20 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd8ee59a1bb191b90a5919d4ab64d11f.pdf 0cbc712cde8c3d07e12950e7a73556f8 PDF Text Text m B B K ttm ; vSr > 'V -t. r »lr Heart AN 1NDBPBNDBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, NUMBER 1M FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. 1933 XXIY THREE KILLED List IN ^ e iic Of Morgan Found ON SPEEDWAY . ___________________ N am e*O fD avis3*k er, Pershing, McAdoo, Woodin AndRaakob Appear Once More SENATOR LONG IS SUED BY WOMAN $250,000.00 . WASHINGTON, May 31— F O R (A-P.)—Sonata inveatlgatom Louis Meyer IsW inner O f 500-Mile Grind A t Indi»napolis,Averasing 104 M.P.H. F o ra u l Armistice I f SignedBy J aps,China RUSSIANS W E Action Demanded By DISCUSS TRADE Sholtz As Inactive WITH AMERICA SHANGHAI. China. May « L _ i « — A formal armtitle* to tha North China warfare sraa signed today hy military raprssentativaa * f China and Ja­ pan at Ta-gka. Th* true* provlda* for demilitarisation of tho troa boundod by th# Great Conversations ToCenWall on tha North, th* PeipingMukden Railway on th# seat ter LargelyUponGx-’ and th# Palplng-8ulyuan Rail­ pansion O f Export way on tha waat; for dissolu­ tion of tho Chlnaao vjluntaar Market O f Cotton corps In thla area; and for NEW YORK. May Sl.—ffPl— resumption of ran traffic be­ tween Peiping and Shanhaik- |Trail* discussion! between t h e I'nlte,) States and Russia, looking van. toward an enlargement nf the ex­ port market for American agricul­ tural products, will take coneret# form within a fe wdajx. It was Also Rules That D ry reliably Indicated yesterday. - State® May Prevent - .They veilF center fgrgelj "bit'col • * Its Transportation Ion nnd livestock—two o f the Ro­ ll*! Union's, prime need*. In these trad# negotiation*, MARIETTA. Ga.. May St.-<A1 which probably will be extended —Judge J. H. Hawkins, o f th# later to encompass a revival of f machinery exports, the Amtnrg Ulur Ridge 8up#rlor Court, yes­ General O f American Trading Corporation. Soviet agen­ terday hold that th# act of Con­ will deal directly with repre­ grats legmlliing 3.2 bear waa .un­ W orld W a r Arrtiy la cy, sentative* o f the government In constitutional, and also ruled lhal Skeptical O f Pacta Washington. Neither nation l» working to­ dry state* may prevent transpor­ WASHINGTON. May 3I.-D D ward a trade agreement, it was tation of th* bavaraga over tbatr —Gen. John J. Pershing said In a understood, but Instead both con­ h ghways regardless of the Inter template bartering a* far a« pos­ Memorial day speech yesterday sible. In return Russia can ship slat# Commerce Act. The decision was handed down there waa plenty of evidence to msganese, rhrome ore. furs, food­ refute th# "child like faith" that stuffs, pulp wood (sprucel and in a sari** of case* growing out of th* saitur* by county officer* If America *ho-ld take the lead asbestos, among other products. The peak of Russian Import* of a truak ownad by th# Bui in disarmament other nstlon* from the United State* was would follow. cearhed In 1950. the first year aft­ Licit Transfer and 8torag# Com­ “The casual observer tees that. er the market crash. They shot up pany of Atlanta, and Its load of notwithstanding treat!** to pro­ from $85,000,000 In 1929 to ft lf,* 220 rases of bear, and th# arraat 000.000 of the driver and two negro halpmote peace, war* continue to be In 1932 exports to Russia tum­ JHT " " * ' '* waged tn various-part* -qf —the bled to $13,000,000. In the- view nf Amtorg. twv Th* men sought release on ha globe", said (he wartime chief of thing* brought about thl* drastic bea* corpus, th* owners of th# the American armies. "He **** decline: First, la-k of favorable that when treaties clash with na­ credit In the United State* and truck filed an intervention for th* tional ambitions aggressor nation* the finding o f credit In European telaas* of tha machine, and Har­ Chattanooga, do not hesitate to disregard their markets; and second, opposition man Ryman, of hr some Amerlcnn group* to So­ asked an injunction against datreaty otillgatl m*. . viet trad*. * |tliuction of tba bear, Judge Haw "It I*, therefore, a question of Session Nears Close GEORGIA JUDGE DISABLED VETS HOLDS U Bl l WILL BE GIVEN IS NOT LAWFUL -INCREASED PAY Governor Telia Legit-, latora Only Short Time Ia L e ft To Do Something Uaeful1 SPEEDWAY. INDIANAPOLIS, May .11.—OP)— Death took th# wheel ,d speeding race car* yes­ T ALLA HASS KB. May $1— '' Inin J. P. Morgan and Com­ ll^ -(A .P .> — Shortly pany today obtained a third Defamation O f Char­ terday a* U n it Meyer, 29. Hunt Park. Calif., rode to vie acter A n d Illegal ington liat of favored euatomere of Action Does N ot Stop lug Khaki plead ftw a i toty in the 500-mll# automobile the rich firm. Thl# was one Arreot A re Charged race over th* Indianapolis motir A ttackO n Economy prepetalia* net a xiitfta g I X - ' of persons allowed to buy I9 M M aaaaally. th* ftroate’ •peedwap^- .Joimag— lank-— with Act Paring Benefits rated te roewoaMar tea t d h a kg - stock-In-the- United-Corpora- ~ B A T O N ROUGE. La- May * 1 - Tommy Milton aa the only man tlon. ulilltlee stock holdinf ■PPMiatelhn IT J 8 M 4 X AW S. Senator-H.ajf F. U n g who ever w«u*. tk arae*. Iw » » —--WASHINGTON. May yesterday was named defendant While the cheers of toO.lKX) — Announcement that th* adminis­ Haaaa M te ST rotar agulaat gw>’ _an, s t 124 below the In a $230,000 damage action filed • peclat ,r» proclaimed Meyer In tration waa preparing to declare aalriwt Itealf lata _drkat price. In dUtret roort by Mr*. Anne triumph, three yo ng men lay Again th# names o f John W. Ector IMeaaant, wlf# of former dead and on# injured, victims of Increases In compan**lion to vet­ af * what* to (t a d h r Uta antac'a saasaag . . . . . . . . Davis, former Dsmoeralie prexl- Governor Ruffin O. Ple*»aat, wh • erans with tarries-connected dls two trig c smashups. dantlal candidate and now rminael tha m o t W Thara WM charged the senator with defam­ The victims were Mark Blllman, abHUIa* failed to stem a bi-parti­ for Morgan and of Gtnaraf-John J. ' af ing her character and with Ille­ 10-year-old Indianapolis driver, san attack In th* Senate yesterday ParaMng wars included aa thay gally causing her arrest in connec­ Leo Spangler.- 27-year-old Lo* upon th* regulations affecting bad basa on tha asrliar Mat*. Other names wars George F. tion w.th a reput'd attempt i»sr Angeles driver and O. L J-irdan, cute In veterans’ benefits under TALLAHASSEE, IU j l l ~ Bailer, John J. Raskob, Norman II. eject her from the state capital 27-yrar-ald mechanic o f I^fsyth* economy act (AlP.)— An annual achoot cite, Ind. who succumbed to InDavis, Secretary Woodin, William building a year ago. Senator Byrnoa, Democrat, O. MrAdoo, R. B. Mallon. William Mr*. Pleasant, whi with hat J rle* when Ih* two car*, trartlipprapriatkm not txcoodlnf South Carolina, an admlniatrntioa A. Mitchell. Richard Whitney and h.aband ha* played a leading rolo ng at terrific speed, crashed over 18,600,000, tha debt funding spokesman, announced In th* Company and Frank EWk. In the "Long opposition ramp’ In th* retaining wall on the treach­ bill without rafanadtntftmldet of th* debate that President Investigators also were In­ recent year*, charged Long “ with, erous turns of the 2 1-2 mil# Roosevelt had directed th* veter­ dauaa, a balanced budgut and formed that the Morgan firm ob- out causo" ordered her arrest after brick track, ans’ administration to modify tha talnad an option on warrant* he had directed that aho ■>* put Meyer rode the 600 miles in no additional tax bturdtai regulations that have been de­ from the United Corporation boout of the state house during tho 4:4800.65, for an average of nounced a* too mvoto and that wen Nquaatad of tha Ugia? fore thara win a authorising 1932 legislative *ession. Her full 104.162 mile* an hour, breaking certain Increases In combat dis­ latur* today by Oorureof tba issuance of such “ f * 10"*all records. II* »cllp***J th* per­ ability benefits would b# mad* Goorga Howard, praaldeal of tba said th* incident occurred J-tnu SholU In a apodal massagai formance of Freddie Frame, of publio soon.— . i ■ ■■ . 1■■ ■ --corporation testifying today aald 15, 19.12, when «he was In tho of­ Th* Governor dallvered th* om* : Lie.Angelas, winusr of lh » 1932 fice o f:M I«« Al ta.Lea Gtnajaio. Thla did not deter opponent* af ha hadJtical.edvIeo that tha °P : th* regulations, however, ang half ■age without a prepared o d i u ^ tlona waro within the law, ho • state *-p*rvisor of public ac­ race, whs won that event nt counts, seeking data un “ the prac­ average of 104.144 mile* per hour. a dosen amendment* war* pro­ ■tying ho spoke aa ( "lobbyirt " S to lieu of euaomara selected tice of nepotism and the question­ M«y*r’a performance was regard­ posed, to b# fought out today. representing th* common paopi# able use of deposition of tax­ ed aa smating .considering th* Th* $550,000,000 Independent of­ who have no organlxad lobby hold for of .took., fact that the race was twice fice* appropriation bill, parrying payers’ money In eertaln state o* havo the school Int*rests, tlm tho creation of tba*. $493,000,000 for veteran*, ar a bondholdara and talaa tax inter­ theory of distributing risks that .(Tices, departments and Institu­ •lowrd down, with tha driver* little mor# than half of cum (raveling at a snail'* pace, while rato, city Bad couaty and district tions." we didn't eenaider proper tor “ expenditures, waa th# vehlel# for offlciala and profnalonal pollUto earry aa a banking houa* . She alleged that the senator th* track waa being cleared of th* debate. Th# talk lasted wall ciana." . Senator Coutana remarkad tHat on finding her there, had called wracked cars. 1 moral standard* among people. X T i * s v T V I s i r i P n r i ^ n> 4* * l *4 pwilltonx. bqyond th* otual quitting tlm* uwl Ilillman, fatally Injured when "You bar* only about 48 boon John J. Raakeb was “ gratafri N egro D B ae Iin y T r ie d F o r j Th. m.n wtT, ***• tlJowtd {r-d her before witness** "a drunkn. allowag freedom eta red of* -U vote which ** Umhr these condition# can there left* Ihotta laid, but yon atm Q j p r being an one af tha !«»«• • c rsing woman", and had urdeiad hi* car, traveling at record break­ of $200 aach pending an had hoped to ranch J K ilU n g O w n X h ild ............. v have Hint te do something saw* to profit* mad, by the Mor- her ejaetion by R. L. Whitman, ing speed, crashed into th* retain- be any immediate Iwp# that appeal which Attorney L. M. Journment. structtea for tho common poop!*. (ions ar* r*ady to beat their % n firm. Whltnar racounyd u *up«rigtaiidant.af tha.ateso. hM—» Jgg. g a ll on tk* northeast The trial o f Annie Mae Aahlay, Byrnoa* itetamant _ Oct It out o f f t w hooda, that* skidded on th* tap and hting'tMO, ■words Into plowahareiT" a few a »a M P »- «t ' band *** of IdantlflcatJjn. ' negro gtrl who ia charged 41th th* Ulalr aald would be taken st on**, after Senator Walxrar, Republican, will ho no extra oaailon now gad th* front wheals remaining set Dm* and to tno overflowing sudt. and tha Judge ordered th* truck murder of her day-old Infant eon Oregon, had eritlclxad th# ragula- so far aa 1 know there will la Th* suit charged that Whitman •The world is definitely in that roce In th« ksgo and warm hear­ ■ailed bar and that "far an ap- tha track and th* rear wheels stata of mind when something some month* agp, began before similarly released whan aatiafae- tlona. which h# aald cut pension# non* later/ hanging over th* wall. ing hall that a block of atoek for Spanlah-Amarlcan war veter­ mot* than pluaible assurance* Judge Millard H. Smith this after­ l iry bond la posted. praclabl* tlm« iha was neli In The Oevtmor again aald t e ' With the firat terrific impa-t. noon after a morning spent In se­ warrants In connection with ruktody again*! her will by Ilia ans from $1*4.000.000 to $41,000.­ are necessary to convince u* that would rate th* |TA0«J>00 aehool , Judg* Hawkins aald h* would lecting a Jury. It I* anticipated United Corporation entitling hold­ ■aid Whitman, at the command of the aid* of th# car which Blllman certain 000. appropriation voted by hath peoples have forsaken that the hearing will continue Ilka to *a# tba. United State# 8uTh# South Carollnan aald h# did branch** of th* Legislature In »*pers to purchase rommon atoek In Ih* aald II-ay P. Long, wto wai waa drivlngi waa crushed Ilka a their lawless tendencies. prema Court pass on tha decision through tomorrow no*>n.'\ not know th# extent of th# In- a n te Mill. Ho Indicated ht would t th* Murgan (United) t y 11**}” not a peaco officer and had n.> au­ paper hot. Billman's left arm wat Y»t. some of our peoples ar* After a two-day trial before a as soon aa possible and aatlla t'lv creates. ,ti«k bolding concern had been thority to cause arrests to be caught and mangled. Ha was veto th* debt funding bill un)*** led tn beliqv# that if America crowded court-room, Morris Da­ tangle which has arisen In Georgia Steiwar and Senator Walxh, th* referendum clausa, Inserted by rushed to th* emergency hoapilaj. told for' pries* ranging from WO mad* In the aald state." would take th* lead in disarma­ vie, negro man charged with an over bear. Democrat. Maasarhuaatte, alkrihPhysicianamputated hia arm , to 84T. Thaaa had boon acquired th* Houa*, la stricken. Un tha Interstate Commerce uteri tha "aavarity" of th# vatarIn an attempt t.> save hia life. II* ment other natlins would follow. attempt to rape a 13-year old ne­ H * Mid h* signed tha state of­ 'b y Morgan for $1-00 s P«*co and Let u* no longer deceive ourselves gro girl, was found not guilty. phase of th* question. Judge Haw­ ana’ cute to Budget Director Doug- ficer*# salary reduction bin todnv died, however, an ho r later. b r ig h t $8,490,000. The trial of Jim Rtanflll, whlla kins held that th* state highway* laa rather than to Frank T. Hinas, by suih futile experiment*. Thar# but considered It “ unfair." H# Young Jordan, tiding aa a me­ I|a aald 200.000 o f tba warrant* man charged with the grand larar* public property and that as administrator of aatarana* affairs, Ilia d speedy passage of m4asuraa chanic for Spangler, died of hit ta plenty o f evidence with whithtu war* sold and th* Morgan part­ reny of a boat and seine. l« sched­ , a-ch their us* la subject to "th* who Walsh said waa “ out of sym­ eliminating offices, reducing coun­ Injuries when a rar driren by refute such child-like faith. ners divided $1,600,000 mor*. "The advocacy of such a tours* uled for hearing Immediately after legislative power of reasouacie pathy"; with moat of th# regula­ ty talari**, and eliminating oom* Malcomb Fox, of Westville, N. J., the Ashley trial is disposed of. tion*. . , Judicial circuit*. Some disposition '*laek#r»'-hy ifgulatlon." which had akidded in t. th* middla tends to rrrate Stslwer, Walsh and othara hold which I mean men who ar* willing WOMEN TO MEET of th* track after losing a wheel "Their usa fur purports of most o f th# "Injustice#" of th# should b# mod# of th# boor ratonuo and th# automobile teg WU Roy G. Williams, chief of police on th* south turn. Spangler’s rar, to arcept the protection of the Members o f the Women’* Civic gain", hia decision aald, "ia too- regulation* could b* corrected by should not bo allowed to dte, ha for th# past several years, re­ going swiftly, could not las stopped government but unwilling td fl|lit Cial extraordinary and thla the executive order*, but otharu war* •aid. Committee o f th# Seminole Coun­ sumed his position at tha head of or t-med away fr>m th* disali.'rd for Ita preservation. ty Chamber of Commerce today legislature may. generally, either not willing to tek* thla chance and Th# Governor waa accompanied • the polico department on Sunday machine. He crashed headlong Into “The absurdity of the (heiry were being notifies! that they ar* prohibit or condition aa It seas continued to offer amendment*. by hia cabinet aad J. X Hodgog, morning. it, then shot to the t >p of the that our example would lead 01 Dill, Democrat, Washington, an­ chairman of th# Btota ftemowotjo scheduled to meet al th# City llall fit." Bitarian Martin J. Bram, rector Scheduled to again direct police track, with both cars pluniing nations to disarm wis M ly next Monday morning at 10:30 A similar casavwill coma bafara nounced ha would try ta limit re­ Executive Committee and BholU of Holy Cross Episcopal Ch;r«h activitle* tomorrow morning to. over tho wall, falling 20 feet ■« proved before the war. TM fact o'clock in monthly seeelon. They Judge E. Marnn Underwood in duction# to Spanish War veterans dact*red tha hood* o f th# otete vestsiday noon furnished 8*n- gather with Motorcycle ■Officer low. Jordan waa so seriously in la that this country waa known In were instructed to “ Be on Time." Federal court In Atlanta today. to S3 1-8 peccant, and Black, Dem­ governmoot and Democrat!# party . ^ r t l Rotation# with • » unusual Georgs Gray, both of whom hat* lie virtually disarmed. Iu4 nu and to come prepared to hear aavR. R. Ishmlre, of Jacksonville, ocrat, Alabama, gave notice of an ar* behind him. ‘ Intonating program whan he at last recovered from serious In­ Jured that he died an hour aflr th* accident. other nation followed oug ex era) Interesting report* of work Fla., asktd th# Federal court to amendment to add $1,000,000 ta Th# Governor Mid It would bo j ’ ^Wplainad th* Htbiww alphabet juries received In th# line of duty m vtr coata of plfttfvff formtr w l th* Legislature's reoponolbUlfar* ? ample." completed or projected. Spangler died at the r ity I I 's order Ih* release of a shipment of and Ita part In th# craotlun of tho aom* months ago, Chief Williams beer consigned to him. which also dler* In 16.000 hospital hade h# waa called into service Sunday be­ pita! last night. Foe was not so present day Blbla. laid now war# emptv. , waa salted In Marietta. Appearing on th# program afUrr cause of th* accident which befell seriously Injured. Stelwer complained that de­ lure did a- fln# thing te apfrtTragedy. stalked into th# race Rotation B *« F. Hainaa had P*ld acting Chief o f Police C. II. Shaf­ pendent*’ , of Spanish War voter pristlng $1,590,000 but l i t e W after It started.------First Freddie ------------------------tribute to America's war Aad fer. Officer Gray on Saturday also soon an* srith'90 itev*1 -aarrica. undat ft fWte'd »h* paoplorand th * ^ Ffama, the ,1932 . afur. went on duty earlier than he e*;._Fjame, J fc fU lftt _ winner, 28 M arriage Llcenaes preient law. wera allowed $30 I fleolf, during a-ahwt talk Om algaifischools. Thor# wasn’t ssw f t J waa* forced out* when Ins r cleading, r j ‘--------’ ranca o f Memorial Day, RoUrian prated t o . ------ month fnr tha widow and $6 for money to pay th# appropriation. Are Jpaited Sharon Under order* from the City car rrackrd Into the wall with Bram carried hi* lktenan bach aver- child under 1*. but under the Th# aehoola expected It ana Concluding • short talk heimala how the economic order In presentt> tha days of tha OU TaaUment Commitaionars. Chief William* to­ Fran* and his mechanic lurk '•/ before Sanford Klwanian* at tie day business fosters materialism, A total of f t marriage license* mentations th# widow la reduced fallad to levy xufflatent M U«t» morrow will present Mayor V. A. reaping Injury. Then came the and showad them how tha original tn 116 end I* allowed 16 for tax a*. It’s tlm Mm# thlug now, Speer with a copy of hia proposed tragic deaths uf young Jordan aid Mnntexuma Hotel today nn|"He* and he stated that pure religion wera Issued at th* Court House child and only $3 for othara under ShoIta ohargod. "In s o m *P te ~ » Habrik vowsl-kaa alphabet was ligion and Businas*,” Klwiniin which must be brought Into bus­ plana for th* summer In so far aa Blllman. by Mr*. Cassandra Hchults, assist­ 10. tha tchoobi havo bean aloaod with­ modern load hy lh« addition of thay relate to tho personnel of tha Smith llsrdln stated that "Above iness, means limply that a man ant to Jndgo J, 0. Sharon, during out naooooity to carry on »W# tevowel to-nd marks, and hiw all, the lova of 0®d must he pIsrM department. • ■Idlout propaganda for $TA0®J)OU caua* of tha pacullaraaaa o f tho ahead of th* daalra for wealtt" live a clean Ilf# modeled after th* month o f May. Of this total, Th# set-up today find# tha de­ a year." H* asserted thla hap­ and that "Real religion in buii- that of Christ, and that a man be 16 waro loaned to whit* couples, Repairs Being Mode alphabot, tha chanco far error In partment oparated by aavan man Police Court Session not slow to sacrifice to help widpened 1a Yalualn county and that trsnilstlotr w u an ever present Including Chief William*. Officer* ami th* ramalnder to negro cou­ Lacks Many Cases ne-s work* for th* benefit of ill oera On BuBineaa Houses ha will taka *o4h action aa U war­ and orphans in distress. In improved working ctfnliOoi*. problem. ■ Roy Tlllla, A. X MarahaB. B. H. ples. Kiwanian Jack Rohinaon, of clean and sanitary factories, aid ranted. . . v< v - j II* termed th# Bibl# aa a valu­ Anderson and W. W. Owens are A xhort session of Police Court Th* white couples receiving li­ Daytona Beach, extended the club Among th* many repair* and able "beat sellar” that waa over­ an duty at night; Chief William* on Monday afternoon resulted as the Ilka." Klwanian Hardin had begun II* an Invitation to visit Daytona cense* wars: Miss Katherine 8<hl- alterations being mad#- to local flowing with “rich human ta­ and Officer Gray nr* on duty dor- follow*: | lleach “ Ax often as possible dur­ ; business property thla wash may P la n i For R egatta per lanca’ , and aald that hacauaa lng the day, while Officer Shaff.r Ruftia Woods, whit*, charged talk With a statement nf fads ing Ih# summer." He and Klwnn- r * r j and X 0. Pittman. Jr« A. W. Stump* and Mias Iren# Fellows, bw Hated thoa* now underway at ibwnci with disorderly conduct, waa dls- ‘That must ha considered in thsr* appear to be conflicting pas­ jin i Umpormry kiW I W ill Be DlaciisMd viewing th* subject of. rallghn lans'Kd F. Huff and l u » law ar* Julian L Benton and Marnl* Mel­ th* following placoot sages and account* o f hardly bo- to await devalopmanU that tnay on a flying tour of inland Florida Th* Firat National Bank build­ result from hia swallowing a all*. Eugene Alexander, Lilli* Mae and huslneaa." Thaaa fact* h- In th* Interests of their home ton, X F. B. Hodges and Lansre Uevsdkr Incldanla, Ctoh oa tho Jo*. L Marontette will prwtld* ing, whara th* lower floor bank­ eluded: llfiMfiOO unemployed M. flpas, all of Sanford; Dan H. White, and Mary Holt, charged whoM Ywallosrtng Jonah, thara W er of gl*a* !••* Friday. t moating of th* Spatial city. ing room la being mad* raady for person* In th* United State*; 8 2 .- f A no reason to “check tho w hile . Mr. Owana is an nffleer who with disorderly conduct erare fined |nd Calabratlona Those attending tha meeting Long, Orlando, and Vote Groen, th* Sanford-AUantte National omeii, WW.80® annually overcharged 'hr draws part of hi* salary $5 each while Mari* Montgomery. .M b o a k ovsrbaartL" wars: Kiwanlans Millard H. Smith. Orlando;-HughD. Rusa, Ocoaa, and Bank whleh wUI move la during te* af th* lomlnolo County McGill Ik* products of public utllitiff*, Sanford , Avenue merthanU mud Daley Carter,. and Vada McGil Mian V. L. Stripling, Orlando; bar of Oatemorto whoa* m--- --T * {T }* * * attending tha meeting th* waok-ond. h.rrr,. tha lach e f tho right kind of II'- Titusville. Jack I* Boblnaon, LawKyaer, Tltuseill*, and Helwart: Rotariana R. W. Duncan, tha other half from the City. H* war# dismissed o f similar chargr* Ing plan for tho young peoph; la L x , Ed F. Huff, of Daytona Th* I ' C . Penney ator* on will mort at tk# CHy HaH Friday called Into aorrico many George Wright, charges! with X*. Titusville; J. X Whit­ Beach, and J. E. Johnson, Sanford, Frostproof, C. X HIU, DaUnd, Firat Strart whom eonorote floor* aftariteo* * 2J0 o’elaek ha ,i u age when a cartallment al assault and battery, waa trant- too -orpkrntiooa with tom dlmtn tha roaatU whlA l i fiMati, Klwanian* Count* ---- r, Oatean, and Ruby Oliva ore being laid la plnco of tho mm _ J. C. Chase, Orlando, aa gUaatt, police dapartment fahd* brought tora being th* real ntlar* of Am*’ferred to tba cwonty. wUI hahaidoa Laha'J Miaiaa m Johnson, who presided, Howard Brook*,. Tltuavllla; Eugana Wood, wooden float* of old. and Ratariana Randall Chase, who about a reduction in tho force. , lea, and finally tha Morgan aid Jodga X A . X Wilkinson er" | Ovoriln. W. X Coleman. Flatchor nag M n. J. Mann, Orlando; Roger Th* old Clydo U n* dook whore J u s UL presided, P. J. BUw*. Leonard Chief Williams today appear* ifad "a $2.60 bond placed by Mellon Interest# controlling $«Vda tad Ruth Johnson, OrlanProaoat hlana sail ter tho Maa* Bally, t I. Hoy. Bill DuBo*#. Ar­ officials of tha 84. John* Blear 000.000.000 af th* estimated $l«lU4Loaaa, X a Chaeo, Sr# Martin fully recovered from th# brakoi Bhally Joseph, charged with Bnsora Laa, Sanford nnd law af Mlboard motorhoo*. in. Pater Schaal. V. J. Bram, W. L Cooper, W. A. hip uad broken orm Injury b* auf rambling, estreated: that Ran 000,000,000 total wealth of tha ne- thur Canada, Ft. Christmas; E. Lin# Co, havo entered Duma*. Dav* Boniaka, Spoor. th* front awnlngn tlon. laffWr, J, A. Wright. X Rtonaatraat, white, charged with ding. and Hermlnl* L farad auriy l» Octobar raider. W. T. LangWy, “Tho onjoat dlatribulion a Julius W. IX Haynes, H. R. 8Uv.no, X In* a nagra convict la GoId*her*. rackJaaa driving aom# weeks ago. Orlando; F. F- Tyler, Now platforms. S. J. Nix. F. X Smith .. wealth also ha* a great deal t# J Th. P. D. B. boat dock X Uantablvnu*. X F. Offkwv Gray, wha auffarad a should ha triad next Monday; Julia M. Burnay, Nor­ Fox, F. R Wllsja, Immson, Myrtle Avenue whore the City i* uad frnatars of tho loft lag that X L Ford aad Eatello HUl with every nma’s Xoalne**.". I f la r i Lehmann. O. W. . . , Ga.; B. Q. Fraaman, , E. B. Randall. Jr. 8. F. hit motorryela rraahod b* iMaialaaid af charge* of being stated aa ho pohdod out how ten and Kate Maa Fountain, now building * eloping ylatfarm te IX C. Hutchlaao, X H. Criamau. lari Lehmann, How Sanford Avenue taa o f 0 disorderly houa#, and percent o f tho population r f At»*‘- C. O. Ig, j. 0. Sharon, and X D. __ga; F. X Baladan and ba ua#d in remaving light Ica control* M poroont of all th* from th# water. la Prewitt, Orlando. Carti# Thornpeon > nation’s wealth. Ha also spoke <a I s f • charge of ga*»w,B« Me Injariaa. PERSHING M A P S PLEAfFOR MQRE U. S. ARMAMENK ft. Reverend Bram Is Speaker At Rotary Club’s L u n c h e o n Roy Williams Back On Job As Chief Of Police Department Reverend Hardin Delivers Address -A t Club On “Business And Religion” B 0 �d o tfia Status (Continue^ From P m * Om| Sfltndkl co-operation * i t th# pt- school Mrs. Dorothy Lamb, n«r*o, annooneed Um fotlowtM aa winaers o f tho B in Ribbon Health ■ertifleate: Joanna Anar*Re, Nancy Roaaattar, Virginia MeRory, Helen Aker*. Ralph W il­ liams. Billy Eaehiy. Billy Colbert, Billy Fields, Billy Brewn, Braflay Oil ham, W. A. Knight, Charted Brady, Ralph Dean*, Evelyn Cat#*, Annie Ma* Ellin, and Elisabeth Whittington. Drawing hi* teat from a Bible passage. Rev. Marler told hi* young listener* that sacrifice and •elf denial and the willingness and ability to suffer for the thing de­ sired are requisite* o f a full and happy life. Referring to the national ob­ servance o f Memorial Day and the Ideals which brought the day Into being. Rev. Marler pointed out how the fallen soldier had auf-. fa red and surrendered himself to the task at .hand and that atmh sacrifice* must have their coun­ terpart In everyday life. Concluding he Mid that only those person* who completely sur­ tosh render themselves- to thclr ' Knlght gave op oalyaev. Yesterdays Results P p f, J. Tllden Jacob*; Rav. Smith Hardtn; to gradoate from tha J s *W l i f t School. It! motto was **»i Pro| | rod” ; IU f l o w , tha whita f**a; pa | Its color*. Wuo and white aad Ita • ’ ,clau poem ’ You.” Member* of the graduating ,elaae were: The Ml**e* Martha Adana, EU,aleea Brook.. Pataya Bandy, MIL , drsd Rank., F.llen E. Betto, Paanle Brown. Vivian Botnar, Marten t iClaim. Evelyn Caapar, Mara Laa Carver, Rtlen Ctoptma. Evwtyw and to tha .wtIl cf .God.are c*p*bl* L i b e l Suit F i l e d Against R. H. Berg By {Jity Attorney o f being Um leaders o f tho atote and nation. Tha eomplate program aa pre­ sented was aa' follows: Praessalopal, piano duet by Mias flhlnholser and Miss Jonas; song. "Follow Tho Gleam,” tho CIo m ; scripture, Rev. E. D. Brownlee: Invocation, Rev. Wm. P. Brooks, Jr.; rang, “ Boosting Junior High” , RATES CHEVROLET 9 tion, MW.Ug, Cabriolet eoev# •226.00. Reel A Daalars, Myrtle commission. Mr. Butler as city attorney prepared local hills which would allow th* city to put a tea on electric lights, electric power and telephone# and alao to pass laws without Informing tha public through newepaper advertising of tho ordinance*. At tha request o f the commission, Mr. Butler will return to Melbourne neat Wednoo<tey for an adjourned meeting." Tha .declaration. ..which, has b#a„ not fllad as ytt. will Ml out more In dated the grounds upon which Mr. Butter te basing hla action. It I* said that David Peel, of Melbourne, who la rep­ resenting th# n#w*paper and Mr. Banr, will probably fll# a motion In th* mar future to dtemiaa the action. If auch a motion te suatalned by Judga Millard B. Smith. It U ‘ Mid that It Is probable that the cum will and thare| If th* motion la denied It te told that It te probabla that tha case will reach th# regular term of alm ilt court hare In October. . It Is Mid that Mr. Butter, who rereatly aatihllshed an o f­ fice at Winter Haven, retaining an office In Malbourao, believes that tha statement run In tonnoctloti with hla photograph In- coach, good condi­ 1196.00, Chevrolst with new U g Bona, Used Car Ava. FOB BALE: Hartey Davidson Mo­ - ' toreyde or will trad* for a "what have you I ” that te not In < |Ma and you wish to trad* fo f aeonomleal riding. No animals aekapted. Walter Poser ate The I OUNO COLORED woman wants Job aa rook or maid, Jannla Laa 'ANTED Glass punch bowl. Ap- i WANTED: Ona pair wall acalee. I Chll 960. ft 13—Rooma With Board LEGAL NOTICE t e . r i y ro t r t o r t h r c o c s r t iriM R , aR M inni.R rtu n e T T , s t *t s o r r u t R t u a . t e r e l h e Relate of: W. D. M R R Iy ijjltk . Deceaee* — IN PROBATK. ____ ___r i N A t s ro rirw 'h " uto.relgawt « m . .* ike H r* Amy of J a w , A. D . ISIS, oreJu e . lo, i 1**. lloserekle Counlr Co“ « tr . Plortta. Ikeir flnel return, aerount end ftoahere as Rserulere af ike Ke. "t W -.P- Merlweiber. deceoee*. Ikes i M t k i r j make appl rallon Is Ike eald Judaf . •••tlemeot ef Ikelr eg. m in i.ir.lion of aal* eeute. an* for gan g* • Rtcutora. ktsckarats# Ikem as eurk K. T h m P w x r i lk leaders egport early favor* He *ctlon *• rtmr th* » » J frr • I#nr» flna»•tel operation tho trv*#qry If going to undortek# ehortly. Tim administration **nU tW p M daue# oflmtsuted from *0 fatara tad aatellna contract# to sat thoa* K propose* to i««m * * aa aqaallty with thorn outstanding hy making them payable in legal so definite Jen revering to seam astowt,- b e' overlapping The resolution met a hall of RoWith ae", .Walla** told. ” lt will pahliraA criticism on tho sigumaat bo necossaVy" therefor* for Mr. that It constituted “ repudiation" Poah (Georg* M Fuak. thief ad­ af 1100 .000,000.000 In »ov#mme«t ministrator * f tW .farae law) and and private contracts. The Repub­ Mr. Jahataa, If ha la appointed— licans also contended It waa tanta­ It will he asceeoary for Ibooo two T W above phot.graph shews mount to redodng the foralga mos to map oWt tbUr spheres *f debt by allowing the debtor coua- the members of Ovtedo Chapter, Tutors Firmsn of America just slat# contests; eond:tt farm sur­ Influence very carsfsUy.’ trios to Ray In currency ln*t Wallace isaneatod that pteM after they had knspoctod a farm ety* a* an aid to teaching; aid ia ill gsld.ip-------------- -—"— shop which they had ronetrul'd arranging for evening e lu c * for for a e*UoR paogtam era . and** An effort by Ropres# M part af their 1032-33 program. adult farm#rs; aid in. arranging con. (Jerettea; that stop* to map Loc*. Republican. Massac) Tha' biys comprising iht flat* for part-time claseea for f*vm out lu provlatew* applying <° Uus ranking minority mombs which was taught by C. R. Daw­ boys who are out af school; pa*- year's crop will ba.bogun aa soon •trike out th# rvtrooetlv# •Ion affecting aa'atlng co son., assistant vocational agriCJL ’tkipste In a wrrthy commanly a* C. A. C A b af AUadta, cotton prod-attea edgiteteUetqe, retarno tara teacher,, are, teft te _ n »M . w m dofMted M l to 7* on a A. D. Sauer, Jr. Dick Jacobs, An­ stood and operate it at tha Q.tedo from a ear ray- if-tha Booth, pr.bbanking commlttaa. drew Smith, George Kelsey, John barbocua; hold Joint meeting* * * h ably la mld-waak.Democrats .Iso beat thla imetad- Jacobson, Paul Mlbler and Paul •the* chapter*: dacorat# booth* at Wallace aaptelpad the soUc ion mont down by an Mrllar voice Lukas, Jr. the Batter Farming ahow; astok- af former Senator Brookhart, of ..JUm jriug-lho-wark. whiob.-th# Mflr-iw-raperimeiitob-plelT »to «* Tem Tae rpd«pl'Ifadc" idvl.or for boya carried out during lh* year, tha new farm administration ha* for a twa-yaar period. Am*nd- Mr. Dawson thlt morning Mid grama; b-lid a term snip an* •re­ poeelbjlitia* af developing trad* menla by MeFadda*. Hapublteaa. that all proJoels contemplated prove tho shop equipment; grow with soviet Rossi*- H . ssirfM U Fcntylbanla. designed to make were completed. They are aa fol­ and market on* acre af eatery. trad* may tab* tha fprm o f h 4 ^ Um foreign government# pay In lows: According te Mr. Dawaun. this and thab-thte'.aatnpF (n gold, a^d by Hoeppel. Democrat. Stags * Father and Bon ban­ final project, when vtoweJ aa a for farm commodi Cos t o l d take Callfenda.'-tta u s government quet; arrange for Chapter evh.b- class or group project te one of such good* as wood pulp, raangshoods, were voted down. tho beat teaching device* yet nes* ora. pteUatm and gold. country currency of no value,” bo On final p*»Mg*. 2M Democrat# found, sine* boya taka special Brookhart told newapaptrms t St ware Joined by 2* Republicans and •eld. Defendlng'the measure, Repre­ pride In working out largo proj­ that negotiations he ha« under fire farmav-laborite* In voting for. sentative Hancock, Democrat, ects of a farm unit ala*. Tbra# way with rapraaentativaa of iho the measure. . Forty-eight Republicans and North Carolina, a member of the projects. Mr. Dawson said, glv* Amtorg (sovial) Trading Corpora­ nine Democrats voted sgainst th* banking commlttso, Mid: ‘ “ splendid, op p irfn lty to develop tion and other* “ hr* very promte“Th# maMura, whan onset* I, hab’ts of thrift, co-operation and resolution. Tho Democratic bolter* were Black. New York: Boehne, will give th* United StaUa for IU group loyalty." Indiana: Brawn. Michigan; Clair- monoUry standard, th* golden rate. In place af the rals o f gold.” ■ “ I f you pM* this hill,” Luce told th* House, “ it will go down in history and stay there forever aa' tha 'repudiation bill passed by the repudiation Congress’. " WEDDING president.' ' “ The Democratic admlnletrallon In violation of Ita campaign pladgea and Its party platform, te now endeavoring to folet non thlt STOCK R E D U C IN G Slmonia O fV g » KLEENER 2-31x480 riREd Luggage. CARRIERS 2-29x800 TIRES Auto Fin JACKS 2-28x478 30 DAY SPECIAL Tops Dressed 50c Sanford Duco Co. T O p T H PASTE 3rd and French Ava. TIRES Grad* A OIL, Qt. Auto PUMPS Set of 8 Auto TOOLS. Running board MATTING, PL V tfV 8*988 / Q O ra 9 0 t 8A1B V 'A A s * |£86 ' O 4E m THE obnarvnnca of the correct forma ia never more important than *ln the matter of wedding invitationa or nouncements you are JQ g nodal an­ Her* certain of the neweat and iraart 4 0 / 4A m A W Herald Printing Company San Juan Garage BILLYHS U N C L E iH!Lm E R E N T :. I room ipartmerit, compi*tel y furnished, ■trie refrigerator, Phona 222-J. —Hottoaa For Rent 'nNhYM N VtoAt CflMR tk* * tT *f A*»it J H s n iw m iin , As Rseeuiam & O. Msrlw.lker. IUB ROOM H0UBE.