
hbx j
E
each ore of the ctea* and teacher
*
, -., « M M wwrat Mr*. J. H. William*, J r, Ann Benaon, tetilor and randy far all the young folk*.
pC .B , P,.TbtTenc*. Mr*, Harden, Daria t e le , Donna Mor­ A fter d abort program,' sandAuditor*
I um Aiwoanlanla
f r i i t Mr*. J. H. Pawall, gan, Mildraj Ratliff, Jean Zara * Irhea, cake*, coffe* and. orangetell Varner, Mr*. H.rertcr and Dapkna Takarh.
&gt;de waa aerved te the r|c«te'fby
CIO 1-2 Fforiij Avrnue
l l n Tom William*, Mr*
Room 2, Richard L
* h o * * - aaalaty )&gt;y&gt; the girl*
adferd. M n . George Me­ Joanne Aixanfla, lietea
Phone
8189
. ]
Tampa, Fla.
and,a porlal hour wa« .enjoyed
in . W. 0. Drkte, M n. R. MlUrrtl Edmi
■.
(•
by ail. Mr. Mnaon had out a fine 1
ihoteet and Mra. J. D. Crook. Room 3, Jamra Tew, Opal radio, adding to the enjoyment
Alcorn, Jewell Bette, Marjorie of tha oeraalon. There were pres­
Cogburn, Alice Johnaon, Vera ent: Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Krirain,
Lodge and Margaret Van Neai; Both Bather, Gilbert and Buddie
Rvom S, 11. B. llndgea, Claude Ericden, .Mr.
I g Mra. . j M
Whlddon, Robert Stanley. ’ Jamra ftVayae, Dorothy, Marjnrir and
Bradfonl, Vivian ilutner. Marian Rllltei Mr. and Mra. Rrnana, Ann
*
*
; narrtui, caiendul- Ctauie, Marian Eatridgo, Mary
■ad Jane, Mr. and Mr*. SpendThe fnctorlrn have nnnounrrti ’ a 10 per cent reduction
France* laird and Lillian Eeegj love and Ruth, Mr. Mcrggn' and
Room P, Julian A .lam’ , William Joyce, Mr*. Alma Neear and Ira
In the price e f nholgun nhelta. Jn keeping the RSbd will
Frankhou.rr, Arlln* Richter, Vir­ and- Audrey May, Martha Slev­
o
f our runlorarro we nr* pom Ing name lo them, from
ginia MrItory.
Mary , Hlgglna, ant, Mr. and Mr*. Auguat SwanEtlllh Ringletary and 1 Dorothy *on and Dorothy, pearl and Olla
now anil) farther notice.
Warren.
Tjrntr, Ruaael, llirhanl. and Ed­
OUR E N T IR E STOCK OP 81 [ E U A W IU . HE S O U )
gar Lvndquiit, Marian, Virginia,
Ned Smith returned yeattrday Irena ard tnwranc* Lundqulat,
A T 10 PER C EN T DtSCOUN p. ALL GUAGEH, A L L
from Jarkaonville where he rpent Mra. Balllngrr, Mra. Deanr, Mr*.
eeveral day* on bualnet*.
SIZES. *
_
Wetterdkk and nephew, Harry
Hunter, Mr, and Mr*. Walfrvd
Pleraon, Mr*. Roy rotemaa, Mr.
brya
~
ard Mrt. Cecil Shepherd, Mr. and
(B y M n . J. C. Ell.worth)
Mr*. J. L. Dixon and children.
'HurhSetu Wheeler, the famou* Mr. and Mr*. Archie 8w*n*on and
**Cew
Boy Brulptjr" of Amerire, children.
I bps Introduced KuThe Cbrlaima* tree and pro­
arrived
In thin city Saturday, Jan.
vtraot, of . Daytona
gram* at both the U peala eburrhS,
an
hi*
way
from
Cteveland,
rav* an I Dualrated
ra were very happy event* to both
te hl*d*, u.lhg 1M or Ohio, to hi. formrr home at Fort the youngatera and older folk*.
Chrlatmaa, naar Orlande, t* vl.lt
hi*, father, Mr. Whretef, who j* Th* Lutheran* held their* on Dec.
IU. He called on teveral a f hi* old ts with n prettily trimmed tree
friend* of thia City who welrom- and a candle lit rhnrrh. All their
rhlldren were remembered with a
ed
him with both aarpria* and1
-ImQwra rajoyad
Taendnyn am Friday*
nice gift* and fruit and rend lea
pteaaorv.
l
b
waa
tho
dinner
gueat
i«feW W M nernd
for all and gtfta for the paator.
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
Edd.
Comoran,
of
tobla Wkteh waa
Rev. Norbaom and wIf*. Tha (teda lari* rarae ' aad Camera* Aveqpo, after whWh he erbium bey* with their
v»
violin*
retim ed with Jodrr Cameron to
played “ Silent Night” ; Mra. J. I.
Sanford to tha Camons home on
Lundqulat »ang aha-Mr*. BbboH
ThHrndayn and Saturdaya
L a s m Ave. and waa bta gtoaat far
and a ipevtel ringer »ang “ No
the night.
room in the inn.” which waa beau­
tie went homa te hia father
tifully rendered, accompanied by
So'nday morning, and la expecting
h liik tr p The paator ff«vo a nice
Tranl the girl friend to • ter * evrnlng. fteo for joaravlf
to .pend tho winter moniha at hia
whet
■ good tlmo yon ran hare *1 Ihe TrteMu.
aid home. Hia maay friend* and
relative*' will be glad, to kn&gt;w of
hte return to Florid* after four
year* in' Cleveland and abroad.
Mr. Wheater will be very hvay
, ,
Dancing 9:.1( TUI T
dnriltf kit May la Florida, modal»
music' wna en-

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One o f Florida's Lending Department Stores.

PENTLAND,' GRAY and MOORE

L.

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ALFORD tOM PANY

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Club Holds
Wednesday

PRICES REjDUCED

EAST SANFORD

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SATURDAY
The Last Day Of Our
January Clearance Sale
. Fall and Winter Dresses at
LESS THAN COST

: PS
Hdwe. &amp; Sportin Goods Store.

AT THE T! IAN0N

Ocean Pier Joi lenders of
Daytona Beach

Special Lot of
75 Fail and Winter Dresses.
Silk Crepes—Woolens—Velvets
Values to 29.50 Sale Price R 9 5

Geo. Schiffley and his Orchestra

Gentlemen 99c

f Jho stormy
•to* Thompapo
R. hoc capable
kdnot with Mra.

Florida

D R E K A ’S

Ladies Free

Balance o f our Stock of Fall and Winter Dresses at the follow*
ing attractive prices.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.

$12.50 Values Sale P rice.... ..........
$18.Qp Values Sale Price
$29.60 Values Sale Price ~r :. ...... .
$39.60 Values Sale Price
..........$
,y.; •
1
EntirfB Stock
Mens Suits M
,
of
and Overcoats *
Wintoi*, Coats
Volues
y
cmd
From $20 to $45
Win&amp;bHats
Now
.M m
$14,95 t o $31.95
H a ft b ic e
for Oleat-ance
* p ## &lt; 4 » p t o * * « * a * • a *4

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Winter Silks
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W intry View o f Capitol

An attractive wintry vlrw of th« United fiutnj C;
Inglin nfU: • tUglit anowfiU haa draped a eolr, c i
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ebt Plan Offered
ty By Attorneys
o r Bondholders
, (Conllnnad from pact 1;
' a rt or offenalre during rny rr‘l marks I Ida afternoon ploaae hear
:V In mind thet'lhey are not tntentj, Iona). With your pcrmlael ih
l
i would |lko to revjew tome of the
vfeap|&gt;cnlnga in Ihla matter during
the peat year or more, and tel|
. 1 fbu aomelhlng abaul liur nltlttfdr.
. , Primarily, are are net the Commit; tee. We are thtlr Dvr)cr*, mm
; Who were born and relied in
■i FlurIda, era properly ownrr* nnd
V m hlrnla of Ihla Ktate, and we are
£ deeply oinrtrped
with every
„ phaar of ita ealalmro, While we
' may take u dlffrrent point o f dew
* about the dlapoailhm uf your debr,
1 etill We believe that we,have a»
much Interest In &lt; Hanford and
‘ V
l n W i r U aa
H i anyone
B l i t t i l h a rl*c.
I 'l a l "'
Florida
1
t'lf you murmber," heootiUnutil,
- “ wa brought aulta aralnat thia
£ City In Ihq United Hlate* Courta.
‘ . ..There are were met bb e Helena#
t which cauaa con alder able feeling on
» «ur*lde. Forlnalanre, on* of the
a- care# met with the defenae that the
t j C l l y denied,the debt. We did not
M lg k e that to mean repudiation.
U pat a* In the pbeltliut of
C 'having lo prove that you bwed
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accepting a u f t i m i t
th&lt;nk are yuur •latter umt.r the fur ike *ako uf harmony. Frankly, dlilrkx. Iky D lilrM
cliruro*unr«. We may he wrong I Kill tuic that w« are not going
in our ronclualon*, hut wr licliuru to Vo ahlr to agree on the millthat « r have the ttjfVit to come aite rcqulri-d. at thia meeting."
.before
».e rp V
Mr.' I/Kngle then proceeded to
you and talk with you in
llirea matt, in. Wo lit inly ln lirVe lend tHe fellowrtjlgv pwoeltlnne
that Ihla I'oinin aaiun roptp-eiil* Im u ilrrly aohialtted
tee of IndehtadM
rhmmUklon by the
lit a* wrlp n« lh» |u&gt;opliM
bonda may net
"I belle to and tinjm? lho| wr run Protective CeaunlUi
Pr jpoeliion' 1} r «
come lo thin Conilftwalop Mid lie*#
It to Judg- s s e 4
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a lo-tUr undrrataiodnif of o-ir It* ilefeneet ted in
law ectlona
trouble*. 1 think I am rljthl In toy mrnte Ip the rudann
pee le i of
convlrllom In M irvln g ih’ t ji*U t'n those coupon*, c
produced * rropweHJejt,' T, la
own to holli o f ua cun*hhinillnii| ImUlitedneaa
___ Jed ip Mint, ere willing far a
in, one hat the right to eapirt fa- . w
vnr o u t anothrr. Wr nppciil to .Homo coupon* have .'been paid created out e l a part
you to dlat'luirpo tliu&lt;r
hcrioita (ureltg bond*) alnee hulta * were appropriated to boat
obligation* Iitaril on those lirlirfa, filed, while other* babe been dliand for our (mil, wr err going tn pirebJl wf by plelaUftni ®
Propoellbp
City ehall pay the ** auch fund la V T
proceed on that ba»;s during lha
nV*l ••
IS itw
minilhi.
aaeMir, ^
- Committee end Doe Amiga#, lac. h r the
*.**Afler the HuprtWe Court hand­ all fundi available far Intrreat on
bonda held by Committee and Doe
ed down If* deciaion ami ortWut
that the tl, l»l lie paid, wr w elt In- Ainlgja:—471,000 In the genvral
fundi appro*Imatcly 122,000 In
vltrd to * rvnferrncf with'the City
the (portal aaaroament fundi 14,CoinmUiinn, (he object of which
Hi*1.311 In the capital fund; ll.oott.was tef arr.vt' at a plan In Ilglitrn
ifll lrf the ga l plant ootid redemp­
the Imnhn of the City. Wr raint
tion fund; and alao, If legally pandown. hai| a' plraaanl
Hireling,
rible, lha
tpaarlng rounod a cordial dlacua«lon of the pone] hut ’ptraenled, all of which
matter, In which tba Cuminieilunwill bo applied t* inter»»l on bepda printed to dafat
era made ua a prepaid I lun.- Wv told paal due an,| Interval coupon* In pieced la a - M
|krin that wr would take L that order t*f maturity. (Flguroe aub. rollartad aeU 'd
propor tion up taler, after w\i liad
Ject to vcriflrallon.)
on nppoi(unity lo go to J Hew
Fro position 3. A form or budpal
Fork, which w«&gt; did, ami jdfre It thuujd Nc adopted whereby thebe
U liifr all the mender* of the shall br appropriated tn Ixind. debt
Committee—
Ire and certificate*
aenlre
certificate o ll, M W
‘•They gave ua the authority to ednrea Irarvpt fur wal
proree.l n* outlinrd in the nine fixed percentage 'a f • K W mean
prppunl(h&gt;na I will read for you. received i &gt; l be cCIly [from el
At the ro&gt;iuen of tba .City. »uU* source (now ealablhg or
whit
to lie up rurpliw C|ly fuml* wbicn may be bereaftur .rgrtledU aicel
front tho operatieoa at the well
plant,
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Prepoaltlen 4.- A ll mmey a bare
operating ixpenaaa' derived from
tie operation* of tba water
ahould be appropriated, ta
iw d t. Water bond# ubvoid I

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PI am eatlaflad that the aeontry
bae not reaUaed end Cettgrem hah
little knowledge of Um Una altuatloa in the drouth area, t am al­
ee eatbfied that If Wa could talraly determine the facta there would
he little difficulty in agreeing* up-

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majority - leader, Chairmen [Shall
of the House rulea rom m ittfw 'M
Chalnpan Wood each charged the"
Democrat* 'with “ plltflng piUUea" with the drouth belief IkfUlation.,Tilton doelered that unleea

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Umttum in itlu&lt; Irrad cat'leiti«.o( water bnuU lha*
lb* ward, for thee are &lt;«*««}* pe- aad rerliflcaleeJ
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r a o c it A lf e
Kama u WABCj 8, ,I)*rn dance;
8:15. MirCio1HfiMty! 8:30, Same
a* WABC; 1:45, Studio protean t
P, Kama am WABC; 9:30, Froul
Row; l« , Memaha r 10:30, WABC
(ll- S h r a ,).

•;00. A . M., Today'* Program;
0:03, Matic Application — J«nlor H lfh School; 0:40, Auat Bammy i
Chat to
Homeaaapan)
10:00, Morning Melodic*; 10:45,
Rrairma o f New. Events; 11:00,
Variety, Music.i Parade? U iM .
ITealth Talk — Home 8m
11:40, Popular Program;
Tima t B taat*;- It :0 0 ,.

Roporta are rrcvlifd of
an
amahlng tmatmrnl that epileptic*
■tat* ha* proved successful ' (A
atopping their attach*. R. I«p*o.
Apt. at,
123 Kan
Wright,
Milwaukee, Wiaeorsln,- ha, been
supplying aufferers
with thla
treatment.
He.
now- withe*
not been helped and to tlo-ao- la
making the atartllnf offer o f a
gvnerwii treatment free to’* All
■ufftrert. Anyone afflicted thouId
w rite fo r thl, free treatment at
once, riving age.— Adr.

Same at W
0:39, Same
W EAF; tfI,

m an - parted; 19:30,
poet's
I ’.fiL Ben Berate orchestra;
%' Meeker** orchestra; 13,
•tey orchestra; . 12:30, Ann
biA — WJZ New Ynrh—710

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i (NBC Chain)

LlWalng Junior;- 0:15, Van
|MI orchestra; 0:45, Topics In
ft 7t Arnoe n’ Andy; 7:15, The
Mat 7:30; Phil Cook;
7:45,
Ha'ctxhCs^ra; 8, First Night.
ItfTwo dnnea. orchestras; 9:30,
gptlh melodics; 10, Echoes of
V*|n; .11, Slumber hour; II,
5 &lt; V Andy (repeat).
i * 383.3—KU KA—330
30, The Duo; 0:45, Same at
!;■*, Barg dance; 8:30, Same
HZ; 10,' Sponsored program;
U Same at WJZ: I t , Sport*;
tram; 11:15, Same a* WJZ;
J, iDance (30 ml),
428.3^-WLW— 7*3
IE, O rrhrtlrf; 3:30, Dog Talk
{We ** WJJ; 7:45, Bponmred
(dam; 8, JLo* Amigos; 8:30,
Id tour; 0, Bank program;
■ a m * aa WJZ; 10, The Hall;
UJ'rBob New kail; 10:45, OrIn ; 11, Variety (3 1-3 h r*).
3 3 U — WJK— 158
JO, Ensemble; 0:45, Cecil A
r; 7. Ssmo a* WJZ; 7:t5,
| program; 7:30, Sponsored
IfMa; 8, Kenturvs; 8:30, Feaf 3 Star Dust; 0:30, Same ar
I; (10, Orchestra; 10:30, I V
iftama; II , Orchestra; 11:30,
• I f I 1-2 hr*.).

, 45X3-WBR-740
.fltgdln program; 7:30, Ramo
IfJZt 8,*W E A F ( I 1-3 hn.||
uBam* a* WJZ; 10, WKAF

m ill'It,

WJZ program*;

'Teaches * Cream; 11:30,
d *r Rerar; 11:45, Rhyme';
Km A Red; 13:30, Organ rc
•TTT.I— WRT— 14S0

lOj ;7,: Nrwat

Tr|o;

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7:30,

Wf Mstesvllle; 0:46, Ra'me a.

7, PUnirtj Newt; t*.W, Or­
chestra; 1:&lt;S, RWW U WJZ; «.
W KAP (1 1.3 hr*.);#:30, Santa.**
WJZ; 10, Same at WEAF; 11,
WJZ1- program i 01:15,' New* Or­
chestra; 1 L Seine aa WJZ.
I t fdl— Watflit T a m p o -d lff »
«:00, Theater new*, aanoaacamentt; G:SQ, Trie;: 7:31, Msrloh
Dougina Radi*-Players; 7:45, Hol­
lywood Light*;.-B:oo, Trio; 8:30,
Thin a»d Thai; U:00, Dick Coy
dance oirhertm; 6:30, WMDR clgar program; il0:00, KnterUtnen;
11:00, lala tilet Garda organ rerhal.
483 — WBUN St. reterahurg—BIO
0:45, T*pVa Ira B rief (NBC)|
7:00, Alho* 'rf AbiTy'lNHC); 7:30,
I'hll Cook (N B C ); TteVPaotnolr.
(N B C ); 0:00, Birthday party)
10 :00, Dance Archaatra (N B C );
11:00, Btymber mualc (N B C );
11:30, Luke Atkina' dance onrhei-

r a i D A t T ^ A ^ 'S i

3:45, A.
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8:00.

Coughs and Sore Throat
Relieved Almost Instantly

0:00, Bt*.4Vo

lg a Deeter’a Prescript ten
.far treating

Stop children's \ougha and tore
throati before three ailment* lead
to dangeroua Ilia. Ute Thoslr.e, a
doctor’* fantout pretcriptlon which
brings relief within 15 minutes,
yet contain, no harmful drugs.
s- Thoxtne works ron a different
|iHndple, it hat a quirk, double
action—it relieves the Irritation
and goe. direct to the Internal
1 •' t
cauie. Ideal for all children be­
cause It la pleasant lasting and
easy to lake—not a gargle. Ask
for Thoxinr, put up ready for uaO
■ri
In 35c. SOr, and 31.00 bottle*. If
yau are oot satisfied your money
ii*
will be refunded, Sold by all drug- Dr. W . ELM aeD O UG ALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, Is now locntad at
glata^-Adv.
hi* rsaldenca In Floral Haights,
S. Banterd, Phan. 633-M. ________

Muilc; 1X 16, Aw
13:46,
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1:00, Din er.Mutl
thythmt;

rtal; 0:01 NeWplC
Dance lfta-.-fl;42?
lea; 7;00)'-CerTCrt
Tea Company;
10 :30, National 7:01,' Snort* and antikttrwgriwwgi
Horn* Hour NBC; 10(45, Heins 7:15, Dance mui c; „ 8:00, Gulf
Pure Food Talk
NBC;
11:00, ninU by Art Milk*; iQB/Tsng
Home Hour Orchestra; 13:00, tlroeM; 8:30, Everything; Musical;
Time, Weather, Report*; 13:15, 8:45, Military Hand Contact) 8iJJ,
Georg* Washington Hotel Or­ Garden o f Melody; BiSO. Cfiahiher
10:00,
chestra; (12:30. National Farm A of Commerce prugfam;
Home Hour NBC; t:M , Usylluw; Dane* music; 10:30, Bob Jones
*r,R.«teJ.Trlo; 1:45, Ministerial Hour.
Alliance; 1:00, Home Hour OK
eheelra; 8K», Signora Pasquallna . T W O .K IL L K D IN CRASH
DcVoe — Dramatic Reader; 3:151 I f f u r i
- tr ^ U in O iT
Pride of
Dixie
Cake — 3:30,
A1)A,( , Okl*„ Jan. 8 - ( A p ) —
'Clyde Line Orchestra; 4:00, Ra­ W ayn* Sparer f.i 21,’ eperaior of
dio Guild NBC; 6:00, Tetley* Tea the Spencer Flying School, and
passenger, ware
Program NBC; 5:30, Claud* No- Lee Davis, a
Ian's Program; 5:45, Chamber of killed In the crash of their air­
Commerce; 0:00, Florida State plane five mlletl eoulheast or Ada
Marketing Bureau Service; G:I5&gt; late yesterday. Both lived here.
Whlddon* Choristers; 8:45, Lite­
rary Digest‘d Tuples in Brief by
Lowell ’ Thoms* NnC; 7:00, Amo*
DENVER, Colo., Jan. 8—( A D
V Andy NBC; 7:15, Whlddon'4
Choristers; 7:30. Phil Cook, The — Manufacture of medlelndl alco­
Quaker Man NBC; 7:45, Brown- hol under Federal permit was
bUt Footlights NBC; 3:00, H.l- held illegal In Colorado by Feder­
bros Watch Program (R- T.)| al'Judge J. Foster Kymes In rul­
8:15, Plymouth World Tour (E . ing on a breach o f contract «ull
Western
Products
T .); 8:45, Natural Bridge Review against the
NBC; 11:00, InLrwuven Pair NBC; Company- Ha decarad the manu­
9:30, Armuur Ilnur NBC; t 10:00, facture violated Stele laws.

NBC;

FOR SALE — Wlree, boarding |
’ p er and other farm equlpne
Apply Apartment 7, Park Apt*.

ben Like Ihfe
Safe PcAGfiription

Quaker

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A L L KINDS bunding Material*.
LnmMr, rough or draaaad, Helire red cheap. Vermont Lumber
Co., Harvey Velno, Oateen, PM.

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COLDS and HEADACHES

Children's Colds
Externally* .

MEAT MARKET
T i n t SU O pt. Pnat o t n m
■

PIANO Tuning and RepairIdg.
Felts poisoned for moth* atad
mice. Thirty-three years eapdrlence. All work* guaranteed- Phone
113, Rowland King.

III* Ike areal ****** resred* haewrn

( U Ilao In Tablela.

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ttomey-al-Law
Wilt practice la all the coart*
Bsaariaatlon o f Abatracte of Lead
Tit lea glvea especial at|*BlloiL

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FOR BALK: 8. C. Rhode Island
Rods, direct from R- If- Rucker
peas, guaranteed to have laid 280
eggs per hen a year — Hatching
eggs and few baby chirks reason­
able, rati 305-J,.Frad 8. Ball.

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AUTO TOPS
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“ Pinahalt K«nn*l»", Columbia--Ji.
* Upholstering, Bib. V
C„ 33500 reward If returned to J.
SPENCER
TOP HUOP
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Dr. Dltchatd'a Nasr (ntroduetloa
Marglob* quality, color and shape
10 14 13 days earlier
Ideal for early-grdon wraps
Pkg, 50c; U IU 10.00
Eastern Servico Corporation
, , Cambridge, MX

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FURNITURE, ‘ ;
Trad* In Your IlMdPur*
niture at WAGONER'S.
C APE
OASTS C AFE
Open 14 hour* — U S S.
Park.
LU M B ER

MEN AND WOMEN _ Uovarnmant positions ar* permanent.
Information, P. O- Bo* 1103 —
Sanford, Fla.
WANTED" TO BUY - YouTg
mulr, cheap. Phoae 3502.

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MAN
W ANTED for Rawlelgh
. Route o f BOO Consumers la
North Brevard County, Titusville
and Daytona Beach- Reliable hust­
ler can start earning *36 weakly
and Increaa* every month. Writ#
Immediately. Rawlelgh Co^ Dept.
PA-BF-63'R, Memphis, Tran.

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*T DAILY NEWSPAPER
l(A, rRIDAV. JANUARY ». 11

Prohibition R e p o r t From
H o o v e r Law Commission

fiR E fr r

p r e s id e n t

ectqncy
Jr.r

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9. -(A P I
—The prohibition report of I*re»idoitt Hocrrr*! Raw Enf.rcement
D o l - Commlalion waa awaitod today
p f Q . -with note axpretancy than ever la

tin u in g
direct lo commit* ion headquarteta
lo an effort U aide-track the niah
of oratory exported to fallow aphremained miaaleo of the report. They were
Senate'! Inf timed, however, that the report
waa virtually ready for delivery
in amend* to the Preefaket ami Would be beat
relief apIn the Ilouaa maonwhlla final
th . little
appreval waa given to thr Hlobba
bill to modify the Janaa five-andtaa law, a meaaure which .grew

Ian July. Wnwknrt tald, hi* fore*
would rjnllnm work t l 0*9*1 **
tba flat monograph* on ptohlbl*
Don now brine prepared. .

The attorney amoral weald not N a t i o n a l l y K n glee .hi* view*, but It waa know*
v ilia n A n d
ha doire not particularly faror thla
F lie r s P a r t i
method. Ilia attitude la that .tba

fu prpprr aphrrr and not atloinpt
p tp M in i* rtlurallon.

, The m j ' i recraa agreed upon
hy theTwIcTerehaw Commlreloo
Wednesday did not prevent •fpht
of the a m t m front. appearing
•t their Malra. pesterd *£ A me&gt;*cHy *f thewii however, war* 0t~.
rupled mote with other phased of
tba romntliilon'a InvafcMgatinn Id*
Id crime .than with prohibition.
The fervenat remained that - the.

T o F in d S u c c e s ifi
M fttb o d O fA v o k H *

MIAMI. Jan. 9— (AP)
p'anrv darling arroaa. a *\
.L
a i l s a L o
t a l l n d llA d l
ky uyeitertajr
launched IMiami»
Jail&lt;1 All American dir m*t er
ta thlee d«y atretch'of roeda and
tunto* nation illy known dylllan
tad patvtra filer*.
•
Dlgmtari. i of the United fltatai
i*d foreign rountilra viewed thf
ippctacle aa fleet-wlnged piano*

m s a t t 'v f i s i
Oonetal Mitchell aad ProhlblUan
Director Woodcock were discount­
ing thd'ellbct Of the allminatlan
from the dstttency appropriation
of the 110,000 phaelalen far pro­
hibition *edo»atlan. Jhe itrm was
tau atlll hay
pproprlatl &gt;n

H oover- " g -fa llu r e . aa preet
d«ntM and aald it waa quiti
possible “ we Democrat! ahat
have to organise both houi
o f Congre**” thla-year,
tolled In pet fart symmetry above
v The Democratic leader called
the “500 »peculate
Itewplte the bitter wind, which *wept through the greundt uf the Kceciitton Manalop at Waahlnghi* party to find a awceean*
Aircraft of nearly every dee, tpn, »tveral thnurand citliew* waited patiently In Hite frr hour* t» greet. President and Mrs. Ilooeer at upon
ful method
dealing with ramcriptien tntared Into the if'.ttiwdi the annual New Year reception.
rtietclal disturbance*. Ha pahrtod
rrenta fallowing predoniatlon at
la the federal reeerve act Ip Um
the new city built naval reacted
field of finance av an »*n«p4a'afej
alrprrt at Op«-Yj#cha lo hear Adt
ahat i NM b* d**#., ’
. -JjHH
mini W. A. Moffett, ah'ef of Na?
-It D doubtful,'' Bhaoae *«HB
v*l aviation, aa thp flrat ettnt of
addressing a . MUaouri
day banquet, -If any admlntatra* ,
pursuit planet from quant hu. Va„
thrilled 'dpfa^aliira with their •ra­
U . Jan.
CIIKSTK
pt^*darting toer the f.ald In »•'!*»
at rom­
|)&gt;-The 7
•f fotmrth.n mamruv.r* with »pati
per* and
|bf. cot In*
and.barrel roll*. loops aad then* W a s t e l a n d I s T o r n e d ,
Mkm la­ A l e x J o h n s o n I s W e i
ctuirra I
orhoga motor ream set *pecUtor»
. affiliated
.F le t s e d W ith t f u m ,
1 *t o ,H u g e T e r m in a l
‘ Utalr mills
b e r In A tte n d a n c e
HigWplfliiat* of foreign govern- i F e r A i r p l a n e L i n e s
___labor dUpuie
uaents , a itim'eed J(he dey'e fpVd
yero- era* wftlM
Arcoidlng to official* In charge.
In'U m 'ifiH ttm s. I f e r r lad Ire
k 4 w U!ONAB|Tb . hlll'BKKT
Vlia annual Seminole County _Pool- itab *o leng continued had - Mr, t.
to'
ittbf
f
i
-ahb
recommendation
U M l W i a K , M.1 V 4 »n. 0 —( A I’ l
will iue«n a bwkout ef WU.Q00 try Show, which opened yeatarday Hoover not lulled the country J »V
—A
,,f "M t'lam l.-ln wluch
atietniKin bafor* a taiga' audience tc a' false Sana* of teeurlly, and Vutrea »Wamp gia»a wave d * UtlM vrerker*. The taxtlle Industry, uf Interevted » fW » « r e In’ the encouraged people to Ignofw thp\'
has
:bam
it*
dlfflrollle.
far
“M fb'^K an three "year* ago, ha!
weak* bacauir of the weavtre' Davket Building at M»«no»la A f*' danger »lgn*U that are'»o appare.
heahgap the greatret alrt'art in the
nde and S,cond Street, will go down ent In rvtrovpect.
iefu»»r7nf ardayt the roll! own. -In .all-the nmfualon and ladefar Mrpeiilng In burine** voi- ere’ I'tiqajbl'UW each man now
daion of Ike ftlMtWu,’’ Ike epaak- bate the longvr evtabli»hcd field* Pllrratl^g' Mur |m.m&lt; talc nver
(Continued On Page Eight) r . *
U u Source,. Teinplrhufer ami twice tMt number. Owner* of*
Aoydea, the Metropolitan Airport frrrd \o InrrraM pay amount­
of Nawwrk lari year was Ihc.rm- ing about riO.no a wiek but
Iral point lor the u»n.u»rUtl«m the wanvern uigpend tha ay**-JI -- -' aka,. • snnrMfl tKiiinila ut

K I H a 'd a .
larw&gt; f * Urn
&lt; Tha supreme rwuft oWtrulad
•hkctlaaa sf tha rullrcgd eotamlaaten u its assuming Jurtedlctlen
a Vk* ruee, and quaeked the par*
vlk. bolding that tha commiultn
W not alwayg net -far tha pah*
p convenience and PresaaUy,The drcliler upheld the railway
Ida* night from11 and the IUllway Rxpraa* Agamy
Nirt, sentence o f u 4nc, and d icuaard at length tha
Jbdga'R. C. Colllaa qufttioa cf motor (ruck line* op.
aratlag on public highways parab
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P ltn s S p eed ed F o r
(S e ttin g D e a t h C h a ir
JaAlVjan^baA-a. :-4 . F o r

NATCHRZ, Mfi*.. J*» b -(A P )
—Tha claim (hat Turn Ml* wa»
charged gUH * V '* * • W*y*«»*
aVlha.ee aatmA “ Itetegny ' hi fun.
kb catered tha' tn' viea was made
by cmm/rl for
Bach T. Mllilfy.-nwner ar the lot Reach shew*,
daring Dial Iwre yeUeida, of a
WyMO braarh W contract mill
braught by thd*vbawnmn ag«l»»i
the actor.
“
•The testimony urns

piamantad

MU'* lawyer* lait cooaaMifav MU­
ter raid ,U would relvblUh tljat

L in g le ’ g S la y e r

ailCAOO. Jan. 9 ^ (AP) —
Plan* tu pul 1-eo Urpther*. St

kthi'* divorced wile vm* on the
■land when tha chary** were
mad*. Khf aald her mildcn name
war 0||Va Stuke* and that to#
f H ^ T tll
Ward Italmnot at
(CoJUnaad to Pto* SUht)
M r * . U n d b o h a . 7 « , te

Dead Prom lUnes*

The airport wa»- mncaltred in
■ few week* « / Irr the
■prib flight Ilf Char Ira A. l.lndergli awakened immirlpalitie* to
lm n cl fit sir lianxwrt faclltlai. The eity own«l or later aao(^.IW7 j

Ex-Convict H&lt;
Cleveland P c
Por Killing 0

[uhcil —m* *HM) acre* of »w«mu

iwd at Pott Newark, Die obvious
llarc lor an airport.

I.KVKLAND, Jan. 9 .-(A P I

Palter today hold an ux-convict
far the murder of a pnli&lt;rtuegj
•aught two rubber* for the lilt­
ing of a watchman, and *mutted
the underworld la a roundup of
au&gt;plr(eui per»«n*. •
With revorvl-breaking ag*«M
John M,' GlaMcock, alia* Jack M*(
Uarthy, 37, why haa lurvad mail
If the Jeltft, IB., pri* m for i.»ak
robbery, wai Indicted yaaUrtlal,
Ire* than 10 kaur* afire Pan&lt;4man dame* Bryan, 37, a vktl|g
of Olaaaeock'a bullata, dlv* af hlq
wound*,
i&lt;
Tha walrhman kUlad era* AD.
brrt Burbr. He w*» that aartfl
yaatarday lg a g“ « Nghl *rlth tag
unidentified man who had brut to
a Jewelry stare vriadow,
Jty»n received hi* f*Ul waundg
.
John. Clrary. prub|,
ably wa* paralysed far Ufa by gi
bullet which entered hi* ipin*
whan they attempted ta raptur*
(ita»&gt;enck to an apariatent here
HMd'ea-canvlet M t thd'imlhr^

Predging* from the bay were
||*4l tu flit In iftO acre* of th*
rW*iup, whlrh ratendrd ilnwnoard
i2-fpel below act lev, I. Tile »0 tk

First Case Before
Judae ShnronGiven
ToJury For Action
At • tala hour thla afternoon
a Jury vf a * sue •mine In the
rase of Sew*nols County vereu*
llub Kob-nron, toluied man. ckaigcd a*ilia Lba poa*c*aten uf Hquor.
('■unity Pmaacutlng Attorney John
Q. lreinardy waa in chaigo of ih«
raw fur tho County, and County

today* to a n . agreement by the lie work. Uvfwra rdjuurnlng fo*
ft mat* ta limit debage, leader* Ibr trim, that fault allot deny
ibterni'nad lo ranort to nlgbl *«&gt;»• lug the plea uf Parr, I'etetwui

J+V**'
Sana
pubDrn
night
wavk.
11 Ldwd

B &amp; C 'i-arj.-Jt'fi'a tore*
irtt1
la the,spring

With llepub1baa&gt; holding only a |ia|ier maMrlty of on* In ehch branch of
'to*''-pew foagreo. the Indepand ole Wiuld wlald the balance at
junto- A drive by Ihi* gluup to
k&gt;rw th* axtr* &gt;#*»lnn Is etpacled.
Nona uf th* appropriation lull*
gggiag t^*.fund* fur nest yiar'a

lingaring IUinflrmlltea of

•pe(attun ef (lie government h*»
4*1 thtmigb tha H#it*t*. Aln.net
Chriatma*
tire entire we,h since C
——...— The pollcwmen sought ta arrtot
OJlsMwrll far quagtlonlog to tbo’
heldup ad f a_y*pto«*y. p itoa U r.g ^

and lt*&gt;y Wh ta fur a rew trial,
sentence I them to five year tenn*
rarh at Italfold for Die killing !•*•»
Jun* i f W T. Ulmd, Ovlodu far­
mer. Judge Wright aim heard a
ritII vrer, W*. 1L Tuanlcllffe a«
liquhlalur foi lhe INnk of Ov ed&lt;&gt;
vecaua J. I', Mu*,elwh te. A Jury.
rtmi|Hr*«d ut J 1* Kllewoith, C
Moot*, T. I*. LawIs, J. 0. Beniter. (i (I, Jacob*, ami C. 0. Mltrlirll, allowed a *#rdht uf IT11.39,
plu. IKK) fug attorney* fare in
fever of Mr. Tunnlrllffr.
Ye-lerday morning Jurlg* Kha
run auunded the rivll and crtmlpul 'docket and aet the rfimtoal
■are* fer trial. A number of teare
wgrr nolle proaead, aaveral were
iunllsued for tke tarn, while to
four c*ee», tW defendants plead*

hat bean, ronsunted in da­
i tba p»9er comml-»l»n.

BAjlJtO AP BALB C m ifIB M S U j
t HldAOO. Jan. 9— ’ ( A f ) J-vj
Kate mt the (Jtteagf. apd Alttevl

towing the M l
Ella Lowry, 4
graelon ( f Uha
•

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WAYNS
trt to April.'John Mtth»w*i • '
fal vryreeeatalive aad member
HAN ANToi
the legietollv# uaattea ckm- -.W arn* Mail
weight w r e g

dance flgurea . arhlch mq«»4t,hmie
ly, are » *«urf# of mftto'|»rfdf
AJcx It. Jnhnaoti, •voogWoaMU* di­
rector at the Seminole lllgk school
who, amIi ImI hy
W
echuol youth* »fflllutbd wltk the
I'utwrr Partner* of Flobbla, handIvd the detail* for tg* shew.
' Practically eeeryV /riety af
chicken I* on- dt*|day on tho two
flotite of thr ahuw, while ptgwona.
duck*, tutkgys, and .vhea»aat» Ol
lollllanl hue *wvl| t^e number a!
fuel &lt;m inhibition to.a caimider
able.Innease ovar la|t jyear'* #*•
hlbith'U. Tba egg akow Ha* iner a-cd In alia oVUr 10® per «vmt
Jming Hu- year, Ur-Juhnaon aald
tlile momVtg,- wttlla .th* rabbit
allow baa Inrrested dear ..*00 p*f
tent. .One of tbe f.alurr* m ron(Continued on l’a,e Right)
F ir e D e p a r t m e n t Is
C a lle d O u t 2 T im e s
A d*f*etlv* flue, and * •parka
frron a chimney were' the causa#
of two firm in Sanford during the
the
pari 34 hour*. Through
.
prompt action of the local fire
department under Chief. Mac
Cleveland, only minor damage re­
sulted in rarh care.
The fir*t flrr occurred /e*tav■lay shortly
l ----- - .sfler
. . . the, noon,
. ,, boor
when spark* from a kltrheo rhlmnry ignited the roof of the home
at A00 Rim Avenue acvupled by
Mr*. II. K. Walker and family.
The damage at that point wga
practically nU. Chief * Cleveland
and Firemen Tatum and ftoncan
aaawered th* tall.
Thla morning ai about 0:30 id-

clock, tbo w afer wa« sent ta 910
Kaaforil Avenue, whrr* a ile/retivg flua waa aalu* la have been re­
R o a d D e le g a te s W ill
sponsible far a Hear In tba Be­
ing r M&gt;m o f (Hdr home preu,Jed hy
Meet Next Monday
J. J. Wad*. Th* damage amauatod
to about $ti, ■moat af It -to tha
Delegate* of -tha BUta
walla and fireplace. O la / Cleve­ Number Three Improvearei
land, Flrimin Vernon, Oaaran aoalatla* frem every aBy K
and Hridga* anawerad tha toll.
(yal kVarid* will b a tlrt gre

I'KIBONBBS •BBCABTUBBP
MOUNIWVlLUt, Wa*». Virgin­
ia. Ja«. 9.—(AB)-J I'd*! priatmrr», wire aacapi-d /nan tht Wart
Virginia Paalteuliary by atajlag a
waU tort night, was, egpurrd to­
day, One waa neart) fvmren t«
death, offlrare **U. . ,

today «f br%%

lude "ecn.olldrtlofc o f the
jadteml tlrcuil* af
the fT AU S ON A
.

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(A P )'—E J Burn*,-rduf e«tato ;
dialer,,who police auld with o h -,
other white man agd a 1 oejro. ,t
planned tha trap Into which Dr.* n
W. H. Uodwia, waa lured Twaa- ■■
d*y night and faulty wuggded -&gt;
was bald today charged with mur* •
dee.
The learrent again*! Hum* wad-,
•worn out by police who taU 'M •
ronfeaaed flaming tha teta|ihdWvlj
mwtaga which brought the phygi 1

painted, wad M
t fell fn to a

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�th&lt;* fl'W to .Blake

B

M

III, won tha bomb dropping contoot, placing Ida bomb 71 fn»t
from the mirk. Clarence B- Dray.
E E T Lakeland, F la , waa afeond; l/iW«U R. Styles, Springfield, Mnaa,
third and Delbert W.
Koerner,
( Mill and Kankakee, 111, fourth.
•p.fBiHw &lt; V- T. Leak, Miami, borat a free
balloon In 30 second* after It wn&lt;
if*U L ,flyrelearnt to win the rvrnt. Art Dav)e, R u t l a nr lti(, W ith, waa seeopd, Wee
Itayrnoml,
Lakeland,
Fin, third nnd Freddy Lund, Tray,
Ohio, fourth.
Tha free for all rare* for plane*
o f too to dOOO cubit Inr hen dis­
placement, went to Art Dnvia,
Bait Lamaing, Mich., flying hlk
Waco at 111191 mllca an'hour.
!ila time lor the 80-mile race waa
] 2:39'.ft!. The race waa from a
•landing atart.
Arthur W. KUIIts, Lyon. ,111,
waa second, at 184,486 miles an
hpur in a Waeo Taper-Wing. B-

i llfg h L. Wood*, Wdet
rK Fit,, 8 feet; A. Jl.
Tampa, 8 feet 1 Inch;
m J. North, MoKticeilo,
I 8 Inch#*.
Stevenson, Kansas City,
ro^pe, flew IQf-fdJ mile*
p win tha 16-mlle race
able loch dbplacement
W. Bhallh.. Philadelphia
tsouMu; wai aocond- pt

W

«d, pkkod'np i f *
relumwl to tbgiffi
n Bikortky ■mphlti
of 3 3 :I7 :A 'Are*
e*r&gt;&gt;, lo on fr'faih!
thr* olh#r rntr^irt* ;* *»

A f‘iu»d o f Natry'ptanea ye

clpaUd l»U in the day* rror

i«iM« we nre persecuted w ily fo r
requesting f &gt;r C o b a * nite ot lib­
erty and ilrmocrnry.'’ ■
Aminjr IHoie flgnlng were Ska-

In n l*&gt;mhlng‘ e'mtr»t,'V**ft*'
Iheir nil irk on n mlnlatnt'r pf
of Miami, fltvlril -on ‘
MM.
J i i\ :3 s
W

v i Pilar 4nrgp de Telit, Mrnorita
IIortanri.1 lamer, Konnra Mantel
ttanox ilr XIurn eh, Hen fra Elrtia
WeHerm dr ConulM, Dr. Rltn
3 «ettrm df Vlllalon, end many

Re4lli)|f 1 ml- twisting, alt Ma­
rine planer ream Dqantbo Ilay,
V a , performed Ih* rnovt apcctarular m nnrum i p f the meet. E U
Mi'Iioiiiil 11, Chicago exhibited fan­
ny flylnjf in the ‘'Doodlebug * a&lt;4*
ting the plane dowh In the width
of thr field.
' &gt;
A leilteaa motor’ glider, piloted
by Major U. L. Bmith, of Miami,
made a fore*] landlnC when tinmotor of the plane' stopped dui Ing an eihlbltlon flight, Nrilhn
the pilot nor the griant waa in­
jured.
&gt; d*'7
Eleven Navy plane* «n mule ta
duantanama for Bpring training
maneuver*, arrived Iait
yvaterday from Jaekionvllla to
awell
the Hat o f paten ts In Ihttxlr meet
to over 160,

C u lm n
H e lp

W om en
F rom

Seek'

A m e r ic a

HAVANA, Jan. 9 ^ -.(A P )~ A
petition algnrd by a number o f
promirent t^uban- women last
night
aaked ‘ aavDtanrr”
from
Ihrir aiatern In tfie United Stale*.
The petition rtad: “ At the preax
rnt mnuent Cuban women
am
■trugpling for their trampled d t l*im«hip. In the name o f women’*
right*, we hope for the n .a b ta ^ q

herb pruminant In CubaX frmlnItl hrgnn last inn*.

BEFORE
WANTED: An eipeiivvKad auto■''mobile aalemmn, cue aim can
produce, (live in de'-ail yi.ur ex­
perience and at leu l titieo refer­
ence*. II- a 10 rare lit tuld.

and

AFTER

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N o d o p b t it h a* e f i c n re cu rr e d ' to o a r m in d * D m d jfl
n ow p « y f o r y o u r , g r o c e r ie s a t TO**1y W l* * t y fito r e a a n d w b
m c r ly p a id b e fo r e l£ # y o p en ed ta 8 a a fo r d . P t n t y W t * * iy ’g p o
inn y e a l a "H e lp Y o a r e a lf to 8 * v ia * * ” la * . » l * » b # * r d , l # p r p *

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anford Florida

an hour, and I/&gt;W*II B. Baylea,
Spring dr Id, Maas, In a Waco, waa
fourth, at 126JS6 mllca an hour,
Three Navy pursuit planes gain.
*d thunderous applause from apcctatora when they performed *pwtarular pianruver* over the Ibid,
Official* war# advlaed that lb*
auto-gyro plant, en *&gt;ute from
I ’ll Ilad* Ipi) la, to feplurp the three
dpy meet, left Jacksonville yesterd j^ ^ fie m o o n and waa due here

W

b

h a y e a a eries o f b o o k le t s

— one

fo t

ea ch

|^

cre a s e j^our c r o p a n d

JolJcL TO, In • Da-

your
fr e e u p o n
in

Extra F»ncy Ripe Yellow

*^ o w y o u h o w t o In*

B 9H

.Ocorgo W- Melasner, Rtauifoed,
Qpnik, won a novelty raco when
two amphibian planet flaw from

c r o p -* th a t

p r o fits .

S ent

req u est— o r c o m e

and- g e t y o u r c o p ie s .

It
•
p a y s t o k n o w fe rtiliz e rs . F acts

U. S. No. 1 White

p r o v e B r a d le y 's p a y m o r e p r o f*
i t f o r e v e r y d o ll a r in v e s t e d .

o k e s C o c o z e lle S q u a s h ^ Im p o r te d )
.*
„
»&gt; |
!t e B u s h S q u a s h (C o lo r a d o G r o w n )
la r ly ’ S u m m e r . C r o o k n e c k

m m jU g.

BRADLEY’S

For Breakfast Tomorrow J i

F E R T IL IZ E R S

Squash

(C o lo r a d o G r o w n )
&gt; ra sk a C a r r i e d

R e d B lis s P o t a t o e s

Wholesale and Retail

le C e r t i f i e d S p a u l d i n g : R o s e P o t a t o e s
l'
: ■'
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M And Other Excellent Strains

Sunset

STOKES SEEDS
f r
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SAN FORD

Saturday

‘3 F t o t f A 0 f i P "

A V R

PHONG

n

FRESH-ROAST

Sc .Monday Specials

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L altavlew I’ u rc C ro n m cry

B U TTE R

Lb,

Nut Hturaicc They Are Pine No. 1 Mined

EGGS

Dozen

A t the National Automobile Shows
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wins
• \9 \

R O A D C A S T

^

S. R. FLOURn

' Is

for the fourth ti

» ♦v i f '.

IS ^ J a r 2 5 &lt;

DairyU-u llvajMirulcd

hile Snowpexk
HnQwpe*kTh*t
11’a W
Whit#
Tlut

first place

m

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�H E R A L D , SA N T O M P , F L O R ID A :

HOUSE IS S T IU
BALKED O V E R
DROUTH RELIEF

$ g e$ t A i r p o r t
.

from P» t » l j

its

Systems

PEN TLAN D, GUAY

000,000 *i| , pent |ur

da/gw -facilities,
city -owned M hm lTor planes Pf Pan-American
and administration build- Airway Lines * to Central _and
Smith America as faV as Buenos
f V n •tats began a |:t0,000,00u Aires.
W «v jttd highway, soon to be minThe PJ dally scheduled
land­
I M iC w h lr h will cut to 12 minutes ings and ta k eoffs— 42 paarenger
the present 20-to-30 minute trip and 20 mall — involve a- dally dis­
from the airport Co the heart of tance o f 25,000 mflas, the llgures
N d w 'y o t k City by way of the excreting by far thaaa available
Holland Tunnel
for the th ije European fleldt.
A lr 'p a m n r e r service* utill**
LOT^HEAJUKfj BKT
the airport a* trains do the great
rail terminals. The stunt tiler hur
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9— &lt;AP)
gotip the W«y o f the linen duster — Ilegring Xrj the saryaie t hy.tr
«ftU® automobile's first days. The
Harding townslle, Florida, were
set for Jan. 22, hy Chairman Nye
“the measure, propose* /that the
purchasers bo given title to lota,
bought at auction In 1B!4 from
tie interior-department for hall
the original price,
f
*

h Grocery,
S A T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S

‘ WASHINGTON, Jam I __ (A T ) tT BanvaiW, who waa foot*
-LPrealdent Iloovrr has expressed Saturday In t hnrleston, S.
h i. belter
in yrars banc* .■ *lvrd
h, r‘in
' th(&gt;
)• sivrtajr.
-Hal
belief that
that 10.
hgd
N iry eight

n«w g«»crmtbn of Americana will {fygtrry *um&gt;mvdlnK hU d*

r ............
°m
RU » CROSS
plexities^ of life
among thy 'mar_____ A I M
Vila o f science. .
LITTLE BOCK. Jan. *&gt;
In an Interview, the President — Henry Baler, lied Croaa

co .w

,iu» “

“ ^

k j x j j s e

Wood said he was opposed lo
the fend provision for any section
of (hr country as n matter of
piinciple, lip adds! the England.
Ark., food disturbance was staged
“ for iho purpose of treating conslunsti. it an,| confusion and trou,ljlc s lh v w r |W. Pountry’* •sad de-

*

magaxinc.
"Wants* sai.t today that hi*
■••Only children or a new genem f tutlon expected to • minim

i--'kfow
gM
ir a is s s s s a e a .
iiifibg tUBtit T B i Tree;
lenu U To dtlve hi thU idea o f
the necessity of properly horn,
trained, educated and healthy mo­
ral children lo the voter* and o f­
ficials o f. America, This
Child
Rtalth Cfnfrrcm c was a sta rt.—
lilt only that. Wc must kyep It
ahvo and burning . . • .
If
’ “ W* must follow this national
e«nfetenre with
srries o f state
conftitn, e», then grouplacid final­
ly liiditridukl town and city etttifetrnres. and tha ‘character for
children* inu»t be drawn into the
frth ities ,-f. (government and aactat la&gt;Wttitlpn«.
,
"Think wh«r Jhl^ new grneraHon, built l-pon that eonstllatlon
will mean (a the tingle problem o f
th,- ypunt; trlm lnil. The present
rat* Of criminal Increase It dis­
heartening beyond measure . , . ,
T T h i^ netr. gr.ntmtlun o f chUd’Ijfcth r. trained tad
men
••“ y f e » r d Mwjing all this. Man
^ f oilr native criminal &gt;la*« ate.
pnj&lt;fuct* nf clip slum*, ff (he
rhararter and quality and heslth
of these chlWreq were waUhtd
and nurturvvl, a criminal type of
child would not devalop. It wuuld
lie dlfrytdt to *verestimatr what
Jhw Maglf Item o f adeqgutn pjatrfklMties wuuld ntcao In
the bringing.up of
normal city

80 Thousand Acres
O f Everglade Land
Ordered To Be Sold
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. A — (A T )
— Baseltiding their action o f last
wrrk, trusters o f the Interna) Im­
provement fund yesterday voted to
pell some 84,000 acres of land, cov­
eted by Everglades drainage dis­
trict tax rattiricatrs, for
cash
ottly.
jr Tho sale will lie held here Jan.
28 and on succeeding days until
closed by the misters.
The Isnds up for salo are In
eight counties, Rroward,
Dade,
Glades, Hendry, Highland*. Mar­
lin. Okeechobee and Palm Beach.
The sale will be made on the
basis of a rash payment for the
Mtount o f th* tax
certificates,
plus a nominal sum la be added,
by the trustees, aotordipg to the
Value and location of tha lands
The action canrrilrd n previous
plan lo allow sale of the land* on
a 10 months Installment basis, •
’ A ll land will lie sold to the
highest bidder and all bids’ must
tie submitted in writing tn Fred C,
-Elliot, secretary o f the board.

rvpVidinlnl the whnl# tiling.
At that point Iteprescnlallvc
Turk*. Ilrmocrat, Artnnaas, loan­
ed In his feet an,] shouted thnl
the people pal t lei paling in the
Arkansas ineidrbt “ never beatd of
radical organisation in their,.liv­
es."
/
lie detlared the action wa* “ not
any preconceived movement, kul
war u imivenient ot starving peo­
ple.Talks tend “ telegram « from
Governor .l*antell of Arkansas
and more than a score others
front prominent Arkansas people
urging trllnf anil telling of piti­
ful conditions In drought area*.
Torts previously hail inserted
ofl telegram* describing the nrvd
for aid. One was from former
State Senator Gentry, who said:
“ Do not 1st eastern paper* drct’tve public. If (governor) Tarnell
made statrment, then he do*« nat
know condition In state. Hope In­
cident at England proof o f fact
that ]wattle have nothing to eat.’
The reference was to a stair
ment Tarnell made recently for
Ilia Hullimme Sun.
Endotu chamtHir of commerce:
“ Human euffering and destitution
hi Arkansas as result of drtughl
ia appalling. Eastern prea*
re­
ports to th* contrary are atnurh.
In CWcol county 35W famlllea

2&amp;

22*

FORREST

fen tra n cc Sinnfonl A ve,

J s J U k C a ll
F or

Y o u r F ruity &amp;
V cR tlah les

-G ood L tx tj D rop"

S a t u r d a y ’ s S p e c ia ls .
5 lb s O n io n s
P o ta toes

23c

4 lb s . T o m a to e s 25c
3 doz. O ran ges

25c

1 d o z . G r a p e fr u it 10c
3 doz. T a n g er­
in e s

'

d e lle lo iiN
Ih o

C a n o

fa m ily

-

O or thing on which the whole fsrw
llr will agree la that A LAG A U the
best syrup that you cat* serve.
Vallies, blsrulU sad bvt-cskrw
pfrdoulilv tlrltdoita pod t*hole* Jk
some when spread with
£
ALAGAk' p j ) , « ' * ■
M
. SitiisSuH liffL *,
- :

C heaper

th a n

rest, f o r
a s k .v o u r

t h e .b e s t ,
n e ig h b o r .

P le n ty

th e

P a r k in g 1

S pace.

LOW REGULAR PRICES
FOR 19311
19.10 liruuKhl you lower prlcwt on foptln Ihnn ht ,
hein rnjuyi’d for n lontt time,
Whnl 1011 will bring h Impanplhlc lo predlel— i»i-t
there In one lhin« Ihnl you ean depend on; ASP wLJ
continue lo give Ihe ulmnst In smnlU.v at enn:dxtently
Jnw prlcen Ihmughoul Ihla yi-ar.

AVEN U E-% 08

Why nol do your food chopping nt A&amp;P and mak« thin
n yeur of reul-lhrifl In'lhc nummientenl of your horn*7

FLOUR

BUY FROM AM INDEPENDENT—YOU DO BUSINESS WITH TBE OWNER—
THERE IS NO U M IT T O OUR EFFORTS TO PLEASE YOU. TO GIVE YOU
REAL VALUES AND REAL SERVICE. WF ARK NOT . TIED DOWN BY
RULES AND REGUI.ATIONS.
• .

G o ld M e d a l o r
P ills b u r y ’ s

12-lh IhtK
P ou n d s

8

9

H. LONG

“ Long's Meat Is a Treat to Eat"
ll E a s t F i r s t S t r e e t

O p p o s ite P o s t o ffic e

2 no.
cans 23/

BK8T GRADE

21-lh Da

^
w » r

KIDNEY BEANS
STRING BEANS

I lia

lin e o f M u n ch
V e g e ta b le s

GATCHE

2 4

fln v o t*

lik e n

25c

BUY FROM AN INDEPENDENT

S c 'N k t lo m l B la cu lt

G e o r g ia

w h o le

25c

2 lb s . P e c a n s
F u ll

T h e

17c

10 lb s . G a .

CASH GROCERY, INC
|

F lo r id *

Sanford

a Small

OXYDOL

a n d 'M O O R E

F in t National Dank Building

rc Hr it nor, l.»(!utr&lt;|l» laid It
vimM tie *Tmpntslbte to explain
In lh«* American people why food
should l&gt;« diitributed to certain
ttvtlon* o f the ciunlry, utterly
dl-rtetrtline the needs in other
m lim it, particularly In the clt-

Jirgin to •?***, rnJtmed wllk Iht beirr invr*tiinHfd by th# i
mcHlmt. morml an J physical Kvittli tncnU

Tl

Accountant* nntl AuilitOM

(('ntinurd FrirmT**!* O ut)

t‘ approxim ately'$4 WU.OOU an i

ijWr

F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 9, 1M 1

CORN
PEAS

p r .e lr

!«• &gt;

«l

•■lotr« fair r r m u tii &lt;uf

VA t *

rett« ,

IhWiHtr |a«"M|l1*s li U| In
Ihriw hrfttttae (hr) iImhhmiI
NMiniRff t*f mind munIH),
I hr

M b it l e

ilH tn lb

SC’tH’O— High ()uallly
C O M P O U N D , 2 L h . C tn ,

Encore, prepared with rheese K Inmnto suucv

»f

AM irra•

.............

S p u g h e t t i , 3 l ( ) - u y ylaH B j a r s ..........

CiiniphelTn Tumulo

Del Mtilz, drllrhiUH Golden llnnlnni*
C O R N , *2 N o , 2 C a n s
................

A&amp;l*— Deliriou*— Pure __

ish* P i c n i c H a m a , l b .

A p p l e S a u c e , 3 N o . 2 C a n s ...............
k S h o u l d e r s , lb ,

A&amp;P— Tnuly, Itlrh— lli-ux Jnr

SWIFTS JEWEL

PEAN U T

M U T T E R , 1G - o z J a r

BLUE ROSE— Extra Fancy. Whole Grain

irk

H a m s , t r i m m e d , lb ,

R IC E
.

tte r n -r O K K

C H O PS

L O ffi R O A S T ,

Pounds

W H IT

M IL K

L B

: SaiiiSfce Meat; 2 ftjjfa j
u n d H a m b u r g , lb .

3

SULTANA— Rroken Shred

()uakcr Maid
Oven Baked

PURE CANE

P i n e a p p l e , L a r g e N o . 2 1 »2 c a n .

BEANS

IONA Urand—'
P e a s o r S tr in g M ean s, N o . 2 c a n

Save much time and work with
C H IP S O , 4 P k g s .

Saa Sweet

LIFE-IlUOY-^-Toneu up tired nerves ,
S O A P , 4 C a k e s ..................................... .

PRU NES

-RANTEED

.............................

BLACK EYE

'2. Lb Carton -4 i

P E A S . 3 L bs. 4

;

A &amp; P MARKETS

3m l

L a m b C h ops, L b,
3 e e f R oa st, lb # f j

W e s t e r n Pi

i e s , 2 L b s .......

W e s te r n Pt

* 1*.

/

�y rr

mm

' 'Ji'r
f
f
1
‘‘ifk # Fit ftl* •*rtX‘Trirtt**irr?t

Pjfl ■. ’ J
ltd

/* / v -*v ,o*. A.

it
»att, which (wan ftm yftu rasff*
u ‘‘the worat'gorerned city" ahd&lt;
erkely, California, aa, "the best ft
Tribune declare*that In five year*
I from "corrupt end contented" to
iuid then goes on to sa y :

) 1926 ah aroused efttaenry ouctecU
hat for practically-4 0 yW n hs(i do&lt;
ItrceU

is s s v ia t

merit eyatem and relieved of the tribute of (MUcal cam
palgn funds that had In the past taken two and a half per- ftl la lb* lanlht, bat
*W .ly first" trill haw
r W W f &amp; m V - K t e k i M O ^ U built dominant principle la
more _street.mflresa
JL^ir „
than in the 10 reare/premUn%
y e a r s ,,._ r __ __ Sta^cl carry!n*. IW this reaao
der the old administration. On one atrabt alone, by reducing
the Cr*d« planned by the tamer regime, the City Manager
h*i&lt;aaved 9087,0001 8ew^^instruction costs were cut 88
V w r a V ’NeW.gae apdaO-aft)rates were secured that saved

ram
EH GKm Q— 7A(3$I
»0W0O marks. Ag»ln,-*Sha. ----, —
-r iien ^ u sra

v in e s

istpred* citizens voted bond issues
W o e used wdaely. New*Yorh.interQfucraper, and n ^ jb u u lu u ^ n o v e d

was aan.nl I n

.as#1 k a l l u w i

mrn,m

a t t S D .-riU^bf^

i S , ' — i*

f r f l U l U 'i a K

A Y fr n m e n t s F a il

Eitlcal unrest, m in JHWa, Panama,
Ith ln a — and
( tom . When bustmda to hla own'buklucVs apd Is per*
stover form of goveffflknt may be
When'times are bad, monarchies.
plutocracii
Jes, whatever may be the governbby*q»i and condemned. Such is the
_____________
_____:tle to* free principality where Monte
Cado, world's foremost gambling mecca,tia located. Ameri­
RDMIO lriJU.BR
can touriato for years have boomed business, to, Monaco.
This year American touriato are coming to, Florida, or are
staying home. '
•V.C»&lt; otowflil
rfiipdariodoJO fi
..."T h e touriat business Is bad at Month Carlo," says the
New York Herald Tribune, " because American business
lok etn So la alack, and jwhen Uie touriat business is alfilr.'JJte Casino
.'ta-ropenlnf
‘ Sre weald and the botukefM n find their profits Iw r a liiw n nature
being much the um o among the farmers orTowa and the
canny ehopkeepera of the Riviera, bad times lead to grum­
bling against the administration. Iowa sent Brookhart to
tha Senate; the Monagaaquea cry for moje democracy.
* * “The Prince, of .MaBSco, who had been ae ardent as
William D e e l g S g i i a H r the deep sea a f^ t o d e a pc ct o d

.willow

Spring*Uld

vt, '» , ! » ! :&lt; 1
n wft SmM; m d M i Mt, ri Utw
pi
-wt •«&gt; -jrlrrtjtnL
Ja-ii*v.
V
••:i-'0 a* f
1 *-•
** e ** * **r .

tAimbrf

ptfhspe, we, may
r nearer to another
m » -• i TT**&gt;nim

Ohms of govcrnm«Mn?rm V ^ M R B ^ ^ F &gt; c « i
(i*w Mediterranean traflUlwlftirlM BLii hl&gt;
governing by hiquelf. The MonegaaquSa cal
dictator; they have gone ao far as to wnlsUi
itreeto and have committed other dlagracefu'

-thereby.creating.the fliyt
,*&amp;
:£
‘r&amp;a:
In the gambling principall
MUtag. As far as w
^ " I J o i i a c o , fpr

_.a itH O U jrtT B hir'd hihirtnitr ^ galna i
w

it Juan-

J

*

* ' 1

„ t ■* a ^

‘! ;

.'o n ;a storm-swept deck: . ; how enja -»

■
fJ t
B B

it feo" llfUe, related' If/Voor

every-day TliffritW |h»w&lt;erie&gt; of a

G ffre J J»nV^ucito’ J

11 content

rt sk&gt; . . . a swaying figure

U

^

BuV # ? ™ « a &gt; ^ ^ U t o l i ^ r i e .

.

t another

kind that

g H K r v day. Adventures’’with Vfhrid , „d oriteount of th.
lu ^ 'tta lw ^
I■ Chicago

u t

l w

W a W r-

ru i&lt; [u d

«i

. •*-*« Ae.,»»u
bSKJMtWiVl

■MtoWbJ 1

UBymiof

y anger ganaeellon. Tha lleiatei
4 refanaar har* M l wHijs|

i

| yln»)(l&gt;Sjj
1 We "read is

aprising 1af radln taaa.

Ihraw^.^krepM e

kwre tf*kaa ‘»i

jgsf h ttirUS d'fii t

awrew rei;

l-ttilnvin'./fol.V-

’ ia'tto'u rfflreV W a''*

H*W l

I

�SANTORP,

HEW y o r K ,. j
M k* today had •
dharrtption , f tbt
tabbed Uta Gray
uw iitji CarpmUai
i arpnuNr wmm
Own**,
•Hr.lght. It wsa.,*vCi
iH t i trrmlir&gt;lo(7iV * T
4mg«tor* cowboy*.** 9 ,
"Prugitor* m h j r «
faor n o n e rumma w l
911^00 worth of Jewels
to tin or Ires*, diroQNd
ChattM Ctaplia, tho et»
Carprct’rr. r~i time H|
m ig h t champlra o f ,lbk i
now. Hit Mn. Chtgfhh
o f thr footlighta, « H t
HO IW « I I in
W
Thr I hock « f tha hfcl-tap, which
o w w as tha rtiitan of a W r l
kidnaping, laft Mra, Chaplin dUtratight and hjraUHral today.
Carpantlrr waa aoaited la Mra.
Chaplin*, robin’* egg bide waterrat parked In th* dark allay at

(he motor-far. woo ihlrva awap.

ik A

It later wga fbwai o ftwkkdt*
- ~ rsr. ~
ATLANTAN M B S SUtiDBHLT.
‘ ATLANTA, Jan. »&lt; -(A I* i —
Albert tV • Major, M, dlvlatoa
raahtrr of tho&gt; Woatttn Union
Tah graph CWapany, died uaeaperUdlr at hl» offie*. yrat*rdiy
and »»• harJad ^ydey.

L a d ie s P a tery t S t r a p o r P u m p S lip p e r s

January Clearance $1

A fir r n fr

PAY ONLY!

Laat Dayl

SPORT and AFTERNOON
Ladles $4.00 fc’.lppera
Patent or Brown
F i d d i s C la s s B o l d s
M e e t in g Y e s te r d a y

Sport oxfords
,

■

in . '

*

The /h o i ii *pfHM n ij.v f H. Oafford. Si I t Wait t W r n t k M N C

ir
ir%d

yj|t tha idoiaa wfcrr* the fee*

aid »:5fl o* ’^ r iB b a . I a u w .
W i W 'v W ^ I j y M li g T WM W k

r S p e n o e r T o H ei
A . O f S o u t h S ii
£ the meeting of the Senth
T . T.' A: held yaatarday afteri.h i tha ithoal aadllarlun *1
i'alaah.'Mr*. MatrU S p re c r
l« l* 4 * d w f i t chairman la
r e t Mr*. John W. Baud
pita* to loava" »o»n to tanka
hear la Georgia. Mra. Walter
rargaa praaldad orar the hnal'.■ art lag.
|ag .tha atUndane* rouat waa
R-lt waa' found that' Mr*.
|a*Bndahaw&gt; roaai had thy
tel aaatber of mother* praaeat
ah* redahrod tita-peasant far
S h t h . Tha Ha*. F. X . Marie*

■BNTZNCBD FOB 1.1TK.

t TJ: - - -

Values to920

;J »hd gtom. War* artang

B la c k O x fo id B

■ M L ^ tlill lUiVI

The many friend* hgrt o f H i*
Chart** T. Fuller, oL Atlanta,'pal]
formerly o f thla c i v , will regret
to Irani that bar Mothor, Mr*. M.
Loot** Wehotdr, o f Decatur, G».,
died yeiterday. ,
Mr. and M n T w ^ fh (fewthoO, *1
Totlahwmre, who&lt;an£ w m it t
llalnra Clly, war* ibaaflotv
gutfta today o f the lol
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various /eceptadrs were boiling
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I&gt;AI.LAS, Jan. I 0 . - ( A P ) —
Jack Pampaay la (till th, first
rlas* fighting man. Nearly
10.000 fan* last right u w
a
I lath of Ota eldtlltia Mann*.a
Maularaa Datapaay, angered by
a blow fr^ n a balky wrratlcr
in a match' ha wan r#f*rewlng,
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New MemberaOfPower Commission Ac­
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WASHINGTON, Jaa- I f r (A F )— Praaldoat Haatar
la*
far atid Bowel* loader* laday
that ha ar*ported ta reply (mate*
dlataly la the reaalatloa - raqacatlag a I H ih t ml the three
fawar tdMftftfMfcer*' aaatlaa*
The pfpetdeat alaa fndltfddrtyUM t ha did aat
td cdaABy. The caaaaite*
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[Smith, ttdltfd: Hareal Garaaad.
tiMVdRTtlaado Draper ol
I W y o a l i i t i l . ware prrriotu.ly m r f M M Wf Ihe Senate and
( hare taken afflee.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 —
(APj—Tfte Senate last night
voted to reconsider Ita con­
firmation of three member*
of the new power Htmmia■lon and requeated President
Hoover to return the nomi­
nations.
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The nomination* o f Chairman
- Genre# Otli Smith, of Maine, and
CommlaaloQera Claud* L. Draper,
of Wyoming, and Martel Garxaud,
of Louisiana, warn brought up in
Urn Sanals again on motion of
Senator Wal.h, (D
Mont.), hr
contandad they ha«| dismissed Sill*
cltor Charlr* A . Russell and Chief
Accountant William V. .King “ for
doing their duty."
F r ie n d s
o f P r e s id e n t
Hoover h a v o I n d i c a t e d ha
WlU refute to return to th*
qawalaatloaa. I f ho data, Impeach.
- m o t la the long asurao then ouen

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) Tha Sonata** action U behaved
Orel * f U* hb*Plh hl«record* have tailed to
dlatloas a prarioua eas# In which
th* Sanata ha* voted I j tisronsldor th* nomination* o f officer* who
sea already bees awom Into ofhave
flee.
Administration *en «tir»
con­
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wrlcht who wat wrrslHivy Jim
fi'Dowd, Chicago. Tha ▼n-.i
Irra heaved through two fallr,
Edward* tar* Ihe shirt o ff th*
rs-champloiu l&gt;*rk a* Dempac)|
l&gt;r ike their hold*. In the sec­
ond fall Edward* then lore
Jack’s atlk underwear and all
hut puiny It off.- Wherr" Ed­
ward* threw O'Dowd faa.'lh*
final fall, Demp*ey sigwalliod
him the winner, but 0*D#wd
continued to-hold.'Jack jerked
him to hi* feat. Edward* *wung
grating Dempsey's cheek. Jack
led hla right tr Edward'* chin
sending hint head flrtt to th*
m at

NYE WILL STRIVE
TO DEPRIVE DAVIS
OF SENATE
SEAT
*
Claim Set Forth That
Solon Spent H u ge
Sum For Election
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 0 .-(A P )
—The unseating of Senator Davl*.
Republican, Pennsylvania, on the
ground that hi* tirkrt In the lait
primary and general
election*
fpent approximately f I,COO,000
irill on demanded in the Seattle
by Chairman Nye of Dm campaign
funds Inveatlgatlng committee.
The North Dakota, senator,
Who Jailed on Dec. 2 * i M j* Si
to *lGtve the Srrats withhold the
o«tji , to. the foiuitr lalxtr Secre­
tary while hi* em m ittre nude
further tnqulr). *aid yesterday he
would Introdun- a resolution In
as - »iKin
r'niii
declare Davl*' *rav vuranl a*
a* the cimunlttea ha*
mpletcd
II* investigation.
Because of olhrr pressing mat
Dr* faring his group. Hr laid It
probably would he more than a
week l&gt;* fore tha proposal la mailt.
Senator Davl* would not rammrnt when Informed of
Nye’*
plans.
.
Nye said he feK It wa* hi* duty
to pres’ent the resolution "in the
Interest of consistency.”
"On th* record a* It stand, m w,"
he aald. “ I don't see how I could
(Continued On Page Threo)

FORT WORTH, T a n *, Jan. 10.
— ( A P I —Reym.ur E. J. g ix , high
pr****r* promoter and former
bo*In*a* and penitentiary associ­
ate of Dr. Frederick A. Cook, ann'tlm* Arctic eiplorar, erortnred a
Ja*T y eetarJay that h* sh*uld not
Mrs. Minnie Delight Waaber:Al ha sent W k ta prison for ' mail dirk, fit, a rrsldrnt of Sanford
for rpote (ban (8 yenra. ami wellthe coiMy.
M s Cm Wm acquitted along with known throughout
f- ’Roper D. Motney. Both were passed away at the Westaniiek
road
' rhargad with fraodalent m i of thd heme on ' th* Country
mails In roanartlon with lha u h yesterday afternoon at-pbout 4:tW
la Java*lara o f laUn-ata la an alt aVUrk. ApopDay was * !* * • - M
espearn known at the Original lha rau*« o f her death.
, Mrs. Wa*t*rdlck cairn lu Satt
Drrjioper*’ FaaL
Federal Judge Halstead Riltcr ferd from Pierre Point, N.
IpniH Fla., who heard l||» and has resided h*re finer IW$.
She i* »urelved hp her husliand,
rritklsad tha verdlcL
A. K, Weatrrdlck, one daughlqiy
lemen," ho addrdaaad the
Mr*. Ramey Bock, of Hanfoi
'o f rourta It la yeur pclvtart II !• hay&gt;i*d th# rumlea of this mart bow ) ou
J. A. IMg*. of KamDvlIle G a ,i
found a verdict of IliU

Mre.M.D. Weatcrdick
Dies From Illness

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8ANP0KD, FLORIDA, SATninUY. JANUARY 10. 1931.

Menber Anociated Press
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FLAK
FORCE A C M
ON RELIEF M U.
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THE M AHARAJAH OF A LW A R

CITY FATHERS
HOLD MEETING
LAST EVENING!
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Status MayBe Asktm*ad I f .Rill FrUm-T o
Be GivenCommlttee

Informal Session O f
.Commisslongra-And
ALtbrneys Ends In
Accord Upon Plans

WASHINGTON’. Jan. 10.— (A P )
—Administration leader* In Ihe
House decided today l* form Ihe
dniuth relief appropriation hill to
conferenrr with the Senate under
a special rule and Ihun speed
rnac torrent, The' ' drvftslnn ■ » « «
rt ached at n meeting in the offiia
o f Hpaaker -l^ngworth. Chalrmnn
Wood of the lloum appropriations
e.tmmitler advised the unofficial
■leering committee th«» If
he
foiled to olitnln an
iinnnlinnu*
consent today to semi the measure
In conference he. would »»k that
It he given a spevial legislative
status.
.Senator Caraway of Arkansas,
the Democrat w h. sponsored the
amendment already In JUputr,
offttevl another to. pnirlde $18.­
000,000 for food Dans. This one
was proposed to the iDfb-iemy
appinpriatlon hill, already pasaed
by the ||i use, and would have
b&gt; lake the samr murxe n« hi*
prrvloua amendment to allow the
same amount. Under the rule,
the proposal must lay over for u
day.
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Caiawav'a move wa« made after
Senator I^Kollelta, (It Wis.i hai
■sailed .the administration
for
“ falling1' to provide adequately
for drouth ard unrniploynient re*
lief, lie .read report* 'of unem­
ployment dlxtrrxs in many elllr*
which he said showed the great­
est suffering wa« in small communi ties where lhere was ntsuffichnt wealth to carr for the
reeds.
Critinaing the Senate |iIngram
fry&gt;iln&lt;-ewnAlndvr h f' Ihe sexvWtt,
LdPullotl# aalil immevliate ntldn(idn should! he given In inrntures
providing fowl amt clothl’-g f&lt; r
diuulh sufferers and either pru&gt;
vUle federal aid to rltleo lu relieve
affuid rr,mures
,.*nVJP
"r '
to the Itrd ( rt»s.
Vairg testimony before a Senate
committee nn the emergeny coilstruct mn pregram as a hasla. Ilia
W|*enn&gt;ln Senator said It would
pimvid- dirart rmpb&gt;y-nirnt for
only nn.tNN) men.
“ Wlu-n w* find that even tbil.
Arthur Woods, chairman of the
PrrsiJrOt’a iinemployment ruinmission, i-sliinatrs the unsniployrd
at fi.ouo.ixm we see how uttrily
and Iragiially Inailrquotr the re­
lief pri gnuni |.,“ he said “The
piogiiim is mereiy a plaster on
Ihe situation."
Meanwhile, a* both Republicans
nnd Deinurratn refusetl in agiee
in tirhnlvalitlc, of procedure for
th« fo ul loan fund incvr|Mirate&lt;l
lr the IL'i.OUO.UOO dniuth appnpriatlon hill. Chairman Wood of
th* House ' appropiialiuD. rrniuiitlee charged in thnl btanvh
that (iiinmunlsts were runduvlmg
agitation for th* pn&gt;i» sal.
lie rhargad -“cnmmurisl* and
antrrhiata'' also were trying to
destroy th* banking system of the
country and taid the food riot at
England, Arkansas was a stuped
affair.
Wind 'said phljr about
“ orgaitlxery wko bad rw standing in
thf ^ipipiuMly,” did the rioting.
It racing from a ropy of th*
"(tally Workor," a communist on
gai. Wind said arlivitiea aurh
*a thus, occurring in A.kansus
and Oklahoma t* briag absut de­
mands for federal aid were spun-

The Cfty Comml»«'..ner* a.et In
a private Informal session at the
f ’ity^ Hall last night,, and, fur
■sveral Th u rr. dl*cu*s».l at'lm glh
with thalr attorney*. Cany l».
laaJI* and Fred R. Wilson, the
rote-tty prrsmted nine point |dan
of the attorney* fur the Bond,
holdrr*' l*r*tectlve Commlttrr.
A rimsttuiu, of ihe opinion* uf
four cf th* nieathara of Ihe Comnt-salon thl, morning, rwvtal* that
th« meeting g'rded with the Com­
mission In aotoid on a counterpr.pntal which would be submit­
ted to the Committee na soon as
possible. Th* Commissioner* were
all agired that the ono-tu thrrr
tutIn a* let Tolth In the irntatlip pro|H&gt;«itlor was too high, and
that a rail, of one to on,', or
one to c m anl onr-half would re­
mit in. maximum coljrttlcna. Th*
attonrys were alkrd to draw up
th* City'* an*wrr to live plan sug­
gested by Ike bondholders' at­
torney*. and'were told to arrange
* meeting at the earliest p«&gt;»slide
dale.
’
Interviewed this morning Mayor
Duma* sold: “ We hi IJ u friendly
merlin glaat night with nur attormys In whirh the demand,
made by -the attorney* f i r lh&lt;Ib.mlh-ldsrs' rr.ite.llve Ciimiiiittee Were takkn up set I Ion by sec­
tion aid discus*, d fully as to
Ihe p edibility of our taxpayer*.’
ability to meet the requirements
set fclth. It v*a» ilrcldnl that It
ivi-uld, ba' krresary at -mve to
lave anatber. me* ling with the
bond rrpreaeaUdves to lay bv-fnre
them the views af Ihe im-mhers
of th* Commlialun. The Commis­
sioner* al| fell that In this crisis
they n presented net only the
taxpayers hut the Is.hdlioldetx,
end they more than rxpir*»cd
their wllllngnox to w-nrk nut a
plan ir whjr h tssvlli &gt;idex would
lie fairly droit with".
C. iniiilsxlgiier Clyde A. Byrd
taid “ Oar Hltotnrya were
In­
al rutted -to look into the legal
phase* of the propositi* n-. pros&lt; nlctl to u* some day* ago, and
to pit pan our antwt'i t» them, as
we ife. tiled la*l night. The iiii-rlllg was filled with detail*, and
the lopllrr o f our future plan
wax thoroughly thrashed Tiul.".
"W,. (listII*-cl the nine 'point*
• ubmittcil liy the attorney* for
(he lloiidholdera' I'rotrrtlve ComlultU-e" said Conimls.u.tier h|ierr,
"and woikrtl . Ut the t hangrx that
we felt wa* essential and »iib
mlttel tlo»e wa llp.ught were
posslhlc of iH-rformamr. A few
minor rhrngew were made In each
of thr pr* (Kislllon*. ami our at­
torney* « ir now working mil the
legal phase* preparatory to pie■r in g our side . f the case at a
n r« ling widt h wc hope will be
lirld next week. Our piu|e&gt;all|on
i» tin refine In ih*|M- to present
to the C. minillee."
Comniisslnnrr
l.-hmsn
said;
"W e went i.vr,- tarh |mint and
prrpainl our luuntrr-prup. sal. Mr.
I.andls anl Mr, Wilson air now­
working It out In a ill-finite legal
form. Only a few changes were
oiedr in no si of thr pio|M&gt;sitioo*.
As tu the first! pro|Mitilion which
suggested that wr innfrss judgmt-flt. we fell that unless we sublilitlrd to that suggestion, it wa&gt;
useless tu Consider any of tha
other plans. Their proposition " I
n me-to.three ratio 1* not'quit#
as bad *a It *uunda, for, providing
w&gt; collected our taxes ion pee
r&lt;nt and had to use 18 mill*, for
Iterating expense* as nur tenta­
tive budgrt wow eall» for, th*
total nilllage would lhrn In- nnly
87. However, Xro did not aglet
lo that ratio at our meeting, for
we fell that la riew of past col­
lection* of taxes, our total millage
should m l bo more than one to
.re s nil-•rgdtaM."

ran, Charles W. Beek, Minnie H
Beck, and Barnwell Beck, of Saw
feed.
Puaarel aarricta will be hold
Iron the Rricksop Funeral Horn*
t&lt; morrow afl/moon at 4^00 •'•
dock, with th# Rev. IwroyCrlsDe,
f t Orlando, assisted by Ree. Wm.
P. Brooks. J r, of the First BopCANYON, T n , Jan. IU— &lt;AI')
list Chunk of Sanford. In charge
t f the terriers. Burial w ill he —Jakiitg Laelha CoD. assistant
I* la lakrvlew Camrtery In rashlar .from hi* home early todqy and farcing him to go to the
th* ‘fatally pW .
Unit with than, Awo tm-n waittJ
uatA tha time lock os
Bank was ree'rlack ami earash. Tin
Cate to g*

Yfffi. J,,dcV^lfut
i*r
Tex&amp;k Robbeirt Take
^15*000.0(1 From Bank

aharajah af Alwar ceUhrated the twrnty-elghtli analveraary of hi* rulgn by Immiuetlng the nobility In luvwloa. Tlie guest*
Included tlw lTImr Minister, the areretary of state o f . India and
many othar*, . A h o v y I s . pittu m Lih *. Mabatajah a t d lUmaay-AlaeD naid.

_ _ _ _ _ _ STATE
MIXUP MAY BALK SPONSORS
SPEED TRIALS A'T PfilLTRY SHOW IS
SUCCESS
DAYTONA BEACH
Application For O ffi­ Larue ThronRHAltend
Exhibit Beimr Held
cial Sanction MU«t
In Basket liuildinR
Be Made ByMonday
rII.ilij vr
hiuciastul In every rr*|iect, *c.
Nt:W YORK. Jan. Hi

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I ’ nyaps ,tU». sjdiU uf sp icd 'ls’ ia- riiiilthg to ID spohsotw, mill l b
jseted into preasnt neg*tlultan*j tcn.I.-d by more tnan I.IHXI |a-rthe flash ard the roar , f th, fast, on- dining the |m*t Ihter days,
»&gt;*t machine* on rarlh will lie the annual Seminole t'ounty Poul­
miss ng |hl* winter from lb. fatry Shon' will rein.* to a close to­
ni-'U* oaturul s|n-t-lway lit Huynight In the Bsskrl Building at
tuna llravh.
S|H-aking yesterday for th. con­ Magolui Avenue and Second Sitcr!
test lnur-1 i f the American Auto- alivitly after d l n'rliak.
Tomght at IliMt nilock a show­
no bile Association, S«-cret illy Ted
All.-n in ctfect served un ultmia- ing of motion plctuie films on
"U i i ’ciIiiik and Growing ('hicks’
turn on the city of Itayt.nu Ib-uch
diaw a
large
by unnouiwlrg that iiol.-ss no up- Is si hesluUsI to
tln ng of spectator*. Because tha
plica I Inn for th,- ofrivl.il sanction
of *pecj tr at, is-iircifi-vl bv ue*l u-alintr rapacity of the |i*wj*etinn mom i, limited to Hal per.
M&lt; ndey. h, will advise t'upt Malsons, no chilsifvn » II h,- admit'.*
trim r*it|&gt;layviwl t» Irave Kng*
c.l unle-s ari-omiami-d by tla-ir
lar i for th* 11nits-1 Stat— nnd
patents. A film loaned by
Mr.
a irrlfj, of *|a-e.l tests on ll|r
h' ml moils of the Flotilla Fated
Miuthrm sands.
Service, which is ruo|H-ialing lit
t'aplaln vftauipladl, v-nllrolng miking Mhc show- a success, wnll
hi* guot i f the W..lilt's M.ortl also la* eihiliilcil
set In Ifd'.l nl Ihiylonn Beach at
Yvitrrvlay aftrnanni the judg-i
V-'ll miles an hooi by the laic Sir i elected the prue wmnei* la all
Henry Srgrave. has arrang.d to de|«ilmint* J. A. lUslline, proud.
•hip his new Nap!rr-p«wcrvd -nr, m nl poultry man o( — leingwocd,
lllu.birl II, to th-« c.aititiy o* judged the eggs and i-nilliy; J.
Jan. I f nnd leave him*. It on thu U Caxer and John W. Bousftcl.l,
tain* t. at.
of ItcLaml. niniilM-ra of the YeHo (ar, however, AH'-n cvi Islif- lu-i i t'ounty llsbbll illcetlei's As.
ed yrstciday. roniplcl|o|, of llnau* sorlation and the Volusia t'inmty
rial arrangemenLl wllh the rllv " f Fair Association, judge I ti c mbDrytona lls-a« li has large I. |l I * 1III*. and ('. M. Hr try, of hanfo d,
unli rsln.il soon, rtmeesslnns hava Judged the cornThe swrei slake w inn. Is ate is
laen ina-l' by all r'n frireil, n ■ a
(t'ontimJnl On P a ir Four)
(t'nntinurd t*n Page Foul)

Special Souvenir S tamp Has Been
Devised For Sanford Collectors

The coming •( the AII-FImida I which are Inmight to him la-fore
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I..,.*.
lass.
Ill
ilia* a l m a
I k**
Ai*.
Air Tour next week is n-lrg made noon, Jan. It*, the day the Ail
Tour will arrive In Sanford.
Ihe ncrariun of must interest anl
If en nigh mail of that type Is
activity by a number of Hanford handle-1 through the local post
slump colic tins, and If preM-nt office that day, federal airmail
Ian* ar* successfully cam el out uffkiala may l » lid to In-line
and further ro-orrratlvn Is gm n that this city warrants a dally
prurwotrrs, the p m iW Iilf " l j slopping point af air-msil planes,
th' |
this city la-in* mail# a regular ai rolling t i* Mr, llinw who has
slop uf Ihe air-inail plane o|a-rat- |a-vn win king to that end for
mg In Florid* D c maiden-1 gi-od, some months. "Tta-tu I* nd rrnson
This Infoimolu&gt;n was gathmd why Kanford should a &gt;t In- made
n stopping plair. |s|wially dur­
in an Inlonriew with It. IIpioneer phllalrUat uf lids • By, ing winter month* when Ihe vol­
w ho, a* .prrshient of lln- Fi-la ume of m*H. Important mall, D
Stamp Us, head* the lug- -t i in1
* greatly lncrcase&lt;l due to the shiplent locally rugagrd in the ml* plryg a«*a»on", AIr. Ilu** said,
Ic, lion of stamp*,
parlo nlanly k F ir the m-at few days, and
through thv air meet jierw on Jan.
air mail stunins.
A* a souvenir of the occasion, a 4V. Mr. Boss will have oa display
* pis ial cachet, or stamp, ha- !*-&lt;-■ #1 the Hmohi bsHisc, some of Ihe
devwg) which will la&gt; affivid tu •More Important stamp* and air
every plore* of alranail whirh i« .laall caver* or poslaiarkad *nvrt«
tent from Raaford on that ilayi tie s whirh are in hi* large eollrt •
Mr. Boss ta handling th. matter $lan. Lrllrr* which went around
TAI.LAMABBRF,. Jan. 10 In d*tall * M ta&gt; urge* that any th* war Id on the Graf XrpprlilM
i-rson laterrsted'ln *ciurio-j lain letter* whUh Colonel IJndlwrgh (AIM —\ T W 's ta r# troasury b
mat Inrteasr of more
of th* Souvenir rove is should grt carried on hi* trip through Heulb
walUlow dollar* Dee.
*in im ih vrttk him at The h'mnkos America; lrllrr* which war* In*
to Noe. SO. trra
houso. Otitwr tUOi lettri &gt;. m air­ eluded In the rrvord mall cargo
imported t»
n a recent flight o f tha
. villi a ngular
balance wax
all stamp at**' '“ d,
I a Nev
|M Mr. Iliaj,
178.00 Berem
iveeu ytump
9 4 jg$.m oo
|t the post

■x - -----State Ti^aaury Has
Increase. In Balance

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Tradewind Departa
OnPay Load Flight
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan.
III. _ ( A P ) — The monoplane
Tiadewind hopped o ff for the
A m ir* at tf:IA oVIwk tmlay
on Ihe second lap of ita pay
load flight from New“ York to
I’atls. laical weather cmdilion* were favorable as Mrs.
ILryl Hart and Lieut. William
Maclaiirn look off on the -.OHO
-Ihflei g i y
Attantlr.

PLANS DEVELOP
FOR HOLDING AIR
SPECTACLE HERE
Lions Club Members
Working OnPreparations For Biff Day

One Other Is Iu jured
Dives Into Ground
DurinffAirProffram' i: ^
M IA M I. Jan. 10— ( A P ) —
T h re e men w ere killed and ft t
fo u rth c ritic a lly lnjun*d aa ft
a peed in g airp lan e craahcd lo
e a rlh at th e hciK ht o f
th e
A ll Amerii-Hii a ir muet Itcrg .
yea terd a y. T h e d M O t
- James W. Riddle, 23, 8t. Fetar#*
burg) pilot of the plane; Dob G
Smalley, 108 Weal Adams Street,
Chicago; Dr. Harry A. War*, W
East Ohio Street. Chicago.
The injured: Dr A. J. Smalley,
84, Chicago, fractures of
both
atme, both lega, and tack, wt
3
pussiid* internal InjuriesTh# fatality occurred
th# afternoon when a black tab
plane plunged to the earth 70 f e d , '
from Number 'J pylon of lha 18
nule rare court*, and just uutaidw 1
the limit* of the Municipal AD
port.------— ----•The quartet wa* starting to re­
turn to the North after attending ^
the meet, but had been forbidden ’
to leave the Municipal A'rpnrt 1 I
field by Ray Washburn, operations /
manager, until -after races wefn
cunt ludsd.
The tsillo operator at Nainbor
2 pylon flashed word of th* troth
t « tha Judge'* aland aftar helping
extricate tha dead and
Injured L
(l u l u the ilamollahrd plane.
Tho
engine was hurled drop In the »of$ "
muck land, sad lh« body uf Smal(Continued On Fag# Thr*#)
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The AU-Florlda Air Tour whirh
r. me* la Hanford Monday, Jan.
IP, under the apoetarahlp or the
Llora Club, we* almoot the only
topic » f dUrusakn at It* tvgulav
weekly meeting yraterday at th#
Montriuma Hotel, and from all
sides, from r v«ry roinnilltee chair­
man. came report* that plan* ate
moving along without a hitch,
and that indlralior* point to a
day's activities which will attract
a muster crowd la Hanford.
Under prrsrnl plans, Ihe first
plane* of ths iiiura than A0 whirh
will visit Sanford that day, will
come Irto sight at shout 2:30 o'­
clock and for the next lb min­
utes Wtll.be C! rning_ to rarth oil
Ihe aviation field on Sanford Ave.
pur. Shortly after thalr arrival
l,n-l refiirln g, many of the plane*
will take In Ihe air again tn givr
So hour'* exhibition af *luul fly ­
ing and i-ora. hut* jumping, while
Ihe fratuir planes on tour, th*
faiimui “ doodlebug” ship ard tha
auUi-gyru, or windmill plana, will
perform maneuvers which are **ld
I,, piovr beyond a dnuhi their air
Wmthlnrss ami safely.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 —
Following the stunt flights, pas­
senger flights will b* made, and (A l'l - T h e Washington and LItlii.se IcDresleil In lhtt latest dr- hci.an guvi-mmrnt* have bee* in
friNpient ruminunlratlnn in
tho
(Coallnurd an Bags Three)
l*«t month — the United State*
InsBling that slavery h* abolish-- ,a
c.l la the lirgru rrpnkllc.
While It hail first b*«n indkatrd nn cotre,pondence had taken t ‘
)ilnr* Iwtween the AmctU-an anti
Liburimn govcrnnirntx
sine* liio
Headed by
Doctor* Hamilton state department’, initial inrinurand Timmons, « f th* Agricultural ariduin demanding alx-litinn o f the
lK-|iartniem at the University of slave Bade, It s i&lt; iliarlosrd )*sFlorida, a party of 18 young men. terday that ilipl.mialic
preaautu
a majority of them member- of on thr question lias lifin hi ought
Ike Krrlor I'laxs at thr Ultiver- In hear.
ally, wrr* In Kanfoid yesterday
Following an
nrknuwlrdgmalit. '
allrrnoon and this morning in- by IJhtrla of the slate departtuviewing varlou, innnageis of meat's original demand which pro- ro-operativa markrlieg agei.iU-x, rlpllalrd the irsIgnat'.unrTlf I’veand U uring the farm la-lt.
sident King and V lrr l*rr*ld#ut V
The young men have reached Van, y, thr twn guvrimm nts, Ik '
the stage In 'their agricultural x a i Irainr.I, have Iwen In r#n^’ - t . . roursta when a study of maikgl- slant romniunUatlnn.
. .f
Ing methods I* nrerfsary. and
Throughout the formal
egN , \
they ate nuw on a lour of th* change of note, and informal disstale In that i-&gt;nnrelhm. They ruaxlnna In Mtur'a twlween tho '
spent , two hour, yesterday uflrr- American legation and th*
LImain with J. I ’. Hutchison of Ilia betian gofetnment, the slate daA . f
hanford-f tvirdo Truth
Onw er*' pal linen I has prraxrd vigorously
must, " -1.
Assuclaliop, who aeguaintrd them It* prsillun that Lllwria
with the oiganliatlon, develop­ moot the ircommrndatiims of th*. ' ;
ment, pr&lt; gres* and working me­ runintlaxlon which recently c * IH ^
i Imled an inveatlgxtlun of rnfotc
thod. of that concern.
They i ante, to Sanfsyil from ed lalair condlt'ona.
So (*r thr state derailment!
Hastings where tkry investigated
the ro-nprmlivr ass'-elntlunx In met Liberia'* replies with th# I
that alra rngagnl ill ths handbag sortl»n that It* effort* aw
of Ihe potato crop. Thft afternoon posed efforts to alnllah xlaver
thry were in (Irian lo studying the have nut Iwen satisfactory,
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methods used by the omnge

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U.S. Insists Liberia
lish Slavery 1
manitarianPIfi

University Students
Visit City To Obtain
Market Information

growers' cn-opcrnllve niso. tatiwa.
They will n-turn to GainrsviBe
t night.

Sedan I r TurnedOver
3 Times In Collision

Jones’ Resignation
Is Accepted Today

A Hudson sedan, th* property'
■&gt;( W D. Huffman, of tho flnf-Ma
Mattery Co_ and driven uy I k )
Jelfre)*, catered employ** uf *
firm, was partly demolished
morning at th* comer o f ' Tbll
centh Street and Freach A*
In a collision with a Ford t
driven by a man named '
uf DeUml.
Th# sadan was
tur
three tlmaa Iwforr coming'
stop on It* wheels, accerdll
witnesses, hut Jeffrey*, wk
mained In the car, was
Jured. Mr. Ilirhfttoml suffs
ly slight brulsoa. Tha da a
the Hudson aril) amount.
*300, n survey revealed, w l
Ford was pnu tirally un
City Motorryal# officer (
Gray Investigated the" *
dad I (sued a summons
apjwtranro ml both
municipal court
mo, to ascertain I
th* w m k . Th# llg

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NKW YORK, J*n. Ift—( A F ) —
Resignation o f Ib-iiby Jones aa a
member of the tXnutlv* commitIre of the United Hlntsn Gulf Atsoriallnn at hi* sperinl roquexl
was nrrepted t alar *1 lhe annual
meeting I* a Ulegraaa sent the
association. Junes said "A fter a
careful consldeiatinn nn.1 for par*
snral reasons aa well aa busi­
ness demand*A request you with­
draw my nam* a* officer » f th#
United KUtea golf Awmciallan.''
Julies' served Ihe past two years
ns rirru llvr chainuan. Ill* resign­
ation follows hi* departure from
amateur rank* Is do motion pic­
ture a.,d radio work.
MKU CMCIHM MAKKft FI.KA
WAHHINGTUAy Jan. lU - ( A F )
-Chairman Payni of the A utericmi Rad Cross raeommandad U
1’resident Hoover today that an
e M M l.h * made (*r
tka relief of dfttrth auf-

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Vnlvcralfy wf ■&amp; W
to ftacb CUrhi
While acoatlag art
try for a,..apaetM
Filer. I» l*d*od
to. lb* aMtyJya «
rotator. From off!
■ppror, thM tba I
far tbo Pacific coo
rowed dawn to o'
mon Mrong lo iVo,

B
**^*^*-m w ImImi bombt.
ilo root lore* to pirn for a la­
nd'bout with RtHbllng .lp Now
bb'Ncw York romml**!** ,Ho»
nod fkHratUn* of tbo haaryiwt crown which ho won on a
[•from Sharkey. Bhork*y*» oe
i *waa prompted, ha'Mjl*,-' I f
'fltotomrnt of tKr Now Yurt

F »t I* raynawad a
rhotrort ,ln ,tho: rf|
alon. nadnmta-h*
We. that hr Will k

t .oa tba world'* « rboorptoo
ikhy won a dodoloa over
bits* at Miami two1yam ay*,
t.a.oUUmcat.uttiny forth
aooltlon la tbo boorywolyht
iWTsharkoy raid, ~t amwill
Mboa fltrlbllny wllblp k por«f ala wooko. I oUnd toady t»
'Matk.Behmollay any tiyio th»

should It W r
r*partly to fll
roooful iMthar
mmmrrclol dl*

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Iho Inrtltwtlon Co
yomer *inc* -Nf ep m ^ jlb Work

mao carta, la. accept th« *bal
M l tbo yton! PrfmaXMnafa

three yewrs ay*- Oo* ‘yaaw w
a'll*. A win amply af M\

abfwodpM.to tho NowYoik
la ana of th* raoaf forn
tho kaaTyW*lybtQi
YOVC. J a n .t.-(A P )
irro*(fhti, ronfua«d ai

! “ I’m oo happy oedt th* retail*
T yot from Baryoa that l^ortUy
Ifnow how to oiproo* layTfcvatlt ida I had to teka laxatlTcfc yont itoally for' coiaitlpttleu and raylid headache* .weald last for two
i hoi* day* aad, night*. 'Nothlfrf
r o t a W w d ^ t b at*'aid I»nff*r,
aid torribly with paini la aw bad
and limb*, which I think wa*
cauird by ta r t V ^mlaanlny. I
Wouldn’t do my hhba# wdrk half

TO RKSI'V

t ”v-i!
pm
raBUrt
AP)i-Tha- Vi
,

Mag will: tarbl* sUtbry In
a three rMvhddwi rWUTt’ ftc lb*
Tide.

'aV ItHkllny If dua JVIday
i*- [Miami i and U comailttoJ
Utolf tola rhamplonaMa duel

OAKOTA K )

j Otd aad " f tong &lt;anmay Florida
itlahu. M;i
Fold by Lor

qumr* Gird in,
utoday In Mr*
'Shiuhaf-toV

ly cripple railroad,,
'throwing thoutand* i

Poultry tlxfhi bi t Siu,p r e
I.IttrHdlkf
[w.rMTyamr Promises ;T o B e
G re a t S.tf c c e a h

ehpjloyrg out of work.
Hr (Dry. 'o f .-rallrtad
i tula - a tromrriJou*

.[“Bjologny1

ee.i.hr ..i... " ttiili

,, (Cootiaacd-lroni'daaw on.) , -*

MtLVwV'h^tha rihblt i*how I*.a
Ijtlcr.'of, week-oM .rahbli* who«r
•pro 'arenot,/»t open. A ■Itablo
■uihllllL of ,«o;n U . », on diipUv,
‘ lie tlret 'lime, a farm |&gt;rf«)yrt
:ia« *&lt;or l«e*n‘ d.iplayrd In ron
ai&lt;ti&lt;fn w[&lt;th a |ouiiry, rabbit or
•ay r(i«t)[ In
f , -, • «;
Tbr wloocre.^of'.-jlK* :oaejetit
pr'eea wh|ehVlJa»a*1&gt;eo»'pflafttl
wtll- ho'-onni&gt;anc-if Sktdittor h&lt;t^‘
Th/nltMl iof-pw J*i1yr*‘, l.ia nm
boon'anflhitneed y it, r b4t *'‘,u • Jr'
that "itrtb'Mnk piultrir^.
Srn,
tllfin Mn^f-otyt*
■o&gt;ldanl*,^h
iy
Wnra
tba ,H »w 'lc!ta^U |W aV d fd ilp
of c w

rlbhmrV.

If I to ratabIMh Yoltroail line* . opt-tatiry oB 'pfiratHy owned track*.
1 Ju.thr A I mi trod Hrown wrote
tho unanimous opinion, but con­
curring opinion* *Were written by
Ju.dlew Whilfield ard
Hiium.
Juatlcr lluford n-ncurred only In
Ch^ cnpclu*l»n-apd declalan.

l(iy ordinary uae of
rriatlna the danyer** id' llfd‘ *lfJ

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b-i - •.
The rnurt

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th-uld be *» rorutrurtl. Ihat. |«0mlt* to truck line* would .aa
at anted only whar* tba puMIc
wa* not already ad*«jttttol#vOo»o*
*d by -ootakllabwd earrfmwfJNwtber.-rant ar. motor .rehlilfa. u«- •«

Vltaphone .Vftudc

yllle, T»ha: Mhe.tdM'
ab*- ruahled ■OT.irMh
kM did.riot. kpnwHI
lliverrrd, but ihepi
bllfutn'a.
»*

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v jT’ lfpactaF ”

* « f ; railing It a -g en eral wtkli*

Otii ih h)ramtffu«lim .Va^fkdljSOt
^ird.nl lb* &lt; .|llr*. * t * U .r .’ *
' H i* irotlrt aatji “ wa Maal **bA
c&gt;»* 'bur eye* * to tho fart that

■k* given a* .apo-

Mrg?&lt;HmMbr "a*

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•• A tMpakyl•.Naralty

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QAINKHVII.U:,. JadL‘
(do ppeny her' corf^rtd
ball f*b*4»W ;at homo n&lt;
W c i w r l b i a 'l h . U S
(leorgla.'. 4 .aaread. yya
playarf, (Jainrday ertwlpi

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4Nitff;

' The ‘G4(or hotpmrA'

ImprOMlf* ly polrt . -M
fark*P«iytUe ayaldat.. »&gt; \
deparulrpt-club t*

^awn

Irtcl^d^lnFmrft ” Valillod•’“Si-'

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aids ,a M * 'not lucM'Uto' th* i&lt;u*»-

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16.11 seat I*,a -‘ teW W W
liaker,' »l«&gt;fodt, flao-v*
who. tied wllb -JWa. cCj
yaar.ior high point hdl

Ihf ;l*ki; among tho.'rt

ll.a e flw h etb or ?he oallmod* ant

(acting 5*od /Cattv'- Turwyrfaw
-nrrnng.ht 10 fW.aVforh. ' * -hpt-' f rojng; ddaqaataly w hfij motor
.Ihfee rp p lf^ o r parmUAjlto
clal ak*wing&lt;wtll'. Mrp nta of film* Iruia
* l — L --- ll ft _ M ^ ... V. A .
it
’ &gt;n brooding,andilndabojtny rk'ch*
md the piowtny ,’ #4: PWIM*.-, T V
'lima h »», bant .laancd (kraagh
h# c im n y #f thf.JUn'djtd iluiea
Oepaitmant *f -Ayrtroltaro, ami
vi admlMdi-a‘fff'tlkidutwcd .(id
llthaf;tba blniWCjhaw pfAkTmlul.

pair af till* -wtlb th*
Tba Bplldofar •hat* la
'of -wtapmr ,ra'har&gt; . r i
Uaikotbtll from I

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for Mtda y*
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that l&gt;« wUngntak tkS^palaeipl*
of Uf*. Political JNii

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fonai ia Iwlla.w^iS.ahsapa pra-

n w x lw id n N
b W i^ e s w t t t

d in g , O f stock e ic h a n g e c red it atone th e A m e r ic a n
ito h a r e p aid o f f u p w ard * o f 0M&lt;XM&gt;OO,OO0 nine* th *
i peak, to M T noth in g o f th a liqu idation o f Instalm ent
It *n d o th e r fo t n u o f In d eb ted n ou . A a aoon aa thia IIation la com pleted I t m ean* th e raloaae o f an enorm ous
uht o f h in ds fo r "tflfV elit'p u re baaing, A r ^ H b t Only U ta t,
Mana hlao t h a t people,- h a vin g paid o f f th e ir old dab la,
once m ore In a .p o a itip n to con tract n ew onee end to
t ail o v e r a ga in th e p r e m ie o f su pplem en tin g cfarrent
la tor a n tic ip a tin g fu tu r e Income: T h in la slw a y s th e w a y

campsrlaona wMh previous depression years will be fsvorable. With in absence of unwleldyinveptoriei. business has
been In a better position than in previous depressions to
maintain a rapid turnover and prevent Inventory deprecia­
tion, and the banks ate suffering nowhere near the losacA
on their commercial account* that thay did In the 1021

/a o m o h v iu l *.

lha
MaUnra o f
f n w Hw i b
would have JuaUfUd Oarmswr*jrrlMli In the form o f aMetiag
civil Is m .
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Moreover, t h e fr a n c -tlr c n r
qaution U a political one la Belglam. Thla Iltrr Remarque ccrtalidr could not have known.'Mar
that- Hhi* ■knowledge would have
fiuaod kla
qooulofL X
to give an

'.fiy e te m a ...

• f the franc-tlraur qumtioau
FlamUh N atiou illir mombon
•oldUra, athgilj maintained
they had poraoaal knovUdi
franc-ilrtur Incidents. Thaae men 11
Weft promptly accused o f bainr ]
pro-OertnaM. traitors,
PUrakt ,
■aim and alt that aert of thleCi, „
whloh U altar, ail lha uiual wa.
to talk of rthnlnga in affkim
"Belgique" clrclai.
,- . „ d
Ono e f the Flrmlah a*tlaa . Ik I
Holland, far there are atilt mana 1
at three, wr»la a book ia w hit* 4
the apllra qumtioa was aVaarlgaeb [
ferth. Thle hook Havre no doubt
e f tho #*1«fence of franc-timra.
Hence M, Ramarque’a now a lo ff
eouid ■not ha admitted. Jt might
have been a tacit aequlaacwnaa o f
the oppoeite theory. The Bruaaak

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pekam.

n * e e y o u r ord tra a o w .