- Complata- I v v t i a e t a e r r r r o t a r , f furnished, cIom In. Lasraon, 7 7T " , *V f» T " w’ tw r m - "r. rOR BRRISOC.R COORA lV & R N R " JO i r wN vK JR" -® * 1* * * * * ? . AI.TKK.NK Complainant. PERSIAN mala k iit.n PMUtlfulty marked and aired r “ Rad R * b l n ” (pedigreed), ritod reasonable and may be ED l THE OAILV WAV. PATTV, VB. £on TO HldM-Hhrr MINI u c u a e jA « c u > 6 i a lo am HOLD'cm Ha m k . C M A K C tM wwasMI ----— c - tfjbatefa. ea* all PereaM kavlae DeaaaaOa agalM t . aald Clateie |bi |||| o f 5 _ Tes. tae eaek af iao. are harokr ■otlftee as* require* to prooeal *»» sIs Ium «.■*•■*# whteb IM . / �<>A* tlon ’ ***ago * the Lausanne *" * „Confi v • •year ed a tentattvejtettl«ngnt of German reparapaym ent*. asked thb League of Nations to call a cbh- tli.u«.kM j , r the purpose mitigate. of deciding upon measure* which effectively overcome, the depreaalon which Iffficflh l tfc W t3» world. A l ftfttolllhi! •cdrfeS^.wSittl hit bten definitely set for part of next month In London. ■ commission or n *y *H iMrihad ock tth a . M f i «onotft« mi In the tfrasHi decline in Intei trade which haa resulted not ao much from the r purchasing power of the individual nations as f termBiffliS hrta.htMer tr** rvattkUona which ricma govriftinriitt have enacted In a franlfc anti attempt to help themselves at the expense of th* tlie commission 6? « » « * IMlst* that Internatl opcrstttft tl \V4 dhiy Why M l lit feMft thellr toedmihendstions, which are of to till Whole world and which will form the basl dftkutefbn of the London conference when It me< month, have, first ana foremost, to do with (he it ahd tredlt >>o1lciea of the leading hstloha. Ths IBinat thit ft la of.pHAtahr Importance thnt all tin taut o f' tha power to iS a a ge t h s a tin '* afTtlra which ha* k»»n dakgatiB to tha Pr#»W*nt at hi, rtqu»«t. It totou to M* that * 1 Robbrralt stated th* cmao volt plaina. Ilka an tmpmarib stoctado hi ouUMn* hr >n hl» rwurt radio, talk and tUVMttti tha prt»». Ha said: “Th# fuflctloe^af far than Who hars Contras, la to daelda whahMka* • P * » m a ty iSd UuM«‘ M * whh lo ha dona and select tha l i i i u *5 °** *1:. ha foBowcd Ricardo's prlat* in n e r to carry w t It* dtetm*. kkSrifa nld that th* dfew ill* thartlaa fnnctten «f tha haahar ha­ That policy it hsl strictly adharad Tha anly thine that haa baan happening has Bean dallrnata tha President of to dellgnata CortlnnHy of mtthodh since the the United State* as th* agtncy o f thg ply? rmwn itaa* than, but the Morgan JNNfl *| Coilgl VM, £ * - » * « * gorammanta In tha Thu wsa rOTlgtitnttofisI, and h World War la the raantrrpart tn nmstlttttboal, sad tt Is in kaap. . Thanking ybu ‘ for your thn* hi all aaaantiala of tha FugdVra Who ItlW with A ' 1 fld.hccd O r ntan P ^ W to r fee with th* Amarlekn tn d itfW .' rrsdisg thb, I rrmain. tWa tnntmsa thaj M M ethar pwY.ur* truly, W hit frfgh em tom* p r^ N pVa manby. Tat they did not and J. H. MYRICK, net gtvw any acroonting of how .100 W. *th Bt. t{wy u*a it, or In what randiUon they ana far that purpose. Hera to. only by the settlement of intergovernmental debts. Ufr retarh lb lodfid ftnhftelal policies within each nslldn, ahd Ah mttHHtlnMl HVMneht that countries pursuing sound Intftnal policies will not be dhtlned of their, gold reserves. Pinmfft th* WWljffffh return to the gold st«ndard. the cMftmtsstoft tbcommenda that countries having sufficient guM to Justify such extonalons pursue liberal credit pollctn, that countries not on th* gold standard avoid further Currency depreciation, and thht restrictions upon the flow qf gold should be abolished. Sllvft, the commission be­ lieve*. Is not s necessary adjunct to the monetary heal* rt \ftiitaktr hia Wroqf the World’s currencies, and recommends Its use sparing­ bill to iiw Tamp* denominations only. It rejects m * t yalltbw •Mdantlp ly for coins of Mhall blmftilllMh. Whhrtlh both gold and silver are used as the at It mkjor opiTattdit. monetary basis at k certain fixed ratio, as Impractical. Ih genetil H recommends all orthodox methods for >M A t tJMddh Wtot M ff-e M d m * . Y>tb. HtMtiff mite* Bird emjihaaltrs the policy of credit expang*t ff, tkgy’ra la a klon. It al*n btsllev** the situation ran be jtoncrttlly Intpyqved by tilth business practices ks cutting cost*, limit* jhff production, . (eductions of Ihtrirc.qt rates, and Sound foreign lending. In the International field It says that a reduction of tariffs Is esaehtlsl for prosperity. For CWtktMh the time being a general customs truce Is advocated as a temporary meaaort to check the Increase of tariffs. As these recottmiemlatfobs come from a commission W tikfftftt HFWrMrtUing the loading nations on earth ahd -nppfflhtw bV ttm Lesguo of Nations, their weight S ir J 4 & Y o u n g M en In itia te d fi i» In to D eM o la y O rd e r ^ . Oft It toctort-btoaklng run from Genoa to New York. VM % M tftat whk Hi Florida, kill- iftlk-“*"J 1» ij opvmc#' tl##* «l*Uy aa Floriht jm I W mT( Rlffair BrtalAft lt,1* good Pmldont R oomveil U McCord b thslrmon^ toftriU tribute t « th# "align* laaiT tha now Units* grata* • goa d H ttl ha* taWn to kauar world aciAbmU nMItioiU. Making W i flrat formal addfVw to London aa Aawrtton au- voy, RtAgMHb IrtfttoU A V » n.mttrtl rdM vaff* had tetoa place In Ulh tlhlta* tim t* ttoaa th* RdOfmit rtungSmtMk. TM* "Indaflnittlf Mlargy. tW fhfTtanc* which Ok V «R M RHtM M to offer Ih M h ilf A wWth f f M ,,Vdlt. ffotr, If not by ehtyxCbr, moM * hank ktIHet Ra mITHon* In deposit*, u d never ihaw • depositor any ftairrea, " r- Morgan amphaaUad thb hnn to Th* Prlnc. of W a lft I M W i l t tkorid condition* bad caa**d ^ A told a ffrrlng bat cltltAk 'of th# United Btatr* have rihavttd kofcftdanc* and hop*.’1 '* j H t atMaaad tha In p o itu lt t b tha dhearmimlnt e latirahc* ahi keenly may tend out trial balloon, by httlng the report get oat that ho la contamplktlng thU or that coorie of aetlon, bat If a strong pnMlc sentiment I* arrayed aguhtat tha ptopokal, he will be th* flrat to abandon th# Idea. In fact Mr. Rooaevelt ha* *1fokd done this In ore or two Insttnrep. Bo I am not worrying any ■hoot th* constltotfOn befog v|. olitad. h is a yratty flaxlbla docu*wnt gftar all and no eonititntlon ought to be aflowed to stand ta th* Way of anything for tha cmimon Writoto cpm, which toWa la BvnotS] agreement. N«w a* to th* FToride L,g- 1933 WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE MOTOR CAR doubt that peoplft care to heftr vary mioft about tttot Thsrh la i J goes on under the hoods of their oars. The driver knows that "driving quantise" are not geoidentalj they are put thhto. Hoh ihh tehufttotUrbr otohtah 6b hVolVBft this# re W iU any not interest hie.; He Judgss entirely by the results hb geta i®' driving. '* ♦•11. i t is not sseshUal to talk "shop"; let us talk Results^ Seoothnese. Drive the tfte 3DUUblUtBOO* vrATV klic rFord uiu T-8 |-w end ui*m yob ww w ill -find 7 , that — ’ — rune with surpassing woothness. due to ite deolgn and lbs extra praoiift Odd of lie Manufacture. ffgthddd ie ,, 75 horaspokor PoVer, There , . r -i t- — ----------------- J (we L , ,could . - . v efijr - «> ) bt ft# ffnvffshaft for th# dHvdr'B uwe. With loee weight to pull aroimd. thd ktttlft o f th li oar——Its life -lik e rehpbnsa— -id- rdtheri ftad&ttkbid. Economy. Our T-8 develops «bro power on a gallon of gdBMlfift ttftft any S T S T h lt S ffril*. I l l » s g » ih fthrlly b fcAttbf d f individual dfivih*. but under M i n i * oonditlons tTte foril V~B doe# 17 to 20 j t l U i 4 gilfftd. • •Of oourae. car econoay in not only a aatter of fudl. Fbra.Y-fi hat tkftt too. bht i t soonoilcal in the ooeplete ehheh---- in ltie l eoet, operation, nslntenancb. 1’ *5 ' '' ; ' Appearenoe. thie is woean'd contribution. Thb Motft'r oar goat not ’ ’ onlg be ukwfol . b e l «lwo geW-ladkirtg. HWw the Ford V-8 «nd yee will-wet need our oom nt on i i U fink ejJpearahoe/ T ‘ ‘ ‘ .' Cob fo rt; m w -tlfto i s write* •• oondern. In So yearh *be changed tim ti^ iM , o t o r b a r fr o e a wagon to ft coaoh. Cbfffftrt iis » ti Vm f ttliiiiv l t y *kret< r bto p th) rr iM ,eo“ ‘ whom th * nNkfn n * if* fl? 1 0,n*I‘ » *Ptn th* InvostlntlawL ftwrotw* ■ 2 2 L 1 MKtord* was * * tn no,Comtonnrfor maltai o f all the wtathtr InforMW* Ntlll* King, o n of th* •nation atoltabl* thot day. “Th«r» ft orty on* other dedoc brightest young |*di*a In Ovtado, * nnot *uf"wrlbo i* home again from “Station." —that Ota comnimlrr gav* whole Tomorrow morning at M :M *ri# dltrdgonl to tk* Information o’clock Children'* Day will b* ob- ha h a d " ha Kid. **rv#d by th* Sunday School of fWnatotJkm, TUpobllcan. New th* Daptftt Church. Among tboo* » to . rl0M Of Who will toko p i " on tb* p m Ro<*ndak)W teailmony that "from gram tor th* day a m Ruth Jfttahrdg-to to m qMation*. IM . Prawn, Danish Barcllft, Cvalyo 5 iff*™ ! ¥1Wr* d L~ ’ U lltio GUdawalt, Jtaa Maxw*||, u rre laa, Eloia* Wright, Jsnla Thomas, Margaret Btoofcton, Utb Msmlt, Clandi* Wright, Uiada Fovttdn. William La*, tad Hal.a Ktonadj! to# f t l l 'pnlajy—w mfltlTT—why pennfff hy people set an txampl* tlwt HU locceason will each try to follow, tar7^ fT**t * r ero1**r » * t dim- « t u hkir is u* m Introwad Robe A w . new Unit** SUta* 4*1 Great iBrttaln, to tha I Ident to fill hi* ptaee. But 1 do hope he will f'/.T i J,, m y ffa «h togrttol panUh. that tlft Uhu*4 R * u i Britain are n>w HB ro. ntry lan p rffH *1 W Mr. Heal Invited aft Mailer tenth otace toUwan Ma«ona to attend fufthtr degree Other b»hV«. fn rtthl work that will be staged on June "*ow*1 f**t*r than 12 at th* Masonic Temple. ° r d*TO«lta. rt. *tfi gtt* itt tota.4Ui7 IpttologarNa. Whatavti W N D O ffTtt-T'tlr rts*« of Wkb* tsU ilihaS Anglo-AmaHtkn o r h a -, y jjf, T Z L tM Z K M l J. C. Tt.wltk, of atnfojd. h, , In, Orooo-I ft . lift, l i t S A ftt'O R i), T W E N T Y Y E A R S AG O fc M iy irtunity th » Florida ft. A. M.j F. t . Blair, btohehe*, »h e r**» 1 advieor of John hi. Che nay Chap. ntl** **f *W» I tar. Order qf DrMoUy at Orlando; ' WrwMff a*mHl b Ing Idas I h t h A fte s m ih lp crossing ths W estern Ocean, s ft, i Morgan 1 la Said that -J, 1. prOud feoniitn'ffM to Y an ltee skjll in d enterprise." rally ipant nearly 1400,000 on If thh same captain had been on the South Atlantic ft ift t *nd regular living oxMS derifcg « K of th* jra r* la touts recently he might have had occasion to b« more g| M iW fifta Ufrom tax. A i n k M at the right hfc saw. He might have seen the Conto t tax on that amount would flt Savoie of tha Italian Line steaming through the water a*t forgrt . kb atltaatshsand, side# this attribute can­ to n«ssa<l on. beta la another m for t)b narator o f Haw* tha demise of the ptfVtfS .n. PWftreSH tn Ships » tha S ty to «aHVMk Cornell were , ten th. lo llta to ry ,^ , ^ H I I T T h M i degree Into Seminole fliaptar, the arjwVISV ISraMagt*, to otrttinier or IbM lay at th# M*«onle. wardMeming, of srlrartuing, pubTempi# Jaat nl*bt. Th# caramonlea He rweonl of asetoatita, goramw*re a fealure of the meeting of iw* ,lt **arnbatfanar Federal Ra­ th. R A M hrs‘ 1 " . *te, Th# key U— of Uwrence Reel m .ittr coonellRobert Young, *#nlnr co nellor; Marian.Smith. Junior, councilor; Carl' Vaus*. rhnplain; Jo* Routb, ,enWir deacon: Rill Stem par, ™ ipoMjJiMW* JB2L** TOs secrecy constitutes mb ranWhile morr than SO Mailer Mb- *wm ot that tha Semlae of prin t* haoHng haa tmen heralded by ah *0^!, arut Ih-Molaye from SanfoTd b*' *n.i nrlon.li. lo.ked on. Jack Gil- wrltrTS an bankine aInca Walter ickra oxcfipttohsl klgnlflcsnre, Tfte recent obsarvance of Maritime Dsy, proclaimed by Ittent Ruttserillt, probably went unnoticed in most place* ib Urtlbed Status, but In Savafthab. Georgia, SpUtopriat* fnonles tU O M f m fleetiWTi. U was JUlt 114 jr*ar* ago ttial tfibTTrst stdUft p»«Federal Judge Ritter, of Miami, pelted vessel to CTolk tile UCeSh Ml <mt from HavSnnnh to !*9 -Stad a m cample!nta against England. Capfwkwd^ty fffcss^'RogfH^-tbe 4JMbtMuish” it* fedgathlp, hm patitianad Co'i:rt** tor in invartlgatlon of his Mft the port for which she was named on a voyage that lt 't the fln t tfme * # a m moved both historic and thrilling. Twenty-nine days and of Kyhody having to a*k 11 botirt After hter departure she arrived triumphantly at Tift festtMthhi :' Dbfff rtlk to h i Invtotlgotod. On her wi Across the Savannah was sighted by the of a sailing schooner and the Incident was reported Vollvs Who CbMeMt ItaHh U Jrt*l V ts il ftutlhrtii fftrt. ton.— 111 MlV kvri,wr?»,,p following — manner a g-periodical —•*--—» by —^ — —— of —— that »•>•»» day; --—g . haa'dllri*. it la lfnpnkkTblk ft> "Osptaln Livingston of the schooner Contact sighted on the Mato i\ IBI* tlril. Who Ik ' th. fftth of May a ^ veaael- from * i which Issued volumes of smoke. greater dlieovtriry, folttftthui, kho fUdtRHr It tb be a vessel on fire, he stood for her In order ' giagovarM that tb# ttn ji U foona, to affofd tbitef. but found that she went faster with fire Cg AtoUva, who ha* dl*cov«red thtt nftd smoke thkn the Contact could possibly do with all kalis sat. It was then discovered that the ship was noth- V » r r*- f i n nuleftnte iw gredllnte. there fti no o o «fo r t without a qulbt, Mrtfftlpmnning bftglhlL •' W UftVe i l l ’ thd.bthllft lhgfbdleflte tod,— «o *o r, go^4 , ta s te . q o a lity V ea se , safety, roowineee and oonVdhibdO*. v •> -\ tU i it*,* - riV-r * - - J%e,* A , » ^ v 1i* ;• f -r..- tlR jw ts .1 ms. - ............ 1 ‘T i' . ^ ' ■. •V:'1," '/■.'* f ’ • ■ . mB - * **■■ - i' .,, , \:x. •l. fljaw "(VV 11 �SUCH IS LIFE Katherine Schirard Honored W ith Party / Mrs. A. C. Cleveland retJceeil Biaday from Vldaila, Ga, abort aha spent a month with Irhrn.lt and relatives. Mr*. J. K. Umbach arrived totky from Miami to apoad a few areekk bar* aa th* guest ef Mr*. T. L. O’Connor, 018 Park Avenue. — ■- 5ocidl Calendar Mbs Kath-rine Sckimrd, whose marriage te R. C. FUtinon. J r, III l! R8 DAY wilt UCa place t.morrow averring The T. E. L. Class o f the P in t at Ihe hems of tha bride’s parents. Baptist Church will have a picnic Mr. and Mrs. Joha'Rcbirard. W est'at Rock Spring* with Mr*. Anna Tiath Street, saa* the honor guest M l . Mr*, j. V. Johnson,1and Mrs. at 4 bridge party sad miacsIU- C. W. Forrester as hostesses. Cars atooa i bower fiv e * yevterduy will laava tha mutch at 1:00 P. M. "Guest Day" at tha Sanford alter noon by Miaa Cm.-* Williams and Miaa Alma Entxmlngvr at Ihe Country Club will ba observed in h.me o f lb* latter’* parents, Mr. lha afternoon and acanlng with end Mrs. W. S. EnUmlngcr, in women’s and men's golf tournv menls, supper, bridge, anil danc­ Loogwood. ing. Thro gbout the afternoon bridge Regular meeting of slemirnlr games were enjoyed aad at * l»-c hour sejrte warn added and prlir* Chapter Number Two Order of awarded. Il gh aeora prise, two tha Eastern Star will taka H*™ decks o f playing cards, was given at 7:3(1 at the Masonic Temple. FRIDAY to Mias Maaine Young whil* cut priue, three (port* hoodkerchivfi, The Young People’s Service wa* presented to Mbs Restrict! league . of Holy Cross episcopal Howard. Mbs Schirard roeo.ved a Church will have a subscription bridge party at 3:00 P. M. at the parish house. Reservations may be lP>»* Roy. IL Irving Loottlt, of Pnlm Bench, will arrive tow to ipend two days here Mr. and Mr*. L. Hawkins lly, Palmetto Avsnu*. i MU. Ma.'da U k e left the first of th« week for Waterproof, La. wV*r* tha will spend some time with her broth*r-in-l»w and sis­ ter. Mr. and Mr*. Monroe B. Hut- Frank U Woodruff, Jr. and J.iD, Woodruff will return tonight from Due W**t, 8. C. where ‘.hey hare been spending the past few day*. green was >.acd for psrty decut a tlon* and appointment*. Vase* and bowl* of pink radiance rvaes and fern were used to adorn tho rooms whera th* tablo* wars spread for play. Th* tallies and other bridge acceskories btre bridal design*. A t the lea hour refreshment* were lervtd by th* hastes»e*, as­ sisted by their mother*, Mr*. K. F. William* and Mr*. W. 8. Knlxmlnger. Those invited were: Mis* Katherine Schirard, honor guest, Mr*. Peter Schaa), Mrs. J. 8. Adi ms, Mr*. L. P. Hagan, Jr, Mr*. Georg* Knight, Jr., the M'eies Catherine Kay and Nsllia Ray, of Jacksonville, Katherine Young, Maxine Young. llill Ie Yo nr, Elisabeth DeFolist, Mary Dithton, Isils Couch, lto*« LaVerna Hurt, Mary Buford Pvwell, Utatiiro Howird, R. K, Griffin, Julia Hirrg m, Sara Warren East- Georgs 8. Wltmcr will have tomorrow for Washlagton. D. C. where ho will vU.t his ndhe-, M re. - A. -H.-Witmer, -for a sb <rtor b]rr ■A tdta —LSVIgh*; Florence lime. McKay. Margaret Peters, and Greet Entiminger, bridge guests, Ml** Kathorino Wllkcy plans t» and Mr*. F. )'/. Render, Mr*. John return tomorrow to h*r horn* nt Schirard. Mr*. W. B. Yo ng. and Gre*n»burg, Pa. after spend'ng Mis* Christine Slo-tdenmire, tea about, two week* here with hit geest*. •later, Mrs. W, J. Thigpen, Park Aresia. Friends of Mr*. K. A. Williams lb b* glad to learn that sho i* M rs. Rossetter Gives * Party For Daughter Entertaining la boner o f thetr operation ynlt'riisy daughter. Miss Nancy Roesettsr. who colabrated her thirteenth birthday anniversary recently, Mr. Joaaph O’Cmnor has returned and Mr*. A- K. Rossetter were from the University of Florida at host* nt a birthday party given Saturday evening nt their home on Gtlnatville to spend th* summir C#l*ty Avenue. Th» young guests wsratlon here with hi* parents, were entertained with contests Mr. and Mrs. T. L. O’Conmr, 01H and game* during tha evening. Park Avenue. A t the refreshment hour nn Ice and sweat course. In shades of Mr, and Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw, oink, white, and green, wa* served Mr. and Mr*. II. II. Hill, Miss by the hostess. The same color* Maty !.. H eller, and M. L. wtra further accentuated by th* Weight attended the convention of quantities o f gladioli and rose* United National PotUfflc* Clerks arranged In rasea'and howl* about In Ocala Tuesday. th* room* whera the guest* were received. Mr. and Mrs. Linton E. Align Those Invited wtra: Mis* Nsn y and daughter, Helen Elisabeth, Rossetter. honor guest, M r s . ■pent yesterday afternoon and Gladys Wilnwrlght, . the Misses evening nt Daytona Beach a* Clifford Shlnholser. Anna Kannsr, tha ‘ guest, of Mr. and Mr*. Darla homer, Vivian Butn*r, Clyde A. •Byrd, Christine Powell, Margaret Van Nesa, Elisabeth Leffler, Dorothy C. J, Rngero and granddaugh­ Wiggins. Karlin Palmer, Marjorie ters, Miss Catherine Ray and Cogburn. Joann* Auarallo. JaeJ lls s Nelli* Ray, of Jacksonville, onelin Camobcll, Frances Johnson, B i r d .’yesterday to visit Mr. EHa Maude Jonas, Ann Jones, V fis ro 'a son-in-law and daughter, Oleda Dyson, Edith Pearce, Ce­ Mr. and Mr*. John Schirard, .West celia Trulotk. Evelyn Stowr. MsdT*nth Street. elitis Tralock, Dorothy and Martan Tyren, Martha Bieven-t, Mr*. W. 8. Earl*, Mr*. Roy F. France* Kenney, Daphne Takarh. Mann, and MU* Etixahoth Whit- end B. O- HLkaop, J r, Voile Wil­ M r are expected to return topor- liams, Jr.. LaRoy Cooper, Donald raw from Tsllahasseg where they Tamson. to * 1st Guthrie, Sonny have been attending graduation Powsll, Harry Joe Mlnarlk. Ftml •xarelse* *t the Florid* State Cd- Gsnas, J. P. Stavan*. Junior Mey9an LnnU from an which sbo underwent morning. I« * * far Wornin. Mrs. James C. Ray and son. Jamc* C. Ray, Jr, o f Jacksonville, and Mr*. W. L. Chandltr, of Ma­ rco, Ga.. snive l txlay to vUU Mr. aad Mr*. John Schirard and attend the wedding tomerrow altht of Mia* Katberin. Schirard ta R. 0. Pittman, Jr. D R IN K W H IT S BELT Acidophilus Milk >Jr»-AUIw&UIhL - Genersl business • meeting of the Garden Club of Sanford will taka place at 10:00 A. M. in the ccs ncil rooms at tha City llall. Annual reports will lie given, ■ * Regular meeting of the Ameri­ can legion Ancillary will take place at 3:30 o’rlo*k at the home of Mis* Jeanette lalng, 021 Oak venire. The meeting will be fol­ lowed by a "fblar” tra from 4:00 o’clock to OOO o'clock. . MONDAY - A piano recital honoring 1033 graduates of Seminole High School will be given at |l:llt o'-luck at the school auditorium by the piano pupils of Mrs. Fan­ nie 8. Munson with the assistance Makinson,. soprano, of ■ _____ of Orlando. The public is Invited. Dance W ill Be Given For Charity Benefit Plani hnve been completed far ■ dance to lie given tonight at the Celery Cluh for tlie benefit of the charity fond of the Leal Elks l-odg*. Dancing will begin at 0:00 o’ dock and continue jmlil 1:00 o'clock In tho rooms o f Ihe club which will be opened rnsnile fur the eccaslun. Music will hv fur­ nished by n local or hrstra. It is txpectad that a large number of persons in Iht city will attend. ere, Lewi* Wright, Raymond Montsalvatge, Brantley Adams, Sydney Nl*, Jr., Charles Wood­ ruff, I. M. Telford, J r, Donald Bishop, Billy Zochry, Sam CrtmV, Billy Brown, Jne Douglass, and Kent Rcssettrr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Wiggins srd daughter*. ILrothy. Mary, Katherine, and Ann, will leave tomor­ row for Bmlus, N. Y. to spend the summer. Enroute there they will ■top at Chlrago fur n few days In so* the World Fair. 31 C o n v i c t s Still At L i b e r t y But 6 Hostages Are Free Clifford' Mu. la D students who a n low*: LANSING, Kan***, May 3 li~ (At —Kievan coavkta, Including three klllera, were at liberty to­ day hut the s'x h>-l*grt Hhey took in thrlr Memorial Hay es­ cape fr-m the Kan'a* peniten­ tiary here, wrre sife. Warden Kiri Prather and tw> guards, released la»t night in lh • hill country of North-u-lrm Ok lahoma by aig of the fleeing prisoner*, rat rimed today. Three woman, v.-h-i,e rar w*s eommandeered by other five prisonera, reported this morning they ware safe at Pleasanton, Kansas, about 100 mites moth of here. A telephone tall fr m lsiu|s« Wood to her father, M. J. Wood. wh» anxiously had awallr i wont fr m her, his w’fe. and a girl chum, was the first news revelser! from the lh;ee. , Miss Wood mild the mrn did not molest them an.I dross on last night.after releasing thorn near the farm home of Getrge New, They w*rt in the custody of th: convicts abu t 10 hours. Namher 81*." intma Strange "Hnngal Ballad,' “ Jinn* M * f W » Edith BoRamr. “ Fmlls o f the Cheat*,' Billy Bmww. Dorothy Tb-rell#." Chamlnadi MiteheU. - tv,. v-iIVs.” —Doris P "Breath o f Lavender,' Oorts Doroof. “ Polka." Bnddfc-HaJen MeDanlat*. "Nbwe'e Llttl* Daaghter," — Edith Hj|y< "Dnhai.’’ Lavallo— Edith Single •ary.v ' ■ “ Manuka, fir e 'n o -lo e Nlrwurt "The Lam ar's Wny,,'-rJ*ine« O il honn. "TV. R e a l Question,"--Hydn Ing to th-uth of Mrs. Newman Hostess To H er Bridge Club Arabella."—G r n e e "Imn-vtmnltt n»l>llanle," Sartoiia — lentt-s WbMdnn. "B v |b» Sea." Posea -Minnie Em- m* Sirs nee. “ F n lerla letrr Mrs. Sprt»ggln«,"S’anev B sn arltr, , "Ten„ e-eei « S r h t i m a n n— Ell.i Maude Jon'S. "Putin and, the Bny,"— Ann Benann. " I m s o i- s t s , " Rheinhnld — M LI* tired Hodge*- or The men) tier, of th# "Sew Tt Chat" Club.hrld thiair regular moot' :ng Tuesday afternoon at th* home o f Mrs. C. A. Taylor, ear* nrr of Fourth Street and Cal mat­ in Avrnur. tewing war enjoyed ri ly In ihe afternoon and lalrr a mL.ellsne lUa ihower w ll (lean Mrs. Taylor oho will Irare Friilny for Gracsvlll# to apan.1 »#*atal work-: visiting her parent*. Refreshment* were served to the following: Mrs. J. M. Alder­ man, Jr.. Mr*. J- D. (iambi-, Mr*. N. T. McPherson, Mr*. 1. W. Owrna. i l n . Ds'sy F- aaall, Mr*. M. tV. r. In rt*. Mrs. G. II. Uoaa, ami Mr*. C. A. Taylor. 1.. I*. Ilnpan plans to leave tomnrnw fvr Tallahassee, lie will It tic ompanM home Saturday b. his daughter, Miss Lenaboll* llag.til, who hi.. Ii .-im theta for scvrtal week*. Vr*fiTnj 'an* tncoiinft F** with *UM "The Tn-ehHwM Pam de." Aschcr — Igwts Weight. "Pob>nail*," KrtntaJIn, Julian Adam«. "Mssttrha," Brown— Dorothy W igrin*. “ r«mPorting Tavlnr. flo r Home Seen* Club’s Meeting tjuantitle* o f ruses were u»nl la stliirn th* rooms of the home if Mrs. R. A. Newman, Ruse Court, when Mr*. Nrwntan enterlaired the member* of th* Dupli­ cate Club with a bridge parly ye: tinlay afternoon. After *evrral hoard* of dupli­ cate bridge high score prise*. linen Ir* tnwcls, were awanlrd to Mr-. Ftank L. M'tlcr ami Mrs. I). I. Thtmher. Refreshment* wrre thm serve.) by the hostess, nssistrJ |y Mr*. J. F.. Hr- sc and Mrs. Thra'her. Thus* present wrre: Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. K. K. Ituumillat, Mr*. F. J. Gumalrs. Mrs. Samuil I ulrstun, Mrs. E. F. Houshnlder, Mrs. Frank I,. Miller, Mis. D. I. Thrasher and Mis. J, K. Hrousr. I n s m s it v Subscription Bridge Party W ill Be Given H il l, l-*k * >Urr F rill**, June rn.l Gita I . Durkee, $5 KURL OIL WAVE * 3.50 VAP0RINE WAVE Permanent waving by the Vapor..** process rcvitaliies, re­ juvenates and recondition* the hair, assuring n soilness and lustre. Yoporinr will nut, under any c r u.nstantes, lnj:re <r damage th* finest textufes of hair. It l* e*p*ctally reremmemlol for u«e on hleachnl. dyei1, hennaed ur hair mode dry aml_ brittle from th* abut* of cheap permanent wave*. EVA-BESS BEAUTY SALON I'tiHVfH rtail's iltlmlfutlnfi f Sr* ( lM|»r*»»iil**n i ’ lub) 9 llll IS . .For the benefit o f the Camp Wlng-Mann fund. Ihe mrmlwr* of th* Ynmtg people’* Service league , of Holy Cro*« Eplsespal Church wlil sponsor a subscription bridge party to It given on Friday aft ernoon *t 3:00 o’clu k *1 the Eniv repat parish bmi-r. Reservation1 an* being made with Mrs. A. M Philip*. Miss Mary taiuho Meriwether, general chairman or the affair, is being assisted in preparations for tha party by th* M k a ls * m h k Hers: Ihe Misses Katburins Mor­ rison, Alice Harvey, and St. Clair White, III, decorations; MisNancy White, tallies; the MtareiKatherine White. Virginia Meri­ wether, Anna Cornell, and Mai caret Edward*. refreshment*: Y O U R com plexion p erfect, you r teeth ex cellen t, you r Mrs. II. W. Houk, Mrs. Jeaq 8. Adams, Mis* Nancy Houk, ami Herman Houk will leave tumorfow for Waco and Vsrnon. Texas where Ihry will spend about iwu months. cycH .snappy, yo u r h air gloH.sy, yo u r handw m anicured, lik e a p a tricia n ’s, you r akin fin e, y o u r fe e t trim , you r health and body sound . . . and fro m in rld ? out, you r clothes, you r tastes sp len d id ly -1933! T h e best You , the w orld and its a d vertisem en ts can produ ct. W hen you m ove, s w ifte s t conven ien ces s p rin g to you r bidding. W h en you cat, the m ost d electa b le com es to you r plate. W h en you w ork, w hen you sleep, ex ercise, play— the w orld 's latest stands servile, you rs to com m and. a rc lord o f yo u r liv in g , and it is A D V E R T IS IN G th a t mnkcH you ho , Rend Ihe advertiHemeiitH. S Gaunow la the only refri'irstor lika tUa,becatis«Gin .vm a/'Vi"tiKs Cairene, the ta/e rcfrigrranl. f/u im rw m RLICTBIC REFEIO l * A I O R T h e y equ ip you w ith ' Hunc jiidgmcntH. T h ey educate you to w h a t in w a itin g «< for you to enjoy, and help you uhc it mont wisely when it’s yours. Rend of the good things—here—In these columns teday. nosoeleo* in operstiuti > »t rod hear a watch ttritinj; Irsi Is- il* That'* due to lu aimnlr. I*ut Munlj and troubte-freo irtcchanism. o V 1 M y H H B I A D V E R T IS E M E N T S B R IN G Y O U T H E W O R L D S O U ) BY SEM IN O LE Creamery Co* H a re Y o t t f O rdar You F R O M W H IC H Y O U M A Y C H O O S E HOF-MAC BAHERY CO Now! To-Night ;n to rcEular fu ta r a picture VUE l 4 V �f* l SATURDAY S O L D IE R F IE L D W H E R E C H IC A G O ’S W O R L D ’S R Be Held A t tidtf Club Andrew V. Ctnwway, matugar o f tb* Sioford Contnr CLib, todny announced. that stoihar f m or “ (Jurat Day" will W ,U U Ex-Pirate WhoRaiaed Protest lODaysAgo, W ants To BeatFcda H * I M a n a g e r E n .ll r l f . arAioJ* took Nearly to porson* reepowVd to the first Inrttolhn to tone oat and enjoy oil of the dub’s facul­ ties wlthait chary*, while ltd. week probably 40 awn and « m n took adidatag* of the offer. L o o a b o rf Rrula*, amartlirg under »o m»nf ^tfooU at the flab t o in n w . Mr. Ctmwajr, honoring thkt ( H i . when lha de K told (or U*rt *ad propony which wfil be | « W Th* fact, that tb* b i b to fc j** to dot* today lid tot W i ■ rath *f Jyxpayere dnrtoy tha-Vi fdw day* b«t * ffd brio* * a M * Itrnn «4 taxp«for* (rtto ■ » « mcUmh of th* dty and d W Coramant wai mad* by any K th# offoet that tM* may b* tbo Ml tlaM laxa* will b* paM.on prwk arty and that a fanoral aalaa td probably will ha U>* «*# »• 1 0 rhlalay Toronto* with which t operate all fprint of gorvrmpeal that E S mo blow op, will « mm to Santomorrow afternoon for a final lain* her* wllh the ‘’ ■ntord |r. Ckkryfada, leading lha J-«n,r*1 E j L Bruin*. against whom Pre»U ea l Mandeleorn ruled adrertaly K>- thla’ week, will b* out to win. H eilhor manaiar had announced M* tta rtln i hurler Ihl* mortilni. I . Manager Yd* la d ;* to hurl, but chancre arr that h# will **H » P « " fc • A . J. Johnaon, a rlghlhandar. P Otla Curry, Tl|# Mltfor, Cal L JJaffBla^and J.ch Halt .r . all or. | iha F(d playar lbtb ** hurlara, with 1 ‘ Carry aa lha scheduled starter a!thsugh Minor alto ft duo. hr---- ’tM r'fam w ^H - martr-tha-lk** im t r t M . of th* ttaton of I . , jgbanI* Culhrrlh, 1931 loop leadin, batter and a reteran of many yaara of capable play. Cuibrelh . Wyabably will hold down third lab* In pa'* °f Artoll, *lihou*h ■■.’-.'to m la a thane* that Cubrrlh ‘ May I » to canter field In place °f tb# lajurtd Naweomb. Chicago opened her second World’* Fair last Sutunlay mornlnt promptly nt 10 o'clock. Ahova it shown Ihe Interior of Soldier Field ; , Will* th# Fed* arc tackling the v '' Jruliu bar*, a great gama I* in Medium where tlm colorful opening ceromunlen look pin:*. Jhc stadium haa a sealing capacity of 125,M>0 and every scat was filled when the dedication I ok place about noon Saturday. At the tefCta rhown Rufus C. Hawes, president of A Century of Frogrraa, who waa In charge of the opening ceremonies. Al the right I* Mtjor Isn' t K. Lohr, general manager of the Fair. HOW TH E Y STAND & * »fn n l I'nyltmi* Uin id f UI,Ill'll* irf-rnlturif Down In Orlando, Ihe New .fftpyewa Crxckcrx will firt— the '(Ojuvenatrd Tigers In a game that doesn't mean much either way. Orlando haa released Tom Phillips, Guy Mock, Boh Tillman, ami Tommy Thomas, and haa signed Martin, Nall William*, Eddio Aleoorook, Xilll* Maynard, W. K. Smith. Lady Flora la aehedulad to atari on the hill for Drlandu Whlla George Cuaack probably will atart for New Smyrna. The Crackers han made aeverml change, in that they hav* releaaed llaldatnan and Hill, pi a Broward, and have aigned Tommie Tomaaallo, brother of the Speaker of tha Florida ltouae, tlua Sheba), (bo Station star, and Hod Dates. AH eluba hare cut their rooter |o II players and contemplate no farther change: for tha real of th# Grit half. Th* Sanford players' list for tb* toot of the first half la aa fnl Iowa: Joo Barnes, Johnnie C lbroth, Brrt Maxwell, Cal Hennl.t, Joa Arloli, Charlie Abbott, Hoy Harflaon, Otla Curry, Ilert Chapmap, Boh Pope, Paul Hoancr, Ti j Naweomb, Tig* Minor. Jack Holt, S en ate V o te s Special C o m m ittee T o C on ­ d u ct I n ven tign tion l-t-rahur* Nt Hon for it. NVw Hmvrno nt nr fa mb t’wrou at hayittfui TALLAH AKH KF, May 31.— TH.Sennit* >*n[erday vuted tnntiimuui>ly In appoint n «pe.f|al_ committee to Investigate Fhirida’a “ sehiud bo- k rut k e f in The final Junior High-Semlnole '■I. .liigh.lrack-luccl-of tho-1931***son, staged on Monday afternoon, resulted in n Id to 40 victory by the Junior High team o»er lha f.erhmrn of Seminole High. t W.nnei* were aa follow#: inn yard daah: Wrighl, SII, 1st; * Dokrr, JII, 2ml; Ilrown, SH, 3rd; Vlrkery. JII. 4lh and gal the fuel*, abort text b » 'k runlrnclv that range fmni 30 l„ r.l> pcr.-rn| higher than |aid hy, uthrr atnt**. The rratduthm for Hie !«»••*. ligation waa inlrodtired hy Kenatora. Whlluker, of Jamim, nipt lutmcii, i f Keyalofin ileighV1. wh0 Were Inimnllalely nppulnt. •d mem her* o f the commit lev iMtimh iiN hy President Futch, with Hlielly, Itttifto'-aiitilliM of Talmrin. HI. I ’iilit I HMmlt« |HlIlii It Inatrurta the committee: "T o investigate the method* t .s.i||w%Hit* o f letting • f aurh rontract i for ihe purthnae o f a llied hooka, th* omnunta paid therefor and Iflvenlignle fully Into nil Irnnr\t* »*t|ihIn aetiomi In eonnerUnn with the Smw Hr I f him* purchase o f nil text honk* and KeUtltvIlln nirnilitffhum make lavnllahh- ( n th,. piddle (In AttmilA finding, mid i-ep'it li e aamo i'ha||;imsi.ir» laJMIf II<Mk to this nemlon of thu I.Cfi*laKftISXV111w - and Johnnl* Sugg*. luio aed. If Imp ».ih le In com* Daytona lut* released Finite |lete aalil Inventlgutiun In tlm » Spake and algnad Joo Knight of to ’ report nt tide aea.lon, that tn*i The middleman ia waxing fal Y e s ic rd n y s R esu lis yth# old Gtorg*.Florida Ltagu.*, It mnke H* repoit at the next I t the rtpen.e o f „ ur bnya and t irl. nn,| their fulhera and tnolhwhlla Laaahurg has released *-v. ensuing ara.lnn of era. I am confident that thi* rack.« • ! Playeri and aigned lJon ture." committee et r e v * tho Ir ok trout slimy prof. Mrndwr. of Ihi Bridges, Spurgeon Cherry, I lll*l,urah I - l j I'hlcoan |.a. will work wit holt salary hut Ha running into Hie hundred* of I'lnl, ilelohlu 1: 111,Sinn t. iM-.-oml Cbarloa Brady, and Wm. Hurklea. will le rlilllh d t; t hire one thou*am!. annually. No nmn In irioie, m in i. No* Vnrk J.|J llnmhlyii I.J. stenfi'rrnpher ni not more than the Kenaln i. more opposed to n AWKIttgAW I.K tO IH f.3 ,n day. tinder the Senate ‘fl'hlng rvpendltlon’ than myaelf rules, the commit! I, rlothcd hut here Is n rundltlon that da. I’hllsusipMa t - l l ; lb » i„ n 11 0 <*>„s>l a * m » l> lanlnast. •B O W LIN G NOTES with autlmri/y to summon witI»ir> n i a. |; m lx,ula « . j. ne.se., ronipel theip atlrndm rr H'siitmtion, { ’tllraan J.S;_rtsV»UlHl x .u . ashlnaion t. (Hse. Iarisen. referring _ I i the dehat* •*nd a sm *, taint, I tha Sanford City Bowling at heatings noil |itini.h for con­ tempt In refusing l » answer **n the S.T'.OO.Otm setohnl appropri­ *»* l* * l Sight the House w i r ti ation blit, expressed wonder that T,.lrdu 3.B: | j„,l,v lM > y-4, d too* 2 games from tha fpirsllons. - l*><1 lsim iH ill* 1 ».*T r*.,lu m i,n ,~ l H u t rcaulutiiui. ln-IU preumWe, -"the annntarr voted ro r iH e bill HUH Electrics, winning- the Xlllsrsuiis# 4*1: Kansps r i i v j without knnring whyre a great XtlrisesiMitla T.X: M Pau l Jam a by one pin, while the tP Irs i asms IS Innings.) porthn of the money would go un­ tao Lumber Co. team took 3 In less snmethir.g la dor- to rru^i the a o l T I I K H X ASS04 4ATIO V t o fW m MeKnlghl's Cleaners M .„ii>hts 4: A4tnnia I. text book rarketeem." I f* * Weber o f the House team N i - h t l l l - * : tiirn ,lnal>soi t, "The time ha* com* to not only C hnllaniH iga I : > , w l > r l , , „ « t W ' .t o n 000 fo r * game* cancel existing text W ik -'untracta l Wm. l.uhrmsn second totalI V T K H X A t T o v v L LM A41IH . J » r . . v 4 'lt r ^ li .V > w .;K 4 I I I » U . J, Sharon o f the Lumber x» tin hut to find out how they were nlogsi nn* 4 »n * ralnod out) M . ' 1-ar.cn said. “Tho figures R touted 642 while Fred Dolly T"*/*Ulu S - t i l| „ r h ,s * ,r t - l . Just quoted by Whitaker are cor­ *'»•/ »•» « • » : Xl'-ntrenl t . l . lha Cleaners totaled 632. .V Mill’ll CO* -HI !•* IS! h i rect. I will vouch for them be­ Il.tlllm n rs 4 t A l h s r , ruin. pnlght's match between thn* m 14} cause t gathered them front IK >31 m tel source* that'eannot lie questioned. So ouf proposed investigation, if .111 ns m ns Mississippi |s preparing to pub­ .11* tit 140 IK lish It own book*. Kansas ha* dona a* successful as I am confident tho xamo thing and th* Kansan It will ba, will result in saving tra.105 IS* Til UK figures a n Interesting, That state, mendous funds 'now taken from although It buy* Ita book* UVe tha pockota of parent* In av*n i ru ux CM* county and district." Juhn hotly ,... .IK 111 IK 445 Florida, ha* • maximum book ro*; Thera waa no fnrthtr dhcuaalon tlllml *. .1*1 IK III 4U o f f t , f t aa against I I Rfl In Flor^ TV. B. Thornton lit nr »M 41* Ida, Yon ask what Florida par* and th# Sanata adopted the resolu­ If. RuMIslil* IK tsi IIS 411 for banka. It I* today spondlng tion, IT to 0. President Futch sprm l Dolly tel IT* 1ST Ut SI.MIX nit a year fo r free texts, polntod hi* commlttea Just before *302,000 far book* void to parent* tha 8eaal* adjourned. U XD Ul, KlICTKIC -Randall .