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SILHOUETTE of a horseman against a desert eky . . . a ewaylng -figure
u lity I f the Indian people, th*
outeom* e f a m tlgieu aditaUaw
■•varal thauaand yean old. Bat
has that panels really n " Slav*
mantaIHy?
Vlvakananda; w Ire
kaaw India •parfecUy. ’. 'Ciplaieed
the matter -thirty p e n
agrt
“ Retry nation, kk* every" butIvtfnal, haa a tbsma in Ufa which &lt;4a'
the amtter and matU eg Ida M g

on 4 storm-ewcpt' deck: \ . how enjoyable but how Hills related to your
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own every-day Ufa are the stories of adventure that you read.
But there #re adventure stories of another kind that you come upon
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every day. A d vesttares with athril.and eadtapHUt of their own—advendi

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tores that you cfn ahsrc. You find them In the gdvertlHmenU in your

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4a0y newspaper,.....................

ta t u lg b t th e .local busjnaaa m *h had a m a o M n i' at
n hall to discuss th e ‘ g ro w th o f th e m all o rd e r evil.

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■ lilrllk w wrVnaa'thw
1 - 1 Una.of vacation.
go whirling
acroas tha country on -a new

m r e w n :

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vi AlV .

h. E. ALFOltD COM PANY

f 'r •
c o rd ia lly

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.We h a te a ta rg *, fr w h stock i f . h e ^ | i*

i*iyraaU*nt of tha
frie n d

vnuce on L im e , end a o d o e b t aB th e cm wfm d

H y d ra te d on head and h a te n ot y e t a l ^ m

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M y o u n g m an th an k ed a hts

jW e b a te received a o U m frp*^ A ls b a r a a m t

A ccou n tan t* and A u d ito rs
Viral National Bank Building

&lt;a

erar M iyor ll. J. lehmsa
seder th* picture which l»th* airplane which carried
id salary north, th*
city
gat Urn harder of thalr

to *

ND, G R A Y and MOORE

&lt; ttitV tr#*|

til* day. ‘Now, my dear, be sura and tend to th* city for thst
new radio outfit, *o we can have It for Sunday, You know
our old vletrola t» getting eo that it la not fit to be heard.*
“Juki a few blocks away the merchant who handle* vietrolas and furniture was sitting at breakfast with M* fami­
ly. The conversation drifted to.around the near approach of
school, ‘And that reminds dne, John,’ said the lady, who sat
at the head of the table, 1 must be going to the city not
later than neat week. 1 must get school clothes and sea
about a fall suit for myself, and while there perhaps I bad
better ■«* about new lace curtains for the front window*’
‘ “ Ah hour or two later a leading grocer stepped Into
the bank.to buy,a draft which he was going to send to a
catalogue house for a swell bedroom suite.
i
•‘‘How's business?’ asked the banker. "Oh. not so very
good,’ replied the grocer; ‘things are dull just now.*
‘"Before the banker finished writing, the draft a dapper
youarWan with a grip stepped up and asked haw every*

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�SATURDAY, l

ins D e v i
r Holding
ectacle

ULTRA-MODERN CHURCH

PRAG

(Osatiaued
le . had to be dot o#L

Co-ed. C ts*v o f &lt;h* First MHkodlat Church held Hiorsdag ft*# Ib t at tha Wmo « f a. A. Hntcbl-

aulp.
.
’ &lt;‘, W
Judgaa ordered tho next,
rad at one* and no annoana
at-tha traredr *&lt; • mado I
TtDO person* at tho Held,
Tho piano had not horn aIn any o f th« erente o f tho
Tho tragedy waa tha first fi
Illy In tha hlalacy of Puma ;

K arlr Williams. ' j m
trcaaurar; and Karl
publicity rhalnaaa.

*»#i WK W r*WU"»ror Ti

fhaa -refrrehlad v e t
Mra. It. A. McMIchatl ortlrod
ret mante ore—. —— -. — —, —--— —--■
laat* night from Atlanta, O a . l t JO tloirhlean #ad R A. HoUhleon.
epend a. ahart tint* bora wttb TO;

1atlrah,Y:gut‘v

J To Rook, Lovers’ Clu
^

rnterUlirtngi fo f ithe mrmht
' o f thovttiO K ' to o o A V Clab.

o*k tp 11^0 o’clock hi the club
* h a with Mm. U
•i Mm.; Howard p

P. Hagan,
Long, ai

Tha ’ I4ltm tors Department of
Woman's dub will meet at
Atjoek In tka club room*
L' ltoa. M. ■A* Douglaaa hi

ga of tha ptu^tam. 1 , , ,(c
VJftrHolds Meeting
Friday Afternoon

Munich, Mr*. K
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Wl
lifts
tikVH

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Mr. and Mra. W. 0. Sin toft
thla twrning for Cairo, Oa. where
thoy will vialt relatives far about
Mra. W. H. Jordan, o f Jacksonvilla, lg visiting Mra. Jarooa 0,
Sharon at her homo oil ‘ Weal
Tenth Street,
.
.
Mrs. Ivey Rtfw irt
and oon.
Prank, .formerly of thlo city, now
t f Orlando, spapt yaetvrday hero
With relatives.

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\ Mrs. Charita D. BramUy left
yvotarday for Nrw York City
where ahv wll) make her homo
with her daughter.

. Having visited' her danghtor,
M fi. &lt;). C, Cochran for the paat
few months, Mra. Mlnnla B. Ward
t HuHtg Ot*,iafternoon rmtteati left today for Hollywood to apand
were enjoyed and b&gt;ok* were dla* a ahort lima.
cna.rd, Those prewent were: Mra.
fohn C. Rehnett. Mm, Frank f,.
Woodruff, Mr* K. S. Dullon. Mr*.
R. J. Holly, Mrs, Herman J. I*ehmar, Mrs. Mattie O, Pave. Mra.
naory IfeLauIln, Mra. Fred Wll* Drlve, also In Rose Court.
llama, and A n . J.- C. (Ubha, a

ftj

LONGWOOD .
Mra. J. n. MewIrk

M m 1 at U a moating of
illla Harriaon Chapter ai
A . R. hold yaaterday after\ tha hams o f Mra. L. F.
^ITOR .Park Avenue, with
agan ami Mi** Fannie Rab
(‘ ■fJ haMamaa. Mra. J. N,
miiia mi &gt; ul I k *
nod tha «wi.
meeting with
ayer and th* orgunl**I*. lUparta war*
Uta officer* and **-

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M

a luncheon given Wednesday *ftvmnon at her home on Bark
Avenue. Promptly at .It o'clock tho
gurata wore ushered Into the din*
Ing roam where ‘(ho long table
waa ovtrhilil with a linen cloth
and centered With n Urge howl
»f varicolored rosea and fera.
Calling a I soft (law
over the
table were green randks In allrer
holder.. -M .... :
Luncheon ,wq« served In eooraea
by tho malms.
Marking
tha

•dial Depot fi went of'tho ’Wontaa’*
m wilt ha held from 9 M o‘*

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The bodies war* scarred and
earatid almost beyond rvrognll
and Identification waa * I « H :
this « w e e t .
1 .Jajfl
Drpirtmrat of combMrta *
&lt;1*1* and official* of Uio air M
apt nod an InveeUgatlan low*

a ahort vlaR hrrs with hrr a’a*
ter, Mr*. Harry J. M i l at her
home on Marquette Street.

at . th* Library when several
guests beside* the usual member*
enjoyed raid game* until
mid*
night, when a dallciorsa aystar
supper was served. The committ#*
an arrangements was: MU* Barth
Redmond, Mr*. Robert Blake, Mrs.
William Brat and Mrs. »H. WhlIn**. The Club meets every Tues­
day evening at Library HalL
Th* Civic Ltague held Its Janaary
bus!nasi Session on Tueaoay af.temoon at th* Library with the
usual satisfactory reports
read
and accepted. It waa votsd to have
necessary, Improvements made la
tha kitchen so in. Tha entertain­
ment committee, Mr*. J. J, Nta*
mayor and Mrs. A. M. fttawart,
krtr plannlng a pleasing program
c for the latter part o f tha
The sowing rommittaa for
r. Mrs. Fred Bangor and
3Jsa Hmtlh, announce
a
t for Wednesday aft insoon.
Library, when there will ft*
Ian* fr r th* Jacksonville

Bridge
Given
By Mrs. J. u. Sharon
* A- bridge party waa
Thursday
afternoon
by

given
Mr*.

mamhers cf tha C vtry Weak Cluji.
A fter several
propraaslons
of
bridge cut pHx*r « ‘ petted plant,
went to Mr*, H. M. Papwortk,
while Mra. W. J. Thigpen, who
held kith score and Mr*. John
R. MscDorald, who had low score,
weeis the recipients ’of slmilnr
prixe*.
A t the ton hour n salad rwura*
was served by tha hcileaa^'assUted by Mr*. Ray F. Hymvs and
Mr*. W. J. Thigpen. Thor# preoMC war*: Mra. W. R. Jordan, o f
Jacksonville, Mrs. A. O. Covingtwo, of Ovirda, Mr*. H, M. PapWorth, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs.
Jobs IL MacDonald, Mrs. 0. F.
Smith, Mr* Roy
Bymta and
Mr*. Harry B. Lawla.

tr.

the Raaford Poultry Bhow
road I* wall rrprvoeatad by
kla bird* frjot tha, yard* of
Greet, owned by n. W. Tan.ItW rtil Monger, M. M. La*, Mra. F, II. Nleowyvr, and
n. J. BUUino| |s a Judge of
Whlbll. *a he 1c mid s«nd only
1 far exhibition net far prise

TH* Rev. A. G» Canada, who
bald a lent meeting last ,Spring
at Myrtle Avenue and Rlavanth
Street, Will begin an avangvIUUe
campaign aw Sunday afternoon.
Jar. II, M Want Flint Street and
Klm Avenue. The meeting* will
be heiii every night at 7:30 and
little every Hunduy afternoon at 3 o’-

Mrnthvr* of the I.lon* dub
w on given the assurance that
tha Rotary; and Ktwanli Ctaha
wore hark of tho yoanger club to
n matt through »hort talk* glean
by O. W. Spence^ fr., rvprrsvntIng tho Rnlariana, and Howard
Long o f tho Ktwaaio Club. Mo*
Bv WrocvaUua
Wrecvalaui Cathedral, whlrh
which ha*
haa Juit
Juti opened It* doom
doom 1
The inode m lit lc altar t f the now 8V
Mr Reynold* reported that tha revolutionary and oltra-modernlatlc atructur* of thla thutch, a*'compared with tho oolatt calhedrola
Chamber o f Commerce, and Coun­ old, rcutrd a heated enrtroversy.
ty and City, Commleatonaro had
signified thtir Intention of assist­
ing In ovary way In make It tha
pa*ard away at the
Pemald
blggvat' day In yean*.
Moghlnn llaapltal In Sanford un
Through tho rourteey of tha
ikw. 31 nflvr a few day. Illnre..
Caanty Commissioner* n fort*
My Mra. S. It, Wahiright
tho Funoml aervleoa woro held at
of convicts will be buay all neat
the First Biptlal, Churrh of Ovloweek In clearing away a growth
Mr. ami Mr*. W. B. William, du and at hla ham ., wdh ltic Itvv.
o f wvada, and two ronwaya will
and their hou.e gurata, Mr, and J. Mix Cook, of Aubarndale. and
bo ronrtrurtol, Ututor tho dlrve,
iwilom In
Boplar Ave, and Second SL
Mr*. Chai Herron and two ion*, Rev It. W. U kknl,
tlon of l.lon Iwwla Tate, art eraI
H. School. 10:tHl A. M.
Walter and Ranaon, of
IIIIim Ii , rhorgr of thv tvrvkoa. The burial
boothe Will he rrvrtrd where aoft
Prvaihli'g, 11:00 A. M. and 7
and MIm Nall Williams and fr.vnd wia mado In th* Ovirdo Cemetery
jlrlnki and light lunthra wtti ha Mr. liras, of Orlindo, foimed u i*twlei tho dlroetlon of tho Frick* P. M.
aorvad. Ranford Avenue will ■he
Kale H. Booth, pa .tor
rongen'al party aftd ware govat. run Funeral Home « f KanTord.
roped o ff agalnat traffic for al­ of Mr. and H n . R»y
William*, Mr. Shuman was a taan 34 y e lc
mast a milt, whltv all itraeta
and Mr. and H n . W. R. William*, or ago, and had been a teildem
leading Into the field Itavtf will of Hanford, last Sunday.
of Oviedo for thv past aavan yean.
bt cloeed. A amall admlaalon wtlli| The many frtenda of Mian Ilo operated a tianafrr, and wn»
The Itov. A. Norrbom, D. D.,
bo charged oarh i peril tor, to roeEleme Wainrlght will be pleased tipld in high ratvi m by hia tuany Pastor.
cr the expanse of the moot.
Sunday Kchool&gt;*3:00 P. M.
to know .he was one of the fresh* friend*, lie I* aurvlvvd by hla
Lion*
Veil*
William.
and man elan o f itudenl nurkea taken wife. Mm. J A. Shuman, and hi.
Preaching Bervlee— 3:00 p. M.
Ooarge Mr Kory ore the general
Into full membership at tha tap ilatrr, Mr*. A. J. Ahvl, both of
chairmen a t the. overt Maui pinning rit.a, taking the “ Florence Ovirda.
Cobh, Stewart, Perkin* and Welta,- Nightingale Pledge,” at thv Flo*
Mr. and Mra. tiro W. Bower
Park Avenue and Sixth Strait,
.nlvitalnvd
their
I Ida Sanitarium Monday evening. dollxhlfnlly
Ing committee; Urns Meyera,
W. P. Urooki Jr., Pastor.
M r and' M il. Wainrlght and ft land. Mr. and Mra. A. I). Rouar
Tate, Itvll, Adam* and Robertson fhlldieii, also Mr. tiohnson, were and *ena, A. IV Jr., at n New
Sunday Kthcol, 10:00 A. M.
on the traffic committee; I.Ions yl.ltora at the Spoltarium Monday Year’* dinner *1 their lovely htana
Mamirg Wort hip—11:00 A, M.
Bchullt, Mel it h and MeReynolikn evening.
n. y . p. u. ouft. p : m .
on Broadway St.
tn the reception and rnlrrtaln* • The Kdltora o l tho Centro! Flo.
K w rlng .Worship—7:30 P. M.
ment committee; Lion Herder on rid* Press was In Hanfurd Mott
Wednesday atoning prayer *&lt;rth* fuel• committee; I.lon* Knox, day on bualMn**
rke, 7:30 P. M. A cordial invltm
Park* and Krkkaon on the first V Prof. M.« J. .Okfriaml o f the
tlah la vatsndrd to all.
aid eamtnltlce. an I Lion Huffman
HOLT CROSS- CIIURCH
la head of the radio speaker tern*
milter. Lion McReynold* a* chair*
Rev. j|, irvlng [.oultlt, Rrctor.
niah o f the civic club rommlllre,
Is Sdnday after Rplphsny,
completed hla dull** by reporting
Church RchnolL U;30 A. ftt
tliat all rlvk club* trera In readi­
vlilted her mother and aiatav
Morning Pinyer and Sermon—
meariame^ Pnot and Sluanr Sun­
ness to aaaist to th* fullest extent.
day, returning to their home Mon* 11:00 A.*M. .
I.lon Wolnstoia hod ■* hla guni
Youhg People*' Service league
a boy c f seven, who although b. rn
day.
’ ■*.
blind, has, through the effort* of
Mr. and kin. W. A- McConaha -0:30. P. M.
Kvenlng Prayer and Barmon—
Lion Weinstein and the
l.inn*
and Mbs*
Kathleen
ChstnpbHI
Ttflo p. M.
Club, been given the partial u.e
spent Sunday In HeLand.
Mra. Ralph Haaford and child*
A rtrdlal Invltallan la ntraded
the result of an
o f hla eyes
ran, uf Valdai la, C l . left Situr* lo all visitors te meet with aa *t
r perat inn ;wrformrd by Dr. In­
day after a, weeks visit with Her any of Hi m * service* and n warm
graham la Orlando Tuesday. The
■* ■
patents, Mr. and Mr*. N. F. l&lt;e- welcnmo a walla them,
youngster, still clinging to hi*
sell &gt;
long esquired habit of identifying
Hoyt Morgan lift Monday for
article* by touching them, *p*nt
Atlanta, (Is., after receiving a
n busy hour In company with
■neaaage of th* death « f h’a father,
ihc member* o f tha club, and al­
Mia* Wlhla
Young
returned
though ha wao sold to be shy and
Kalunlay after a two w«ek&gt; visit
nervous, he wsa also said to have
with her imivnU, Mr. »nd Mr*.
taken n great Interest in th* pro­
W. H. Yoifng, ’to
Tsllah^sre,
ceeding, o f th* meeting, hurling
where ah* I* enrolled S* a student
questions right and left as he
at the Ftate rollig*.
saw, for thv first time In his
Mrs- , (1, Wolcott and Mr*. A.
lift, thing* which ho had previous­
II. Kimble will rntailain the Home
ly knawn only through hla acnar
llullder* rla * of tho M,.fc. Runrlay
of touch.
tichool Tue*dsv aft- moon, Jan. 14,
According to Mr. Weinstein,
at the home cf Mra. O. II. Wol­
cott im luikv Charm. All mvmbvM
■ary before complete sight will
Jind f 1lends who at* rllg blr at*
he given th* youngoter. Yrstcrnquraterl to be present, It being
day afternoon Mr. Weinstein ac.
the regular mmthly m etlng.
companled him on a short “ winAmong those who were delight­
dow-shopplng” tour, and before
fully rnteriatnvd at the home of
he had gone hut o' short distance,
Mr. and Mia. 0. U. Wolcott during
Mr Weinstvla said tha boy was
th* holidays * i 1* Mr*. Altca llinkapell-baund.
Inaon, Mra McNeil and daughter
Mis* Mildred McNrll, Mr*. Ted
fr ends, Staten and son, Ted J r , o f Orlan­
Haines- do; Mis* RUla Mvejoy, of Haines.
villi-, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Partridge,
' T. K. Wainrlght of Sanford, and their rhlldran, John, Klbert.
Wl* a guest of his daughter-ln- and Lola, of Allsnta, Us. and nth

OVIEDO NEWS

Airline Officials
Gather To Discuss
Expansion Effort

and
Ado* have been aarioasly 111 clerk. The public la curdtally la.
ATLANTA, Jan. tO^-(APl —
^pnapaMala la Lahalond, vltad to b« jirvwnL
Traffic anparla of an ala airline*
w they wrat far tha holidays
ARM Y
NOTICK touching Atlanta mat here yaater­
r. amt Mr*. Harold Jackson SALVATION
l i n g - 10:00 A. M. day ta p in expansion* of mall

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( calA.rated
lencm

and paseaagar aarvlc# during IBk'a I-vague— 4:1ft 31
j.-:,r
While they wan In asaalon Wal­
ler H. Riddell, superintendent of
railway, mail, announced ehanga*

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la* oas-hm-

ylaa at th*

law, Mia H. IL Walnright and
chlMitn Tharaday &gt;nd Friday uf
laat week. Mra. Walnright was
lb* guest of her mother Mrs.
Story, at Cbuloots, during bar vi­
sit hern
The oraaga plrkart ara baay la
this vidaity. ■ , ,
JUv. j. Max Cook,'of Auburn
dale, was in Oviedo Thuraday, ami
auLletad Re*. R W. Dkkerl In
roak e tlng the fuaraal of wur dacagSad friend •■«! brother, J. A.
rthuitu*;’- ft*, plan yams-Bed' ,t»
lawn and assisted In Conducting
iW.m’d w q * prayer *mvlr4 n«

A t The Churches

'r*.

Her. A. Ncrtbam, D. t)., Patter

Sunday School at it P. M.
bervlee* at &gt; P. M. Th* pastor
will prt*ch on th* subject, "Th*

g lingering liUnua*;

grocral
Divislo*

Ralph I
general

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N y e W ill S t r i v e
T o D e p riv e D avis
O f S e n a t e Spirt
offering 'such n raaalpl
alhara did M t da It- Tha 1
la not changed aa a rem it o
later Investigation* hut wit]
record remaining da it does I
have to offer * naolutian dt
Ing the sea; vacant
“ I hiv*. not dlacuaaod,this
the committee, U would nut
committee, resolution hacamn
Is aot a function o l th* can
tea. Tit* Investigation shads
* 1,100.000 i. about’ tka fignis
vdlved In tha primary and g
aral election csmpalgas in P g
•ylvanla." ’
Ny* said he would not wttaa
to eatlmata haw much of tha.
tat was apeut Ip U » i a ' M b
but rsllrd atUntian to'teatipu
ta* ta th* affdet U M hoc
heap th* anly raodhhrta-W
panditgra would kav* Jm
sasae. Daria and FnwdgBrown, tha gubernatorial
date, Wadad tha tkhat wt
eluded fhr* ether* fa r plnl

CHURCH

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Atkaii what ha • w*a|d'.
mamhfrs ad bt* nmnditm
ad hie. mere, the Narth E
arid h* weald offer tka an

it'churrh on Thnnufay

r hfr mother, Mrs
II who parent - I
•erring at 10JO m\
so at 1W Wlnutil

placsmenL

nf arts witneea before hla 1

IL v Julia
Bey
Jesus."w
Th* apr.ual meeting of the eon
gragatloa will be, held at tha
thaa of the aentar’
“
hfr* are urged I*

t'PNLUKCA'

Mary Heath, Britlah file r,;
forced to load an Um flold dm
a d«*d atlch landing' contact I
yoan ago. Last year, minor *
ara wa» raaalvad by two pta
a i nno ponrakad on to tha at
In taking o ff from aa adjala
field. A taillaai molar glider,
luted t;y Major B. L. Smith, M
a fairod trading durini aa a il
tlon flight Thuraday but nail
plena no pilot f k hurt
Hr Umallsy, caualn of. OfH
the dead man, and tha other r t f
bare o f the potty, hod ptfWf
In atop In St, Petersburg oa fat
north. Smalley hi* lived In i
Iktvnhnrg during tho wtatrr I
lateral p i n , and wia wall hoot
In Florida aviation clrtlaa. , *
lea Bowman, Loa Angetfa,J
lotid hla Monocoupa arouadjl
U ratio rouraa at an avtTago «M
or W7,4&lt;U tnllto par ho,or to l
the roca fog cabin planoa o f |
to HOq cubic dlaplaevmont, K.
Whlldtn Jr„ Charlotte, N. C ,
a Craana waa.aacond with a apt
o f 139.779 rallaa par hour, ‘i
Carnahan, Bloomington, 111., id
Monocoach, third, m i f t j
ml
per honrt and a T. WbovVor, P
Myers, Fin. lit • Mo no* port, fa
th. dtAMd mlJaa par haw.
8 ’ •:
Ceorga WalaaMr, Chicago &gt; a
■Ingle-mbtorad SUaoraky, &gt;won » ’
atuat race far amphlbUno, tha aaa*'1
ond tlraa la two diya, with A H
Caparton, Chicago, In an IrautN
PH vat ear, taking aeeond.. T U M i
lo ts'left Municipal '•Airport, fla k
to Blaeayna Day w h m Utay lahd*
ed,.picked up a dummmy body; sm|
returned to tha Hold. MaliiaaHa
time was lTtM.89.
*V»1
Service planoa gave an axUht*
Han of tkrining maneuver* to tip
off the afternoon'a
acrobatics,
The “ Hoodie Bug" plana was pot
through Its *ldo slipping arid halt­
ing pace* and while an aatogydw
plane, t r “ flying windmill," pilot*
ed b f Jamoi 0. Ray, rhlladalplW.
d'tnbetl into tha air under m am
power only to oettla qatatly to tha

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LEGAL NOTICES

W A N T A D RATES
lu h r i D A

R u th Carlson —

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Thomas; t*:IS, Organ Program)
1:30, Florida Fact*: Ill# , lU lfo

Floorwalker; 1:13, Popular

Ra*

quail Program — R n « r M | IvftS,
D h « W oiUtU

or Rooota with Bath.
Cold Water. Comer L
Union., If. H. le m o n .

jt'Dinner orchestra; 0:45, Uoeti
» and David; 7:16, le i arm Thai
fegusrd; 7JO, Snoop and Peep;
II, Ad rent Bis; 8, Rodeheaver
it; Itlft. Variation, Buga B a in
ip, Biker Flute; 0, Damrooch
W i ; tfO, B. A. Rolfa orchcs- meats; BrSo, Trio; flFOO, Hits ol
&gt;1 11. Troubadour o f tha Moon; tha day; B:30, Thle and That;
orchestra; 11, Bud, 8:00, Symphonic; &gt;:30. WUBR ci­
gar program; 10:00, Entertainer*.
I f M — WABC N«w York—l« a
18# — WSUM pL.polamhanr. 8M
8:00, Eeentng melodies;
8:45,
(CBS Chain)
111#, Tony'a Scrap Book; 7,
Mrtoa Downey;? 7:16, American
hatrpi 7:30. Candy party; 8, Snoop aad Poak (N B C ); ’ 7:4#,
Rodehnaver
aka In brief; 8, Dixit achoe-t; studio miulc; 8:00,
Singers (N B C ); .8:16. Orchastra
oncert ;9:#0, Radio Por:m (N B C ))' ft ill. Spatial - faata mo)
aw Boat; 11, Deany'i or- &gt;10:00, Daaaa orchestra
(N B C );
l 11:30, Lombardo'* or- 11:00,1 Polk l county
bmsdcaol;
11:1ft, Orehe.tra mule.
•H -6 -W J Z New Yarh-780
WJAX— Jarkaourllle
SUNDAY. JAN. 11, 1031
(NBC Chain)
ID.-OO,
Florida Theatre
A Raising Junior; 0:15, Dal lew
ibttlra; 6:46, Topics In brief; Organ; 110:30, Celebrated Artists;
8* re ice | C M .
Atnaa V Andy; 7*16, Jester*; 11:00, Church
IQ, Hl.e of Goldberg*; 7:16, Roxy's Symphony Orchestra NBC
dearth: 8, Circus stories; B;l6, 3:00, Notional Youth Conference
a Tin Tin ntorieaj 8:90, Brush NDC; 4:00, Dr. I t t e fn jp V H o u r
t e n ; 8, The Campus; 10, Chicago NBC; 6:00,
civic opera: I t . ' Slumber
hour, Vintent Walkdra*— fr&amp; lnRt.|&gt;&lt;A
11, Anna ■»' Andy (repeal); 12.' West* — Pianist; 1:00; ~CsUfc&gt;lm
Hour NBC; 7:00, George WashBaits la y* ofthaatra.
Ington Hotel Orcheatra;
7:33,
8 0 &amp; 8-K D K A —110
Dtlft,
Rhodes
- 8, Band concert; 8:46, Hama as Church Service;
J U S ; -7:80, The Brothers; 7:45, Futch Collin* . Musk:. Makars; de Rails Orchestra; 6:48, Florida
.Tha Travelers; 8, Hour from WJ2 8:46, American Federation &lt;af'Ma&gt; State Marketing Bureau Service;
Local No. 444; 10:16, 8:00, Curtiss Announcement; 8:85,
8, Freedom City: 0:88, Same as aiciau
Punioll Pate NBC; 10:30, Songs H. A W. B. Draw's Orchestra un­
WJZ: 11. Bperts; Message*
4 J U — W LW —700 J
at Eventide NBC; 10:46, Sunday der diracthn at Leo Kitchen; 8:80,
Mayflower Hotel Trio: 8)46, Lite­
V &lt;tU , A ir Theater; 8(46. Same as Night i t Seth Parker’s NBC.
381J-.W RUF (iaiaeetlli*— 650 rary Dlgeat’a Topics la Brief by
WJZ; 7. WJZt Jaetera; 7 JO. The
Lowell Thomas NBC; 7:00, Amo*
SUNDAY, JAN. 11, IM1
•Xulgbta; 8:30, Bara# as WJZ; 0.
10:00, A- M., Today’s Program V Andy NBC; 7:15. Tasty Yeast
Raadtngst -0:15, Variety;
0:30.
M tete-te WJZ; 11, Variety (2 1-2 10:03, Cathedral of tha A ir; Jesters NRC| 7:30. Phil Cook NBC
Hotel
10:80, University Bible Class — 7:46, George Washington
F
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U h g _ W J R — 738
I
Dtaa W. II. Wilson: 10:46, Morn­ 8:00, Berrett Arcadian* (K. T .)i
Baptist 8:30, Ingram Shaver NUC: 0:00,
■ bRMC BnaemUe; 8:45. Cecil A ing Worship — First
Phllco Program (B. T .); 0:30, (ten­
[Rally; 7, Same as WJZ; .7:16, The Church of Gain** villa; 12:00, Wea­
Jesters; 7:30, Michigan
hour; ther Forecast; 13:01, Dinner Mu­ oral Motors Family Party NBC;
B:IO, Seme as WJZ; D, Sponsor- sh: 1:30, 8ludio Quartet — In­ 10:00, Mremhorg Carlson NBC;
L0i|0, Chapman Plumbing Program
tel progrdm; 9:80, Same as WJZ; strumental; I J t , Jamas Leonard
10:46, Melody Makern.
18, B*n&gt; donee; 10:30, The Mum- Batach, baritone; 3:46, Symphonic
28T.7—WDHO Ortaudo 1180
Hour; 3:00, Hour With the Mas­
'Marat 1L Variety (8 hr*.)f
SUNDAY. JAN. 41. 1MI
ters — Miscellaneous
Operatic;
V\ •
486J — WS D—748
8dM&gt;, A , M., Bob Jones - flour;
WjiT# D lasttea | 7tl6, Aviation; 7:30. 4(00, Organ ' Recital — Claude
Batea as WJZ; 8, Sponsoml pru- Murphrre; 6:00, Vaapar Service; IOiOO, Watehtower; 10:16, Sacrrl
violinist; Concert: (l;00, First Presbyterian
'gram; «;16. Same a* W EAK; 8:43 6:80, Paulin# Miaeil,
WJZ A W E AFt I t . Same at Edward Nowroraa, boritoM; 8t00. Churrh Pervirs: 13:00, L’lacbern
llanr;
M ir* Music: 12:30, Bob Jond*
. M i l l a i s . Pc*eh Parade; 11:46, Chopin Recital — Claude
pbrae, pianist; 0:30, Joha.W- O i- 4:10, Concert ^Program; 2:00, Wes­
tern Union Ttmri 4:00, Auditorium
Bruyn. Tenor; 8:46, S&lt;Fd Off.
^
,
277A-W H T— 16M
141 J —W H l’F Us later HI#— 688 Concert; 6:00, Studio Vesper Ser­
H f i W , Same «a WABC; 7, Newt
vice; 5:30, Heart to' Heart talk
MONDAY, JAN. .12, 1MI
0:00, A. M„ Today's Piugrmro;
0:03, Music Ap|irec‘allow — El*&gt; sfjg1.il; 7:30, First
&gt;mentary Grad,-.; 0:40, Aunt Ham­ 'Church Serelca;RAO,
my’s Chat to Homemakers: 10:08, sk; Vrfw, ’’Around (he
Morning Mrlodlrs;' 10:46,’ Resume CBS; DiSU, De trait Sj
CBS; I0:M
at News Events; 11:00, Variely teastra
Masks! Parade;
11:30... Health Hour.

FQUR ROOM apartment ’ •
heat, light, water and go* 1
iahad. Phone B64-J or am t&gt;a

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sat* a g i o n

W ANTED i o RENT:
Apartment, Write
6, Sanford.' i , y *

II. K. WHITK.
As Upeelal Mae.

M. A hireling.
N. Aa implement,

1. R W ltlTR .

noaa

isr In Chsscery.
, ,

Solicitor for Complaisant.

J. grows ole.
I. OornUnt.
a. Whether.

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CREAMERY
menl news; 7:06, Dance music;
7:lt), Certified Hymphunlcs; 8:00,

Tim'i signal; 8dll. Soap. Buda, ami
RuLlrlco; 8:3(1, A&amp;br.&lt;|ue
CUH;
9:00, The Three Baker* — . CHS;
9:30, Fort Collin Hotel Oigsn Re­
cital; 10:00, NeUI McNeill aad hie
O irhi,tr*; 10:30, Star Du*t| 11:00,
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A L L KINDS building
Lumber, rough or dn
Dr. W, 1. MacDOUGALL, CHI. 11re red cheap, Vermont
ROPRACTOR, Is m w located a# Co., Harvey Vslno, Oat
his residence In Floral Haights,
B. Sanford, Phon# 188-M.
Apply Apartment 7, Park ApU. •:
LOST — Between llill lUrdware
fjild g . and Shuffle (ward to Milane. brawn ipfctsde case contdmmjf *tt»rtulso ilm m rd. glasses.
Tfiaae vetui)i to •Elder Springs
Office, Mltene Theatre Bldg.

FOR B A L F .- Ten H. P.
1800 R- P. M , t 1.8Pump. Telephone 416-W.

FQR BALE: On# .boautifi
, family milk caw, P. D.
lake A vs. Plnekunt.

GROW BULBS FpR liS 'J -^
h it and moat praJiUblo.bolb
1020 DODGE TODltlNG cor, ran- grow. We supply bulho i t U l
1 ditkn
good, ’ good
Tubbs r, price., supervise planting wRh.
B185JC‘ . steel A San, Myrtle A re charge, and contraet tar crua
fixed price. R. D. White, £4
Mary, Florida; supervisor 1
LA N K Y ’S DRUG STORE—Pra- PleRa Bulb Co, of Orlando, (n
aaipilaaa, magaafaaa, fuuatsln e*t distributors o f Glsdiahls her
■•nice, P R O M P T
dellvanes. In individual cartons la tha U.

BUILD I NO BLOCKS—Irrigation
beaot aad general cement work.
Mirada Ceaerate Co. J- E. TarwiOeger, Prep, grd aad Elm,

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S^Hdir Wanted (Mala)
Plenty Weed at DutwrtV
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waa bslieved
ballcvcd
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Tatad thorn Saturday nnd a re*
transoceanic
filers.
Hope for ^
national chamber of co.nmrrrer-t
T o E aS e O f T a k e o ff
ten byl nt\hh* apartment In tb&lt;
coa party In oolnntobllea want
__ __ I bank o f N ew York, told
the safety oFMrs. Beryl
Thk Waa pnaaonetd -panerdayl -,
S*fc Kami W e i Had-ha IHvd un
out
to
get
tham.
Thay
ware
Its ftharehoMeni In hla annual
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III jjao. 3LM»e noJId have baai
walk and aahauatad but othrrby HfAna; H. Strewn, chairman -of
SEATTLE, Waah.. Jan. 13. — 27-year-old widow and Lieut.i -r*l
report today’ that he believes
wl»a uninjured. • .
tha AmorkhR coaimliic* .of the (AIM—A. «peeil of a»0 mile* an William MacUren. who le ft
the n e x t im p orta n t .ranvm in
Death ended a coma Into which
rrganlasAkh, . who aald repicaen- h .ur In * vertical power dive—an Hamilton. Bermuda Saturday
ha
kad
aunk
21
hour,
before.
He
business w ill be upward. ;
tatIvo* cf ff&gt; aatltn* would at­ n*o*nt from the .round to I0.OOO for llorta In the monoplane
,
had. been IU two nrtka, but four
fret and return In five minute*—
lit oaoerta ewUrctlva effort* to
tend th* Wa*hk(ton meeting.
Tradewlnd, dimmed fa»t with Ih*
«
knew of It. and hla dealt) cams
floating
ability
w
im
the
machine,
maintain prosperity by auch mean*
In n atalemert. Klrawn *ald
pauing hour*.
*
SI
a
obntic
In
tha
city
to
whlih
air
forced
iloarn
on
water
and
n
■a « U j ia M r sea rigid aa»i*lmthe ronfarenre would “aadravor to
The aviator* with a P»y k *tpiny of his phlUnthropWt h^u
anc* o f ariwt rod a u rn haw
Inveatlgot* rarofully Aha dl-tlnc- high I peed at great altitude*.
which the, hoped to Uk* to Pari.
barn
r
xtrndad
.
0
•ad aat alleviated the
X ilDAA ..lla a IM
Three are »»me of the feature* exjK-cted. #to fly ,the
tl»n lietwean c*«ao nbd sH«A ,n
2000 inllo* In
With bun whan ha tiled were
I Jfcr delayInJ nacoisary
tha --------------------*
praaarl eituatloa “ h » alow uf (d imw Dicing »ingl* center 21 hour*. Thl* would put tb«n
hla
aon,
Nathin,
Jr.,
hi*
only
dau­
.„rnta. Hr Lvfievr*
thr j
to **tnbllahlng to what extent re­ fighting plane., firet delivery of here yaaterday morningThV
ghter, lira Irving Uhntan, whooa
ht mo nay of i m necessitated 1
media* r.n h* .ought amt the which » * • mad* to the United hare nut been »een alnco tha taka*
husband la n Judge of tha court
readjustment* and hastened
State*
Navy
at
Hremerton,
Warn.,
find *tep* . f recovery h.*trnel
off. Thry c#rritd no radio. If Ute*
from tho prevloua da- A l s o
S cores
A c c u s a - of appeal., and Dr. I^opold Stlagby coordinating *acti»nal endr.v- yre'rrday.
nl down at *«* tha pkna ton)
Itta, a rlo.e friend. Tho cnu*e of
Although
Doc-lng
official*
re,
,
to
•
’
t i o n M a d e A g a i n s t death wa# givan on the il.nth
not have float**! more than n It
fiiartl
t
*
eullmate
piwulble
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Nararthaltaa. Wlggia
U oftha*•“ '
- minutea. Although it wa* aqalpr
•“ From thi* «* from prevlou*
cartlfirJtc
algnod
by
Dr.
Sllaglita.
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g
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L
a
b
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nf
the
plane.,
It
wa*
mdoretood
Mra. Daryl Hart and UruL William S. M.rUren who Jett W
. opinion that “ wa are appreal&gt;com mic d*pre»»loe».“ he added,
wilh iwntoon* th* gknt wn
aa heart failure and high blood mud. at 11:15 A. M. Saturday In continuation of ( M l . S j *
•There will be eventual and wV they are a* f**» «* the .peedleet hereabout* for th* p«»t three U*y«
2 ^ 7h !
MOSCOW. " 1 ^ 7 It— ( A D — pre*aure.
would have cruihed the piano.
hope apeady m ovriy. Whan that cumbtt' alrehlp of any nation.
Won) of tba death waa cabled payload flight fiom the L'nitnl State t« lari*. “ nJ ’
They are dlatlngtilahed from the
that “tha credit fabric la atren* j w a r e " * d r n ^ n c ^ r at (u anothar -, ton, Hugh Urent roii-r the '.MIID mile* between Ucrinudo ard lie rta. Aaorr . In I
A* daihner* came, rockata w*M , ■
time will cum.’, no one »r*m» able
chi type of "war bird*" by their
Z Z L Sunday night they ware n.ore than U hour, over-dua and to fore, aul. C'eria'n It l* that re­
cent up aa a guide to th* flkro,
Strau*. In l*ark.
ability
for
quick
takeoff,
rapid
covery can , nly In. brought by
but with the » « » choppy, heary •* a
Nalhm Strau*, Jr, *oid hU fa- tio news had hern heard of thint.
. daiireailon
mav raacollaa rommlttra yaitarday by
.
rent, their high degree of mnneuCon|wiali«c Individual effort^ *n»l erring ability and epeedy Otvlng cloud* hanging luw and n itreng .
'
h - ^ ^ t h l l T u PrrehWat Mltha.l Kalinin, who lhar'a death waa Ma caaa of a man
rot l.y . governmental •action.1'
gal* blowing from th* north***!. U h0*Tgainoa
i . M by
concealing
|dccUred they ware mad* by "for­ H2 yearn old who** h. art haa bee.
p icaibllltlra.
,10
uj &lt;
the inhabitant* v.rtually g »»* “ R
Straw n *ald 'Twrh.p* the nio*l
eign
rnamlea"
and
capital!*!,
/nr
nrna
too
atreag.*',
■
—
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new
Navy
plane*
*r*
*lml• farorable factor.."
omtnou* .loud that overhang* the tar. though with added imprure- hup* the filet* could tight thrir .
la » peaking or “ the
bigge.t
tot purpoaa cf “ throwing dint In
Tha financier reports “ condi- lha ejraa" of dlaconlenlrd laborlrg thing*' Nathan Slrau* accom
{
whole economic woikl U tho ment*. to the *hlpa. which won !"• way to thl* i*knd aafelyUona at Uw cod of 1031 to nr a
In N*w York bock*r» of th*
•lumping on the world market* Shllf Naval trophy for H»JO, A
elsMoii
_ yl ahrd, hla aon ya*tanl«y i|Uotel
goad datl batier limn they are al
uf latge i|uantitle* uf grain, raw iquadron In compollng for the Might arid the plane carried •»
, lit daalarad tha capuallaU ware from a book wrlttin by the phi
tha red of m e .
material* and aeml-flnkhed pre­ iiw.nl made Htll t.keotf* from nuugh fuel to lake it to th* main- . /
attempting to alibi tha world ran- anlhreput* »wifa. nho.a death «k
duct* by uovlrt Itu.ria at prtrea an airplane carrier, a Ike number land of I'ortugnl, about I16U uttln* ,*u
EUgardlog w n m im , nr aald: nomlc criaia by blaming It cn tha rutted U*t aprlng.
•
" I* oa
da not
» *■»*•
.hall I
Thar* “ blggaal thing*' ware hi*
|ra* than the normal cori* »1 pro­ of landing*, and flew (Um.twO mil*, due ca»l from th* A»or*«.
doi know
anow whether
wueem-r *we
. u ),ut told they had not
They r*tlm*ted. howavar, that
ore lower price* to I t . alock marand ware only making work for the relief of dlatrer* In
duct ion.”
inu-tly ° ' rr "Pen »ea* without an
thr wintar* of IS'.ri-Ud and IKUT- C o n s t a b u l a r y S t o r m s D e c i s i o n I s M a d e D e
hot or oat, U.t there are many
X a t lo e wore*.
pm"** Ibe gatoline would have born aa-t
"That l» * factor in the eitua- Occident. Other fighting
lion,” he »*ld. “ the duralnm and with which the *hl|»* were compat- hauried at U o'clock (K. S. T-l
s p ite L a c k O f C o n
(T
II. of fa rad the e.pltoll.1* » « - 94; the »#curlng of a »u|)ply of
C o n v e n t B a r r ic a d e d
, i, ■
lore than they win b. worth I" ,ullan
th. probl.m by dcclar- pure mi|k for infanta and rbl'dextent of which cannot be meu,- « l are «lui»e which Army airmen lari night.
Meantime tho wlrele** »taUa«
fir m a t io n O f T h r e e
(Continued
On
I’
ag*
»**»
oomal Alans.
_____,
I Ing thd trial, could ha ovrrroma ten; and tha coining of the word
B y B an d O f E nem y
Uted.”
at llnrta »rnt out raqueaU for
H t w / r m u the om aKtl^ that |„ |f ^ cap,u lllt, wl„
,hrm. “ prev&gt; ntarluin*" |o repla.-r "»*ul■i
a
Delegate* from Kurupr, l-utinnew. to ihlp* In tha vicinity sit
torlum** with which the treatment
AVASIIINUTON. Jan. 1 2 -tA D
(Cuatiaaad On rag* Hit)
day and th* A»*ociatad I'rea* nk*
W°|,uS. now • r»-1
•* ,urnin* ° ” r.i°
of tuhereuloai* had been (aiH-ralty • MANILA. Jaa. |&gt;—(A l'l— •' _Vk’ itt, thr full backing of Ire
■ 7 " i ~ . T ; ; : 7 , a - . .a*. I baring m u » , SO to HO percent
alaff caerrepondeat of lha Manila •Meat Hoavcr. the. .new paaei
aatoctated
.
P f * 11 remmodltka produced from
Mr. and Mra. Strau* rekhratod Trlbaa* today reported religion* comwi**i'Hi will go ahead with it*
modification of tbo
, » ^ 1hli menaer. ha aald,
fanatic*. »ha aided tha Caatral
o. In Portugal,
.
dull** thla week although Ihv
thu
golden nnntooravy « f '•hair
Ip- wilt Aha •tore* bream,
Umm village nf Tayag yaater* n*mr« of ihrre of the five mem­
Franca were wnuhlng for »
.. ,u
marrtege
W
1**».
During
her
life­
bht Jt mfghl ba necoaaary
day
and
burned
the
American
pu.ritd* landing un th# malnmRb
tal gala, tas frorti l l » to T
time aha took an active lntarr*t
ber, will appeir en the Senale I
to Introdoaa regulation of kbor.
flag aftrr capturing th» clly
LA GRANGE. Ga., J»n. 18 - eo**l. •
.
Speaking of forced labor, ha In hla philanthropic*, and her ha'I ware "•ported h&gt; rrd pm- ealemlai a* unconfirmed.
Lieutenant Macl*rei\ nnd Mrs.
•AIM —File that for a time threa­
. . Whlk etproaolng “ on *y« aald. “ our anemic attempt tn rap d&lt;ath k it May nnrked the be­
Thlv unprece»lenlcd »ltualion re
, ,
*
Hart laft on th# propo»ed flight in
^qthy with pnre filing Britan-1
polk raaanl aa farced labor our yat ginning of the physical dcrlinu paianda.**
culling from the *harp eacbonge
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 12— (AIM — tened the entire buainco* section
„ f U ’ Grange. wa* reported by po­ Paria from North Beorh »N. Y ,
which raaulled In hla death.
between
the
I'rarid,lit
and
the
Intarmlltent
e*nhn
*ho,-k»
in
the
MANILA. Jan. 13 — (AIM
m « . oTrertrjrtYd ^xtudloa in I'.ligh
»&gt;'shtt ocl
achlaaamant. In dialHbu
funeral aervke* Tueaday. In bcSenate coalition of Deinocral* “ ml la.I three da/a l.av# .piead great lice ahorlly attar » oaluck U*l Jan. 2, carrying * load of eomtqortion of labor power
rordanre with hla wlrhea, wfll re- The loan of T«yug wa* re.»|&gt;tur- Republicin Indapcmlml* ;&gt;re*ent- fear aiming Inmate* of the penal night tu h* under control otter ria l products and. some prail in at.
f
w
.
ilad W ig-1 "What' our 'anamTa. call forred flact Strau*' tlmple coda of liv­ »4 yistrnhy l»y constabulary "•••»
•J n u |mblrnu
l#®bl#liv# colony on the Tie* Mnriaa Hkmi* rating nine .tore* nnd the four- el fort to deinon»lrato that cominetctal flying aero** the Atkntk
annual report with Intanaa kbor ~ he aald. “j j •" JJJJ j j * ing. Th*- alinplaat jwxalbla aarvkr* •Intmcil a tonvent in which -t mh&lt;I lr«#l author.lirs.
ot| the wa-»l
si eon.t of Mexieti, that •lory tu* tiiange hotel.
latge Itanil of rebel* hud hut itFiret report, said the main bu.i- la pracllcnble.
(Continued On P a n S li)
Senaloi Wnl-h ID Mont.). wh&gt;. th,. t»l*nd, may dl»op|&gt;#*r Into the
coded I hemreive*. Eleven |K-lrun*
Their ilratlnatlon waa Hamilton,
hlmk WO. entirely da.lroyed.
were killed In the f'ghtlng, tor ltd the cunle«l lor reeon*id*ralk»tl iv*.
but a I Her check up after l»e llennudo, ond anxiety .Was t fait
cf the iwunlnalion* of * hairinuu
S.x plkoner* were injured »e»- (lame* .ub.lded .otvirwhBl .howe.l when they heciine long overdo*
« • .i" ‘
cf
I
hem
l*lng
wniiiun
rebel*.
poet, hk inatitulkn haa riven
farmer* and planned dlltrlbutloB
The town an* taken • Hot unlay Smith and t’oniml**ionen&gt; Draper er»U night* ago in jump, from that only about a half of the therr. Evantually they kndod nt
,|
(ConUaaad On n « * M s)
Ity a band of aevrral hundred por­ and (iaruud brr#ii*r *'I Dudr ««»». dorndloi) window* when Ibe ,hak block wa* in complete ruin* al­ Norfolk. Va., e*|&gt;lalnlng that ths
pf worker*.
“Tha pprgiam of our
party
tion, who killed acveral re*idem* inif dmI of two riuployi** •»( tl te id I ing boeam# »evere. (Jovemor Mugi though the re«l and part
» breaking of their aoitant wnpn
awl burned the cttnalabulary bur- commlaeion, *ahl yealenlay be *a*r ta ie|H&lt;(tr&lt;l (laiuM and .moke •»- adjoining block were damaged.
aayai *lt l* neteatary for tha pur­
near the Ilarmud.a nae#**U*Ud
iiolh.ug
that
could
k
done
to
hull
• uing I io iii *111*11 cr*ter» off thr
rnck*. the piwtofflce and HI oilier
poaa of development of Mtlonat
The fire rudu over the l,u»in*.» their return to tho Amoricstt
tho
cuiundraiun
from
fumlloiiing
»lior» of the Three Iriatid*, on I
economy to utilise in masimum
Procegd ng* In Judge Janie* (i. building* while harking the loan.
.
,eetion of the city nn e .tiff biee*„ roAit,
Report* from l’an'g**lnan |i!»- after the refu»*l of the I’reahlenl ■rid 27 »h"» k» were fell in n throe- and at 9 o'clock »romed compleU’ - On J#n. 7, Ihty #*»ln left WT
nit.kbor power in lha countiy. It Phartm'* regular larin of Count)
&lt;1 nerr**ary In dialrlbuta (hit Court acre halted tbla afl»rno«iii eiwi- on the nnrlhae»lcrn ctu*t to ulurn the nomination* l« Inc hout p. lo'd
I out of control. A iii^hk other llBinillon, this Um# making It m
The ia-iitui)-dormant vohnnu of
power uviwvci
brtwrer the variou* lerrl■ a* a coroner'* Jury U-gan hear­ of lit* I, Inini of lutgon, the Imr- Sehale a» lK|U*»lad.
*«■—■— .
I pwwri
While Senator Wheeler (D Ctrobruco, couth of Tep* in the building* the n.w theatre, c-h •n ftjty flight nf fl hnur#» 15 mm*
'•r-fBAHIA. IrnsIL Jan. IL —(A P I |ttrfal region* and between th#
r*l
of
the
I’hillpplue
grov|v
M
ling a number of allueaira In Ih-J
ule*. from Norfolk.
Mont.I. wa* mgunning u dr-vc to dale of Nayarit. wo» repoiled riructed at a boat « f
iKtaian Italian aa* plane*, vie-1variou* branrhe, of national *- caae of Mia* Ruth Motion Strick­ mini but did /rut. definitely &lt;•They romalnod there until Sun­
4I00.IMMI, ami the new po-l offn-v
ithhold
appropriation
for
*aluil,
*
tahli-h
that
the
capture
of
Tayug
IM
to......... "I * •"'
.
.
rumbling, »moklng nnd thieilm ap| cared doomed.
fcm-ta n croaalnc of th* South I ronomy In *urh a way. oa to glv* land, 17. high achuol aophomore. iaii||*n »»»*»* inr
day •"&lt;1 lh,B t0Dl1 ,,ff *Br ,,orU*
w**
the
re»ull
of
an
up
Ding
»
f
flout
the
three
cwuimnlonet*,
lie
ing to erupt. Jl wa* In the crater
who died laat Tuo*d*y inuining.
laat weak, arrivad bar* th* greatrmt affect'.’*'
The proportion* of Ih* lire *au»- planning to refuel at ihle latnnj
.
• . » L . . « __ II
....UIL
mw La.luru
Ik** III
puhliean
leader* i**llla*(l
lallled III
to Ithe
p«- of thl* volcano that landil* he'd
__ o'clock y—tarday aflat; I Ha countered th* charge of The beating la oaprctrd to lie con­ ;&gt;r*.unt, again*! their landlunl
•d old to ho naked from Newman, ]&gt;olnt ond then cover tho remain­
litlun
taken
by
ITe».d«nl
llooaer
J. II. liri.tow, 8 »n Angelo. Trx*,.
(U tM A. M , B. 8. T.l. eo—• I “ dumping” r o d . abroad by the cluded tonight, and Judge Sharon and not artlun by religiou*
that the men were legully con- oil and min* man, pn*onrr for S2 West IVlnt nnd Atknln. F'ro Ing 1630 mile* to Pori* In on# *
tba Orel ataga of n iHu-- JlUtamart that Soeiet Buaala pur- will reaumt coutt tonuirrew morn­ tic* n. pravjoqriy retoiii-,1
truck* from Newnan and W *.l J-jmp.
(limed
»nd
any
uctfon
now
by
thj
A lrn*e ritualiun pre, ‘tied u".
..ay, |.,t apilng. In the erntrr it Point .irivrd In time to help bring
^&gt;1 iUn| the coast U I rh#a#t aa much abroad as It *#1U ing.
Senate
ng*in»l
thdii
would
le
enA Jury or all. rilling In U&gt;» the town* of Santa Marla. Umlgun noaahiurnt u|miii the uuleio-nden a „ If negotiation* »e ie romplete i thr flame* under nmtrul while E m p l o y m e n t C r i s i s
d* jaiwirn.
Janeiro.
1
------------------~
|
_ -------t i.
Itouilv* ahile the publjc pern •
that eventually lad to hi* tvlra.i. the truck front Alknta spooned
iu u M o , y#«»thfui i u, | C a r l t o n R a p s ' P u b l i c ca*a of lha Stoic cti.u* U&lt;&gt;b and
ItoMneon, r-tored, rtf rgrd- - l i t to N n „a P&gt;ija proemr* w** •»- of the e»eruli»«- a*»Uied by lllJ
A geological roinoii*»U&gt;n h*» ,et Inin the city after the early danger I s B l a m e d O n H o o v e r
con»tilution.
S u S ru T J S S ta T " F or
It*
I n d i f f e r e n c e the ,|io,*a»»ion of liquor,’ rrluinr-l g*riled n, none too *rcuie.
out
to aludy the *.tu»ljon anal If •ppevred post. With the concen­
The Senate voted, 41 to 117, for
At Santo Marta nerkris form
.undtlion* are da-emed dingeruU*, tration of fro oppnrelu*. however,
a verdict of guklly kle Friday *(•
WASHINGTON. Jon. 13.— ( A f )
Icculioiderntinn of the nomine ■«
e&lt;i
Into
mub*
width
wefo
«
.g*rd,
,1
d tp . will be taken to evaculal- Ihe la Grange department wan —The admlnlatrollon » U chargte^,
lei noon. The dr fondant will !-•
It had confirmed ju.t leforc the
a*
menacing
ulthuugli
no
drlin
tv
tha peapl* living in the danga-c aide to make reader headway In &gt;e»terday by Senator Wagnto.
S» Aha -Areata | t AIXAHARSEB, Jatt"|
'AD- eenlrnced later. W k lowYy, color(Continued On I’agy ,SI«)
fC^tntinurd On Fage Six)
tame. The rmall town of Jala he* diowning the hlexa In the lari *e«- Democrat, New York, with “ to •
tho y lu M Hrtkd over _ p ub|K. ladlffemw* to affaire of rd woman charged with the aaitt’
aimed beneath tba- .unvinlt of th lur endangered.
rlstanca to the creation «&gt;f
• gbdlag dawn upoolht joMrnmenl la tho greateat
* often** appeared bafare Jukg"
Th, rau.r of thr fir* wn. not quite pinna for tho pr#Ynntltii of
. filer, which rear* It* bead at* ul
Carlton Shat up aftar th# llobinonth'K. Inal
I public rnemka.'
,
o
t-unclud#d
and
pUnAM
’guill).
determined
by
the
rerl*
i&gt;ollc#
In7000
fret
aboe#
ard
level.
-- ------ . !• * &lt; whkh roar- j ; , u ofrWr,
J M
unrmplnpnont."
-.
r«&lt; th*
' " er* ,or
vr.ligntion.
In a atatemrnl through th# , *
thO Anwrt- SI a wtrt Iw aanlencvd
Waat Africa to Natal in n arvu i t partman
(iurria
In
thr
hotal
h»d
nmpl*
Danmcratlc nntlnnel
committee, - V
g Jl mbnaaal loo* w—k. m L a g ^ OBJ l
i AuiUUry beford' Judge R&gt;Mp*dJHF^Y*lA*t
S w e e p i n g : S la H h e n I n
warning to fU* brfor# the budd­ the New Yorker criticised Prril- I r
, camlng^down/; L * e * today rt H
. lal midwinT i r e F r i c e s A r e M a d e ing wn* engulfed. No injurir* b*- dent Hoover fur hi* failure to In- ,
tw* orgnniga
colllaion on poll of the Indy with .uch finer
An automobile
.
&gt;nnd minor unr* wrro reported.
elude in the first deflrioory hill
■Miuth Banfoitl Avenue iu the that tho Foul wo* bruahod from
d
to
I j Grange h** n papuktlon of to carry out provision* of th# ,
AKItON. Jsn. 12.- (AIM block hwal Uma fM ard.y
Addraace* by natloMd and *Ut&gt;'
virinlty of the aviatlan field » ' the road, |iractirnlly de»tr&gt;)el, Announremrnt o( »wee|iing iirt* alaiul 2.',.000.
Wagner act for collection
and .
offkere at tha legion, |*port* of
,.i&gt;..ut 9:2(1 o'cloak U*t night re while the Honk *pun about In Ihv
Itain th»t virtually conrilluted n
tba dkUnra u ■ v I aka commander* and varlona to n ­
.ultra) In the mirarulou* eacapr read and turned over onre, land in the retail price* _of tire* wa* . loudhur.t whll* th* fir* w*. at puhlkatlan of renploymrnl atari#tie*. Tha mraaura waa signed *Y
Ing on Ha tnp headed In n *uulli- mail* today by threw of th* larg*
mlttaaa fr.tired th* dn)'. ,prtJ.rr.o, « Bell. M. of Frank M. Dullo»e, (arorgr
r*t Akron rubber coinpank*. rien- )lp Burnt ildfd in«ltri#Ujr
th* PrraMrnt shortly after Conea.tril)
dlreetion.
•T
7 7 7 1 gram. Dedication eierrlae* at the
Stuart,
and
la
*
joung
girl
c.na|
\
Auitin,
J.
L.
bunging
it
under
rontrol.
gr**a adjourned laat July.
Tho qiiMitrt in the lluirk exlrl* rral TH* and. Rubber Company
faml larw hwo# gf tha TaU*haa.,e P»*t r.
, E, Hughe, found laniona, although th* Dukk re­
Wagntr uld tha poaaraaloo of
dlffl* announced a redorliun of seven
I and mom*rial aerlvrr* were held
tan they were riding In. aflrp catral them*rlaa-* withmt
,
p
i
t
r
'
«
f
i»H
i
MO
HKT1RN
TO
WORK.
lawll
1 I. . 1
mlmkl
sreuroto Information on amployand one holf to 13 percent on oil
'alto«lW&gt; • Baked for 11 Bailing li.tn a Ford Milan park­ gutty, and young lliilbwe imnie p.a.rrgrr lira* but aald no rut
m. nt wa* •‘crucial and I undamantMACON. G*.. J*"- 13--(APJ—
■ It now trial, Bud ed without light*, tvrm-,1 ova r uni diala-ly got in touch with local |&gt;» h i truik lire price* I* cuntem’ p
lire, who, arriving on the .cere a
•L"
ram*
ta
a
atop
on
It*
top,
a
mak­
More
then
M
»
men
ond
women
f
tp
serve
a
th
lf'
B ill Is
- .“ ^ T lD r o u
---------■ '
•­
fevf minute* lati-r. urmtrd th* plaltdl.
ing
It
and
th*
rematndrr
•
f
th*
«ho
have
1*000
either
out
of
em­
___ i ar pay a fine " f
ala laat G—i v e
MILL HANDS STRIKE JMJ
driver of I he Ford. Albert' Ynlca.
It F. tioodrlch Company said it ployment or working port Gm#
uUU. at Wine), made car ley end repair.
»2S
Tatra
wa*
put
in
the
rar
at
th*
revised
It*
tiro
price
echrdul*
to
for
mo
nr
than
twi*
month*
will
re­
Arttirding
to
H.
C.
Dullnve,
“
of SI’IH-al8TOCK1IOLM, Jnn. 1*^- ((
father of young DuBove. hi. »&gt;n ilm* of tha acildrtil. Hr wa* held meet "rrdurtlsat snnounted lari turn to full limn nt th# linpp
lag the I
kanng I —Th* Horn* raj*, coa
Ip th* City Jail during the night wn-k by competitive cnmponle*." Hrother* garment plant here to —A* a protest agalnat * f
oral
tho
Rtuart
boy
wore
alriving
Kan* case waa
Thla _
mad Hid flytag now today to glv* apodal legifHtiw
O ffii ml confirmation was obtain­ ••ay, lav M. llapp. prriidont &lt;&gt;f th# tion In wnte*. 34.000 tastU*
ay. color 1 .1, i..Ith on Hanford Avrnu* in •■’")* an * charge •&gt;( |uirkin- a car on
era In Sweden have gone on
&gt;of * great aktqr !&gt;•• (Utiia'to Um drouth relief ap- handled. ,
pany with Ih* »wo girl*. They hod public highwa)'. without light*. ed of a ris and a half to 12 per­ cum|*ony annuupced laat night.
a
ad
battery.
charged
CD| at Jdna Ta****! praprialloa Will to albw It to be
A similar noth* of wag*
waa bxaikrd
on a charge of cent reduction credited to the
ju*t |«**ed nn oncoming cor, ■ H P -----M
l
eom
p&lt;&gt;‘
I
O— n", p ilt y r ;*
I *uul
. .« f . M , i , allh
Ik, Kell.
Sea* » ! *4• aofrffnnto*
With' the
.......
ahrn. wilhonr warning a parked tackles* driving.
Flreri mo Company ainr# 1**1 KHKDI8II BTATK8MAN DIRS lion* has bare sarvad an
r.
II.
building Uadoo and n ma«Ui
L am- ato tanaaeraw. Th*
came liter
A arrtekar from th* Rivp Gar­ wiek.
m Miklrr •ar withanl light* of any kmJ,
‘J
________ totodiaagree
baud- adopted lha aaqjUitlan
dio
haan railed fur Jan. 10 In.
STOCKHOLM.
Jnn.
I3
-(A
P
|
—
bar guilty t—med np In front o f them. Young age removed b&gt;lh tho car* to
The Sribacling Compail) an'a HMMJMW amend
ta lk *
Iharea *«n j DuBaia# aaya th* car wa* in lha •k*t Barag*. where on examina- nnunred alaahaa la aU lire* of mad fo u n t Raoul Guriave Hamilton., fort To overt a ptupprir* •*
i*a food loaaa. Under
lAf -«d
revealad that they or* both
trader nf th* Bwadiah Liberal par­
fin* af 910 HIIII(IU af th* rand. In an afloit t»
STOCKHOLM, Jaa. l£
•4 repair. Penoaa who oaw older xredd hut stated the high­ ty. who fell uncoh*riou» from th#
dty* in Jali.i *»oid ■■ nacManl, hr tuioeal hi*
er
priced
ti|po
will
he
prorHcall)
—As s protaat agriw t a
, wreck abottly ofur It hap­
light nani-,. abeela ahatply to th* hft. 'mt
•prahar'a
thalr
at
th,
«p*n
«
*
,•«
’ weal an ay nvarvaliog at undiriurbdgy dJoedyaor and Mu­ i,rliam*nt on. Haturday dlad at Gm to wage*, 34.000 reitiU
and' ml‘ wa* unari* Ino clear tha a*r. Hii
. probably will U*
d'fnriurr of tho quartet In
trs to Swrdoa M*n | t o N I
I
of
the
rhr
..............
and aU
midnlghL H* w*a Tl jr**r» old.
JnVWk torodr-I rghl
f
later today.
!|nrioui
Injuries.
.
wheel
ond
I
.truck th* M l r**r
I at