— lit lit ill III •nd *403,000 fa rhlgh schopl text*. p ^ w i M f f i s s r , '. . . . . The blffgnt b irp ln In plfturen of Um'agRMNk See W le b o l^ .^ }. Wieboldt Studio Martin’s Garage Junior High Track Team Winner Over Freshmen O u t f i t 60-yard doah: \V right, fill, Jat linker, JH, 2nd; It. Hal x:nl Zachary, JH, tied place. Doker, iUsndlng broad J nip: JH, 1st,- nine fret; O’Rj r. JII, 2nd; Couraey, SH, 3rd; Drown, SH, 4th. ' Running broad Jump: Doker, JII, 1st, Id fret, 3 imhea; Wright, SH, 2nd; Vickery, JH, 3rd; RuUirn, SII. 4th. .Baseball throw: Doker, JII, 1st, 213 fret; Riburn, SII, 2nd; IlroVkn, Vltkeijr, JII, 4th. i Young Dokrr wat high scorer iff this filial went of Ihe year, turning In 2d points, twice aa i* any as Wright of Semin >1* l(!|h, who woj second with li I*'bt«. Other score*: Bitiwn, 10; ^'(arr and Haburn, H each. ,Tho Seminole High team won a rrint Doya’ Week track me,* \y sefing 47 1-2 point* to win first yl*'o over Ihs Junior High team witch had 31 1-2 points. Th# ludi* Mont or team waa a do** thl .1 with 30 point*. B e g in n in g T h u rsd ay, June 1st, and en d in g Satur­ day, June 10th, th e H e r a ld w ill m ak e a H A L F P R IC E A N D L E S S O F F E R on a ll cla ssified ads. as fo llo w s : 25 W ords or Less, Three Times .......25c 25 W ords or Less, Seven 'p m e s ....... — 50c 50 Words, Three T im e s ............ ........ ;..50c50 W o rd s, S even T im e s .........................$LOO Should your Arivertiftement contain but 30 words the price for three Insertions would be but 30c, 40 words 40c. etc. It ’s your opportunity to Bell the chicks, sell the car, stove, radio, gurt, furniture, typewriter, dog, baby car­ riage. H u n dreds w ill b e w a itin g and w a tc h in g f o r you r o ffe r , hundreds m ore w ill m ak e d o lla rs fro m cents now. I t is easy to p la ce a w a n t ad. W e h elp you w rite it. O ld fu rn itu re arou n d th e plaoe m a y b r in g enough to p a y f o r a sum m er o u tfit, etc. b I f n ot u sin g y o u r car, d o n 't le t it stand id le in the Fg a r a g e . S E L L I T F O R C A S H . CASH W ITH ORDER PLEASE REMEMBER CLASSIFIED ADS DAYS CASH ARE NONfe TH AT DURiNG W ILL BE A LL BARGAIN W ITH ORDER. CHARGED P R IN T IN G Many have been s u rp ris e d -a t the P U L L IN G P O W E R of H erald Classified ads.' Maybe you will be Hfcrald rrin U n * Go Plwto 1U pleasanftly surprised also. Send in yours today « p d take fu ll advantage o f this liberal o f f e r ,. . D O Z IE R & G A In k e e p in g w ith th e “ N E W D E A L ” in business and re v iv a l o f s p rin g tra d e T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D w ill reduce the p rice o f C la ssified ad vertisem en ts d u rin g the n ex t 10 days. A n d to those w ho b e lie v e th a t ad vertisem en ts should ap p ear m o re th an on e tim e, w e also o f f e r A U T Y P A IN T S ath*’ specially mad. to, _ the ^ , . 4 ^ �*trip *h !', ,:r - BANfOUD W B D !fB 9 D A T » M A T St. IM S LtFE'3 BYWAYS Island a t Chirj&g9,i ■■ rr-■ ftfi.a . ---------- u i r Jo I)A Y F e c i a l Tops Dressed 50c Sanftord Duco Cb. . ____________I L U ____ S— i ■ ju s r w a x t > y c ^ T 3rd r RR FTenrh Av*. ir t i ■■a.-"--i-~ 1 Long Voices Opposi­ tion fd Douglas For .j ftlisineMs 1 iU t -rntm ^Rr MeLAUliN, Jr. R elation s *' W A SH IN G TO N , May 31 «41 — Amid det-ale over disclosure. It ih rsn y had made, the Lense Duplicated Fmate 1 1 2 OArK A v * barking icmm ittro irtanveil ye*-t ler to rverive fiom Ferdinand I'e- ' .V t u jA si s* v V €• corn an outllnr o f the eo ree he esiiecl. t i pursue in.the resump­ tion patty ol the lnifPiry Into J. * ’ U V. Stfl, A T H E hfcAtJlEG Public of bl/ord: T i l l weak and h*r»K th# p*tc« o f tho Atlanta la T*n O h io . P iy ho more. i l 'y o u w a n t t i e mountain#, • va.-atloh In r n > 6 l « b ly tlanta Yrlday or j shath bipen.es, Barrett *7, Friday moralnr. . el ? V , V NEW NON-RIGID AIRSHIP OF U. S. ABOUT WISHED * IV1N0 TO ..il » 1 - ttiant Sethi-Dirtgrfble • Made Ahitilr Linea Radically Changed A k R O N , Ohio.— While the great tlrehdfr Martm t» -mtk ng Ha trial flights at Akron. Ohio, and the navy blimp K-1 I* undenroln* re­ pair and reenhdltlnn ng within tho BeppM!" dork —Out i t W ln gf >ot Lake, five miles ealt o f the city, ftJh SALE: Hiriey Davldaon Mo- the new army non-rigid air.h p r-tbreyrle or will trade for a TC-13, awaits fa ir weather fur Its “ What hare yatsT" thet is not In long hop \o It. new ha** at kkb and you wish to trade for Langley Field, Virginia. •fdnomlrsl riding. N o animals aeAtm meanwh'le, many a vi*itor # # te d . Walter Poser c o The m a r.el. at tho p ctfsrtiin of tlie A f f o r d Herald. atruct.ru of this, the largest runrigid ship ever to ho io n »lr u c ljl In the tinned mates. 1 1 In appearance very much like Y < W a r b l o R F b woman wants fob oa rook nr maid, Jennie t«d the little Goodyear ship*. It. fshr.c ha* been mad* nmch atr.tiigcr Taylor, ]02S W. 11th. St. to withstand the Sltrise* of the TO-mile an h -or speed which It 11— MlncellanMun a hlrvcd on its flr » l trial flight. RIVING TO Chicago via Indian* And its hi nt nuw i* re-cnfoic-d tpOTt t t W t JW » l « h . Emptv W.Ih stout ddrtlamln -irnsf na>W k seat. Rrferehee. rkeM bgfd. teca” to hold It tout and keep it A fp ly box 121, Herald. trnm buckling, when the ship L ' J V n E r ' o V T ^ V a T ~rhfrker« going " f II S|ie.ri abend." T I the casual ohscivcr, another ■r ToOWrl In pna«* . .ion nf r*e**r*t rtkn nleorlnl gtrllty to their theft unusual ftaiu ie is that It tis iwx i y hkvb same hv nnlifvinir Shec- huttom rudders, white the llrneuu f kirClelTiha IKd hkyinir for thl. se,i the JlooiSycar ships hare h i ufle rudder twlow. Ihcso two 1 ud­ ders ate stlrnmlined With tlie | m 1torn. A I .11 the liuttnm o f the TtMD NTRD; One pair wall scales, 1nwrmhte. the hull of a huet. m I all MO. is waterynooird,,In case the h g blimp should have la ni»ko a fotrrd landing in the water. Hut it i* the Inside wli eh it a triumph f the Zeppelin designer*, ait. Shiny with duralumin, Its ch*lr cnshloh* of bright yrllmV leather, and il. rtran lurisa- wood C-Apnrimentn f f 11m covered with rnrk. it has a irtment. cheerful spir-and-spnit spp<-nraoee, TO * FURNISHED month- not auulljr associated with things rith rs rs i*. Jf> an military. , 701 Magnolia. The ship i. divided into three erikrh, kind rAHdlrrlon , new tar, 1195.00, Chevrolet CWrtnlst eaopa with new tag fftfc.00, Reel k Bona, Used Car M l e r s , Myrtle A re. WHATB NEW HEMlfroi.te t*UED C ■I*. II mtan A t'oThe debate in the Senate yc*tn.h.v tin led «ho l ■ possltde *ui. .nr f r Secretary Wfe'din, »h-i ha* been disclosed » » harm , teen nn a list Of those who were tub! »b>.; t-y the-di -rtan company g l reduced prices nevernt years befnte he took the post of head nf th i.J r c f ’ UU.------ Sender 1, ng, IJemorYit art. told the Semi!r that o f Lew i. Ihiugio*. dire.tor of theb dgel, to smveeit Wo din would be like ’tridnx nnt of the frying pan into the fire." fV 3 Ah**?* emifpattVton on «ti lirnn. in*i h •in# nit toil d tlr) l*(i!lr| fm !t n« min iir t»air?, Mi*li iiiAt.ii Py U" I* lt**tii*r. S K M I N O I jE STOCK UfeDUCl S im m ix KLKK NKK H i. remark «tbre,l up a dis­ cussion o f p »-ible .nrtem or* to Wood in in which th,. name of James \l. Co., former presuh-ntial car'd ilr.tr, wo ............... -o Hi which there was 110 .1*null f th-belief that Wrspltn wojIi I resign. h > tyM A R tan R ft* s a y * weather b re a k .", .aid Lieutenant (Ir fil Andrrehn, army lightertbnnair expert, who hu. rumr here to teat-fly the ahlp. "W e will I 'e 111 n. ti**' brHhle InvrsUcatn trh 1-irngby If all ro c . writ tt wo- e»pe»te,| to 11 or J oVtneh, l,at V e . i l l ,-ruise bi ml I II reveille at .VITO A. .11., tlarl the" inquiry off tmlny w th an ther Tt't e f .c lP M i |o whom Jn thr tnnniy rtdilrr com part*, then land.” ilock was -oh) nt Msrgkin p H *"Sleeping quarter, aboard ship mint, iim iiln l nvrr ty I K nkvt»l Jt’ fhre le-uming hi* job of nngating officer, ta tin* ottltli>r »r ,i are Vir> iiiinfui table, ulnto.l like c html InAhl, mid a ll'o f the radio! I'ullman herih.. I hiring the day ovriing i h** InJetMost activ.tles eq ipinrnt In hiding a rerolr ng the upper Perth, are tallied up i f the Hou-e f Morgan. huWgtVr. unil sending net, In rhaiv'e o f a kgamst tile w ill, unj tl.e* two ihr agtren.ive rourwrl m si trite lower h e ll, are used a- i n U . The a review of til* rvitlenee to the special Operator, _ T h t_ popular i upper clasp ha* Jealhct-CUVtittii. lua t i c w a im- iR iniKaliguting cuimu ucu----- —— — lairjt opi-hi d the 5*i nrtfe ib'bfite il» pltre Men in a log u r.hip, it •eiilljy life r.lt< filled with kap k. A bnthirmm n*il luvstory corn. |.y readtflv a irport that l> ugia* srtrtne, for on* sect tali of the l l o r o f thi. cehtet cun j, nr l men I is plrtely rqulppud exce)il fur bath­ wmibl succeed Wi.ailn. He mn equipped with a xlpjcr, nrl.J whrii tub*. nn- m the ichi section of the teuthd the budget director's fam ­ ily was "inextricably interwoven "iip i ert" from with n, open, a tu p ship. A lust fabric ceiing conceits with the I’Halps-lMdge l I'riaiiad .or through which the bomber id ly “ s ig h t', In rase of ho.lilit rr. B i* lank* si till gu* line-, amt iu.» . t on." which he .nntrnded arts a The hotitli tack, me hunt; ml tin* awny the liti-ine.slik,, atmosphere .Morgan affiliate. liif'ii if* nil il by IVriita. f the ship’s interior. Zipper fast­ u Mile o f tin* *hl io-nr title pit f t .Senator A.hurt. Democrat, "Arl•'ll it iih t«» uir**, N»»rri* fhM, Two c oka pro-Me over the i.-ir en nr. sirain piny their part oh inna, qniekly .lin e to the defense ‘thnt if ihi* ilUcIfEittiiH f thU thi leihng, a* rrrtaiu sretiona f Ihmglns, asserting he w «* compartmerit, nhrre a k tlh-'ii ' eight' ,liny **! slid let down, to e'oaiatroaa, h .next and n»iixc»pi* itpiipred with a light-w h|(hi weight single burner electric *tii\e. ty *J permit the pilot to Inspect hi i 111.- to inltavnre, DWrilt* Ash r e f* speech, Seeap lin th me... f„ r the officer. t * l lunk*. hmMI it, ralnmln stmil. and i rew during’ their trip In l.nittny .ha r» rompivtr the .hip’* rqnip- toc Nort-ik. ftepohti mi. Nebraska, mrht. inter 1 opted to pn nt to published The dtnlni; table* lia. a balsaV .or officer., ami five men w II rep it; Hint t'o . hud dcclinerl an wihmI t p. Plan. toe n miifnq'o* "I u«e Itln/k Dralikflt for rooall-.ffer o f Morgan slerk. This hn- pat Ion WMeti ram*-, roe tn hava l nih-in nml breakf-ist en ri-u.e nk 1he trip In L a n d ry Field j i 1 -riling tn lleutrilanl Andrrii.e, hi udarhe and dl/tlm-ss uud tired have keen mode for the Langley * < reeling,'* write. Mr. H it llandall. who »l* a stated that the TC-I.I I. of Teiarkana, Ark. ” 1 find It very 1 n“ I he most curnpletely eipiipped g if mmm 7 rn-l tike aork klY»V We intend to lik e off .lo u t r "hip of any ,a the armv's n-rvice. taking Iffirk-DV-knitfii " Arid Mra. P. It. f . r l.nnglej whin the Rumlall write*: Ctkll4iMk Uk# Ihw major rontpnrtinrnl*. The front, or pilot e im ittlM H lt, m rlnin* all the controls, iiii'l two pilot. are on duly there at nil Ofii during *brflisht, onr inanipuallng the altf• tuiir c ntroU au.1 th.- utM r tu 'i d rrrtion mnlrols. 5 Headache and Dizziness Freni Constipation Prompt Relief From Itching £ezema I t ’a wonderful th* way soothing, cooL R le v e ’ii I ’ la re ciee^ ItrhThg ifojp tlie rt\Ciiu*nt mo touch— th i tender am) inflame*) ikin P O S T O F F IC E L (k ft v t t y l* * .* a! tomtits*Wife u n c h InAitl otdtt » 1 * * Real Food for Ural Men! ReicuRtr 1 R|ftt*.of" l *nd rmtor* th* A in tc norihtJ, kfwkyk ufe rletn. loothlni Brest a Co m p a n y , f r j; m a h Site l‘«a| flfflF f l i t M il M t M l I.iiRirnK** 2Slt.il tty JACKS •2 -j k x m T IK E S (ir t flu A TOOLS Ktinnlrttr Kiutrtl M A T T IN G . F t. San Juan Garagfe * A. "M E W y O N K from JACKSONVILLE Iferkk me" II ynn are raativt, taka thl* fartr. dr red herb medicine. It Wilt http to drive out this imlaona Try II. today. Senator sr-Ti*nr— M rK 'ttxr;— trcmncTat, I take lllatkDrkneht for conatlpaUnnindthn yefer* hekdorlla ) wtileh ronatlpatlon ruuawi. Il r*- foe! battar. nfleiwnrils. * ix n o fl I IK E S Autti rir»* Iti ed, Rrpttlilicuii. I im-yUanii. I ivfeir, d In n demand for mveallirnilnv the .ncurne ta* payment*, he former Srer«larjr Mellon, and' toH the- Senate .Mi ll It had long erif-M letision of the luw will. It .... lit. deduction for capital Ttilfni , LM i % n T tad aooo r ix itD (A HUI lilts . . Disks yon SHOH P l l l l 1r iR E A ' ■"P1ACK DRAUGHT lai*/Wa/«iaw/lSM/ Slslcrtm 1 o r iW M f s f e l A V. Walt rn evrry T tifH IU f, kill- r i Irik and fftlNDAt at 1 P. W.. T ratlin* roe a few hour, at rbarlctlan. Th* rnol and erodsmleal rt.-iy—rik th* only kllwater real*. Bit modcril ttramr rv Hrr*. syorts, Uanrlng, radio, rtr. nrftslnu* mirals. 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F L O R ID A . T I K S D A Y , M A Y SO. IM S £ o u g e m >M e m b e r O H . S W S S P. A c c e o t s C a l l TALK ON W AR A s 132 Members Graduat GET ATTENTION I n d u s t r i a l C o n t r o l DEBTS DENIED Senator Only Repub­ lican Named So Far A i On* Of GroupTo London Conference An overflow audien e t w p r ' ... u -t c**ay entitled “ Safely ■ Second pnres of $2-50 ui of relative* and friend* this ,.• and a silver mesial * * " in, assisted In final raraamme. held In the Sanford Junior ll'dh nwardej Mary U v Lyl*>» and School aodltoHum ehere IS* l - v i„.,, . i alhoun. The awant* is.le t.y Rev. A. S. P*fk un te and girls, member* of the gra I" * ( of the Sanford Elk* Lodge. •tin* class o f 1WJ. brought the, :..n. •• of the Bjite*: • school xear to a cl.«e after . — XT . SebfPe w v ’ awsnied fm*t elaborate program. (long* by the school alee rli'h pi •. m the American Ugmn contest, with remarks by eartou* local clerc . \ I arv tmster men and per***, « h » -e re ,.r,. i l l , * , Strange amt Lottie Shaip WASHINGTON. May to award various contest ■'« snlnt se.-oml prile*. Miss Aran -T h e White House »n>Ph« " * '» ‘ rnt prises, and an addr*«* entitled in fakach made the pre-eri» denied th, new »• »*• > *f “ tin Being Prepared.” delivered hr that President Roosevlt • Mary la>u l.ylea was awarded Rev. F. M. Marler of the Fir.r ..dialing for a P .rti.l * . :.t is considered the hiithr.t Christian Church, constituted th. debts. A. has been W « » * J . ..r of the ypar-5 the *ch.r1a*tt hirhllghts of the proamm. Muinment pr.re; repe.te.ily it " » « ' m‘ , ,hi" Before the address « » « dellv ’ — . liMr tn the I'restdilit that Xvhn Jones w ». awarded a prise reed, the audlen* luu.ll> upidautl hr T n « l T n T » " » Kompee" U.Upp'Rtm* e j the presentation of the follne ■(,r. imI vivl ally ■"•' — ' •I lie Karla W heeler na* the win bul rid .Hy «« d , ...... „ 0 .,w>rd il#as he |n( awards to various member* »< ^uu* . .Xu>_ h. mli,, work: " ^ 9 * - * - "Hi* t i r - f i «ilB«i ln i t las« ami school: n.anor Jones wa* given a to !, June l& installments. installment*. K.lith n Slnrletory . , ... ._ni r.uun in a ie .a .j----— appreeiathm for hri of wfr, , » , „ ! « ! first pm e. of IIin riot, who hea.led ‘ h“ .Continued On 1‘ait* Four! Kreiwh ecun.mle and dehk mis-1 (|1 ra *), Bm| a r >l,| medal foi FEDERAL JUDGE A*That President RITTER ASKS FORf { - “ f t ^ PROBE OF SELF WASHINGTON. May *•-— (AJP.)—TW H »«»* » '• fa in cammUta# today »»*»<• '• M n d Aarariraa delegate* to (kr M M r n l i m n >* w#r* fa , Mtmetallism at a fl**d ratio between gold i d d l w . Tfc* MIAMI. Mar *».—<A»k-F*.l*rn d was divided. aariy al ■ « baMiag. Dotogatea » • " • * ■ 1 Jurtf* juug* Ritter, nuier, of u. Miami. y*»laatrarted. bawaeer. t# * " k tmt terday asked for a congressional • ■tn m r n t t m r - « f~ h * - .a « d a « .■ — — a a y -# rfW H »-r«ttfw *k -*^ t« office and simultaneous!* Retv 7 lesentatlve J. Mark Wilcox in A . W A S H IN G T O N . M ay 30— tmdured at Washington a reao tution directing the inquiry. ^ p A . P . ) — S enator Cornett* o f -It seem* to be an open <** M ichigan tod ay, accepted an son un tederal Judaea, and I’m appointm ent by the Preal- ready.” said J'idae Ritter when told of Wilens'a artion. dent aa a m em ber o f the He said he requested the inA m erica n d elegation to the vestlaatlon because of “ persi-tLondon economic conference. »nt” rumors and “ ehara»« #* * ‘ aralnst my Intearity a* judge H e la th e flr a t Republican of the federal c u rt” for the nam ed. T h e oth ers so fa r southern Honda district. Judge Ritter said he did not • named are S ecretary Hull. d a n slor Pittm an . N evada, iknow the nat.re_ of the rha ryes, I H o i . s c P a s s e s 2w M e a a : Is Ida To Reneflt ______ R E p L Y |§ M A D E bV iTOSHOLTZTALK **“ QN FUNDING BILL Federal T A 1.I.AHASSF.K. Mav 2 - V ?;o^s 0 ______ Mayor Of- Clearwater Condemns Measure ______ Stiff Enforcement Of Measure In Pres­ ent Form Is Called Menace To Business W A S H IN G T O N . M nv 3G— ( A . p . ) — Opposition to th * s tiff en forcem en t of pro- ji , visions in Presid en t Roose­ r,...Mb to the la«t .lay of the rr*u I t s D t f f e a t v e lt's encom passing Im lu s lrU l control bill resulted totU y in Igr w K tolt _ _ _ Mil1 designed to allow Cl.KARWATKR. May SO.—W> the sum m oning o f an e n te r Two Florida to lenefii _R,u|ying to Governor^ Shiilti' gency m auling nere o f 1 J 1 !.. .. N ational Association o f i b n ­ It ps'«e«l t.v thf (.^f officials are Johliyingr ..fn ctiircrs fo r next Suturtiafi ^ n , x ; , I T I ’u ’ fl.r.-presoim r.-ra*.-----II.... . Both lh- Senate » '^ ^ i . n a i n . t the .uministralTon m lr a d he eapeeteil 100,) to at- |ui-eil a hill leaving a <>nr , J(|lf b||| for selfish leasous. half mill 'general advnlorem r,^ l 'Ml|yiir || || Its-km yesterday U- lend and ........... ".at trial cm,ml public vrork-dWldkm til l, eradication. |, u, j B statement condemning the measure in its present form wouhl The House also p*«*ed propett, , ( (1 <nJ r,||ln< . n ciluen* to musM..n to the Ul.lle.1 .Mate*, bluntly "retard rather than promota t»* ' * |e, .riilimeiu to defeat it »« »hdustrinl rvcovery.'’ war (ted ‘ ha. ........... * ’*’’' * '"It - » —-House. Seerelary \k .B»ce .aid y * * t « . iVo- in .... n..rnd to *eek »«lhority health The measures lev.nl J Heclsring the hill would ikmor- day that hi. pi#'s to. adminlatraf, m Co.rg.ese to revise the debt one half mill lncre.se of one- u| se ihe rummunlties alfecte.1 by liun of trade iirr**m*nl pro*laiolt* • downward. .• demanded by t«r„|.,lh mill for the hoard health it". Mayor Baskin suggested that „ f the farm adjustment net will chamber. until th.. del* Bed pay­ , n.| B -even eighths mill. » "ne ev**iy ctliien who has not d«n# • » handled •» a* l • P'-venl over-' . ment I* mode g,- ’d , half mill to rea-e. for «*>' prison to iegi*ter ■ protest «» Tallahaslapping «)»'• the r l. <omWh le the drpul... laughed loud­ V«frm. . Nearly It" !»»•*•"» “ Irol-puhlre works bill pending IT ly and -hot remarks at Harriot, — Malor mensnrr* went without orlition ot opposition to the men. 0,- * tale-man alresaod Mr. »<—*»• CosgfeasI re ut n puhlic meeting Friday While sul.jects which can 04 veil's three point* on the war night nt the municipal auditorium brought under agreement* undff ^ ,1* 1.1. pr bison Mayor Uaskln 1* a Vic* presi­ the farm act and eaeinpled hI ln from of forestrv to investigate and de *J , I Th- December annuity must dent » f the Florida I e.gue of oravisTon* of the »nli tr .t Uwq ] m E b w vi - "Rumor* ’ * • “ c>ming “ * to me” , Jud<e termine land* avallahle and null­ I* paid to permit Mr. It......... . 1 ,f Municipalities, which-has been *r* 1 br .ad, ...... , „lde for refore.Utl.rn proleels Wallace -a d• "-at that “ tl It _T Ritter wired Representative W’ i!- to art luwat.l a »‘dulM.n. J ^ T ^ d a U n t t o n S lU co* "afe *n persistent that I WASHINGTON. M n v '1!' An„,her would .el nslrle Hntber fighting the debt funding hill since not for u« to •untrol hour, of Var,. Jl a The Clilted Stairs will agree WAffHINtJTItN. May rto (d'« „ inliodiicil m. Mayor Baskin* imr, production and «* urge you tn have investigation Iblt the payment apply •"< ■" ' The lloii.r vesterdav vo'nl 1#n)|, fl„ , perl.«l of f.O »#•** _ A demand f»r report* on inrun.itllMIH'Ilt fulluWR! ■a s*t forth in Ih* industrial bill, m made In snme proper wny. •h it legal lender money should aml evenipl them from »' v* ,.*rnl al aelllemeiit. u , a*»e*snrrnt> rm d payments '-» two R.publcan Independents, ••wriiiiig ll»r i«Y^inor | welcome investigation of lie said that In order "to caua# :t If Frame iav». I’ re*»lenl and pmvtde* i n on,., the be „ -ed ........................................ .. Ihe 1 1 to engage a state wide radio .hr least Irritation pos* big to . ..( tl’* Proaidenl Roo^velt « • • r.ported my court and my action* a* t RuoreV*lt .glees t . o|wn negolus- two f rtrier «e rvt**lr h» of threeljhook-up In which he made t e manufacturers e .ncerre.l it I# *•- 4 Last night to hav, requ*.ud a have no knowledge of Anything Mellon ami tienrent of .onti- P.-l otdign , f»roc, could odlee, culler, .a tai ................trra- ry A m in» " ..... Of the gov» rnment and nf State state erarl.l lion* for debt t**.*h»". yr-.lrr.lay third Republican “ n ,l0," J*"\ wrong." . . . I * an .ere ami that ^ L u f m ent that__“ th e _,U ««u * of wntUl f«e Ms. Johnson ft# n . j Mills t-ante ■ ffiu.i pay". Ilernot__ !5ld ttdge* Tdr~ WIIc<vi’• resolution -(ftrert* C miens, of MMWnn -to be e e ^ y rnip rrop „i. .............. harvested. *'« .P*r . en» '’' j dnnielpailties Has an eapeM W IF gh I.. Johnson!, tt he t. *P- . earnestly“ «V must prevest from Sen. Mch.dl.r tl» Term.' .» the private eilWensPassage Of the hill, |Jl(. cruo r f „ p , Bh -e One to sail within 4* hour, with the House Judieiary committee Kraiicu American friendship from I -trsuluthm Inliodureil in m •r O, ...... designed lire ........third ot tnr. „d,l.y al Tallaha*«e». maintained pointed, to arrive at ..m e sort , America'a d.le*a* on to the l..m- In determine whether In It* opin­ at the espeuse ol Ihe taxpayer. „ f r -ordinatrd super* lio n " IV ill- admiriMrathm *u give ,.,dleetion would go •" 'he gen l«.ing shnttered by the | |hr Sci.atr ion Judge Itter was “ guilty of revenue fural nnd two Ihrnla In don aconomlc parley. •Juhasun is slated to csrtjf out ( M„lt)»n* ..f dlalrust h«th sole*,| Meanwhile. Iron. Ibe ..'he. end f h«* ami- value i„ nil lefsi m"ney the counties in vvhicH fhr land i# „J without representing crime or misdemeanor Realtors John* in, of California, high P. • chaige must •>* anvwerUd l*> •h. Industrial control feature of , ,r “f me the ............... Capitol enure reiirwe. wa held bV gold tefore the if the. Atlanle. t — and l,*FolUtte. o f Wisconsin, were jhich in the contemplation of Hive tlw (s-ople a full ndtoataird tha measure and t> niolrf mtnl to I “ l.et u« suggest n second I-*!1*; I chatye- *»»m -t pest ami P,r ” ’h guvarnmrn* call*l tl*il metal I,waled .............. Invited to take part In the con- the rnnstit Urn require* Ov itlog nf Ihe'serWufhes* nf the situ l.r under cnmideiat.oi. a' d.tvctor acre* ,.f timlwr l*U » »“ ,hr to show President K.H-e>ell ( , ll>ur> ..tlInals. Ilepri-entative terpositlon of the constitutional aline, * s sf..*1 .. *. . 1 . .I •t Is.>I•I Intn Ihe tteasiirv rave llntwe m«* m»w i«llr „r ih- grt :iiK),00tl.miu f hlic work* g at ion Mi'Fad.Pn IH.-IM in a -lal. ru. nf ippruviti to thni Kurvpt li*« mod** * 1 * 1 < • n»*rt fast ap. pawer ssf th# Mouse.-— ' "Regarding the present l-rgivn- program. • I'ayuieiil of all private ntorl The reaolutlon would give, fr.» al I*a* panne but llial ill »»f it will inlimlnrerl nr \l.e- leeui.t. »*ked *• „ » a ...... . luintng point in The farm act mak.n poesim# p rT c S n .. 2 * 2 2 u. .Irslioysd If tire UllAeil ?<«■'••• non ...» hi* resolution fm »'« I’ ngrs nnd prtvale drills of all » f -.i*^i |n thav*onf#rwnca dele**1'* committee power to summon lit the nlfa I. of F'hntda, th- Ctti*. •he selling up nf trade ayrramenl* al a second Uueaane d.-s not >,raltiratiuii uf Iht ln*a**uijf kinds. Is.lh |wsi nnd future, in datlaltely choaon for a witnesses and recordsi aothndia* i.rganiied Ihemsetoes fur the pur.variug not only tin ............ , any leenl Irlnler I.giee tn a "ere •«»*u**ow uf ll,hl, , | <aid: tha appropriation of IM >0<) for f White Houi« dlacuaalon of plan*J....C of getting before ihe l# gi« -i,.,| distlihulinn uf tlw- seven basic lo prevent u« from dcslmylng Ihe hax, r ||,.,| taany ni-tanre Settlemelil nf interiratioiinr “ ' the Investigation, and require A t th# state department there laturr cvimprebenstve 'lata -P“ " t’Ulll inotlilles listed In the i'll ligntinns. Including »nr ilehl ,(range eomhi.l by li.n ry nit w t k uf the first la -anne.' tlale. were off elal frowna, meanwhile, the committee to report it* find^ wheat, Colton, hogs. corn, tnbarca, which t» !••»* '■•t' lo h• ,,, It was al » conference al I «' "• nils, including an appulent • »» hgiil lender nf the Oniled dint Ings t£_lh# Hnua# “ together with at th* actio* of SenaU f reign ra•otying lbe bonded debt piolde... ■ire *ml daily pr du>t* h"» ru"»' , such reaolutlon of Impeachment anne, Swllietlalnl. that Ibe nlher .inn nf |ieisntial ihcon.e U*e- by ilistiad » f g"hl rn l lations rommlttea In altering the They were inel tiiinnnliately by ll>e I'avment nf Hie government s | tin* Hchmah. I »k' " (t'oi.tlmie.l On I’age Four) j or other recommendation* that former allirs ledursul tier many • An.lirw W Mellon while be * « Roosevelt arm* embargo resolu .le ^ 'h ia been eh-ct.-d a- president initialy indices uf the Governor, leparalluha to the lanithmg in', •rcielaiy f th. treamry »'« eva Jehl In private r ltIrens, me-hnl it sees proper." lion so that alnows uf war could f * 1" bawd upon theories long found lo Judge Ritter, a republican, rape.'llllg that the l n.led Stales • inn, in lb*- single in-lnnee Bed. ing l.ilwrtv ant nil nlher gnv- ,.f the Hanford G novr* M t bo withheld—** th* flrat pro waa appointed to the federal -ue e.-.ling ■ • l,r fnl.e, in regard to how thi* , eninent l-m ls. In any lawful . ,,r|o.ration. Would «|o the same «n *11 w »r of well over o ni limn d.'U‘ir« posed—from on* party to dispute bench by President t onlidge. debts to her. Holly, who Ira ...... should tw accomplished. MrKellar, Ip hi- resnlutU.il, d* money. A vote of 2*1 t » •• rent the .me,. It* .rgariivatn-n n Iff ' and not tho ofher. Feb. 2S. tt>W Before moving to “ Finally, a biller clash ha* r" M" ‘ man.I. >1 -H'porls n . inrom* la* tin Ilerriot r i»»r had lo »pe»b * ,in,l,r i * bin ! „ the Senate wliere tho C udell II* ill, seerotary of state, Florida In 1925. he lived In ben Mr SrhmshV election came a« about between Ihe Governor'* fl»- Itlea, nierrldtng such outhur»t*|a**e*sninit« ami paymenl* f-"m told newsmen th* reaolnl on in vtr. Colo.« wh#r» h# Held m*njr a. that » f Franklin llauUlan. wben:n|(1|r (han a seme of nalionet'y '■anting . mnilttee had sp pn vcil the ann .1 atm-kholder*’ meeting faction and the Florida league of U ’on tln u H 'tin *’i*'re Knurl IU modified form waa not tn bar high civic portions and al» • wM that deputy broke iniu loud la ghal the Court House la-t week tlutiicipalUirt. rvnipanie* be -af.l w* >. »l W. II. Schmidt, local aulomamony with th* view* of the Presi­ a member of the folorado rail­ (II her off leers elreled are “ The Held f nil ng bill wa. ter n* Ilerriot. quoting Mr. K.m*e lied will, the Mellon fortuge fr mi dent nor hlmaelf. sirkel, vie* pre-l.ient. B -| drawn under the direction of the Idle tag dealer. I.wlay ain.u med road rommlMion. p.i 17m t'.t.'tii. vrlt said: Ho asserted that this late In Drare, .err. ta.V U< J ” ' governor Without seeking Hie ad­ that half-year Items# lag. will g » In requesting a report on Mill*, “ You ran ha»e confidence in tha session a small mlmrlty could Ihdlv. Henry Ni kel. G ». «*»"•••»'j vice of the official* nf the various on sale un Ihuirdav. June I. miJ the Tesine -*■»' -efalnr asked IAmerira.” hold up the measure, although he |*»ler Thurston, lieorge F. Halm**.1ritie* • sffertrd. although for that the Billowing- nutoinldle own­ He appealed • • France to eulll- r fit allv fur figure* relating t" Indicated the administration had V. M Greene and T. F. Adaqrs. month* lie for* th* legislature m»t er* may secure lirrn»e» KV«ul for vat* the frl»ndth p « f the Unite.1 the acti*Hies of Ihe former In a* nat yet finally determined whether l( was whlsp*r*d throughout the the half-year: ■I rect >r* ry rhleltain a« eseeul >r t<» th* Sutra. P*r* *n* who Iiiv i * tmt to abandon hop« for It* paaaago Mr. Bully wa. given a rising state that the Governor tad a ----- Headed by Daytona Beach'* offi “ The American# are a people in estate of hi* father. Ihlgen Mill*. before adjournment. The llnu** nf ll*H»re«cnl lt*We*enl*llw* vole of thank s for hi. efficient drastic law In contemplation which their car. In Fh.i .la prior to lour elal publicity automobile upon whom w# can place confidence", Sr. The reaolutlon, amended In eomlast night passed three bill* af handling of the .1 G*« >•» ,,,Tic', affected the rights and even the I. which waa seated a y°iuin« he aald. VThey are devoted to the Person* who p rchaso new atx m tie* Sat-rday on motion of Sen­ feeling resident* nf thi* county, lie was urged In continue at the existence of the ni nlelpolll!** and woman attired In a »*>U* bathing same tradition* of liberty as are un June I or any dulc th*re#l’ *». ator Johnain, originally provided and referred one hill that had Just head .f the organ saluin for tn* ■|*fa lling districts. h suit and with th* smartly g*'!"-d we. They are a ] «t. sound mer Petaons who bring curs-into HtU 1wen inleiMli'ced l.v Representa­ ronring year. ,«d h- de Hn-d will, that munition* eould b* wi'h*i#'d uniformed dr m and bugle co.p. “ It ha* become increasingly ap gellc p# >pl* who will soon re­ tive,, ('. W. F’ ntfininger and R J ihe slate,nen- that “ Other activ- parent that this ia th# Governor'* •late after June I from elthor disputant. marching while turn.ahing l.'eiy establish the r et.morale position. "In u,der In .le'eriuin# Ih# non­ Holly, to n ominltler*. Administration quartan regardHies wilt take I H '....... " ,rh ,,f "** |h*I measure, hecauae many uf hi* musk, a amafl army of bu.lness America's Irieml-b.p would be the it* “o.f The Hill that <>• tw *tudle.l I* rune IhaL I do .......... use of a" aulonmi.il*. th* .lat* WASHINGTON. M.rv t" 'A’t *Rrd the commllto* action aa dell•mlitiral supporter* are now carry, «*"" ' men from the K *.l Coast city Ule soundest on which I" 1*** French Ihe Senate hapkinc .-*,nniit'rr Douse Bill "No I lira providing for (rive the * attention that I ing petition* among the peupl* purcha#*, or of eiilrjr Into ^#?nlt#ly out J aeaord p.th the d * - yesterday afternoon Invadeu the decided t . ask Kerilmnnd I'- ••'" I the nlndishmetlt nf Ihe ro.mlv should <" IS* pre* deucy f thi* a*k ng pressure un the lurgisla- .late", Mr Fehmidl said, “ • » liln* aipressed at Genova on bo- business district to primolo *um pieatige." Half lb# chnn.lier warmly ap >.avll covering eillwr oi all nf Its rnuttsel,' In n limit u »»•!• •1 •" i.uirt in Heinin<de t'n.mty and tn 1 |*f |rll|1** half * f RooteveTt a week ago, tn •ii.e In pn-s Ihe hill- In his ram met tourist b aineaa for that e ly. (lauded Ilerriot'* appeal, while the these points in >1 b* raoired with, it In s it e Uva Se.*>ion luii:oil"W i-iuuih fuL th*- transfei of a'l tho effect that If th* United .Hen* Johnaoa, director of the plans for the mining ........ . nntu the Governor did nut disother* laughed and jrtred. half y.ar n- evidence he pr (•*• • • •" "*• nialtei Ef litigation to It.e I «»rrrv■ have alrrii'ly »•'*'> formulated by elnse the funding bill as a plank rath application lor State* coaeuri. with tho actions of group, said that members ol tie' license. .Such ali»l*>d* must he The •P7eh J J T " * " / i j m l t ln the toiesi.g........... «- ■’ «v I. d, e's .m ilt and the I ’trrnit rhe new tumid. These plans w.l |in his platform other nation* III determining in mot .read* were on a two-day mur bate un foraign policy, ir r ng properly drawn jind Ihr ..gnaMorgan*'arid Oampany *v*ijr • i . eggreetor, Ihla country wo Id re of Interior Florida and south !,„ ilisrusse.t further at a .|ws-'"l ‘•F.narlment of the bill wo'Id ihn» wi*ff |i>"»Ktl »r.in " "»• which l(* r r id an.1 I'remier Fdnu » um cs__ t oomaqw. — huA W«*rr ....................... . . . . . i^. ture notarised. I he artunl oo ucr - The hill fraln from any artion tending "• Cvnrgta eitle*. and he -aaoerle-l "linr. “ ftri.vlttmr»^nirrt*i»ir *u*. • mean erratum of ■'•not h e y board a'rd' D U tiilir t**»fira tnvotre.l •It ft ' l i f t * lllll F'letilrer announce.1 the — J.Jnr 2. »I ll»^ w th vast possibilities fur patron- ,f the vehicle in question sho.ld nullify their eoileetlr* peace that Daytona Beach is propar.ng a hitter dispute uver Ilerriot'* for th- rancellalinn of stale and l.rl.1 Friday night. was inker# at the rrq r nf i" . forte. Mgr. The hoard rould increase tha sign th* affidavit.'' lor on* of th* heaviest summer structiona on war debts prnu rminty t«* rertifi ate* <m Ihr Court llnu.e. Concluding his statement Mr. tnr Glass hut that Ihe p>" I >' LeFollelte’f yefatel of a place rust of government considrrahly I luriat seasons In Its history. gnrng t , WMhingtun ■ ' wa* not ...... m l In....... an>t, v av IV- Mai fair lintel property owned by Schmidt said. "IJuilr a number «/ on tho delogatioii which leavos for m the hard pressed taxing dixIhe City nf Hanfoul Th- lull also Mr. JoKnson said that jll tn“ Inspired by th* chamber s vole " " * peuplr are unde, thr inipreSahm cora'* inquiry inlo the p • .lo-n priivi.irs tho London aonlareneo Wednaaday ttrlainmenl fsature* that bav# Irirts, and the expense* would te provides that IsMint thr in.- pr.qwrly pr.qs-My *hnll * last Ih-cember". D .W i.r sa'd. J ^ ........ that hall-yea. lag"- van he Ob waa made knewn aa th* Praaldeni inn. charged up as a first lien against enempt from further lasnti heretofore been offered the. •“ » - felt crediU tor th* December an ' tallied a flr, J ne, rrgardlaa* of - gave final tnatrJetlon* to the men mer vlaitor will be outshadowed by _____ ______ h preIhe revenues of the district*. If House Bill 11'*7 which nu'.ty could not b# asked In thn whrtlre,' or not thr mr has l.v- it ' •er.bea *L. _ .|L .1 ufr a..L ia, f.*h already named. tt.e nre'hisl Inking the plana now be-nq formulated chamber again •-nlcvs -Mr. lt«o»e-j ■ffrvirrx ud .. •he . l.ll . would, control th* boro uprrated I'll ‘i lo that _daln. Sir'll F* neral service, for Harry K“ I regret that it will b* Impos­ fir th* romlag auAmer. “ Some from thr water nf lake Jessup. .ftIt t» * moUlDflum l,# Jure., JIM. re. dent nf Sanford f-r I... Ira. tn Ih*^extent that w. could ia not Ihr .sw ." - • sible for m* t* attend", UFotlett* thing doing eserg afternoon nnd I l o f r Bill N" 1 providing .he paaV three vrsr-. wrae held in b- assured that the rex-It would the June annuity, an.1 to a gewuai fur Ihr rancrllaln-n *-f state atsl he a reduction ot our bonded debt evening ia our ambition", Mr. lebt dlacuaalon Vs a ,-prelimiruiy Mondav aflrrmmn at 2 ,HI county tai rartifi ate* th Del-and -I am very mack iatareatad In Johnson said. ,t. . on thr ItrlAnd Mom av a rametery isquireinrnta. it mighl he possible to debt revrsiur, ' „• ,hr Imp irtaat IsgUUt on which I hope li.i.l Fellows Hall in Sanford, fo r , o’cto*L with hurUl m a *e in *swallow ihe |r„ rest of of it, bu, but un. unilerriot Jumpasl to his feel anil GENEVA, Mey • «’• Ihe cancellalion of nlh. r la*** and in that *!•* le t# be coaaUerad before Con­ Ms Jnnre a 'n .fv e of Buffslo. fortunately lb*r* ia mi power from ha fll* t “ k the original, Cetinany in rUphinratie phin • gress adjourns. I assured lb* fur ttw1 rxen.pl"*" "f H land . which a m v#v* mas • ow-mwmtroo'iiuf m of In^t•uctnntR (>*i N Y.'