NAVY PLANES OF
IMPROVED TYPE
BEING DELIVERED

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SOVIET OFFICIAL
IN SPEECH DENIES
DUMPING CHARGE

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dw
h“;/ £ isWLJSr-ss:i«r£i5

H A R E KILLED IN POWER BOARD TO
go F orward on

ItS PONDERINGS

u

Blaze Threatening.................
-BeU L a Grange G c w ^ S r t l r r f i
___________ Rock Put Under Control a
island O ff Mexico

Sharon's Court Is
Recessed To Allow
Hearing On Death

Ita lia n Seaplanes
n d i Bahia,Brazil
iTheUrWayToRio

g a a A a a s f r : on M»tt*re of-«sute

Miraculous Escape s Feature Crash
In Which Two Cars Are Demolished

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S A T U R D A Y . J A N U A R IE S ,

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TOO GOOD TO
HEAVIES

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R e tre n c h m e n t

B t r ib lin * A r r iv e s

P la n n e d

N e w Y o r k A n d D is -

And

p ears

S p o rtl

P r o m p tly

r.YORJC, Jan. | g - ( A P &gt; xurywrlgtit muddle look on
element, of the flrot net
myttrry thriller yeiterd.y
m kiM d rport, wrlton In
Aea o f
tho
dettotlvw
ng for lb* oorpua dilocti
I w t ■ . motive.
,

’ Btribling,

hrod of

tho

' DALLAS.
-C h irp retrcnchmelrt to
mil iprinpr' * potto

*&gt;&gt; TOO •t'ttHK

,vy o w v p (

ThvuM&gt;^ v t o r * nob
“Rcpoccti ,*a x iu * w*.
VO»-m V tC K S
Amp «&gt;M t«tTV •• -

0 7 tovvytLtv
• »f»L w

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'f t * YM

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hot of Nat oLowlo, Chlca*u
lotor. who wanto to ata*a a
ywelghl «ltl# boot botwo*n
■ Sehmolln* and BtrlhUa*. an.
is * " t t o oMar Btrftdhqr «*»

aboo-

t In k L ' y m r ,

abd than
faara for tbr

G o o d s In H is R e ffim e

P r e s i d e n t s

to only other loading thororS e e A th le tic
S p ort
la the illuallon, Wiliam Y.
A s O v e r -E m p h a s iz e d
It.
preildent
of • M&gt;&lt;t*0«i
hr* Oardcn, aloao wao hbRICHMOND, Va., Jan. 10. ad of all gtupleion. He wm
lootan, dim m ing f'gh ti with (APJ—Tho Richmond NoweLrad*
It Sharkey, who can win th. or, in tho flrot of a lerlei of copy­
righted article., ynlerdoy
n ld
itdd heavyweight
crown by
college and unlvenlty pr..|dento
Slag a 'U id ln g contender I"
In the South ogre, by a majority
r York otato If ho can dig up
of appryilmatoly two to one that
' landing contender.
football ii groally ovtr-emphoiliI ll Btribling tg tho crux of ed, ond toiler# reform, needed.
xIt nation, being oeUght for .a
Tho paper aikrd two queitlont
1 match ogxliut Bchmillrg of the educator*, whether the game
Chicago ao wall 01 a bout wo. over-.mpbo.lxrd and what reI the iame month affinal fjrma were needed. Some of the
educator, replied Uriel/ and iome
!&gt; " Btribling hot already de­ at length, but eo inony re 1ponded
ad that ho will moat Hcbmcl
thor.tho papar'decided to 'print
lg Chicago end prefer* Lewi, two article! to give full presen­
the ■promoter. The Hchmollng tation of tholr view*.
iaate, however, are bound to
“ Concerning football, my Judg-R ia n t milk fuad promoter* mon( la that over/ poailblp phoi.
both oeatlmanUl and aoytiac- of ovtr-cmphail. cm to corrected
il Ilex. Tho milk fund would by roncerted action of college
. la promote the Btribling- prooldenli and In no other woy,"
ktoIHur toatrk, which hao toan ’.fid Dr. fi.org* If, Danny, prerldid- la Naw York althar In dent of .ito Unlvorolty of AlpNga . without tha aid
of born, tho orhool fumUhing tho
[la, or In Clare land, Detroit Boulbtrn conference chomplomhip
team ond the winner of the Roe#
HiUaddlphla.
ha" Btribling*. flr»t conf.r- Bowl claulc. “ Under preoent con­
1,with Ueant milk fund pro- dition! the aiiociotion or organlora failed to develop any u t- oa|lon In control of Intercollegiate
ctgry agraament. It wa. ua- athlftlro reflect! the attitude of
olood a wlda split bod do- athletic director, father then that
ifiad over condition, of th* of the college focuttloa.M
Preildent M. L. Brittain, of
Georgia Toth, .uggeitlng limiting
era wtra whlipera that If the tho number of game, and plojlng
ila eoatlnMd, tto milk fund ogoln.t team, with enu.l .tonI abandon tho tout ond a l­ d.rdi.
t . la promote a title match
“ Y .i, football 1. ovor-erapha.lt.
ton Bchmellng ond Prlmo ed,” aold Dr. Orittaln. “ Limit the
era, ot Detroit, Cleveland ot number of game* and roqulre
URM1HCII
PARTF.NKJKKN, Germany, Mb. 10— &lt;AIM
fax Bchmellng wax
warned
torday by the German to 1 Ing
tmjtolan, that ha moat “ ovoid
nrihlng ln hlo
negotiation*
h foreign toxlng eommlulon*
&gt;t might to ml.lnterprdted and
it might prajudloe Hh* preotlg*
Oanuan boxing." Tho commU• roquooted him to toitract hi.
torieon manager to that effect

j-XWUl Pay Visit
1 Miami In Spring
fter Atlantic Hop
i n r YORK, Jan. t o ^ ( A P ) i t Clarence BchUdhauer,
A*
lean *o-pllot and aaaead
In
■mad of tha Do-X, mantraoth

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Ing from the opinion oxprnoed by
Dr. Denny, ho wuuld nllow the
olhletk t-onferenrea to hondlo the
problem..
I’ rewldent Kilwln A. Alderman
of tho Unlverolty of Virgin!* de­
plored the “ rlrctu-llke attitud.” o|
Modern football ond wired nt
length n* to .ugfmled forma. Ho
.old:
•
“ I do brllava that foothill I.
ovcr-empha.l.eii In rainy port, of
Dw Houth. Football I. a groat
ghm# with much.retention(y for
chorocter d e v e l o p m e n t and
oducatlonal oorvlea. The toadoncy to make i t a g r o a t
puotlr opoctorlo alone U hurtful
tendency. It mu*l oomehow
to
mode o oludenl*. gome played by
thr.aludcnt. for tholr pleaiur.
and tholr development, rather
than ao a mere rlrcui.
"W o hove ol »ome e»»t In foot­
ball proetlge at Virginia triad to
herp the gome within bound*, to
keep It free from commerriall.m
and profoeiionalUm. Wo .hall conllnuo on that reuroo ot any ro.t.
“ I am hopeful thot the atudente
thrm.rlvee In American college*
or* going to lake such Intelligent
Intcreol In It that a woy will la
found to com et lie obvlou. dangrr. ond ot the .am# time keep
It. greet benefit*.
&gt;

N E W

iWe tpcrt of foo|b«n. h yroocrib•d by South*# i coafereoce .atBot’c dlrrclou (w too profO T tow -

J1

he performi, ani tho knglh ol
hi. eervke.
|n a lummary. of prohlbUlo*
w ork 'for Decorator. Woodcock ok
10 mod. known thot for tho flrwl
time III month., tko number ol
P r o h i b i t i o n D i r e c t o r eaiOa diopoied'of eirceded thou
R e p o rts
E n o r m o u s placed on the-court docket* lit
nierpreted tho *1 0 reflection ol
C a c h e s
O f
I l l i c i t tho bureau*.' pkn to roptur. tho

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h iK W l. n ll* k w

, , a fall boom In tko meco pr»Ht-

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re away oomowhtre,

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PAINTEDASDARK
G o v e r n o r S a y s P e o p le
H ave
O f

N o C o n c e p tio n

T ru e

S itu a tio n

•L4TTLK ROCK, A rh , Jon. 1 0 ( A P ) —* In n length, Uiegnm t f
th. N .w York World and th*
rhlltdelphla Public Lodger 'yw*terday, Gov. Ilarvay ParnaU of
A rk .n ... raid “ Tho.* who, hate
not actually iavoitlgaUd. CondiHorn In Ark into* retult'ng ftom
tho drouth hove no conception of
tho true oltuotlon.'
Tho governor to hlo
pointed out tha work tolng dano
,n Ark.nnu by th* Red Croao and
■old every on* of tho Stole** 73
rountir. " I. more or la*, .affect­
ed."
,
“ I om confident,’ &gt;1* continued
“ that many of the hungry aro lay­
ing nothing about It tocauoe of
a »*n.e uf pildc. It muot to andtrstood that tho people of Arkoauu
air more tli.n U*J |&gt;er rent nalln
tom American, of .torh that ho*
torn In the
United btotao ’ for
many gen. rot'oh*. They or* the
mu&gt;t Independent people In the
country and It require, little Im­
agination to roilixy that they ra
gard a ieque.1 fur help 01 humil­
iating“ They abhor the Idea or being
irelplcnto of charity aad of tto
hundr-d* of oppotlo m olted di­
rectly by tho governor1*
office
end vat loo* relief ogand*. lb*

rcqua,t until rvreqtly q J . Ineail*
obly for vmpleymoat thot th.)
might corn oonitUilag with wbkh
lu boy food
“ Tho foderal guvoibrntnl' pror*»*. ,to moko 14»,two,DUO argu­
able for leans to f01 met* to rk&gt;
oblo them to grww crop* thlo peer
hat there to tto provUioo fer food
tor them .mew and ft mile* from
the time crops. are planted until
they can pfoduco owsethlag la eat
“ Re*ll»oiton of the future out­
look In thlo reaped 1 Imply oggiavgtoo Dm eltuitloa. A cosaty by
county ourvvy of Arkaaoa* dal
tloae. that at
wU
to requited In thlo etoto during th*
ctep grvabtg p.rlod In order that
people on lei ova m«y to able to
buy something to eat while Teg*
t.bto* are- meUrlag. • w~
r “ Our national
Wa

WASHINGTON, dan. lO - (A P ) coaea whenever poaiiDte.
—Th. ooliuro of more than dr
000,000 gallon. cf boor and 711,• CONKK8HRH AIM N A IL T H E T l
000 of liquor woo mode krown
KANSAS ClTYVJon. iO - (A P )
yeaterday by Prohibition Director
Win rleock at the fntlt of federal — Police n M ymtorday Ilort&gt;
enforcement during hi. all month* Payne, negro, had confr»»cd ileal
regime o i.lh . Notion*, dry chlrf. ing two olr moll pouthoe hen
Hcplemlier 5W.
Thlo announcement
followed
rlooe upon tho departure from
PAKKIHII IIKAIlM IlUAMII
Waohlngton -of two more memtor, of the Wlck.riham Is w KnAVON I'AKK, Jo". 10—0. C
foreem.nt Commii.lca, with both Porrlah. Uke* llocld, woo chooer
Indicating Ihelr own prohibition a* chairman, and J. M. I^e, A nor
piobWm hid endrd ard the »olu- IVrk, at attorney for the toon
llono to ho offered by the coni- of county commlt.itncr*, ot tb*
mlialon wer# neerlng the .tort nrgonlMtlen rewlon of the t»e»
nf thrlr Journey to the White board. Commlioa ner I*. C.* 1‘rarre.
Upline.
Deecto City, who wa. chair mar
Only all of tho member,, re- of th. old board, wa. not a conn r lord In the rapltal, and at dldate fer the chalrmanahlp.
leaet four were working on other
phaar. of tho rommbrlon'i arime
inveotlgatn n. The forocaat that th.
Wkk.rihani report would lie out
o f their hand* early n .it week
ri malned uncharged.
Prohibition Director Woodcock.
In .ummoriilng .lx month, of dry
law enforcement, told fine* cl 43,&gt;11,1137 had been alre**ed ogoln.t
violator. along with Jail lenience*
totaling approximately HOPO year*.
At Ito m m . lime, to announced
a change ln ototUa for the dry
admit Ltratrr. and moat of the
deputy admlolitroton In ilx of
the 13 prohibition dlotricl*. Ilerc1 of or. all hair, (a tried the word
“ acting** before (heir title , but

n lp ti were o ff n w t k h r l t k t
’5 percent for U»» toront 00* 0011.
:(me achoob suffer ng war*#
•:her*. Bui. liw L .d of W U te tSo
[|umlion bothrr tbeiantho l U t o
lal director. limply plan to ptlo
n h 'g ftr ond bottor football atracllona thin yeor.
.
,
A , Dr. R M. Blackwell. totol&gt;na
m.nager.
,*f,n *iv n
JethodUt unlver.ity, pot ttr I *
“ Th.ro*. nothin* to bo * * i o d
.y letting op now. w t a l l r « T * &lt;•!;&gt;!* during t N 'tort oonaonRod
1 corresponding doeroooo to aSte.
aitir tuition* left nuny of n o . H I
HMtally . tho
ichooli, In o w*bb|r
cpndttwn)ur b n t m t h arron*0 W «
ai&gt;r tboll ir.m il « d « ooooon ood
ull out of II. A fo o t w i g h »e J»
1no thng t o o r « « h« eotmlod upn 10 moko ntSoMKjr,
'
Th.t Houlhwotl «Mtb*tor* M o d *
«ceord with W ,‘» M w | UUoto
• frctoil In no*t m i m i h n&gt;al&lt;r•nr. irhrdulcr Each of tho • * • !»
n.mb*ri hoi ir r M f id * romploto
•r( room o f ronfrrtoe. *omci ond
hen rdi'ed a frqr praetk. mod toer*oct:onal tilts for good moaturo.
; '• ‘
:
Among tho lnter*ettton»l con-»t» w'll to: Toxoo r». Hiurvmrd
at Cambridge; Boulham Methaiil«t vs. Navy ot Baltimore; Itk .
vo. AH.ona et Tuemo. ond Arkaain ve. Unlverolty of Chicago. Bmithem Method lot rocdved.nvo Ip/tat'on* to ploy oa the Ihmlfk
roa.t, including aha from Southern
California, hut did not have pn
open data,
.
* .
Mr.ntlme, winter and opring acUvilla* ora baxtg held to a m almum. The S o e lk ffU .. c p n &gt; « t o
will olay a full p ry *™ "

T o -P a y
You Have An Automobile,
1
Keep Rat-Snaih”
“ If f know about RAT-8NAP
toot Winter,. would hove roved
|ltO. My car wo. In the garage

and Guaranteed by Stanley Hog­
a n Hordware Cj ., 304 Sanford
Ave.— Adv.

T c -D a v

• Sunday

T h e S c re e n ’s G re a te s t O u t-D o o r S ta r

�MONDAY, JA N . It. »MI

Th*

that man know* himself. A t least, unban ha la one of thoM
exceptional Indhriduala who real lies hia own deficiencies, he
I can always tall the other fellow how be, o jiffit to run his
business. "Now If I were running that'pttee. I would do so
and so” , Is such a common expression that It seldom ex­
cites comment.
-&gt;
In hla Interesting column called Bidellgfata, published
ta the Miami Herald, Bob Holland calls attention to a greet­
ing card hung in an Illinois hotel Thin greeting la quite In
contrast with the slogan o f a famous hotel. chain which
reads. T h e guest la always right” . Everydne knows thst
1sentence comprises about ninety-five percent applesauce. It
(a n nice Idea of course, and a courteous gesture toward the
guest, but should not be taken seriously. Any hotel guest
.thinks he could run the hotel better than the hotel manager,
but really couldn't
‘T o you £ho enter thia room as a guest, we who man­
age this hotel give a hearty greeting,'* said * the Illinois
greeting card. "We want you to feel that this la a Human
Housa and not a soulless institution. This Is your home, be
It for a day or night only. Human beings cara for you here,
make the bed and sweep the room, answer your telephone,
run your errands, cook and serve your food. We keep a hu­
man being at Ihe desk, and a human being carries your va­
lise, They are at! made o f flesh and blood, as you are; they
have their Interests, likes and dislikes, ambitions, dreams
and disappointment* Just as you have."
. .

T h e r e W ill B e N o D a n c e T o n ig h t

Uses* and worldly lost*, wa should
Itwp luWriy, righteously, aad god­
ly, In tUa present world; Looking

' Tbs bondholders nine point plan
fo r Hanford hs|, promise o f ’ be­
coming as famous in Ihe history
o f thU city as President.Wilson’s
fourteen points of the League of
Nations.
Tha modern genemtlon la not
smarter than all of those of for­
mer generation*. Wa learn from
Hi pity that Alexander Hamilton
graduated from a five year college

John Capone waa a'rrettod la
Miami the other day for vagrancy.
Looks Ilka they could get that bird
fo r something worse than that.
There are so many o f us those
days with no visible means nf sup­
porth V.
.
L
Thi*
mwh tag’s Time*-Union
h*a a large advertisement o f the
Atlantic National Bank which in­
clude* the picture o f il. J. Leh­
man, Heorge McRory and 11. M.
Tap worth and tha alrplana which
carried the first crate at celery
north. It was a fine boost for Ban-

ford.
Communism apparently U flop
fo r those thst Ilk* It. Russia for
Instance, will raise 10,700.000,000
-rubles, or nearly
00.000,000,000
this yrbr by taxation, for what Is
said to be tha largest budget ia
the history o f tha world. The bud-

Dr. Einstein says there la a limit
. to space, and then Dr.-RIUhoy la*
1 cates with Die aid of a telescope
a star beyond the limit af space
- which Dr. Einstein bak'#et,'Maw
I f someone will tell us' bow far
|t U there via A. C. T* railroad,
f and how much It edit* In Mexlesh
pesos, we will be ready to 4o bust*
ness.

—

'

I;
Wayne Munn one time star Ne&gt;
I bras ha football tsckla and later
. champion heavyweight wrestler,
i f died o f Bright's disease tha other
. day at tha age of thirty-two. Once
Munn was strong enough to lift
i the husky BtraagUr Imvls, ear­
l y him across the wut and drop
•' him outside ths rope* to a eon- crete floor.
,

4. We arc substituting a philosophy of spending tor a
philosophy o f saving.
6. We are substituting show for solidity.
G. Wo aro substituting desire for the new and untried
for the old and tha tried.
7. We are substituting dependence for self-reliance.
8. We are substituting gregariuusness for solitude.
9. Wa are substituting luxury for simplicity.
10. We are substituting ostentation for restraint.
11.. We are. substituting the pursuit of success for the
It
passion of integrity.
12. We are substituting nationalism for localism.
18.-We are substituting easy generosity for wise giving.
14. We are substituting a preference for impressionn
for a preference for thought.
15. We are substituting facta for Ideas.
16. We are substituting democratic preferences for
aristocratic preferences.
17. We are substituting the mediocre for the excellent.
Every thoughtful man and woman should study these
gubatltUtloQs With reference to th«|r personal application.

T E L L IN G
By

T H E

W O R LD

NBAL O’H ARA

IN A NUTSHELL
Statistics or IBM:
Drives conducted against racksleers In Chicago, 47.
• Optimistic statements Issued jy
Charles M. Schwab, 110. (A new
high fo r all time.)

Days when Clara Bow was off
tha front page*, SU.

•d botwasa Alms# McVtrasoo ooi
Ma Kennedy, 17,

The second largest lad ostry In
Atlanta. G*.—Going down to Ike
Number of chain letters receiv­
station to g rist Bobby Janoo a f­
ed by tha average man, woman ter winning another tournament.

and fhlld. 31,467.

New York Judge* who resigned
or disappeared on nceownt.of their
health or for business r*ason*, 0.
IM tn o c ti U California n i l
•state by Arthur Brisbane In hie
dally column, t t t . (Ha waa out t t
tha paper three daye-I
v

Culnan, g.i t X
T
Days when weather In Southern
California was uautuil, IBS.
\ 1Number af penuma tk-tha worid
who uodmUnd (to K&lt;^UIo thoory. non. «,
• 1 r7T
National C o a g u * managers
Number nf outemohijJ/ that
who picked the Cards to .gig tha enmo in sorood, trying, to. oogt loworid aeries, I*
ce—stive* to grade craOrtag*. 0.-

... ♦. '

S ttu iin n next » w k th e T ria n on w ill op erate T u esd ay
amt F rid a y n ig h t* on ly w ith
• T h e Om an t i e r J o yla n d era " oT D aytona B ench
fu rn ish in g

n r I

the music. T h e T rian on

is r ig h t on

___ m
-- o ----- ^-1
Dixie Highway
between
Sanford and Orlando.

Gentlemen 'P9e------

th e
'

.

NO COVER CHARGE.

Bring the girt friend and see for youradf what a truly
you can have at the Trianon.

en joyab le even in g

Dancing from 9:30 till I » r . . , •

jriJ

-*nm&amp;

in . b n td o -th a tu c o i

Srtnr deaerrlSF men and women, Just
yourself, are employed
doyed to look aft
after your Interests, whether
It be In a hotel, or restaurant, dry goods store, or steam
pressery, bank or newspaper. They make mistakes, are sorry
for them, try hard ia avofd-them.,lhs ;&gt;&gt;wis as you do. They,
get tired when they work extra hours, suffer from headaches,
eye strain, nerves, and Irritability, like yourself, when things
go wrong. They appreciate a word o f praise, cringe under
too much criticism, Just as you do.
But, continues the hotel notice: "W e try to put ourself
Jn your place, and we ask ourselves, ‘How would Mike to be
treated If I were stopping at a hotel V And we ask you to
put yourself In our place. We are all travelers from the port
of birth to the port o f death, wanderers between the two
eternities—for a little space you lodge with us— and we wish
to put these good thoughts upon you— so God keep you,
stranger, and bring you your heart's desire. And when you
go array, leave' for thW hotel a bit o f gnM fnt feaH n*"
In running a newspaper, wo try to put ourself in your
piece, our subscriber^ place. We try to give you the new*—
not necessarily o f fha'things we are Interested in — but of
the things in which you are interested. If sometimes we fail,
wa ask you to put yourself in our plicC. I f .someone asked
you to be sura to get a certain story, and someone else asked

w iabea to

nmrfiiion. It r o n b iitn i i « &lt; ^ rn c rip -

altui u r n of Ihe world's ra t help*.

•elf "extremely farcrably till pr*ed" to JewUh rolonixaliiu ns
W O R L D ’ S W I N D O W fsr beck ■■ 1027 to the present
By rlK R R S TAN PAAR8 HN
writer. A great chartered com­
pany would be charged with the
Iw ehptnm t o f ' the Middle EastPrcscriplion
teunlrie*,, m»w ^gdmUUlered This Doclor’s
.Frarw* and Britain under man.
Required No Gargling
Transjordania. The notion that
these countrlea are
no better iljte i from the League of Na­
No longer I* It nrre.eary to
than bleak itretrbea of sandy des­ tion* There would be no Inter- gargle and ihoke with nasty r a t ­
:nnre
with
raiding
political
ert rests upon an old error. Meso­
ing medicine* to retiere »ore
potamia alone esuld support a bctiuderlrs. I.i the new yjiin.
throat. Now you ran get almost
if slant relief With one .(wallow
of a docter*. famous prescription.
it probably bad quite that popu­ 4 ftB in ic ‘S p rw i*tW on*thirctiar- Thi* prescription waa refilled so
lation in days of yore when Baby­ tered cempary In equal proper- eften tbaL.lhe druggist who orig­
lon and Nineveh were cities that lions, wl|h the former, through inally filled It dscldcd to put It
ta * slagdl comparison with our their cornectlona In the Weal, up undtr the name T h o iin e ” and
prerent-day ' metropolises.
The chiefly rhargrd wl'h the fn »n - make It available to everyone.
main skyscraper of Babylon hous­ res—ell indrr Joint control of
The remarkable thing about
ed esareehtng Ilk* 20,000 pecfM a »Tltolnran4rJKret*%wiN roune, Thoxlrr U that it re lirvrs* almost
It'e
onrr
a
tyla
n
,
oM
msybo
fahioua Herman t i r s n l r i S l J a
Instantly, yet contain* nothing
computrd. Grouped slifllfflW h idM M U i^ r w lll emu* fcfj It imme- hatinful. |l I* pleasant tasting,
tower In a semicircle » o d ■ r t ? h J o B u f l u o i t " •#? In broad ■nd safe for the whole family,
other Immense strurlM ^. J tm M Q J S , gives £ yk etch *tf the moot and I* guaranteed to relieve sore
ander’s soldier* who sacked t^|^ ^ W p tre^ ' mrefll to IffVrlop the throat or cough* In IS minute*
rlty were three montha clearing BMW East ran hardly be gain- or money hack. Put up ready f&lt;&gt;r
away tha debris when the Job »ald. The objection will lie ra il­ use In 35c, 60c. and 11.00 bottle*.
vena abandoned, as no progress ed at or re that Arab* and Jew* .1oU) by all druggists.— Adv.
will never poll together. People
wfl'n‘ MV thi*. b*&gt;e Ibrijf ' View*

67$ ?

f iT

t iW

m“T V

:

Il l« mad* In particular for coughs
from rolda which bang on. There
ia wfcrrt n r dar* not tiak a bdp of
Inter value. But la it aalaa iat any
tough to It ml a Ian r f relive help}
Crroaota la In II. blcoded, emulil6ed and tatty. In an Idral tray It pre­
arm ihe luprcmr help for wotting
nvmhrtrvrt and combating cold germt.
Ba« there ire alto while pint tar,
wild cheery hart, marl hoi, Ipecac,
nr. Each It haw for totna cough,.
Ilara wo combine all major help* to

, '
-i ■
Syatcma

,

Audita

D tS

P E N T L A N D , G R A Y

Tf,U l . | l f

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i’

Taxes
and

M O O RE

Accountants and Auditor*
First National Bank Building

Florida

.

Sanford

L. E. A LF O R D

C O M P A N Y .!

610 1*2 Florida.Avenue

ths produce o f the land. The land
la enchanged today. Transjoniaa,
too, the eastern part of mirstlne,
la simply an
Immense
green
meadew, awuillrg the benrfgcnt
touch of man. These count rid, are
Inhabited by Bedouins and .Arabs.
Remit lc peoples like the

the economic d r w h W r W t h i
Near East, under the JelnT argil
e f Britain and Trance, and pce* anted II to M. Aristide Briand,
who was "fascinated by tha tdra.t
s i ho le by any grandiose eonreptloa that will lead to tha b&gt;ttrrwscnt 0f even a ration of humanky T The plan rousldprs the
entire Near Eait a* one *Ingle
rcoromle unM,‘ in
the manner
Charles A. Dewey, the American
financial adviser to Poland, weuld
like to see all Easton,, gutopa
from the Baltic to tM Aegean.
Tha plan furthermore envisages
tho * star sloe o f JnvUI,

The malaAhlng will h ‘ to push
teC*Jt^vJkl&gt;*W- As Talcs ine I* to
in thi* economic
unlcn. It means that he Jews
wmikl have to atwndon the Idee
Of foundlrg a purely J o Ish eta'*
In the Holy toad. On hr other
hand, ' their
coliursl
Influence
would extend lmnyresui ibly berend ths conflrrs « f I'alettlne.
It may sound alf vtry fantastic
•nd so dltmelrirgTIy oi poted to
the general prment-day Idea of
Mlf-determlnatkm and w at uiually goes1with ’ lhl*t rev set* of
wall* to Immure and exclude
tm ee o f mere. But e ill In il

ld

D

yp u e v e r a to p lo n g

en ou gh to ch eck o v e r
t h e v a r i o u s e le c t r ic a l a p p lia n c e s

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'

a n d e q u ip m e n t i n

y o u r h om eis

a n d th a a m o u n t o f m o n e y e a c h
a p p lia n c e

r iiv e s y o u

in

o th e r

e x p e n d it u r e s , a n d c o n s i d e r t h e
5 *1 1 U h e a lt h , s a n it a t io n , c o m f o r t , a n d
r e le a s e i r o m c o n t i n u o u s l a b o r
th e y fu r n is h y o u ?
]

j (r,

The

^ WieJWMBSf

h o u s e w ife

no

lo n g e r

n e e d c o m p la in th a t h e r b o u w
f r3 3 X $ &amp; w .ttc v e r d o n e .

rh«w m the. road again t

ftffcZ Z iL tZ Z mp,«'clK-

that vlilonsnr [plan
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�SANFORD. FLORIDA.

MONDAY. JAN U AR Y 11,1 M I
prn&gt;&lt;ntrd;
1. f mcert Polka, P ’Haen#»a—
Aliee Mrtilnne Kvrlyn Nipper.
2. WalU* in C Major, Zitterhart
— Mary Went —Mr». Munson.
it. (titave Etude, t'xerney -D »rll Knekry.
4, Fluwrr Sung, Ijinge — Marion
Clauir
b. Minuet at t’ourt, Steohen
Hrllrr Ruth Mi-iii. h.
ti. N'arritaui, Serin— Mary F ell
Smith.
T. Amaryllis, (ihya—Mra. John
Ahrahaltt-—Mra. Muni in.
**■ Sunyi Bilbro— Mary^Yuung.
I*. t*t Call of Spring. Jraer Gay.
mic. Mil Country Bank, UlaVr-Clnyila Wynn Forguanu.
Hi, Maruika, Ilai-hmann — Clara
Mrlteh.
It. Orlaip Elude, Kullak-.tann

With about ;m guvM. in attaadanrr, Mr*. Raymond f , Phil*
11pa, naalalrd by hr. » later, Mr*.
A. F. Haiard, « f Angusta, Ua.,
entertained with a birth lay rarty
Saturday aftemmr at hrr home
on Park Avenue, mmjitiim-ullng
her nlere, little Mb* Harriet
Tamptet Haiard, who rrbbraird
her fanrth birthday inenlly.
During the aftern- no. jo me*
and conleat* wen' rnjuyeil by the
children. In the donkey runt eat
Elaine Butler wa« given n jump
rope a* girl*' pritr, while Ray
Fo*. Jr. w *„ the recipient uf a
bo* o f top* a* Itiya* prire. liefreihments,
rnn*l*llng
of
Ire
ertam ard cake, were tfrvrtl by
the hnateaa, a»*l*trl by Mr*. Hal-

of the Pinca, Uow»—

A color scheme nf re.l ami erees

begin the New Year with a paw
Itonalil ianima. . --- *
book, each day a new page, eaetr
14. Wall*, (irrnwaltl— Dorothy
son (aid that she could tell what Clau«c Vmlln—&gt;larl in Claua# —
the future had In atore for them Plano.
lb. Itmitirg,
Selected— Mra.
but that ahe could not tell what
they would be. She then aald, Prralon II, Strphrnron.
“ Some make the moat of every
in, Noiwegian Itililal
Prnce*.
chance, some Ins* the chance ainn, Grieg Mary Ktiaalielh To*
away
But let the taak he what It may,
17. Sou* la Keullr, Thome—
if well with it you do
Alice Mcfilon*.
Don’t fret about the fu tu re-It
1ft. Concert Paraphrase Russian
will have a place for you,”
National A ir. Joaef- l-ow— Mra.
The following
program
wa* Preilon It, Klephenson.

sliver bowl nf.rvd ro ses an4 fern
around which were plaieil four
lighted red randies. Streamer/ of
led tulle ard green frrn extended
f r m the rhandelirr to the four
corner* nf thp table, while tulle,
ribbon* and
ndnrnrd the
chair In whirh the hnnnr gueat
wa, seated. The favors prurd to
he red nut rups filled with 1andlta, ami rovrlly ruses whirh,
when blown, proved to lie burns.
The birthday rake was Iced in
while nnd ad.... .
with , bur
lighted red candies.

C e d lia n

M u s ic C lu b

H a s 1 s t M e e t O f '3 1

Realdence Telephono 441
N ew

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MON DAT.

d ig W Number'Eight o f the Wola a a Y Klaolonary Society o f the
S i m Metbadlat Church will meet
Ml Tt*0 o’dock at the home 1 of
Wla* Alice Mr Kirn, «1S
Weft
eighteenth S tm t.
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TUESDAY
Tho Aaarian Claa* of lb* Firat

O ffic e r s

F o r L e g io n

N am ed

C h u rc h C o n v e n tio n
S ta g e d

A u x ilia r y

Officer* and eooimJlte** for the
new year w en appointed at the
meeting o f tb* American Legion
Auxiliary held Friday aftemcon
at th« home of Mr*. Sadyc Baufnei. Palmetto Avenue, with Mr*.
J. II. HlntermUler preeldlng. Mr*.
Hlnlrrmlater waa .elected prealdent; Mra. Karl fkhulU. vicepreaidrnt; Mrm Georg* W. Ki.lght,
treaaurer; and Mb*
Eliiabeth
Knight, aecretary.

In

O r la n d o

Over SO member, nf All 800I 1*
Cat hoi le Churrh hi re attended the
annual itate convention o f
tha
Sybil Boyd, Louise P u r d a n
which wa* hel,| in Orlando yea*
terday morning In Kola Park/ with
more than 2,00(1 Catholic laymen
from alt aectlnn* of Florida prearnl. The main feature of tho day'*
program waa the Pontifical High

With New Year rrailutloM oad
grade aa the topira for the after­
noon, the firat meeting of the 0 *clllan Muile Club for the year.
1931, waa held Saturday a f­
ternoon at 3:10 o ' c l o c k at
the atndio o f Mra. Fannie S.
Manaon,
Myrtle
Avenue.
Some point* brought out In the
general diaeu*aion were) " ( I t
Reeolutiana are * wonderful In­
centive In making ua to atrlve for
the thing we desire to do and to
be; end ( I ) a derlalon that fear
to make
rraolulion*
weaken*
character, make* u* a coward,
roba u* of the higheat w* could
be, and take* away from the beat
that it In ua."
,. Jn attending in all therlubineww

M is s

H a r r ie t

H o n o red

H a zard

W ith P a r t y

Rt. Rev. Patrick D. Barry, D. D. thought*, Mr*. Munson naked that
Penny M.Tecr.
waa developeil in the onmv nf
Fl|*t Street with Mra Pippin and Reumillat, welfare; Mra. II. It. bishop nf the dinrrte of St. Aug- they "throw away the old hook
til.,tat Hickory-Stirka. Ilrnk — Mra. Phillip*' home. I ’entering the
Mra James Murphy aa boat*****. Lalng, publicity; Mr*. Walter S. Uatlne, assisted-by varioeo WOOW- .wRtult*-sucres*rs and-fa IInres amt
(bt Spii.ning Song, tiomtelier . • refreshment table was a largr
Oolrmsn, artivitle*; Mr*. E. A.

' The Butin**, and Professional
Women’s Club will meet at 7:30 Douglas*, lefilia l Ion; Mr*. J. C.
o’clock at tha Chamber e f Com- B e n io - . music *nd. poppy dajr;
Mr*. James Huff, membership;
a»«rce Room* at tha City HalL
M (ia I-aura Chittenden, American­
WEDNESDAY
ism; Mis* Jeanette laving, rehabil­
Annual ball sponsored by the itation and house committee; Mr*.
H. B. l-ewia, in charge of penny
brga and Mr*. II. R. Stevens, his­
torian. Ml** Jeanette Lalng. Mra.
George Knight, Mr*. H, B. Lewi*
and four rffleera will make up
the executive committee.
During the meeting, letter* of
thank, for Chriatma* donation*
were read from the Crippled
Children'* Home In St. Peters­
burg, from the Children'* Home
Society at Jacksonville and from
Lake City Hospital. Yearly

T h r illin g
” H d rs
W ere

P o r tio n s

A n g e ls ”
A c tu a l

In

F ilm

Scenes

Mr ROBERT CRANSTON
For Uv* firat time in biatvry a
enloaaa) film aptctacle I* pre.venl1
Od without faked or proceeaed
•hou. In ‘Tlall’i Angela" when
you Me lomeont |n the air, he la
actually In the air. \nd when you
M l Person flylnb a plane, he 1*
tv. »rt**n y firing. U. There la no
'ahJHHr doing tha Dying. N o r a n
t IvJgofpsy faked ahot* where the
agtor* haj plait* are photograph0^ on a itudio atage, and the Lack
kraund duuble-expoicd in later.
^.Practically all of the* incident*
-a
__ .
o f "HalTa Angel*" are baaed on
hctaal (Mtunenrea
during the
World War,; There i* nothing in
tha picture which could not have
taken plate, and moat e f tha iuridlnU actually did occur.
—
• Take, fttt-*x*i*pl*, the Zeppelin
aoquenra. The Incident of the low­
ering ot the obaereatlon car and
it* eevouing drama aetually occur-

her* of |he rlrrgy, including the
Rev! J. J. Ifelnerny, of thhr rity.'
The main apeaker* nf the day
were: the Right Rev. Monaignor
Mrfiinnis, S. T. D ,
LL. D , of
Brooklyn, N. Y., State Senator
John J. Co vie, I.L.D.. of Philadel­
phia; Rev. Father J. J. O’Leary, of
Pennaylvanla and J. J. Coyle. « f
Pennsylvania. Father O'Leary wa*
a chaplain In the Seventh Division,
U. S. army.
REDWINGS A T GREENSBORO,

ROCHESTRA, N. Y., Jan. 12.—
( AP&gt; — Definite
announcement
that the Rorhrsler
Red-Wings,
minor league baseball champions
and three time* winner of the In­
ternational league crown, would
train In Greensboro, N. C„ wa*
made here yesterday oy Wairen
C. Gllet, club prraldnvt.

krt, to five famillc* ami had
helped with food ami, clothing for
the netdv in addition to varioui
Incidental*.
Thc meeting plarr* for the
coming year were rhoaen and the
meeting wa* adjourned. Thr hnat­
eaa, aaitated by Miaa Elltjbeth
Knight,
arrVeil
refreahmenla.
Thoa* preaent were; Mra. E. U.
Stowe, Mr*. J. H, Hlnternvliter,
Mra. Gecrge W. Knight, Mra.
II. R. Steven*, Mra. Jama* Howard, Mra. Kadyr Baurnel, Mra. II,
R. Ijrwia. Mra. L. M. Llnehart,
Mra J ., C, Derion, Mra. F. E.
rani that they had helped three Rnumillat, Mra E. A. Douglaa*.
'•egtO'ferahaiiagci, and had aent ltiaa A rank* Taklcfc and Miaa
Thank*giving and Chriatma* baa- Eliiabeth Knight.

Ju st U n p ack ed

month
ra photitae
* 1 Rimes XVua*—
month 1a Ko
hew
chapter."
Mm. Mun­

Billie Zaehrr, Robert Wilted
P. Herndon, Jr., Frank Betvjg
H o n o r i n g D a u g h t e r Franclt RoumllUt end Hoyt 1
Jr.
Scetth heathrr and BMlca*, cmB e n e fit G ro u p H o )
phaaliing a pastel color mo*If, aM e e t in g L a s t F r id
dorreil the room* of the home
or Mra. Harold Viele. |BO:t SanA buaineaa and eoclal mraila
fonl Avenue, lloae Tenet, whea
Ike Women'* Benefit Aaaooi*
the entertained with a hrlilge and
k tto party Satu.May afternonn in wa* held on Friday *fterne*
honor . f ker danghter. Ml** ttora* the Kike1 Club on Beet \1
thy Virle. who** twelfth birthday HIiret with Mr*. Stella Smith
aiding. Hutire*, and aortal'i
It wav. Tlir talllea emphaaitel the
irra were taken up with all
rhoarr rol&gt; r note while the fa ­
member* ami vialtor* pr*a*at&gt; ;
vor* proved to lie novelty pink
It "waa decided that tb# n0*t
braket* riled with gum drop*
meeting will b* a toclal Of fait'
mode to rtpreaent amall flmeera.
with Mra. Annia Bandy, worthy^
Throughout the aflrmnon, card
financial aecrelary
and
record■
camri wrrp enjoyed at thr eonkerper, and Mra. Eliiabeth L» Pet­
rluainn ef whirh high aeore bridge
er*, aaaiatant deputy, aa holleao*
prlae fur the glrla, a doll pin
cushion, wert to Mia* Carolina
Hill, while high aeore bridge prirr
-fnrnhe lg’y i.'P-tle."n eitk 'M lti P.MiCuller, Jr..M l** Dorothy StewP a r t y F o r H e r C l u b . ..
* _____
book for eeeell*
•rt wia givrn
Red rote* were uaed fo r decoraimr-in-lhe b&lt;ttn game* and Frank
Benjamin w »* the recipient of a tim e at the bridge party given
Friday evening by - MJaa - Mary 1
book for cuttlrg high.
At the Ira hnitr paradise pudd­ Went at her home on Eighteenth
ing and amall cakes, Irrd In pink, Street In honor'of the member* o f
were reeved hy the hostess, aa- the “ Little I-adie*" bridge clot.
slsttd by
Mra, W. R. Zaihry. Mlaa Went wa* a.aisled In en­
Those Invited weret the Mlaaea tertaining by Mra. W. C. Erlckwm
Sybil Bnytl. Margaret ’ Helti, Mar­ and Miaa Miriam Legge.
A t the roncluaion o f the brldf#
garet llrnnrlt; Dnria Walker. Eu­
nice Tyler.
Martha
McDcnald, game* Mlaa Mary Chapman, WA*
Caroline
Hill,
Isiulse Purdnn, had. higlv aeore, w *« given a eaaa
Pori, Rinkey, Anna llelle Brown, o f bath at It a. Refreshment* w e n
Miaa**
Mary Chapman. Dorothy Slewarl, aefvril to the following:
Esin Benjamin, Aldlnr Tlarrlaen, Mary Chapman, Margaret, Rettfa
Karlin Palmer, Caroline llilt, ■
Virginia
Meriwether, Charlotte
Hill. Sybil Boyd, Loula# PurdM ,
Moughtnr, and L. P. MrCulier, Jr.,

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an d d is t r ib u t in g system direct to their dealers and stores
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Today

All Pure Silk

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FLAT CREPE
ThU morning wo received a nhlpment ot the very flnest grade pure ailk flat cn-'pa we hnv seen far n long
whfce und the fincut we have ever »t*en ut the price. All
the new ahatle* for npring are In the group Including
Maine, Mother t'.ooae, Turquolae, Orchid, Shell Pink,
Powder Blue, Navy Blue and white,
3 6 in c h e s w i d e

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OLDFIELD TYPE
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Price Karh

4-40-21
4.50-21
4.75-19
5.00-20
5.255.258.00 20

..... .......... # 4.98
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6.69
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II. I&gt;. ...... 11.50

Prire per Pair
t 9.60

11.10
12.90

13.80

II. I». TRUCK TIRES
30x5 .................... #17.95
32x8 .................... 29.75

Criss Cross
Curtains
Soma of our customer*
have been waiting for an­
other ahlpment o f thooo
beautiful Criaa Croaa Cur­
tain* in Paxtot ahadca . . .
we are happy to aay they
arrived thla morning, (let
your* before they are all
gone.
KaterU! m
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include orchid. Ecru and Cream.

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All Other Hl*e* Priced Proportionately U «

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4.10-21
4.50-21

15,30
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We .aril and acrvice the eontplele line of
Flrnriune Ilattcrlra— Come in and act the
EXTRA VALU E we give you. Wr make
you an alowunre for your old Imllcry.

F ir e s to n e

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o r d e r h o u s e s o r o th e r d is tr ib u to r s .

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78-20
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50-20
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Price Bach Pric# per Pair
................. $ HAS
#18.70
.................
H.75
18.96
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9.70
PR.90
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10.25
19.90
................. 11.25
21.90
................. 12.95
25A0
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13.70
. 28.70
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29A0
17.15
33J0
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SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP

New Line of 1
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laceo— Underwear ae-ta. collar
ota of eyelet .embroidery,.M
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Mob Fights Arix(y as Prince of Monaco Returns
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Dr. Puj D. rtrji. at WetWhjlon. rcmporr.t ore ef the elghtrjr*tf‘«M gttndard* pi Mend, atupradetf la' lhefaSt.’ trtlh ty^ n o t*
produced try * modern ttindard tuning lork, which U U m With lU
m onitor In U» foreground.
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*f6STE CARLO. MONACO-Tha p«lac« ot Prince Loot* n oi Monaco, to which' he returned with
Prtwew Rainier and Prtnceri Antoinette. hit grandchildren, eaualng a riot her*. A mob daihed with the
f 2 S f " . f nd

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STOCKHOLM—In*a Helleratrom, tha dauehter ot an unemployed workman her*. who*
laughing portrait, ahown abs-.a.
waa awarded a rrU* ol 1)30 in
an International competition or*
gnnlrrd by a German newt*

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DOSTON-UaJor Raymond U.
F* ,Ml al,Ul a A‘ ,A- A &gt;&gt; M
H. O.. hat been appointed lie
nen leader of tho 1st Corpt
Cadui her*. Tliii tctiowe unit
U tr.rde up 91 11.• Hi'.# b lrd t

A Vegetable Diet Does This

o r u r r - r . n w . HoVneted. e : » H t h j * c-ilc: a.* tIUi phkia,

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Putting Theory Into Practice

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CHICAGO—The Sinclair, a itnrdy craft that s|
ktpiimneaii at the h-r.th&gt;* puhha In the M iM r k in .
a »&amp;|ii..g f t t l c t .lath*.
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ATLANTA, OAv—A group ol ap
railroad fear*. Umfcr tha watchful *yi
■art of their training In tha achool ol

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gtrangth hjr Uluaj A Mb'po and weight.

Cuban Flamingoes

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F o r C a rto o n
Eunistratfon Leadf l Expect Success
a M eetiag E fforts
"0 D efeat M easure
rA S H I N d r O N . J a n . 10­
')— T h e w a y w ee o pened

• $15,000,000 fo o d pro*
km f a r d r o u g h t g u ff e r a * .
U&gt;« Howe' dUagruo to the
la propoeal and aend it ta
reran with the -riaar u&gt; Ita
&gt;lan ta propaaa that
ha. tnatructed to a c
sldiatrotlon Wader*
they expected th.tf
fogy ta raalat H th
Maw York Re pubpro poea that eonwted ta
liwwgvaau
tw rate that
a lg v e r.tf any, fund agreeJ upfag food ha dlatributad withi JiatltatWa aa to elataea, oreulias or raaldahca.
.1 V.
ktthougtf Free!dent Ifoom V
yreval af s call to Hit country
- *1*000,000 to be contributed
tha Red Croaa hai S td w k a l
hod tha Mthualaam cf aome
thoseota of a direct feed approatlas. Mlsarlty Loader (Jarner
W a d that at Waat 330 n t » V wvnld oof# f i r the Senate
n*t Ifauae rule. cw^mltUa
Aa a ' ala-day deadlock
by
lat lag legislative right of way
tha 3 Seat Its
aaodlng tha
lly after Chairman Rnell
rules eommBlee.Ixtrodofed
aaurr which coaid not, un­
I rnlek, be nrlod agon yeaRepreemtallve Fee 11 Pe
dfleM In th e r first -li^eh
b i r t i . enpported tbgl aw

#w Point. St. Michael
AH alilpa a n adttaod
a lovkovrt aad re port
■tailor, if aaythliw fa
St. Michael I.Iaa d l* a
mllei froaa p N l a M j

Numerous M atterslnvestigated By Com­
missioners AtRegu*
Session Of ■*•'X|y|Cin
Body
IjI lar
i i v . *'•

VITAL STATISTICS
OF COUNTY SHOW
BETTER HEALTH

—-----■ I W t Iv nn diseuait'on on the
pert, of the City romm'aelaner*

igurwr^ Reveul T hat
Residents P rogress
Oir Hygienic Lines

'airplane came down a H e St.
Mlchagj'a, i t I. Indicate*, th .
pilot overahot hU ’ goal. Th*
plana carrying Mfij B*fyl K art
and U rol. William MacLaren
left Hampton Road. Saturday
on a flight t# P i|£ li ,i1'. .,

prince af whalaa la In town.
i Roae, Pripen e f whalaa,
tntaUvo of
tha
Pacific
ig Company, with haedn In Lang Bench. C.Uforirivad In Baaferd early to-

waat to tall |W am
Pa about a display th

M a t him lha f t p editor

w /L . -

all about' It.'
'
I ta tha f o f Plata," ba
M abowman,/ "few pacplv
ire aaaa a Whal*. I U t.nd
lha
thla city aa

W A SH IN G T O N . J e n . 13— ;‘f
u iu
‘ »«---» flm Uhi* rw in a i 1
d n t i c p re a id e n tie l • ca n tU d aiev ; v
in i9 2 8 . h ua w ritte n S tn a lp r.-y
W a g n er, D em o c rat o f "New. . •
Y ork e a y in * th e R e p u b lic a n tM *
N atio n al
C o m m ittee
ow ed
him a n apology f o r “ p e r m it-; 4
tin g " R o b e rt L ucaa to dlatrl*- &gt;*,
b u tc BOO,000 copied, o f a w e t
sutnnn can'ylng a "laU e” slat*meal.
v
l.uraa, the executive dlrretor &gt;l
lh . National Committee. UftiLed 1,
before the Senate campaign faddy . .

s a y become nerrm rjr bp reason
ef atatduh* n*cwv«lty for rednrt'po
ra per Utr charter of the C R yIKn. Warner Ton Womberg, eommanilng-general «f the lat division u ird ik ild lla ii Army. In th*t
T hat official aitlem rnt made by
Ftguie* obtained from the id'
ian area, la ahown rerlewlng"We«t IVilnt radeta with Gen. william U. Smith. luperintrndent of
Mayer T. I . Duma* at tho regular
fire nr Harold C- llaaklna. Semi­
meeting of the City Commlltion
nole Count yla official r.g H re r it
held last sight at the City Hall,
vital atat lat.c a, IsdicaU that thla
la expected to act at rest all un­
county wag a healthy apol In
due apprrhrnaiuna on th? p»H of
which ta lira during the
th* year
City employeei which are aald to
Hoover AsksFor Ten
1090
'
hare been canted by the action of
For lha fim t lima ainco l»l«.
the Commission eomr day. ago
Million Dollars For
the irgiatered'blrtha In Seminole
Is atk'ng for the realgnation of
County w ait nearly double thorn
Help Ip DrouthArca
■very City employee.
of tho regialerad d.alha la 1090. A
A half hour discussion of thrl
total of 3IH perauna were bom,
WARRINGTON. Jan. 13. —
aobjeet. wh'eh saw. Harry M.
(A
T
I—l*iealdeo|
Hoorar
today
Papworlh, of the HanfoH Cham­
Several We\l Known
of Commerce come from the Governmental Opera' ''called on the people to conW orst D isturbance Is ber
1
-tribute
a
mli*imoi»-*»l-410JX*LVisitors Are Intro­
aod11sea*to m ale a plea th at a
tion Is Seen As Un (X'l'.OQ for rallef of drouth *ufStagodwAa - P ro te st defimio at,lam ent be made In Up
duced To Assembly
of the employe •*, rooatitut.
■ A gainst Executions half
tlon th r Crealdrnl aald demamla
ed the highlight of thy more than
MRlhr dtaaatrr fund wf thgvltrt
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13—fAI’l
ROMBAY. India:.Jan. U &amp; (A M two hour meeting.
K L . recently h a ,A te n k A
The &lt;Mdu'
—O veraj
.— Serious d l.o tdy * h^nkl^jyit bi
W 'd n l m . 3IO,m H ou were
Clerk M i l
Shoala V
B e d man, pemat* In the,
the Pretdt
day, resulting In* glaehr. between Coaitnlsviow
Brent r f would IsrkJllir naira^!i.. emplo.
...^/&gt;'^eca, to tnke
afTact
of the (Siam her of
ilored ru.Ideal a 1
manlfaatanta and tha police. Many City
F,'l&gt;.
I.
aa
requested.
Commit
a
onf
the
UnltM'
S
u
tra
,
iat that varloaa
peraoso wars inji rod. '
at Lehman..*«gge;ted that alltc’
lyalclank have 'al&lt;
a t e the 1700 member
Tho w ont dlaturWscea were a t
tha raiignrasna^d14 nut K° &lt;nto
#of the natiural aaBombgy’-whlM r r o tn g l’ccaine vio­ effect
paity will aoon ha In control an^
antil F e h i.f. th*lf
MVatlUaiii ^BatteTMurtb,
lent In a ’lg M i l M rs iA th c ha no? u m b w r w n f f hn&lt;l any t lB f l m
make thla a happy aa wall ,aa • '
ini a t V ccilX f j l f i j g convict* ofSI*-h»i|H»tptnient« l&gt;e medi m
eital alatlatlca wm
e«tahlW)Msr proepetoua nation. Tha IWntoavaod or t s n r d IdUrenisalion with th&gt; fiM moating in F ebnutP , bat'
heia In ll'l*. and aceuiala check Hr party la alwaya looking Tot
IcrTIn the p W « , t ^ w h flY *h00W
lha Shotapar rUta laat year.
Speer urged lna&gt; tw done with theae |irapertlc.i evi­
ha, Iwen kept ahleh r u r a l , a the vomaron good and bppoalhg
The demonatratora were every- Comm'aaloner
much aa he had deemed tbe re­
number of ‘mtaraillng (acta. Uvat oppraaalve lawe '«nd aomptn»t*'
unity dlaperaed by tha pillce wbn solution calling far the ra»lgru- dence la now ronclutlw that fed­
a per od of 19 y e u a 'ln Ihta &gt;oua- leg alallon.- Smith aald h*'In veal
charged with Ih a lr atleka. About tlon unnaeeaavry from tha atari eral cperatlon of them In whole
ty, from 10U to ivatlt Inelualvr, ligated and found tha lalagm w
ci,
In
|&gt;arl.
can
acyve
no
u*rful
i 00 of the psrticlpaata w rre Ihf and’diner much apprehem o* h o
40U.I persona were regiatrreil aa which h . v.nt la.t Augaat a hoad
jared, 40 acrioualy. ,A
f # •V o n 'f il t niy 'h it employeoUfan-l pgrpoae." O gTC . •
Leo Urothers,Gunman,
hiving been ixirn while 3*47 |wr- and ha made a dealil In nawapgr
Peaplte threat, off th a* ' polka IhF.r fbinll e &gt;,
*Iht
tha
same
'Ulhr,
Julius
II.
aome
dgfim l.•una a era .rcu rd ed av having pern.
that th e y ' would uae tholr flraQamra, the chalrptan of the • Is Hailed As Person
d'ed a l&amp; year gala of 11M, or
arma, the tumlfeHaiita • half up aland bo»A*k ,9- lln f ll •r.p v .'f btmrd/ aald‘ In a f Ithteraeni that
Who Slew Reporter
(lightly more than hi per rent.
at real c a h . tnaicaba and private'
"OoTemmrnt operation
The woial year on m o rd (imu
ahtomiWIed, atoning the naas pngta
a comparative e.timvte td lAilK,
io’i rird fe g S A lC j i l f g * * 1■f;tUWL
*t deilha, ea* fallowed ,by lie*
of economic r t t r r j l r n ^ r h w a 1
at ywar on reroul. fer ta.tPIM,
tk n a l policy." »
t&lt;0 Iwraoaa died while 1‘Jg Weie
Finnegan yesterday afd Itrard
■hert
talks.
;
The membe. organisations of ju r y Indict him for tho m urder of
boin. The Influvnaa eeldemlg of
Mayor’T.
I
.
Pxmaa.
at
the
r
tbe national rhamber have voted A lrred l.lnelr, T fihune reporter, )
nuest ef Mr. Fapwurth. made a 101K la held responsible for the
atoree and bualarma offices ware
ovTiwhclmblrtf. “that the. Mosrle
H e w as'la* i B rothers, St. U v ll (knit add tea. of welcome and af- ftral and only lota un reevid. 'n
tloaed, either farelbly or ro le n ta rHhoals project should be aald »r
IUI0, therr were 190 peismia born
gtinma , whose la p tu rr is hailed
(Continued ea page ala)
Hjr. .
'
j
.1
t Continued On rage Bia)
while .74 died, an Ineteaaa of 03,
by authorities a* the aucersaful
f a , a village n e a r 1 Allahabad
or an average of inora than ,110
culm ination ef tha .even inonlhe'
Began pallre cunstablea, one sub- klnpon, 8 r , 70, tot Ired
veteran
per rent. S nce 1010, the numtwr
scorch for the daring
asaa.ela
tnwprrtor and many civilians were arsman, who died "at the Fem»ldof births ovi-r dealhs has shown
who shot down the nawaapiH-rmah
litjared during a demonstration Laughton Memor al Hospital Sa»
a gain yearly, but nope of the
amid
hnrargiing
Ihronge
In
n
r*dagalaat the paymeata of laaea.
ordsy after ’ a short
llloe.m «f
yeaia h n approached the 04 p l
ra tria r tunnel under klithlgan
At Karachi 3&gt; followere
pneumonia, were ’ held n
*l«
rent record made during the pa«l
Boulevard.
.
»
tmtma C.am'hl were Injure
Brtckaoa Funeral lloinc Mht* 'aM
(Continual On Fege Six)
wltee charged with thele
*
Ilan
d
ru
ffrd
.
ha
was
Ini
fretn
timonn at 3:00 o’clock. The Rev.
County
Judge
James
(I.
^t&gt;harTwenty women drm onatrelirt,
arrova
th r
Freak M. Marler. of the First
lleadrd by John Meisrh, «h«ir- the court building
•lading tho new woman -dtgtal
Christian Church nf ttanford. « n m m of the Hemlnole tlounly courtyard to th e jail w h rir a mild im's regular term of County
nf the Ktrarhi , ommltta#: of
the officiating clergyman, and bu­ Board of County Commlselitirra. mannardd, neatly dretard woman C lurt, returned thla morning al
Indiad Congrrs, x ere a/mstod
rial w at made In Kllvrr i.sho (’•- Sanford’s 11 man delcgatlftn ac- waited fo r tha son »he hadn't even 0:30 o'clock, and Immadistvly »et
about iila|M»ing of the raer uf 1^
th e ir refuari to dlspera*,? v
tmrtery on West I V .l Htrrvt.
companyirg lha KUle IliaW Num­ Jp 17 months.
In Bombay heavy Mgtaa
ber Three Improvement Commit­ • » *'t&gt;ae |vph a t U o ," she told William., colored man, charged
were lmpo»e&lt;l m "ffucra gf
tee which tomorrjw will app&lt;ar iS annaylnnA d Motieypenny, “add with operating an aulotmblle
, (Contlnurd On Fagg BU)!
refine high officials of the Male I'll know T ln elh rr ha l« Innocent while lalnxicaled. Karl) thie afHKHItINti, Jan. 13— Nearly 4tl
t»rr&lt;K&gt;n »hr case was still In pro­ planes in th* Florida air tour a r ­
iCqpUourd On l*age F ih tn
Road Department,in behalf of the
gress.
early ronilnictton ef . t|ioi . I^ike
Ju ry Finds Vei
rive,! h n * yrstvr.iisy *f|ernuun for
Coun.vl fur the negm filed a th&lt; fim t night'* tlap-ovrr in th*
Front Boulevard, left t sda&gt; at IS tale Will Spend Big
In Strickland
moll m to &lt;|ua*h the rhargra. but lour out uf Hiaml One rrark-up,
noon by moliil*- for Tallab. J*ee,
Sum.Vpon Its Roads It waa denied, and a Jury war se­ III which no on* was tnjuird. ruar; Yesterday allrrnoot. an inform
A coroner'* Jur), o n
lected, composed of J. K. ^ m ltb , le,! th* tour’s first day, a plan*
al nceetlng nf ilrlegaUw frpm
W C. Woodruff. L A.
O. M. Arte, M. J. Uenda. V. V. idlolrd by A rthur (Uvla, of luvru,
Sanford, lu-l.sml. Orlando. and ^AUUkllAHHKK. Jan
13 W. Bnenl, C. C. I Iowa
tA I'l - H lutlda experts to spend Coder, C. K. Ilunter, and Joder log. Mich., nosing over in a marsh
other, rlt'vs along the route
Wlltatt, and J. R. RWh
the mad waa till/h e re , and plan, appruximately $|IJMMiJMM on Us Cameron. The Htete Introduced K. after a fo rin t landing near here.
b earing id w itn e ss,. t&lt;
N rither Bavls nor hi. mechanic
were discussed for the preaenla- hlahwats this yesr. Thr highway
toeday afternoon, lends
,-ipiinvU ion will meet
tomorrow
llallvy Hoikvtl, also uf tsmslag,
tin,of
the
c
immitiee’*
rear
whirl,
', k . i
m i . . ' Ho,:
w s- Injured.
will l&gt;e presented tomorrow. Ma&gt;»r ia adopt a budget, to « l*«l a chalrThe air tourists were guewta
Karl W. Brown, of Ih U n d , aa* of patn, suit awaid road end b'ldgo
last n |g h | at Harden Hall, official
the prime orgardtera of tho move­ inntrartw , mount ng to approxt
lirsd'iusitrr. here, and today will
ment, will be the spokesman for nurtely a half million dollar*. A|&gt;*
ranee* to th* rorenor'i
Th* negro w as on* Of Ui* prin­ continue I* Waurhula, wheir tho
the group wbith will he composed pioxlm it I, r-7.W0.00n of the $11.
known".
of some M representative*. While nuOJMO.OO will tie federal a.,I cipal* In a collision which took new airport will l&gt;u dediialrl.
The tnq**.t _ w *ah*
plot* hetwren an autumobil* he From Wswhula th* plan** will
a number of iinpnivimeala* will fyn,l».
Coreag* CX FW ftaU im .
uiils'ri llentlry, chairman, m UI wa* driving to Hanford, and one 111* red |,i Haraauta for the second
be ashed Hardord'a dclrgatl &gt;n dill
ard Hmlth. atoto’a , alt
.•
he mainly interr.ted In the early more than half of th* half mil­ being driven to Oviedo by U. A. night a atop.
TtlpavlIUV retort h*r&gt;Th
Among the notable* with tha
completion «f the lake front road. lion dollar award* will ba federal Harris, whit* youth, about IH4
wlUveaae* wore heard:
party her* were Kddie M n.ou,
It la undtratood that State mad aid proj-rta sn&gt;l Include surfaclae week* ago. Ha pl*adr&lt;l not
rtviutp., (jm ja K h v
official*" have signified {/wlr in- part of Ri’ail Seventeen b*twe*n to the rttargf* agataat hint. Mr. famed flier, *ml Iwwl* Hevirr, roR
o
tsry
C
’lub
1
Jaaaita Walker. Mr*. .
|entlap of placlrg an appropriation lak elsn d and Aulmindnje, con- Harrt*. awl a lw&gt; and girl mm- prwwnting the Nctiuoal ArrunaUCloarr. M hobtatoax a V
"
W
e
e
k
ly
llU
(ef the const ruction of the road in •t&gt;iM t&lt;on of a bridge over Ik , pinion accompaalng him a t lb* lies A .... i w i * r w l (hr United
WoU*, Ed. Wiltiaaw. i
the IV.H budget. A new bridge at Kuwanee River at Hawanee, Ham- time of Uw artldc nt were eprli HI 'Ira department of rummrrce.
Two thousaml &gt;|&gt;ert»l,ir» wit*
lak e 'Monree is also to be In­ lit,m ruunly line un Road Fifty bruised at a result of the collis­
■nd ton# true tion uf amall bridge' ion which occurred a( tha intersec­ nresed the arrival uf |h r planes
Matkuaa Csohman Collegr, n
eluded.
Hanford's drlegati in. iieslriee Hr. ,n Ru*d Ruur In FTigler a a t tion of th* old and new Hanford- exhibition, pul on br Freddy l^nd
hntitatloa a t Daytona lb
Orlando highway* aoout five miles and wet* thrilled by d u al flying
Mvtwh, it elude* Geo. W. klcK»ry, Volusia counties.
giagtag aid ptaatatlsn aunc*
pmm\ w-n /wmi *r
slid I- It. Moyle*, and a parachute im n f mr
gouth uf thla city.
spirt tail* yocalia r to th r member* Harry M. Fapwerth, Tony I'ltrhKhs I* sure)red by her husband,
Jump
l,y
Olio
Hoover.
The
vase
of
Carroll
English,
U ihut m s fwrni*he&lt;l the lausical ford. Fr«d T. Wllliamv, V . W.
nntcliffe Is Named while man rhargad with aggrava­ The uligiavl St. lauls Kuldn, in A. F. Wrwttadklr, on# daughter,
Ib-nd, r. IL J. Lehman, V. A.
which Hole Jackaun and Forest Mr*, flam well Berk of Haafore,
pn Group Receiver ted aaaault, la lha naat aa* sche­ O'llrme
sprer, C. A . . Bynl, R. J. (lolly
set a world's endurance ar,l thr** grand chlMreg, Charidd
duled for IrlaL 'dld a panel or 10
and A. T. While,
v
, , r . Bennett, of thr Florida names ba* *lrta dy been drawn for neuid in Itrju. was a big allrag. IV.. Mlnnl* Klllibet h, and SariH
wall A. Beck, uf Hanford. AM*’
For,.
■ Banking Itepartarenl, was a Juiy duty In th ttfa * * .'
S Hawke;
e'A dinner fur tbo flier* waa giv« onr nephew. Don namlltow, dfi
o r to Hanford today la th*
rn la t night al Harder Hall amt a Harmnn, N-w York, and oaa feUrtw
rent* of the Hemlnole County
,1anr* followed at the Mke Ko­ Mr*. J. A. F.dg«. of HandertytUfC
B r g and leian Association,
to
log raaiao. Nearly I Mi flltr* and c*.
.
*: M
affaire of which were today
MIAMI IIRACII. J*n.
uffir'al* «&gt;f lha tour alt ended (ho
ad la the hand, of a rereiver,
—Twenty lalduus aft
WBT MILlJt INTRODUCED
iimnrr.
J l . — (AIM
NEW YOl
r. Bennett transferred all i f ­
U n lr f | $ack**nrlU«
dtaa* on tl«'
* to M. II. TuimlvUffe, who Captured ta
COLUMBUH. Ohio. Jaa- 11
"culture, wit
I Pt — ' Uquldatur by Comp- roof of i,*g.
(AF) KU bill* propoatag r*M
or Ernest Ansa. Frecoedtng*
OK, Jaa. 1A x- (AF) - nf statutory prohibllivm 1% 01
I the law
r.ding th* final diawositlun. of
(thaw haa not changed wore Introduced In tha Rigid.lit
th
time
In
law gbnaoctrd wrtlh tho do­
ry Club,
I about visiting th* Uail- ato yertarday by S im lw i J*»*
(
scantily
it corporation will b* handled
iM arian,
f a o d yoatorday he Issued Ms Arkanusa of U*v*la*d A
taor or her
n th the liquidator's office in clad fruia
lD
Uov U. H*r»#fi d«.nxg
af reports that k* would W
when
pm
a
pertinent
. i k_
• -Q t
mid Hemlnole County Beak
fUh th» antiuaa.
. ^ ..
-the place.
fail.... . •

U. S. CONTROL o f ;
MUSCLE' SHOALS!
GETS OPPOSITION

OF TRADE GROUP

K

*Atkinsdn^Vdneral
Is ConductedToday
At Erickson

On Board

Scores P arty For Giv­
ing Permission To
Lucas To D istrib u te ^
Propaganda M a t t e r ^

L ocal Delegation
ToV rge BiiildihgO f
Monroe Boulevard

Sharon’s Court Is
Opened Following
Recess Of HnlfDay

One Plane Cracks
Up On PremierStop
Of State Air Tour

I

Mrs. Wraterdkk Is / :
-W d-TnJUst U s t .

�Finish 2nd Round Of
Lou AngeleeOpenln
Tie For First Place

the Los Argrlet f 10,000 open In
g tie far first glare.
Thln-fnaad '■ Eddia Leo* .and
etanp Al eapiaosa, Chicago prod,
had M-holt totals of lit .
The alight Lcoe went his nntroubled way orer (he Wllakhe
country dab course, rempiling a
•com of..................
70, erso par, with
10, of Satarday, bald llu Uad
for a staple of boors until the
MtbBoiaatU Ah frequently In
treuklo but sonaallonnl In hi# reoovtriue tunmd .la aa amastog

Wlffy Cox, Brooklyn, and bl.
Hew Jersey neighbor, Craig Wood,
followed la a tie with a two-day
accrn af IO .
•
A group af .tars with Srt hole
totals of 144 remained close Onough to fumlah threats In Uu
final M holes to be played to­
day.
Tbeai
Included
Tony
Maaero, New York, H arry Coopar, Chicago, W aller Hagen -and

11 Are Killed In
Philippine D r i v e
To C n r b Rebels
’’
w
idaaiiig u rank two champ|M la their dirialoaa— Echfata oner, tbs baavywrighU
imaiy.'Free man la Mu w »lflit afaaa— Dampaay aaiA ba
naptod also ta -pass up"
f it s , Ha thought IMtlo- of
r.W alker's qualifications oa

rM
r*
iy
&gt;n
01id
1rt
a-

«*» hie

tournament, k w

for „ thorough i r i ll
H H , | ’ diarueeiou. •
■ . .*!
awlkaht par- Another feature of the can
I^.TfStf Dai- tore f ill be eonsldaratlon of

' i uaatianew frem g n fe M

ra S ssSE &amp; sS
Sblrf8 S
'£
jMtt ffr

hi. birdie.
Si
Armour W**i)
firmer, nuttUM
urday. Man*#?}
optring m I*;’
Cooper .Upper
Mar Dina Id I
Heilthan stride
K in of 71 .H er .-»» . j w m &gt;•#.
Gene. Berated oflaiv atavtfng with
71, . took to*
»ad
wourd up with 7*. George Von
Elm alrugglad maafaSy and fi­
nally pdt Ugather ■ 77 after •
brilliant 99 yesterday. Jack Farmter*. game ftU to placet with
aa Hi marring his opening

JOB A jIo E te T ja n . Jt-&lt; A P )
iSre eatona golf campaigners,

. Lae Dlegsl, &lt;#f Ague Cal lente,
for the second time la two days
autekod eld man par. aad Ms
fdO total .established him In third
piae* a stroke ahead of I rank
Walsh, Chicago, who added a
n e a t HO ta* hU 71 of Saturday.

big thrill 4 M g |
•let .t lh« JJ
frt m Iht cup an
putt for ■ k M
fca. plays! fTI

between
Europe.
Italy it
•rt.lon.

the United Stai
Dr. Alberto - Pit
chairman. Three
will be deeded ta the
, - •*/.
The gork ol the .pedal cemmlltae, Stratm said, ia directed
toward'.hewing bow and why
grtatkr econo ask progrea# has
beer ptad« by ona or another cam
tlnent. dad bow adrantoge might
ba takea t f the methods and
practices aorceaaful In one. wan
br anolKur.

%

'.a'

fOeatlaned n e w Png# OMl
recently flaw in farmatiea retard
af St.OOO feat. They camag fall
military loads. Individual pianos
of this type climbed ta ta jtn » rest
anlL .

ll._ U J ^U*

i-- - m
..

-Th# American numbers of the

trill be cendartnd at 1-eanple
Emanu-EI There wM ba no flew*
era; a plain, pine caoket Will be
u ie l The m i l p m * . ' af a *
ml.eion to the service, by tickets
Will he abandoned. At the phllma-'
thropht-e »paelf&gt; request T*mpU
Eminu-EI will ha open ta the
general public.
• .
' No eulogy *IU ba rpokea, . A
brief .ketch af fltrne.' life - a
life that began la Ebealih Batrtria
la 1H48 - w ill be read by Pref,
William Lyea FMpe of Yale Uuterelty. Peahha trill be read. 00rial will b- In tka, family vssll
la Cypreea Htlla ckmeteryr
’K .
Since bit retard free. 'Europe
but year when ht tana bruught
nahore la n wheel chair, Btreu.
baa found It neeoatary ta nan that
renteyanc# ta mere about, A fa*
daya age, b'a aan said, Btratu re-

Uem. The yolicy hao bad
month t*tt, H ha. failed. '
Jv Bogardiag wngta. ha ,
proaparity ptakan. high
Tathar than W l h m a ;
eragoe are kepi higher l
market eh net tea Justifle.
plambnt and t h a - b w *
ot\ *b ,r fall alf. •
"OB teririrfad
coupled with ear retail vw
ande a t eapilai-nail dab

jr ugvM. vre'make In cnrcctin*
th* reuse*-of the deprm.Ua.- ..
Them enuaea Wiggin Hate follow.
.
Impediment* in in U m aL W l
trade through enceaaite tarifla
a ad athekteatrictire pollriea.
AkawmbaiitkM in ccrUia cam*
&gt; "M **
mxilty market a doe to govrrn- •dareea.
American waganJ
m e*«l add priraU attempts al

VatoritafloaC . •

TardlutM with which flmubed H igh R u n ?
good*. retail pike*, wagee and Is BlnmedJI
rcatala .hare adjusted Ibematlees
to Urn sharp fall in raw materials.
Wa s h in g t o n ,
Lew money rates and ewnenhe —An Incrgnsa In t
credit which led te undue dlreralon holle death raU h

mf i i wl t - ? I 5»-

wide extrirt of the present d#preea'on and H# affect on our na*
tie pal and fliwnrUI .traeturn.
Thy dcfllra la buylag power baa
oaaa -mors focused attention npen
the shift which has taken place
If tba character of our exports
ever tka past davxds and tka stoblll.lng Influence of Urge foreign
of his poeltiM oo MMhva move, market*' hpeni e a r b asis', tintad
adding ba britovad the legality «rf tries.
eyar is oppareat
tka f oommlationar’s position could
be qsesttadJifti the court*.
Msanwhllo, Interest centered en
the next mess of Uu commia.lon
and whether it would rewmpioy
Charles A 1 RusecR, the oenriter,
•nd WUIIam V. King, Uu rhUf nccounUnt, whose l rt mlnation jf
set vices along with nlL-aikpr em­
ployes of the old
eonunDoloei
started the 8annts~dfivr against
Bm'th, Oarsaud and Draper.
After the Senate had confirmad them and they had tpken Ike
oath of office, the three commis­
sioners lent out notices to tbe em­
ploye. of the old commission sayIng ih tlr services were terminaled
by the law creating tbe new rem­
minion la t'r announced It weald
renalder appIknUuaa nf. all old employta fo r re empl.yment.
R u. m II and King %tfa at odd.
over n long1 period srllh Frank
E- Bonn*r, axaentiee seel.tary of
the old commlasiee. Bern# Benstore charged .Danner was protectlag Uu -pow er tru st.' Ruaull
aad King were Jaoded by some
for opposing Bonner.
president Hoover Mid Saturday
the conlroeerty pi m ated “ Be ka­
au# for or -agalnat power- com­
panics.

,T r .." h 7 non replied. "Veg *w!u
pull oat of lhl».“
of Ike years was too great Ha
grew perceptibly weaker, and
members ef the family realise I
that death was near
*
CATHOLIC MSHOP jlMIGNB.

= £ 3 HEKL“

DENVER, Celo, Jaa. t * -( A P )
—The Right Rev. J. Henry Tlhen. Catholic bishop ef the diocese

■•‘.r * :1?•
Says
■
D R . J. C . E L D R ID C E
fto a lH i

D ire c to r,

H a m ilto n
_

C o u n ty ,
, h bo

wet propagundn,*.
, Ho addod, howwv
death rat# still w.d
pre-prohibition foam
i -Nnt.oron thp W
propaganda snroam

of the law ha. beod
ratio to mom than 1

• %:v

T # n n o ts o o
.

iSrs.-’K -

that ho had recommended giving
It authority to regulate oil Inter­
state power rslaa.

HEALTH

The appropriation bill for the
Independent offices will not coma
before tbe Senate for some time.
Tommy Armour, Detroit, and Ro­ This measure carries funds fa t the
land Meckenais, Washington a n t- commia.lon. The announced latan-

W heel W hat A Time
You’re Going to Havel
YouV# never laughed so hard and
Ion* a( you will waublng Eddia
Cantor caper through KW&gt; EWgft id's greatest comedy spectacle.
Ha'a Haary Uu hypochondriac—
oo healthy he's sick trying to

HAMIU*

f e w
MKAUM

Laat
Times
T o-N ight

-S C .

"

HEALTH

h r . -i•• d l l H t t t i ^ H k g t a a a * *

See It again and if You H aven't
Don’t M is a -

m .
r

; \

it *
qgi i k l a e v i l l a

HCKM2lfiGfhb

&lt;4*1'

S tarting To-Morrow For Three Days
An experience you’ll
\
never f o n e t! ^ V 4
^
. -

■tuji -'■ixv*
■ .
•
o^'j! UWirt^*a’ 4 ;«kV

t

�Possibly because on unprecedented
throughout the country had brought WW
Intercut In public affairs and had p o ra
Ptn in government which proved revolti
th a t the reaction has set in, million* nt
of elpplbyment, add bus Incas is poor, th&lt;
to blame these things on the governing*]
the corruption which has existed in o u r
special privileges which i t hss handod
fo r Communism Is found In the Unit*
. T h i Bolsheviks of Sovlfct R u sriC fi
which is Communism, have taken full adVB
ugtion, Just as they have in other ooiBBi
opportunity afforded itaeif, In C h llta ;^ u i
South America. The Congressional In rw tii
headed by Representative Fish of N«w Yoi
tabllshed what leading Communists in th M «
And w hat they proposed to do. There can be
much of the propaganda which wc read todi
complete overthrow of the established order

Millions W ere
it In Producing
n, ‘HelTsAnfels*

’■. prosperity
pk of gcncrsl
lings to hapbecause now
i thrown out
Is beginning

•. Crystal U k r Social (^ohl 'hoU here 1**1 neck from Alton Bay,
(hair ttg n lar bu*ln**a and ooekJ ■
H- .
,
. . _
.
.^ 1 . Mr. and Mr». Homrr t.lcashn
•M tfaK. laat Turad.y tramims . &gt;nd d .u rhtrr , )m, «|,„.r Cracr
S a c tla s of efflrcra for tha . j y ^ ^ n t
rfi j&lt;0TyU j at the home
t m war* aWcted, for P m lfaa* .. „ Mr. .n j Mr*. Sanford In OrlanMr. B. 1. Wa»f to taka tha place ^
o T JIr.
n M u .fr.rr, favV Jaa
Mr*. M. 11. MrDcrmoll, ,Mr*.
pratldant, Mr. Howard
BoUar. Boy llnwrli ami Mr. J. Black mo*

MARGAR.Tr
Accotral

====== Mrs. W. D. Hof Im am s
fe n d a r
Hostess D u ifN ijfft

. A.
Hanford

n

nest and the

■ Emphasising a • yatlow color
fl ' i . \ '
acheme were tha quantities of
a f tha firs t fMdloll ard nlrm kta-i adorning
taes a cla*f the living rooms of ih* hem* af
irk a t the Mr*. W. D. Hoffman. Valencia
W iil Drive, R«n Lanta. wKfn tha io*
d a l "meeting a f the rhllath**
TVafsaaftinel C1*‘a of the E tra t. Praabytcrlaa
Church wr» hold Uat n ig h t' with
Mr*. Hoffman, Mrs. Walter It.
Bach ard Ml*e Both MrCaoU aa
hoateiaea. Immed'aUty after th*
arrival of the gwasta iupp*r. Waa
aarval tufonnalty by th* kmtraaes and latrr ln th* evening a adaial period was enjogad.
..

igrtlle field

U Ba'Ai

Mr. and Mr*. John E. J.robo, at if * ” **
of
^
TVaftry, fqr Trra.uref, M r .R .D .

% *nA

to Orlendn S .turtU y

W^ita* to l« k t the placo of Mr*. fcomf. on \

W. C Batcher ha. hern railed
to Dothan, Ala. by the death of
hi* brother, Harry M. S*tehcT.
Ml*»- Aria 8tenslroni, of Avon
Park, wa* th* week erd yueat af
hag abler, Mrs. hi S. Itnckey,
lktO Park Avenur.
k

Wka. Maagraw, for
Mba L u n » Smith, takln*
pUra af Mlaa Ethel Hyalite*. Aft*r lb* bualnaa* mealing, gamaa
awl dandng were enjoyed. Mr.
Wagg, Mr. Ilmlop and Mr. iab»*
aan ware hosts for tha #**«•"»•
Mr*. Starrn*. Mr*. Rotter and Ml*
Smllh haste**** for next mooting.
1 s t* Mary* North Shora Bridgw

anil

„n Mn| Wm j ol* , „t h„
Kentucky Av®.

Mi*, Hainan aa,| dauthlcr Ml**
Sadie MittII of SalUlmry, Mat*.
arrivnl here last week to •pend
(he wirier. They were arrompanli,y Mr. j^ U n n .
r Mrs. M. V. Rx-ana'spant the day
w ry plrauntly at Urn home ol
Mr*. theater S.undrra Thursday,
Mr. an,) Mr.. I alley Eat nr
gcahrook, N. It. arrlvad her# Mon*

Mlaa Kilt abet I, Rojnl, „f Winter
Haven, ha. returned home after

Whan Howard Hath** kUaed
grail hy* t&gt; four million* In th*
making of what I* th# mn*l an*
thantlc aviation Utkin* plctura
**H*U*a Angel." row (faying at
th« Milan* thrutre; wh*0 three
Intrepid actors and aviators klaard food-lijr to life and liberty: and
B n Lyon klued th* valoptuooaly aweet, hlunde J A * Harlow all
th* way through Ih* film—mo*
tion plrtui* hl-tjry wa* on IhJ
ap-gruV.
Th*y wrote Into tha annual, of
fltmdnra one of tho moat SUrtllng
and Intrreetii f .torloa of that In*
and the bread that I will give t*
my flesh, which I will give for the
Ilf* of the world" (John S:51).
Th,. I.con-Serm on also liv-hid*d tha following passagaa from
the Christian Selene* textbook*
“Science and Health with Kty In
th* Scripture*," by Mary Baker

Aoairy.Asd mar*—to the M m m
e rst W e st% W ih* raw YHfa nfa*-?

U fa tu m i, M r* than A,»80,800

l**t of film war* w p wW, and lU
li kworwfa (hat bafor* ’’HaRfa'A*!*••" was shown to tho Rubik th*
actual coal ran lot* tho mull-mil*
Ilona."
Bvwry dollar of thla waa toaaod
Into tha kitty by on* paraan —an
attracti&gt;« looking, agreaalv* J W »
man with bath (dm* and Idoala—
Howard Hugh**. Ha navar groanr«l under tho • train.
Ha la front Houston, Taxaa. nod
ha U tha hair to n $30,000,000
liutirraa, ■ bu«li&lt;e*a that Wtenw
factarara gadgets uaod by tbfa*
who drill for all. Ilaltytea*4
ftjlng and talking plctnra* In*
taroatrd dtlm. Ha formed • produeInf company and thmw raih

BODY TAKEN PROM CANAL.
MIAMI, Jan. l.W (A P )
wly of Harold \V. Robert

within rather
y o rn tm a fr

Mr*.
aa •"aQ, Mr*. A. C. McRegx
Sam Crass. Mr*. Herbert!INMaall,
U teiatut* Depart meal *1 Hr*. William B. B rttiley. Mr*.
fman'a Club will meat a t Victor Green, Mrs. James Michael.
‘clock In -th* chib rooms Hr*i W. K. Vans, Mr*. Clyde
Mrs. E ., 'A . Douglaaa In Byrd. Mrs. Jamaa Hoff, Mrs.
Hugh Whelchel. Mr*. Linton K.
Allen. Mr*. J. D. W oodliff. Mr*.
Paul J. Stine and the Misses
Grace Gillon, and Bam .Warren
Kaakrby.
r*. Haward O
r

0 Fjt)EATHtDEFyiNG

tha public wanta i t to be.. If th e public want*
rforcement, the people should obey th e lawa, not certain
rhleh pertim U rly netlafy It, but all the laws; and
len irulgnifleant minority which would p e n lit in dlsnce ahould be rriadb'to obey by th e election of compe*
ten to office.
•
*
lie overthrow of our government, tihUtlnltaLle an it l».
ily woo Id not help m atter* any, I t would not create any
r demand fo r thla world’s commodities upon which
rity Is baaed. IttM oulM ot neceaaarlly place in the mlIce*
efficient rten than we hgvo

11«-JUA. i
KR — “Th*

ATTHr/VMGHty
Mf OFTHrSEAS.

Mrs. SharoirH ostess
To Club On Saturday

than th
Comm in

a Upar at Magy*a

k. TAa Bar. P. M.
J ’ hygtanb chairman
County, wilt ba

tho Individual mind la entombed. One of tho ten command;
menta of CommUnlgm (•: “TTiou ahoit havo no religion". I t ia
I w hat religion man ahall have, pg In the
b u t to be told th a t he ahall have no rccountrv where man haa boon free for
worahlp how. when, and if'h o pleased,

its country, In
t; tho reat aro
. generous and Intalllgent
inthropiats la-tha death • af !
tan Htrau*.
. . . . . . • ’ 7r# #
hla on* an aa
other
oatf^r MBHai
’l "Jo*

Impsay say* halt cooled oft,
now ali around fot&gt; m hour
rare without fidgeting, • say*
eomposod. Wo always thought

i of. the** Hike Tun nay gave rallrouA com m M on, th a Florida 8upr*m«( Court decided th a t

would qUIst hint down.

'amps Tribune. Th*
Tired alkaady rain

White llauta.

,

king was hated by th* entlr* na­
tion. f h a FnrWana ahawad later
what wda thalr foaling to trart him
whan thay \hrew atone* at hla fantral corteg* on tha road to Rt.
Deala. Thla MgM th* king vra*
playing ch***&lt; HI* opponent was
th* MaAiul* a f Chaovalin, th* fa­
mous strategist. Th* manjula wai
wlnnlpg. a ' circle had farmed
around.th* littl* tibia, a marvel
of pur* ebony, la laid with gold
and fiavraa paraalaliw Lovla wairh*d hla oppanUnt ( r a m t h a
oorntr of hla ay*- H* hated .to be
baaUn. Suddaaly tha faca of th*
margwla grew purple. Ha gave th*
tabla a violent posh, upsetting
th* chataaraa. and th rafjn g them
tn tha king’s lap., 1-ad'p* fainted,
rtWBfa kAM_ta atscml If at &gt;und Ithe
k . mlUkP Ii4 _ I ^1. 2jUUJ ■K------w#r' Hy .Imply gjlng hnm*. r^cheys ntahiad fncwanj. Nothing
M U f lh g rhancf of -Wh’itoa
Miiy-hfiiw iiii'H*rtttiif. Hmld b* done. Th# marquis,,WM
BBBglBTitoTpvonilnent person- "beeau**'"w#
titdV do otherwire dead of apaalagy. Soma day* lad'tfdllrd atmosphere th at th*
i at dieu Government vrpnt to its
WORLD’S WINDOW grave.
'/ • * *J f.•
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By PfBRBB VAN PAAR8BN
T m aatdlrr*, on# in field gray.
Ih* oils** in horitan blue, sudden­
ly '&lt;*rn# lar* tn faca hi f\la Man'*
Land. C*«h hod hit b a jo rtt ready,
but somo I.‘li&lt;d of aknaacgwnt at
finding*#»ch‘tA « r prevented them
from Inngiaf out. Doth vaernod to
aayt "W tantjp hlayea a r t yaw do­
ing S ere!" fMortly atterwuid th**y
aal down tag ttb er la a shell bate
and talked itg r tr .
.
One « f. there waa Gaeritl Cheralller, the author of "F*ar,” who
lelataa .thp Incldai-i la bl* new
A* they sat thare tha two
waa a “great’day" In’the Senate. book.
tham agreed on *ome point*,
.Leaf beftxV 3 o'clock,’ the time of
on* of thtm bring that If lb* sol­
.tof th* opening• of the sitting, diers
should wish they coold end

- Commartial paper haa

:

:

Adults

A .(C . L . T r a c k s A t

T he annas) m eeting of (he Pem ald-L«u|;hton Mo*
wiorial HowpltaJ A M d stfan ywill ba M A wt'Ywor
.•* • . •
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o’clock Thursday afternoon, Jan u ary 15th, n t tho
Court House, Sanford, Florida.
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T. W. LAWTON, I’rtaldent.

B regular marling of the W.
I V . will Tie held at .1 o’■ at th* home of Mr*. J. F.
■UHL' 309 French Avenur.
Starting of the W«at Side P.
la n d an Arbor Day program
b# ftvrti at th* Writ Rid*
II auditorium at 1)30 o’clock.
« MONDAY
W annual Bobart E. I-ea ball
ka N. d* V- Howard Chapter
k# U. D. C, will b* held from
lock to I t o'clock at th* Elks’
oa’East First Btregk 1

aa* stated Incorrectly In lart
it’s is*a* of the Herald that
Triaaaw Club will operate on

Hyra^d .Fvyfay^jteghlq only,
■ P a r next weak, whereas
■fan takes rffect thi* week
Lof next week. Murlr w II
al*bad by th* Qrenn Pl*r
far*, of Daytona Beach.
&lt;

NOTICE.

.

t$ tha meeting of the Salvation

ay to bo held ton(ght at the

*y Hall at I o'rljck, the Rev,
Veil Varner, pastor of tha
4 Methodist Church, will bo

Pastel colored narrlaal mad* uq
th* decorat Iona, a t (h* bridge
party give* Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. James 0 . Rharan at bar
home on West Tenth Street com­
plimenting |be nvmber* of Ih*
Saturday Club. After aavrral prorraaalon* of bridge, Ugh score
aria*, a potted plant, went tn Mr*.
R. R. Dlghton, while Mr*. E. M.
Galloway, who had law score, and
Mrs. K. A. Ncwmao, who rut high,
were the recipient* of similar

At th* Ua hear a ulad coarse
wa» served by th* hostess, saalated by Mrs. Samuel Pulealon and
Mr*. R. A. Newman. This* prev­
ent were: Mia. R. J. Holly, Mr*.
Samuel Pules ton, Mrs. R. A. New­
man. Mrs. D. U Thrasher, Mr*. 8.
R. Dlahtan, Mr*., J.’E. Brouae,
Mr*. K. M. Gallowhy and Mr*. Wv
R. Jordan, of Jartraanvlll*.
.

tara

program over station WHIIO at
Otlando avery Friday -a t noon.
.O f Interrat to her many friends
hare la the knnounrrment that
Erseat Clyd* Wldmer. aon of
Mr*. Ernest Wldmer, of Daytona
Reach, formerly of this city, won
a loving cup In .Ih* baby show
held in Daytona recently In which
he rated as a blue ribbon baby
00.7 perfect
.
Mr*. Chari** E. Pelot and Mr*.
H arry Rosa, cf Jarkaunvllle, re­
turned home today after visiting
Mrs. Jam ta G. Sharon at her
hrfne on West Tanlh Street fot
several day*. They were accom­
panied by Mr*. W. 8. Jordan, also
cf Jacksonville, who have been
visiting Mrs. Sharon for some
lime.

Friends of Mr*. Charles L. Park
trill regret to learn that aha la III
al her home on Palmejto Avenue.
Mrs. R. F. Walker and Mlaa
Anrtahelle Walker, of Akron,
Ohio, who are spendlng'eam* time
at. Winter Path and Drland, spent
yesterday her* aa the gvieata of
Mr*. R. J. Holly at her barn* on
Park Avenu*.

1:0.1, "Th.i bfeail of God la h*
ahkh cometh down Irani heaven,
ind gtveth Hf* unto the world." *
..AJPOWt tha .d U l *n» which rom
tria d tha t maaandWewraw w e the
following from the ll'bte: "I am
he living hreml whlehTame down
■fom heaven: If any man rat of lhat Truth has-coma to th# under­
thi* hr*id, he shall live fm rvrr: stan d in g !' (p. .11).