. dled a* an nrl.ntlo tocpdal vested In in lh Ihe Governor by LANSING. K»n.as. May SO.President * f ' ' whale-heaiUd hop* riloy told the Utogur nf Nan.", frn.n further ............... l.r ran force the ro-operalinn of (JPk-Ki'k Prather, warden of tho Untilftfey afternoon af"-r a ihorl M M ia Ut t|t cmftrtnc^ council today to keep hand « f f Uindholders. premier’s slateinell. _____ I .Ido with tho prem Kansas penitentiary and two ■* i'lnet*. II* was "lo-rsted «"••« the question of Germany’ ■ Tha dobato adlou.nr.l until June .hire guards were knlnapeJ k»jf A. Wednaaday n.»". "Jt A ' “ >* ""■ COPENHAGEN, May SO.-<*>> treatment o fjth # Jewfl"' MH Al. HII.L PASSRD J. when Dala-ller, • • “ 'end his group uf aimed convict* who rued* nf hi* death hr bad » * * „ empl .v ' _Mri. Roth Bryan Owen, United eoi-n II, howaver without G-r ninlstry'o foraign policias. Advices reraived here this after- them a* a shield lo escape. An-, » t tha U>ne Meat Ha,* , ‘ KtaUs minister to Denmark, to­ man)’* vol# Frneeedr.i I" •“ '* fnr aho.il *1* >t>»nth*. Krlor ' ’ n»sin from Tallahassee Indicate oilier guard John Siowarl, V * day placed wreaths un the graves MAHONH TO MFiFTT PARIS. Muv :i» 'H Th» that time hr ws- eoirneeted with lloit rhJ Senate ha* 'isse.1 House wo nded when hr attempt*.! I) mil the Juridical aspect, of ihnf American sold era buried in F’reneh graves of .'’•.■'•'*•• Ameri­ May FO-dAl "op*nhag*n cemeteries. Hh* wa# in o t o n T problem to Jurists with 11....... whiTr fix#* the prevent Hu- break which caar* UXt-J All Matter Ma*on* in th.a »ecW p I A A I' *•«•••*• r**1*'*' ,f1 Pill No. IM I cans. who died in ll«- World War, the Takacli Anv.tu.crla on N'oi’ h power of the city attorney of log a Memorial Day •It picked a derstsndiag that their will I* bare'wil accompanied in th*,Memorial Day lion are urge.) tn altrad a met were decorated l.sl#v with cere­ - if to tk# CapSanford in connection with the gama. l>ne prisoner sneaked up ing af Monroe Chapter N « 15, R­ a n.niplel* alrl-g af Ihr entire park Aver.or monies cummetiiorutlve nf thetr Qf Day ceremony by the staff* of tho A. M. to be hohl at Ih- Masonic matter laUT. This ar»i<u».- f"i' p nroning kii. • Frisn.l- here slated that "<• ■air of and foreclosure of all lax hahiiid Prather American legation and th* con* iI snerifree. A gronp “ f Gold Star t l Artington lowed Germany'* ref.i'ul !•• "• known surv i> ••*• "••• a » ‘d-w a"d certificate* and tax liens which inns. U.ilsi.tr th* gat* the con­ at*. American W .rid War voter- Temple tonight at * 1,1 P- Smother* and widow-, i*ere a* pH* rapt tha coun II report on lira • military n’rlock. Members of H-m.uole thrao rh'h'ren 10 10* In »'#•'#• are n«w held by the City or victs antarni an autwuroblla and, erirns to the grave of tlielr sort* _ tho apeak- ana formed gnarda of honor a*, ’-he Chapter, Order of IteMoley will treatment of Jaw* in Get men wh rh may hareafter b# held by drovo away. an,| husbands, visited tha cama- Haas, an.1 hi- mother, who is ne it for a period of tiva yaaia. tribute waa paid grave* which -wero covered #•*► Upper Hi Us la. provide tha enterteinment ItoeatD to ras'd* i» Buffalo. ia thoM v M M U t k i ftodera from Danish fr.enda of lariaa. America. r t u w f H'W gf ggR*tta«*d. __ j, Mark .. .Icox '‘ j ntroduces Inquiry Resolution .......... .............. V V C J 5 5 S S 2 L . DEMAND IS MADE HOUSE VOTES FOR PROBFMNTO DEPRIVE GOLD OF £ MELLON ‘ ‘ “ ’" Mm " Mills Is Also Named All Obligation. In Intimation Of In­ Bo Payable In Cur come Tax Evasion ronries Under Bill . Schmah Is Elected Head Of Growers Credit Corporation Half-Year License j Tags To Go On Sale Thursday, J u n e II House P asses IT Bi l l s Affecting Seminole County Daytona Group Makes Goodwill Visit Here Pecora I Asked To Outline His Course Final Rites Paid To Harry K. Jones, 38 League Told To Keep Hands OJT Mrs. Owen Places Wreaths On Graves him. .bowing ....... .. Guards Kidnaped By Escaping lvrisunerH «•,n: American (Jraven In France Decorated [,Roo^velt Attends Memorial Services 1 •i • • ^ J.. ; , v V . * r V > - A - . '. - 'Jr s - c .- A .'.-.\ S w »* .-> * c e*m •- % �\ ague rrendent Dentes 7e’» Protest O f Sunday 'am'eBetweenFeds-Bruins ORLANDO, May It.— Pro lad ky ■tka . Ldaafaorg (Ink at tka, ■ami BOB by 8anfard Sunday, May SI, was daniad by BUI Mandalcnm praaldant af tka . Control Florida League. In a rultag Mdda public laat Bight. Tka raataot waa pbyad ln Sanford and reeulted In a 1 ta • 'Wtory far tka homo dub. . la announcing kla declelon Praaldant Maddeom upbald tha rarllng af Umptro Palmar and ardarad that tha gama ba ra- • V . .... ■ tialon by tha umplra l„ tha last half of tha Fth Inalng whan tha aaora waa Had at 4-all. Sanford had runnan on aacond anu third With Newcomb at tha bat. With tka tall, three ball* and two atdkaa, Umplra Palmer called • fearth ball and »ent Nawcomb W fln t when ha charged Pitchor Yde af Laetburg waa atalllng. Tha nert batter waa walked which forced acer tha winning |_ the formal prntaat, accord­ ing to Prealdcnt Mandalcom. Lac*burg altogad that tho call waa two ball* and ona atfika on Nawaomb and furthar that Yd* waa not atalllng. Investigating tka caaa In iMcakunr last Th-raday, howarar, ka »md that Pitcher Yd* admitted that he RESULTS RATES HOW THE* COCOA, May W^-Jaka Bakar tad Ala Wall proved to* muah fat Ika Leesburg Bmlna hard jraaUrday and tka C a c a a Indian* emerged rictariooe by a acorn af - « ss'.ci';sssrJR I la Baantaule Oaatr, ttertda, ~ From Junior High % School Tomorrow ilia I. t * It Black D. Trad I analsndn Baflaaa. fca aaM l»*d balae cantor aa tha flrat man up In tha fourth to raglatar tka only atom of tha gama. Proroat. nant « h waa aafa on Pope's arror, want to second on Hopklna' alngla and waa ■acrlfleed to third, but Prlna'a atUmptad bunt waa to aaay and FPennington nallad Protoat at tka IrnoMijr|> plat# on a ■flu##*# play. Bakar want out. Mrdlln to Harlong to and tha aeorlng. Tha Bnilna had Bakar In trauma only onca, whan Medlln tingled, want to second whan . Proyoat the WJ. ball, from Sanford, wan Ur tha stand. fumbl'd *1K T'E lii. whan the ihowar began In aamaat, third on Pope • Infield out, bot tna B„ lton and -.no na quectloned Umplra rally wa. .hort for f . Pennington ^w nniraiT PsfiHsr's dad*Ion In declaring tha hit to «hod to end-the inning, part* poetponed. for play - a . ImWall booeted hit battlag awrm h IMi tr# by rMttlnf two oat of roar. mir» » « p* iim While the Fada ware Idle tha la giving him *2 *afatlea out o f 44 tender* and Indian* erapt up to tlmea at bat In 11 am** far an aa- •-•.tytii* within atrlking dliUnca of Aral eraga of AT*. Medlln hit »af#ly In n ,, pla<a by jrUtnriaa avat.Naw Smylu hie ninth <on*»cutlv*. game, .w h im ----- iV m isTa Proyoat fumlahed now ar* ona-hair gam# out oi nrai feature of th f^ g a i place, while th# Indian* ar# a robbed Irey of a t alngla gama away from tha front. rentar In tha aerenth. With th# flrat half entering It* Tho bog acora: AB second phase, th# rat# stand# to IMtaarBO Maar*. c f ---- J be aitremely close going Into th# Modlln. th « IS . % home stretch. The Fada hay# a I'tlpB, V P»n n ln R (n s tb 4 tough problem on thalr handa for I ’ hum horUln. r f I | 1 they haa# two postponements, on# Johnann. I rwr. If VATIONAI. L IA R V I with Daytona and one with Or­ Pmft, r J a* Iciilla PhllsdalaMa T-t. If pflrinv. lb I'Mraia I I. Beaton l - l lando, both strong clubs. KRfiMlf*. p 1 I'liisburah t-o, Claclnaall I-l. Saturday afUmoon th# Feds en­ Brnnhlrn I. N*w Tsrh * gaged In an exhibition contest AWRBICAV LBAUCB <t*w Turk t-t; Click an |.|. , with Orlando, in which the Fed* llnainn »- l; Clavaland I II. emerged J .* « * , f , ' r *'* W*ohloftnn T; PhlledalphU I. B* fyiilTa I: Patroll I. Inning*. The game wa* called aa the aerenth started when a heavy a w b h if a v u a o a t T i M Mllwatihaa «•». Kaaaea Cltr l-l. rain prevented further play. Old I’alumbus 1*1; TnlaUn l-l. Tom Phllllpo waa on th# mound Iciulavllla |.|| Indianapolis t-t. Bl. Paul at Minneapolis, rala. for Orlando,’ while Cal Dennis hrrled for tho Feda. Orlando made ■nrTHRNt ASSOCIATlOk l.lul* llork l- l: Knsavllle l-t. all hit# o ff Dennla while the Feds Illrmlnaham l- l; Naahallla l-l. nicked Phillips for aavan. Errors Now Or laaoa l*-t; rhatlanno*« fowwahiir* §00 Mft ••• played a part In the scoring of Num m ary Huns ballwd la. W a ll ' Mamphla- l . l . Atlanta 1-l. lBccW E TTww- nod earns rsllad. darhnaaa.) moat of -tha run*, -w ith Jnhwme Mii hi i i ■M r nr. IfMRdUr DoubU play*. fulbreth'a triple aiding In th* Kahwr. IlnplilnR to H»a4lajr. leaf I on fe «* a b v r f I. C orn * ». ■coring of tha final P*d run.-* Ia»#« on balls, o ff Knnwlta I, n ff flamaa Thuraday will find L***- [lah »r t. Ntrurk out. by K n n w b* Feds-TIgers IdleWhen 4 in ikfiiMk Pw»i|. Vn* Fl#rt4*« "lilt S Blech K. Trad 1* Bsnaada Sprint*. ...... — . data a( ika laaaakea • « • • • * tirtcat* Ik Ik* u" °"al B. U Mallbla. parthaoer af • r-orflMrat* N«* The* B L M i** .'* * Msltbls. p u rrh u ,r a f T ag n»**MI*al* Wa>'»«*»i daHU Iat Yesterdays Resultfl S. by Ilahar I. Umplrwa, h rlah lll and had mad. a mistake and that th# fllngla. Tima. 1:11. •* SI* b i- *‘*'‘M,(r.R,T l S r . w i CirtifWAU / f f t • ‘jjjy 4iy of Aufvita A- U-* •»W, 1M d sold rtrlTfVal* Ik W t f P « k la l mad* saellrall.-* ("V »•» C (• Im M ta> WltB i Haiti m r ilM U tmunifH • wins Ooodloa. IJH* Fay Handaraon. Mary Hlgglne, MiMrad Hodge*. Aetolnctt* Raya*. W i n i f r e d Hatehlns, Anna Jones. Fran*#* Johnaoti, Syblll Kendall and Mary Francis Lard. Atao Mary Loo Lyles. FloHna Mandon. Edith Merritt, Batty Mayor, Virginia McRery. Lnuia# Milton, Mary Alya# M M 111an, Dorothy Mltckall. Halm McDanlal, Winona Purvis. Edith Ray, Artlna Richter, Virginia Salcher. Minnie Strang*, Ida Hangar, Dorothy Stewart, Ida Sebrva, Marcella Smith. Edith Singletary. Bernlea Smith. Kathryn Thigpen. Elltabath To ten, Dorothy Warren. KleoBar Watt, Sadi# Williama, Karla Waaler, Elisabeth Whittington. COCOA, DAYTONA SCORE WINS IN SUNDAY GAMES ___ 4ila • ( !*»• tIOMtf la «•»• ■ • • • Odham, Leon Oliver, Oyd# Plarcy, Jama* Peareon, Jams* Parham, Robert Ptarman, Kyi* Qnattlabaum, Harry Robson. Robert Rumtday, James Singletary, Julian Stanatram, Robert Steal#, Eugan# Stovall, Robert • Stanley, Chum Stanley, J. P. Stevens, Jr,. Jo* Stewart, Herbert Stotthoff, Robert Stolnoff, Herbert Thurston, WUey Vickery, Claud* Whlddon, Thoma* Water*, Edward Wilson, Arthur Williama, Allan Wallace, Claud* Whitten. Fran* Warner, -Lewi* Wright. Henry Wight, .nd BUly Zachary. Sholtz Accuses Special Lobbies UeS. P L A N S AT Of Blocking Bill LO NDO N MEET count waa thrv* balls and two Daft mm I * Taw Baiyraa N DAYTONA. BEACH, May atrlkaa. The leagun head’* enmplata Th* lalandara outaluggtd the New Smyrna Crackera her# yesterday statement ft.Mows: . (Continued From Pag# On#) "A fter a careful Inveetlgatloa afternoon to win by a 10 to * adding naw laaaa. ■cor*. nf all facta aurroundlns th# I (Continue,) From Page On*) HAVE Y O U ! WATCH repaired protested gam# and a thorough New Smma piled up a ala-run (employment and low price*. Alto by on* who really know* how. •tudy of th* rules applicable to lead In th* Drat two Inning* by emphaaiatd la Improvement ta the frtBS*. Jaw*lay, Mag. Are. I he umpire’# decision that gave ■lamming Early Joiner's offering* price of silver to revive purchas­ rice In the protest. I have d* all ovtr th* lot. But, tho Cracker ing power In the orient and Incid*d that the proteat ahall b# bate war* atlllad whan Rud Haa* rrrne traits. took Jh* mound, for they could CHEVROLET Mroach, good condi­ tVn’ed, the umpire’s ruling up­ tion, naw tag, I1U6.00, Chevrolet held and lh# gam# In quaatlon •rort only two more runs while L E G A L , N O T IC E • Cabriolet coupe with new tag retained In the records a* won th* lalandara pounded th# bell for •* r ift r r r r rorHTa t w n m t t . Ifl hit* o ff Goodrich and Chock. i FB8.00, Real A Rant, Used Car by Sanford. T H I R D J in illA la CIHrriTa R M IN O I.R r o i m , r ie O R ID A . Bobo Weaver hit a prodigious .'Dealers, Myrtle Av*. “ My Invaatlgatlon Included i f LHAMnaif, I.RHDT. W MKKI.KK * COMPANY, hearing* with l^eaburg and San- home run for tho lalandara and ; •r-*kttu*Uon Wanted a rorptirallon. and M AR Y H f.n l rlub offlctala an.) managers Jo* Bolach and Rad Bumaad con­ PAHNONN. a widow, tributed doublta during tha attack YQUN0 COLORED woman wants ami with Umpire Palmar. “ Th# declelon la baaed on th# on Goodrich who left tho hill In Job aa cook or mild, Jennie Im* established facta that th* call tho fourth with two out and algh* on the Sanford batter, Newcomb, runs over th# plat*. Argument* between both man waa thrft- balls and two strike when Umpire Palmer called th# tgara a»d Umpire Carl Rodanfourth ball and sent him to flrat baugh who wa* aubatitutlng for two* because of atalllng taetlca Umpire Roby Lalng, and fraa-hltadopted by Leeabrg Pitcher ting slowed up tha contest that Yde under authority granted taw tha Crackera turn In I I hlta him by Section J, of Rule *0 uf for th* flrat tlm# this year while lh* National League ptnyiag al the same lima putting up one without board. US Elm Av*. rule* dealing" with ‘ Delaying th# of thalr bast defensive games in the field. 11— Apartment* Fo r Rent . Game.’ Tha gam* waa scheduled for “That portlo, of the rule ap­ TWO FURNWHED apartmanta plying says I i umpire ahall play at New 8myma but waa with gang*. US and ISO monthIs ika kidnap apidami* ia pit'her »aeh transferred to Dayton* Beach late Ip- SOI Magnolia. •n tha laval—or arc time he delays the gam# by fall­ Raturday when New Smyrna o ffi­ T w fiU f. lb rattles* girls using a ing to deliver the ball t.i the cials decided that a larger crowd R«*hl»rl|r, lh r a a ifli, rf dlms-noytl alibi for a batsman for a longer period wotd,) turn out at the Daytona I’ ryar. r .... park. night’s whoop** t Find than 20 seconds.* Cracker Graham, former league out In this Warner "Under the Central Florida hi* average Rro«. hit with*Baseball I-eago* rules, Section leading batter, GLENDA FAKRRLL 1 of Article Hi* provides that slide by securing only on* hit In B E N L Y O N ’No prntaat will be accepted on fly# tries while down in Cocoa M A R Y B R I A N th* Judgment of a play unless Asa Wall wa* boosting his msrk I>■>Inna it la dtatly In opposition to Na- with twn hlta In four triaa: New Smyrna *4# SIS S|< — aam m sry: T w # i t s * h l t t ~ M ttonal League playing or umpir­ llurnaad. Holarh. Hum# run. Waav DAYTONA ing nilea.’ * ■ Mnlooh. Oa • r Barrlflraa. Part. T l M i t . Bkhar TW O FOR O N E >1111. ,,B lnl#n haaea, ghaaaea. It "Although Pitcher Yde main­ Wanvar, Jb llu-noM. Pari. Br-blaaty, Cusack 'h.n an n . If This ad and on* Forty tained he was not atalllng, Um­ B. Buraaad. cf I—n na basas Daytona It, N * « Cant Ticket Will Ad­ rf Smyrna l. tin * o f f Jalaer I ta l pire Palmar aaaart* that Im was. kasha, M llurnaad. r f Inn: o f f llaa-. * la 1 laa: a ft Choak mit Tw0 Adults. . Th# matter, therefore, become rvnrlan. lb I In I l-S inn: a ft Oeedrlrh It li l f - l laa. lU-oa on halta. o tf Haai Part, lh _ . on# of Judgment and even firohom, I, a ff <’ h**h l. Btraeh cut. hy H t * a though tha umpire erred h# did Jnlnar. p t. itimdrtah t. Cheek t. w j i « Haaa, y •tlehee. flnodrlrh t ill hr altebai not clearly violate th* playing irBrian bv O.mdrlrb; W rlaht hi Haaa Bath Ckaak. W laaln* ylVabar rules by calling d fourth ball. •taa. 1—alBB ellakar. TtenCrta* Umpire Palmar assarts that h* I'mplraa. Rmlanbauab and Craw warned Pitcher Yd* twice by calling ’Play Ball.’ Yd* claims h* did not htar auch warning This, too, must ba construed on th# baala of Judgment and not rul# violation. "Section 2 of Rul* 20 provide* that If In th* umplra’a Judgment tr* pltlhar la delaying th# gnma by falling t„ dalvar th* hall In 20 second* ha shall call a hall. Th* obligation Is entirely upon aaett at 104 Magnolia Av*. th* pltchar la delaying tka gan * by falling to deliver th* ball ta and If It Is th* umplra** Judg­ ment that he is delaying th* game tha umpire may penalise DRY CLKANINO by-scteaUfW methad. and *6m him by calling a baU. raced cleaners ksap. tka materials "alive" laager. "Cava though • tho umplra erred. It arm* aa aryov la Judg MOTH W O O F BAGS v> k**p act th* moths aa mattt and not a rale vioUUsa and Ms decision must ba upheld J db aet Infer, however, that tka MsrrsMi A yr* » fh ampin did not err, hut merely M -J . i tat* a hypothaUoaJ kJtaaUou." T A K I N G SHAPE Mh Car af A u ta it, A. D . III * . haa filed aald csrtlD cal* In my office,' »«<l b *« m*da ssellrstlon far a la * <l»»c. la laaoa la srrordanc* with law. Bald cartincela > ambraro* tha fullawlne daarrlkad prnparty aim■ lad in Samlaula Ceanty. plerldm. lo - w ll: Lot I t Blnah C. Tract * Bantaodn Springs Tha aald land halkg aaaaatad at tka dal* o f tha loauakca a f aurh rarliricata Ik tha noma a f Unknown T h ai B L Mallbla, purekaaar ul T a a ra rtlflra t* Bo 101*. datad ika ll h day a f Aoguat. A. P . lit * , haa fllad aald rartlflcata In my o f f l c . and haa mada apptlcktlnn far ta* daoc |a laau# In accordaaca with law Maid cariiflcaia amhracaa in* *ol low in* daaarlhad propartjr alia ■tod In lam lnal* County, Florida, to -w ll: l^it I * Blocn B Tract I I Benlandu Bprlnao. Tha aald load botng aaa.aaod at lh# data a f tha laauaac* ul auch cartlflcala In tha o n m d / a f Cn* known. v That B L Mallbla, purchaaar o f T a * Cartlflcala No. 1*1*. dated tha DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS Lot t Bloch C: Traci II Ia n laada Springe. Tha aald land bains taaaaaad at (h e data o f the laaunnro of auch c a rilflra la la tha nama af Un­ known • • That B. U ornithic, purchaaar af T a a C arilflrala No. I ll* , doled tha Ith. day nf Auenot. A. Dm U l* . has Iliad aald rartlflcata In my otflca. and haa mada application far taa dear, to loaua In accordance with Into Bald certificate embraces the follnw lha described property eliua I ad In llamlnala Cnualy. Florida. lo - w ll: , l - l » Bloch B. Tract II haslemln aprlnga. Th# aald land bains area card at the dole af the loaua nr# af auch cartlflcala la‘ the name of Un­ known That B I . .Mellhje. purchaaar af Tna t’ orllflcatn N « last, .lei-d tha l l h day o f Ausuat. A f>. H U . has filed aald rertTneat# In my offlca. and haa mada apallrallan tar laa made far th* BTANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO, 204 Sanford Avenue * ' woman :V Ripht’a dinnacT H a w H bm you a ^ \ \ t\ ' h i j o y a plaaaanj.aftacna on’a d rive ,ftM § w han yau can aaa tha raaat b u n f ta g in the a v a n t Ula na fa n to « e t • w a y tram hom e whan you muat c a r r y Ita wmrriaa with you. | •, W ith alaatria aaohary you oan plaaa anantira dtnnar In c h a ry * U th * Uma and lamp aratura aon*4 y r*/ - „ l M; , T • .• V tro la o f you r o v e n . . . an d ia r « * t iL Y o u 'e a n a n jo y a e a ra fro a after- j ; a 4 A I t a d l a a t r l * d c a la p a b o u t th la 4 . l i ’ ft SA FE G U AR D Ii SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS F* I "B e a t F o r T h e South” and get a product that haa bee* spectally Southern climate-for-over �thsn the W IntefloeWiir' tflreetorttea wfco*« rtmtfkatfeM* extend into practically wary Induetry end every atetfan of tWt wuntijr, more Im p iW ve then the enormooe profits which the.Morten pertam miufe daring the l*U boom lately subsequent to the World War, it these men. all supposedly u OUobtax in 1981 or 1982. Such evidence indicates that there ha# been no Vtoremard to these income t u return*, kiilt te convince the arengg dttoen (M m radically wrong w ith.* system whkh permit* some of our wealthiest dtiiena to reeape the payment of taxes on their Incomes while st the sum# time few* tie beluff enacted to Increase the levies on the middle ctlficfi. Th e {suit would seem to lie with Congressmen who In sa era which MW pikes constantly rising and profit* steadily iseraaaing (tiled to confine the income tax strictfar to Income but made It applicable to profits as wen. Since th e tax WM to include proflu. loanes also had to be Believing that we were entertaken Into consideration. Ing aa era of pep _____prosperity, Congressmen decided that a tax should 1« levied upon the Increase In the value of stocks, bonds or real estate, as if that were income, and aa g concession to ths taxpayer he would be allowed to de­ duct losses In ths svent o f a decline In such values, provid; _ theta ;-|M4 capital gains or losses wers properly established ing < . ’ o g g T R O Y ID : »• « far I am with th**; b* mfc ter 1 gm thy < M j ifgflgthm ~lh*»l -»••* •* toss, yea, 1 «U> M b*** th* riaht hand *< » y g M t peter to cMIttlt with Europe, ■ p flt o e ld net try to toll them hew ^te aftuuit among themselves. Too bad lb* lis t* of Florida can't finance Its oxpondlturos with paper money I And tha City of B u ford pay off Its bond* with ; aarlpt * I-may add that ub**i|urntlr we •pplted f*r. teaea te amplify * » ' ptoyef. for relief, in or<*r thel relief might be extended te otbvr r t M n H it generally bet, in the ■eatofme, the Fewer Compeer bed appealed the m m te th* Supreme Ceurt thereby, la the opinion of h l f i Smith, dive*tint h.m ol ferthor Jurisdiction m the ra»r ponding the appeal. In the • »»»!. however, that Judge Smith'* rul!• * lo lootained by the S ip m w Court, I am advised that it will W only B wetter of form to make the par*era order applicable to all w m i M i t , after my teit rasa la dtopaoed of, and this we expect te de. Floridte Power A Ugh! Company, f wbh to auks the feltevtog statement: Since thl* decision wae rendered ! have been freqjvwtly ached Why It was aeemlngly changed to ap­ ply only to me. Aa * matter af fast, Judge Smith did m>t change bis decision, as there wan only one decision tviwhred end that b on file in the office of tbs Circuit Court. Relief in thl* case eouU not have been granted to other consumers in Sanford because la A b o permit me to >*y that I our prayers for relief In the Bill Kara referred thin fetter to my of Compi tint wo did not ask f* t toe nee I, who verifier three Mate* any rvHcf other than that wtie^ stenti of feet was granted Judge Smith, M U Very truly y<*ir». the pleading in thb case, could' FRANK 1„ MILLER. ,Mym ___,____ >•_» /_____*m iw i and a^td if bought ^ jot for $10,000 gold THE GOLfl STANDARD It for $16,000, your profit from tha the traneactloa transaction waa 15,000. $5 ,009, fnp tax purpoM. ournoaes daflnM defined your profit but tho gowroinimtl for ths more Iks' internatlenal enm„ t o e . . .M comp«n«l‘ you .0 w j g - f c , pstltive effect. the Mine way with •locks. M X -.U A X U Y i-. Aad . t o » •Igalfteant thing was the com­ o r a w f i ’W 'wfcffW 'Rr*t t * j-------------- - -- 4 - . . . . . petitive International effect on would b# $80,000 aad you were compelled to add thl# to your Income on whkh you paid a tax, Ju*t M If it were MR. LYON: All that la vary in­ tost*. Bat thnl waa nducsd by Intermit, dhrldenda, rent, aalary or wage, which, properly, teresting, hut 1st us return t* th* outlido factor*. If only on* coun­ through thjroofb Mia, aaj*. « f my llmv aad Pve sever bean as to t* ea t am right n*w. Why, It’s all te!— Hfa a fact— it's a dead certainty. I’m so glad la find that I haves'! the least ehedew of shrinking or uncer­ tainty. . . X * t Seen preaching and teaching these thing* all m f life,' amt Iter so nuch inurewtad to find that *D wc*ra been be!Irving and hoping b so. Pve always thought so, and now that Pm right op • gainst It. I know. . . . Till them I i » y ‘good-bye'1 th ej'vl been a joy to me. I’ve bad more thsn any man that ever lived., and Ufa ewe* me nothing. Pve had work I loved, and I’ ve lived In a beautiful place among congenial friends. I've ed love In Its highest form and I’*e got it forevvr. . . .1 can see now that death b just the smallest thing—just an incident—that means nothing." Any comment on arch a truly Christian deathbed message would be superfluous, ft w llf never be forgotten by* those to whom It wna addressed, the future clergymen who knew and loved him so well; and we doubt not that H wttl prove to be the moat valuable lemon he ever taught them. Then capital gain* were turned Into capital loaaca. If a man owned a building which he 'bought for 150,000, and he gold It far <86.000. he waa allowed to deduct hla $15.900 loan from whatever real Income he may have had, before computing hia tax. I f He owned a bbek whkh coat him a hundred thousand dollar*, but which at market prlcee waa worth only $75,000, he could, if he antklpated a large tax dua to *alary, bond Interest, or other Income, eatabllnh hla $26,000 Iocs by selling hla *tock and deduct It from hie gw ** Income, thua reducing or eliminat­ ing altogether the tax. . . . . Aa with their banking ayatem. it again appear* that tha Engllah have got It on ua with regard to income taxea. In England the Income tax ia truly an income tax. It neither taxea profits, nor does It allow deduction* for capl- W* know It la a narrow-minded rejudk*. • but w* would hav* ora onfliUnc* to Adolf Hitler hg would ehav* eff that mua- The Orlando Santlnal, la dis­ gusting Inflation, anyi that 'Money will dally become worth lea*.’’ Do you raetn worth lee* or greater than »ura. worthiest! o Bringing War Into The Home Paradoxically, the Frenchman la noted for being very practical and at the Mine time temperamental. Thene two characteriatka, la tha present Inatance of France’s national preparedness seem to blend themselves plausibly Into a practical altuatlon. What about try had played this gam* thor* Um abandonment of gold? I think la no question that it might have taro quit* dis- riivHed in n grrnt tncrena* in a country can tlnct benefits such ■ move. •sports and reduction of imports On* la th* raising of th* Toval o f to tho immediala advantage of domestic prices, wagsa, and in­ 'omptoymont at home. Aa it was, come*, so aa to redoes th* btardon howwer, the effect In England of debt. Tha iscond ia to giv* ex­ was offast to aotue extent by tar­ porters of manufactured products if f reprisal* and tho oxcluaton oi an advantaga over competitors In British goods from gold standard other countries by Increasing ths countries, and rtducrd still more price which they can get in for­ by tho fact that England'* action eign markets aa compared with waa bnltatod by Japan, tha Scan­ their costa at horn*. Aad Isn't it dinavian countries, th* British n fact, Hardy, that those coun­ Dominion*, and much o f South tries, libs England and Sweden, America. That Increased their which abandoned ths gold stand­ ard a year and a half ago hav# had mors stable prices and moro stable emplosment than those which didn'tT And Isn't thnt n pretty strong practical argument that other countries should do the petitiv* tariffs. It may work, aftfashion, in the country which dor* It first, hut there is nothing MR. HARDY: I think tha deellno of th* exchange rats* o f cer­ in' it when It become* general. It tain countries In 1031 waa o f seme Is Just a case o f each one trying to rlimb up on the other’* shoulderj. benefit to those eountriee; at least ' It doesn't help th* world aituatioa. to export Industrie*, and to those MR. LYON: If we do want to domestic producer* who had for­ risersas* the world vatu* of the eign competition. When the pound dollar, couldn't It be acrompllshed went from W M to W.M, the man- mor* simply* and smoothly by ufaeturvra In England paid no changing the weight of th* dollar T mor* wages, In pound*, than they MR. HARDY: Y«s, reducing th* did before. That meant at first weight of a dollar amounts to th* that an English manufacturer could produce at hie eld cotta, fur wages, Interest and real, and abroad for 40 per cant more In pounds than he could before. For­ eign manufacturer* trying to ship Into England went put at a corres­ pond Ing disadvantage. MR. LYON: But prices of nec­ essary Imports went up also. MR. HARDY: True, but tha coat o f living did not go up nearly so much because Imported good* ac­ count for only about ono-slxth of It. Nor did general wholesale temal price* a n concerned, the effect* o f the abandonment of gold were.only noticeable ter the first few month*, aad even then were not important. MR. LYON: Rut of course th* lose tha effect on price* at horn*. poaed President Machaiht. But as open rebellion had be*n post­ poned pending Inng-awaitrd action | by the United SUtei. Now. hnwaver. a crisis eeemi to ' be nearing rapidly. Gen. Mario I Menoeil, futinnx preiident of the troubled island, who led the Illfated revolt In Orients province In L on g’ * M e * •n-.A V -a Tmat ■Tqs;.Ehl I , The reault of thla ayatem waa that during the period o f the boom, It worked aaiaxlngly well. Revenues Invari­ ably were unexpectedly high, and giant Mifpluaes natead o f defidU were the order of the day. enabled the government to reduce the total federal debt by practical y tan bllllona of dollars In the tan year period Immediately fallowlag the war. But when the depression cameand Incomm faU 0 ‘ lag leva!, and the lntome-profit tax did not work ao to the London Confsr» get off tomocrow- And are lying much advice la where to Sanford, Florida. •tivi Believing that th* gra public d M not thoroughly tee (tend Dm decision rendered to fever by th* nra. WSj g i loody Open Revolt Is Nation Intervenes HAVANA. Mny SO. •O n l y prompt action hy the United States government will avert ■ bloody open revolt against the retime of President Gerardo Ma­ chado la lh* belief of observers who are keeping in close touch with th* revolul innary movement her# and abroad. It waa confidently expected by th# Cuban revolutionary Junta, with headquarter* ia New York, that th* arrival o f United States Amhaaeatorr Sumner Welle* In Havana wojM mark-the start of Washiagton's negotiation# for a settlement of the Cuban problem. An underground revolt hat been In progress for many months, during which many lives hav* been lost, mostly of students who opdown. lie York and it reported to be making plana far direct action against Machado. The 'Junta, according' to informa­ tion from well informed no tree* here, had an understanding with official Washington not to make an offensive until the United States had had a chance to Induce (’resident Machado to resign. But. apparently, Menocal despairs-of ever seeing that come to pass. However, the possibility op Ma­ chado’s recjgnatlon under pres­ sure from the United States ia not as remote as Menocal may suppose. Reporta that the Presi­ dent ha« his yacht all provUlaaed and ready to sail at a moment's notice tench color to tha belief that he plana to resign in favor of a provlvorst government and fie* the country. There I* another factor that may-al-n-pluy-w- prominent'part In a change of government. Dis­ affection hits been growing in the federal army hack of the President for tome time, Comber— DuiMlag Materiel. Reasonable Price* with Hill Lumber Co. Alw ays oiiapeMUen on eherl brss. amt home mlseC dairy at poultry feeds. Seminole Dslry. Ualneasil SEMINOLE FEED (^a DR. HENRY McLAUUN, Jr. Optometrist Lense Duplicated 112 Phrk Av# Soldiers are behind In their pay . from two to f o r months and many officers and men are report- , etl ready to gig over to tho rebels, Should this disaffection become widespread, there would be noillog for Marlmdo lo do but nick* a hurried exit. For without the army he would not stand a chance. Prominent Cubans stale this It is only the army and th* secret pollen that lia.e kept Mut-hsdo In power so long. It is th* seerct po­ lice, under the lendership of Ar- ' senio Orlit, on whom Cubans lay They’ll Cut Like New ! ! ths blame for the reign of terror Huralcnl inola; all kinds o f eclvon the island. t-mt and knlvee: prnnlna tools If Madia k, goes, Ortif will go u( sit klmla. *tc. B ip v r l MW m in i. with him—that is, if h? ia l.cky. L A \ y N M O W ERS For the police chief is the most Uoputrrd br4 Mtrptif4 haled man on the entire island. Atmm F i f l«| t Have yuur wi.rk dnR« hy • real Cubans speak in wh sperv about mvi'tia ntr the "mark of Ortix." If you nr* a stranger, the phrase will puxxle at* Tia-w you, until they cautiously eiplejit Graduation Pfeturea Special Offer Wieboldt Studio vtnitnl to the Federal Reserve Board that tho*# countries did not co-operate by keeping their gold at home. Which was non-co-opera­ tion! That t* entlrvlv a question of on*’* point of vi*w. But in any case a vast structure of rrdif money hsd been built up which re­ quired constant co-opcratlon ami management to sustain It- When thl* collapsed thsrv ebpsaiVd to be a abort*cr of gold; It would have s nr cared so if there had been twice a* much gold a* there was. MR. LYON: Then the money question la atlll an International J. W. SIIADOIN Try .... • DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS “ Best For The South” ■ml get a product that has t**s specially Southern dlmato for over thirty year*. •pend the vacation with th» home folks, Bupt J. C. Higgins, H. E. To­ lar and R. C. Du Buie, o f thl* city, wan among th* visitor* to Oviedo last week. Miss Jennie McClelland te ■pending tome time (n Geneva with her, aunt, Mtea Mae F n vatt, white her grandmother, Mr*. J, w . Prevail, visits In Ran it will •daraate* It SANTOBD, TWENTY YEARS AGO for this STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. 204 Sanford Avenue ■ something out o f nothing—giv* op th* whols Idea of trying to rtahtllx* or stimulato business by monetary policy, abolish all cen­ tral banking and credit manipula­ tion, stop all futvru chang*a_ in tho amount uf cruvllt currency, and hav* a real gold standard. That, or a sllvar standard, or tome sort, o f composite standard— any- 0*111*. Jn 'T a m en n te In Fort Chriamas this week looking after hi* rattle located than. Mr*. J. Tilden Jacob# and Mtea Rom Jacob., of Choluou, sprat test Wedneeday In Orlando on a •bopping expedition. Children's day Will b* shear**d with appropriate exercise* by th* p*pds o f th* Congregational Bra day School on Sunday morn­ ing at 11:00 o'clock. Among those who will tab* part *A th* program ar*: th* Rev. J. D. Langley, Gusaie Frank, Vara. Terkeun, Florence, Wilt*, Helen Randall, Clarmc* Hand, Ruth Waldron, Richard Frank, .Georg* Townsend, Bertha Messy ■ and Mtea Lovell. ' V .O , The following clipping from a Lynch barg, Ya. p*p#r wilt he of Intotmt to- tk* many friends of W. D. WUdaitn and F o ir**t Gale halt “ Dusty from thrir long trwvol ovur Dm trade In arrtral ■tataa, f g n a t t GatcbeL af Sanford, Pla., aad W. D. Wildman, af Chara City. V a , dto- made •volution of th* gold standard In­ to what waa really * maaaged cur­ rency * y d s in tha Invention a f th* doctrlM o f central hank co-op*ra­ tten! The widespread plea ter co­ operation seems to me a direct outgrowth o f thte conflict between M B T liR n ■ step In-IK* right dlructton, to my Judgment. W * Would still have Monetary disturbances because o f chaagvs to th* production of th* nracfou* nutate, but tbase would be alow enough to make compar­ atively little trwuble. MR. LTON: Bat that solution aha n qairw Inlarnattenal agrrammt to get It started. Na country te likely te abandon th* advan­ tage* of credit control, .van If they ar* Imaginary, unless others do th* aanv*—any more than a country wfll abandon lb* - Imag­ inary advantage* ' of protective tariff* until other* do th* aanus And, I luppos*. there te a better * $>tip ffaawo r*«lRlv - d n i| . Ouuktlg CiniiH6| t i i i f • K$4t * i MAYFLOWERS MROOMS. m 1AM A a tA U lir u i h o iil , / •'"•"'f.sr.i ssr--,r* FLAbLEffu/ MODIRMAITHIII1V niBOAIAOI IVMYCOKVINIINC1 rot IUMM6SCdRftfi J �tmil Anb Iran# F*L _____ of Miami, is the t a u t of boy lister, Mr*. PoanW Weinberg, 7*1 Magnolia AfOMM. C. B. Ryan, o f Palatka. »p*nt Sunday boro «<Ui hta brolher-in­ law and riator, Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Mahoney, East Tenth Street. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Appleby and daughter, Nancy Jean, and Mfe aad Mr*. J. M. Leonard apeat Sunday in Orlando with fiieada. Georg, Zurlleid, Zurll.Me lath J. to apend _j Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Orlatt and morrow ' for Cohimboa. Ohio apend about three week*. _ *1«• w: a . S tvayr wflt take Mr*. Frank MaMeb Ludwig party aad aa Thursday at the of Mr*. aw Nareteeaa Araaoe. A fter several progroai Ions of bridbt* high score prfao, an ke set. was awaited to Mr*. Ileary Richter while second high prlie, a ie< ef Icebo* dbho given to Mr*. J. E. Wathen. Mr*. A. k. Mai Ida was lucky In cut tlag and wa* the recipient of a basket of canned goods. The honor guest received the gift* from the geests In a large banket decorated la color* of pink <Dd green. The tame color note was further emphasised by tha baskets and vast* o f pink radiance rape*, oleander* and fern. The tallies bore design* of a bride and w-L>^.TOf* ---------Refreshment* were T. Hartleer* 11riainfield. spend the Mr. and Mr*. Karla Doaaay wiU no«o • • Jun* 1 from Kart Second the McRcynolda ApartSanford and Geneva Mr*. C. M. Flower* and danghter, Iria Gay, l*ft Monday after­ noon for Washington, D. C. and points In Virginia where they will apehd about four weeks. nerved hy the haatseo. asaiated by Mr*. M»ty Sehaai, Mias Lvcy Peter*. *r.d Mia* Naomi Fallow*. Those In­ vited wore; Mien Irene Pel lews, honor guest, Mr*. G. C. Fallows, Mr*. Catherine Berner, Mr*. J. E. Wathen. Mr*. A. E. Mallem, Mr*. H*nry Richter, Mr*. Frink Pe­ ters, Mr*. R. A. Cameron, Mr*. J. E. Cradlck, Mr*. John Petoi L Mr*. Paul Pciold, Mr*. Mary Schaal, Mr*. Julia Ludwig, Mr* George llabe, Mr*. F. E. Ilium Ilat, and the Uiairx Naomi Fel­ low*, Ann* Msrle Fellow*, Mar­ garet Berner, Lucy Peters, Araaka Takacb, and Ira B. Wathen. Church Picnic Staged At San Lando Springs Mias Betty Hintermiatsr and Mini Frances Wilson returned Saturday from the Florida State About 100 persona mot itcil 'o C ilb ge fo r Women at TaUahasnre SaiTTjwirJo Springs to enjoy the to tpend tha lummer vacation swimming, games, and picnic sup­ her* with their parent*. per at the annual picnic of ' the Ch-rch School of 1 duly Ctcs* Mr*. Graham Hunter went to a Episcopal Church held Saturday Tallahassee today for gradnntlon afternoon and evening. Some of ireiee* at the Florid* State tha game* were novel and tV Qcg# for Women. Her nltce, method o f distributing priiea was Mins Kathleen Long, received her considered unique. at that time. fn the swimming race* for boys C. S. Smclhurst, Mlsa under 14 year* of age, Dunal] Ellsaheth Rmethurst, and Bishop won-first .place and Bohb; pn Barden, of Winter Garden, Newman w orld place; fur boys the week-end 'kero with Mr*, under Ifl years of age Lenn lawhunt's son-in-law and daugh- son won first place and J-nior Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Harper, Harkey second; for girl* under It year*, Virginia Meriwether was 22tl Sanford Avenue. i r ______ given first plsc* snd Catharine , Hrs. E. T. Glsssndanner and White second place; for girls un­ tehghter, Mlsa Annie l^c Gisien- der lit Miss Mary Louise Meri­ teener, of Pinckard. Ala., arrived wether. we* awarded first piece Sunday to spend some time here and Miss Nancy White lee-md With the former's son-in-law and piece; in the small boys running datighter, Mr. and Mr*. N. J. Kten- race In the water Billie (transit and Dickie Branan ami Dickie alrom, 219 West Fifth Street. Meriwether were given first soil Mr*. F. A. Havant amt daughter, second place*, respectively; in lh<> Harriet, left Sunday for Aug­ same race fur glr(s Ann Wiggins usta, Ga. after spending some rrrrived first plarr and Jane tint* .bare with the formes’* Thigpen secuud place. Th,- tram evrnl* were the usual father, T.‘- I- Dumas. They wore eecnmperiled by Mr. Haiard who llig-of-war, a bean bag throw, and a midget Olympics in wheh pic wa* bar* for the week-and. plates were -.evil for the dlecua Mr*. O. K, Golf and *nn hare thr.w. straws for the javelin returned fjom Wrlghtsvlllc. »Jn. thruw and rottun fur the hammer *hefe they *pent a few week* throw. Kuch of the two team* won Kith relatives. They were aceutw- first plate in two events. **>ed by Mr. Goff who spent (ho nd at Wrlghlsvllle. They mnblirg‘ their home with T. I823 Park Avenue. TUESDAY. The pupil* af the School will fine a recital of at 1:00 E ii*. Tba la lavited. WEDNESDAY. Mr*. E. NL Beott and Mrs. R. M Warr»* will onUrtala tba momhen qf the board o f th* Club of Sanford with a party their yacht. Mia* Coks at 11:00 A. M. T U I'U S D A Y The T. K. U Clasa of tha First Baptist Chareh will bar* a picnic at Bock Spriags with Mr*. Anna Doit. Mr*. J. V. Johaaon, and Mr*. C. W. Forrester aa kostroses. Can will leave the church at 2:90 Y. M. FRIDAY The Youag Foople'a Service League „ f Holy Cross Chareh will ~kave a subscription bridge party at 3:00 P. M. at the parish house. Reservation* may be m iJ iw ril budnrss meeting or (iener* the Garden Club o f Sanford will taka place at 10:00 A. M. in tbs rwinrll rooms at the City Hall. Annual nport* will be given. Regular meeting of the Ameri­ can Legion Aittillary will taka place at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mis* Jeafiotte Laing, 821 Oak Avtnu*. The meeting will be followed by a “ fidac” tea from 4:00 o'clock to 0 00 o'clock. MONDAY A piaao recital ' honoring 1933 graduate* of Seminole High School will be given at S:|b o'clock at . the school auditorium by the piano pupils o f Mrs. Fan­ nie 8. Munson with the assistance of Mise Makintoes, soprano, of Orlando. The public is Invited. Miss Carolyn Collier Pupils Give Recital of Before a targe gathering friends, the p ano pupil* of Mis* Carolyn t’olller gave a recital on Monday aftertt.>on at Miu ('oi­ lier'* *t.dio on Msguulia Avenue. (Junntitii-* of gardi-n tlowrr* in bright *hadc» were used to deco­ rate the studio f >r the occasion. At the conclusion of the pre gram refreshments were «»r..*d to the guest* by Mis* Collier, as­ sisted by Mr*. Collier Bronn. Mies Virginia McKnry, snd Mis* D tothy Stewart. The program wa* given aa fo l­ low*! “To the Color*", J . Thoiqjjjum— Sanford Kish and Ml>* Citlle'. "The Woodpecker", Adler— Iteibert Moreland. "Daffy Down Hilly’*, William*— Mary Urovenstein. “Swing Song", Erb— Alice Hun­ ter. Heading, "Lillie All Sid"—Mary Wiggin*. "Surpriee", .. Hayiln-Emerson— Sherwood Jacdi.ron. "Song of the Cloek**, Krb— Anne Wiggin*. “Ii mmer Dnjr»", Williams— L « n Meeiwetker. “ Long, lung Ago". Ilayley, Wit llama—Nell Stewart. "Ballmini Promenade", II. Smith — Mary Wiggin* and M e* Collier. "The Seeret", DoniirtlL tlr*-enwald—Alda WamwngW. “ Minuet" (In Fj, Mmart —Ethel Root. "Fairie, Pl.y Hide and Seek” , Deiter—Gertrude Hunter. Miss Lohlae Driggers end Mlsa Peery—Mary Martha Telford entertained with "Japanese Doll", Mcliory.— a surprise birthday party Satur­ day evening at the home of Mr. "Spinning Song", MacGregor— and Mrs. S. A- B. WUkma.n ,n Chartitte Fish. honor o f Mia# Helen Wilkinson Reading, LlttU Orphan Annie"— whi celebrated h*r thirteenth Mary Mellovy, hlrthday anniversary at that time. “ Cotton Pickj-r*", Martin- San­ After an evening spent la playlag ford Flih. rar.o.a games and contests re­ "Mantilla", Rebe—Mary Wiggin' freshments were served by the “ Pierrette" (From Air de iUllci I hostesses. Chamlnade—Dorothy Mllrn.-ll. Those preaaat arete: Mica Helen Wilkinson, hinor guest, Mr*. S. A. B. Wilkinson, Mra. W. F. was given last week. Games were Allen, the Misses Mildred Wells, enjoyed until lato tn the afternoon Ann Wright. Lucy Roumlllat, whan refreahmenta were served. Stephen Mildred McIntyre. Marjorie New­ Those present were: man, Martha TalfonL Louisa Drig­ Lynch, Robert Hickson, Cecil Jones, gers, Mildred Knight, aad Jack Nash Kennedy, Ram Carraway, Bolt, Warren Odham. Allen New­ Robert Lynch, Oscar DuB«*e, W N. Cleveland Jr, Lson Steinmeyer, man, (to­ Douglass Stenstrom, Robert Gnvsruteln, Jim Rber and Btlly aad Paul Hickson. Helen Wilkinson Is Honored With Party alng a party ly afternoon at eetw: Mr. ana Mrs. Ray.F. Mr. and B n . George 8. Fltmer, fUr. end Mr*. W. J. Thlgand guest. Mlsa Katherine of Oreenibnrg, Pa., and i 'Mlftpee Mina FToward, Kathe■tn* flyntaa, Kntherln* Thigpen, Mod jabe Thigpen. Farming . a party motoring to A. I . LUrard and. daughter, Har­ riet. T. L. Dumas, and L. R. Philips. They were joined there by Mr. and Mr*. Raymond C. Philips and daughter, Emily, o f alneavllle'. AH were gueata o f f r. and kirs. W. H. Holden at o Hotel Chapman. •> y Niaa France* Mahoney, ■ st St. Joseph's Academy In -. Aoguetlse, spent Saturday Wilkinson. with her porents, Mr. and Stanley Vernay returned Sunday r*. A- &. Mahoney, she was aefrom Asheville, N. C. where he BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN to IS*. Aaguatin* by spent the winter months. Mlsa Mary Mahoney, Honoring Stephen Lynch, who celebrated hi* birthday annlrerahtgtsa* banquet u f f ^ t * of ^ r y recently, a birthday party T)|« l^ k « V M 7 Chamber of C m n , w m the- « > « ♦ 0f an (njeyakle affair nn Mon-iey evening B d -* « T r», P - l , r M k « U . U h . Mary CftMNMti afiCammeeve » “ •! Hi* wife n n k M M l wHh . farewell party b y te * »b «r * of the O u m '.r of Comnfrrw nad »H*lf friend*. Ur. T n t has j u t lumptcit-d i l > r - ) f t r u r n as presid*,iii of lhe local t r a il bedj- A booh of aul-vgraphe of tlWOO pfooent wo* » n - Wo R ent a* trial. The rlale for the Junior-Senior Banquet ha* been definitely set for Tire* c»y. June A. Mra. SUaeripher ami Mr. Lehman, aa *poa*or» <>( the Junior Class, giro promise that nothing el** like the planned tenquet will be oeea. *Vr wtimier what it's all shout. mrmm Trap woo presented w lh a no rack bp the 1-ake Mary meg* sine a .U far for bor efforts <n orGirl Seo-ta ganliing and th# latere*! *Me l:a« liken In that orgaalaalion a* enpUln. Words of thanks were spoken by Mlsa Donna Belle Seller* ard presentation was*mad* by Ml** Chriittne Cola. R. D. White, president of the Chamber of Commerce, aa* the first speaker » f the evening an I turned the meeting over to Frank Evan*, who *ervod o* IS- fir»l president of that body. Other pcM president* who took part on (he program were H. D. Durant, t". It. Kite. P. U. Andcrvon, and llnnier Gleason. Claude K: “ What on earth do yn mean by tellirg |»ug | wa* a flirt?" Ruth Me: “ Oh. I'm *n sorry. Was it a secret?" Martha May Winner Of Honor In Daytoka Smith, of Tit-aville, Judge lames U, Shaun, aad ioo. JtnkU*, of Sanferd. Mr. True responded with thank* fee tha co-wperatim tba: wasgiven him during hi* term of igfwe. An interesting program folTalent from Saofuid Wilbur Hoffman, and Ed Lane, jokes and alelght of hand; Mi*. J*liu* Takash, soprano seiint; MU* DiphroJ This cnM-mblt- of feminine pulchritude wilt frature the Mllnrie stage hill Wednesday when the Takach, pianist. Lake Mary entettslaer* were Geo. Antierson and Alt Amvri-an Revue With 29 dancer* anil »ingrr» in nine vain'evillr art* will be pre*enled. Eileen .The pic­ John Peckham, step daa**; Km- novelty tap dan* er i* *h,,»n *t tbe tip|e-r left ni-sit to Elivabeth llarrl*- singer. Below are the Whirhlen and Pugh, guitar ture at the upper right *h,,vv» (Jean Rwanaog who evrell* lev acrulsitlc dancing. AI*o Inrluded and mandolin; Mr * . Aiwa Hnuck'* Simvliine Girls, attractive <e_vlelte who offer Isilh si'ltg and danre number*. Henry, vocal solist; and Harry on the slage bill will be Billy Cullen, ma*ter of ceremonies, Tom Collin*, comedian) Munlock and Harrow, Boy Sco.t leader. The Mayor.. RKt» •darner*, and Kleelwr and William*, the ilonetnv violinist*, with the All American Re* program was Interspersed with vur *tagr band.. The feature picture t» la* prvsrntml with "The All Amerl.nn Revue' i* I'arnmusic by the Inkc Mary Orches­ niniint’* Mystery thriller “ Miinlera In the Zoo" with Charlie Kuggles, Llonell Atwell and a se­ tra ari,{ Peckhaiu's Merry* Muker* lected Paramount *uppr>rilng cnsl. furnished dame inutir until a Inti hour.-Refreshmenti vn-rr- served." Among those presort were a lllil k Vr Wii< III hnvi* l»n»n hrlil KrM*y n.ruler of friend* fr,m Paula, in­ Lucky El’*. iifii'f riiHiii, hill lh»* Ih t K# jwinr cluding John Fun, school truidrv Tew (Irfeaieil Echols after a long nf min pruvenlei! Ihe^r jHjyif of that district, where Ml. True EDITED BY THE HOYS' ill Y grind by n Mine of 2 I in gamer. pinyi*»! Th*» So|tlmmi'fP CllW * OF THE .SCHOOL i* principal of the WI|ion Schorl. Then came the fitialr. with Claude nmn, IK P, won thr Also from out of lawn went Mr. kelty'a ttl'ii- Stienk-. ‘I tn lllue f nnU in I hi* IIMltclw* W lh Tlie intcr-ila-- *wlttnning meet, and Mr*.’ Walter Cooper, Mr. on.I Strrni- wmi tin- depuitnient j *t Mr*. Jno. D. Jinkin*, Mr. and held |'riihty..Mu.v 11*. » « * w-.u t>j ,i- they have vviui every other lie ii*r in lh«* wfck* t»ut I In" finals In I In* tin «W**« mnlclif* Irt'lvvrun Ka* the Sophomore (Ta»*. Five Junio, Mr*. Linton Allen. Mr and Mr*. putt in. ol. The score wa- 2 d in villi* mill SI fall* of !ft»* Jnnlfip Holland Dean. Judg, *ml ilr*. (.1*** wa* in »e- ond place and the gnine^, ( la#*, mill Stmlh nntl TurriM# of James G, .Sharon, Georiio lle- Senior and Kre-broao ( la**r» ill thr Stniiir I'la#* hav# mil bran third and fourth placere*p*r ( otle*, J. L. Marvntette, .Mr. and Thuriilay On* hoy 1 ctimplutctl. Tin- Junior Imiii lim Mrs. Julius Takach. Judge Jlltlard tivrly. The Sophoniore* ha * a to Intrr cluh «li«»non*l hnll wn< holil won uni* "ft. &G. B. Smith, of Titusville, jnd others. tal of fifty iwo point*, while the ______ Junior* had only twenty-four llui- hi ii Im« k of itinlilllti!i or for The result* of the event* were n- Mirmo frit**on uiikltmvn In i|f( I Ik * A llrl I'in .Money, wn* h follow*: Roy*; *,(» yd. do-h. John team- Of Tew .... I Ech.il- com in the auditorium D.*Mrown, Junior, (ir-t: lim billed. The onlv game of tlie iliiy. presente.I |)ight"'i. Sophomore* -iiiiiid luo therefove, wa* b.iwi-cn th t- 1,1 Wednesdny. The carl, which wa*, .Hill the Blue streak*. The lllur1cnmr-o.ed - f Mari o ie Ronl»ke.j Dr. William Edward Duckwltl. >'* ik. carveij . in their goo g.«. I. Il,,e Wade. Hirhntd De*-,’ tnml. heart o f the Muaic Department ol |flrat; Strmper, h'erifir. I t-nnie with another n uvir till I Stetson University at lb-land, has' —d y l swnn: link I uni The ore w I The •nnounrrrl that Ml** Helen Gordy,; Supbiintote, first; 'I-'* lellrnd. of this city, has arrrptisi* the, .liihior, semrnl. lid yd -wim ! I .i'ieile* wen-: T-'w it, Ind , Ray rhalrmanship of the committee of] Rslpli I'earsun, Spphotndrr, fort, burr. Rbitlly*. oml it iiid-vri; lll'e judge* for the scholarship which i Slaughter. Soptiuumre. secotvrl. Stieuks, Driggers nod M bitten. The Rev. and Mr*. F. M. Matter, ho returned Saturday from Day­ tona Reach when- they attended grabiation everciites at IW Soahreetr High Schnrd have repartad that Mis* Martha Ann ■] ' M r*H May, formerly uf this city, waa one of the most popular members of the graduating (las*. Mia* May was one of the three honor 'Stu­ dent < of the cl***. I* n member of the Senior Class G W Club, and serve,I this year a* her class cheer leader. Who Knows Hijfh School Notes YOUR CAR Expert mechanlra Stetson University will award to Rark stroke: It —ell. Junior. ti -t. •onw student in SemiBale County Miller, hophoniote. -ecorid. I l tui l Mis* Gnnly ill announce th.- broket Senior, first; Vlhbri,, nnmps of the Judges who will rt„phi,mnie, ,eiiind. t *IvI eveits: serve on her committee in th,- fill yil. ihi-h: II ck on, rtr>l Iv-rmrir*-. near future. fir*t; Colbert, Senior, second, 73 In order tn rreate interest in yd. da*h; I'owell, hnphoii....... the »ub|*«l o f miune ami tn have first; Mrthvin, Innior, mid. every part Ilf Florida represented 11*1 yd. *wlm: Mcl'IelUinl, Fr:e*hin the Music Department, the trustee* have authorized the Uni­ man. first; C o llw t. Senior, rev220 yd *w|m: Hu/ui'-. versity to give a one hundred dol­ ond f r' l ; Met lei land. lar scholarship to *«me outstaml Sophomore. ing music student In each rtHintJ#Frr*hman, seem'd in Florida. This nrholarship b> I" I -------la- awarded by a committee of In t f i r ifiHitw of iMiyf* in* Judge* ehoaeo from tir-imbtent tftrfuvs iliiiitinryiI bull; tlie musician* o f that count*. The con­ ifiori'd ili’ frfitnl thft PfiHhinun tests are to be held In the varioo' I* Tin* fo|li»winu iby tin* Junior counties during th* month ol f'fnM definit#il the Seiifur <'!a*i August. “lit” I hr firmly w W f lr W K 'p R iJ iil rw% l**#l Moinlay, Ihc Junior 4 lurneil C l l t n O l I C S T o U C C i u f ^ Jjbj I(. Ihr ^Ijibtiuiuus u-?.— Th** New Edifice QueHtiom run ,h' h Hedured Chnntew MAFFETT In concladlag k k aanouncrmeid Wednesday aftenirmr club vn he etated that be aapeg ted a rep resentatWa of every family to at­ ley boll for Ihe'bnj * vr i - h The first gator wa* played l-d tend the meeting. a Tin* finnl* In intmf -•liifc ■ tenuii To-NIfirht Gang Kidnap Gag ? Kiclnnp or EAGER j j EYES Make Women ~ValueTODAY MISSING la tha kldnzp epi­ demic tin the level' —or are rcMbw girl* ushvg a dime-novel elihl fur a night's whoopee? Find out In (hit Warner Bros, hit with— «irK3A FARRELL DEM LYON MARY BRIAN T W O F O IL O N K P O S T O F F IC E Contmerrhtl A I’ hrft *----- ' S le v a ’d Pin re to produce jab work at the Give no A u to the HfijiHf iiMHi * nil* tfiiHhiit ihv » Hu ih»» mp, T I b v Iihvm. A. I^Hil of Ifl#' |Nitt|H l*if¥f iliUi itm i*r <’!««* whii'h • Mi n*t»ii m plili' u, full you Junjlir« RlM(r I lit*Ml? *»*• * liy Kniifhl, uf* thr JuniffT, in *h»« thinl inriifiir with tin* l*n*r* Whether a hew and larger rib t(iH(V'il. Th** wi*r«-- S»ij*hu (ire will aria* on the site of All irt'irw, Ihrmlor und \V|iltt**n; far .Soul* Catholic C’hnrth which wti the Junior*, Cookt artil Kelly, destroyed by an early moMnnz fire In March 1913 will l>e rtended Tuesday afternoon, till- boy-' at a m eting of parishioners of the church who are sxpertrd to inter-da** volley ball wa* held. ih fr»lr I the gather In the temporary church The Sophomores Frrahmen in two *trnighl game*. building tonight at 7:30 o'roclc. Rev. J. J, Ksllaghan ye»t*i-l*y Meanwhile the J tiinr* deA-alerl mnrrlng annovnewd that plan* the .Senion by a score o f 2 1 In have now progrvesed to where the game*. The Sophoniore and Junior erection o f a new d r cturr I* a l'la**ea then met . to drcnle the possibility. Ha did not go into de­ winner. 7*hr* Junior cla** won this tail relating plana a* to (he sire after a hard atruggh, by a score of tbe building or Ita com pot’l b>' " f 2-1 in game*. y»B» understand every hranefc uf aulu repair l*U rhante of yu»ir enr’a ren* nvulinn here. Miss Gordy Named A One Of JtidgringGroup PRINTING — r If rent d -.l Interest W boIng paid to a group of olff tunr*, --innuaU iual», and invitatte the t !m>i> of *23. Mary atrahnt* r*.n l»r wfn hovering around U at n«wm ho .r ami different parts of the day. v ___ In a liuyer’a market Competition in keen The who would have and get fnc her money in the woman who it done reader of the hidn tier .patronage in thin paper. 'throiiRh thlN pajter before You’ll Find It i The Sanford " Thl* Brh and G *n»- Tick, t L lfN C H ’ •nit Tw„ Real Food far Real Meal Herald PrlaUnff Co R rttu lar. ITeaN < > »9 «llF l(M| l « a - • Vfcti, aU- TfV OfflFD 35SJ5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 30, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 30, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aed51e3bb060c476328c61317af2ffe6.pdf 754e63b17f2dad603462398199605ef3 PDF Text Text -r»gUT.r THE WEATHER . ' TOU« N1W8PAPKB Tm Wi ;. F a U b M hi FWtU b’b H e a r t TtM Wm V i G reaU tt Ve*oUbl# M aa* R kkeat Garden land. i f e r a l i U NUMBER 182 Ptee Ceuta A Cop; SANKOHI». FI.OltlDA, MONDAY. MAY 29. IMS Member AMoeiatcd VOLUME XXIV *•2 U r a l H nn4«riN > *«n tonight a*4 HOUSE URGED Carter Glass Is Threatened :4l S. PLANS A TFrom I / VJunior « - High Gradate School LONDON MEET In~ E x ercises . . . . . . . . . . .Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . TO ACT UPON With Death For Objecting To, REVENUE BILL TAKING SHAPE Course OfJ. P.M organProbe American D elegates To World Economic Conference TakeUp Program Of Action WASHINGTON. Mav 29— (A P .)—A definite American .program for International action a t th e world economic conference took ahape Uat night at the delegation—" till On* hundred and thirty-two boy*. an,j | lr lt , most of them b orn . during lb* final year of or Just after the World W ar. and all of them comprising th* largest class ever to graduate from the Jupior air* rluh; trustee's remark*. II. Dull.'**; Elk» flu b award. S. I Bungr; l». A. R. award. Mr* Jo h n . ’* , U Leo n ard ;; American ' “W " | S p e c i a l g e S M IO It h t flt Auxiliary poster award*. -C v I T n lp « * i 7*i H. ll.nterm iM er; .Blue Kibbon | L o o m i n g U n ie S S A•» — -■ * * * **** • Are Voted Schools A T Iw ro Sn Sn C n n n f n i * SHOLTZ ACCUSES Mis. Owen Presentr BARUCH INFORMS SPECIAL LOBBIES Credentials To King COLLEGIANS OF NATIONAL WORK OF BLOCKINGBILL High School of Sanford. tdfflVrow ' Award*, fo u n t; School Nurse I morning at 9:30 o'clock will m ir t h ! Dorothy U m b; »ong. "Mnjt Into the eehool auditorium for f i- 1 Along ~ glee cuh; School progress. ( nal »x#rei*#s of their aehool year. Supt. T . W. U w tcm ; *!•** «ong. A H A S S E F May 20 School principal J . TIIHen Jacob. "Farewell to Thee." the c l . * . : T A lX A H A S S E h . h a . prepared a graduation pro- Claa. Poem “ To.. Billy 7 * t h t )) .] I>ec g T ..m a ..ll.. gram that bring* together a ma- lata addre**. Ree F M M arler. on «r « f |hrrp wlt| |» Jority of the men and women wh.. presentation of diploma*. Prof. J '* • * * * ,,, „ ...... .. h) have consistently maintained a n ; Tdden Jaco b .; benediction, Rev , * UB| , „ ,n appn.prla In ter.,t In the education of young; Smith H ardin; rece*..onal. »*'*"’V ,.? . , " * 7 WO.OttO annually i* pr.. boy* and «irl»- To«lay he stated, duet. ■ . -j to puM that In hia opinion the cla»a which Memher* of the graduation t til Virginia SenatorA lAlso Has Received Other Letters I n s lilting Him For His Stand ».-i W A S H IN U T O N . May I f O P E N l l A l ’.F.’S- May ,Ah— W ith all the traditional (A.1*.)— R mator Carter ..Id world pomp *n,l ceremony. of Virginia, told nrwiqtapermett Mi*. Ruth Bryan llwen. United ' ■ -— . today that be had received an .S ta ir* minkaUr t» lNmniark. l i u i i anonyaaoua letter “Ikrealeidat pre .ruled her crclenltal* to - - ass*s*tnation" x s i k r Tvewtt af 4>m^- - C k tia iu to . ^iuday— -The. Are-lk*. .folioA>01__ 06 MU L* , hi* challenge of Ihe course ot king * chamberlain drove hei m. l rtO b oys:. . P ^ e ir ^ e r o d an. J m c n J , In co m p le te — w u n , “ |................................ , on the whole, one of .n the a natorlal Investigation of to the r*»ldence In an nliltline fo r th * d o p a rtu ro ttoward o w a r d th* ................. - _*--- .Maa m*Wm I W h D* th# Morgan Company'. Many fine*! we’ve ever 4 turned out “* I' 1The M l*-.* Martha Adam*. E th * . "^ n f^mP out »f the* A T L A N T A . May » - | A V - T h e r«a h with coachmen *n«l , morr Insulting lettrrn that Tnmorrnw he will bid them all *u c-1alren Brooke. PaU ye lUndy, * ^ j tjo(1, hi)| providing that '* Ti»»l ! T t l I.A IIA FSK K , May i» lJirtrt gra.liutling class u( OglefUmlteyV'm .carle l co a l, and o nd o n W o d n o a d a ;. -London Special miere-t lnhhir*. .hictly not anonymous also have devtlopmanta * , r * cea* a* he eml* hi* part a t th e ir; ilm l Ranh-. F.llen K. Bett*. hurp* University was advised by if ni her yrll«.w hreeche*. She w y. atA . World tax aifceeate* and “ a" •ddr *»rd te him. he disclosed, ■arvsyM by Secretary early training by handing them niT'llrown."'v;irian Butner.'MarSan I *, * ,#‘* IternarA M. Bar eh yesterday to fa il, to companied to the palacv by fla ir**, Evelyn fa .p e r . Mary U u "vcnim p r o iM r * . :i ni red group »f c lij and county of 'clear away the debris uf the |g2*.* saying “This is th* resell foitnaellur Wlaahlp. After Mr*. H a ll and hla fellow official*, all diplomaa. ^ Uitl n.„ „ . , r h a n .tr The program to be carrleil out I* farmer. Helen Chapman. Evelyn th# moh pstrholngy th* lareati* Owen pie.enled her credential* . rash uf false principles and learn of whom refrained Horn optimistic f a i r . . Carnet t han.llrr. U rrtie .shortly If-,* Imped gallon has pmdiirrd." in ”u«» a m#«« »f imw found a,,., after .he had lalkvd «•’ ‘ h‘’ paklic pred etton* and pri»at«ly aa follow*: pM.v- r * . of the IWtl l egbla Processional. piano duet; »ong Collin*, Elunbeth * £ ? • ” • 1 th.- Il.niae .|rii.T * flo n l the . Kaug on world topic* .he proknowlmlg* and development n WASHINGTON. M»y 29. ceneeded that plenty of h»r.l work "Follow the Uleam," by the class; tjorner. Annie Mar E l,*. , ppn)pH«tton« bill a M-ction *u , tuie r-*» ' ^ ‘ ’’cTStml her . «un»*llur to the *uv'Jv a way ns in make it the serv­ -(A . P.)—J. P. Morgan and •ad headache* are ahead at U n ............................................................. , b r i d g e . Pauline For her. Helen (|" ^ | )h, tilivprmir ,h .l the |„ „ -.-,e|«.rf to Ii»e people Ml king in accordance with tradi­ ant rather than the lunatic m ad rr (’omjiatiy’n reixirtn to Sen­ dan. vo-Rtion, R#v. Wm. T. Hrook*. J r* ; Ct»rn*r. Myrtle (•uffonl, Jo*ephigr j ^uj. t ^,mlll^iilnn l«» a«liu«t all ' Klor da thr th ie f E y e f . i t . -aol tion.' The Queen then rrevivrd ,.f mankind." . ate inventiRalorn nhnw that . Be*ide* (celling (teblliaed ex­ muffic, *'lt«»<D«tmir Junior High.” iContinued On kouri . 1«p|»n»pna tMitv* ««» l«»nr 'h r l«»- ! i l . ‘ i , . , lift,» . h a . .tme -more Mr* Itwrn in .pecial audience. Ilerlartng the task »f reeun- the film made nearly $10,­ changee and unleeraally lowered amount* M l for each depart* l * . rk than the re«u*l ol-erver stiuelm n la" one tielunging I" 000,000 on the nalt and. un­ trade barrier* at London. l’r*»iwuuhl th ,Ik ulul ttual vital ^uutli. the wartime chairman uf derwriting of neevritiea In deot RocAevelt’a repr#»ertatl*e* lending In-lute Ihe gem -at th,. tniktslrtrs huanl ’ urged th, 19.10 and 'l l , Vhe years In yell) atek action to arcompl *h on -------■bill calling for morr than L’i /UK). n rmoly car. I»e enacted, in th* gtaduali-s lu J" n force* with which the bank’s partner* n world-wlil* acal* what i* already ihmi for the .VhiHil* („ e remaining dny* of the pie*ldenl*Ko»»»vell. whu “ l* abo The Senate will p.ve *|H-eml paid only $-18,000 Income under way here. II.- Mid-ltie preient lawmaking ht< first battle of the lu win land rnntiniling ron-.ole.afon t.. tax to the United Staten. .. The United Slate* w ill andeavor i,,|y a * , thr hank-.t -work eg M arrr." ' . I the f7.MM.IXNi J . i l l In-ginning »l T h l* was th# startling evidence to enliat other nation* in the I.ild Je.-I-Iat re in a generalmn. I>ut Tu rupport the Roosevelt pro- brought out while the banking 1:1X1 o’el.H-k today The bill, a* price-railing program launched in »»»e bei"* h"*’ (ta in , Baruch *•»!. tl ts neeeesary committee Investigation .toe* Tnnia*ell..'« anirn.lmenl rati- lh.It It- effort uf Ike this country by virtue of the red .y ,,*|meial m lrie*l li.bl.le-to understand it "inlelllgi n l’y ’ Morgan house remained in ra­ for money to come from a gen Kooaevelt monetary, farm relief lhroughuut tin-e-.ion, tl»ch e f lie s a il, “a* I understand t.tem *. ces* until Wedneday rral revenue fund If tegular gave a and induatrial recovery legi*ia,.f whit’ll I th.- ale* lay lobby.” Ihe H«,mev*W object,**- wre. - h t n r - o f'(h r -amount* th* 2 0 'p g 'rtv *ou rerff fail. H r N in e H a V e - P a w e d O ld " T " ("reign nations we are tu lie n must have bven able to do. xithough there will be "« '•» * A k l * l » « * n n io n L o r I h - offer rvery r iio | e ia l" ‘n tu w aij duct from their im-ome lax ratempt to dietato details of dome*recovery but we ate not, 1* in Ihe turns uiiiler the law permitting H O U G H TO N . M ich. May 2t' hut He meaaurea to foreign governW A S H IN G TO N . Mav O b s e r v e c l Q u i t f l l y ......... m win ............ . . . . ..n four years ended Mar 4 Iasi, t . capital losses |o la* subtracted manta, the Roesevell policies are — Launehirg a demand for a ro.t- Iffh One hundred *»d eighteen . _ I II,. ,, a , -cried l> • intent bin to veto slake nur future on the slender from profit*. ( llll'A U O May an. hlh -O ut reggrdad here aa requiring either grr.alonal From these earning* als„ w*r# Except f<>r tlm ap|marance of iin> „li • tus blit |n — d at ,ms inve.tigaiion of tVr |.er«in». vlellma of the fir»t .U real hope ul rap u ll rotnineri-e .1 i» unified iaterndA.naal artion or a . .. nf . . . industrial r' T deducted running or uverhead tb.- le g i latur* U t r * iliaa.lei of the -ea-on, re Amrrieun flags al...... F ir t S lieel • , < ■ r prime purpose lu *el nur do new anti highly significant policy| .bu.ine*. rrlation* of N -rm at II. legislation Inlwn.l. .1 ex|-euses uf the firm ,r,| park Aretme the elirsmy »f | ...in d only t.- ine .ales lues lie house in rink>i. . in m.I to .Imre heir ye-.lrr.kiy o f isolation that this:| ------Uavi*. Rcpte*enl*tlv* T .n an im Almost as surprising wax th* m ......... U’* r vy DMiiaiwii in mi order *—■ I Ihe Sanfoid A lla i.il National lubliV. the Uoyeilmr ikmla.ed. s iwiring ........ "Tlm lias"- l»sk heie is lo 1 1* rduatry m»y work out H* dome*-1 ya*terday ehargrd that !*• -d'ltt | :,( | r ri.oon after a night *|-enl in eviilen-r that tit* great banking half Ihe stnte.f iv e and nm nla.n Ihe -icdit of .. . » * -*--- —— I RooMvrlt'* .. a i . . , ........ I. Ilf* k ;-i Bank, mid Hie p a illa l -uapen-n-n I . o n .m-iial » i""l' »• In- ...I roldI f..a/ f»e i.f of I.Hill'll huricti H'«k , i , house ma '* mure on its sale of tic plan without ialerferen-e am t*» '» d o '» i-ly ig ' NIne enacted oM *g“ P " " ‘”n .he United Slates uf aarvWe al Hi* |-.«l offmr. the) uruMy Ollmml- in npiwitil mi to . I " securities and its* underwriting I..WS d*sign»-l as a counit , ih 'u sl " A w ir d '" * 1* . lhe__idnjJni.lralton “ he* been oiler perron*! i tdigw >Va*. reef in U k , Supaewr t!-l I.m-h I a W r v in •• ilr i r e f u n d i n g t ill" a n . l »• H*» f j •..• li i we ale 1" m ale vas* e a lia b,w ng llie gtuundiiiir and wn k •l"*«« in each " f th* Iw.i "d#irs 'i' “ U. r v .i a equipping ll*e lf with le g i.le llf* lion tu J. l*ifr|M.nt Morgen * •'« n g " t. - pi* v* ni a n y r u r l g i l n w n l >.f ,. iru u s tn a l 1.In.ary etpendiloies bu* »:# are tuiiiurruw Hill U .......... . i ».y lag nf Ihe passenger slellnel . presaion years" limit they had _ iiaurea with which it may either l.. ,i • In.at )••»• i ” lig lilrtifd li" '" " ." 1 " " " M ‘ I.i«t iihi* Itlliir tl’ttllllr ......... .... every cut Of our *|>en.» M1|(,lr 1 rn t llf the fl»c*l agent of the B ril - h yuv C e m v M. ( » * late Set rday co-operate with the real of th* ......... .... . • tlm p. i.pte uf tlm «lut' he <•*. I, maxim m .Mrnibrrs of tb. Ameriran le 'fg f»i this purpose with revenue wtlrh lt ,„ |,j „ „ lnPome lax of Tb.. ru*»l guard culler t'.-n* ernment." I | H ID * 'I* *" " ......I of Imt-erilig ............ world. If the other nation* ar* *o pair Auxil uiy of l ‘ahipl-ell-1-*'* ‘ t,-r\i .... * l.» id lulm lia -e, t.nt ,iirn i.n l for liter1s| anil ivasi-o f 11,poO (MK). The bearded Ma**arh i.eM* Be A cud wIni'll ha I put out enrly )eInclined, or may rear new harrier* .k.-y i n pu\i"|- '"I th* u*-liyi>i‘ulde yi-atly installment repaymg post will decorate till- I-IX' Totals for the three years Inaround thl* cuuntry'a far-flurg publican a»»ert»d ne would .......... .. in- lenlav, brought tu llmlxli'i-n all uf nil wnr veteran in tin- ykn- nf U -al off......I ulu. •••"• ,„ „ -D and « ‘ I" " ' tm-iiU on evrty cent vvr upend. . hiding the Morgan Company lull sir uf the IJ4 prison* e i-iiri' m il-, while .IV taliffeil »•'* pmeconomic frontier*. eekilip to pi event pan agi ul liodure a re.olutlon in -he |luu»e remeteries surrounding tlm t ity •T'. tevive nur n giicull ie we j and’ Drvxel and Cnmpny, its I’hllthe Ueurge M. Cux. win h era sin d |U.*r,| child U I-" amendment »" The m od powerful weapon to caJIfrg for Hie inve»tigdi-»n nf with small ling- and w iealhs uf Ii.ea li- wl.x-li will bill f teal t.iv ate trying In provide an Am eil edrlpla affiliate. III ri.unil figure* white enrnute Is* I’m l Ai *u»r the fedeial const .t ill inn he wielded by Ik* United Slate* • ran price for our ctilite dull.v,11, w ire |2.0.'lf!.IMMJ fur 1020,->1,7SO,i r lir f i»h*l ..Ini on of pul.ln k •'! |la«i* a* a re.u ll u* le .l no ny in tint., fioin Chicago, lu pick p U6« flowers. Vlmnesuta. ......... «;..v. *....» l»l .-oiisiimpt .... of (jsrit. pr.alucl-. . noil for lu-tu, and 1.1 . 1.11,000 fur during th* conference i* yet to lie P o stm a ster J . I* Hall a d Iba* the Sen ile hanking roniimtiee’* Canaslian iesldenl« and take llieiii farted, th* administration tariff Ihe genernl delivery win low will “ In nnlu-try wr al.all try to 1031. lit- ur$»f»l |»r«D»»D|»l $ *'f ...o i« # larm rr laU ’tite, ■*••• lu th* Century uf I’rug ics, espn.i Ihd Representative Vinson, uf Kan- * bin. Indication* la d night were *cn>alional in»e»iigaiiuii • f ..teak stagnation l.y giving l>> lm ..pen from X A. M to It) 'I «|»f tli'.l ifflitullliF* Lill kklm’I) lif»« ,i.li hoc of rew lal«w slut,ties. tiun at the l* llr i r ly. that it would he two-edged, rirry - lluu.e of Morgan. I bo legislature »iw" ' - " ‘’7 working m.-i. lit* means to n-.y tix-ky. Democratic member of thw tom oirow nm rnln* but thnt th>- |,lirm l t Im* S ftittlf Hliil imdw $W1IHA Four injured rrrw nientbrt' nml tng authority for the earcutive “ Norman II. I'avi*. rhviim an of mnnry unle? »n«l T ffi'lrjr w r | ||oUM* ftriioh I l f ifimf«l it tl»«* yovcinur a">l matching group* »( . 101 in 11s lint* the i .I ihIocI s nf Ibeil House way* eummillee, issued a statement saying that rommitta# either to rale* tariff* or to lower the American delegatioi. i» Ihe til-urge ) |, Cnx. of New tlil.-nns. rlirtFil e.ty, made „ »' « ,lnv n* '‘ own talon. IV.- intcn.l In do to * ill L« ‘ ' ' ull " ilnv ' ‘ ,Otilv u '“ hu m I ■ i««»if ilif • hortly would initiate an investi­ line o f the owners, and j nurse them. Th# I*resident plan* to .end genrtal d »arinani*nl % % il| i»f f f i | i r n l i*f r i l v y -In.il.-iing Ihe wink w-ek wn.l t «’Dfi 41Ifft IIM’ !»•»•• MM|I f9«f»l Ih** |»’ ° t a rv-lasn rumpufroi) "I""' ,hr ‘ ® " cimfervncu were ti*ken tu Fort William ( n i l . ilflivrry gation into ailniin.sfri.lv* featurwa U to aising In a slan.la.d »f d.-cent c ir r rn», in.I- tlmt- in th«. Court .......................... * u> Capitol i apnoi lllll u n i thl* i . ” week. *••— ■ i . , . , |,lf » l*» IffRtn of »lf I'foi % un l - Im»*in* * i j.ir »» » s •• of the Im-ome tax Inw “to plug . . . . ' with th# uer*onal tank nf a-n.m«- by the fieightei M. S. rrei.rni.Vt -- - - - Ivit.g Ih,. wages paid f» thr district. Mall will lie ik-palrtu.1 ,|,rM „ ,u , l In-ii if .1 ij.ute- were prol.ll.it'd Tm he view ha* been advanced In , " ,,n ’ v . . •ailor, _ I__........ u . which with ruasi guanl r»i>, •»such holes *s may Im- di-rovcred-" • andI.^_ niemlivr uf ’ ll" n r je m inulim it* I t.. a il *,r ,k lt.itlet w ick. and front tlm off ice a- »n • ..llu-r j )h, y -ii.tr.1 tb.- •ijl i im rln l. influential quarter* that th# va*t Vinson said Ihe Icstimony that • ponded tu distress calls S jlo r Inv o,In .try, g uiiilsl......»t, cvciiipl'uns (rg committee of the re inomle “ We -hall atl-mpt *.. ilra t days, he added t .ng work dune by Ih Induatrial tontrof bill now in the the Morgan partners paid no In- ; night. OiiimiNir said th w cie raised from |T.r> r» I-''". *m- •twny the dcl.ris ol dehl l. It by come tax in 1P.1I or 1012 ami ohly ------------------I lawmakers, Hie Unveinor Uouae w ill require higher tariff* confetenee »oon to b* held in The .12 patsengris lust a || ihe r .il.iycrs were required t" l'*V wage .he c.llap s,, of the I'.ijx »s-f slun ItH.noo in 1030 has "startled the R O A I) I IF F it I Al. IIK H F lu ll » f d k t h f |ii|hlir Rrh****! t* protect the higher American Igmdon." Tinkhain a«».-ried ’ ha* ■«-,.Ii • a ite c .l lit" " «'"• •" l'«y "ff '.y pin,..ling easy means to cum Am eriran people” and wa* “| lp l | i and price standard it would J it ennnunrrd In Eur.qic that personal Ptfeets «y»frtn wi»« thf The D istrirl Superin'endeiii fur plirthnifnt !«» tl.'itf Ilf nKatn 'fc* u worker within 24 ho rs of ills pus* ami write it down, and let most unbelievable to them." ('apt. Ueurge Jnbiison, of fia * faatar. b t th* President doe* not Ihe United Slates shall no linger v*r*e C ity, Mich., v e ln an Ur.