H eat P u rifie s
LUCKIES

J A u fiV lD Y f

y o u r

a lk ta g to oB»-« f-tovm re la tl
iW d s 1a Use net it pleasing f i t

(&gt;tiii

^ jatt || ^

ito 4 Groups

Divided Into 4 Groups

sad d#wY bar* »# 1
n M ' - r a k ti Bhi|

a ln s t

'©•Wear

t h r o a t

harmful irritant* that causa throat
Irritation and coughing#

14th 9 A.M

nu*1

to

Iv sry o n a knows th a t sunAhlna m o llo w i—t h a t ’* w h y th o
"TOAST1NO" procots Indudo* tho imo
of tho UltmVIolot Rays. LUCKY STBIKE
—th o fln o s t d g a r o t t o y o u o v o r
•mokod/ m od* of tho Boost tobaccos
—tho Croam o f tho Crop—THEM*TTS TOASTED.^ Ivoryono knows th a t
hoot purHIos an d so *TOASTINO**—

«

a t friro Ju # SrfVntfannr cJbwhlch, by a rcmblnatlon of

o r *

a lw a y s^ k in d

lulled P r i c e Reduction Event—
Reduced To prices T hat Will Cause
swer. We Do Not Carry Merchan-

% r w P Im 'W i

JThisAurn*
'ia
jB K a
ana of th* b q |

through

ah*'present*-a 90-minule plane

Q. lllclrriMf Sunday fhr the day.
Mr*. Harvey N. Brink* of Gard­
ner, Ma». « rj Mr. a id Mrs. Wm.
Haven, of Washington CruolouP«. «rapped *r the borne of Mr*.
■Boht..True Tuesday on their way
1a St. Petirt'iurg fw the w lnttr.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry S*unHet»
of N. II. and who ependlnr tha wln-

quaked ao muth that It laat

la a faur apote la etanto

Ufa

Friends »f Mlaa iniiabeth Clark
wilt be InUraattd to knew that

and Mas^Thoa. UoUer and children
of Claarbater, Fla. and Mr. L.
T. Vamay of Alton Bay, N. H.
Last Sunday morning a t th*
Community. Church • tbr- following
(*rw member* were taken Into th*
church Mr*. Ilorrac* Cothran,
Mr*. H. Fennel, Mrs. Itnbt. Tru*
and Mr. I t D. Whit* by l*U*r,'
Mr. RobU Tru*, Mis* Blanch
Whit*. Mlaa Thelma low# and
Mia* Nall* Rlnqoeftrld.
Mr. ard Mrs. R. M. Ball an­
nounce th* birth of a daughlrr
bom last Tuesday January 8th.
a t th* Frrnald loughton H&lt;i«pltal In Sanfufd. Th* baby girl ha*
bean named Lurm* Rllaabelh.
The Spanish War Veteran* met
In th* Chamocr of Commerro
building Thursday evening, and at
0 o’elrek a fhlfken pll*au supper
was served lo Ih* membars after
which th* lrwtallltlon of office®
took place. Following tbl* Hindu*
was »nJoy*d' by a larg* number
of mambera and frirnds.
Mr*. Harry Wing left Sunday
for Newbury, Mass, where she
waa called by th* lllneaa of her
Grandmother Mr*. Cheatln* Smith.
Mrs. II. Cochran, Alma Cochran
motorad tn Tampa last Tueaady
and spent three days as the guest
of Mr*. P. M. King. They were
accompanied to Tampa by Deaale
Singletary who visited friend* In
Tampa.
Mr. Chaa. J. Black of Gadaden.
Ala. spent Saturday at the home
of his slater and mother Mrs. Roy
Howell and Mr*. M. B. MtDer-

Mr. and Mr*. R. R. Murray and
Mrs. Byron llanrx-k, of Sylvrelrr,
O l, and Mr*. Grar* l^mraaler,
Last week was observed a* th*
of Ailanta, O*., are trialling Mr.
week of prayer at th* Commut.a
ad
Mr*.
J.
R.
Forest,
111
East
..AMflUU—al11*' *•!* »*&lt;U U V
Ity Church, ^sch evening fur
reoru ng by th* Bemlnolo Chapter Fifth Ptrert.
half qn hour a devotional aetviru
Number Two; Order of the Eas­
tern Star, that it ha. Just sign­ Mr. and Mra. W. E. Scnggan waa held.
Mr. and Mr*. Clark Strvrn*
ed a rantrert with th# Bird and and Warner Beoggan, formerly of
Rye Producing Co, of New York thla rtty, now of Kara* its, were r a t u r n e d last waek a f t e r
spending th# h o l i d a y s with
City, to stage what the order be­ .her* Sunday with frirnda.
Mr. Stevens brother Dr. and
lieve* will lie on* of the heat munlcal eomrdi,a ever seen here. The Forming a parly 1motoring to Mr a , Wl i f a l on Stevens of
title of the pla* Is the “G rl in tha Bok Memorial Tower al !.aka St. Petciaburg. They were a.cRed’ and It wilf b* given at the Wales today were: Mr*. J. K. F ir. rnmpanled home by their fauch.Seminole High School auditorium reat and guest*, Mr. and Mr*. R. l*r Mil* Frmnrla Steven* who haa
oa Feb. 28 and F,b. 27.
H.” Murray and Mr*. Byron Han- beer visiting her uncle for thr
The cast for the affair vrill be cork, of Sylvester, Ga.. and Mra. past flv* waek*.
made up of 200 local people.
Grace Lancaster, of Atlar.la, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. X. W. William*

ol ovdmw-nxi) ‘OH *0t r y
an amui

airong through out tha.dk

rha

C h ild re n JOc

•lltlm. One had to throw on*'* We are far more scared of oar
mini back to th* tkritlng day* of officer* than of‘lh* French pa­
Urn Cafllaug trial, when tha 8*n- trol*.
You ran always run# to an
ata wa* sitting aa th* High Court undaratanding with a French' pa­
af Jostle*, to find a parallel for trol, but nevrriwith aa offterr."
tha public Intarmt that was taken
IT. Chavalllrr’s bosk analyxea
la th# dobat* and for th* crush la fear. II* had anllxted when • *tugobarle* and corridors.
t
.dant ta aa* what war wmi i Ilk*.
Tha Renata Itaalf la a vtry H» At th* hospital where thay hand*
fata body. Comfortabl a *ratcfcaN* gg*d up hla wouada and aakad him
halp their mmUy eld.rly ocao. Whit he had don* at tha front tm
pant* to prtaapr* a calm algalty •aplled. "I wa* afrald.7 ,Thlt fenr,
that eontraits vividly wUtn .U*
• t»t* of n*rvou* Uaaion leVtllw
chamber on a critltal fay. ThaM
is aa hanging qf dreks, na &gt;a»tAL ins i drama of tha front waa
Interruptions. Evarythtag n a l l m leal nual battle between tha lit
In kaaplng with th* ratbag auito^ rhk i waa afraid, und IM apl
twou* gliding and th* Utkk., M , &gt;hb 1 wanted to •h|aa*s/fB*
carpets. Bo, although afaribufy; r e with pride.” f f r t A A ' l J
was fatly aware of thcnttkU 'A O f, [«’ version. Wltk n J i j B i J |
act*r of the dlacuialon. It waa loft. fat the othrf w ayarotm a. .

a perm it ahould not ba issued to H. T. Pace, operator of a
truck line paralleling tha Seaboard A ir Lina between Tallahassce and Jacksonville. This waa ravening tha action of
the railroad co^m lrtiotl. In replying (o the declaration o f
tha railroad commission th a t tha aupreiite court has no Juris­
diction over such cases, thb court made thla comment: T h o
lesion docs not always act for public convenience and
ity.’ The perm it Issued by the commission waa quash­
ed.
"Complicated indeed are modern economic problems.
Tho public la lntereated in quick, adequate and cheap tran s­
portation. To thla end, th a t modern vehicle, the tru c k la be­
ing widely utilised j the canal fo r facilitating w ater tran s­
portation waa scrapped a. generation ago but ia again back
In fayor; and even the air U the medium through which ada tends to oft aal that
qultk transportation Is affected. Meantime, railroad invest, , *. •
•

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mar ka ‘ eitad aa
ivamant of th* admit
tha Prealfant ahool
0414 parean* (hip Nt
a* against only 86«i I

Lang,

I r r ita tio n

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.js S a tL .t vi wad^ACJtfMjNf '

&gt; i &gt; w i §• j(\ s A
tin
j f f c i mm i hi ^
i i"Ifk
y$1fb^ * . . ’

LA ST

w il speaking in to h m M d Oh
pieyt** &gt; » ■ n um b* af
chant* wto had tmmU to M a
Inc (hat action to trim* 8 t
lie declared th at It wa* hi*

WJZ; iltoo. .sp,.,u, E
4W J-W I.W —7
7:00, Same », WJZ;
t«r», WJ2; 7US. Nigh
8:00, Same •« WJZ; R

remov'd front Dm mtautas a t ow n
ahd I t a t appetatamnU, if. guy, ha
mad* lent n ig h t Mayor. .Domta
Called Mr. Papwortlt'a uttaRUau
to U&gt;« fact that miF *mpl*fpa, a c ­
cording to tha chartor, a m n Rt
the will of tha C c m M n u B*
add'd th at ovan if lb* h a t l t lw

i M U i « Don*#I cSmifttUad Ual
Un vlrtva of M»
Di rofor.rtf* to the

M a n Is Indicted
For iT h e Mnrder
g. and careful conitdcrattoh ini
eral Imp*riant namec and gf*
.n aau ltln g with other strong
to,laRdsru. t *.?*(}
n*u*
Hu Is In romplets rhafg* *7
| rusponalbl* for work Rttlgn*
ta him. has selected and amWalking quietly Into lha well
|M 'every ana of hi* own staff of th* chamber where her lata
husband had Ird many legblaDe*
battle** a* damaerulle-whip, th*
•Jagdar black-garbed woman told
•a A c t i b i / W l l«hr role# of the
voMHIona In her Mat*.
*1 want to gay that tha rltua*

am id # squad of guard*. Th* cdld
look lost It* chill, th* light ilpa
softened, th* air bravado- faded,
sad then:
*
,
yo*-b*owi b*#rot” f

to a heapJUl
sr&amp;
■bock. Wladew*
buildings war* •
, N s ArrlctlaRa

thc'aut vrtU ba on ajdtibHIon her* »h*rtty.

atad tha re atonal of the trees.
The CornndtalenatT'iteh-aede
ed a reduction of eno-half porei

la tho rata #1 ladiroa^
after Union E. AlUn,
thl* tlm*. Tha new rota of Inter*
oat will ba on* and one-half pareast, with tha CommlaMou m ere*
Ing tha right U cnnoaLtba can*
tract at any Util*.
*
Commissioner Speer reported
that HTfl pUeaa of,V n« now •torod in the Mayfair Hotel needed
laundering 1to prerint doloriaro.
Don. and
that *W«n* ■«*
takan at onaa. The eoaU of latrod*
bring w llt ha pUc#d M o ra fba
tract#** «f tb a/W el CorporaDan
Wd tbalr iiaelalort rejpojted on nt
ag bill du#
I incurred
muharee In
advrrtlilng

•ought tu hid* his ' f a n
front
phatograbboru. Ho w*» allowed to

eosdar wltbjWn ^ te rro y i and thbu
was,i s ^ n 'j n e s J ° hi* wil ls tb*

tba Mayfair

*“0 a t look Into hli eye*." tald
Ut* mathar^*bSR«lM8d me that ha
la 1unaeont,"

to-City

ir aN ur-nsD om l banar sM*-"
ovet
Asking whaUwr t » allotment
1M6* M two root* a mdsl t u nmpto
I • b* to sosuln Ilf* and guard hrolth,
Mr*.. Oldfteld added:
•
, ■
"rh l. la the amount th* 1U 4
-Aa a roault uf lb# party'* da■0 HI I M and tha aavur* fl» Crtaa »•« farntehlag per meal
ter each neroon. Th* Rod Croaa
^ « K P W ! .- S ! hSS.‘.B Na* kUlad It ho* n*t cufftricnt
farda to giro more-­
Mr*. OWflvld said she w*» -da*
S M n l l Q U b T a ” * ! ,lighted
that th# pro*ld*"t ha*
mad* an appeal far eanlributlona
la lha Red Cross f .r thin P«r-

3T3L .a a r f l f m

figRr. '

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, Th* alktr wotMn member from
Wlsgo—pro­
uo. MIC XrVtiu**—Efflegtie
tested be th* Houu * telegram
f &amp; T . pkrlonal friete 6-eriblng
■aw bigger, stronger, -end
th* recent food disturbance at
organised nationally than 1

•JgrsSM S;*

■a am under way for u

T O . v * ‘."SS

deputy eommlteloner tn .chargu of
deteeDuea who reUkllshed the
corplu delicti.
i ;
Brethors urm* aakad by report­
er* t* maka a statement and hla
attorney adrlted him to do aa bo
h# said, -tharo'a only
ou* thing 1 want ta aay.T d id st
know Ungle—I never saw him *r
hoard of him until I wa* arrwted.
1 Ursa ball for four days until 1
know what It wa* all about. Aad
that'* what 1 told, my mother.".
CORRESPONDENT KILLED

^ I m t r Apropo*»' ta rub#- fuM*
for th# unemployed and drought
1tricken was mad* la • bill by
Roprasentativ* Ackcnnan.
lean, New Jeroey. t* print a bRlion two-cent aUmp* to ooll rBT
hr** cent*, th* *xtru p*nay,ta M*
'at .a jreltef fund. I II* -tlbwdfd

ttm

m

1EDD1MO, OaRtv* J a s , 11 —
(A F)—W. R. Downing, former
correspondent of Th* Associated
Prow at Havana, Cabh' and hla
wife were kilted nad-their tl*
year-old **n Donald was fatally
injured yw tertay la te grade
creasing accident ro a r bar*. Tha
would to realised within Darnings roaldad la Eaddlag.

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Costtraction af th* bsw boulerurd has bean dcnW by th*
awRars. JPred -Ti -WplItRm, d*y
clock and two nUnutcc -latek tha engineer, reported that th* City
graqd Jury roturn*d th* Indict­ ■aw holds dooda ynproarotlpg 84
sho I yeepy* of Arkansas, but I* ear* ment before Attlng Chief Justice per tout of Ik* right-of-wa/^ that

f «

R«qur*ta far early hearing* aa
MRA OWEN A K I ACTION
thalr pro petti* ta approbriate
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. —
fund, far th* R*d C«** w*w late (AF)— EaproamlaUeu Ruth Bry*
Tafor* Ito I lout* agriculture c*m‘
aittte* by R .prew ntaD v^ U O u ar,
ltd abd Flah, of N*w York.
Mo dal* wa* »#t for a hmrinm

sent must be handled through
condemnation action.
__ _
Tba owner* of tho San Juan
flarag* woru given ponnlaaion ts
rereor* ala oak true* from City
property Ir front of their building
on Waot firs t Street after they
had advtaad tb* Commla*Ion that
they planned axtenslr* repaid*
and impratuinania wbfck nocuaalt*

r tn r r tT cot r t o r
J p w t t t i i in n J l ’p l.
IRVI IT n v a ilK aTATM
anil* a, ik
ro n
a » t a ( o u t t , in

H k&gt;w*r»; 9:00. Heading)

All tha Commlaalat
a erred th a t whlla no
now eontom plat*d, all
aiuat aapaet a redurtL
ailnlou to remain aa .noWt
poulbla wlthi. tha htofcut 1
m y *oon ba adopted. A t tha
gaatlon and approval of aaek of
(ho Commlaalonora, Mayor Doaua
lnued the atatem aat above, and.
klnet tha raalgaatlana- were , not
accepted, no further .nation k U
be taken hhfll the Aral naoetln*
of the Caaamlaaton la fhbewary.
«■ At tha eaggeettow wf C iaaRlr aIona* Lahman, and over .tha dkr
■anting rate af ComiplaaloMr M l*
flar, thn'Cdnnaladhm paean* n ih*
•olutlon1(a bold In abaydme.

WANT A D RATES

Ig # b a t y wltrh they
wl.h to Ifitredaeo a t tbs
Moth* of tba KgtelSturn,
attestlna is t&gt;4 fact that

Naval Construction
Program Will Be
Offered Tq Houae

prdpriatJoao eoaunittea to ott
•ild* 152*508^8® already antbor*
lied far 18 &lt;W*troy»r* an d , one
destroyer leader. Tha Navy baa
•lie asked te aprod SHJOOtfiOO
WAHH1NOTON, Jan. 18.-(A P) lor modandalng Ihrae batUeahlpa.
—Shared down by tha Houaa na*
In laying iba admlalatrptkm’d
val commit tea ta each a alaa aa Ha
adeoeatea hop# will tilde eaaRy program before .tha tommlttoe,
down tha eangreablonal diate, the Secretary Adams recommended
•dadnlatntfunta arral eonatruc* 190,815,000 for n4w conatmctiou.
Don program probably will b* pro* Britten pradletod hU group would
aentad ta tha Hanaa thla aaaalon. docroaao that amount by $18,806,*
rvCaDthmA BHttaa raid ha ox*
parted Ma euntmlUee ts bring out 000, tho aum requaatod for n tlxa hilt which .woald alien I74^»0r Inch gun eeeeel.
Tho 830.000A88 author! aatlon
000 ftfr thd firet ategoa af eanatracllah to bring tha flaat up ta bill which Britten prodktod hla‘
the-atreatth eat by tha Loudan commKtac would approve Include
treaty. Altogether, tha propoaala a a aircraft cgrrler to (Sait *57,550.
befora Oangroea- wanld..prortde ,000; n 320,780.000 firing dock
etvioer unlike any othar ahlp wow
tmAt&amp;^&gt;00 for tho work. I
&gt; TbO other roeemmandationa In. afloat, acid four UUbmmrfasa to

"ronclng Urn city Uuly, U

Hetyt 9:30, Chronlrlca; iO:00,-Cofton Quern; 10:30. Rob NewbaPt
11:00, Vr.i*ty 12 1-8 tours).
■
3» h.h_ w j r - t m ; JRT.7—t f DSO OrlaaJa i l »
. 6:90, Dairy &gt;n.l Food; 1:41, Co.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 14. IN I
ell and Sally; 7:00, Santa at-W JSf
0:46', ^ 1L, .M ania* &lt; Chaa»t 7715, Otshi-tlta; 7 : &lt;
Fastdro:
7:00, Bah ', ia aa a Hqarj Tt98. 8:00, K. a Riley; Mill, Shadbw*:
8:80, Bubble Btewtruj *;R0,.C(yar
d jriii 8:80, ♦ ChroaitlRuJ -lOdXL

ftff

•Ignal; -1M 1„ Concert orotostm r
12:15, Dine* rootle; 12:80, W«aIher forecast; 18:81, Daaca mualc;
1:00, ClanlesV progrim ; liU ,
Danca mualc; 8:00, Western Union
lima; f. .30. Musical Mooda; t i l l ,
Louis's Hungry F ire; 0:00, Tlata
ilcnal; 0:01, New* Gatherer; 6:15,

th« rail
* tm d '
the feaU
ontarily.

Takes SeW thW
ToCurhCaneTIf
’ HAVAMA

'4AP)

The Cuban gu 111a man) &gt;taate
adapted tetruerrdhm|TUM|M
ta protect the u a U e n i W t O
crop. Almost dMlfi n n w W W

of enno hnvo k » h w f M ad&gt;
MroroVroaRdn iN n o g # * .^

coal tMOR^OO each.
In addition, Britton mid. U o bid
the
will carry fRJOOAOO far.180 air*
plnhas and N . 000,000 for experi­
mentation with onhmxrtao and
surface craft ahgtnea.
■
lac hided I n ' the aatbortsatlon
for the aircraft carrier would ba
money ta provide 114. airplanes, guilty of balag tro
38 would ba - provided f a r tbe aaunplrury ta IMd«
harrast, are U b*
e relM N cm rrk r. •
'
• Tba-uSal eommlttea prepared traitors, th* hn»B
yeeterday to end Ite -haartaga ao°n
an tbe' MU. A t tb a m ate Data ab
m ba- tha Uur of
anted rallfug In
•y«a». 1 clen * f c*i

\ lleRdaroan; 5:80,
Vitamin A
lls illk t SriS, Florida State M ir
k*t Bureau Barrie*; 8:00, Curtlar
.Announcamcnt; 6:05, Cbildran'a
•Program ; 0:16, Rhode* P'btch Col.
Jin* Mualc Makcro; 6:45, Literary
-PlgrotV Topic* In Brlaf by L», well Thomac NBC; 7:00, Amo* 'n‘
Andy NBC; 7:15, Ocorgo Waih*
ington Hotel Orcbattra; 7:80, PhD
^qddk NBC; 7;45, George Wash­
ington Hotel Orcheatru; 8:00, Mo.

Goodyear Tire
lisa; who a ppea red bafacu the
Cemmlsslon to ask th at an ordht*
anc* b* drafted to prohibit tb*
■ala of-prod Pro, furniture, jrw el-

-

Prices '*

NEW YORK, Jan. 1 3 - ( A H ) Polica announced yMlarda* that
Prod Hchoonhanlt, 21, end Harry
MtlCormlck, :18, k«v* confeisad lha
allying of Stephan Sweeney, their
former gang leader, wbo.o body
Una found I&gt;« 87.,'nlong the 1/mm

Deduced

serve it
8tuuiu feature; 9:00, Same

4|58, Market Reporta; ,7:06.

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t'oni'oitATim.
IlfilwMoiiU
mnun o r r t
van i i n r r r . who## im
own H»#tdr«tr# « ai l|« UfMlh

FOR RENT: 5, 10 or 20
ready In plant; might hi
financx, kkunk-l— h i g m l

, TVQ-ARR HKIllSli* imBCTKI'
ta i t L a r m m . pm nr ooaaouim
0UAN0E8—75e

and

$ |4 0

10O Dullrarad. Phono 888*1
I *a I, niul la default Ihttw l. a l&gt;».
c m Pro Cnafeaan will he enured
against &gt;«u and tlila raue* will
taarratl** prweeed r» part*; The
■•tap* at I I I a Hava emitted me.
Ilo* la a aull In fnrtrlnaa ■ mart,
c a m ill* Ilia amnunl nt lit****.
r**ord*d In U oM |«n Tinnk l». at
paoa lit . Publle Reeunla nt Hrml.
n«la Count*. Florida, rnvrrlng lha
rollowtan 0tarrll&gt;*d praparly. lo.
"'•'ait of lha RWU «f Jh* K »U
Rt S*m»n it. Tiiwnshlp I* *.
■na* J* K. conl*lnlno «w*ij.
tv ttai t r n t b ite Is S*ml.

•

m i*

AM, KINDS building Mkt«
Dumber, rough or drebood
Uvcrcd cheap. Vormoni Ln
Uo., Harvey .Velno, Oitadh,

OLD PAPERa KQE
vrapplgf and p ttf
Apply Herald Office.

r u u n t r . F lo r» 4 * .v

IT lx FITITII Kit ORDHMBth
th a t Iht* OM#r h* euH U tete unr*
a «**k tnr te a r cnnt**«tlv* w*rl&gt;*

III |h* Hanford ll»r*M. ■ a.» * l« .

[BT i r i r TI”
s it

r a f a a a n a l r lrr n U lla *
BurtTKRHH
i&gt;la tVannlr. FlarlC*
lha S ;" 8 » f

V
tI Vim* I**. Clerk a f Ika Clrt-uH Court
a f n .m t**l* fteuntr. F I*rW ». « iy l
Ik * .m l a f till. Court, thl* th * t*
C*y nt p a*. A. P . !*&gt;••

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t* a 4 w f.te F iw HUIm te»

COLDS and H EA D A CH ES
I •• (k* b m i *e**#r r****4r ha*wn

660 also In Tsblttm . •

Rob-lflyTism Salve
la a Doctor'

I’rescrlpllea

Dr. W. R. MacDOUHALL, UHl*
ROPBACTOB, It now loestad at
hit residence la Klortl H tight•,
8. 8*oford, phon* 588*M.
-

LOST— White E»klmo Hpltt pupReward.
■lx innnlhn old,

LOST: btedlum •!** Hhepherd dog
*—black Imclc, tan far*
and
The Moil Hprody Remedy Knewa breast—wot* black aollar— Re­
ward — Km- Hberidan Jewell,
122 W. 18th. Bt.
they w*ru driving tu Monta-ik, I .
I , to hljerk a liquor truck.
Olkera in the round-up w*rv J»hu
Murtay, 22, hla brother Jo h, 19
John's wlfa Julia, 20, David .Me*
Pal land, 21, sad Timothy * Finn,
Ig,
.................... . ■■
K.OPlXKINtW OBH FOR MANY
NEW HAVKN, Cann., Jan. 13—
(APP—NatioRtl bcddquartrr* e t
BbiKnlghte Of Ohlumliu. Ei.iploy.
•vsuUHerric#' anhounreJ t&lt;#*ir
t w SiapWjMsai roiRgltlteea 8f*
llbf *nraaU*tla« if.rw iou* tovm#
V&gt;M ill lti
rntt&gt;byvnMt

•
INMNCAMK BETTER
;
PARIS, Jan. 19—(A P I—A alow
im|&gt;n»*ni&lt;nt wa, rr|&gt;&lt;&gt;rlr&lt;l yoitrrday in lha condition of Raymond
Poincare, cmlnont French slatesman, who has been icrioualy III
tor Mime Urn*. It la rxp*ctr«l II
will I* oonir time however, before
ho ran U removed t . Houlhcm
Fianc*. _____________
RtTKH HF.UI FOR At;Kit VBT.
DAWSON, Ou., Jan. I S - ( A P |
#. 771# funeral nf H. II. Roberta
Hr., N , Confederate V rtrran and
Una,ofdbo first rural mall carrteru
h*r#t Wife htld thl* AflAmoon i l

LUMI1ER
H IL L L U M B E R ' CO.
S erv ice. I'h o n n 135.

SHOE R E PA IK IN O
A . E . D O ilH IN B

SECOND H A N D S to f ti
Ing. 213 Hqnford Are.

LANEY'S ORUa fTOBE—Pro*
scriptloaa, magsataaa, f*unt*Ui
•tre k * . P E O M P T daDvsrm.
rbona 103
num T lN O B LDOKB—Irrtgullaa
hexes and general cam*nt work
Mlrscl* Concrete Co. J- B. TerulReg#', Prop. 3rd and Elm.
7— S ltu a tlo o W an ted

Plenty Wood at Dull
Tho niu W ood.YoH
Went T hirteenth 81
I'hoaa 497*J, 2

WANTED— Wurk tm-h a&lt; wash­
ing, cooling or hou,&lt;* cleaning'
K*c Mamie Fuldn, L'u.f W rit 41lh

AUTO TOPS

By John Devlin

LOOY DOT DOPE

OASIS CAFE

1920 DODUE TOUKINn car, con*
d'-tloU good,
good
vubhar,
1125.7 . rt**| A Son, Myrtla Av*

Phun* 4H

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CAFE

t^ - L o r t a n d P oond
LOST— Between Kirit and Tuentlrth Hu., on P ark, asck of
layer math chlckrn feed. R«uard.
\V. O. Burnt, Route 5.

Children’s Colds
- Externally.

Ur*ob-*f-Doy Temnlo
- .
Dr. Pritchard's New Introduc­
tion
Marglobo quality, color and thap«
10 ta 12 days earlier
Ideal for early green wraps
Tkg. 50c; U lb. C8.00
K ailtm H*rvlc* Cvrporttloa
•'
Cambridge, Md.

M M -w o w * o c t
a M ie n w a r m

FOR HALE: Fhruhbrry fur rn
tiro yard, 1488 Hanford Av*

j|30p000,000
jj s a £WWrW vw . / u
p S 4“
a far half that amount.
* Calls want forward tmlOOO Rdl
Craaa rhaptan •**» ,Right

SK

FURNISHED
convenience,
section —rratc
015 Park A t* .

•ue i ' hnm i .n i i a a .
lU U IT MAItTIN. and
MAItTIN. hrr husband.

405.2—WHR—748
'
7:00. Samo at WJZ; 7;«..B 4nta
aa WEAK; 11:00, Same a iW JB;
RJO, WEAK pracram;
*=»».
Home Tbwn; IO;on. Kami aa WJE
10:30.. §*nir at WEAK) l 11:00,
Same a. WJZ; 11:16, Peaches and
Cream; 11:90, O triterirfl 1&lt;:18&gt;
Melody men.
277.t —WIrT—10M
0:00, Hour from . WABC; 7:80,
flponaored program; 7:30, Sumo* s i
WABC; 7:45, Tha Outdoor*: 0:00,
WARD (1 hour): 0:00, Chronicle*;
9:30, WABC (2 d-8 hour*).
353.6—N il AH—*19
7:00, Jack Turner; 7:15, Sam*
aa WEAK; 7:50, Quartet; 7:45,
Ham* aa WEAK; 8:00, Sama n«
WJZ: 8:30, Kama aa WEAK; 9:00,
Studio faatuta; 10:00, Sama aa
WJZ; 10:30,l, WEAK
program!
11 K&gt;0, Ram* a* WJZ.
, 441.3—WHM—85*
7:00, Organ, new*; 7:90, Or­
chestra; 7:48, Spon.orod program
8:00, Same a. WJZ; 8:80, Same
a t WEAK; 0:30, Sponsored pro­
gram; 10:00, Sam* a* WJZ; 10:30.
Sam* a* WEAK: 11:00,- WJZ
features.
I I 8J-W M U R Tampa—i m
6:00, Theater new*, announcem«nt*; 6:30, Trio; 7:00, Dinror
mualc; 6:00, Trio; 8:30, Shopping
to mualc; 0:00. Mutle of tho Mbs*
ter*; 10:00, Entertainer*.
483 —WBUN HI. l‘etenbunr-628
6, Evening ratlodlet; 8:90, Tho
Yellow Mask; 6:45, Tuple* In Brief
(NBC); 7, Amo, ' 9' Andy (NBC;:
7 »l B, Pinrll** Ifarhtonle*; 7:90,
Mill Cook (NBC); H, Iterret roan*
Frolic
ty trunacription; H:30,
(NBC) CNBC); D, Musical mags*
Alna-(M1C&gt;; UJfl. . ChUlunmmlc
(NBC)l
orrhfitW I Ig; HaTUte
10:30, Dane* o r c h d r a (NBC); II,
Luke Atklpi and III* Kooth*rncr»

Two Tooths Confess
SjHBfog Gang Leader

BaaftodD dRy I m l i

ment position* »rc pci
Infonnntlnn, P. O- Box
FanTonl, Fla.

Hoal rover*. Caahloaa, t
. Upbolateriag, BtR
S P E N C E R T Q P 8U
788 W. Sad 8L

W .H .L

rn

^ r t i r r o ^ r o a g k t autterw*-

1 J* to Barton Puyto, thqlrwhii *1

h* tod .Craa*. aent lha fotWwi
lag MMgrum to Ito.ahartatol v

BY VIC

JIN KS

RELIABLE lady to ta l* .o rd * n
for wall know Watkins product*
in Hanford; customer* e«ublltbrd.
ru elten t fay. The J. R. Watklnt
Co. 70-91 W. Iowa Av*. hltmphlt,
Teas.
WANTED TO BUY: New or iu*d
bathtub*, lauatorie* .toltete and
Dnk*. **y quantity, must to cheap
for rath, Pappar Maro. On. 234 N.
Beach HI. Daytona Beach, Ft*. ^

TEXAS h
HOUSTON,
I P t —C L,
Blata bask af
, tald paika.

.

,

FA U LTY B&amp;AKE8

NUN) ou t of ( cr accldkato i n earned I
ing d lju ato d cortacily ItoaJtb to « h
wbe« your (rout Brake* g ra b with a !
aur* Bad your r u t Ilrakoo aot iWMioi
and let ua show you
*' f ;
■
InspectlOM FREE
“ H irU D Y Wotr ' s »
13 P L A T E U A T I T B lr M S 0 |

cro slk y

SAN JUAN GARAG
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T H * W EATHER

Valr (might and Thursday. Heavy
traal tealghl.

SA N FO R D .

•NKSDAY. JA N U A R Y

IN WHITE WINTER COAT

’o r th e monopUtvo
jfp ite rd a y fo lk m • f • m e ssa g e r e '
4 d fa lle n in to th e
• o f f S an M igtifl
A horea g ro u p o r
n , picked ap ifdrdBladhay Radio Coni
dl aAjr whan or by
(be W»a aaen to fall.
WlfUn, manager of
Mae to kept It waa
I or after the atorro
•ear that p u t of the

. Ilouae taafcwew yeewrday *»•
alited the leaoeo -n« the nitrate
planta m
ahae/wow
veld —
he■ permitted to
manufacture other chemical pm ducta bealdea feiHllaer. Senate
conferee* demanded that priatiction be limited lo fertiliser’, and
It* Ingredient*; *’
*
—Serwrtor Norris (IL, Neb.), au­
thor of the ftfnnate government
operation ’bill, walked nut nf the
confrrenre* charging the lloure
confrreei had "completely vio­
lated" the lentatlve* agreemant
leached laal week.
lie aald the Route hnd pireantad a “joker" under wjjlch the lrss-

laaco In the world that it ta any
lata bat M th e . bottom of the
A. It woald have boon qolckl/
llttrM to pUcw r
Witten pointed uU t.lhat Jdra
0 |y l H art and LWu. William
Ilc U n a , pilot and navigator -&gt;l
M plane which wae esrrylng a
■yload of 200 pound* to rarie,
light have found a cove In whleb Adequate Safeguards
&gt; aeeapa the fury of the element*
Being DemandedBy
1 the* dropped before the atorm.
Adherents Of Faith
They tarried a hacknw with
licli to MW off the wlnga *nJ
By FRANK ft. KIRr,.
sc* planned U drop the engine
LONDON, Jan. Id.— (AP)—» A
•a s the machine: If they were Moslem ultimatum on the a geoid
weed U float, hd sail. Their food {Urdu-Moslem qoarrot ye»l«rday
Ipply weald hava' la*te*i i«u
focoaed the attention of tbo lndlaii round table confer, ntc on
Mrs.
Mansfield, mother,
dd Mrs. f h b ty ii Owynae, ||a- a problem which may delay the
resllsation of lfdl«&gt; djrtt|m of
ft of Mr*. Ilart, wera aUU
r**pom IkI* g uwrrimenl.
;
,

•4 wa#ld b« |'vi milted U tarik#
anythin* ha warned.
'
“Thl# aroulil mean," N lfria said,
* • great chemical plant Bperntad
by private IntrtrMa wilh a gJY- Measure Is S en t’
eminent eubei.ly.' ’
Conference B*i
Home conferees proposed ‘ H,
ed WithDisaer
limit the production of f*rt|tl»»r
to 10.000 tm« annually. ‘
'
Food Loan Is
Chairman MrNsry of the Sen. ^ :
.
__
&gt;
•to eonfrrvy* eald
* ' Route
, JA iiU l.N r.T O N ^ Jtt li
—The llnii.r revterdvy bauWd Uw
not grt private rapltal th Invest ill out h loan fund appropHaMoh
In the prepevlllon unless prod u - bill from the legt*lati%e bo* in
tion of chemicals wna allowed. \Y# wh'eh It ha* floundered for ttri*
think the purpose of tha' leginle* and *ent it on to ronfeivaca »l'M
tlnn li to provldr frttiUaer." \ buiirnetl with diwenalon.
| r
Representative R o e e e , &lt;R-.
Alav*t stimuli mama -ly, Bfa-I•
Tetin.) of the Hou»e conferva*, aald dent llooyer *»ued a ptocUyiattof
be warn “not very nprimlstW. Be­ calling upon the public for f l
cause a&gt; far the Senate ha* te- 000,000 to be espended Jry th e jf e l
fueed to make any roaeeealon*.’ Cross In huy'ng fond ami fiothi
•In my judgment," eald KdpTa* Inn for the aufferera of tho drSuth
aentative Q u i n n , Mississippi. area.
Democrat on the conference com*
hhirp eonfllrt surrounded .-»lh#
milter, "It la the purpoae of Re* artlun r f the Houta. This (IwtleJ
publican leaden to kill the bill on .on tho Senata amendment liteiV*'
Ihla fertUlaer provtalo* In ordar to lug the bill'* total from atlJhM*
avoid making the iaaue directly on
power."

BL0CKATP4 RLEY

Ali|ftimB OirlWill En­
ter Talking F ilm *
Following S u c cess
NKW YORK, Jan. Id e -IA P t—
Tallotah Bankhead of , AUbama
ard London cacao hack yerixnlai.
a alar, to the land she left right
years ago an unknown.
' ,*
A# the walked down tho ba/lgplank of the Aqultanla vhsrtly a f ­
te r n*»n rbe • « g rrtlld by a
dalegatlon of Broadway rv*H y
wllh.ihe homage dad aa American

■taw‘thus'-"an aaiutii
W9u.' ’by whimtoever daytagd,
•hall h*»acoeple.l by Iartt#'Mo*IJata unlfia th«ir lntci.-«ta ark
adequately safeguarded In that
eonttltullon.’’
' ,
' The statement waa a mere repe­
tition of tho Moelem imiltlnn but
coming It did almost on the ev#
• f idjouraawnt It raaaod soma*
(Continued On Page Four)

A.F.LUrresS-Day
Working Week For
F e d e r a l ' Workers

leglalation for fed-

■4 iq,*n the

•c ru m d tnday.

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,OB*
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lnU
«*»•
• 1of

ratio ea vfoTl aa other fMtwree
of the propeaed program will
he di*cua**d. ThV meeting will
l*&gt; ofirn to tly public.
At tho annual ni**llntr "t tbo
rtockboldery of lb# .pinfold- At-lanlle National Bank h id *»•-»«••
day afternoon, the old board of
(Utwrtot* Una re-elected for the
m-ulng year. I n addition,
tbo
board r e le tte d the aamr oflierta
and made 8- O. Shlnhult*r cat uf
IHr two vke-ptrsldenla.
In re|M&gt;rtlng the re-ult uf l*'t
operatlony. U "ton £. Abeit
prwditxol a t the in-t ivratlah, to'd
She aturkhuMar* that pfdflta rr*
SOI*le.I during tho M#£ fp re c r y
Wstl'f*1 y; dcpa»H*,tair* ion
jddarably utoia ihaa-.tltaf »ei«
n ^ - a a r ’agn. a*4’ tha J H k m-w
Kohl- its *lr.mges* pualllon Slrr^
b* opening. Oo* «f lha major did
y lopmcflls during’.the year u*l
ilia p ta tU se af tha bu!MMF»hk»
btataev (ha Mnk. riulqncMg, v.&gt;

Iv3&gt;v ta M/V\l«n|w f*&gt;l

th at. )W afTWrea a n f W r i « r a
have tpRIa In the fytnra uf S«n.
font.
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The «.rfWr* t f tha hnkk are a«
(allows: l.lnUm F« -AiUq, .p rr l-

jVgfl
aaalslsnt ra*h|4n The
board nf d lm ta rs ia Minpaaevl of
lhqv&lt;«fl«win*: jI. T. Welker. J r .
ihairman of Ihqc'WmPi.'knd wh#
It aW president el' tM AtlvnlQ
Naths**I llarik ofVjMkaonville; P.
J. F atter* T'esidkirt of (be Osre a ls‘vjrprca* Co.j. K. 0 . SMnt
ho|»er,..H*lfoiii crata tninafactur.
erf 'Jea f^s meson, .14a ford grower,
W. C. TJtll, pryHdrM HUI I.uiobei
«
R. A, Nywi"*'1! "'•&gt;»•••( Hill
H « rd » afJ,(js..aad L niun K. Ah
Ian, ptk4(drnt«f the Im al bank.

G. W. Spencer Bre;
Plains Mafle For

Eruptloni
H f Argiatina —
Be Volcanic erup.
{uakeS shook Wes
la Lapoma vegbm
sa a t war* reportirwe and ll U fear,
'kyya &gt; iir i.rd la
d lrw which began

Livingstone I)c*

(A P ) — W in te r Ixirc d o w n .t
th e S o u th n gnln to d a y b r io
Iiir forecjutla fo r to n ig h t &lt;
th e low eat le m p e ra tu rp * '
th e ara ao n . A lig h t anow ft
ns f a r n o u lh an A tla n ta w h e
th f m e rc u ry d ro p p ed to 5
T h e w in te r’ll low p f l i t '
IB d eg ree* wnn fo rc c a rif t
A jIanU 'tonight. J-icksonrilWM
ported a niln'mum lost night,
.10 with a low of »l d u nam
roighhurlng lowland*,
^
MeI*Droloffista* pt*l)cUa CM
wctlhor for Florida tonight ■!
a fresrse at leurpeialuvv* »f ,
aiow waa taken fn m the top *t the to Zt In the northern p a ttU a ,
th.- elate, fre e in g In r&lt; ntntJP
heavy frost )n pair*mo iJM
Florida with tlra i skleo. ; . "
Trmpemture a t New OrM
nearrd the tro»»ln« point
Bond Men To Meet
Ijm ir linn* the Half Coaat p
With City Saturday
dieted for Louisiana- Trnn*h
n p u itu l mow with *cvrn tad
at Johnson City and two at Kli*
F d rth tr neaotiatlvue
the
port ami Chattanooga. An. H
purpoae "of reaching an agreemenl regarding tha imyroetnii
frll at Niahvltlo.
Snow waa falling In Weal
lo U, mtdi un Sanford1# b mdrd liwtetdednei&lt; will ba entered Convicted Banker To Virginia and North* and S&lt;
Fivealng or »ubfro«
Irlu at n maellng to iie twld
Have'His Freedom Cdrcllna.
teni|ieiatur**
were
prrrll
teni|ieiatur*
Saturday aflevnoon a t . IlH
n’tloclf In th# CJll Rail
Ilnill February, 17 throughout th* South. . , A
Irieen icpigirnlallte* of Ihe
BondhaMerr •rrvlw tlic Comnilltew PP«M »0 «:»ty Crimmlaa-

Disposition IsMaii
Of Accident
In Municipal Cod

whu fiev* a throw year prlaon
term on charge* of .vloUtlun nf
*tate bunking law*, will luive hi,
tllivrty until FeU If. Inateml of
Final dlipotlllon waa *mp&lt;M
Apr. 4, a* grnaUd Jan. &amp; by Juilgu
two recent automoblU) Srroekr
j , t*. B. Koonce, of Tayam*.
Thl* thong* ,ln U m ealonaiAi Bufurd. •« foe •« the Felice

stti sdi*eowry 1&gt;V Klate

Her meal thrilling moment ramo
when «ht was nu t by her father,
Repreaeotatlve W. D. Bankhead
of AUbama. Tha boat docked earl­
ier tkan he eapreted and he a r ­
rived Ute. Ills bland* daughter
ran from ane of end of the pier
to the other fianctf$■!!&gt;' calling
his name far ZO mJuOU* btfoea
maty Judge Jamei O. 8harp«
•he fouad him.
, .
,, , »/,
tilt*'afternoon presiding #wr
Earlier la the da)* *hr hid rorpmdac form of Coanty Court,
eelved a wlraie** fn m Jilip tailing
wUa CMOly prwaecuter John
her to prepare "to hat* yanr gta
Jtalardy prc*e«tlng the ceunsard (queesad opt when w* « p * t"
ywee.’waa liitaalgg to the trial
ThU. I* Mia, Bankhead's first
t If. OgU*by and W. ,1- Sharp,
e- men charged wllh "taking r MIAMI, Jaa. 1 4 -(A P )-T h a v)sU to bar native reentry einee
Wltk Mine".
'Y
executive council of (h* American IKS when iho cama trier ad hwm*
kiaael fee the two men had Fei*ration of t^sbor. In aeostan
*d u a joint trial, and, walv- her* yastrnUy, adepted a resolu­
• rr*lfonirnt, they both p
tion urging the immediate plorlng
[ullty A jury, twwpiwad of C. of fcferal employes on a five-day
NcWoo, It. A Band, Braitu* Wefk basis to relieve unemplsyig ie tt, P. A. H trii W. H. Hand. m oot
'".
M ('. F. ■llantar, s»&lt; salertad.
Tt*-resolute n s»*nt*d the time
id began tha trial s i lOtOO o'- has coma when th* government
mH th l. aaeetdnfe.
, yknuld keep step with private em­
JtU ti«T-(Ala) - A
Tqaterday’ afternoon a t n U ta ploye re who slrrady have don* so
Ik fbtWprd yislerta t| and after mom than Utean tmd Immediately Inaugurate a
tha iMtlfhation
tafy', deliberation, a jury, catn- five-day week for govarameat rnta r i f t J. K, Bm.th. 0. M Arta; ploy*, •’psrilrulsrly where Ibis
^Tii'DMda.: y: r , rmier. a r . elmrge sou Id be made efflrarltuaCaatai
tader. sad Joder Caraarou, re­
* ‘*
mini a vvrdkt af gellty In tha ta"
"We received reports that lha
w :« f b WHl'ame. colared man t*VarnmMk p&gt; dispensing
with
urged will* operating.an a«to r.srvke, of»a (number of employe.
ri^Br white Intatlcaitfd- Counsel In navy yards and various ether
IT t i e »agro made known the in- forma of -government nervier,"
esdll. a Jft_
,
William tireoe, president of the
federation said a fttr tha meeting.
"This aggravate* the unemploy­
ment situation. "We bellov# .the
gevtnvmrM i should Inrrvate Ha more f&lt; rward
leer* and take up the alack of nip Mtalifjr other
emptayment, .
ha had n o tw
, *Wd expert to take up for t;* - up" la tHfHhj
*Idi ration W4f* the various legis­ bad been
lative questhms now prmbng Ire- minder, , A n
f&lt; re Coagrets and ia which labor wltiwvaea, w SI
id .VttaRr • * ! directly Interested. l*»rted to hav.

kiesfe Is Brought
p AtColuityCourj

By a vote of 3IS to 1IM, • tno.tlon ’that the Jseuse coofereea he'
In tru d e d to hcrefit the Sedate
amendment-wa, /Ufrated. Aheth*'
vole, tlh to 1m , kept the fm-d
Iota question from being brought
Op for general debate.
, The iaaue of loan* for human
food, M appdood to loan*, for tbo
purchase of aeed, foetlllaer nut
f«ed for livavtork for which Ibl'
me at ure I* Intruded to providp n
revolving fund, hia l&lt;een a Miurre
of dispute almoit *lnre the re*
•Inn began.
The Senate amendment ia alernly opposed
by admlnirtvat'ou
«pokeimen who have a*«erterl lha

Snow Falls At Mi
Points In ColdWi
Expected To Brl
Biff Frost To St

ll

!rged their
daring lh*
■prtaoen se-

•' / ■*y**1 —1
Climaalof several yv»i* *
rad* and cansiettnt play at gut
lir ^ --------fa (Maeml Ms.lf 09

who keep dropping In on her *a
tan of ’wit, culture, and b'nhoni'
(Continued On Pago Flmrt

Airplane Is Used By
Local Agent To Get
Delivery Of Autos

Hill Rogers To Use
Talents In Helping
FORT WORTH, Tea.. Jan. 14
fontrlhatlrg hW gift to humor
towa.il nllevtatlun of suffering a­
mong hi* "hi m* folks," of Tvs**,
Oklsh- nin knit Arkeu-u-. Idl by
I’ruulh, in employment nod ^r-tber
irvetre*. Will Rogrr* will tiegin a
lour her,. Jan. M.
I «proceed-, tjnm hi* appearsrtc*a.
In wlilrh be hfpe* In ultract unllmitp.l d*«llnrs for lb* needy l»y
Ids wit nod wise Itrarka, will go
to Ihe relief of thorn who need
Immediate a*,iatancr.
Unger* will defray his ea|*-n*e*
frern hi* own pocket.
"I’ve got line* Wer-k* o|e-n lie*
twem pillule* and w*nt lo give
that lime to hrl|dng lbe»e folk*,"
«splaim.l llw former Oklahoma
lawbey, who came here front Hol­
lywood by plalle.
.
•T h e re , one tiling I want dona
.l..o l dividing thi. up," he sold.
" | want half nf It to g 1 to lb*
rounlry folks it., folk* out on
the farm*. The ether half can 1*
U*w&gt; tv help the Ulteinpb ycd in
th* cllle* atd town*."

Hurry-up method* were pul into
effect today by o rf of Sanford a
business men who report* that bis
•ale* bav* bein inr(ia*ing with
tuck a rush that he finds it nec­
essary to take to the air in order
to provide cuslomeis with speedy,
efficient servne.
Kariy thl* m tndng. Ralph IL
Wight, local lludson-F^sea dealer.
Irft Hanfotd (or Jackaonvllla In a
tew model CtlMlxt Junior air­
plane plbited by W. K. Smith,
f* E i4 '^ 1 veprosaolatlve uf tho
BHnaun factories who is on a lour
of the slate in the Intareat* uf
opaniag brench agencies. At
Jacksonville Mr. Wight will im­
mediately secure a floct uf new
Hudson snd Essex autamohlr*
which will l&gt;r driven tu Hanford
this after noun, in order lo oe on
the flvor of hia ahowroomt tor.tgM for tbo Inspection of hia
custontei*. Floyd A. Palmar,
sales ms a fpr the Wight firm ,.left
Or Undo lodoy in a tegular pastenger plane fur Jatkesroville
where he will jvln Mr. Wight tml
drlvi. one of tha automobile* to (A P )—The stata highway comadeaiur, t day
puat|»uiicil the
Hmfard.
edr ptwn of this goaf's budget and
th* election of .chairmen until
delegation* from many Florida
round**, seeking tu have toad ami
bridge work In tbelr aectlon* In­
rim ed In the budget, hnve appear­
ed fur a hearingTh* rummtaaiun indi&lt;atrd that
,rv|iie Com|i*tvn, Walter IJagen,
nd I wo fill gel. all of whom kava ll would eualtnur the mcctiiqr
through topsoiTow. if awe«saiy.
iraed ia yards uf *•
Mr. Bpriwrr waa playing w ith proleets a gala* t allrged dlacrlmtayy Davidson, prof, ssiooal at ination agalndt (Ira flarlda |l*m
ta Oriandu C&gt;U"trT Club. Allen rock In'uakry wars lodgvd with
(sw art, ptafr-'lnnsl at th a’loral Ihr i o.umlatMai by
uofse, an I Calvin Black, pramm- „f lime reek dealer* who rUiiwd
rmirr* erehiiict. (he slate department's aperiflraMriag the afleraata’a p!«y. Mr. (Um &lt;’B **ridU pewjects workid
Irttafr U gg.d ih rt. Utdik* and b -id -b ljl^ 'Y W h U JadoaA) . ^

A fto rn e f ■»*'
lard Smith, of TIluavIBe. that Mr.
ta k a ’* attumey*. n filing motion
flu a *up*i*edea» I**ml, after bav*'
Ing lieen Vented • petition for u
writ of habere corpus liefnro
Judge Kminer on Jan (I, had nut
complied with tha law. tha* ren­
dering all action taken that day
(t'ontlnuad &gt;m page foul)

*Big Bill* Thompson
Resents Charge Of
Political M otiv es
CHICAUO. Jan. IB —j Al*»—
Mayor William Hale Thomi-on’u
flood contrul * cnnfrrrnte took
time off yesterday formally l» re­
arm Ihe rharg* by Hoi. Hubert
Ishant Randolph. pre»ldrnl of the
Chicago Association of f mo'ene,
that It was "u ‘lilac Hill' P’dlllcal
rally."
*
The mayor mv-orUlrated tb- a l­
ia, k wllh a »prt&gt;«h III which he
denounced Randolph uni thin iha
cm ftrrra unanimously etopted a
rrsidutlun eondemnlilg the "quef'Honing of «ur niotlvca."
Handolph. addirsstng Ihe N»W
llrlian , A»-orlul|on of Ounmirrve,
had remarked: “The lMill&gt;ho.i la
Iteing tried nut again, and if »»u
IIHIo boy* sllslr *1 follow tt'o |tarade, It woutJ be • romplrl* Hop."
laiulslana rielfgalea led off by
dlaelalndng re»|H»n»lhiHty f«r Col­
onel Hand"lph.
Alfred 1*. Ranilgrr. chairman «f
the flood rnnttol coinmlislon &lt;f
Louisiana, Uigrrl dflrgatee lu ctmcrete action.

Railroad Commiwiion
Id Object Of Attack Hospital AHHociatio:
To Meet Tomorrc
TAMJkllA^SFR, Jaa. 14 —

(AIM — Tho Fbirida Hupcvmo
Court was (old today thsl the
stale railroad »on»ml*»lon * “derervee a iwsiul spanking". (Vrun*
sel f ir the Ftuiida Motor IJnea
,|imklng In oupimrt of their con­
tention on that tho railroad com­
mission should nut &gt;'*vi- gvnutdd
Hie He irgla-Florlda Molar Line a
permit tu substitute large l&gt;u*ea
for seven passenger sedan* In ofwrntlnn between Jacksonville and
Mlsmt. - .
The Florida Motor tJna* operata
over the earn* rent*. When tha
Florida Malar Moan first atpcaleJ from th* nthar ef lh* railn-M
cummlaelaw. th# r mrt quashed lha
i . inmleelon's order pa the ctuuad
that rujflclsnt «vW*nc# wa* had
suhethlrd tp skew a need f*r ad«
the groond dlitaaal Vue fariltles- Tb-- mils
perature of
rd early &lt;a

rse Record;
!vent Sunday

f - V )

V

the judge of Munlripal Court pi
rerdlnga Me*.—. ------- I h i m
Frank Hlehmond, DeLSad
dint who da* driving .a F o rd l _
truck ewhlch figured In a collaldBr”
with e lludrfna oodan at tho InUf- e
aerilim of Kreneh Avenue • dnd£ \Thlrtrm th Street a few davu agd, 's'
we* fined l i o n * charge nf reek- ^
lets driving, Dave Jeffrey, color* •
r-d driver of the Hud*on, wna flood
•|t&gt;,
fi fain
f w ir
for kla
hi* narl
part li.
ln lka&gt;
Ihe irplHmi.
acridwit. um
Albert Yale*, whit# laborer who
Uvea on the Sanford-OrlanJe high­
way »nuth of thl* illy, paa held
mainly reapon*lhl* fur Ihe neaf»
•crlou* auloraoidlp *reldont neak1
lha Sanford A irnue Aviation f h tf
Sunday night and waa fined • tan
tul of »jn, haring had lo pay l i t ;
on n rh u g e uf parking a ear wllh.
■mt light*, and IS for drunkafiheod.
Judge Shamn gave him th* m lua
mum fine In each rat# owing ta
the fart that tha man was lha sole
vupport uf a large'fam ily and h id
been unemployed fur soma time,
Frank DuBoae, driver of the Bulrh
»edan which wa* demulUhrd when
It ran Into the parked Ford BeJ
dan owned by Yale*, was dlumlaaivl of rharga* nf recklma driving,
Ed. Johnson, and J. A. Williams,
while men, wvir finel f lo each
for being drunk and disorderly,
while Doc Biddle, colored, drew a
like fine for lha same uffc.nMj!
Fii-d Wllsin, colored, had a cMM
ga of Iwlng drunk end illsordmul
•gainst him dlamiaaed, but Judgh
Sharon gave him the .maalmaan
(la* or SItxi for driving a car ah''
der Ike Induenre of liquor. Bervi*
lev lliuwn. colored, ass fined
f &gt;r disorderly conduct. Peart
Jactaen, colnrad, in court on . h
similar charge, was dlimiaaSiL; 1C

At tha. annual Hireling of.
Fernald-Laugklon Memorial I
Iijtal Association whieh la a
■luted to be held-taausrrakj (d
noon at the Court llaoak a t jl
cluck, tho election of atfltattj
ta il, and the reading a f 'M i
un finance and operation wR(i(
slltute the principal baa(n«ad|
be anile it akeaTka Assurlatlaa has a dirori
list of 47 nama*. made up af J
raetnluiitis af retry ctaiicV j
onrantaatimi, out-lying tow atf
both tha city and county gqiu
m rnt’e. The pressm o f f W « j
T . W. Lawton, pivtidcn1
Catlett, vlce-pcjaldeatt

�1♦•

’

t • &gt;1

intMUk Fund And
fll CareyFigur* In
New P ropositions

iStk

« W YOBK, Jan. 1I— (A P)~

Ik.

H m . M i white males; . * * white

» Wff

hravyvrtlihl runrounf
a* oat hrt) 11m open y«terday
hi a M l »{ p n illu propoeal*
agals deillnod I . IIm up MM
Wprid t ill, hoot between Mas Bebafaling and Young Bill Btriblbw
damewhero la HPnol* in Jana and
another In B^temher t r t w wi Uiv
win— r. and Prims Camera, 1U
a^aa mountain of Venice.
Th# H a n t aUh find official!*
—and BIB Carey, praeldent of
MadUon Sqmam Garden unoffl
daily—Joined la « leading cm*
tract, for thta pro#ram U “Pa"
BirlbUng, father and manager of
tho Oeorgia pride, sad Jot Jatah.,
pOot A f »ho Oorn.cn cl jo U r.

IBM vital d a Untie* w eia'alm a*
tho oMM. for 40t PcrrdM —fa
bora akilo JIM died. A gradual
-icrllno In both birth* *and drain,
ha. broa MUd .'n r. that tin**,
for la rompartaon with 1IB, forty
four fewer pmaoai wrr* both
while 41 frwrr paraoaa died.
.
While 10*7 wa. the peak yoar
la birth, and death* other yaorc

w ar. bora in IBM. IM whtlo f *
mi lee were bora |he .a m * year,
making aaothar high reofd. '-lit
colored male. war. born In IBM .
while 106 colored.. female* WOT. I had a let of
born in l t n . both high records. allpatloe, bead
66 white m ile death. wore re­
corded In ABM. for p pish £*»W
la 1» y*»ra. U
wh!ta?lf ^ f W
do.the were recorded (a IBM. a
Ugh mark. M colored maUt dtwd
to IBM and BS ro lo rrd f fotfalof'
died In IB H , to eethhUM' high
mark..
*
D'gglng deeper laU tho fhcorde

sw r

d !2

to promote motrbec in

*a

Chicago

than In any other modth. May,

If h u S T S ^ a S ' ^ S ^ S
York parent organisation alar*

.»