-at the S ta ir It..a,I |b•|>arlm••'V, . I"“There la no doubt In mr mind clairi| that thf fflulf rtrn n l »lT«*nl m aslrg him, and prohlhileii from our Institutiora, both In g-.virnbatiev* thl* necsalary, provided ..tent an.l industry, a* well a* in­ hot what million* and million* of price* abroad a r * .ra is e d equally b# an IndepeniUnl nation and ra- I ake* »hi|ima«ler. wlm rnmiua.id file d at Delarod. w»« m Sanford to Ki»f thf %ch<>«*li* m oif than n.cepiing f'-e- f"< giving h'1"* North Dakota. Indiana, Artaona, dividual del,tors in r ral and Ur- dollar* In In-nme taxes are avoid­ ere is# such noveulgnty an belong* e.l th* steamer -«anl ggsleiilsy Usj week in ennydr-allun with |*»,.r «tll.tMMl ti y* nr «tulf inofify ntni with those here. l.mal persons Interest.-1 In -road I if,'gun, N ch.a-k*. Atkansa#, 1,an .tistrirta, breathe free of ih - ed annually hy failure lo stop such Other point* in th* American to *uch a nation, lie ha- officially “ W# hit a reef wlnl- going nl a way*, and lu announce tba' be n/mn aid hf $%•* hi \fto biiv c a n s ’>• the Kentuckian said. . -J and Cnlorailo «i»" oifnaer of Ih*, she.iff's sale. speed of 17 knot* Tim im p s-I \ « si h"«il n i|»»i*|irmtion in f u n t •*! Washington ___a a are vast public work* con- proposed the leiauna'.i-in uf will have a crew ..f workers Meanwhile, Recretary Wnodlji, ( , severe, rausirg n large huu- n. In “Titer* ate lima# win, are i.l old age p c - '" li law* tlmt amount unU- thf l.ruiO nturf ^ tra ctio n program* In all coun- American neutrality. Ihe cu rtail­ torn in h*r side It I siru in !-u • ."“..thing ..ill the rough ►I*-'' "" •mill f nd m uy t•• m y it wttln»ut IVavhll'glU" however, tailed to ap •jnukiil l.y the Ixd.lne-e of this who was on two o f Ihe faro rid triea sim ilar to the step* being the road between M-.nio# l'.,rner ment uf American fieed-un d the ilegn-e* and the lop's s l- .|, -un pto i.n atr futi'i.. The Mj*h » *" .rngram . I mu-l say frankly I ,h. client list* »f the Morean Arm an- -v ««f r it mi**l Ih i I •• F m irl undertaken here, credit e il-an .im and Monroe Bridge this Vs* - l ___ covered by the Investigating romrot fear il. inriged in almol (•• i wi-wile-,-11 „ n,| F lot Ida boo-........I .- p ic d im sea*, and the aa-uraine of Ana-r. through central bnnk action k:nr* mitlee, rrolsed d »*n ihe PolomkC •“|bc nl.jeclive i< neither • n:llI l o r , pus e.l Simill.r • ills while i huu Id juikfe.” th* tam * line* an th* federal r - ian ,o*rel»e action to enforev P lver with l-rcsiden* H.wisevcit, enium ..... any great d.'pnrl.it# n" Ohi" lull I* le .l ............ '-"lei Three men and u wuninn were d y in g rise to speculation that _M rv e p.urcha** of government | r t ic l* IO o f f be League of NaUon*. r geo rnce after passirg both branches ..-m lb«* best that we of th eir conversation- iu rn eg -ct -least— • bonds, and control of production which a K ie l* g u au n lee* the pr*«u injured,'due TrfThdm ~e7( Ji'fy . Tf* is mo have known ' Il l* •imply of th# Iegi«r*!nr7- Tn c.inTIhlTng boundarie* of the the wreck which oi-ruim l ui > |.> In part to the Morean Inqolnr, of basic commoititle*, wheat, for ent political hat ...tee again, the man »•». is forms'. _ i ithat P. M. Saturday while ih (fontlnned On t’ece Th rcel •xam pl*— by *om* lock govern­ world. He ha* anno need New llattt ,«hlre. New Vo.k •lilll.g l» work an.l lo ik. his I mental action at that mad* pos­ European naliors are to be al- srngera were at ilinn —. When House It'll No lt d ., tr-1 were Ihe same in that no chanfeN’cw Jersey, and Utah mail* •’ duly l.y h m -rlf an.l hi* fellow B o n u F v p H Plowing through a h - n y log. sible he,* by the new farm rtlief luwtil lo supervise American de­ .lefining Ihe Sanford .ly I had been made unlawful In pay women and --hit men car. look the world in -It* fen*# In the rotting up at Oeneva steamer struck III rV c iu l blU. fo v became a law without the y ... r A check of Senate and llous,; hen l**» than u *p-c fir mlrlmit." face and depending on himself The** move# are aimed atiim ul- of a bureau (or the supervision of Irdg* of yock a short .listanre from ror's signature Igat Frulay •»< •- i-.u.nals with the draft of the loll alone hf secure in hia right lu wage Utah, Wyoming. Inuidana armn. Buck of Age* lightl... s.- with noon, nil f. rther net ion I.’ th* as .rcor.lr.l nn the minute* of the W k R H IN n T n N . M«V o q -liP V , taaeous world wide attack on unraise an.l support bi* family id __»oM mfifl"The same objeetivr* har# long such force that hrr i.igi-.e, m il Sanford r il y Comm, «"-n I - . : ...... f it v CommlMlot. meeting . . ’ some Texas and Minnesota *1 " h"’ 1* (Continued Un -Fag* Four) dtrenry and comfort, with rinsuned Ih* hours ol work l"r wnm -it h#r« nf *H«« Si-nrtt#* Lnnkin«* mmbeen sought by American itter- boilers were tipaed I.mi • The i n unnecessary, anil effective tb..l day- »*"■ Indicate, that l " r tide protect'on again*! any yemltlee l.d a v that h- veanted t h d ' nat onal banking and intern i».up- pact^thrrw pasarngers ... lim ato.i afternoon Hanfnrsl's I... u ii . a >v p ro io scl is the -uom one which t.o*| minor*. N'urth Dakota Oregor, llhln, h i re nee of ,ras..ns such xs enia." loves, lestlnn of I I’ Morean end al buiineaa interest*. It therefor* fldors and arnt tables a i l .b u lls I,n r. were rc.lnrr.l l.y more’ tl a" t**- l-m-ww*! ■"*! Im.aom a law. Michigan, N-w Jln.it|,»hire at..! Com'-anv an t nlhsr nri«a»e henkbecome* of the utmost importance crashing against tlm wails. * five square mile- nf prop, n The hill nut only 't-;f'»» W»*h4 ngtnn nt-it'e,r the prop-—d ers n'tshe.1 f.irwa^-T "wit Hoot HM7 .; J C a t p t r a nf th# Buo— uf— A * * J Thrisi l»~> ‘Futicldsli.n n riu r i ^ illT t l ie* thr i nrr nnitr-tlm,m)arw-V ta_kfiiur jahat-ntlatiunc-M i.L> k»ia It " Members nf ' K» rommiiiee ^ ,aw Ihe this morning b y M a y » r V \ “ f_Sanf.ini b«t al “ |i'.ser> e. all child labor a,»,en-ki.eltl which bad now ha* or ha* had with any in- lighthouse sa d ’they ■eld the* **«»*rd*d this as *n indt, Chief of P o llc, C. H . Shaffer, ternatinal banking nr inteinatim - • para of the stemmr .above If * Steer and t’ lty Clerk K. S ............. . real and l - i -'md proper •aid almo-t furgnllrn fur acvcral re.Ion the-president i« satisfied wb# accidentally iwallowed what al b t net* interests. low-hanging fog ar.l um franlu- son after th# former'* artintn.n i I j excluded, whether the' lien he years. , I'OONA, India, May 20 - O P )— with th# manner In whl-h Prcnra 1 for U s e s , «ldewak. paving, or Wisconsin and llln h r r a i l c l la kallerad to be a silver of gist* “The same objeetivr* ha-*« long but futil* efforts to a’linet the WB* railed to the fa 1 lh.it >b." “ In Uo.l’s name I began this fast committee counsel hs* W n conbulkhead asaeaainet I*. law* limilint* eni-.lovmenl •> ( iwb'l* drinking • »oft drink l*»t been sought, also, by disloyal ano vesa*t’a attention with r«... . ten Ih* Cummi»*ion#ra official!, , mand in Uml's name I end it,” aaid (nstln e the In vcs.les'inn . < With the hill a law and the City •rhool children F rid a y afternoon, wa* r.leaw d seditious Am eriran organisation* A few monvont* aft -r lh.‘- v i - m-I proved Ihe promised bill *' » ' Mahnlma tiandhi today as he Tt>P cxn—s*'nn nf confidence • limits reilt'ced, M ajor Spe*t t'-lay Indiana i.'.d <aliforn * appro • < Orlando koaplUl aariy and foundation* in th* t ln t - il struek Ih# had br»k ii 9,1*11 l i * I Commissinn meeting soonstated that he w ill iietrurt the po- lawa m il. ng illegal the so-called broke hla three week's voluntary rsm e »(•*- the President sn*«Vt th* * filled with w atrr -irt l 'her tup sgo they mad* further dl-n ------------- iy moralag. H* wa* dc(Continued On Fag * Two) |.er department that "" further -yellow .log” cnni.aci oiler wh. h cast- l.y sipping a glass nf orange week-end dnsrn the Potnms# wdth > nf Ihe suhleet useless in 1*»’ " deck* veer* awash. * T e U r a d out o f danger. IMilicing of any "f 'In- aroa ex- an employe would a c t* * not •» •nice II.- began hi* fast at noon ••c rs ts rv Woodln ititcin# whl*h 3 hill staled that “T h is set *b»B ,However, hit phytldan W k**pMay H The en,| nf the fast wa* «Xew discussed the Inclusion nf “ rqme a law Immediately ul-'" •*" ludetl will la* neci - inv lie also loin a union. The Illinois senior as impressive *■ ita beginning. He fag him "Oder obtervallo-t. fur the Woodin'* name on th* Bat of ap*•aid that th# aamfaiy .lc|,artment cassar# aa,f adoption hy tl» I - " Lasted a similar I. II, as well *- a wa- wholly without food three U l m atiM remalaa *mbe-tied It. ria l client* who obtained stock will be notified .1" .Ii continue Islature, Ita signing by the "trlct «nti ir n hill. tbs'. moacle* af. hi* each. The obweek- and 40 minute*. bargain price* _____________ . .. 1 nor, or Ita beeomlng a l» » . •*', h - i'*rba*e collection from the ex­ Cslaradn rr|-eale.l its anti ptekjart wiO be removed Juat aa aoon tine hundred and &0 men and ‘ eludedarea.’ IIUNOKR S T R IK E F A T A L tj ctlag act. New JI cxko passed an women and a score of newspaper­ »* It la feasible to do ao. Ir th W A S H IN G T O N , May » . - ( * ) N E W Y O R K , May A out th* guverrmr** »lgnnii-ie" Mayor ffne#r Ratttrdav »(>■- i Only two electric light • will be eight-hour law f'»r hitslnaaa n.*n men were admitted to hi* room, “ l M M tlm * Chief Shaffer b remlnd- — Tb* Senate passed and sent tn bull market In *to-ks rollml for­ C|it o ff; on# that hn> l»-*n bumS IM L A , India. May and W0n.cn an.l -la le office rn>- Pm glad ike untouchables are her* adag l u i n i m r by * alight dit- th# Ilona* a Mil establishing tb# ward again today after *«fn# hes­ noon stated that in hia opinion lb* next step would b* furthc, -I ng on West F irst S ited for th* Sikh sarvlng a life sentenar 'OB plnyaa. Montana adopted similar will. it*. I do not know what Hod M d a r t wbaeevar be swallnw*. tl* Everglada* National Park la Flo r­ itancy during th# first hour. T ra d ­ Andaman Island dl*d yesterday, rwution of th# pmpu*«l to r*d>. *1 iw*t a#v*ral year* th- other th#t restriction., (nr -trip miners, -ruck expert* from me now but what­ ida. Tb* Mil by Senators Fletcher ing failed to touch th# feverish Ihe city limit*. A t that time he dot bum* In ***t Marvqma IT * * # after f r a .My* of a hunger ftrlkw par* of Saturday but week-end ever it n u r be I know he will driver* and worker* an I c*nie-.i and Tram aw ll set* said# approxi­ be yreeeea m a e erU la apot a f bU not know whether the bill «' rea l "v h l* are the nni> one* that h*v# In which 39 political p rlw m m Dlanta, q d *rre s. hydrmalccti u rive m* vtrangth for It," Qandhl deepIt* hie -.-ataer har- mately UNO square miles of Dade, news indicating further gain* in at th# commission meeting *»J •■**••» connwted in all of Ip# partlclpatsd. •tael production provided conaidraid. Monro*, and C#lli«r couatMa for and sugar r*fiocrls*. tha ou# pasaad at T aila h a .v .t that new hai be.n d e lu d e . crakla bulllak ammunition. tb* yrspoead park. foe IL Financier Declares He Has Faith In Effort t Siiles Tax Advocates 1__ m am al For i p i j r f : . __•*»— HISS4V - --V^lW-tWnltr ......w.-tAn-’trcnky W . dweebaol .flar-UunUMm^eJ. Made Hy Roosevelt ing Spcecly Action WhHtj ffi iaN". *r,r ,,"v .* Sh-dt* ye-lerday for FEDERAL PROBE'118 PERSONS ARR-srCu’ZtTir....... OF DAVIS TO BE RESCUED FROM ASKEDBY SOLON SINKINGSTEAMER Ambassador At'I*arge Victims Of Lake Dis­ Declared To lie Ob­ aster Spend Night OnFog-I*adenlsland ligated To Morgan I I1M VARIOUS STATES PROVIDING LAWS TO ASSIST LABOR Memorial Pay To He | o " £ {TST lntivc M e » es * i•»"!'< % **** Sanford-C.it v Limits Automatically Shrunk Without S h o 11 z’ Signature th# With Mor^nn P Shaffer's Condition _Is Greatly Improved I * fiandhi Ends 3 Weeks Of Voluntary Fairting Senate Paasefl Bill Stock Exchange Hus For Everglades Park Another Bullixh Day * Il aMt t» laenta th* euK - »k«» ‘ \ ___________ _____________ ----------------— --------- 1--- — S2L. r ___ V > . x �- _ . __ _ . . .. - ■- ___ SA N FO R D H IK a u —“* TO HOW T IIM tK ^ m n . n ORLANDO UnfArrl SUNDAY TUT In The W E E K S N E W S l » ” y W STAND onhm m u u i R II •Mylnns •rldioelo ■ H t T O R M C IN T E fl— Adelpk Hitler, *heww Iw typical po*«. wtw tnr*a(*a«d Garmany'i reatpnatlen frem IM Laagua anl«(* »M we* •ranted arm* *au*'df. Hla t H K i fallawad Fr*aidant go«»«v*it'a •*W K e n ) f M m M ^ e Their Fi­ nal F irtt H alf AppearanceTom orrow R*nf-<rd Celerg^ed* Th# TWrn, otniMlInr nloo* with • t##m of youncRttn* who MW fln»* h«1f fwnnnnt Rmhitlon* hnsHlmllv VRnUh wh#n th# 1n«Hnn« woo Thf rwftiV. hop# to th# •■M#* thU onr#. TVy N#il al Sm w Nmrr»«. valng unawattaned evape rated milk Inataad ef fraali milk and cream. He favnd th* rvaperetad predwet lee* Irrltatlnp and mere dlpaetIkla. wilt their final find-half appear In Orlando tomorrow after when at 3:-10 o’clock they w ill begin plav agalnat the O ' lando T ig e r*, fourth-place Central rinetda R.aeb all League m iry . Th e fed *. In flrat place by a • eingle ra m * lead over the Daytona Beech Talandera, have a -lean date iw -l. aerie. wl*h the Tiger* tho* fa r. for Tiff* Minor h u shut of* Iw lrr. - ulr f M ti %ifKn «l i i m >4hfof| I I OiUn^> l e e i l u i l «| I V ini In y lH M WiUUmAon. Ililvagn ilriMihlyti 'M|jr|r |,,hu w m •‘Him■«, l*hll««|wl|»|||| la f*r 1. .CIS IS .ii* In •ii» ini nt tl u II 31 O It It ii ii ii I? K 11 SI (n a»*y ' on U Wtidemann i(4 the arUit th, U tiiM (.rad*t* of Mm 4tn**n*fuj ■.ago 1* » .per<t»r Ut-r ad.nrd of thir, w»r» erArt •thlbU. irtin p il »f -Ji»fer>*. R«W «f. tW k»tV« th r , roirtl wa* arranged I r Daily W orlrr. official otfkuil orgae an. A riot roll bro ghi "Jo lit*, anc the’ n»il: of offier*. With I ■f ihe Coat atuniat party. !wd- lagan aatherins tl -rtna cl the . *win zing. Ibe police chartti orth German Uoyd al J Bf|lifT jrJ pier at bottle* and brkki M. 1 ... A. i i t . "Mia. Han Me har d e-aCkt A eordnn nf accJtd i o r t f viatt eti.t proceed* — IT A t Steamship Pier r. *#*ali wrrf - I a»nt to Ike German cdmiIj U A*** If A* rulNinhila N EW Y O R E . May thou-and rnmmuniata and ant Nati*. prntaaling the arrival ef ia .i V Mrmann, Hitler goodwill amhwa.adnr to the Chirac i Wotl*fa Hair, verted their wrath p e r. A * tho liner noaed into In a pitched hat 11* w th police ye..- i ho demonttralioo o ened up. Hla erday. •»r.h ifie led Ihe P ro to d a n l.’ rntlm rnt*: “ Dowa with ta* H ilU r m- rder and lerrur regime^ -W a r Th ftten n o ’ and women wvrw ■ailed on rhargr* ef taamull ettd •flmirt r*v t'nndort. Two policvm j were taken to a boapital alter the rry. Wridermanr, arrompanigd by a German artlat, Gotthold. R:h km |*r, landed quietly at th* Batitry. RKHftRTJt MFRFI, H AVAN A. an Fe*elim.” A C T IV IT IE S Mny r . — lAY - Attache* from the coo.ulaU C m . Ar»rnlo ttrtli wa. »*p-»rtpi met Ih r liner at q u a ra n llrr. R»hath In Havana yealtrday. trretvlng th* prolrat. they com­ porUag on rmbal aclivltie*. mandeered a tog alawg»Jd# a OUT O r T H E RANK*. Erne at Terrene*, be­ ta*** “h*#*y» *« countlet* m en * maeterpiece*, who w*e let* t* the rank* of eereenOem foMowin* an eperatlen *1 r» III *lirwt* JifM.n* MlltNIlIkM I r»*lm nit imi IIm M .ula v |||* K«M«a*» nt* fTUwlAtoo rntrhor. *n»t KHHU AI•oiniAh. J*#lf.A*b#MU n ip _______ bttrlaf, to #0 pffnH to nv*»ks,lil th* Puds. Alfbohdb'h U sfhffiaW to mav turn hurling dutlci over tn leftv Flora, Ihelr ace hurler *n 1* fe» The F«d. omhehlv will lake the Bald with Jnhpnle rnl*-'*'h >-• atalled nt third he**, and with Oft* Ciiftt on thr m«-"d |* I. m m In hu'l and h* w**h T ie* It1" — ami C 'l D—I-t« are 0>e ' eh*hl. — I- we,It.Me hurler* now 1 |he* Mel* h a . left (he rltv. YeHtcrdnyH 't r i o t u K ohu K h I.KIMK lr»a" I. Uortlin 1 I l» In >r in not I I t llr»..klim J <• Turk *. Him. iron t l..ul. i. I‘Mlait.l|iM. While the two rlntv* are halfl'ne e* O'landn. the lee.hure Tlniln. will he at Corn* and lha Da*Inn i Wearh t.te.dera will mnva d-iwq * N*wr Afnvma for a final lima thin The ttroln. an,| Indian, hare anllt even «u far thie vear. A.a Wall nmhahlv will gel the .(art. lag a«*l*rim*nl for lh* Indiana with -leiftv Knowlea atmn.l aur* In hli'l Hem tnr It— ftmln. • The f.l.ader. wl'l nae |.eflvj-— Bnrhhardl nr Rod Haa* again.' .tme-frurVer* whn tipaef “BOWLING NOTES’* th* Fed. on Thumdnv, while the In lh# Han fori I Dowling League fraekera ellhe* will fa* Teil floodHeh. from lh, lower Fa.l Cna*t, thin week tho Km real (ja tch rl'. or Joe Che-h, Ihe Slet.nn fail- twik 0 "tralght gam r* to g„ |n(n flint plarr ami taking tho N o-lli hall—. . , Prr.ldenl W. ||. Mandelrnm at Untiling tram down for Ihv flrat ftrl*wln ennminre,| lhal hr will llm r In many wrek*. ramler a derl.inn In Ihr Sanford- The United l.uniU-r Co, lint •£ 1,ee.h»irr protr.1 ra.e tomorrow gamr. to th,- Ner-lli llotllm. whilr the Valdox ilo.nl took 2 gamra ’ momlng. A«a Wall. Corn* Oldfield*'- from the McKnighl'a f'lraner*. nltrher, remain, a. Ihe league’* Hoy Holler of the Gatchel’t tnImltler leader, while hi* tram taln.1 M| for .1 gamr*. II. Zurllridr mala* have planted themaelve* In uf Ihr MeKnlght'a got #12. Haul •erond ol.ee h, halter*, ar-ord- I'ein Id tolali-d Wit and ti. Wad.Ing tn nffleial average* reteaaei d«.i. M TO R Bt today by Heler Srhaal, league »er • V .1 <1 rtMb t r»wF»r.n« »*r|ftta !• « MaRfttrd t f«gahlWI Rtto 1# V«« Pit" rtaw t 1 | rterer-Clak A ft If 111 !■* t*t • 1 IM VAM If « 111 •*. • 1 TCI •* -tv *n M N alllM l U * n II II ■ W -.ll r o e —, H I ' H Ol h . m iM 'tn n a » *1 I* I t [> IV - I n M • ' I I* M ,1 ; Perl, f u i l n . . • IT t II N m (i.i.-d ., I* it * M W ~ k » II.- I e . V VC « II At,k n i t . N a n f n n t *11 « II B p r n n l n a l o n Mi* • *1 * It HbufftH aL.fnw*ra. nrlamln U. M-OnHe e - , ' a P.wf. Orl.o.ln , f t . '*ra. a.-f-.r.l , • n-rflo.fl '.nlnr* g; ( r p r i . n . H tv lo n a C Hillman. OrUml" * t I* 1* I t t I* , I II tl *11 I’ VM l» I II I I * la .1 a I. *1 t fa * II ^ • I t l N«rrri.Hii*i N ll.i I*. tst l»t IS* III fill l i t lit ISt 177 S IVBull. 1a.* ISi 114 174 y UllatiR tie lit lift In* l*MUt tv «.till .til It# 174 SSI Tf»lwl« 77» 7tt*‘t i t m s T i . I a I- 9 T -la l. *714 " 1J7» til H IIIN K 4T 1. T L ai | i It I h t l l c r 111Inti K l» 1 r u m K V K d r e t I Ilian la m IS! JWW Itl ICS |4« ik i .t Itt 177 IM 1. : Ml Ml lit 1*9 J4» 11# 177 IJt 1M 1M Ml lli • -1 IM III IIS 7#l Mi ill SSI MI ill S it in F.i% 11# lh | • l> all Ml III MS 714 3141 H11 MECCA—All raid* lead to Chicago, |m« year, with bu*. ,p'ano and *hip line* ripiellng o gola lu n n ir k.rng‘*e leurlat» «* »»»*- C.M—J -of-J—- —>* -apotlt'an. Photo *h*w* dt-.k i-.mr on th» Griat Laura' irgnt liner, tho »«eandbi*, which wilt bi devot'd *■ ilativtl* tkh cumm** to c*rr»inn/»i' 0>*l to Mm Woman Trapped In B a t h t u b Rescued By Police, Firemen I'KNVEIt. May 2T. (Ah — I ri.ppi-tl in ■ tiothtuh four day*. Mia, Mary llrnann, <U year, id i ■ml rather atnul, wa* n -rni-d by i olire and firemrn. Mr. Ilrnoir. whn livr. alone, -aid .he bet-ame wruk while balhng I*.I H nilay and wa< unabtr In 'Itt hrrrrlf from thr tub. In her effnlt. tn frr* hriat-lf, ah* became wrderi) under thr faucet*. Ml*, y. A. Jonec. a .leigh'inr, dlaciivrred her plight ami finally nlilairrd help after narrnwly earailing airent. Mhr railed the file di-i-artmrnt, bill In hrr eicileinent rave the wrung aiklina. The mat lln tn 'h r r« llr(|, lh * ■ w i l r h l m a r .' o p t - t a i o r I b i d h * r II w a * a f u n n y .l o r y , but m il In h n lh rr him a g a in | | II. a* Mr h \Y » .« u r . Tf.Mlw HI 119 IM M9 171 7*1 1 tl Ilf. II) lf.lt | IL i IM IIIII mI W H T h . . l r » i. . u II. X>trll»UM N %> If %l. l . r i i it.irviAii SI VII J i n H \ K ritB F il 1 1 F 1r |il»r r te to A Ilf i l l <1*1 *47 MV lil lli Its Iti - • . *i III MS Ml II" ne silk Its l i t 1 : -.: N l l i w i l l o t r ’p l ' f { - t o T - - k C l i n p io n sh ip t p i«f i n H i ic * • , . . t « i. nr In- would Inin hfr titer In tin-1 Trade In (loljm. Mr*. June* Inlrphoned a Dlrd Ihlpila of thr nimi-tirr a.-tre'inn- f•trill a ding 'lo t', i> t gate mrnt hate not lan-n il'.tio.rd h t tin nnine. A polne rar wra* aont nil l tin- olfirrr. invtlrd her tr the I'hinr-r «*|in-rard adm ratlor hi ad'|irat Irta for ebaervati )P. lor thr ctiatage nf lh»ij- leader* Ilowrvrr, .hr imliM'i'd thrm la whn negnlialt-tl It. It_ia'generally t i .t Mm. Ilrt'rnn'a liomr. Thr tir act eylttl b> 'Hit' ■Dll near public tun Mat found in the luh. r'l.r lluii tin Jaiuuiro will abide by mef linn M-a|nmdrd. . .heir ptumiara nut to enter l'e.|»Thtowing u hlankrt nvrr thr un- Ing. fnrtuiM.tr wnnian, thr rearuere Agrnnr. of public opinion In gavt- In-1 nimrtahmrnt l>efo|i- pty Central ami Ninth China hava no mg hi-t n t nf thr tub. A pniHr aympathy with the criticlain of •iiigion raid 'he war ai|IT.-ring| I an lone,r leader* almrd at Nanfrnui high Idimd prraaiitp a: tl klrg’a parlry. lor a Hmn-Japaneae tiucr ai range mm t. At Shanghai the freling prevailed that the Can­ ton group wa* open to the charge of dn.ng much talking but con­ tributing nothing to tha milllaty i-ifort- agamat Japan. Thr tru e In thr Helping area la entirely Inral and in no way af fret* the atat a of Manchuria and Jrhol a Nanking guvernment S H A N H Ifk l. China. May T J.— raid yratrnlay. (Ah -While wrlcom irg the millCanlonrae effort* to oppoae the la iy truce between uppualng S no- program of th* Nanking goetrnJepaite.r force. In th* Helping mrnt were denounced by thi* R ID E R SM MIS! •!• sis W a g o n e r’s ••’URNITURE CO. - U L. PERKINS 106 Park Ay* U1 Jtt IM 119 147 j i PhonS 774 BUI Sanford Ave. Bottle of Beer and , 10c Sandwich Both For 25c T ara. — (tatMerw’a 8r a . r Fr« g .P h o n e 9 14 0 Delivery Seryl • fur Part let Angel’s Fat Shack Oeneva 4 Rapftrd Are. TRIANON Admisalon 50c. Tax 5c BRIGGS P. Paul’s Beauty Shop droiardrd 2" know “the price that w a . paid'’ fur thu reataliun Your old F u m ltu rt For Caah a t a ir * , th*. Chipear pie-* Thur>day 199 MS Ml 147 Ml tCl .MTT ttM Ml Ml M4 111 14 1 M l IIIM MS lit IIS Ml m : lit I." MS Tiilala ITS M2 t'le$U%r.ttft Me l i f t *f n l a l g Vjftiil H IT S HIGH ’ S P O T S —C -f* * 'n T d n afrt W ilih , of to* U n i. e n ity of -it -?i. Cat-rrro.o. -m - t"*-T r-"i"ij Iran, nf New. parer* urged the utmoat mil lie Iv regarding di-lail* of the egntlatlnna Iwtween repreaenta-i e, of Nanking and of Tokyo and JEW ELER C. C. Ur I i f * . PropIM lU f lt ^ b .* ii i i . i . s u i i * # r r t E i M f.Ilfin r .% M-r.» T If**!! % ii m iu U r n II. in MS Ml it: If? M l 111 111 IM III M l. *121 n s m « T mI i H 111 IM ns IH Ms S71 147 Ms itt 2l s e GEORGE WASHINGTON* tea m o m s . m (A im M l W IS T A N D fflNEST t**ry Kaaw* Eaelllfy • Qdtg* O liiltlf Caawettlag lakky « M t Pabst Blue Ribbon la llt o il* (b o d b ra o lh ), lha id o l fault no on# forghmi. paad hava haUtoda. Oorgtng with Uitarine ln*fontty dottroy* mouth odor* and check* Infec­ tion. U m It doily. Recent teif* efiew that L ife lin e promptly t o i tom ei odor* ordinary antioeptici ean> hide In 4 day*. U u i* ,M a ,U .l.A . - MAYFLOWERS MO OOOMS . MO OATHS A I I A U T I f U L H O T IL ------ Igleadld f n l W i i * O ti*,e . l i l t * Calf** Ikaagt Do you know why tho wow^ ---------- F O R RA LE B Y ----------- KARL J. SCHULTZ $5.00 LIFE INSURANCE CO. $3.50 Malrfrt Maaager “Over CM ml Ilia* la force'* Phaae 472 111 & let Bu \ . FLAGLER* IS HERE - FULLY AGED AAA Ain ERR R E L IA N C E m o o i i h a s t h i s is t f l i t OAIAOI iviir c o m v i h i i n c i roi i u m m i i coMroiT k ..ruasMKiiiMTRiNMnMa.. 8A N F0PD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. B. L. PERKINS ELECTRICAL 8UPPI.IES PHONE 442 108 MAGNOLIA VALDEZ REFRESHMENT PARLOR X a id e s H o tel ROBERTS’ ANGEL’S EAT SHACK G eam a n d S a n fo r d A r « . Grocery and .M eat M arket D O SSE rS QUICK LUNCH W a a l P in t S I. ' T he Stare af ferric* aad Qeality" POST OFFICE LUNCH 1 st u 4 Aeraaa froai Poat Offlea PA LM ETTO PHON E St MONK’S BILLIARD PARLOR U T M a « « o lU A t * . OEPPE •'VvVv; « VWfi<V. . •• • -t Vii -V > * <• ' . 1 �Laat n ig h t we UftteMd to .tiro of Florida’# faran o at political leaders discuss legislative m atters which vitally «*' feet tits people o f this state. W ith less than s week re­ m a in in g before the adjournm ent o f the present session end w ith Governor Sbolts committed against the calling of e speelsl eaaelair, ft' becomes increasingly evident th a t what­ ev e r le going to b * done f e r th e re ilo f o f th e payers m eat be done a t ones. T hat, the dispute over tax bills waxes warm. l i n t we heard Governor Sholtz pay tribute to the work which tb s vtrioos committees have done in preparing thsim um w rnble M is fe r legislative action, and promise th a t tbs otsMst imports**** t*» t*ow wVft n h t i N i Mr. Davit *>*» has or hat had with any «f thee* *V- tor la tha pact. Now lafa examine tha rtaaon for thla praaont Say t*. rival t f Bryaalsw. grxeu-betktom. aad athar proposal* fW pMttoa away from tha r»W rtwrlaarl. f » t t » M rneinfwg dhpw o f t h h saaaion su ffic ie n t tlm w vw (far* tra in wc ha*o to distinguish m ains for th e enactment of truly constructive legislation. batwatn lha domoatto ittaattow A t the same time he warned th at powerful lobbies had been and tha international moot important r aft week, eng a w now a e v tin g th e ir ntmoet influence, to de* Tha t h a d issa tisfa c tio n w ith th e flat aw Mhd of IftgielaUaa opposed to special interests and s ta n d a r d to this cm m try M political ■fhvgritUm. .................... Commenting at some length *ipon the so-celled refund- i i t r overburdened taxpayers by aetting up tha machinery ad Ju n ta a r t aad casnprornine of our 1800,000,000 bonded Most countries havs boon tryiaft for auvara) yvan to stimulate t o e In n s and miss price* by making mousy very ebaap and by In­ creased public expenditure*. I s thia effort they have encountered d humanity. In jo u r own Interest and th a t of your children, net to ait supinely by and let foRy and ambition destroy year seated institutions, recall your cherished .rights and wound unto death the Goddess of Liberty under your very eyes." • And a t we have a decided conflict of opinion appealing to th e pewple for support. ltd * practically impossible for th e a w ra fe e R tie n ,'fa r from the- cehtar of these battle scenes, dependent solely for hie knowledge of the facts upon hearsay and too frequently prejudiced opinion, to know recisely and Intelligently wherein hie future interests lie. MY trouble has com# to us *n> Fd Is told by one th a t the bill win ruin him ; by the other, th at It la hie salvation. What ia he to doT and he Is longer cages what his score Aa for moat of ue, we do not believe we can any long­ may be. er be frightened by th at scarecrow of former daya that I , t o * learned that goU la just a anything, can ruin ua. If anything can ruin us more than ja n e we already are. It would, at least, be Interesting to know bad whatever th* shot, Ufa stays w hat It ia. Necessarily, whatever road we follow Into the /• th* same. , future m ust be'accompanied *by a Certain amount of blind i a la grateful bow far tha ebaoea faith. Necessarily, the failure or success of the Admlnia(a play l i tratten m easure m ust depend to a Urge extent upon its ad­ m inistration. I T hat tha cJalmi of its most ardent proponents are ex­ aggerated, there are perhaps grounds for belief. ' T hat it will not utterly destroy ‘life, liberty, and the pursuit of 9 happiness" goes almost without saying. Moat of us, we . believe, are willing to give It a chance. I f both aides are to be taken serfoualy, It U "kill or cure" medicine. And that's about w hat we’ve been waiting for. P currenry br tonkin* measure*, th* mar* difficult It to for U to protect Its cold reserves. MR. LY O N : I can see that all right. Of tours* If a country ha.t to keep Ita currency redeemable In gold. It means that th*r* can’t to as much experimentation with the axe of currency for flnancin* goteminent, or manipulation of money to cur* depression* or to boost th* price level, as wontd to possible If ths government hn,l a free hand to do what It pleased. MR. H ARD Y: In other wont* the gold standard to to a certain extent automatic and Inflexible. It doe* leave more play for manage­ ment than Is generally supnosnl. but nevertheless It puts • limita­ tion on Management. Then srSIn. we are'living In a time of xtrong vociferous nationalism. The gold standard seem* to, and to a cer­ tain extent does, put each country under th* financial control of all other gold standard countries. MR. LY O N : Lat me se* if I fol pio or 1 /!' ,* , r* j fold la ,"w'' * " •n ir'h of an! to ntrios rn far effect rnd to ska in ind as t they prices lion la I . im i. money react.! g just ml out eta on ont 0f monty _}n eirealstion. u s all tied up wllh those of the other fold standard countries. la a f o l j standard world, no country „ „ pars or a policy of rptost* did Isolation. That h why wo talk about the IN T ER N A T IO N A !, fold standard. N R- LY O N : 11 '"oke, than, aa 'hood* wv come here upon the "WVting p lan of two nppo.ing tondoncios. national autonomy and intornational aollitorlty. tilt* H A R D Y : Exactly. + h* fold standard impttoa a world economy, It in with a feneral sc hemr of thlnfe In which foreign trade, the International flow of capital, the improvement of communication, and world poaco ara-consdderod doslrabls. But it fits badly Into a world in nhirh the emphasis ia on nationalism, patriotism, protective tariffs. Immigration restrictions, and standing armies. Aa I see it. the present reaction ajralnst -the ■up- fold standard is really a reaction in trie* ayainst all those limitations on the freedom of national action which arise from the interdcoeml ence of the nations of the world. flu DR. HENRY McLAUUN, J r . di»- SEMINOLE FEED C a LUMBER 30 OAT SPECIAL Tops Dressed 50c Sanford Duco Co. 3rd and French Ava. Don’t rink cheap oil In your car. Just hacaoaa Il’a c k M l Hard, hot-weather driving aoon ahowa up ‘*hargaur oil*. They get thin, dirty, lifalraa Inai th eir b o d y then watch for your bearing*! Deeft experiment. Baal ecomimy lien in Quality oil—changed regularly. Let a# prove it to you. O ptom etrist. SAN JUAN SERVICE Lense Duplicated t ’nme See Us — Teat Free " Phone 449 Test Spark I’lugs Free Teat Brakes fra # Test Wheel Alignment Free Teat Bhttery Fra# Test Radio Tubea Free 112 Park Ava JLF stations from Maine to Mexico ■re now offering a motor fuel that aurpuics everything that baa goos before. This great fuel is new in everything but name. It actually [h a t [raatar tmiUaga and cult rtpaircaitt—because it lubricates tbs upper cylinder and valves. Tha osw lubricating Good Gulf Gaso­ line contains an upper cylinder lubricant made 8y an exclusive Gulf process. This lubricant—correctly blended with that Good Gulf Gasoline, tbs famous/rvsA gas G l they must ha repraauntotba. Uto thirty-hour weak applied i, wa voaM hava been mere ft thJsd through with our t wh*a «a want hum* Bondar la* V t are U fausr to H. have * harvest of same In the serly fall. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, little Joe, am) th* girls left yes­ terday for North Carolina whom ttoy will oojurn during the sum- SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Tinkham the* lefrrrad to closurv* btfort tht banking com­ mittee to h t Morgs* t* r * r f that Davit was on th* Itot of favrreJ rot tom>n and that ht oOfi»*td a siseaMe mm from tht Motf t n firm several yrtrv ago, which It a. tlll la r t lt lly anliq tdttfl. Davto wot also Ihttrd by Tinkhtir. a t a member of tht hoard of tht L'ouaril of Foreign Rrlationi lit;. Thia organisation, ho tatertod. t» 'ccastaatly attomptlnr to Influence tht forelfn policy of th-r Unitol f lU tr a contrary to the b»xt intara tti of tht United State*." copal (lurch on th* lovely lawn of Mr. and Mrs. C . M. Hand's lovely residence Monday weo- Tbe W orld's F air cgts p o o ls of information, la transform ed Into a crystal d e a r explanation. The Industry and transportation division are declared to be equally aa illuminating and Interesting. B ut t h e n a r t many other aides to th s fair which will appeal more to tha aeaihetic aids of m a r than to tha practical. An ex­ hibition of the work* of aria of great m asters, collected from, all over America, wdU be on display In th a Chicago a rt muaetlm. For the lees culturally Inclined there wQl be danc­ ing giria from tb s F ar B ast who will display their talenta cultivated down through ’th e e sn tu ria .------In fact; there will be gathered la th is one spot on tha ■horse of Lake Michigan inch a concentration of the racorda o f human progress, emotions, end achievement*, the 'observance of which would take tha place of a trip around the world in informative valve. rmniistkme.” M artin i Garage If yo« have ytwsr car OK’d by fUrtin hr fare you take your SBKhR — makes ta Ja j’t p w f r t f mm frtm k m /m l far madarm matan! It lubricates ths Intake valves. prtw sN sticking, and forms Hide, o r m carbwal If you want to get more and lower cost miles out of a gallon of gas, try aft* maw GaaJ Gulf Garnimm today. It doesn't •oat a penny mors. �FLORIDA; AndPersonal i Pupil* Of M argaret Davie Give Recital Before a large gathering of r friends and relative*, the piano pupil* of Mlaa Margaret L. Davi* ifgava a recital im Friday evening (at 1:18 o'clock at the Woman’* Ftaak Chaa* ipont the n e t - [Club with J. Martin Stineripher, M h*ra with hi* parent. Mr. and baritono, aa assistant talent. The Puerto were received at the door ‘T*. 8. O. Chaa*. Ha rtturned thin by Mr*. A. M. Philip*, and Mm. Gladyt Morria William*. Th# club room* were opened en M *a d tr%m P it ihirk Avenue to sult# for tho oecailnn ami On Mctejnolil* Apartment*, eor- rated with a profusion of pink M r ad Sanford and Geneva A re­ gladioli, palm*, emitax. and fern*, arranged in tall pedeatial baiketa. The program* werv distributed • Mr*. J . C. Wainwrlght and Mi** by Kathyfiae Bpenrer. Magr Mr. A l*» Wnlnwrtght lift today far Rory,, and Junior Campbell while A * * Yerh CRy where they plan to Mr. and Mm. George McRnrir, aathe ttmtmer. altted by Mlaa Thelma Ben*on. Gilmer Mm. A n Daela and Ml** Maude M in Eleanor Hiehann. U t » *pettt the we*k-and at Lake Steele, and Don Biahop had charge MUry aa the gue*t. of Mr. Ibu. John L. Galloway. and Mm. H. C. Watera. Jr. MManeo the Wrth of a son. H. C. Waters, n i, laat night at tha Fetwuld-Laeghton Memorial Hoa- Frienda of Mm. Victor MeLaulln.w m be glad to learn that Mje *• la Improving nicely at tha nmMm Sanitarium In Orlando •IbA w ahFim dfnm rt gn operation Mr. and Mm. Will Harney, of Jaobaonrtlhat formerly of thia city, dVhe tha dintwr guest* Thursday m n in g of Mr. am* Mm. W. A. cu t*, East Second Street, MONDAY. MAY 19. 1M.1 A ctivities Social Ca VALUE FOR THE PAST 60 DAYS!!! TtESDAY. The pupil* of tha Junior High School will give a recital of mack and expression at fl:00 P. M. la the uchool auditorium. The puMit ia invited. W ED N ESD A Y. Miw E. N. Scat! and Mr*. R. M. Warren will entertain the m*aa- The Seaboard Oil Company has been giving you TOP-CYLINDER LUBRICATING WOCO-PEP, a t no Extra Cost, ever since Marehjjfth. You have shown your appre­ ciation of finer motor performance, greater vai fftffSeaboard leadership bg your grow* tng patronage.