SU9 MB % js g

ouHnl \nw
/M r
winter montha November, Do­
er in ber, January, and February
record tbo U rged ' — m W of
•death* With Jaly, A agait, an i
Would sbdw r e c e ip ts *
M l U or about the! of
I—, which bed a H
MhaU compotltlraly, m ,
revenue ao about W

city la thdt nutate no-

U. a

la IBfo, o sa c t.flM fM
avalliblo.
.' . .
ikH Disin eehools, Kow
raleymn . aad Atlaatlc eratio*.
:o&lt;
North JOgWjjbiW
AoreotlegUU fopfbaB i t Mthy with a privl.lon that bound
kU to *, i f rietor over Bchmallng
fc . fight CsraoM IA d J rilp a *
Boptadber, iBBl, aad
afkia ln ,J B tt agate, t th . brat
available oppo—o t far. th# tn l* aopo th at nothing w—M bo loft
And atena. T b . ra a tm t booad aadMM by the —mmlttw aad the
Btrlbll.g to p n l W M M i f Ma rt.ld .n u of thlp MftMn generally
lg l-S partcat *bar* la th . Beh- ia hart Um road bad raw,bridge
mallag-S irtbllag rocolpU a* a far- at Mtaroa tem pi. Ud at the
frtt far th . match with Camera, aarUert data. He brought Urn
, BUI Duffy, Amerkaa a w y t Creating, t f the. Orlando trade
of Camera, eat U — tba ooafcr- oody, and cald that.'Orlando wan
encc today ale— with milk fuad back of the move 'a i k i ltn w U
Mayor Brawn, wke . la • ‘ ateo
S lim
»ad tho r - w - a U U m
chairman of tbo road, oommlltoo.

worn w iN ifM i ooon «roiit,
and declared that
doubt but that aureeae wOnld atchmetlng wme aonpended inoei- lend tbe gfforta b*ng made, ifa
July alortr wl‘h J u g * w b - atated that thep. ls .—ila a peeim

Now Yarh eowwalaaUm yaealad
M Herman'* rhaa.plor.hlp U *t
aoaddy fa r fallaro U —roc l"*;
ad lately ta a U lt koat with Jack
herh Or hero.
The eontract* a* o ff. red yraterm

[ocAhali raeMyl

it alkielie pn

Big A tten d a n ce
F e a t u r e s Meet
OfTrade G r o u p

Control Of

ll|* •“ *&gt;■« proflo- time* the &lt;|uentltjr of nU ret.i Ihel

From the . offke» of 1 CuUnly
Judge J.m oi O. Sharon, etaUetlc.oa marriage Ikan.ao laauod alare
101R and sthraogh 1B90 Indicate
tbaf nine# the year (OOf whoa

J ia . 16/— {A PI
Of JmJitm baa
Tmteaa, - T&gt;s-

tfailed
e ^’ tos develop
s w sanvagreement
s a s v~“
wrsi&amp; j r u"
^ ApM"V " the *»W*nt k f . oea■rrepUbl. |0 Senator N orrli, (H,.
N ib .a u th o r of the government
operation bill who want, the Irene

Daraac in hla' atatrmcaf na|d
again ravlrad dcaplte the appar­ Naaclo Sboala wan not needed
for national defense niece private
ent accord reached laal trn k whan
Industry was predating "three
a majority of the lloase taaaagora accepted government cot»•trucUon of traocmlnnlati I Inna.
'The centreveroy has row been
future, Pm ldeot rapworth an­
nounced. Qeo. W. McBorjr made '.a
complete report cf tbo. coming
air tour planee which w ill U ta
Hanford host Monday,'and aahdd
ihat tb . L lg r. Club, of w ldd|.hf
wan . member, bo given evrtt* or■fitanee pcecibl. In making the
day a iw crm . A motion wac a­
dopted te esUnd an InvUatlan ta
Oen. Chariea P, Summerail, fa r.

dm gcraraeacat' e ia ll — U r 'Urn
field of economic cnlrrprtle, In
aUlatUii of every principal hithert f ahoorred la th *' randort of
go— nuarat . . well a . la the
read art of Industry,by damUplng
aad dletrtbutlag thin power." •

A never to be forgotten experience
Three Ymjrs:
JT orth V cM ni
In The Millin g. ,^&gt;/Three Y ^iniF o
v T AyaaL (\valUBl«
ol inlometi— rfutyiou t

|K hla h a fund
l i . i - t .A
M W fwfWw W l*

L_ —

tar protcxrflaa of your
horn, butlrvrn, 1
«naco—)OoMy&gt;'. y
More then a hundred yurt
fire Intuvtnce compaAltt era
lloni with property owvtffY
•jentt..T(? thil tyitcai. Sloek
ow n mudi ol ia success in sc
triduel end tKe public. •).• -J

T»T«I»

Jracontervatlpnoli

SS&amp;liS £

cat af tha to
acUHtlaa.

�Florida-;
The Herald la in receipt or an intent!
Issued by Nathan Mayo of the department
Florida, containing nuuiy attractive ilhtati
detailed Information concerning frulta and
lp thla state. It alao include* diecuaelon*c
value; of seventy five, vegetable* and o n * .
for utilisationi
!th apedal regal
ion of Florida*

new booklet
rneulture of
is and much
bablaa grown
te nutritive
dred frulta,
ia and vegedietary re
■aeaaon proi find broc-

i thing elw

coll, tiRON, nearly

bitter and
k vegetable
4, gecarolr,
•table cunC trlly maw m picnivnv pwvpa^i f f O T | w « u w u P fn ^ v ,f u nh butter,
l
thcjii.contain a flavor'of nut# which la vety plowing
■Other veamlablea Indigenous to Florida Include: tl
unfamiUar qriW rgnd-BlIkhoke, asparagus, lima I
string.beana. becU, Bruaaela aprouta, cabbage, carrot,
com, eucumb—ta a r p lg n t, garlic, lettuce, njlnt, green

■went etrong In
whldhtdocsiweU hgr* Endive, col lard*, By
water craw, and kite Alan thrive. Shallot
slating of avail clualercd .bulbn which n

Tha rod la s. *f abode*,1*1
tricki a rt loaenrtaM*, would I
it to that on ,p- recant r»Q
journey from P*rla w H— M
should b* thrown in tha ee iu
of that n m t c f hw m fl
Frenchman who travel* f o r i*
tin . He w a r an oldorty gogtyl
with an Imposing, ariitoei
name wha w ta on Wa way to
di* Ababtt In Ethiopia. Tbi
quite a n u ll on to E t h i o p i a
daya, by the way. T he' M
crowned Emperor 1» ibari*g
eonreulona—and «I1 kda - I
found.' Our fallow traveler waa
iny the trip by onay stag**.
Intended (a it op over a few &lt;
In Roma chiefly, he said, to

center* of Inatrartkn and* bile
to farmers In th o futoir. So that
tha day I . ' not fa r dU laat w h *
that bogay warahUad * W tho
roait. touih ef the Blrisru, lo t
ceuturiaa avoided Uko a paatllupeb
bccauio of Ita pcdiboed a ir, will
bo an agricultural center of im­
portance, aad aif no ato not lack*.

U r4 .d a m W lo iv .o k r a , ° h lort. chtvea, p ara ley , p arsn ip * ,
peppaw..pO!tW tfc.y»m v 4M bP cn. p la n U ln , r a d h h . ai

l

KUmtai"

r iU lBia BIBT»
&gt;ham on'the paatrlo)

Eswjm.’a

m l a*'t l # rattUnc hall.

above shown
growing In ]

Comparatively few of thenvwould find
rgely because
the public ha»i
hli
time, large!
.
rapd plaa-twopj peak, above
‘ : ‘ it# of such frulta aw
J M H H ______ ISet decorative s f f id ^ h lc h a bdwlt
of-mangoes glva« a table, but the poaafbillty
possibility I* here.and
derftsnd
aome day all Florida frulta and vegetables will be in dergaml
p a s t* Dto |*v*l aod. •
ip ovyy^ aumptuoy*. Ub|e In Uiq couptpy.,
j ;
a and cliff a n vaiti
*
.th# talioya lift

haart la glad that men Wrf

Florida's Relative Position

•id#
a laaa.for m* op th* pralri*
m u d the hand * t CM- .
By Oracafiton* Coat**,

,♦ ‘V-'-yV.- 1
f*
■*! V
1.? I(
Scientists say that everything la relative In this world,
Ve are ’rich or popr only In so far aa our wealth compare*
rith other*. A man la Ull or, short only in,the compansoti
ie make* With someone else. Placed beside a' man of .{jVi
oet ala, s itx foot man la tall; but beside op# nU feet:at*

i*a la Miami at
ill wander thgt
depraaalda aif# ua »
&gt; t* battle

*tre*C*

a campaign ip America to provoke
a - war with Japan would do the
Country an Immonot rcrvlco. Noih irg will help America to ba­
re m« o nation like a million Jap*
aaete landing up the PacUlo Ccaat

M Aleag th« road
« V&gt;
f ront of a loaded wagon,
the wagon* hurrying to Ihu

coadJHoa

ir th* fuller enjoyment
ity whan it Anally art

K M day.".

Another “immediate; talk ff|ti( , at about tan-.or flftoon. feet T
Undo Sam which “brooked r»
bthw Ih , anrfaco there eclated a
The vlaltor ate* a miracle rolng
Uy" wga tha annaiallon of
*&gt;ef of imall pebble* parhapa ala on - beforu- M r t t r y cyot.' Behind
loo and Canada. And thla also: In. *&lt; In thlckneca. Th* w ain tha wuriu-r* itrctchei ,,n tndlaa*
Tha nitkattor and bootlcggli&gt;c. aooId not peretTsle thla atratura. large a n a « f yellow, ilckiy* gvdu,
buttress, he had become ronvltv;-. d r a t'lo a it not apeedily enough. which U g tt &lt;o tie 'torqurred.
o4 during bit sojourn je Am»‘lf. Dcr'rg inachlnei were «e*. to The private domain* of Xlutt Vk.
eO, waa aimply a plot h a tc W by, work'ttf'dunrh hc4» In Ihlg pebble tor Emmonual that' h*v* been
Moscow to undermine th* moral* formation of vdranic orlgh with punctured w ith' diialdholaa avury
of the American ,m p la ,
th* m u l t that 1lie tanJ i* drying twenty yard* actually begin to
My fellow traveler paid It waa
I.Vl¥n*i *____
‘ ’
hit Intention to put hlo obattva-,
Ilona la as bpok aa aeon **,h*t
n tu rro d from .Ethiopia. It oi
Audita
8ystcm*
Ti
to be an Intoreatlag voluiqo.

ktd hint- If ha had dlicourrd
y sympathy with hi* , *«Umanta about provoking a m r iyl|b
Japan ard annaslng Maslco and
Canada. “Th* Aiderican. era A
Molioua paopla, U rapllod. “TIm i ,
[gro not given to announcing IheTr
nU ptlona with the baom of th*
gig'drum. They listen t» ymi-und
smil# *"d to their way.” Not *
bod praeticol

e

* • v

h dpoad , it* doovu

m

De;*m-

Dt'.fpr tha prqtactloiy pf U»

y)tor* has r#-op#w#d, proving fisting and getting Ua house In order. U struck rock,

»u*h thlagu con happen.

a V y a y l * a d “ o t M r* .
H g rl
U a p l a n a n t M a c L a r a il, lik e *o
r - i a h u a ln o a * tiia a a d o / i , t u r n -

n-bod account which
n sariou# overtra/t.,

*VU a r e triad to find Ih#
on a dark night with ih*
a toad IIy falling, you can

n tfx d what prompted Ad#-

Ann* Proctor to wylto "Th#
Chord'-

I«, height Of poaolmpni wit
hod th* oihgr day when on*

muni blood* snpoonusd ho
It rood log “Ufa" bacuuo#
ft Ilka U (mil* ony more.

lest June, and bM been definitely moving forward- sin
Is now In better condition than any other portion
United States,
'There la noetato comparable to Florida except
*ni California.
;
.. i
, 4
"Because of a drought last summer a special agd
Congrev waa asked, for to taka carp of the d i s t a l
Congress la nqw l&gt;e|ng b ra ise d uiion all aides tou0pr
moneys to take care of the distressed In the countr^Oriiiln
Florida, during Ita five years of vicissitudes andtoyroublcM
eg no state ha* eyar passed through, never a * M « govopombnt for anything except permlulOn to ahip w h x lif waa
producing and relmburaeinent for what . th« w e ( |u n c n t
dextroyed in the Moditgrraaegn fruit fly campalgp,- r •
"Florida cannot be permanently hurt; and temporarily,
not so badly. Destroy everything In Florida and In SO day*
It can be producing something to eat and sell. No png ha*
ever frosen or starved In Florida.

Florida

L. E* ALFORD COMPANY

g colotsal effort te Increase 1b*
productivity of th* Italian *o|L
From Indication* It la aafi to usrama that If vrill sucraad a1few
year* hanco to grew &lt; oaougb
wheat to supply th* astir* nation
without Importing from i l jeal ■
At "Son Reacor* w* sUppad n*ir

yon w a n t or need

V

6(0 1-2 Florida A n n u a

Varicose Veins (En!

CJMtOSi

Thor* la nu hospital oaponat, no datantion from bus I
anaesthetic I* required. Th* Folrf method i* o**4
bMU fog Varicooo, Vein*' aik'-Vartcoou UMr*. . ,

tn-ot *
Voriooa*
Vela* during thla
Dy. W ayiwill oxauiin*
* ’
C Omt* HtoCta fa^dufe. FreM 7

1$® ®

*
mid. THE HOWELL SA

'Flu. : ' ■
&gt;e* ,W. ItAuqliAanwtot Oatoum,
&lt;

can bo m»d# therpe

AppoiufmetU* may.lto mode by rpflbi

, “P to p ito o u r v

latlon increxacd 61
against 16 percent j
Ha natural advantau
will In t|te next l a
t w during' the-paa t

*

m.. -■— 'Ll U

..1*1.— J^O M

in population and wealth
r :^

i ’a retire'frtto

t

\

.V

In a m otor oar

[tlo*, howogflLjjmlrato foto will be chargod who*
Ih t Foley Jpgibol hto A n uied successfully In I

nailing la a fraud to uUrt

CREAM ERY

Accountants and Auditors
Pint National Bank Building

t

aad 1IU to tha auk i
Fouf year* CfO, oi
visit, thb dl.trtet,
tquar* kilo m*t*r» In
a hug* and dreary c

look llko. tho fatteat of ’ Dutch
poatum . Borne year* arif neccaaary yet for iho earth to bacoma
completely lound. of coura#.' Immanae aum* are apenl on1fertllication. But they are already pot­
ting up model fartna t o 'a m d a*

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE

Th* Faoeiat ragim* 1a uuorilng

a City Bank wf Miami Bench,

.

lure la fc ln f o« lg H » ;M a v * -« r* —

a h e tr ao tpurh In Florid#,,
citrus, oranges, grapefrutl
tpt.tn forgat
for**t tbat.fuUy
that.fully va. hundred other
,.ws are upt.tn
gits am also produced here. Some of them are rare,
I.atan or Uatert, but are-oone the lea* delicto#.
• M the.guanahaao, o r i a w r - - * -ahpodilk, mnm(, isndiambarelia aid aeldom seen even In Florida
lot. They aro real ffoyora"
fortheleaa produced hare,in small quantities,and
w) of a naocant Amoriran
w r-m oat taatg.irulU w j. - . w n n i i , .
A§*- patrial lam. "Bat, a m l : patriotism
* h a v e .aiw r# fa*, Amariea •wilt,novor have," ho won!
kind* of berrtpn, K ''until the country la farted to
tbachcrlm oya, or
t a defensive war. She needs
Mich a. war woroe thao broad.
Really,” occlalmod the Frenchman,
"the nowipapcr that ahoold olart

. th# Kins utornat, Imivisible, ih# duly wlia
moor and glory for r m
Anton. I ' l i e - t i l l ,. .
a—“O J o n s Xing most
,-In Thee all J°r» a rt

■
■
I
1

THE m ore yon Me o f |hfe new F o rd , d ie m o re ycijlt
realise th a t Jt bring* yon everything yon w ant byv
need In a m o to r car. . •* .* A nd a t a n n n n an a lh r
low price.
*
It* aubetantlal beanty o f Unn a n d c o lo r la l£ »
paren t a t a glance. Long , continuous
Ita a im p lk lty o f &lt;
high
T h e new F o rd accelerates
do 5 5 t o ^ m il— a n b o a r," Iff
becadto o f l l . # p « U lly ddrigm
MoadaJUe douU ow cU bg hydfi
tIt I .
■•■&lt;*** ■ toHm’k.

e ra . | l lia s f o lly

�Mimer Will Be GI
By Church Meml
M ISS M A R G A R E T

Local School P . T. A.
To Present Program
1&gt;urlng (be iqrial period at the
mr:ting of the (IramMar Sch&gt;ol
Frirnd* of Jam-* Howard will re ­
P. T. A. to be held tomotrsw a f­ gret to learn that he i* III at hi*
ternoon at 3:90 o'clock, the fol­ home.
lowing program ha* been arrsngFriend* of Ben Ijik'r wilt regrM
to learn th a t he I* ». riottsly III at
hla home on Kim Avenue*
Andrew Carrs**) left Tueadiy
morning for Washington, D. C.'
where he ha* sire pled a poaltlan.
Mm, Arty Carraway, of tFtater

mmk
By Oviedo Women
The Parent-Teacher Aaroeiatlon
rra are r requested to I* and the Ovtcde Woman* Club
I as taltatlon will tsk t jointly observed Arbor Pay in a
moat Interrallng program held
ont Grammar School P. T. A. Friday afternoon on the icbaol
U l i r t a t the school audit jrlum ground*, the outstanding feature
. n . o'clock. The H*v. F. M. being the planting of a tree In
has »octal hygiene chairmen honor of Dr. T. L. Mrad, a din*
panfatool*" County, will b« tlngulihad and beloved cltllrn of
«fyr for the afternoon.
Oviedo, &lt;
The preaenre of the entire school
• f o
n ro A T
• * .. '
body added. Interest and tolor to
IJW* is -x'-a'
( M ja |u l« r meeting of the W. Iht scene. The program opened
TT. J j . will be held at 3 o’. with the singing of “America** a*
A t a t Um home of Mr*. J . V. a processional by the third and
cClaBpad, MW French Avenue. f jurth grade*.
Mra. Endor Curlrtte, g j u w a ,
A moottng of the West Side P.
, AT and ■■ Arbor Day' program president *f the Garden Cluha of
raflia gtvar a t the Weal Ride Sanford, gave the principal ail^school auditorium a t 1:30 o'clock, dre**, in* which «he spoke of the
tf
MONDAY
many benefit* to be derived from
■ ''th e annual Robert E V tee ball besutiflratlon, both to the com.
of tha N, da V- Howard Chapter inunity end to tbe individual. She
of I ha U, D. C, will be he 14 from made a itreng plea for greater
0 o'clock I* 13 o'clock at the Elks' effort toward btaul Iliratlon, and
urged the'children and the young
Club on East First' Street.
people to begin n»w In their part
toward making our own commun­
Mrs. Sneed Honored ity more attractive and heautirul

R

'planting ' TaMl'Nfrh'af' lf*V
With Surprise Patty 'by
shrub* and flowers. She emphasis*

A aurpriso party honoring Mra.
John W Sneed .who plsm to leave
PbPR far Rome, Ga. to make her
hfiipe, was given T tusdar even­
in g at her home on CatUlna Street
hV \h# members of the Daughters
eg Woaley C1*|* at the V int
dlst Church. In ’ jw htlf of
MS, Ml*. M. L. Wright pre. Mr*. Sneed with a novelty
tw m r M a farewell
Ing, tha *vi
. . . ...
fo rth *
’&gt;eatfciln m cn t of the gueatu
"Stehi floqg" end "Lx Pal« u a '' gytutJioas *olu* — Wilton
■ f u t Saeed. t-i , •
t . Sola*, “Cbrmana * and “Chrysanthemuai” — Mrs. Arthur Bra-

“ I Always Get
It Rain*'' —
! fd until s 1st* hour when re fra*bm*aU were .served. Those ipmsent were: Mrs. John W. Breed,
hawde’ gUeet, Mra. Frank Adams,
' Mrv B. H. U ney, Mr*. Geerg*
-Tltrden, Mra- Z. B. Ratliff, Mra.
W.- T. Laird, Mra. W. U Monraa.
. Mra. Glean E. McKay, Mra. O.
;m sJb triflg “. Mra. C. P. Ilaewdan.
E » « B . Baggett, Mrs .M. L.
k M k t , Mn. Burke Steele. Mrs.
r j W T Laney. Mr*. C. W. Htokd*.
'XMhV Rx.G- Itkkaon. Mr*. Joaaph
.Wf nhlksWay. Mrs. p. A. Rowland.
M ra l , H. Winter, Mra. T. G.
Bath Mgs, .A rthur Brans a, Mrs.
At Wilooo, M ra W. A. lis te r,
M ra J U O UA. and the Misses

ad the lasting beauty of a tree,
and all'th at It niran* I t Hie com­
ing generation!. She paid * beau­
tiful tribal* to “Mr. Maad“ ( a . he
la lovingly known to us) and spoke
of hi* remarkable contribution* to
the plant wirld from a scientific
standpoint, of hi* love nf beauty,
of hi* uaaelflak life, nf hla abound­
ing love far humanity, and espec­
ially of hi# wondtrful Interest in
b a rs. This tr*#, ah* said, wi* betribul'e of lova than in honor of
hla many scientific achievement*.
Dr. Mead accepted the tree, he
said, a* a token of love and friend­
ship, and not as Indiratlng any
Double achievement In horticul­
ture. In His modest kray he com­
pared hie wurk to that of the coral
prlp. i*ih liny addition going to­
ward tbe miking of tha towering
rock which shall stand forever,
lie brought out the fart that hu­
man relationship*—love, understanding, frirndshlp - -are more
endarirg ami worthwhile than
ic'etUillc arhirvrmenU, upeakiag
aapeclally of what his work with
and for boys has meant to Kiwi,
•Dd what thvlr frienahlp nwans
to him now. He rinsed with this
quotation;
"And In Ihr heavenly fields beL .
yand the river
Where life is always youtg, • ,
Doubt not that we will hear tbe
echoing quiver
Of Mtjr* our boyhood suflg;
Doubt not that the** sweet bond*
of tarlhly muking t i iShall knit us clixer sllll,
i
When on our eye* the ‘ eternal
lights are break lag
. When our glad hearts shall
thrill

Mr. and Mr*. I«eu U. Rockwell,
of Towanda, Pa., who lu re been
vialtlng the latter'* tiarenta. Mr.
and Mra. F. J. Gonaalea,'Magno­
lia Avenue, for a abort time, left
today.
The many friend* of Mia* Kath­
ryn Till)* will be-ilad to learn
that the 1* Improving at the Feineld-LaugMon Memorial Hospital
where she underfent an opera­
tion for appendicitis yesterday
morning.

* . &gt;-j
«

m tttee,. Mka Ellen Hojr; eiftar*
ta'nm rnt and decoration*. Mra- HRamhy and Mra. Elmer Graddlrk;
ticket comm litre,
Mr*.
Ralph
Wight. Mu. W. W. Potter ,MrV
T. L. O'Connor, Mra. M. 8. Wiggin* and Mra. O- P. Herndon.
Those attending the
meeting
Monday night were: Mra. Mary
Schral, Mra. A. E. Mallem. Mra.
S.-A. Berner; Mra. ■« 8. Wiggin*.
M u. William Runge, Mra. Mary
Mirk ter, Mra. Jamea L- Hurt,
Mra. F. E. Roumilltt. Mra. John
Praold, Mra. Paul Prcold, Mra.
Fnlllard, Mr*. H. Hamby, kin.
Elmer (iriddlck, M u. Henry
Richter, Mia* Aranka Takach and
Mix* Ellen Hoy.

Mr. and Mrs. Peorre Griffin, of
Danville, Vs., and Mr*. Karl Am­
brose and son, nf Jacksonville,
are planning to leave Friday for
Jacksonville where Mr. and Mr*.
EAST SANFORD
Griffift will visit Mt*. Ambrose
(By Mrs. J. C. Elkworth)
Tor a day or two. They have all
Mr. and Mra. Fuel Rchamp
bren the guest* of Mr. anti Mr*.
It, 1,. Grffin, 400 Myrtle Avenue left In their car Thursday Jor
their home hi Pittsburgh,
Pa.
for the |&gt;ait week.
They hw e been on their honey­
Amon, th » e fmm here attend­ moon trip to vlall the furmci'a
ing the Umatilla Zone meeting of aunt, Mr*. It. C, Long, and fami­
th r Woman's Missionary Society ly, on Richmond Avcnuo,
of the First Methodist Church held
Mia* Bessie Long returned on
It»j*rjl*y lq
nd RPnpadbl Monday. J**i, Jr*w —Weal
Palm
Dr. Htwcnbrrry, pastor of the Beach where she vUllid her *UMethod!*! Church of Palatko, ter, Mr*. B. E. ColUe, and family.
were) Mr*. C. O. Bare, president On Thunday, M lu long left for
of the local auxiliary; Mr*. C. II. her home In Pittalmrgii, I'a.^, tu
Hmlth, son* leader; Mra. Carroll ie»ume her |w*ition with Iht
Varner, who had charge of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
m on devotional; Mrs. W. 8.
Mr, and Mrs. Marion Foriutn
Thornton, Mra. IL F. Cram haw, hid aa gueila, Mra. FurOon's
Mra. Glenn E. McKay and Mr* Paul uncle and aunt, Mr, ami
Mr*.
Gibbon*, of Kenturky last week.
Johnson.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Wilton, of
Tampa and Itllly Raynor the 3rd
are nk the Raynor home on Hllvel a l i while Mr. Raynor !• In th*
laika
GENEVA NOTES north
whet* He accompanied Mr*.
By Mrs. L. V. WakeDtU
Raynor's remain* for burial.
Ml** Elisabeth Shoemaker *«*
IFaycett Vermont, and Mr. nnd the week end gue*t of friend* in
;Mra. F. E. Guyette of New York, Lakeland recently.
arrived Thursday, and nre guest*
A. D. Shoemaker, while remov­
of Mr. and Mra. 8. P. Hmlth for n ing an »b-truction from hi* fer­
few weeks.
tiliser drill while It wsa in motion
Mra. Joe 8ei* and snn, Lamar of raught the first two finger*, of
Coatbridge, Ohio, are guest* of hi* right hind and they weir cut
her lister, Mr*. W. E. Wlek«. They off at th&gt; first joint.
will remain for tha winter,
Moot a a Station Blare i- openMr, and Mra. ^rmnk W. S*venw, ad fur bualners by Mr. Wright
acrompanied b e ‘Mrs. John Quirk,
arrived from Watkins. New Verb.
Saturday morning, Me*. Quirk

collage and Mr. amt Mrf. Severn*
win be her gur&lt;U f«N twi.weeks.

Mr, Severn# la editor| mandrlre p r ie lor of “The Watkins Express" and
haq boon totally blind since ID
year* of age.
Mr. and Mra. Jack Flynt from
Hanford were vlrilot* nf hit |&gt;ar■nl&gt; Mr. and Mra. J. W. Flynt on
Buyday.
J, P, BUI* accompanied by Mr.
lies*, nf Palm Besch, spent the
seqk
red at Mr. BHU*
Bills home on
oeqk end
lak e Geaeva. Mr. Bills, Mr. B*«».
8. P. Smith and M, K. Do dry were
on a fishing trip SsctirdSk nnd
Sunday on tb* Efim River.
Mrs. Nrilr Thomas and iwr sla­
ter, Mrs. Keiffer, motmrd ti&gt;
Oakland and spent Sunday at her
format homr
■ Fritoda of Dr. Q^BrUlal gave
hli* a surprise Halurday trening
honorirg bis Mrthday. Thmw eujoying U e nccssloq were: Mr. and
Mrs. Aubrey Moran, Mra. Floyd
Wick*, and hw ' nklee Mr*. J«*
Helg, Mu*. Blanch Lwocbnl, Raymp4 n.&gt;T h»e, Mra. Georg* Bindsey and saw Harry Lad. Mra. J.
C .' BUI*,, sod sow , John, Lewis

C?"
L ’ '■m

‘ Plan* w rir imnplrtcd for w
i&gt;*
thickm d’nner to l« • givyn., • "
Thursday, Jan. 22. at tha Kp*»*®'
pal pariah house hy the roetahats
of the Rn-nry I'o itfraC w H / of
AH Soul*' t'attmllc Chrirth, -at
th* mart In* of thr Confratarally
bald Monday rim in g at the pariah
bait with Mr*. Jamr« U H art tw*aldilif. Mr*. Ktank Petera, Mr*.
Hull, Mr*. John S'chlrmrd ami
Mr*. Ilenry Itirhtor, the nipprr
etmmlttee, mail*- a report of ■
meeting of thr com mitten hold
recently.
It *ra* announced th at enter­
tainment during the chicken din­
ner would cnnal*t of a«veral dance
numbera hy Reft, Ball Itroww’a
dancing school and tame musical
number*. Rnceetsful reporta were
heard from thr following: solicitIng committer, Mr*. F. E. RowtulL
lit, Mr*. John Praold. and Mf*.

•—will boy any of the fol­
lowing article* (worth ■
great deal more).
—three table* foil of Iheoe
wonderful value*.

BEADS
GLOVES
SCARPS '
PANTIES •
BLOOMERS
BRASSIERES
KAYHERFULL
PASSIONED HOSE
IN NEW COLORS.

Ex-Choir Singer, Now
Star,On Air Thursday

rlan Class Holds ■
Regular Meeting
•Waii Mr*- R- R- Pippin ami M n.
Jamas la Murphy n* hiilrw M i
Um kgalhcM and snrial m ining of
Aaarian l 'l » ' of Ihr First
tth W as hrl^f ln»« night «| the
feline b t (be forum mt Wr&lt;l Ffrtt
S t m t . Mr*. H. IV. Ruckrr |irrtM&lt;
r j n tf r lh r haslm--, meeting atU r which Mr*, &lt;Scoter It. Mrijall
u d Mr*. 8. J. Nix Ini the ilrrqt,'
tonal.
During Ihr u-ual - imitlnr of
business It wav crcldril Hint the
rlaa*
an apron pnrly *1 (hr
horn* of Ur*. M I.. ItnUnn on
Feb. IP. Thr social ti«ur fnllnwtd
when several
nnlurr nmtest*
wera pafllctpair.1 in. Mr*. II. C.
hi non WB1 given n Itin rr jsrJInIo n and Mr*, t*. A. Amirtoon
twin bad tarn--, for rXrellirg If
two of itiw Contest*.
At a l a ta hour n salsil ami swrel
course ,W*rr served hjr the boa-

S

Sargon Special
2 H o lttrs S a rg o n . v alu e .............. $2.70 f l *
1 H nllle S a rg o n S o ft Mitsa Rill*
.60 J p

: 4 . * - asw

THIawiiiir. -.t irv tr 'F :

r*
. Rirhiul Orookt, who made a
qusverlrg debut a , choir ringer
at the &lt;tr of ten and U now one
of the eruntry'a leading tenure,
will he hrard a* gurat artist with
the Maxwell llnus* Rniemblr on
Thursday. January Ih, ovtr a
roaxt-to-rnatt NBC retwork.
’
He will *lng the “Price Song"
from Wagner'# "Die McMersingtr„" which won him operatic ac­
claim In Germany, and Cowin'
“Forgotten,’* which ha* brought
him favorable comparison with
Johr McCormack. Orchestral **Ieel ion, by the Eoxemhlr Orche*.
tr* under thr haton of Ron Voorheer will round out the pregram.

watch and

For Tomorrow’H Paper (or Details
and Information of What's

We with to thank onr friends
for their kirdnr** sml sympathy
during the recent Mine** and death
of our mother, Mr*. I.lndhnlm.
Also for the beautiful
floral
piece*.
Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Rlee
Mr*. Edith Colbert and children.

-.'

—Adv.

CORRECTION
Through Inadvertence It wa*
slated h Monday** Herald In the
arc'UKt of the Cithnllc church
convention hrl ] in Orlando Symlsy
that II wa* the annual stale conveMlon nf the “.Sybil Royd. Louis*
Ihirdun." Ily way nf correction we
wish to state that It wa* the *ntal -vt*tr tonvewllon of the Holy
ama ttoclety.

J

monstrated
Store Closed
Thursday

You'll Be
Surprised!
Sanford Will
Re Surprisedl
Central Florida
Will Marvel!

/

who ha* bought the pioperiy amt
exill ope'sle a first class grocery.
Mr. Wright cornea here from At­
lanta, Gi . Where he teaidrd smn*
tint*. Mr«. Wright will Join hint
•lievtlyNick Zevnovewn, A. K. Shirema
kif, an&lt;l M aynaidJ-ennaid rnjoyed a flahlng trip la I he llanana
river list week reluming with a
fin* talrh j&gt;f fish.

PITTSBURGH
O ld G o ld
'“'BELIEVE ITw NOT- PROVES IT

fam ous Steal C ity g lv o i
O.Gs* Sm ashing Vote, In
latast R lplay Taste-Test
Bell*** It or not, fair* It latu, whether l u owner
apart* a dinner coat or a dinner pall.
I covered Pittsburgh from the Mayor's qfllca to tb s
•ooftest, hottest steel mill*. Gave every m other's
+on I met the four landing cigarette* with brand
s m n cowcwalod, and said “Try 'em !”
At lb* steel mlUt, OLD GOLD won . . . by M%.
At the William Penn H o te l. . . O. Q. won . . . by
3J%. At Police Headquarter*, O. (j. by 4*%.
R —" ' '
^
M a t Mood* . . . rad Moods . . . brain and brawn
&gt;• . . they all tik* OLD GOLD'S throat-eats and
&gt;i|iMtbriU.
O U T OLD GOLD loss t It h asn 't yet.

A T TH E

Daughters

p
cVr + b«.

&gt;-

�(Continued Frem P « ltT J j
u u h . ruruhilcib*. e«®T»M
Democrat, Oeefft*.
Kor Utc'how* — WAtiSfl
w d E L &gt; f ' K r i^ a m jw h jta .
publican*, and 'Byrna Sf'TW
toe and Bttchanan'of Tcfaw.fp

I girt “to In v a i
Wilt each and
M W t.W lfoV ejr
M o f (he rtate

In making the appeaf^Wr
lie /WTvW. Mr. floorer pind
« prompt end p m iw i .« * •
Untne the fond t&gt; prorttod
raid, mdny muet fo vrilhMit
neceieUrW 'of life.1’ '
Demand* on the d h i t l i r fdttd'
of Ihe Red Croa* hare booOjfredier In the fatt four wrefca A b an in

tl
te
every
and In-,
foveriv

tnreatlratUfi Ma Wen rleI tinea th e failure af three
-

s r i R

(offering from effatta’
drouth and the bualw
•ew e* ,m e

i ^

Bn® Wl Qwpptlu y W Pi Inf

laarnlng tact algWt.

LfIMH, Jaw. 1A-(A»&gt; — A

Iw a reoalatlew (Iran final
ral In the House yeeterdey
Iff, Henry H, Horten’* elfti• few hours later, the comr.w w poiod of tore a reprtiw * and fir# tenet on, ii
td ta "nbpoona wHitteeap,
it their attendance. . . . or*
id cetnpel the prod art Ion of
curd* end document* p e r
r to any1 department and da
H i neeeeaary and proper to
t f th a t eeld fftreaUretlon
der the raeohtUan, the comla will have authority to la*
gate the activity of any pri*
citizen*, flrma or corporathat m ar have Won eonnortAlt any tnnaartlona With ’th e’
i or with any of Iti official*.
MU which would put "teeth"
lie raetofutloa Will be Up for

Mr Of hope f o r t h i a H ire ^

wmtam 8. MOi f — —d
[

tIre/. . emaller banka

Irv a* many
t—aago towns ateo Were ac^ulrfuriV ^ Ok&amp;woS^ia ho uncoil h la
frtm ant a* proalderrt of th*
ihvfllo T ra it company.

Hr*.

Whilf U ndo* tcartely«i

Spw ftw ree
At Parley
&lt;(r t "

n

« J e a n O ia rk &gt; a v

i n ' 0 tel!'Sw4n p e i s '

^

R u m o r Is Spiked
That L a k e W a s
T a k e n To Prison

nine aeore was ST, while the teati
nlna wa» played in par, » •
N o t Bendey at the loeal court*,'
boglnalng a t » oflrtotfc tn (b*i
mqrOluifcttudtaB am atoor and'
profeulonal golfer* frota all over
central Florida a n wheduted to;

J A ' tlWMpr
VI ; tW,
ta d Croat wKkb' wae 'pledged toi
thin emergency last August la not
(ufflcUnt to meet the tncr eaeed

(C—U a u e d b w &lt;4de

fcjr 'itlpht waa tfce im b
dudj'gf'trpUmkrtn.
iiUWad virtually derlarKan Moderns will not

(Continued from pace If

f, bompaay, ratified contract*
.tho ac q u irin g %y.tho Americ
I National b«nk of Naihvllle of
ifo o rth A T i n t National bonk
I, the Nachrille T nU t Company.
M en of-the American National
| tho tnatilmlon now ha* 're ­
lit** of ippreolaaatoly IMJM0,-

fteet.

Peering *t tho paper* through
her eld-fashioned lorgnette, »he
algctd document* which raleed to
n trial of It2,000 her eutotlee to
Ih# Uni Ierr Stale*. government on
behalf o f’ herself and her. «uoeiatee.
a 1,
Then ,vthe queen of Rwwt Side
n ig h t'life w ent.out to telephone
the queen .of tho West Side night
life and thank), her for trying to
warn her of,an.approaching vhll
of fedlral a*ent».‘
Between Tela* nulnan** night
club &gt;add (Belle' MvihgetoneV » •
Ion etroM tnr.a long, read raved
with tho • y#dra that make 'two
generation*. .There , la. Jha same
contrast’ in iM tr p ere o n allllea .'
Texii, nn'hcr visits in the fed*
dr*]’ building, ha* alway* worn

t a r O f London
hare and .there, looked like o Wl**
Itlng aurt at Tola. She la n.little
more than plump and ertmlti SO.
" A n r i l a l m * . 1*11 t f i l l "
illBI

od bock. I thought Ih * r*l
Utdf. II w aan V _

veld. Sheriff J. P. McClalland wat
luatructed by ' Mr. Smith yeoterday afternoon to proceed at one#
to Re Iford with Mr. U W , but
attorney* for the former banker
made a hurried trip to T av a ra
fait night and returned with an
order dire*ting the county clerk
to lieu# a writ af error, which
compiled “ with lha • rcrjulreVncnU
of tba law.
Interviewed by telephone • 1thle
morning a t hl» Titusville'home,
M r.’Smith is Id thalw h^n the varlou* writs and bon’d* warn filed
In the - clerk's. .office here ionic
day* ago,-hr, Mully rngagrd In
preparing the hfat*'* caeo against
varlnue taw violatore who fated
trial In ,.dlrm |t CMft'rhOM, was
unable to make, ■ Jrtalied.rtUdy
of tho legal phaaee of th# action
taken‘by Judge (Kwmce In allow­
ing aeupuntdeue bond lotted. In*
feetlgiling the. matter, dtjtUwr tho
peat feW-daye Mr. HmltW itld ba
diycoveftd evJdtnc* which fed- him
to ballara that the *|U(r* nrocfed-

r*‘! tt« ImpaLttra-taf the view a f
the ei per landed diraeiora «f Hue
Bed Croat that a minimum, o f, ut
leatt 110.000,000 be contributed to
t i t t i the relief prdgrsm to com­
pletion. i
.
•
, . ,
•*lio familiarity Of (hi* &amp;&gt;a
Hon, due to. month* of pr*,^ re
irl* of lu pragma*. should'noi
lnd.ua to the fact U tai.iLl* at
acuta emergency, nor. dull our orthro eympathle* toward , our fob
low countrymen who a f t 'l a grin*
want and In many ewe* wil) Mel
the bare nweaUtle* of Ilfa’nwMi
they are provided for,— —i

G

V ttftliR S :

trana-At^atle pay ip ^/

Md Ml* 'Blr Nuba mm*&lt;
f ie r ie s t than Waa fatfc

5 t,h o AMri* Mdotod,
Th#(wh*lo‘f*t* of th*
ana aaorea, to. roat.ont he

“Ai preeldent of th« Uniter
Stale* and at preuBfetJr flf’tlh
American Bed Croea, 1, .tharofon

ii

Men s Suits i'.and
&gt;* ' ‘
-it

•ra n t humanitarian n«*f
yWW
reepom*
Inrn^ $ a te.’

"JlBSBKtT HOOVrB.1'
trihutkm.

wm

rrconunendad t* ‘ thj

Saturday hy -Jahn
national rhalraiaii.
Mr, - Smith raid that hi* neat Ornoa,

move waa to notify Sheriff, Me*
Clollaml that under - tho law Mr.
Lake was at lib n ty w ithout'au­
thority, and that ho, a . Hberiff,
ehmilti proceed *1 one* to-Jtelfnrd
with Ik* prisoner, i f r ' Imke* attotneyi learned of lbo m atter lata
ynterday afUrnoon*. and drew up
an amsndmoM to th* original or­
der directing th* writ b* l**u#l
Signed by lodge K iW li, It wee

Mil*' Mvlrg.toneV career, dropnl her. a foundling. In a clomp
' 'aunftoorer* la Ih* hack yard
' the mayor of Emporia, ICaa.,
• guaa
Tt tod hdr |«'tb*
a n ,"to Europe whdre the knew
Jwurd n a* Prihtb of Wale,
id - married a count, Into three 1 Tho amendOirpt,',which “ordere
i f e .AHiiUiBf*, sad finally to aad Odjulgtd that the-defendant
MW Avenu* and *h*r present ed- bo aad ho .lt hetdl^' allowed to
WWAuu. &gt; . , » . \
"I-'-cculd Mare,*' aha told last
• h i ' *7 have had aeveral rety
dMctNa Offer* to ga to Puri*.
Ut
«•!■« te .’eall

s a ss W

1—

. |L

Mr- IfongF* appeal was.

Stappl*. ChlcOgw, —tl oihere. Ca
Bonn d r , of Oriao l . .bends tl
it* af anmtrar*. .; ^ ■■&gt;.
No adatloaiao fas w ill ho r
nniNd Of apecutor* during tl

W A n - t i r - t . will b* f - n l f

War Dopartment for th*

r e ^ ^ t o adM lho hlll
SonOto 'befuro tka tkxa of
r dorita.' Tho -five ’already
Mf'lhN^ttOvM nwilt it
flOfif'; k i i i i IMu lha

Mil

rtrei d tiU U .trih n g
■Inca his ry'lre-

« ? s p j

| hie fun)pnriTrirel*|

i.QoItter, -’.V ’

MB’ To*' know’,
t.M tle fcltl out

?» .

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RADIO
T 0 N 1 0 U T 8 PROG
INRSUAY, JAN. 14
(B f The Associated Praia)
•PONTtama In cistern sla m ld l
ION. p. at. untrue otherwise lodl-

flitifi Mull; A|&gt;| rrciatioo -r- Be-

* ipj'a Chat to Homcmakersi*• Morula* Melodics; 10:4f&gt;, Raoa'm*

Capt.; 7:45,Undp Dob; 4:00. Time Signals; ' 13:0tk
Today's
Same as
8:30. World Rgw* Feature; PJfltf,- Weather
Tour; 9AW.WEAF &lt;2 houta); Report; lf:IB. Poultry Diseada
11:y0. news
Control In the Incubator — Dr. E.
F .‘ Thomas; Poultry Breeding
441A—WSM—650
7:00, Ntws, orofaeatra;
8:0o, Plana at the Florida College of
•Sponsored Program; DrOO, WEAF Agriculture —l)r. N. W. Sanborn;
Program; 1
('J hoursV; 11:00, WJZ program;
11:15, Evensongs; 11:30, Dance
orchestras.
4U -W FL A Clearwater—4J*
•;00, News Helps; M l . Topics
In'B rief fNBC); t:00, Amos V )4UoM'Commencement; 4:50, Miss
Andy (NBC); 7:15, Melodies; 7:30 Ruth Dobbin*, pianist;14143, Ra­
Phil Cook (NIIC)i 7:45. William dio Scrap Boek; 5:00, Time Sig­
Hard (NBC); 8:00, Bobby .Jones nal; 4:01; University lleur; 5:30,
Organ Program: «:00, Banaat
(NBC); I»16, Varieties (NDCi; Curtle
and Hla Floridians; 4:30.
9:00, Florid* Citrus ealoto; 0:50,
Plcasuie hour (NBC); 10:30, Wil­ All Southern Minstrels; 4:5.1,
liam Tell, euTtor of the air; 10:45,
Verne L alla), tlnor. Faith Lame
pianist; llsOQ,
Vincent
Lopea
(NBC); 11:15, Jack Beck's or­
chestra.
2I4JI—^M IIR Tampa—I1TI
' 16:00, Theater tWar«,- announce­
ments; dtSO, T rie; 7:00, Dinner
music; 7:30,
niuMic,
i *JVj M
muuirra
n jry en d Nelson
4:00, Rita df the day; 9:00, Music
of the Ma4teia; 10:00, Entertaiuera. •
‘
. WJAX —Jdrtoenrille ,
THURSDAY. JAN. I t . 1941
fl:45, A. M., Ksvrclscs; 8:00,
Quaker Early Birds NBC; 8:14,
Morning Devotions NBC; 8:30,
Cheerio NBC; 9:00, Studio Sym­
phony Program | 10:00, Records;

I 4U -W A B C New York—IM

*&gt;
(CRB Chats)
- M 4:48, Tbny's Reran Book; 7:00,
4&lt; Downey's ttebkstra; TtlB, Hereisi&lt; re i;-Yrl61 V tn ak ^ Aviator*;
. JM
Evangeline Adams; 7:47,
n ^ » e Vagabonds; 4:00, Topic* !n
*• # 1 ^ !
U. S. Marine luiod;
e M 0 , Toecha Seidel concert; »;t&gt;0,
* A na Leaf, orgmalat; »:.t0, The
• Smoker; 10:00. Doctor by Comput.
a -d e n i 1040, Columbia concerto;
*■ HrtW, (Juy Lombardo orchestra;
b 41:30, Musical Aviators. .
•H A -W JZ New Y ork-740
hi
• , •
&lt;NBC Chain)

P'S Tl.-oo, Raising Junior; 4il5, Bal
law orchestra; 6:25, John B. Ren

h-

-e- aadr; 4:10, GlorU Gay's Affalrw;
.In 4:(1, Topics In Brief ;T:00, Amos
*! ■’ Andy; 7tl6, Vocal trio; 7:30,
a Phil Cook; 8:00, Kogan's orchestra
. 8:80, Balalaika orchestra; 9:00,
-■ Muriel and Vee; 9:15, Two TVou-. ®:30» Plaaaura hoiflg«jb|0.
Wayside Ian;
11:00. Khrmbcr
j j b w t 11:00. Amac, «
(re
- &gt; n t ) | 13:00, Dancajfekar^

••

3034—k DK&gt;A^-aaa

10:15, . Qur.Dally Food + A 4 P

■ . i 8:15, Treubadouru; 0:45, Santa
■ aa WJZ; 7:15, Sweetness; 7:30. NBC; !0:4Jy Home Hour Orcke*.
tro; lldM), '-Rteikely Program;
U:IB, Home Hour Orchestra)
12: 00 , Time,' Weather,
News;
12:16, Mayflower , Uotel W o ;
18)00, tMaiional Faria 4 ’ ! H|m«
(lour NBC; 1:30. Geoigs Wliltk
•#, Orthaolrmi 8:30,
Main- ington w HoUl ^ Orchestra; n i l ,
&gt;1 6:45, Seme aa WJR; 7:15, VI l-l.,,^ t.s a Wi____ . n./M v,- I
f Time; 7:30, Same aa WJZ;
, Variety; 8:09, Sponsored pto.
II 8:30, Sam- aa WJZ; 0:00,
wared program; 9:30, Kamo us
I; 10:30, Bob Ncwbill; 11:00,
etjr (1 1-2 hour*).
- &lt; 398.8— 1VJ K—750
Rest Story; 6:30, Same a*
Il)(, Ceclj and Hally; 7:15.
iFqur; 7:45, Kama ay WJZ
sag a Minute; 9:00, InterI; 9:30, Home aa
WJZ;
Variety (2 hoots).
444A—WHH —714
. Bams aa WJZ; 7:45,
id program; 8:00, Same is
8:30, Frank and Harman;
Y A F; (8 hours); 11:00,
»' WJZ; .1 I ) ||, Parade;
Hawallaita; 12:00, Theater
lt:30, Blumbc# Boat.

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Detroit P a y r o l l s
Take Huge Jump As
Factories Re-Open
DETROIT, Jan. 13c- (AP) —
Industrial payroll* la Ihe Detroit
e rrs yesterday were atrpprd up
appiosimatrly 42.000,(810 a week.
Thouiards of workers w'eic re­
called cither on full ur part time aa
automobile factories tr.cressrd
their production schedules.
The total number of men em­
ploy ad In five large factories stood
at 136.000 yesterday. These m rr.
are working m i echadulea varying
from three to five d»ya a week. I

The factories era those of the
Ford Motor Com|iany, the Cadillar
Motor Company, Uir Hudson Mo­
to r Company, the Hoick Motor
Company and Ihe Chevrolet Mo­
tor Company. Ufflclali of tim e
factories have Indccalrd that ad II-,
tlonal wurksra will oo put on a« Ihe
situation warrants.
Heading the llat was the Ford,
Motor Company where more than
60,000 men returned yestrrday
bringing the total empluymnt to
74,005. Ford plants through tba
country today bad a totpl of 197,000
asen at work. The majority of the
Ford workers are on a Ikroe-dsf a&gt;

] A t treat three townspeople rf
TViyHR, w w kmwt-m iay-whpn-ttrs
savagae burned th r ronttahularr
barraeka, Ike poitafflcr and 10
other -buildings. The Ameriran
F la t, stripped from the rtly hall,
was burned by the fanatics, who
arure Inscription bard* reading!
'•We want the Filipino'flag alone
to fly In the Philippines."
Lata dispatches from Taytig did
not mention the death* rf arrrral
constabulary offlcera and aoldlrra,
reported’ In prerlnu,
niea«agea,
and It wha thought the earlier
i r pert a were erroneous.
Throe Iradrra of the fanatlca
were jailed by the ronilahulary,
Others of the band.
fleeing
through the dense forest, of the
mountainous eeurtrjr, srrre being

FURNISHED room
conveniences — rvi
•ectinn —rraionable 015 I’ark A rt.
FURNISH hi) garage a|
with n r M*rt. *04 I

'• of Naw* Events; 11:00,* V M U tr

Yasict its, - Bags Baer; 8U». Na
«• thanlel Shilkret orchestra; 9:00
.. Old Counsator; 0:30, Olire Palmer;
*0:30, Sparta.*laUrviewa; 11:00
m Lopea orahaatra; 11:30. Albin'i
. - a i t h o u a ; 12:0*. Danca hour.

f

OLA, Jan. 1 3 -(A P )—An
g of &lt;00 religious funatlci
goilnan pn virrr, 100 mil**
of Manila. wa* reported
yrstrnlay by 1'blllpplne

J- mentary Grades; 9:10, Aunt 8i)»-

4M -3-N R A P New Y ork-448
&lt;NUC Chain)

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appine Uprising WANT AB RATES
png Fanatics Is
►orted As Ended

nulls m 111' i.uray S i n n l o a n
Orchestra NIK'; ll:(&gt;o, ihallttio
of Muaical Art.
M U r-W H U ' &lt;..tw.svlUw-*J4
THURSDAY. j.\N . IS, IN I
9 :00. A. M., Today's ProgrtatS

19—Parma For Rant

Five woede of average laagtk
are canaud e Ban.

H

N» a&lt; aadae I
neeaated
AO admtMag. k raaUletsd
d iM u k iU i^

• ica’dy *to plant, j i
finance, Frapk U f
dei H otel
FUR SALE: 1200 pounds tefc
stem*, cheap, J. J. Maimdt
( oimnerdal SU
, &lt;
ORANGES—75o aad &lt;1
&gt;100- Delivered. Phene 44

M r aaly aim Inewrrwet Iwartian,
(ha adrertlser far aahaagaeat

ALL KINDS building Mftlt
Lumber, rough or dresM

live m l cheap. Vermont. Lu
Co., Harvey. Velno, Oateag,
OLD PApKM FOR BAXJ3-

i-ra ra s s

wrapplng aad p a c U ^ p a q
Apply Herald Offlca,
‘
» a s t r!.
.

Although only 'ipo mjtn* from
Manila, the terrain I* difflruH for
troop cperfijpn.
The eaaso of the rolomm** revoh waa generally thought to Im
rtllglru,. fanaticism of primlllvr
people. Constabulary a f f ir m said,
however, trouble over land might
have boon a .contributing fnctnr.
Tayug was returning to normal
today aa terrlflrd. people returned
from hiding place*.

NRGKO BURNED-nTuKATn
MARYVILLE. Mo.. Jan. 1 8 .(A P)—Chalqed (o the roof of a
Garrett rural schorl In whirh he
Is allege,! to have assaulted nml
murileicl Mia* Velma Collcr, IDyear-old teaebrr, Raymond Gurit,
negro, waa burned to death today
by a mob which made a funcial

Dr. W. B, MacDQUGALL, CHIROPRACTOR, la now located at
Ml residence la Floral Height*,
8. Sanford, Phon* 668-14.
LOST— Between First and T arntielh Sts., on Park* asrk o(
layer mash chtckan feed. Reward.
W. O. Ruins, Houle X

IIIIUVER LUST— White Eskimo Spits pup­
py, aia months old.
Reward.
' &gt;
WASHINGTON. Jah, U - ( A P ) Call. 2( or 833-R.
—Presldv-bt Hoover yesterday reappointed Jpeaph C. Swann, of LOUT: Medium s'sq Shepherd dog
—block hark,. tan face
Wedowrr, Ala.. |o l«e collector of
breast—wore black collarcustoms at Mobile. Ala. .— ,
ward — ,Mrs. Sheridan ,
122 W. Ifth. Bt.
KAPPOIRTKI)

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LEGAL NOTICES

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Service. Phone 135.

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schedule.
".wiltlher we shall go on a (helay basis for the majority of tha
Urn In Ilk nrar (ulurr depend,
f^lroly," -the officials .aid, "on
luslncs conditions and tb« market

v i it id :
" " t i r e le h erel&gt; r a l . e n lo a ll ;-* r.
• « « • b a v in * c l a i m , o f a n r k la d o r
n a t u r e a a a l n . i III, g e u iln o la r d i i n ,
l» llu lM ln * a a d l a t a A e » - r U |t u i .
" I H aH nw d. F I-rlH a . I n a t u n l r * . su*li
c U l o i . a t e |i r » . n i e &lt; l lo Ih p lu - i i i l j .
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asl&lt;l M utld ln * ah ,I la m a A v
p t.rla ll.o i w llfcla
l.rltil n . n l I,,
fr o m l h - -lai — n f lb |p n -iiic r, a a i a .
w ill l.p l u t r i r r l - a r i r .l o io lc r . |b e
P n o U l i i n o f I'U n p le r T e ll, lava a i.r

T rad e In Y o u r IfRai

’• CHUG V TO R E-Pre
laaa, magosiaae, feus ta b
P R O M P T dailvariso.
BUILDING

BtoOCKS .Irrigattoa

h;*ei and grneral cament work
Mirada Concrete Co. 1 E. TerwlCag»v, Prop- »rd and Elm.

Employment at other factories

7—BUuiUon Wanted

: LOOY DOT DOPE

By John Devlin

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j t - l a s t N ta H T

ANTED— Work aucli a. wash­
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Hre Mantle
Fold, 1303 West ilt b
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IOC— Flowara and PtanU
Hreak-of-Day Tomato
. Dr.- PriUhard'a New Introduc­
tion
Marglobe quality, color and shape
10 lo 18 days earlier
Ideal for early green wraps *
Pkg, 50c; U lb. 10.00
Eastern Service Corporation
Cambridge, Md.

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for rash, I'cppar Mere. Co. 224
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                    <text>'Air.JANUARY 15. 1MJ

FROZEN IN CA

OF ICE FOR THIRTY MINUTES

r O f C ra te
T h a t |W m i n i |. of M t e *
M M a n y a r r fkkUy «|if i i i l i M
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tte er t rtai I'm r .-mhsskeasi whirh U n sa v o t-y
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In

Jacksonville Repoi
28 Degrees With ]

. Of Famed 1
rR e a d

Water Pipes Froxtn^

1 ' , U»S ANGKI.KS, Jan. U —(AP&gt;
i l e u m Horn, the “ it" girl uf the
K w rio . « * • described am "beta*
1 t h n l . very. drank." In ,»n l a a i h
; g .4 nm frsei »n of IWbjr l hi Boot, « •
—em ery tu th r film metre**, trad
In to ) ester da jr In the letter's trial
f a r grtwel theft. ••
.
T hr U rlk e ft a ir m eat aUo told
boar th r firm e r w t r l M J ,
her disehsrSr. dr.trnjrrd Wvs’lrttr rs w ritten th r artm aa h|i llarry
Kirhman. an aetne. Or. Kart r » r ana nf U*Q«&gt; aad t i i t t fn iiie r.
aim an
'.
"I curved liv e lilte ta ^ h ir suae
I T.f&gt;ul*n‘t h a re (hem l i p H
an-urd the h«u r. Thai l&gt; how
Clara ret* into Iraubk*. so I took
the liberty n f liumii.K them ," the
A lW ed statem ent said. \T
^
Mm* n &gt;w rr*. tn il1 *l„ m u ff i N r 1
a f U seinrs. r r i m t » which U
easily a rre-tHahW reflect am ppm- l i f the reading of I ho ronfe-sion
by M isaJk tin th ) Adam., a eleno-

CHICAGO.

ATLANTA. ~Jan.
(A D — Bltlnjr cold wdSttwvffij
ffri|)|&gt;otl moat of the South to* , .
day. •_ *
The mercurj' dropped to 18
detrreea' iti Atlanta whlth . ;
Memphite reported a reading
of 20. Little Rock. Arkinaw iV1
hod 22. Naahville 15. anil *
Birmingham 20. .
, , j |
to JaeksenvDIr the reading we* W l
ra lT L A N D , Ote.—Thrilling th -u san fs at 'th e annual newspaper turn’s midnight frwllc here, Mr.
suteesffull)
tondurtrd
his
-scientific axpvilm int which rnhslslrd uf b rlrg fruten in a
if Ir- f . t a | h r ml uf thirty minutes anil then bring chopped out alive.

lark &lt;&gt;f heating faciliUa* a

th e stand to testify U l.ro
thews, d istiirt Lit .rn c t’s
•s ta r, bod- I b is s lr t is ils r

bur on **|0 nr h i n a m . M

Plans’Are Adop'ed To
1J|rt|tet Ar t i i i r i nl
Sunbeam Productti

T r.tim vn) in th r ess* in which
Miss lie Her Is rharged with theft
NSW YORK. Jan. I&amp;- 4AI&gt;»
wf 11ft.000 fr.mi her enipluyir, rot&gt;- A plan to market rontmerrialiy
tmued to e rn trr a'uotl slb n ed sclit itl«B a f th e "it* girt. llilia a n trj.lt* of t i a r a * d sings
were c at with cam era rlcarnesc la
I t rating U w hat ha palled the
latest 'la • Qrwecwt K ternie dM sharp phtascs from l»al«) '* .wn- Imw bi strip light into Ihln liundles of closely sim ilar rays which
kilowatt ta sh la r gswonst—s / Mr.
have certain specific effects un
Kochary saU I t e r skew their ie-

(■&gt;»&lt; Ipilcdlag making vitamin 0.

Tha g re rra to c U practically f«wh
t * ~ f . rugwiro. bwt ti tle a lt m l k a ,
• M VWWB cwatiraaRy frwwi firO*
■ ™ rk la th e m- rwiag walil 11 rOa
a t rlghC A t th a t hoar, a
(C saU am d Ob Page Foot I

Bentley Reelected
Chairman Of State
R oad Commission

arwawd'my way of thinkiag fhrrw
i-rya-.l-nt of the General
Food
might h r trouble." , *
. .
'Y e*. I ask u l tl t t .M u ' f.-r ' 'sefocatlsa. and llrrinan K ibnnth in rs th a t I kouw. I 'th l n t it du(,- P*r. dent «f th r university.
Wsaid h r to her odvantoga to ktey • ha la lin e, A "(elem ent lro.it
the food concern .aid:
m&gt; owmlh shat."
"A ll r r ir a u r s accruing L&gt; the
" H i " Row was dim k. If I LaJ
gu4l*w Into aa argum ent with bre, unhrrr*ily will la drvotnl to far
• h r «uUI have tried to kill me. lh*r tewi-atrhra la th.- field of ha
e rlrm r."
She t ad l r led before."
T h r in rn tlg a lio n s a ir donr In
•Thi Friday night," MIc* In-.
Hoe’s rwwfrsri.ni ivmilnu.d, “ .I k- tha ba*lr *rlrm-&lt;- rvararrh Isbaundrr
was dtwnk, vrr&gt;. very drunk. Mi* ratary of th r university
wanted a ir to go with her. She ditartion of I* af. Grmgi- Hprrli.
hod a hum h of stranye p o .p lo 'l
t e a I know , and I said ') ml go. I M workers, th r lalmraloi
d-w't .S ir tor Ihrwr |m i |l r so l 111 I

TAI.IAUASHCK. j , , ; i*. __ * Minn IVIbwj then told of M**s
( A F l - l d n t t t f . Bcwtly, fecaer r f*o»’s w at.h W a y I...4 at | |,v

hawch aad of a s ra trh whirh inraatartrd rh a in a a a wf tha Florida Haded sifting of the h a r k patul-.
Highway t 'r w a u w m . The haarg T h r iasanaiwr icwo|iaa) was i-oli
Ib d . i k r said an 1 sent a |7.M1
t berk.
TWi in.wob. later the wat-h
was fuuiwl ua.h r a r o i r r a f l | l , i
Jtew’s baUiroqm perfum e table
MUs IbrHwr -aid she t.dd Itw an­
***** th r SJMl tsu -t be rcturuid
Iw the- Irsu fsm r n m i a s y . sn-i
f l a i r said.
' •» I g s l la g l t r tl,.ni
berk th at asoory. You p . stb k
th a t waftsh la ih r safe drpw.it 1*1s
• f d Iwrp y e a r mouth &gt;hal."
Mis# Ik4ks '• allrtcvi admicsioa
th at she had m d-csslrd a m u n i
fr im th r setrv*s al*« was
read la ta th r Uial
"Huw much m
diaw a oat wf th a t •crucial of
Ite ra g u HU)

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(Continued On |&gt;egr Four)
CHI'DK O il. R K p IT F JI
IIOUKTON, T ecs-. Jan. II.
(A l’t*. Ilrdurlmn* in p rirrs ’ nf
Texas rrudv oil from iw s to i t
rants a barrel ware posted by Ihr
llu a ih l. Oil and Refining (tern
pany &gt;r«trr&lt;1ay.

JITiC.lt LAMIIH IN FMIRIIIA
OTAI.A, Jan. Ilk -K atwaa w M.
L g n d is ,/jtn tr r Frd.-ral Judgr and
*war nr professional baseball,
apenl a short white her* y attrn lsy
aa route to Halls Ire Judge las.U a
r i a nncamsar.ini by Mrs, lam bs.

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'iwsvowwai Committefday ssorniag met

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drhw dW aa from all over Florida
• re heaid la b rh slf «f Tat| &gt;ua
pod bridge*. The R ials Ro«J
N
" ,rr* Im pravrm aal (tent*"Hter through the efforts af Goo.
w . K fR a tf,
S em lask
Cotn-ly
r a y r a i s n l i t U e , w a. able lo
T . I M * • lirsring at t h a
IW W K arsslaa. despite the fact
henril were
i J P j J r i I* «PP«ar in alphabet!
*** tewr r under I he nsm , of lbs
** p a &gt; they Pspirccniad.
2H P*'
'fr- Rro*-". of DateW ne th e attokesman f s r tha
R R lW hed a e d hia talk wa* euiyWR^ » hlklory of I ha kf.

every detail in
this pert leu Ur
frtteured

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Th# Kanfi.hl (Tiumlkvr of
Coinmrrcr, actlag In cu-upetalion with the Hanford Lions
(Tub which ha* ucricrtakra to
underwrite all life expenses in
ronneetlon with the (anting to
Hanford Monday a fttra e o - uf
the 4U i r n t.i r planes un th r
sirutid annual all-F lo rid s air
lour, th ll morning h a i r I an
appeal In every4 rltlsen asking
that thorn who atv In a p*i*ltlan to assist In (ha success of
• he aiaet by loaning their auInntnbllra f i r t short tint,, d u e
Ing th r afternoon, should tin*
mediately get In' touch with
the trade body office c r the of.
flee of If, M- I'apwortn. At
least 40 automobile* will lie
A ssistant, who wlil be hrro that
afternoon akd night, to their
tiMels, and white th r l.lun*
Club has , already scrim-J a
puigbvr a f ,’ aulumotdlra many
more ars PMJuIrrd. The ears
will be needed between the
hours nf 4:00 o'clock a n t te:00
o't loth.

1 Resident Threatens
To Halt Large Deal
If Vice Isn't Stopt
MIAMI HKAITI. Jan. 1t~ (A PI
• Wealthy winter rrSlila* | . dee*
tended yesterday upon th r rlty
tiiunrll room, llh
' ‘ a denaud that
I ho gambling IM lie put ’on' to
stay.
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Thr rminril u n it barb with tho
tirilvlduul amt v'U rtU vr statem ent
that tho lid Is o'lt, ’hks boeu on,
nisi will l&gt;e k e p t- s n , In skotl,
^ _ t o ^ n a n «_ld. Ilw r, wlUAw
firn rafo rih .

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minimum o f i t but high wiai
pi evented frost. Hlntwliurriaa w*i
slightly damaged Its the lowland
Ciowets sad truckara braathkd
• ich of relief as w tather n rp stU '
•aid Ihu high pressure a raw rt*
aponslbla for tha cold ■w «ra had
moved northward a v tr TannasMe
dispelling anr danger fe r tonight.
Tha (•»&lt;avast was tar . locreusldg
cloodiatM in KloiIda w ith' wanasu.
w ualhar. A f n
tUuth • Florida
** ■ &amp; ’ rebortad freeling trm p ste-

H o u se Committee
To Probe. Practice
Of Federal Agents

While mllliouaiia , wlnlar rulsnb is Jammed the rsoinril room, a ­
long with sightseers a s 4 curiosity
seekers, Mayer Val C. "Cleary nnd
ll.e rturm ilmrn heard Jolelth II.
Adams nf New Y ork’ slal Miami
lharh,&lt; threaten t» ’r withdraw a
tv ally Inve.lmrtil estim ated at
U.POO.Otm If the houses of tham n
won. |ie rn iitlrl to operate- this
w inter.
Ural firework* developed during
iho m e tin g . The property owners
■wor» |rd by Adam*; Clayton Hcdgwl. k r.o itirr. author and serrttm y
of the rtrlu slv e c inm liter of Itui;
F in l l*.Hir, p m l d r r t nf ihr n p u ily n rlu s lv r Hath Club; Hubert
Gifford, social leader; John Orr.
wli,i *|Mikr for tha rraldrnl* of
I'nlm Island, and Charles NirhuU,
ptr*blent of Miaml'a Three Hcoie
■ml Ten club.
m lng tlghli. Tha city vt*s In grr&lt;l
Tbe residents took thr lead.
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"It Is rommon knnwlcdgr that
All rrsblrnla nvgrualrd Im Til­ Miami llrurh is whir .pen during
lage franlbatly fa r fs-ai
Ih r / Ibr w inter months. T hr rllv hss
kkuiild fall.
proslllutrd Its ririi* soul aril has
A peculiar yalfow light waa ■aisi I an lllrgillm a In prugrny of I
si-rn In th r sky at tho time, with low brow |M-op|r wh.. hare ha*
tom e a mrnar# In Ihr commun­
lightning ftn h ln g
The newt pi per K xrrl-iur
said ity." d rrla ird O n
H r drseHtml the rliy, in witt­
Ib r *Iiih k kkg. Ilia slt.n g - st foil
ier months, as a harbor farganihlIn .i- since 1911,
It
followed a very
unuauul lig and blackmail rarkrtrars,
Tha name nf Al t ’aponr, fihlIhinn itey irrind of w rath. r .V 't h
ib r lrm |kriatura growing Inli-n a- • •g o ra n g .It r. and a home nwner
■y rold and many triid ip lc uf the on Ibr Island whrr* Orr lire*,
frw iurntl) into tha
city xering mow for th r first waa brought fraiiurnlly
illssrrtatlana a f th r speakers.
time.
T h , rveldaata adiailtrd ryes
At |h# naw Fronton Macho
iMiildlnr, • apart*
urn*.
the grnrrally had barn rlu tn l tu ro-aArcurdtng ta Mr«. B. U -I’erhlaa, &gt;0
•pi'k* caught a ppn| fall uf swim- ditlotu la re rrn t years, but bsmrrA W ater front the pool was srrchrd thg council to eliminate • n r of tha rhglrm rit af lha roan- J
m ittrs'a In rh a tg r of lha a n n u a ls
heat nil Into thg street and the laxity la law rn fu |rtia a n t
The council, recently Inaugural- Itohrlt F.. U » ball, etsgwd un4*t
ad. was firm lit its a . serf Ion th a t th* ausplcrc of tha N. I&gt;a V. H p }
gambling rluhs and raslass whirh ward Chapter uf the b a ile d Oao*T
have oiterated within th r rxrlualva ghters of lha Confodrracy, • M ill-* 1
w inter i-rsort ip past years are factory advsm a tb-krl sate had
net now in operation and will nol bmjt reported up tu noon todays !
and every IndirgUsa palate ta UiaV.
lit parm iltuj to open.
*urrt-«s of the drncav owe a f tha '
t vents of lha social cal rad ar dal* d
lug the year.
Tills year th* dunce will ha &gt;&gt;MlJ
a l Ih* Flks Club on Hirsh M m Is A
HKATTLi; Waste.. Jajt. lit —i Ov.l Mniid.y night, Isn 10. It U -\
&lt;AI’| —Two sh)pa which grounded Ulteved that the daaea f la a r '
yetlerttey In North-IMclfir waters i lha aowly nemploted chib roaaat
still w are a share la»t night hut oas of the b«*t Itt-thu city. Daaw
pispatalteaa wet* made to a t­ clone are h*lng arranged wh
tempt to Heat them.
wflt traasfarm ttes bUI-roam la i
The 31 passengers *a Ih r molar- sea o r » h teh . will be n
»«Hal
•h'p N oitklaad. en rauta U ket- backyiroind far th* large Moaol
rblksn, AWskc,-tahl.ir&gt;args d titaa o f gaasts. Msro'a O rrhaatrt, whl
into tha aaad -aa (h r Salmon lib
v*r flat* with a halt-be bar stag
board hew, w ars roseaad hy the

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TBUBSPATa^AmiART IS. 1M 1

THE SANFORD HERa Ld , sa K tord , ifUmoK

the

Sanford Herald

WORLD’S WINDOW

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AND THAT,:
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n-.mlcal edm lubtretlre.

Wta*

ial Calendar

Hoover UlephoDod an MUaaa

New York tbo other rdgt*
waited till after U O P.
ford ho began talking, t
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A whole aqnwdrog of. lla

Li I miugh

enunciated eaactly a hundred
, year* ago b y J t i firs t P rim * .M iniIte r, Roalar.
,
This man wrote to Lord Palm er­
ston; "T h e aim of our government
m u il be the eradication of the
Flem ish element in order to 'p re ­
pare the fusion of G tlg lu iri w ith
our great .mother c a n » U 1 *

the break*. Ju s t whew the Pnlm
I teach vacation aeaaen gale s ta rt­
ed. thousand* or our* laborers are
ra te d boclr te ,,**p ik. .—
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*TTIUR8I&gt;aV, JAM, II, 1M&gt;
BIBLE V MSB FOR TOPAT
T H E FATAL ROOT—For tho
■rva of mo*»y l» tho rest of all
«U&gt; which whits same eovotod sf•r, (hay have erred from tha
al|h, sad pltrrsd thrmaclvta'
Brough with auny aorrowa^-

, Tim. dilO.

alleged panaceas Yormuand-tmaginary social anti economic
troubles.
, Any large increaaea in laxen at thia time, with moat
Industrial concern.* and buaincag houaea merely marking
time, will necoasitaU increased prices .on Ute commodities
for, sale, op curtailment of. operation costa reaulling in docreased efficiency, or reduction, in other oxpensea, an in
wag* nation, or all of theae things. Huge anproprUtions^ for
the relief of unemployment’will hot help tne situation any
If they are going to result in additional unemployment or
further reduction in wages.

PRAYER*—“How *hall I follow
lltn 1 aarvoT lie * shall I copy

llm I H^T**

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'A TIMID ONE SFKARS
f7 1 ahall a il calm ly.
jV*Tpu w ill not gums
-.'M y heart hrets savagsly
Sb'AasInri. my drerta.

1 shall lie deftly
rWRh a r s r smile,

Two-SyJItble Words
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Mark Twain, in an argument, once aaked: “Would It
not expedite matters If you restricted yourself to the cate­
gorical statement of fa&lt;t Unencumbered by obstructing ac­
cumulation! of metaphor and allegory". There would be a
goqd starting point for the commlsaion of nine members set
up by the California aiatc legislature which will study public
school problems with the incidental end In view of Issuing u
two voluntn report in two-syllable words In order that It
may. be easy reading for all the people of the state.

ministration has adhered to this
program. From time to time tha
Flemings were thrown a little con­
cession, as recently, fo r Inatanc*.
when the U niversity of Ghent be­
come Flem ish (only in name, how­
eve r). But the fundamental policy
of Brussels has always alraad at
tha destruction of Flamlah char­
acter and culture. L*cep|l in ,th a
.caie of Brussels, which is practi­
cally a French city now, the policy
has miscarried.
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I t cannot be don*.
Flem ings
can't, be turned into Frenchmen,
no niofe than canaries Into croco­
diles. And for the simple
and
chief reason th at ' the Flem iag*
don't w an t, to. Opposition |u- t ie
denalioM l)ration process Is today
growng by L ap* end broad*. F o r
a hundred years )ha slate ha*
andecm lnastat* of her
. unparatUl**! s n jy M f
W w tu rn ' E u ro tev' D in
from

IW Ithlng you would k lit me
A ll of the while.
A ' l th sll speak lightly
nv*Ro ynu won't know
'TFVl long to bsrosch you
^ e v f r to go.

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ijhr-n you h avt left ms

-After a bit,

»»y

’ll
to my mlrruw,
You h yp o crilt."
,

who have found a tendency—no, trcntl— loward the u*c of
big, two- and three-dollar words when simple little ten cent
words would express far bettor and moroglearly what wan
to be said.
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“This coming report, therefore, of the California—
they won't be able to get by that word) they may find it

I t tkl* tit exaggerationf t f i . I
I* t o understatement. F o r Hat
trn io ls In Urn Congo s r » i aort
■nsltdsd in th sl* ewn . Jankxmgt
but Flem in g s ar* rlr ilitJ In thi
army arid Judged la th» r o o r ^ s

Jimmy I waiktr

y iv o S Ir T h o m a, a cup fo r bdlug
the worid'e beat looer.
TWe
week he g iv e . K r u U Rdefami*cV|»
fo r w lnelng uR hla games. .What
dees • feUew .have to do to get
a silver saucer?
r-

"MICKIES a r * a l w a y s
k in d » o y o u r t h r e a t

two and telgium h trm ln ,wiU
» likely to be well worth reading, If from no other atandpolnt make Ik* proposal o f kdatlnMrathan ita atructura in worda of two ayllables. The report Itself live separation. Whether, this will
may become a textbook bearing some auqh-title as ‘How to satisfy Klanders then Is peromlng
tslrsntcly doubtfuL
Build a Book With Two Syllable Worda1
i ., j , . *
V s t i l t 4* si*r l . . t M

ike a two-ayilabler; perhaps ‘chance’ w
ilnfMined u* that Detroit Is sea- bus on Syllabification.’"
’-pectrsl with Canada by a tunnel.
'Or did he say funnel?— Coder
iFalls Rarord.
; “ Kissing Aid* Digestion’’, msintains the energrtlr editor of the
‘,Orlam)o Morning 8etillne1, an I eyes of immigration officials. According to William M.
ronvr-raely a guod digestion I* a Doak, secretary of labor, there arc over four hundred thou­
sand foreigners, Italians, Chinese, i’ortujpueae and others,
‘big aid to killing.
Jim m ie DoolitU* flsw from
" , M lstnl to Tam pa tha atber d»y la
■ :#lg h jy-th r** ruinate*. W e'ean remambsr when it used t* take two
• ’day# to rnaka th* sam t (rip and
Y 't h i ' ra r irs t way was via Jackaon-

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in this country who have no legal right to be.here; while
an estimate made by Harry E. Hull, Commissioner of Im­
migration* puta the figure an high aa one million. The effect
of so large a number of aliens In the United States upon the
drug traffic, prohibition enforcement, tong ware, and the

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* Flo rid a’s M i l boom w ill not bo
e lt a r ii uf spocuUrUon hut of developV litonl uf industrial yesourvos, »*»*
By NBAL
Kleuigc. R . H illy , who w rite* an
. 'In i» t* *lln i( article un
Flo rid a '.
Tho
motor
magnate*,
through
i.H n d u ,tria l
dohslopnirnt In
laal
..m o u t h '* issue of
tho
Florida tho New York Auto bbow, havr
Introducad ua to «h*t wo'ro going
M unkip al Uorord.
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TELUNG THE WORLD

Trying la .establish . why
'a fret arv larger bp- two sires
than I hoy wore twenty yonre ago,
' acvunUng to tha abre manufartur.
wr*. w* should not orerUoh tha fact,
i'th a i walking hem* from automo!.'Iilli- ride* aright-well-twv* had

ilky fur IU s 'IU m L n | iloff,
lonoy’a alleged fight manager,
Isw m o n ily Just hla s il t for a
• r a la lh* profits which resultI from TunnoyV .champion*;,!?
ita. That la something grotr.y pathetic U that nam a-M a*
a a r e ) Hoff.

to idd* la IhU aeason. Th# now
inodola are very aabby.
Evan
Standing still, they .will
knock
your oyo out, Anyons who can
dries a fountlan pen over n prombuory note . should own a car
this year.
.
Romo of the outstanding modatt
a re pictured hsiewllHi
TUB RNOOTY RIXTKEN. Just

thlak •( lterelg»art» cy'indor* —
right oa each tide, with a aovoncylinder line sad a- roving full
back to bock them -Up. Thor* U
power enough In th# Ratety HlaIren to ckmb np Niagara Falls
Without.elmina-•» H make* nmlahlUa out af mmsateiac. Thl# rer
ha*-she stam lre nf • brer trnrke
w|th th* ,reflMf*«m of • res* of

"ha Chicago tT # 1
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u„d-tnialllgapt «

O'HARA

V attrea'____
led. A quarrel . broken out bo-.
tween the Roverign Order of the
Knights of Malata apd Ihsr On Ur
of the Italy Kepulchre. For icm i
time the two lllu«trtou* onlrr*
h*xe been s i varlsace. I t t 'tb a
echo of Ihelr difference* was
kept to the papal w lon, In
Non* of the of people who ytov* In
the** spheres Imagined that the
elder, more 111 utrleoa and authorltstlew order would go* so far
as lo cite the other before tk*
Civil Court of Rom*, bringing t h r
whole urialnvsa into the g)sie of
the secular press. For the Marrheae-^ffitto, head of the uitr, has
fully sixteen quartering* of jp#-.
blltty, and Marchrse l’ersleNti(l)
Ugollnl, head uf Ike oth«e- order.
Is by marriage a newphew of .lb*

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going for three weeka. You can’t
afford lo l« without a Gink Eight,
oven If you oro flat broko. 1’iko,
11105, F. O. B Puwdor puff erttw.
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THE BABY BUNTINO. The,
smalleit r*r built In
Aawriea.
Goes any* her*. Fits
nicoly In
rrncks, r rev It#*, etc. Wbda you
buy a n*Vy Hunting you hare
■lived the patkblg problem It
ran Hi under the maalo of a ^yilraiU wltbnut being seen. You rsn
leave It overnight on the back
doorstep. Dpcetsl offer this »a0s
«un; Hoy twin Baby Hunting* —
two ears —for thojw lre of a stan­
dard « u r m -drl.L osrer rates nn
triplet*. Th* Baby Bunting Is to
th* aoUnwdill* field what
th*
homing pigeon la to th* alrflaae
lodostry. Prlre, M#a. dellvared by
l‘»rr»l post, aarurvly wrappod, , .
? * • ' JLN • • • J
g n e m i m e i g h t . Prottiret
rar on th* market. Fwrt* differ­
ent voter enmtdnatlre* to rbore*

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But thl* 1* wh*J be* U p u i r V
The Knight of Malta haa Id te U
hlg "legal f battens*" te lll it up in
Merches* I'erschettl abd t e laHn
Patriervh of Janwgie*^
reaperlively Rom* rvpraMU^ari' ■ and
rveter of tk* Order of I • Jlvly
Reputrhre, to N o a l* f~ Ir m .nil
thoir their prnctlrea whtrii ar* uffinding tha Hoverolgn Kn ghta *f
Malta." Th* gi*t of .thr aenwalions 1* that th* Cqudslrii i Orday
•r tho Doty S .p alth ro W i* Mam
trying to r l t with Ufc*R, r.rv tra
Order* uf th* K alghtrod l a te la
Piedmont and abroad V n
The challengo gM l jm d M hqa
dared J* try aad woofimisd Amir

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| T h * council of \he Junio r C h ris­
JtUh Endeavor Society w ill meet
Jet the residence of M r*. ( I, I I .
Brown, l*ark Avenue, at 7;.10 o'-

cluek. *
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F R ID A Y
*
The regular meeting o f the W.
T I? areltt L * L . I J ai 1

An evening open boose end f.i• hten revue, ao aucc. aafully in
auguinted by Dtckaon-lve*
last
fa ll,'w ill be u p ra te d K rtd iy , Jaf*.
t l when the Orlando atore holds
it* spring opening.
Tli.- door* w ill open at T :M o'­
clock and the fashion revue w ill
commence nt 8 o'clock on the »*.-•
ond Moor.More th in n doaen m odrL w ill
s t a r spring .fashions for Junior*
women nnd pratton*. * Children'*
•I’fn trl for the new aewar.n w ill
nl««&lt; la- shown;
Music fo r the event w ill be furnjint-d by R ay Yo u n g'. orvhasla*.

P e rsonals
Mr*. Ihright Smith and her
rousln, Kdwaid M i. h rII, motored
to H a ltin g * Tuesday where they
were the gur»t. , f M r*. John
Wade.
M r. ard Mr*. Ik n F a ith , of New
Albany, Ind.. h ill, returned home
afte r vtailing Mr-. K. J . K-&gt;oth at
t e r home, turner Third Street amt
Jessam in A vrn u r, for the paat
week.

lu ihr." 230* West V tra f S tIW
the month of Jan u ary.

M rO e lla rd , 300 French Avenue.
A meeting «r the West Ride P .
T . A . and en A rbo r Day program
w lU be given at the W r it Hldt
school auditorium at 1:30 o’clock.
Seminole County Chapter o f the
A m erlraa Red Croaa w ill meet at
11" o’clock at the Valdes Hotel.
The Ju n io r O te lr of th# Chris-

wlt»S T O A ST IP e" iv u r y o n a
lows thot h«dt puHfle* and
»"T O A » T IN O ##- t h o f
'I r r i t a n t s

th a t ca u sa

take plenty o f P fte-

dte b. Z M llZ

noufune, tuU
«*
DrvwJk check-tf on
dttheakhofymrbodj.

v Friend* i f Nat Farnw orth, who
I* row a frv-shman at the U n iver­
s ity uf Colorado, w ill be pirated
to know that hr has hern chosen
a* a mrmlwr f the caal of the
operetta whk-h I* un annual fea­
ture uf the U niversity. IJ*«t year
a* a*ro p te » e n la llY r,jo f Seminole
High 1S, hool, Farnworth vt** atho realdenre ef M r. and M r*.
wardeil tin- prlae fur In liv llu a l
H- K . Andrews, Dream wolJ, at
merlin Avenue, cumplimenting a ilin g a t . the 8«iuthern t'ollega
7l 30 o'cioek, fo r p ra rtk e .
Mrm. John W, Sneed who plan* to IMay ru n lrat.
\
M O NDAY
T h e annual Robert K . Lee' ball leave In the near future fo r Homr,
o f J h e - N . de V . Howard Chapter Gs. t&gt; make her future home. As
j r B r U . D. C . w ill be held from a memsnto of the orcnslon Mr*.
l a c l i r i i la I t o'cioek a t the E lk s ' Sneed war given - playing card*
Itearing s picture of the Hok
Club nn E a s t F ir s t Street.
.
C ircle Number On* of the F lr* t Memorial Tower.
The home of Mr*. D. I~ T hrash­
Throughout the afternoon bridge er. Grandview
H apli*t Church, M rs. George H u ff,
Avenue. Ho«e
chairm an, w ill meet a t 3 :30 o'­ progrtrtlana w rre enjoyed. High Court, was Ihe scene of the bridge
clock with M rs. Jam es Field s, 70S store priarv playing rarda liearing party given yrM rrdsv afternoon
a pirture of a Florida seem-, wen- by Mys. T hrariier fo r the memW »st Th ird S I reel.
J C irri* Number Three of the awarded to Mr*. W .'T . I.anglt-&gt;, Irr* of the Fortnightly Club. Mi**
F ir s t Baptist Church, M r*. W. A . while low * cjrr priie, a box ol Mnry lleC altr*. of Jacksonville,
Hayes, chairm an, w ill meet with c iy stalllir *.1 fruit, vkrnl In Mr*. I . who I* xb itin g Mr*. G sirg e A.
M rs. I I . I I . H m llh. 700 Mellonvil- I'. MeCoiler.
DeCottrs,, was given a handmade
A dornirg the room* m hrrr the linm handkerchief a* a mrtucnlo
Ir Avenue, at 3 :30 o'cioek.
C ircle Number Fo u r o f the F irs t guest* were ameitaim nl ws* n of Ihe arra*,nn.#
naptist Church, M r*. M. N . Cleve­ prolusion of green narvl**i, goldA fter several pro rtersln r* of
land, chalrmap, w ill meet a t 3:30 tit calendula* anti fern, accentua­ bridge score* w rre totalled amt
ting
a
co
lrr
of
gold
and
grrcu.
o'clock with M rs. R . L . Glenn, 106
prii.-s awardeil. Mr*. Jam es ( 1.
The tallies nnd score eard* held Shar in held high score and ws*
E a s t Fourth Street.
Claele Number F iv e of the F irs t devlgns of Florida ».rne« in gold given s bowl of flowgrr, whll-t
R a p tk t Church, M rs. Fra n cis K . and green, while the rs rd table* Mr*. Frank I* Miller, who ru t
!L&gt;lif* chairm an, w ill meet at 3:30 hsd yellow rovers* and Ihe bridg* high, ws* the recipient of a
o'clock w ith M rs. Grady G a lls a L •ets emphasiietl the same color*.
On each table were iiiHMdual
I'a rk Apsrtm erits.
'•
R rfiro h m cnt* xxtrr sn ve d by
reen and yellow nut cup* hear- the host,
axtl,to&lt;l u) M r*. Sam*
C lvtle Number Klg of the F irs t
ng
randies
of
the
same
shade*.
fU p Ita i Church. M r*. Harah Slewucl Pu li*tu n and M rs. R . A . New
A
t
thr
tea
hour
a
**l*d
c-iur*e
man. Vassa and bowl* of gladioli
a r t , Chairman, w ill mret a i 3:30
•'Clock in tke T . K . U clas«ronm and orange Juire, repealing the n n l ralrr.d u lar w rrp g n a n g id in
sSti th*
I L_ -rhnrrV.
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thasen color motif, w rre served by Van iu* plate* obout tin|-arl)
Cirri* Number . Keren of thr the h o sltsr, a*ri*te*l o&gt; M rs. A r ­ rooms.
Th&lt; „r p r e rn t vrerst M r*. GrnrFirst Baptist O u rr h . Mrs. C, It. thur Hranaii, M r s ,.A . W. Knot
T W S fir rh a i^ M ^ will meet ai sad M U a.O llle Jnhnarn. Those in­ e r A . H cTotlv*, M r*. G rorgy p .
M it e to a * w ith M r*. Sneed WWet Tll.hop. Mr*. \V; J . T h lip t n. lfr« .
‘M rs. L . r . M c C u ll.r, Mi** O llic F u n k I- M iller, M i*. F . E . Rmuitt e ^ p r ' I t r band of the Prrsby- Johnson, M r*. W. T . l-alrd, Mr*. llla t, M r*. H a rry II. I**wi», M rs.
tenaa Auxiliary will meet at 3 K . I . Hoy. M rs. A . C . F j r t , M r*. tames G . Sharon, Mi«* M ary lk-• ’tWek al the rhurrh and will le W. Theodore Langley, M r*. S . I). r« U a a , of Js rk *o n x lllr. ai.d Mr*.
follasred by the Inspirational meet- Highlr&gt;m ar, M r*. I I . W . Ruck­ K . A . Newman and M rs. Ssin url
er, Mr*. J . t). L s i.r y . M rs. A rth u r Pulrston, las gurat*.
teg a t S:M o'rlurk.

ymhl la yocr gang*.

beige and. read*, ban
gad many other morel

2 Florida Avenue
Tampa. FU.

To Turu Merchandise Into Cash In Short Orde
Fine upHtunding: Qualities in Clothing. Shoes, Hats and
Furnishings no&gt;v offered at sharp price Reductions
Fxciting to Hehold
(icttini: away In tin Karlv Start xvr ure throwing down (he bant and abandon*
Inif nrofll. rultlng Into ronl In mnny InslunreM, lo effect quick clearance, Uterth.v ndjumtlnu Hlockr* lo proper leveln nl IhU lime. We offer Ihe whopping public
of IhU Irnde lerrllorv rich plrkinuM from rclehratcd nrnkera, choiceat produe*
Hons for IhU nenHon In C'lulhlnit of dlNtinrllnn, Shoew of worthwhile qualitlen
nnd FurnlHhlnRH of definite rharnrler n nd at tuivinifN In prlren that will atlr
kren buyers lo inslnnl action.
We are Inking drastic measures lo rreale a anle never lo be forgotten,
one with n breadth of meaning to move merchandise out. Wcaexpect crowd*—
there will lie crowds—l.et nothing keep you away!

Give us the “DouRh” nnd Take ’Em Awoy!
MEN’S FINE SUITS
Men—and Women Who Love a Bargain
' Will Rush Here for the Saving*!

.-

F riday
and the days of the Sale to follow

Thr kind of clothes men uf dlacrlminntlng taste will
hr glnd lo own. wear and rnjoy.

Pajamas

^ iro a t

Irritation and coughing. V ,i \

weather nargams

W h y Shioer When W armth Is So Inexpensive?

(•rade

Traveln und l.ido

Grade

Knitted Coats
Kwentcr atxie
knlllrd
coals of fine knit and
quality In ko a't
(2 C
tirade Q A S

G rad e

\M on'« DresH PuntH

Union Suits
Outing Flannrf Pajamaa for
kfen and Women

Crmr buy* in the assarsnee of unlmprarhaU* quality, bathed
h) name, nr national rrnow n-Jtuy In the knewledg* of a peefrst fit ami ahwlute witUfacilon. RTrry Hull fancy or plain
rolir, th r height of fashion *1 a Iraoimxdou* sdvtng.

*1.50 I'hllllpn Jones
Broadcloth ShirtH
Fancy mIj Icn itnd oolld
while. Ootid llnuidrloth,
Shirla, now
,

Wlbton IIron.

Blankets

Front (‘elebralrd mukern will sell at n Fail
Cllk^|p4fie Hale prirrs offered

SrilLO.RM IlltOS.—STYl.KPI.tlH
ANI) MERIT ROOD CLOTHES

All al Reduction,*.
Oood qualllieM und pat'
terns and colors for xelec
lion:
.
.
4 Q C (srade 4 S O

66 X 80 Part Wool Downy
BLaadceta
.

Arenunlanta

Stock Adjustment Sale

Wilson Urn-.

L-0/d

L. E. ALFORD COMPANY

ap p en A nd I t S ta r ts Tomorrow, 9 A. M.
Woodruft &amp; Watson Co. Takes Drastic Action, Striking
Down
P rices
In A D
ynam ic C learance
Campaign
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Cut full for romfnri and
wervire, of fine malrrialn
—athletic style—reduced
to wit:
4 A A Grade *7A C

Wilaon Brow.

Sock h

ITaln and Fancy Hlylert
PAC
Horkn
OQi

All at ltrqurlii.ii*
A ro rirly nf popular sty le, and
m ctrrlala In faary d rr* . p a n t, far
^ Ir rlia n , at aaxlnaat
K.tM Grade

I

* 5.00 tirade

Grade

One Broken Lot Suits
Values up to $35.00
ft«hl«.i Bros, a ad Htyle-

The Renowned Make
" Wilson Brow. .
Mena Bibbed Union
All Sixes ,
t

Suita.
-g

Wilson Bros.

Neck Ties
Good palternn and rolara
for Ihe choonlng—all fin*
grade Four-In-Hand*:

1 AA Tire re AC

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Shirts
hurts

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shirts si

m ake

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FINE SHIRTS
*t Hllrrlag Redaction*
II will pay you mea folk well In .a p ­
ply yrer needs In skirls while this
fame** line la i s sal*.
Na other *hlrt offrra Ik* equal
af the taluea al regular price, much
lea. at sale price. Ilk* the**:

Men's Shoes Reduced!
aeons to #6
\ Off

Bostonians
to 8.50

One I^pt
Bostonians

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BTR

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Women's
ShoeB
1 Lot to 15
Variety Fumpa and Htrapa In
Mark and is# leather*. Crepe
and leather antes la laf.

Handy
O sfard .
In
Mark. Ian— AUo *pcvt
romhlaalion* and Golf

$10.00 .
Bostonians

II.P i Grade - 11.50 Grade U .M Grad*

Valqa, to l i t —In tan
osforda t*. rkw* out al
ante prlre 4J5.

Grade
K

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Grade

and * rr*

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ravwm
ijpT ter. Tuar pi
i iu jiV ij|

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Hwckn

76, dell.rrra lb M m

p i ff

aw

pin-, lanry *w .lrn suite
gaud *001*0. and runnervallve p altrrn . while lot
last* they gu al

Hockn

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to laxpriMa
s reditu ta,—I

er. D r. and Mr* A t*. Chamber­
lain , M r. and Mi* Avtliur
It.-*,
nan. M r. and Mr-. It.*vronl C .
Loag. M r*. It K
T.*lar.
Mr*.
John T . B rad y, Mr*. | | . M. Hapworth, Mr* I . P. Hagan, Mr. and
M r*. J . I I . M tnirk. Mi. tin I M r*.
Kndor C u r lllt ant c * p t. K a rl*
T . iM t k i.

f

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Hoys* LUCKY S T H ftf-th o «ln»st
cigarette you a v o r sm okod*
m ad# o f tho flliaat tobaccos-

I*. I I . M arlcr r» v e an acvawnt
the cu ltu ral |M«rk&lt; which arm I
ing made In Ja|&gt;an.
"Polly-anna o r T ru th " by Ja n
ai.nual election of offleeta
w ill
T tw la w Adam* wm.. discuareri
take
plate
and
M
r*.
8
.
0
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Khlnhol“ C urrent K vrm *. P.ditieal ami
MnuGlenn E . M rK a y . while M ra.
Beonom liol" » *• th.- .uliject of ae r w ill haw- charge of the pro­ It. Ma*«n gave a H fv H p U n ithe program of thr m rrling of gram f ir th r day.
I hr article the “ A ilin g W orld."
M i*. Umigla** had prepared for
the Lite ra tu re Ih-partment of the
At I h r ronelu»lon of tha pi
Woman'* Clut* held y.nti-r, lay a f­ yrMi-iday afternoon an In lcitM - tra m an Inform al dlacuaalaitej
ternoon In the * In* nroni*, on Oak It g nnd instructive program. She thr topic* of th r day waa n
Avenue, w ith Mr-. K.
Oouglkaa gave n gtaghle *urve)' of the
rtindltl in*
a*
a t program chairman. Mr*. W a l­ work) r.n n iim ir
ter I . Cooper prraldrd over the
abort liu*lne*- »c-.i..n at which
tim e the minute- of th| p rrv iiu *
w rre read.
Iterature (iroup Of I meeting
Mr*. t'oo|«er announce*! that at
Club Holds Meeting: the text m rrlln y In K rb ru ary the

M r. n n l Mr*. C h rist C . Ilahe,
of SecauM-u*. Nr. J . are visitin g
the fo rm ir's brother and aisles-

Mrs. Thrasher Gives
Party For Her Club

' tvaryo n * knows that sunshlno m ollow s— thot’s w hy fho
n O A S T IN O " procoss Includes

A radio tpeskar baa Jual now

lor meeting of Seminole
Number Tw o Order o f the
i S ta r w ill be held at &lt; :n
■t the Masonic H all. A ll
ra are
requested
to he
aa laltatlon w ill take

Dickson-Ives To Hold
Fashion Revue Soon

W i l t I* con* drred one o f th r
Important serial a ffa t lt o f 'the
searon, the annual h all agOnaoi •
ed t*v thev Si*d*| Department t.f
the Woman1* Club, *»Ja given last
n'ght In the . Ini. roonaa on Oak
Avenue with M ia. Howard r i­
l i n g ami Mr&gt;. 1_ I*. Hagan a*
ho*tea*e* Mta. t*mg received th.gue*t* wearing an evening gown
o f black lace f.i*hh&gt;n*d' wloiii!
a-mpk line* w th a long ablet. Her
acceaaoriea a e rr In black.
M i*. Ilagan'* gown fo r the orradon wa« made of bright coloie*l flxw eird flat rtepe mado alone
graceful flowing lln.-a. I l e r ahoe»
«nd other arre**nrlea were In
green.
•
Throughout the evening pun.-h
wa» aervrd hv Mrm. I I .M. Pap-

am th a . darning waa m joyad to
th r louilr of Mi-roV Hynmpator*.
Or. and M r*. W. T . Lan gley lad
the grand marrh which took plant
la ir r in th r evening and lie . and
Mr* A. T . Chamberlain
were
award* i pr re , in th r elimination
ronte.t
A. r r lia t ln g a b rillian t
color
ir h .n ir
were
th r
d rc ’ ratlon*
whl.h ion* bled u f q u rn tltlr* of
land.m b n le d In v a il- u . place*
aln.it t h . ballroom ami a profu-rioh &gt;f bright m l »ed balloon* »u*.
prnded from the chandelier* and
pla.rd In rrn-pleuou* point* aUait | l f ro'm *. Ilr a iil an |i*pp*r
**'
n u rg rd c ffie tlx e ly In .barkvlc »nd va«r*.
At thr .u p p rr hour refreshmoot* w rrr served by the
ho*
*• "i-* T1i *e pr. sent xri-rv: M r.
nnd Mr*. Ilalph A uat’n
Sm ith.
I&gt;r. nnd M r*. W . Thro-hu* la n p ley. lit . and Mta. I I . W aydr R u ik .

Sanford* Fla.

Homo Queen Quality Rhrea gw
la thte | u —Mach. Un. hired*
—atrnpa. pnaipa. tie*.

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r,‘v&gt;A» V

i';Uurt- print on, «ach step
m*k|ng of a mat#, from
a. the rough lo t reache* the
•h a . fla t ear rmttl It I*
In warehmue* for ship*

In thkkneas, about ana
la, and from *0 to *0 feet
L A t feet a* the log* are
M stripe move Into a
which cute them Into
thing let of equal rise.
Ibeae side* are still damp
«, they must be dried, and
purpose they ara flacked
I n .trty i on truck* which
M e d Into a room about-*0
Mjgm., In that room, a t on*
jtJAMO feet of celled pip*.
f i p B . lira ataam, ara aces. At
lather and of th* room a
1: auction fan. draw* off, oldod
the boat of tha steam, th#
far* in the ride*, end after
* bourn they arc again dried

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With H r. Zachary In complete
charge e l ew ry M i l l T V te n pany ha* recently. entered the
field „f renntng, new owning and
operating plants whet* grapefruit
and peutoc* ara canned‘la larr*
qaentltlee. Beery effort le mad*
to Install. as-quickly a* they ara
dertUped, the meet madam marhlree aeallabte, end hi* enthoilaim for thins* electrical i* one
of (he mint evident charactoHstlc*
of tho owner.
Whtlo hi* two veneer mill* are
hi* chl*f hobbl**, Mr. Zachary
ha* only r*e*ntly added another
property to hi* atreedy Urge
hold!ns* which he spend* much
time la Improvlns. He wa» the
■ncteieful bidder for the eaten*
»lve and hishly cultivated oranse
grove* known e* the l-u* aim
tionp Kettle, near OeLand. In
acquiring that valuable property
Mr. Zachary I* paid U have **&gt;
TtrfPd~oh« o rih * moil'pfIie3Tior*
tieattvrel propertlee In the South.
The fame of the I a i Olm Gong
oranse and srapefrult le eeld to
be world .wide, and according to
Mr. Zachary, the rtop now on the
tree* la the fln«*t on record.

Bundles
or harmfaj f« f'iie th e c , end only
th* n e a tly right til* of light
energy w ill. do. a particular Jeb
effectively.
It I* muck like tuning la on tho
radio. The eeWcthm od*light wave*
I* elite load through are of filter*
of quart* o r othOr tranrprrcnt
•uUtsnce*. ; .
Recently the laboratory
that * narrow sharply-dtflned
band of radiation In ultra-violet
produce* tho Vitamin D that
come* from auMhlna Longer ray*
produce nemo Japd charter ray*

GRAND
THURSDAY JAN. 15th
.

*

tance that tha present discovery
hr* mad* it eatlrri* practicable
lo Irradiate milk without delate*
rloualy affecting |ta taate or atne'.l

llta

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typo of erato used by g ro u ­
ped shippers, and It In open. •th# year round. Keen th*
tJ r t of crate* with tradein &lt;and label* 1* handled In
) modem plant. Two larg*
ibeuic, are In rlooo pfo«l»
f to ith * plant, and err con*
UyJ being -teflljed with newly
&gt;b*4 !*«!•*■ Mr. Zachary *ekl
rijlpmi-nta of hi* m l # prop art* mad* to leading grow*
and Shipper*, holh Individual*
f irm , not only in Florida,
aa fkr nnrttf.es Maw‘York. ,
tch In tha office of. thf plant,
Barbery revealed a Ranker

Ti

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
ArmuntanU and Auditor*

Erf

rum that room, th e side* ara
IVred on th* asm* truck* lo
Putin ■action of the plant
M 'lhojr are ImmadlaUty cut
&gt;Vari*ua rise* (depending upon
type of erato which is Read*
Automatic machleery of tho
it .tirpa 1ha* been Imtellrd
rh roanfa off tha end* and
l&lt; of *n*h piece of veneer
lb to* need In tho making a*
•a, (Mine preventing Injury to
k* an d . vegetable*. Machine*
lb ftMOnUtkilly brad o r nail
I*n* of crate* together; ma­
in which, after maklag *a In*
It low la aiMlI Stripe of *#•
.autom atically push er wild
‘■tripe Into tho frtm o which

.

F irst Natlqaal Bank Bundles

noritte

Sanford

to a g a in b rin g y o u

5hr.dd*d W heat
w it h h o t m i l k
th is m om lng^aa"

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"1 k n o w th a t's w h a t y o u a n d
fb o c h ild re n lik e , th e s e c o ld
w in te r m o rn in g s. I t 's th e
e a sie st h o t d ish im ag in ab le!
I sim ply h a s t th o b isc u its In
lk « o p e n a n d th e n p o o r h o t
m ilk o v e r th e m . S o m e tim e s
I odd c re a m . F o r a w a rm
a n d sa tlsly in f b re a k fa s t th a t
f t ea sily d ig e ste d , I t's th a
fa v o rite w ith u a a ll.”

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p re c e a e n te d low pro
a n d d is tr ib u tin g sy
—places them and us
v alu es in F ire sto n e

n a t io n a i e u c u r r c o m p a n y

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niter ot rubber and cotton at tin.
and their riticient manufacturing
direct to their dealers and stores
in a position to give you
Tires, Tubes, Batteries ,B

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&gt;_Quaker Man NBC; .T:46,
wubiR h^tllghta'H B C l

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WANT AD BATES
M M b&gt;U&gt; U*-U

■toun P m r r ip tio n B rin g s
A lm o st I m ts n l R e lie f

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ll' ren labill' 1
Inter.
o u t hortnUVw

x tfc a ra js j
forty acre* rood far*
ready for cuWvktldn, &gt;er
fur cam of place and tdt
Informafhin write
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fO R S A t^ ; , iroo
alcma, cheap, J. J* A
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'hZauafeTta wncTehmlTkl

ORANGES—75c and
- tOO- Delivered. Phone

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'ALL KINDS building
1 Lumber,, rough OR d
flverad rheap. Vermea
Co., Harvey Velno, 0|

■war Oyatl no law.

mr pktlMrr 1W

(wpreeeaUUre
ifH y familiar with rake*
and daaalflraUea will
raa reuplete lafegmaUeu.
f yen e b b lk ty will aaaa la wardlag yaar want
mam it t u n effattlve.

f e t f e j M t t t 2t:9ta Jhru.Orerrfe',

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hara 1m m iak trg Kmachew
&lt;ur nearly 3 monlhi. I have
l^ |d lablng u*e (oaipooaftll
k m 'w a te r every morelcg, lwplghcd 217 pounda, waa aU
baibcred .with palna In myi and lower pari of abdomen

anrap

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FRIDAY. JAN. 18. f a ll
18:45. A. ,M.P Morning Cheer:
I
,7cpf; Bob- Jonca- M*mr.‘
-I
B rcalfalt Mehkiwa: IDOO, Dane*
Si
mu*k| 1 |il5 , CiHtklng TnrcloiMM
I
-»CBS| it 1:S0. Cemmonaeme f»i . I
Mother* — CBS; 11:45, I)wire
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rauaie: 12:00, Correct time; 11:01,
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lW W .-W R A P .p tp g rtn w 11:09.
W JZtrrogram i -11:15, Peach** add

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Momtag Devetieiu NBC: 8 J3 , Maid*” ; liOO, Dinner Muiic; Ills ,
Correct • I
Cheerio NBC; 8100, Studio Sym­ pane* 'Rhythm*; 2:00,
phony Orchcatra; 10(00,- Ubby timejF 8 -SO,- MutW-f | meed*; 5:45, - I
lule'a Hungry Fi»»( 0:00, Time
McNeil * Libby: NBC; 10:15, Out
rpall 4:01, Dear* mimic; 0:30,
Dally Food —A A P Tea Com­
iace- Hflat ' 0t4|, Tune* am)
pany; 10:80, National Home liau r
lgl«a; 7:00, Tim* aignll; 7:01,
NBC; 10:45, Helm I'ur*
Feud
■ort* und upiuaemant new*: 7:15,
Talk NBC; 41:00, Mualcul Apprrrlaiion Hour NBC; lliOO, -Time.
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