- I f you have not tried /mprorerf WOCO-PEP, read the facta below and get a filling today a t the nearest ORIGINAL Blue and White Service Station. Uub of Sanford with a party on their yacht. Ml*. Celu, at l l;M A. M. FR ID A Y The Young reople'a Service Leagvm of Holy Croea Rpieeopal <hurch will have a lubacriptlon bridge* party at 3:(h» P. M. at the pariah honae. Reeervationa may be made with Mr*. A. M. PhIHpa. IMITATION IS THE SINCEREST OF FLATTERY Senator Abo Has Received Other Letters I n s u ltin g Him For His Stand and . Mr. ~ At tho cooelu»ton of the pm. xrem. refreshment* were *erved hr Mlaa Daria, antated hy Mr*. G. tl. Brow*. Mr*. E . F . U n e . Mm. Wal­ ter R. rnmphefl, Mm. Minnie Jonee, Mr* R. W. Lawton, and the Miaaea Lettle Caldwell, llatel (Contlnoe,| From Page One) Harvey, AHee Harvey, Margaret With the open heurlnga reaum* McGarvey, and Ruth McGarvey. Ing Wednapday, Ferdinand l V * n , The progrant wna given aa fhl- committee cnunael, and hie ataff lowa: tmlay were hoay In New York, March from Tannhauaer. Wagner gathering additional data to lay — Flore nee Lota and Dorothy before the committee. The *terti ayndlrate and Joint Mamhall. Virginia account opera!Iona of the Morgan Romance, Milo D a y o firm were aubmltted to Peeora In McRory. to a quration put forward , Song of the Drum, Rliher—Jo** ,answer br Mm at th r beginning of the In­ D«ugla*a. The Chatterbox, Krtterer—Marga­ quiry. but tbe reply he*-ame avail­ able yeaterday for the flrrt tint*. ret Spencer. A Fairy Tale, Marl PaMI-T-urllle Poliah Danre. Xvaler Scbarwtnka Lawton. — Florence Lot*. Mlaa KBubeth Turnbull arrived The March nf the Cowhoye, Rlthre Flrnt Matorka, Saint-Saenn—Dor­ yeaterday from New York City to — Filly Ravrncl. othy Mamhall. •pmd • few weak* hare with her Minaet from Sonotltin op 84. No Prelude C Sharp Minor, Rachman­ dhMhar, Ilea. June Turnbull, Mag2, Beethoven— Margaret Dale inoff, Martha Biahop. Hathaway. Dance of-tha Flower.Fattier. Cm*, by— Erma Dninlney and Muriel T f ir y T I C i i l L i k e N # w H Humtcat ,ocl»i all hlada nf set*Knox. Mir* and kn tv r* . p ru n in g tn « l. ■If Mil k in d * . H r . K xp«(t m w Indian Dance, Overholat—Hamid Haiklna. " " " 'l a w n m o w e r s Jovoua Moment op. 21 (I. No. 3, R s p i l M mmd R I s s i m H Hartman— Ellxabath Wigham. A Im F i r t o k 'Dr. and Mm. Samuel Pule*ton Sketche* • from Tannhauaer. Wag­ tfav* jfniAf work d»iwi l«jr « rw l iA*rhaniQ motored to S L Auguatlne yeaterner—Elaine Harrison and Mlaa Darla, •W. Mlaa Mary K iln hath Putertan, aia Kim Pfceae »t»-W V i b e In A Flat. Garlltt—Martha a r Barton, who -to pMnntn* tit Telford. M ean t weak* hare with Impmmptlu Brilliant, Saratorlo— ' Lenora WhliMen. D R IN K Minuet. Carl Wolf—Mary Wyatt WHrTE BELT Ratliff and Retty Lota. S & e l i f t Saturday morning fnr IXrtr Mhtmar hmaa at Clayton, Maxurlm, Groton - Joe Stewart. (tg. where they will spend aom# Elfin Dance, Edward Grelg—Syl­ via McI-etvVm. Allegro Furiaoo, Kam —John L Hamerlck. relative* at Jeffemon, Ga. “Add 10 Y e a n to Your Blurtte Valae no 272. No. 1. Due#* noy—Jacqueline Campbell. Mm. S. M. Lloyd and Mlt* Jan# u f* r Lloyd loft yeattrda* from Jack- Caprice, Mana Znrra. FJiae Hutchlann. aonvtlle with Mr. and Mm. W. P., SO LD BY DHt», of Brooklyn. N. Y„ for New Mor-eau, Waltenhaupt — A n n a Bell Brnwn. York City where th#y will apend some time. They were secern- Ptdnnalaa nn 1ftf. Krrntilin—Ju ­ lian Adama. » i pan ltd lc JitkionTillt by Mr*' itid Fur Fllae, Brethoven—L o u I a e -Mm.*A. I- Betta and Mr. Lloyd. J. W. SHADOIN Acidophilus Milk SEMINOLE C r e a m e r y Co. Perkin*. ImnngnnGv nn 28. -Nn. .1, Hugo Rlenhnld—Mildred linden*. U>. Pale Mrtoq, In ra u ;— (h i. Hnmlnr. Trr-*n Del Rlego, J. Martin JttWetsher. Tnt>-»e*en. Rooinal,) De Knven,— Mil'tred Well*. •Ai* Matin, Godard— L«*l*e Pack­ ard. I f - - Perture, TJchner—Martha D 7 Woodruff plorl I * rrtan t' her# Wel-ht. Th« G**ut and E lf. Dortch—Helen HntekLnn. TO P R E S E N T PROGRAM Third Maxnrkn, T*wl* Brown— Domthr Wlggin*. AN papNa af tha Junior IH.H School god , the public In gaqnial a n Invit'd to attend a progmei of muilr and «xprr**lon h* h# g!r#a Tuaeday #v**dsg at 1:00 . ‘clock at tho J-mjor High Scho.it sudl* totllim by I t atud#iita ot w » » and txprvtaton of th# -tumor Mtgk. Rath a la k i t will prom t a paq\h#r for tha satartainment nf th* guest*. Fftlik ’L . W#rthw*,-Jr., J Di Woodruff, and Frarh L, Woovlruff. H I left yesterday for Du* Wext, 8. C. Frank Woovhruff, 111 Win vblt h|p granrfiwraat*. the Ray. and Mm. Ranaem. at their Kamo there and later accompany them to MUoltilppI for a *horl lima. Frank Woodrff. Jr. and J- flare Your Order N o w ! Graduation F k tu r • * • ** * * - * Special O ffer % Wieboldt Studio % 'l T O T O .P E P linn alw a y s b e e n a f a v o r ite a m i le a d e r in v a lu e in Dixie* b u t n e v e r b e f o r e b n v e w e , o r a n y o n e r l a r , b w d a b l e to m m o u n r e s iir h a m a rv e lo u s Im p ro v e m e n t fn M o to r F u e l an litis . W hat U it? — Briefly, It is a new anil g re a te r perform * aa ce fo r y o u r r a ^ —new tunl g re a te r practical erm toniy f o r y o u r pur***— new anil g re a te r p o w er— lu em taed ip ertl and result* In aubatanllnl rro n n m y . im p ro v e d WOCO-PEP* w ith hig h anll-knoelt ratin g and tp ecia l carbonleBt lubricant p erm an en tly blended with th is m o to r fuel aervea tu aeul th is pow er within y o u r cylinder*, p rotecting th em agaiuat w ear a n d wastage— '11 nil's T o p C ylinder lA ihriratiug Im p ro v e d WOCO-I’E P. W h y W o o o -P e p L u b ric a te d M o to r F u el T lic special lu b ric a n t ttililnl to Im p ro c ed WOCO-PEP d(M<n not rep lace re g u la r cran k case o il— ll im p ru v ri a n d com plete* tile lu b rica tin g nyalein o f y o u r ear. T ills Inhririm l, M ended In exael p ro p o rtio n fn r-p er* fe m in in e , prelect* th e valves, plafond and u p p er cylinder Mulls mid re d iire s d an g ero u s wear. It seal# lit** cylindrrn an d to prev eu ls leakage o f gasoline lc th e r rank rase. T lte re fo re wllli Im p ro rv il W lKXkPEP you will have less ea rh o u , you will u*e lean oil, ami you will u se leaa m o to r fu rl. F rom mi lie with Im p r o v e d WOCO-PKI* and get m qrv pow er and speenTaY th e same lin te l i Im p ro v ed WOCO-PEP, It to ld at th e p rice o f regular fgaoh'ne— n o p rem iu m p rice added. Q u ic k F a c t s A b o u t D Ulinctly aym bollxing Ita g re a te r value, Im p ro ved W OCO-PEP ia note G olden Color— f o r y o u r p ro tec tio n a n d easy identification CLARg *# J Get il today! E njoy new jterfo rn u m re— totally new econom y— A Blue-and-W hltfj C ourtety W OCO-PEP Service S tatio n Iff wear yuu* - f Include* ca rb o n ic*, top cylin d er lub rlcan L lucre sacs mileage. H igh er sn ll-k n o rk value. Adda actual-hors#pow er. • --- - --------llcd u re s w ra r on p i.Io n a, valvea, cylinder*. H n lu r e a sc o rin g . Ilrcreascq u ll ro ii.u m p tlo u . lu ip ro v ra h ill rUmbtng. It miners ca rb o n . B E N W lf B R ID G E Friday Seaboard Oil Company 3 :0 0 p . M . ALW AYS A LEADER IN FLORIDA JFe flare,Low eted Prlcce , MEN’S SHOES WOMEN B r il M e a ....'- 7 5 c R ubber H m I* ...35c Half Sole H»bbcr H WE D Y ^ m o r a ANY COLOR HATS Cleaned and Blocked 50c and 75c -V NADER'S SHOE SHOP n * N. PARK AVB. Im p r o v o d W o o o - P e p To-Night W 5 Sensational Is This News of Improved Woco-Pep With Dependable TOP CYLINDER LUBRICATION Added KtN$0F MOTOR• F U E L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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SATI R lU V . MAY *7, IM 3 ope Favorable MORGAN To U. S. Action For INUPROARAS Repealing Gold A c t GLASSSPARS T tudm lM tfn probably toolght and Sunday. NUMBER *111 FI t # Cm I i KANNER RELIEF Congress Is Being Presentment BILL IS SIGNED Urged To Activity BY GOVERNOR For A djournm ent § \ \ \ lG r a n d Ju ro rs Tickets In Vigorously condemning the *al a-ic apparently insufficiently »<■ of lottery ticket*. commonly j led. Put it now appear* that all i known a* "Cuba* ami “Bolito.'' in 1-uuU *rv ptoperly and amply *r Doughty VirginiaSen- Seminole County, the grnn.1 Jury' i urrd-" Measure Provides For Proposal Would P er­ House H as Little To which completed it* deliberation-1 Chicago Fair Gates ato r Askn To Find tale Retiring Of County Smatdiing Rally In I n Juror*, «ho found "that thm it ForelgnNations yesterday afternoon with lh< Do But Senate In Out W hat Goal In­ piorntalipn of four indictment* iti.i d ol Public Instruction failed, Ronds RylTsingGns- Stocks Is Recorded To Pay O ff Debt In Are Opened Today Faced W ith Severak four no true bill*, place, ry | • , i-.uljiipalc in any dividend vestigation S e e k s and oline Tax Monica NEW VORK. May 27. (db CHICAGO. May TT-—f>P>Depreciated Money spunstbility for the future sale ol I |s--I by th r |yi|uiilutur of UnIm portant In n uen A smashing rally m stocks, a W XSH'NOTON. May 27 <<V> M-ch tt.ket* squarely up In th-l w'li, nl tlciciiu. .immimend that The Century of Progress inter­ boom fur commodities, and a t Vp Wm Pwoo) TALLAHASSEE, May 27. t-TI An urr«*r, pree'pitate-l by a ilaw rnforcement officer* uf the) -l.i In-aril of I'uniic Instruction national eapoeltion opened it* WAPHINTsTON. Mny 27— A m erican action to rem ove The Senate voted to give spr­ •harp dip by the dollar rx»alr* today after f i n tear* Imiand from Virginia’* quiik. ( riHipty, • i .n.i.irdtately with their at hangr i.itay measured Ihe relA.r.1—A sqiierre to. forr« \ it and V-triiml ng cmtahl la'nm th e gold clatiae fro m all ob pra'ting Senator tila»- to know. |n their final presentno-nl. th .un-) *« to the alienability of preparation and the spending of |1Jl,r>tX).0nn |o date. Opening iha goal o | the inquiry into J. P .| grand Juror* al»o announce ihpi I- liffif.jf n.amlnniii* pro rrdings Mimday at turn r M. to a htllj » tliv of fibnn-inl markets In the ntljournmtMit of (’niiffraAi« . ' lig a tio n s had theac rea u lU • kfrtltmr (t*r •p frrtm w j • he proposed erasm r nf the gold hy mlit-Junc in 'now on In Korean and 4’natfmny.. rluuaxeil. Ho y bare -ie**B4lg*4#rf the —■!♦»*- m-1-nmrrt tlip-LI-mLIatm tn rccug of the gates waa followed by i lame from public and -private •■nrnrst w ith inti-nsivp p i^ H — a b ro a d t--------->---------------------— I fur jm’Miv fuIumiU Hi. lu.ure yesterday that the! to-* o f Ihe ttoanl of Public Inday of pageantry Including thr their claTT " debt*-, totaling-swngkly -I0U L ondon— T h e d o lla r loot official dedtrsthm by PnslmseLo,i*i^inUi.*u..j» jmJu* juii i -.tuciion and th# County .Supeua. . I t - 1Wo.-report of-Vheir* mvnrtl — H m -t-tm g m m -.m » d -th* J - i u . ■illmu dollar-.. Trailing nn the siiri'- u'ti'lHr WHSlp-fo hurry Ml rorhlmo » .pitcher and through the* romaininR moti* —■•g ro u n d "*- h i— liea ey " a c H b ty t ^rTeoTraTTarTey rrpresentmg" m , vllui.e trrritm y emluace* a* tettdrnl of Instruction. The invrMi- .......... . It........It- of lottery tick the jurors d .irtl “We ha, J ■ n.eth.bl of retiring county, •Stork Fvrhange, while prices umcntnl pilp of Ipjri.slatlou. Preaidenl Ron*eeelt. Tbe climax most half the population of thr gallon brought out Ihe fart I hat S to c k s w ere b o u y a n t. B rita in rose from one to more than rfMrtat rn.il .hnn-H by uatn*; "all rreorita . , to he well krpt and SI. lolly investigaleil the alleged will he tonight when ecience country. The end nf^tho week finsla Iho eras relieved th a t th e Ju n e ga-ol.re funds In pur hase at the III d»ll*n>, appr ached a rec- House with h ardy rn ugh work Inmie* a ray from the star arcH unting the rigid rule, of *1 all proceeding* proper,except for a mb- an«l oi-erattou of lotteries have n.aikrt price. • nl breaking volume for Satur­ d p r d e b t p ay m en t will not lie turu* to turn a switch lighting irm r, » crowd br*he Into vigorous few irrrgtilariliey in Ihe allotalooi hi-.'wn a* “t ’nh*! and "Itolilo" in. dayAt dosing time the to keep it busy a wrek, amt t|m fin niin.de I'ounty. amt ha-e found I The House l«d») amende. sW h a heav y b u rd en . E x ­ all the building*. Today'* prn- e.ipla *e when Ftrdiiisnd I's-roia. "f certain fund, received fimtt lirkrr a half hour behind Senate with half a dnren big and Senate nppn.ve.1 biennial appro­ •ontroversial measures ahead. epeeche* by the benkn g rtiinm lice c hi i*«l. the sale of collateral smirlties -idrrahlr evulrmr that Mr h p ec ta tio n * w ere th a t p a y ­ gram in'ltule* •he a.-tual market but advices priations hill In rail for an annual pledgrd by Ihe defunct Rank of l«l- nml o|s-rallpn of lollrr.r. h>i. The House has left one hill ofParley, Rufus C. Oawe*, Mayor bulled h» **a- ready resign it prt es wrre strong. m e n t will be m ade. ,-xren.litnre of fe,lttx,l24, hu* I tv into. In the past,' school fund. fieialty cancelling ths obligation Kelly, _ of Chicago, Governor It ontlti.ie-i tin Pagr knurl .mature were dlset -tied with hi* Part*—A bear market in Hoij railed to brine the important to pay contract sums !„ gold. The P * lar* developed. Ttie dollar fell In Horner, of llllnoi* and other* V*O' k . nes uir to n font vote. The :.rn. railroad regulation bill and th* Then as J. ,P. Morgen set by value. French eoldnre* toward 14407239 I vte bill ralle,t fur nn exp'ndllure n*w tariff power for PresIdsSl ■ «H «f war debt payment* wa» sppMiiiiiiy sauteed el the unusual j »f frtntXJWS Roosevelt are yet t" b* , ,n * "P* spectacle rr.olvinf senalorial dignot affected. Jtepatnr T G Fnleh, l.eeshnrg, as Is also the oil Industry regulall.ly linn a riiuml lulilr .quahidr Berlin—Germany wondered If | prr«blent nf the Senate, yesterday tlor measure. aba could afford to continue on lilgs. rrturtril. hall taring Ih* qirinuKkail.a lull in auaik^priuHbt BeDra it get* to the tariff th* fuld. “ButtrfMr* to * Germsny (rim rlaliites to penult th" placing of nwwd: J f •)•'. j —- —v* Senate wilt hav* to act on the Is* the new American policy were " O b - y e G t tuft's What It’* *11 a brief summary nf proposed conilependent offl’e* approprlattan aean In payment of loan* with In­ ai-uiit. W ere h.iving a ilr.‘ i and stlliillonal amendment* nn Ihe which hae become a hatf-bllthlBflated cheap dollar*. all we lieeil now Is pcan Is erd hallnt* in general elections instead dollar economy measure, the tw"r vh Romo- Banker* *ald paper dnl "f the full text of the proposed Finnncial House Will bllll,in dollar home mortgage tervlutrd lemonade." Ia n -Inatead of (old will be llef hill, fh* public works indos(iro rg e H ow ard, p rriid eiii "I the monts Ho Received i «n 'cnd».eni Move Into Firnt Na­ trial to pay Ike 5M00.000 Inlereat on control measure passed by o f io.nl resolution* t il■t*.I t 4>i p oistlu.,, w.i- on .he Group In PIcdvrH To ,l.i nil a t the tm m -d VII golds’* ex ment Must Rc Paid the 1100,000,000 debt; From Nntional City |lVo'posing o bxtltiitm nal amend fh# House yesterday, the oil In­ tional Bank Fdifice Braeael*—The market fnllnwed m »nt* -umr o f Ib.-m le n g th y dustry c/wlrol bill, .gnd th* new Ppvplnnmpnl OfNn- |,|o . te P em tn-isl'- i n lr i , i-ilo.-v | the reaction af the Pari* money .-IS have I s r n a.ioptrd d.irtnp thr ^tb—rw ora'4 digging qiMiilonB. —DABIK.-Mnr-gl - -*4* - |•ayment f- 'RF.W - VIIKKI Msy I.niton P. Alien, presi.Vnt nf ths gold bill. tionalMic S p i r i t mart; |„ between It must d * ar out lie was telling ol lor nrga.i.su -f Frarre’s iVfanltrd war debt in -! The third and last c-uint on r tr - e n l *e«fion o f the I e g ix la l.ir r. Ssnfnrd Atlantic National Bank, Stockholm—Prof. Gustav Cassel. pending nomlnstbin* a few of The hill went to thr calendar nn this afternoon announced lint in Ja n n sr), ItO , of lh.« g n a t in e rt doe la-^ tb-remher wa. sn whlrh Charle-. I!, Milrbell is a the RTOCKHOI.W Mae 27.-(4h tnUmatlonal economist, said thr Murusn hoMng unit wrdh tiler ei-enlial rondltl.m laid down by n u rd of drfniuilinK the gnirin -rrou-l rending. sigring of * five year less* whirh them much opp-^-d. American action andangcra the —Organisation he Ih- mnwr*. Itne mure act 1* to he axketi »f \ p.ihlte hearing on Ihe 1 per etla m utility csinponna doing « II give hi. Institiitb.n possession |*rr,id. nt Roosevelt lb their in.-m of fn.Vt.lwH inriHiie lave* in cllty of all contract*. I’ongress. ratification of the l»re«alive* of s ««-ealled "artie# 2 i pet tent ol the Nat ion’■ e'er I cent sale slax lull Chlrodtlrtd tU'.’:i and I1MII was real h.-d h), i-srlter this wrek by Senator J. R. nf Ihe former F'irst National Hank Ident’s economy re-organisation Washington talkfur any *n t> group," pleHeeH In "free Sweden tru lly and gas luiiii.rsi and *riv inrnt uf Ih" Fran-o-Americsn de11 the pro-ei-lltinn in f r .lr r a l ro ilrt Stewart, Fernand.na. will he held ,p a tte rs it First Htrrsl and I’ark orders to. n to he Isstifd. It ia from rontmunl«m" end to the arras with uvrr fHi.iWdWW prot-lrm. Edouanl lletriot, fornwr fn trn ls y . not mandatory but the Cresldrnt following adiournment of the Sen­ Avenue "development „f a ns*ton*l splr- l>tti,.le. ’ ■ At the same time hr announced want* no question about th* flat# It run etn , * pnyou-nt t„ thr ate afternoon session Tuesday, It p in n e r anno nreil in Ihe ehan.Hit- Irslimony showed llmlr-l Is-r of ilcp ltles y r-te n ls).. t hit I the hank will move Irtn it* the reorganisation Is r>lng inlo former National City Hank w», announced It," has ren-e-l a political sen**I'reeident Itousevrll lu lil bl'O. <hnlimn,t f |tiilii.(RkM7 from thr tl-n here. I t |iiiratli*»l rrrenrd limn Mur, .. The hearing was postponed In new quarters next Saturday, effeet. _ tin . I .. I ran M t noipan) at *I ^.•U»-».I.IW» lets Her m il said. In their rerenl W s-h manngriiirnt. fund of Ihe Nation- primtt many interested p«ruina It whirh is a legal holiday, and that Opposition In tb« Hm.se to tk# 1 Th- sovlal-fVmneral». hte pres. », .V _ t . . . " tlian market pnrta, lasxo Mnrka melon talk, that If France x*«oU|»l City Company which Mttrhsll • pr»«r before the romp.ittee Sen­ It vv II he r»a-ty for h isim-s* In Roosevelt *1.300,000,000 pithllc enl government party, I* openly (I'-oatlauatj On Tag*.Two). lu pay thr H t^noaon .r-M dmlt'r.lly did n..t rn trr un hi- ator W. T. Grar. (train, is chnlr- the its w 1-ant ton on Monday morn works-indu^rlBl-lBgallon W h i po»»e*aloo , of ^ “iplrilaw*. b ill einov* or malt k llquer" proved fswrArl that the conservative* r r mhled last night and th* mcaiman of Ihe Klnan e and TaxaMnn irg, June 6. at !• mi o'rlo. k. trir I tnslalmrnt overdue -dn e IlKomf Imb irfuro. Thr iftivfrmne'ni rniilrtnU It Committee a».| will preside al ths Negotiations leading to th* sc ore. amended to pulg up hnlts costly t« David Johnaon. negro are turning fascist and that an |tn | • In i. rirgut alm'r* for a itirrmr nn«l •• hirrl to («• resident of tills taction who was effective counterpart of Ger­ lusl signing nf Ih* lea** today tp Ihe innme tax .law s, sraa -tlleni'nl of thr vexing l*«ue Thr ilrfrn-r in*i*•^ it w it nn aT* hrartng. Refusal nf the House to rrenm- were instituted sont* weeks agn. passed TJI In 76. ha lad Into Poll** Court Monday many’* nails may be in the to Id be undrflakrn immediately. bnnrr nvfiiri«t rx|N*ctr<| pr fill. It goes to th* S*nate, wh*l* afternoon to receive a |MJ fine, making. "When I iltxrnsaed the d.-l-l In hr rrpniil If thry fnilnl In mend that Mi. tubs Msillrfert, Almost rn incident cam* signs nl one of tha largest assessed any widowed mother of \rth.ir fje r activity in the building itself whrru 'avornble action la expected by with Mr. Ronstvull”. abt the -|s inntrrmlrtr. For Ih* first time, It I* point­ Thr prnfitu wrf*. ■eel Mailtefrrl, he paid 11.000 painters an-l woikmtn vie. ted Democratic leader* after the la law-violator Hi recent week*. ■iaI envoy In Ih.. Wa hmv'nr run E. D. Duncan and Arthur lligg*. 'd n I, a Swedish pnl ti at group, WASHINGTON, May 27 Oil s«r allnnx, "I found a mail a- well tint rrnl'tr«l hut thr irn%rrntiirnt ws* the feature of ln»t n.rhl's se»- • slfobling sslkrlt was later uxi-d r. nu tax program approved by rnv« Mitrhdl Ini4 not pm<| tun k '"•t a* claim hills were under ror, by i alttlert who have re-dtcorstxil Ihe House I* revised to r*sc/the whit* men charged with drunken­ through planned and announced Ths Pres dent today signed a di-tow.I In it* *• a rb »-f *d stair • (Continued On Cat* Fourl ..deration Maillefert, serving a the etilirr inter nr. activist measure* has taken «P hill extending strirt fedeial super­ run be I. t a man ill 'lx- grip of thr IMOhry. ness were fined |ft each. Kratih W. Ittn k. n former •i-nlenre for rnhhetv, was f.qtn.1 L. B. Parksrson, whit*, charged a campaign against communism, j vision over Ihe issuance of .n*k dilTiriiltirs: 1'lis- lease was signed nn io-hatf partner uf Mitchell wh • -nnl hr deal, his (sale with slocks 4-e>ut with disorderly conduct, was fined Th* program of ihe "ronaarv-1**<orltlet. Tbe legislation whlrh “ What Mr. Roofsvrl’ told IMF had prrpnrnt th«% »anker** lai ht» feet, hanging h. a chsm ftoni of thr I,nnk by Mi. Allen and -|4 while Rufus Woods, white mer­ Stive fr- nt,“ i was recommended by Roosevelt the pew group wl» timV lh«* r iti«»ri * f ill *• retiirnE 'Vvrr • n»r« Ih n r urn •he rafter* of a surest le.v In t'.e Ait Inn lltanan, hank ra*hier. Mr. chant here, also charged with dis­ renewed ^ ^"r f rst time nr Iu h e i l win Ihf lilt nt nf nn locomr tax’* v $ riaminrit Sunbeam prt-on ramp In Ihtval and Mr* hrank Kvaus, owners of is 'ailed, also inrliidr orderly conduct, will ha tried next the liiilhsng, wore the nlhi-r sign nn thi* |»oint emphasis on nntional defense, jlres Ih* gn.rrnnirnt rnntrnl nf (he Ik r. |.*i iiixialnrnt. county last year The rase a t­ rls, Tbe Irase, with an optinn -if Monday, stork tales. Adn.im-tralinn nf the United State* Attorney Mrd il»r roentMl rontli i 'rn Ird nation-wide altenti.ui. Henry Will Jonea and WnlUr elimination of "class polities," law will 1^ under Ihe Frde.al of | hi«* itnewal nl the rml of five yrars, nln* tpir .tmnr«l the w|tnr«R in I oil. uernr kng Iii him.** Mathews, charged with assault, ami furtherance of an unemplne Trade f'nmmlsalon. whs okeyrd. f-y liii'iulirr* uf Ibsi ment relief pr-gram that will I.rln lif t|in| f i IfimIH liid ir ^trnt Irrhni at del nil a« to lh<* A polity "f watchful wailing were fined 1 10 each. I,--aid,of it,lectors. Kna. tmprl of the lull brought mark«. item i iiii Imtrd in Mitchell'* re he "fair In Ihmq. who are wnik. arcompanted by complete rest and Clara McGee, charged with dis­ Mi Allen staled that Ihe less* (•irn the Roosevelt program another ing." "Negotiations hu r |ilM«rf quiet for the patient must h« fol orderly conduct, waa fined fA. included all of the filliiie. now "What I* desired," explains the hlg step nearer rnraplplmn. Th* M ltefo liNfUii'l nml It** Unitnlj MDid vn*i Iwlmlr an itrm lowed hy Sanford and ()rtat»la Otis Wright, charged with petit ffk'li.KlUt A7 ", he Infpiired. in ths .hanking inum*. inrI ikng House and f-enate banking rumRvenxka Daghla.let, leading rnnhr bukI. "T hr/ liikr (»••• physi'ians ami thm at speclalJaU larceny, was fined 56. "No uir." ninck rrplird. the huge sale a id all »afe deposit who were railed to attend fnrntsr servativr newspaper. "Is not to m Iters approved <hr H.lministra l>rrfi n(|i%p«ari| |i» h o irc nml i* | Jodge B. A. B.' Wilkinson or­ rrente a dictator hut to break "DM «ucti no I trio c»m# In boxes. | | r .aid that removal nf acting Thief of Police Tha*. H. Mon hill In uull-iw the gold clau-r M thus lhai ronfii-ion h« i r ^ t i dered a f t bond posted by Roy ih wn the political dictatorship your atten♦lon, " of rontracts ard make all runF|r«| Authority for th** .^iitifor«l ihr bank'x present rquipriient and Shaffer Isle yesterday sftsnfllM l(r«|kori4ling In |hr *f* U m ll mi. "It did not." Dickerson, charged with disorder­ whlrh social demorra'y and II art* both private and -p hlv hjr Deputy Frankhrt|(-ilouitlofi th n i: City Cf>mmiB*ioti»ri« | n nhrink llic properties probablyt will he com ly conduct. 'Thi you re all •e*dng nn Mr prt*«cnl limit* hr ftppri»«imftl«*l/ pbleil on .Saturday, and he an- after he had swallowed tome jdvtrade union* have esiahlishrd.’* payahle in legal tender money. 1 * 1 • nlrnt ItiHiirvrlt l> ,i I f t in j LaBoy Coleman, charged with M'*rh#||V hg|> k dn(«*«| .filly 1^ fivt* wipiarr rnilr* cainr thi* morn notinse.l that he plans lo hold Jecl, believed to be a silver of Various motives are assigned Chairman Si.-«g«ll -m-l b- •In- matter hecsit.e he is • tbe pr. glass, while rltJoying a soft drtffl. j 929, an item ’City Company M had hi* rase transferred the formation nf the new pnllti. mkg wjicri II'iUrf flill No. |IFi.%, “op. n iMiiise'' m- .Monday when would seek a rule of prised.iip In ••«. i »f Cmigre.s", llern.d said 'fund fiifii:tinnK7«-. Thief Hbaffrr. who .1* *1 Ul* le tB e county court for artion. ml group. While the a'-ctalv H . purred in th*» nml Srimt** -ill m loiiiu, .m i friends nf |ha Orange General Hospital in Orlan­ “It dues not stem wi- - t.i -I. • Shelly Joseph, charged with dis­ democrat, give it n fasclxl m i­ bring a bill up In the House Mnn " ... Dio. wrek, lntiniF n law without bunk n r msllril In m»|iccl the do where he was resting comfautj ’.crisis in n-tvanre the p s. it,Iorderly conduct will bo tried Mon­ ncing, the lihernla view it ax an day. Before rn|H.itin/ the men “ 1 \h - W»s .he r»n*ervsltf.n? ,;„vrrni„-, lli'N (|il«llrt< ore, the comm lleo ,f>. f. alrd an ahly al noon today, face* serious, day. ~ My rrro|le*ti*wi i* that Mr •• * , . , . . effort to placate the younger attempt In ant-rd the hill to pie . d -ti »f >lr. Itousevel'. T», , ... ... * .» . Mayor A. .Si»rcr to*lay *'tat»»»| ('orunn-nting upon the rum p le, perhaps fatal consequences If Ui6 would l*e incorrect and ,mp > Mitchell .-lied n.e m and that M,|rn „ lr |,H lh. , hal, conservative* who are becoming lion of »rgut ia th ins, M r. A lim ohje-t lakes nne nf thre* cntirae* ’ resiles* under Ihe Influence of vent the raarellalinn of existing .lent," Postoffice And Bank Ihe " t i " ’; • i ,h | M’ir r,pn,r " ’ tre m e law. that "There i. .... l a l r .l i l i i l "Th.- sign ng of thn which Dr. <’ J llarahall said may cnveimnrntal gold *c.-ntrart». ,,, f f t r U ! « 7 Wbtch ap,«-«red h,(rry m„ (l,r Tile discussion th ru ,*it I ‘ • 1 ' Hitler el lory l„ Germany. '* '• i i un u u ln q l tun „ f cur tttu ll . * -l . To Observe Holiday On ell sides, hnweeer, I I is d u i .l l y to ihe spprna- h .n i: »furl jjh j hi* i a h ea.k *1* "d J t t l y _ l _ i >, m »ards- taking - arttn ,, here at Whatever lie swallowe.) parsed faith in the future growth *n . *r*-cr i\fil • »n»in<r ..inferem-g. cegardetl a* presaging possible F hcIh Being Taken e , a inn* i n s We asked for a -Ihnrity In toink'a •t unliiiocq i,„ |-H|(r ) mit( Ibiniigh his r-nphagtrs Just l*d«w r.unpany management , hr|nk , br The local poslutfk* and Ih* Interference, with polilidil co­ fer took n , t „ . I.y Wr now have On Proponed (’anal .11I'.,themietd.-rDsia.Sion, the Jaw. ar.-ording In an x-ray Sanford Atlantic National Bank operation, especially in respect w«. not b. Is- th , (,liUv „ m, w„ w ||, the -ah i, *• -od. that it " w*» polngraph utadr by Dr. Marshall w II observe cext Tues.hy, D«eo- In the Imm-nse iinrmpl.iymenl ..... blaming it* p.t.Hi». M-at ''t-b-d in hi. rel.tr,, O . H. Barr, of Waxhington, "r sj ijb "'t r" n', t'', r " ,,r authority at the T r l e L r r a p h O f f i c e I I r h about three hour* after the »re|rallon Day, a s -a holiday, it was relief pr'gram nf the govern­ member nf Ihe Burrau of Foreign will not take the In tlalix* nn , \ •hr ren ion Dial th»* ‘’I* ,H next rrimlar mertinr of lh»* Com ment. announced today. and ftomrstl? Commerce n f I hf •* r r t a »«•!«•• n^w Hfvrlupnit i ' • *ity Cntopany hud in n i m*** tnla^ion.** Th«* rommMti iter* arr N e w O p e r a ! i d k H o u r H dental •wallowing. At the limb Ihe phutogiarh was n.a.le Ihe nbhim thn* item had h*’«n t**«di*d scheduled lo meet nn June I!*. The posloffx» department will Th- Soclal-|»emnkralen, semi-' United Slat ... '' f>r port turn I o f ‘ frm n I'rc -id rtit UrMmrvrll, ..mi lit (('ontiniml tin Car*' Knurl )ect appearetl to be bnlged in the require no service of its city ear­ official nrrnn nf the cabinet, Commerce was in Hanford lit The 10.1* valuation of the prop .....* "l go »• a iHoniliirium on thr .lure l »| ___ ." ’ at many nf the ^toconpcml nmhtlng contacting eariotx ni»r » unlit -with Vbhi h t ** tnr,+ »i. I »*► • n * | lier* others than a single delivery c.lv that ll I. ........................ .. ”";■ * •« I'nion muscle* nf Hie neck ni it After.*, r.ms.dtatiuu-wilh Dr. nfs'-'TW cnnsereatiVe chants, grower-, ami shippers in .u ro te e r -C chute fr m'-th- eMy-fotnt. oearto |J-£!SKU.1'R ,1.(1..-, local olfjee hare, “ of man I n 'W l u . i n r e s district: F i n a l K ito H -T o B e | n*'*t I hur-day, it wax announced S. Sclinan. |>c. Marshall ilectd*d The money ordsr a r.l registry frrnt are pdre ramnuflare. gathering fects ami ftgnrn rrlat n . nut I. mBkibg etrtqa.lv a, P n i f l M m . A m i i n n ^ 7 fi f '110,000, Including Atlanti Coast -»~fav—F rt-rT h srp .-m aM g cr:------ - that Orlando spceiain-N -1„iTlTd'W ’ "It is clear," slate* this news­ T T lT vsh r.T *1 windows will bo closed a|l day. NHIM b H pro|H-t(y t»rr Ttslir ri!f“I i>i„enf. Th- offlre will open at 7:10 consulted, anil Ch ef 4!b»ffec Was B»fr 116.000. _____ . ’ . . — ” K |l| w II he'd is*patched a* nn nlhar paper, "Hi*t Hi# ebhsemrtfvea canal. [.,'rlrk on weekdays, and rbwe taken lo Orlando where from ... F ’uneral servicea for Mrs Madg have taken the 'first step toThe property Include* a large Mr. Barr stated that of thr 1.1 (Mr*, and lb* gtneral delivery wlaM-v. IIIM ,TON,' M s/ 271.1 l,-oe Amann, 7*1 who -'.rd nl the 10:00 o'clock until midniglf ho section of lyvkbarl't Rqbdlvlsinn «' In IK) n’rtork. dews will he open from H;00 w ir k a rew development of fas­ Florida for the past I h f r month The Wh tc Hour* formally cm, ' borne of her rlnuxhf.-., Mr, II. Sunday hours are In he as fol- under went a thorough invealigao’clock nr III 10:00 o’clock In the cism In Sweden, as well as In tonkin* an fih ain liv r «urvry for (timed yc-leruay the alu'rn.ei.- I1 flnnnon, early yeslrnfay i.i'.r..- and the Ameriran Frui* f.iowecs’ innrning to II.On o'clock In ths underwent a thorough inveatlgsan unforgiving haltl* agsin.t facts that will I# prrernt.-d In farm "II Ih* West Si.lr: later ac­ morning. u.nile In the hienrk rh ap tl.. .1 Ing after , n h 'rt iltnr.s, will w -ruing tn ll'OO o'clock In ths Pta e j under "tber. Mr. Shaffer ths working d e a r" , the U. 8. Engineers Itr part inrnt, Icpulles by Fain ard H e tt|.‘ ’be held from All Soul* Catholic tion* of Dreamwotd. Itn.id Park, n.n.i.u.g, open sgsin from 4:00 The back will be closod all day. submitted In a probing nf th# sn.l o*hee prr>|M-,tirs nn lh<" stated that his of fire has hut nnr I resident Itonsoelt it -ir.'t,li-i . Ch r.-h Monday morning ... '.list -. AS orders fer payrolls or carSmith Alda, and portions of Mar o’.b* k in the aftetuoon to tr no throsat an-l esophagus. During thl» purpose In its Investigations "Wr ••pun th, laytnrnl of th- <|. n’cloek. with Rev. J. J Keltaphan •art sllrer needml fo r proli# a liny h")e was dlicoesjad vaola, Mayfair and M nroa Tor o'rl rk at night. merely gather all available fa la should b« made before Two Local Bills Are faultrl Ike,- | | ‘ngtalment o f officiating. Burial will t«- in the rare on the F.ast Side. in Ihe lining oVthe e»oj.l.««u* but - . U to th* economic value of the •Vloch Monday afternoon. debt* belurW ecitfl«le-int , CsthoB* Cemetery with the Urica further pi oh* failed to locato th# Open M arket Buying obio.’t. Introduced By Solon proposed prelect," he maul, "sod war ' ------------------------m ,r *‘‘n -Funeral Home handling ar­ Fu.liter Investlgstion wax ’urllo-r debt relief for K F’tan.e, TAX BOOKS TO CIJWR w* make absolutely no recommen­ Ordered By President deems dina.lvisable, physleiana d*-. rangementa, * TO SOLD EXAMINATIONS Th* Associated Press today no­ dations." rallbearers will *eIVnry rifling tn await development*. m ahonh t o m e k t County Tax Collet tor Jnu D. Mr. Barr state dthat of the I I Wierrlnskl, Hid Rive. Andrew It. Jlnklns today r*mmd»t| Taaebere’ examination* will he tified The Herald that Repm s fi­ WASHINGTON. May Ur. Marshall tmlay staled that Uxts ties R. J. Holly today Introduced oropoeed mute* that had tern «*i t Thursday. F r day, ami Monro. Chapter'No. 15. |t» y .|! 'Ohuney. rani PWtol.l. J„ho IV-' paying 'puhli- that Stale an 1 p,e i.qent R.«»**vf It - today au­ three things can happen. Th* ob­ House Rill Na. 1157, under the suggested by various proponrnts sold ami Frank Mslsch. it waa announced t* Atrh Masons, iavlta* all (<o nly tax h»H.ts will close J-jnu thor ire.l Ih- board nf trustee* of ject ran move downward and r e ­ •erma of whkk netting and gig­ rr Mrs. Amann. a native of O’F'al I. Lawton, superintend- -to r Bah In Lab* Jessup will b* of tbo canal, that mule which en­ 1, after whl h da'- revl aamt* po.tal ..aelnte hank* to purthass fer th* lung* to reuse dsath with­ ter* from the East at Jackson- “ T Hanford for mI : ^ Inn," Yll^ 'had'lleed Beard of Pabllc fa. prohibited. ' . , _ . -Sr ,' ■■■ upon wheh the B«3 tasc* hwo j I.m>.H it...s. In governmtnt bords. in alx days; the object ran pro­ vIBe and continue# wmtward near night May 30, st 8p« oclock atI - l, ' i s stir >AU examinations will be Representative Holly also Intre- Lake Qearga and below Ocala lato •b. Masonic Hall. xAmre .11 will ^ . h t e r s . Mr*. H. net bean paid will be advertised The n.'.xe 11 in I n* with ths ad- duce an* ahcsxs which may U* 111 „ £ j f J aier High Schrel dwewd Hews* Bill N*. 1451 whlrh the 0:klawwh* River, savaral •w entertained by t/t* DuMolay |u „ n'on and Mi*. I-esh Amann. and laid (or las-s Personal prop­ miniatrat.an's open market opera­ drained and bring the romplat* Caadlihtea fer cart.fl- praeldss for tha cancellation af lake*, and finally lato the Withl* tion, recently ina gurated by th* removal of th* object- th* ohjMt *. “w WL lh* *"*?l' r * of of Sanford; two son*. Emil erty, ha Bd.Vd. upon which the > aatil <i00 e'clock last tax** an th* Odd Fellow* Hall la caocha* R)**e to Yaakaetown and B R. A. M. Tha iavitatloc was ex Amann and Ben Amann of Hao- t*x*u hare nut been paid wtU bo federal reserve boaed to brlry ran pass.* Into th* stomach and bp I* earol] fo; Raaford at Faartlt Street mad th* Gulf “aeeroa U he the moat tendsd today by J . c . Trewitk. f a d and a eon. Williom Aman. tt«er. and sold foe th* about an expansion of credit and eliminated without serious • an eoalag hf th* money marbat. quango.-* high priest, | uf funHac Mich. provided by Isw, • HERRIOT TELIS OF CONDITIONS MITCHELL CASK IN DEBTTALKS " M O im T O R T ri FASCISTI MOVE AMONG SWEDISH PEO PLE IS SEEN ATLANTIC BANK NEW QUARTERS S . Roosevelt HoIHjC Imrtro (’oncernsl*ayDelinniient Install- Municipal Court Docket Tried By Judge Wilkinson President Signs B i l l Regulating S e c u r i t y Sales Shaffer Suffering F r o m Glass Sliver Lodged In Throat Final Authority Is ..r Given City To Cu t E x t e n t Of Limits K * -o -s 's T 1 �) ', Ignor’d Winning Streak 'nappedAs Crackers Turn fn 3 To 2 Victory A t Home betting by Schlacty. Smyrna firat aacker who out three hit*. In four I rw-i, kt the Cracker* a 3 to 2 air NIGHT st Times tory over the league-leading I rd Celeryfeda before a imal. .rowd In the F ait Coast rity yen larday afternoon. Tha gamm arked the and of tho Fad'* aaren ,ama winning atraak, and saw T.ge Minor lose hit firat game ailar three Sine shut-out victoria*. Min r however, equalled tha league record for hurling 34 coneeuilve Inni.iga before being -.•orad upon. Tho game, one of the fastest and finest exhibition* cf the year. 1 rought old (Irorg* Cusack hi* s*-ond victory of the yMe after an echlbitlnn that waa faatureit by hia recovery after j sl.-iky 'ta rt. Cuaack gave up nine bita while Mim.r waa tnuriic.l f<r eight, but Minor atruck o jt rigr.l SATURDAY Double Show third, and fourth frameo. Con• tant hammering away brought ham etetory, howaaar. After Cuaack had pit'hod him •If o tt r f a huge hole by atrikng out Newromb, Harrlaon, ami ‘'hapman In order after ‘Abbott •rd Marwall had ainglod in the rrond. the Feds aat to work tn nanufactura tw0 rune hi the bird, kfin-r waa out. Oaaark to ’-hleety. but Arioli ainglod after 'hlrh Conner waa aa'e at fleet n Tedder*a error. After Ra f*IM •ad fl‘*d out to tec-i* t, Abbott "me through with a trreeminT >r ble to ranter field, roofing ~o runner*. Maawrll waa an It* aid out after Abbott had r-artw-d b'-d on Wright’a error. Only two Fade raa had »*v>nd •fter that Inning, Cusack holdnr them down tn four hlta in he final all innlnga. The rra c k rn are rwt In the altth vhee llald-ira., tingled, wan. to econd on Tedder’, aarrlflra, a m i cored nn Rrhlacty** «lc«|e. Cruae alnrled to open the "racker arrenih. lie want to aoend cn Wrl«ht*a sacrifice, and rnred on Taylor’a alngla before he aide wna retired. The winning win ram# In tha '"hth. MeM-men waa aafe on '’unner'a hobble. With tha Infield m an up. J e l n e t aocrKica J Caxlrton and Mock hero yrstsrcJay nun and npoaa s<or*il on f a t t a f te r n o o n . •mala. t.iaUam tnpiad to c*:it«f HWI* tho Indiana were lamheat.o s c o r e r a n . wium- uraaam Utor la ( tho T e a r rhonkara for 13 • c o r e d o n L a n a a h ig h f ly I n U u . Mows that came all through tho ‘the Hi an a aaaneu .no court, ta game, Lofty Baker waa held!ft* .halt nitl of l‘*a eocottd wnen tho Tigers practically helpleai Dull walked. Boiach muffeg Har- Not a "Hear reached seond until ..jug a »a-> a t . jonnaoa'a itilrtkl tho seventh, whan Pittman, flrvt j i auaan.ad ouih runaara altar op. walked, aront to third on *ucelucli ..U.n arutvil on Meara* a ngla coaalra arrora by Hopklna and j 1 .41;.. iiia r • atota aocoad and Rakar. anj scored nhila Prina waa •cuiau ott i.raatara eingla. retiring Coppa at third. Aaa t.i« 1 lanoeta a Mart amtihe, In Wall's faat fielding and par at no .n. o wnrit shannon walked, Oedbold’a alarla jrnt Rwd at tha atola aetond, want to Uuro woo. plata to rat Ira tha aide. •onnaon tmew wild to catch him Tha othar Tta*r run* cam# In -ill mini and -cored on Bumood'o tha airhth aa Power* 1 tiny Ird nia to ranter. After that they after Cartoon had at ruck nut. ..aver wart h-soert, .coring t u n Malthy flaw out tn cantor hut ,n **«> inning but tho eighth. Pittman doubled Roth runner* ..Uin.-il trd Ilia attack for the scored on Copp*' alnfla. Wl'liamslano-rs with a ailiale and triple aon doubled, eendlnir Coppa to n thiee tile., while l.ra.ker lira..am. w h o hid led tha Uaguo Unt.l on .Sunday, got two (a) four. J-.h aon lie.ante tha firat Bruin to make u home r n Ihla year when he .marked the Itall over he finre in the fourth with none on. The limine acorrd their fiial ■ur.a in the .cverlh on Medliii'a liuMe and atolen baee and Pupo’a f , rwt NEWPORT, R. ! , May Me-tW) - I t t S 1 "N laT Jtlha, aouthorn r a n t y who drawled a harrowing tain af married life with P. FraxJ«4 Jetke, wealthy broker, to a • on it room Jammed w.th faahion. able Newport cummer holidaya-*. U n d e r w e n t croee-oia ml nation Widrcaikiy In her coontor colt far d ie o r c e . ftJRNfSHED Homo, modem con. LEGAL NOTICE business woman or t men aaaklng bachelor quarter*, Reply Bor HAVE TOU2 WATCH repalmd “Home" car* Herald. by one who really knows how •riggs, Jeweler, Mag. Ace. — Autom obile*_____________ _ (TEEL CAB o"d body ford pick­ up truck with tag. |2S0. Good * Ford ton truck. Stake and cat with tag. ISO Real A Sons. T THIS W E E K - R e a d y m i r e d Paint. Good rang* of color.. II.HA gallon; 18 e*nta quart; 35 I—Help Wanted rente pint. SUnley-Rogera Hard MANAGER f o r large concern ware Company . want* women worker* hare, un­ limited line of advancement. AJdre«* II01 lot) Car* Sanford HarFOR BALE: Ona Jersey row. —fr*str»Tl,-Ptu>nr T<*-T. In the third, auccasaiv# single* 1 « " l iRittlr |n b# W«tf4 fn u l l i f r M by Hopklna. He»dl*y and Prinej *f ln n l i l n r p * »»f f« r« r|n a tif> In |bp • brought another run nver, while In h n v n • n t llU f f r m a o m a il* lint on* l- fp e f nn thw m il tin y n f A p r il. the seventh a pair of double* off 1*33 l»v l ha* I t i i n n n l i l p A U i s m U r Flora produced another run. A A k a r m a n , J t u .g r g»f t h * if o r M R ld lit** n m o u n t of m M U *rrr* pair of aln-lea, followed J»v Mr- r«»nrt. b * |R * T h lr t m n T h o ti-n a e l K it* am i I9 / IM Cultey’a ilnidile to score two run* 11 iitu lrrsl T f i l r t f . a l v f b*t||a r» t f l l . M t S t ) w it h In i* r*« i ende,| the Imlian scoring for lb# i l i - f f n fr o m A p r i l I t , I t l S I n d a t a o f an la day. C firN TO JOIINHON, RaV»e npencil the gam* by I It.talar In Phanaary I » r . M r iirio i.P iN . alrikine nut Powers, and Baker Mollt littr fi*r t'n p ftp laln an ta. T e r n | * j. K lu f ld a , ended the game by striking out the «ame better. A*n Wall, league teadlne batter, fattened hj* arer. are with a pair o f'R rta 'ln five tries, while he hit safely In hi* seventh straight game. T h r hn V RNifp; “I find Tkedfnrd'a lllark-Draught a great r e lie f for headache, ranatlliallun and blltou*neaa,‘* write* Mr* L. II. Crlppen. of Pulaski. III. “VVhi-n I g e t bilious. I feel tired and sluggish, bava a bad taati In y_ „. . my mouth and C h lld r .n J J V a VM d U r H | J n High Jink* on th« High S«M - i . . . . n i Taaiisg vtYRt/p o p l» i- » c n t iR * u o H T j sto m ach . |h a l t a n ik i I'lit* »r« r f hf.wIf lav. JH f ' l t m a n *Jh •'o n w , If " 'l | ll4 m * « R , •wntTRO -* r.« - - ,r •|ea* ta.fllf . Ill •nhnwMVi i* n ilm r n U H U rk n m o g h t s y t r y o th e r n ig h t u n til rylU tH f.** • lly •'♦•Iplng In rlranpR V/4K3 MM Dm- how»-lg « f un<ll.;r«ta«| [ M V H fiMtel an«l w .tair m a tta r. IIL(« k - O m u g h t Lrlrtg * ra* l f i T ~ ^ J d f\ lla f In ttmny atirfarars. W hen c m at 11w»tU.n la th« m r • • • t I t« 1 * IT ta 1 ■- -h nM ral f n r |S.|»m In t | ) | ‘.M W H II V It n »»e.n* N fa h tirg INMa ritun, r 1'rtMrr. ll# k h lrflf. II* R i'i i f f ««1 | M je»? |gg Ntimifiiqry Kttiia hntu.1 In, M*nr» M rtadUr. J«ihn*«iti I'n p a, p**r» Ia m t ll'ir n n it f, 9 m k m itK M irlrh . r f 1‘ r m r , r W r ig h t . • • Vniea.r ? T«*n lu g # hlf«. Me*1- n. N h « n n u n . l l a r r U , J t* in » r. r i r g . *m f lr a M m Iirtiweafl If.im m rtMt, Jtih a a o n fapft » l» i u « . f^m wl.tirg t , D n v tn n n 1 iftnnurt. Jn in m r 7 • * H M M r in p#rL «. fknvtnnA M ertlla. ngprlflrNti. f h i iil. U nU y* • lo w iir d . If * ir it r p ii .ll* Mea.'ully. r W a ll, ri rv o e n a t. r f Ilnulilna, ■■ il*ailii>. in 1‘ r li.e . l b ii.i.i, p * 4 I 5 1 ! » T : I • l * * ! * I > i i » ! I ! I • f ? I ! • 2 WIN A CASH PRIZE fnl< n wort } nf f fu n *. $ | IX I t I i I * a t IT * 12 Pound Bag -iM tiinl ft»r T h i m iji In Tlh. Hr**r» hy In n in g * t l r a t l U y t . W a ll M H * u llf . 1 'iit m a n . \\ i Iliu m Min N a r r lf lr * h lla , lia r re II. D a k a r . D t .u h lr p la y a . M o o r* In W lllla n iR o n It* lt * * d I n M a lth jr. I«#ft n Im ara. O rla m lt* T, •*«*r*»a 1* lllla n ff Mn k . I a III. I r u n * In 4 I a n . o ff C a r la t n n , I w llh § ru n a la S In n ; n f f p ln r a 4 w it h t r u n a in S In n i t r g r k n u t b y M o ck | D a k a r t It**aaa nn b a lla . n f f Mt»rk I . bp D akar I l i l t l»r p lt r h a r b y M o rk . H o w a r d ; by F l o r a , l i n k e r lw »alr# p ll r h e r , M o rk . I'm p lr a a , P a lm a r a n d C-cea 7. Orlando 3 COCOA. May 28.—The Cocoa Indiana made it four straight vic­ tories hy scoring a -reditable 7 to J victory over the Orlando Tigers and their three hurlera. Flora. KtdS*. e Central Florida League baaeoal! game to Daytona Btach, 12 to 3 yesterday afternoon, for although lohnaon. Bruin hurler, waa nicked .'or II hits, seven errors b»-k of him ram# at the moat Inopportune of time*. Daytona drew first blood In thr ccund when Johnaon hit Speke, GRANDMOTHER’S' Fresh. Rich with Milk Large Plain or Sliced LOAF Rajah Brand Dellcloua SANDWICH DEL MONTE Dcficloua, Sliced FANCY. FAT. R. L RED Pound 6-Point Service or 110.00 Credit on Norge SAVE HERE Betfins Saturday 10 A. M I—Monev Saving Pricen—2 —Complete F r v n h Stocks Weekly—,1—Quick Truck I)eliwries to you—4—Convent* ent Locatlcna and Prompt. Courteoun Service. * (Tomorrow) Pineapple 2 CAN8 U t l t in White Houae EVAPORATED D RESSIN G r 12 c | Six 23c Large Yellow BANANAS, 3 lbs.............. Large Criap Iceberg LETTUCE, 3 heads............ Texan New Crop White or Yellow CANS AAP PURE CONCORD GRAPE The Food Beverage Cocom alt ROUND. SIRLOIN OR CLUB Chocolata Flavor 23c PINT BOTTLE WAX PAPER, Cat Rita—2 ffaoiifl. White Naphtha FANCY WESTERN i'rkaa that-are right. Frrah *toe1C»-t W ee k ly . UKOE MEATY 323 E ila t Complete s to c k s tight In town on all mixed FerULier and Ftrtillxar Material, tested far thia lo ality. On* Trial Cenvincv*. Tom# by, Itt’a get acquainted. You’ll Ilka .tkli t ’or*—W* give ymi Value, duality and Service. PURE PORK COUNTRY 8M0KED Atlantic and Gulf Fe"tiHw‘r Co. PANFpRD STORE 208 Ritflroad Ave. C. 8. THOMPSON. Manager WESTERN QUART BOTTLE S H R E D D E D W H E A T — f k g ..... S P A R K L E , Gelatin D e s e r t — A Poultry Feed*. Grain* and Hay. FERTILIZER n CORN. AAP White Croaby—No. 2 can SPINACH. Fancy—No. 2 c a n _______ BEETS, Iona Brand—2 No. 2 eana........ SAUERKRAUT-—2 No. 2 Vt eana....... TALL At Money Having Price* Famous Huccess-ure Stick and Fancy—U. S. No. 1 IRISH ONIONS, 2 lbs................ . JIM DANDY An alvctric malar will lw Installed beside the New Norge now on display at our shop. You ar* Invited to enmv l„ and Inspect it- pen the doer as many times as you like. Guess how many kilowatt hours It will ronsume within 15 days amt you may win one of tw„ cash prlxe*. The meter, will he Installed by' tha FI rlila l*uwur a a l .Us k - i jw |issy - and a n-presenta1tlre’ of that run rrn will read It before and at lb* tins* of the contest. Fineat Shortening Rajah Supreme Quality SALAD no, or 415.00 Credit mi Norge FOR SPRING A PPETITES PILLSBUKY'S "B E S T ' • - ln * . ••• ••• ItS |«|||e-r I.Uig, MLey f g. v ^ d llr . >|*lnn«|it III ••• •»* J . •‘-•-rt bell. thill Hu he r.Mtm H u m m a rv : llu t ia la itfa d I n : <.uppn irnnr. I»w Jt.hn«nn flum—.l 2 I . .hi.m u *.. M r« *u lly 1. h a m a l . I l a « d “ Wkm N ir u r h n u t. I»y li.h n a .m r Jn hn«nn I. h» Iqn* ! H w . nn la y . I* r In * T w t* l i a i * M in . I’ r t n o i l . n ff WANTED: The Citlxen* of San­ ford to visit the new Sanitary | Fish and Poultry Market, 300 K. First. 4 1 1 1 1 1 •« a J » • " 11 t MUST SELL THIS WEEK. UjO WILL TRADE two pigs for »om* pc. sot dlahoa. I floor lam idfR rhiekena or what bar* you. Will rug*. H lob# -ablnot radio, Sav­ buy or trade for tight Vre-buttom age electric washer, 80 lb. refrig­ boat. Phone 201 -R. erator, Pbone 898, City Transfer A Storage Co. 12— W anted ------If y*e have spring fever am*t-Mk»ty ya« a*ud ■ taale far.' ykair appetita. What coald b* bettor Lhaa tha spelag eijeU blH and frails romlag as pleatlfally to lb* aiarhaC Yaw will flwd la your, arigkborhoud AA I’ Ht*r* a large variety af the flaeat frrah fruit aad vegetable# available—of freed a t tho familiar AAP low prieg*. Mm w i» .rMn*a••nfinn Rnnli». IT COSTS NOTHING ro a R • 4 t 1 • I I 1 t | I I ! I ?4#*-»f*» hy Innlnga: Kmligi'Miftal fur « ilIgMlH live iipMt, g»t buay with IrVJW Mr T n y fiir, If TL«rt|fur«i g DUcpaDrangtit tn rn tiN lin k r r It* ftilfttliiuiiun. Only 1# nr kan m dnaa. •'ll w.«rl|, |i How Many Kilowatt Hours Will A New Norge Electric Refrigerator Use In 15 Days? 11 it A ? • ' -*r 9*inn, P lt.r* . it 1‘h.t mt.* * In lii, G eaoetoee T O B f H VR f n d YO UN G t lea Plctse* • r An I I 4 l I 4 TONICS d f N r h « m s» . r f f* For . BEAUTIFULLY furnlahod home. IW1 Mag nolle Are. Phono MS. MEAT MARKETS �f m - -'{j-.- I J '"-•' & I That’* Juat another ono of those f t angle* to what la called Inflation. * Soyt Wont Ik* Hearet paper* that *r* trying tq. wreck the Dis­ armament arid Economic conferancr*. hav* a swell tima now that Norman Davis' ha* turned oJt e t a borrower of J. P. Ilorxan A 0.) p a v l\ .1111 owe* J. P. ten tHaollfcd dollar*, and ts'vs Be would hsv» had jhpt paid back J If he ‘hadn't - spent, *u nmrk.tlmk spent AO Bing around Kufop, repietenl the United um Bl*<r* at six' dll (lay. Yott sure hava got to ' lava jrprr country to y u rt Jur i^ I P~r jWoratary if u ll’yapr* ITS .for *¥ sqonor* of tha LoadTO < _ Lrate , crence and ape* the world »* (0 a tfn .fita tV . natltJna^ and isolation. Tha .t»,ull la ah economic p a r In ‘ weapon* , will ha ^nrlff trade embargo**, and deprtiJaUd currencies, And.thc result of that ba apother kind' of. war ____$ tha weapon* will ba. pulton | | j P r (Mbmarlnei, bombing plants, bigger "Berthas'' than aver -J-a' Tha way* A d nfeifc* tomfnltie* la not having an «a*y tima ih IryI* to fftal out how to rale* tha to ftuanrn th a ' inlerctl tha huge n h iic Kind Uite. lik e *q many U0*« they‘ aiaYlndln* ' ebmmllfee, f ayaier *ta ■pend thokey than 1 ta ra lx U. Neither tilde la at! -additional tacoma taxes nit I with th . pu bile. Home wleh f cotiTil find tha. money In a hat like ■ white rabbit,. .pt aply start the printing presses. - r e— — x rstio ' senator* probing ralfifrir'iK qld S ire pviked .tha Ihl beforq pryipg it riff, y h(vt known some uf their U y . werv to Che gihcan, they i bey* brep.p mile u»orp "Hi. but b t i o n j h i y . kiww it, dtse t h r o tings of, Jpjin, W. ',. furqvcr DemogfeUe ramji- for president, William c4. furnltr Demogrstic trees. ry, and qow a United tor,. Norman |{ , Dati*. } Oaeo D. Young New Speed For Railoads Ever since railroads began lo lag behind other means of transportation in the mutter of aimed, there have been numerous suggestions and experiments along the line of a smaller, lighter, more economical, and swifter train. To maintain nn nverage speed of 50 miles an hour Is considered extremely good for a railroad, and nny Increase over that rate* with tho standard heavy cigilpment has been found to l>e Very eximnslve, If not practically impossible of at­ tainment, consistent with safety. I t is Interesting to note thnt the fastest recorded speeds of trains were made in the last few years of the Nineteenth Century and tho very first part of the Twen­ tieth Centufy. In IBItt the Empire State Express of the New York Central ran a mile at* the rate of 112.6' mile* per hour. In 1899 a train of the llurlington Route aver­ aged 108 miles an hour for two nnd a cputrtnr miles. , Th* fa s te s t time ever made by a train was the run by the Pl*nt System from Homing to Jacksonville whdre a five-mile distance wna traversed a t a rate of apcod of 120 miles p$r hour. Such terrific rstes were purely experimental and In nor wise rnula be rtialntained without extreme danger, evan oh a'atrkight-a-Wny. A*top aimed of 70 or 80 mifea an hour today Is 'eon* (doff'd about as fufct as a truin'Should go. 2!ut eVWi * thes«; bihklmum speeds whli’h railroads have ' at­ tained are as'nothing compared to the average upon which airplane lines operate dally. ' Rumors have been current for some time that railroad leaders have been working together lo develop something milfrally new in the field of rail transportation which* will irovlde. economical nnd safe speed. The answer apparenty has been found In Ihe development of A streamlined train-of threw earn, operated by a-600-horsepower Internal' coinhUHtion engine, and capahlr of making n top speed of 1to miles an hour and u sustained speed of 90 miles sn hour.1” * * * '1 ^ J This new equipment Is ronstrurted In large part of ntnm fA am anil a lightweight stainless steel. With Its modern Toller parings, exteqslvo use of rubber In tha trucks, and a new typo of reslllept wheel, the train la de­ signed fc^rido pntre sm thly thbn Anythin? developed here­ tofore. The cars will bo romplotely sealed and ventilation will bo by forced draft and aig conditioning, making the yir warm ln winter and ro d In summer; — — — ^ With these new. awift, domfnrt^Me, and cheaply operated types trf trains'tlia'raljrw tds expact to get^byk much o f the loht patronage whjcb has gang to tho o f takpn t o ‘tho highways." Thera can b« no bettor tx> ample of th« tho proof pi ’ of the statement >hat “nec ity la tho Dthcr of Invontlon." f 1*-Mi « l .vrere afe ^ e rrs Q M Easy Money The principal objection to the , new “industrial trol" bill which passed the Hooae 0 / BeprwenUUrea Unlay has centered around the additional tax levle* in ordar to aerrice the huge bond Issue proposed for public worka. The debate has emphasised the fact that new buildings must be paid for, that unemployment relief, however deefrable and essential, raimot be obtained In aub■tantial form without increased tax burdens. And yet there Is a certain faction nmong omr leader* In Washington who Insist that the public worka program could be carried through • without- additional taxation. propose to have the new construction paid f°r by -tte ? 2«c They paper money. Issued by the government without aecurity. The good faith and credit of the government would be be­ hind the new money, and, since the gold embargo, that la practically all there la twhlnd any money. Those who suggest this proinxal have undoubtedly hit upon an easy scheme of financing. The public work* program calls for an expenditure of $3,.100.000,000, and If r _. li s bonds are sold, annual Interest . and principal payment* isru would call for additional taxation amounting to $220,000,* 000 annually. At a time when everybody Is complaining agalnat excessive levies, and having fhr. greatest difficulty anyway In financing their daily bread, additional taxes, for whatever purpose, do not come ns very welcome news. The fiat currency would apparently make.unnecessary the ex­ ' t h u s f08.T P D*TN/ tra taxes. Gut the thought occurs to us that If it (a a sound and J0 SAID: Bleared or*’ U»s practical governmental policy for the government to re­ heart; for they »hall * * lieve unemployment wllh fiat money in order to avoid extbew b(<-------------------- lra ; tixea, would 11 not he jus I as sensible for the govern­ „ . ’• goodwill -•robeoea'Mv ment- to .finance some- of Its o ther-espendilum r • hi - the same way? Why couldn’t the government, for instance, Hated a riot upon fcto arri**1 pay the army and navy with paper money and • give tha Turk. people some of the tax reduction they nre demanding? .., . ——o---- 1 ■' Perhaps what Is more to the point, if the government Icanism: Draining M eifn can finance a huge public works program with paper of cold ,n4 about the depr.-eirted money, why can’t it finance an immisliate payment of the Why can’t It open all (lee which »uch drainage saddlers' bonus In the same way? closed banka in the country by paying off the depositors iliatee. with* fiat moneyT Why can’t it redeem all the outstanding ■ —-----;— o - » The lU te Senate blamee 1»I'*- farm mortgages, which are depressing our farm popula­ Why. can't it take up all the ’ Ye Inaction on the House an*! tions, in the same wav? ferae blamee It on the Srnale. railroad bonds so that the railroads can give lower freight iu reepect. at leaet, they am rates 7 tly eoneletent amJ running Thi) suggestion, It fteems to ns, thnt the government to shook! finanre ihe public works program with paper money t »•* form. « * * brings out very clearly the danger of being off the gold .That fat Denver woman who got standard, or any standard of stable monetary values. Aa Wedged |n a bathtub and had to long as thia country remains on a paper standard, Pres­ . a d y there for four daye ihould ‘lake leeeuna lirthow to tiee them ident Roosevelt ltlll be subjected to every conceivable kind All he has to do to get the V-fanyled rontraptlom before of demand for more money. money I h to press the button and slnrt the presses. Why fine right In. . , not? HE&P-fU * If anybody thinks that Is not taxation, he has not ^Senator MeAdoo say* he wa.n’1 Sprafaired cllepC.of J.Jl’t. M°r*. given .tha subject very.much,LhuugliL. .With some six A A Co, bw»W»o lie lost money billlona of currency in circulation tojlny, nn additional f*V 1 hla deal*. Of tours*. only lho*e :i00,noo.0«0 currency issue for public works might well whole speculations proved have the effect of a fifty perrent tax on all bank deposits, ^ lUble are "prefcrre'X" Insurance funds, pensions, and wages and salaries under contract. If anyone openly proposed such a tax, he would Whal’a wrong wllh thin picture! lie annihilated. • f t ; Price* have recently been tho We do not believe there Is any intention, either on the E l L e t l l they have been in many part of the President or of, C o n g ress, to do anything so R t w n . and no one hai bten b.ylng. foolish, but ns long as wo remain off the gold standard, I ' l l la now Intended to ralae price* such schemes will continuously be proposed. and it la aipecftl that with.high— --------------- ---------------------V or prlee* people nil] buy more. ,7 THE O O tB OTANDABD \ the cast df skipping gold, but whruling oa Clare’ challenge ef ftanttally yoo hare a fixed-• thprtty • — 4 PU U PVCWTW*, l U i t k % i ratio. That la an enorms a plan l i a a i e i e from tha standpoints ..MB, LYON: B*n>r* the Senate. Glare aceoaeJ O >otna this Inquiry. Ho pres, (be reran* tar f*ttlng off MIL LYON: Yaa. tha jaaiw 1 of hWsrwational trade and intergeld i t a w l u i I tkimk ww iato *stable of liking “to dig a t me. neUaaal W e i It meeae that U M that Silver M hatrtas Koto of qsestieoa that ba "T tta lire af » » h the ntoeey take ■ look at the trasowo JV1 V hay goods la one eountry to re tea of 7W ask to U s felt stsamlttoe. W I the aeUeitha. opera Dona ■nA'vs* o f other » 1 s t flue baa btoa ao popular la the ta aaother you can calculate with gold coua- garltlea of the United Corpora. im lo go s h r e d .'1 Thoaaand* of peraoiw are weaderarts and profits. If r ° u “I didn't ask hiss to reare down ■tandant h t o - Um”. Peeora said, “eomee aivder trice While lug what diffemir* It make*, and have a common >tandard R Why for *0 many y ta n It Hm mean* that buying rood* for cred­ tries' have S t a b l e exchanges that laagwaga of tto (Meats rea- here from New York and rv jo rp busy. Wstwereibrey, b m eoMldered w r r Important it In Sue country In order to sell vttfa g o l d c o w a t r l e * a n d olulien which direct# aa Invertlgate gvt on a gold itandard and them hi another Involve* a • pecu­ unstable excbaagvw with stlvur Uoa into 'the ‘ireuiag, offering sad tea. I trusted him. There ws* no As sAon as- mart a t the to dbqpt kb* good faith. I (tap on It. The aa*»*r to that s t lation cm the exchange rate. You ----- -:*i _ i y . eewreo, depend* on whore they **- tody ba abla to sell the gooda at largo sail Important a a t W west sell lag ef recur! tier.' to gold ft came to M a step for­ “It ha* btoa shown I > » W h o IK U a the 1 they would helftkey wvtwnn tho price yow expect, but by tho ** I t When people aay they time you hav* to pay for them ward to get eo gold with them, in tion wsrranla entitled ihe holder betlore In the go'd »UodaH they lb# foreion money may have gone order to gain Mobility ef ex­ to buy common stock at I17A4> » really hare In mind »omo other nn enoooh to wipe put. not only change with there leadlag nayon* share were' sold to J . P. Morgan mil tee adopted the-motion of Sen­ ator Byraee’itJ/ff- O.) to adjourn •Undard whleh they do not like voter profit, but a rabetaatl A Company a t f t eeen. Already it until aexk Wednesday. , , ao wad. Now, the one. Uttar that there of vnur eapRal. has been shown that a few day* pecplt want *nd • moiwf Th* reeves hod been agreed up­ Mr. LYON: Yee. And all Inter­ after that pricea of f|* eonitnon ■tandarj I* stability of ratae. national Wre-tlme credit I* atilt on a t a king exeretire .acaeloa bdstock on the-exchange w*'« nearly Would you avrre? for the • -fourth • day’* twumore ctmrnhHvo unde* flnetudoable' I3J.M). \ ' HR. HARDY: Y « , «UWI ty h athre esehanrv rates. If monlrt“Thee# seet-ritie* were Ustiedto h#rr bearing. At Dia meet­ two re*pert*: F ln t purehaaUig nol bond* Iraerd In nor country ing there , were . complaint# powir ovtf fO«d$ ind In* N fv k ts ■re told In another which I* on a terms certainly ageinxl the Interof other*; «nd Second, la porehaa- different standard, thnre bond| eats of Ih# corporattoj to the of Informatloa “lealtihg” " ahead (Continue^ PTem Pag* O re) iq the open Ing power orer tho turrencle* of mast be dinwn la terms of the of Utility etoeke. In return, Umtrd benefit of a small group of in- of Um*. Later session when Glass memother eoontrlee. on* currency or the other. If, a* la gavo tha Morgan ho«* GOT.inw restore.” MR. LYON: T f c a t ’ a exactly osbal, they a re payable In the eartinned this Pecora denied ah# pdrt •hare* of prvfrrrtl stock, 800.000 “Cutdn't yoa hav* mad# this what I mean. * ho horrowing eoontry. In any “leaks” as well aa enturiag' MR. HARDY: Now. tha long whoever bay# oven the soundest of .common sod 7H ^°0 is option statement to tha saheommlttae a denial ref rtporto-tkal .ha bad w arnnt*. before thi* public invea'icatiOnT” ■tandlng popularity of tha gold AAA bonds l* speculating on the threatened*' to- resign “If thlf to h i'“ ”“ atandaed-ta-baaed on- lU alaWlUy vsrvs e f the rrrfv n e r.'— ” “ i r i r t . T f i f 'H M ' R W t t f r i t w asked ' flies* ‘'its'' one "member ( refused him certain re­ aa rompared elthor with a sliver A C)ay*"y would like to know so I wruld.Vt eiittes MR. HARDY: Right. Ahd tf OOOAXIO Morgan •tandard or «De wllh a paper eor- the bonds are drawn In tho enr- bought an additional 400,000 west* valusbl* time lltt-ning to quests. . reney. U t u* compare there two rehey ef the lendtnr country, the A t this meeting also tM-oo«u enrrenrles with gold, wllh re* pert borrowing municipality msy find shares •*of ■eomaion sod 1 ^)00.000 question* and nnnwer* uf no im- mitt##' agreed not to veautre. to each of the two kind* of aUbil- thkt It has to psv a rre a tlr In- option warrsnt*. The option* cost portanr* to people of any mlelll. lleity-of individual d etfa-te t I t each snd entitiod Ih# holder to ganct." Ity that I mentioned. rrearej number of unite of Its “I ■jbmitteii a questionnaire to Morgan firm or it# pdribefe. It A* to domestic prices there Is currency, while its revenue* pare base a share of Hailed com­ no great advantage one way or have no| gone on rorretoondingiy. mon at I37.W U m than a month the committee”, Pecora replied. decided to determine taler whether the other between gold and »llrer. Mr. LYON: That lllortretes the later those would has* realised s “Since then I have receive | nn re­ the Morgan article* of partotrallp Sometime* the price level# of sil­ advantage of gold ov*r Irrrdeem. UO profit on Ihe m arket quests for Infbrmation from any fkoqld be made public sort w hit ver reentries are steadier D»sa ■hi. pepdr. hdtT darPt too fhkl It Whlh* Pecora waa drawing this senator or the committee. Con**, IspoaJtlon should be madq of A I h»«e of gold countries,, sad at show* an advantage of gold over Information from Howard—who qoently I spend my time in New list of tndividuala depot King |10tV other time* lb# oppoelt# is tree. ■liver. R l l v e r r e d e m p t i o n 000 or more at th* Morgai gan bank, sat jest in front of John IV. Davie, York. • Rut Irredeemable P*f*T, wonl.i leep two fdrreneib* stable H o n an counsel, and George Whi ta D* hearing, bearing, Glaga asked “I <U d not seek this as. igutnant. have M ■ rule resulted unstable price levels, and this b^no in relation to on* another JU*t as ney, partner who testified ail day 1 appreciated ami do sonrectale Howard * If United Corporation well as gold redemption! And jou ever bad been.'examined before. reason why we hare p moment ago thal'im crgal Thursday—and waa about to run- the honor of being eoe-ieel f tradition in f*»or of wo gow said pricea fa sifter rountrioa have tend th# seeurttie* were issued this committee. Hut I want to as. Howard said the Pederel Trade heed Just about aa stable as those “against Ihe Interests of th# cor the senator from Vit»inia Commission had mad* an exami­ 3 t f i . s v s . 7 y V S (n gold countries. That being re, yorsllon to th* benefit of n small sure i • » • . .. j that the compensation of f'J6S a nation. It, is curious wiy sd many cmrti- gro.p of Invcatore’*, Glees liter- month tu no Incentive to mo to "Did the trade commission And trie* made the b ir swing fr*« ruptetl: > any violation of the Shuman continue.” ’ silver to gold in the nineteenth Anti-Trust AetT” Glase asked. “Wait a minute. I don’t know There were outbursts of apcentury. 1 r r “No." . i what this la all about.” plsusv and then Glase said: MR. HARDY: That swing was, “ I'm-still (a <tha d art”, the.Vim “ Has there been any violation “I want Ip say that I was ipI think, In large P"D »" blstorical, accident, i t silver bed been a Illlie of federal or slate Isjv* in issu­ poseg to the to. nrel* routpenan. gtuian complained about Pecora’* V i,H ill.I lf questions. I ... hark in Ihe other fllfOrtlin, n rheerer In tSM KngUnd would ing Iheee securities''. Glees asked •ton arrangement, I favored afahem gene in silver instead of -RemrturBnrMey (D .K y.h tomqnat* com prhsirithn.' T 'thru t ik n k storing" ih“ vxtun gold at that lime, and th# reel of “ No •l»." Ibe (ounset Is working for f3B5 a mented that tha -“ttoal report of* ftflfl K f u e f t l l U K • l*>n# * the world would probably have “I have examined Ih* m limits month. I think he is working fur the FeA ral Trade ftommiesion «m.' followed ntnng. It would not have its tillty investigation had nrt and I thta’t (ind at any tinir that something else.” and there are endlere k*»hrupt- mail* very mu:h difference except lb* employment of Mr. Pecora wa* Cmtigan again Interrupted to besn made.” to silver end gold producer*. In cio*. ami so people lose “A gertiel MportAamiJ 4 h to h \; any ho appreciated “th . efficiency fact, I think it would have been au)horix*d“. Glass staled. lime savings at most “ ’ “ r‘ y “There la »v» question «f th# of Ihe rounrel” and tha*. the in­ Olaaa said. “1 Insist on knowing a little hotter, because India and they dp tho other way. Pw ri* Wj whab this.'is all rihodU? .<,■ , member these things long *n^««h China were already on sifter end authority in my find”, Senator quiry "has been relesao’ and lua"I don't *»e him we can anlerial.” KIctcHer alootl up. ■o that the gold standard, which it would have been easier to get Coetlgan (D. Colo.), said. uniformity limpets, what Hit- Peenot-septets f, • throughout . .the . . world *‘I fu*nd no record uf the rmla really far from perfect. **»m* .by swinging “Mr. Pecora came hvrj at the III tha rest of th* coonto devektp”, KlsUher to Id quie*' -V-— *■ — * »* «,■a, ■— ■ W i ( **m Il Y y o n \*Ys»» It is certain that those countries which h a« ’ th* roost experience with paper m ore. Inflation* • " now the one* whkh are th# least enthusiastic about tampering with lha .curren­ cy. People w ho, hay* .»•*" .he r savings bank depo* t* and tnoHgag* Investments wiped out, and the value of their wage* destroyed by Ih# dilution of th# eufrency are very relucUnt to »U rt **torimeSttng again. Yod notice thnt countries of central Europe are the o n e * now m a k i n g the griateat efforts to keep the gold standard In operation. On the other hand, there l« nothing to tho eiperienc* of there violent war-time inflation* thej. that the gold standard I* ideal^ It merely prnve* that there are THE8E puzzles we hsivq m a iT if d ! liow disturbingly some things n good d * * l . MR. HARDY: Wolt.w# .Urted efficient they are. Patiently they ait across the dinner In to show why th# gold *ta*d*»d ha* been so popular In tho pert. tn,ble from us and listen to our evening complalntB—. The off*** of trfkWW# P< ?" the domestic situation I* h*M ttm _l _ ^ s. J ! J ' . xJi ' y . . i * . '^ it .u story, but tho other half »*. Dm ef­ fect on international retotloM. Tb# exchange rata between twq coun­ try * that have different *t*nd•rd . 1* *lway* un»l*hto tm U ? IM *f it* 1 N QUE UPROAlRAB L A SS S P A R S y-.-j I f you • Id rsee the little, woman tn j,. *•»> -r a fte r ^ou leave fo r the Offlcel Children to I ^ sehfjoi, meajs to plan, mVrkodng to do. liwoibry fiendf buttons to put on. tears to mend • to the front and back doors, lunch, sqt to l a cot finger to bandage. 8& S If i?v A t night, site mee;ts you In a chjc Utile ^iw if never saW before. Junior stru ts now shoes. There are new1* ledf towelsI**in the bathroom. There is an I. n-y* W's t**f *' "Hi#*n f. ff delicious dish to tempt your appetite. Where *• | -| sM'l AW T ■Vli 'ref| ur . 4 r ^ w ■he find time to be fprerttaWlartaraeOf m snsgtri fwinrfak SANPORp, TWENTY YEARS A(50 rt;. A■»S vl* v• a ♦i. V;x5>,;V St power « ■** ^ ‘Vfor It”, Clare leterjoct- I Sk/ mI reik<C» ^ .stHI 52" ■wall fluctuation beeaure of 1>M asnal a fixed rale, you nave practtally Use same thing a* one intotaa'commitcknirmep of the various . . . ---- —....... -v tfP preparing for tho em ail B. w. Herndon, finance chairman; W. E. Bhflly, treiwporlalipni.ltobetl A. Newman, amusementaj R. J. Holly, pdbHcltyi WalleV Hand, tournament; J A* Csideran. herb*cue; H. Cl DdBdse, invitations; W. II.' Under wooJi parade; If. R. Steven*, sports; Ralph Phillip*, decoraUona; and Porreat Laks, re­ ception. Tho The tong looked for ppvIng on Ninth Hlreet has started and a torg# force of men eie at w o r k thi* week grading the street amt putting down th* brick. A new wrinkle to being worked on thip paving a* the Wren ^ hetow talent and tho paving krkk la tho flat, tha brick UI4 the flak side instead of th# narrow, thy other *treate.' Thi* agw raver* tobre *urf*c* aud < to lay faaler-aad has Uw ante af • tam ing th* treffi* M. 8. Netaon uad eau Csnirv, . cants*Is, ball Saiordqy fer hi* bom# |n L* A Mip ceiebratlon' U:’being ptusr, Ito will wKimaa; 4hA In Ran: j games, boat rare*. athlnUe can­ Hi* planned for July Yqhi graduation. o f Me daughUt.' and ed Uvre I te-t*. tou^najhenla phsly to *0L with hla feM ltj wUI retofrw- hake ford. Jiqt Harris 1 .big blUa ann< ‘^ »!r' w"rk*> “** W " ~ q .'“to for la asak* hia howre ta Kwuka Rart event sad will geUInrv th« creator. « *j > thfto up.la av. ; .Seminole County hid* tto world M. e f ^ r t ^ q l county and tody to ■Uf conn, to Sanford ' «*l*brat* Am*tie* i tort --'vHkMiwi ' ; liw : ■*. y , ’.— l *i — kl^L hovw flwctaatsA to touch tha sarwa j | T.^ f to * W w lo y m e e t" i r t r ape Ut. t r (W ON■ Q aL iHmt+r ------- u m . -------- M say!: • >#! -iv*. .V - - \ �(ome Is Scene Of Radio Tea morrow U “ Ancient and Modern Engagement Of Irene W ar Vets Invited To th toenrs w hirr the genet* ecru Nr.iomaney, A,lia» Meemeriim rularlainttf. At r late Imur 8 u l* tf i, , Fellows Announced I Memorial Services (uurec wst eer.e.l ly the liaeteatj | «%l iljpnotura, DenouncerX" Wedneoday evening church at a*,iattl ly Sltav Rosalie Pope A radio l - t to hear an addre., *90 K. 2m. S t , at 1:00 e’elock. Avncunccmcnt wai mad* a few Ail v • M it’ lhe Y. nrl I War Miry Slaty [I fot.l Powell. .x M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S o d r i? Editor Telephone: Offleo 148 on Poppy D*l by Mra. tv. ? Thi* church maintain* a free I day* ago ay Mr. and Mra. George r.re I ’" r tBYBrit tu n'.tit l ,* -pe. Thore pirsrnt were: Mra. R. Cl 0f ih* c n n r r m r n t, e‘al MfOoi al •■I'ay tcrv'.e t > !•*• J thn on, honor iur»t, Mrtfc Ijm Blackburn, national president nf Healing Kooip at tba charth wherT ! j-arj . =' * * * •v»:»i'i V . \.‘W lUnakottom, Mr*. Tom Drwmd the American l>esi,w Auxiliary. th» Bit I# and all antborhad UhrU- 1 in , , prrok.hin|t m trt!M . Bf thri. Alabama Picnic I k :. on i Mr*. W. A. Kratzert, Sir* I* M. at th. wav given j*atm !vy aflem.mn hy ,la!t ^ 'cn r* I Iterator, may be M ilt Iran# *•”* Al.cv *F'elStaged \A f rSp Mra. P. E. Roumillat at her home ,l’*d. hoirowed ar porrhaeed. Open i ‘•a j *n ............ ’ 1 1 hutM'h at ,hc *‘irU M 1,1,1 '* S in . I'aul Joh'ron, Mr<i on fdoM tto AvrntiB for m finbfn Tur» ay« in<i FVidtyi fwm 3 lo | h»w«, to Anthony \\ ill im St t h • j*t o . ram r-r the v .-.n tie d P o e , an,| th* M ints it* of thi* city, »oa of Mr; and M ra.|« l| tB • | 'a e m, iullyt «: of tho leewl gtulHary with chair- 5 I*. M. ,tirte Smith, Jp ,-y lluford i'owellj Mias Marjorie MrCowa. of Or- * Ier** " of m identa and FRIDAY. land.), la |h* w eekenl g u ru of ♦**»■>« in the city, who wer-orlg-1 men of ataadlng *ommittcc* nn-i Act? ■ j " t 'c l f : . aliot Katherine Powell, ami Rosalie | — ’ **— ; N. A. ^jluinpr, of Palalka. Tho, .‘ ong, Pope. t l i l l Rebecca Stevens at her rally from A!.harm, took part ini Ths f I,ao P Pt!* of Ml" M ,r’ G old-Star mother* as t|n o r ’AULA tOM M l’NITV Cni'RCII trarriig,. will take pla.a Thur*-, Song, *,’nl’tni' in, the Gem of I an old faahloned Alabama <s r rt .U3;U w“ ' »'*• “ rV ,Ul "* curst*. Honor gt»c*ts were: Mr*. I t’lf a i" Chc.tr. borne Wl Perk Aveeue. ty , Jun.* t. it 3.00 P. II. at M»*»j I 'ay rt Th* l.et. Smith llardt. Thursday afternoon and evening ,,c‘oek at the Woman a Club. E. LaIng. Mr*. L. M. I.einhnri T! <• l!rv. Alfred Evleson. pastor Iiani.> of the Unde-elect’* parent* {Future FarmcrH Club at DeLeon .Springs near DcLand. A guiar meeting of Semlnol* ^ ......... __ J. H. Colclonsh. artd M Mr*. Carl Dann, Jr. and aun, Swimming and other sporta wen* K*b*k*h lanlg* will U kt.plic* at • jMra. .'l•unlng Srrvicce, 11:00 A. M. \ «3 South hanford Avrnu* with Mn^nt On,., d" stMitHiie ii 't srit>.i lias Ssviniinnig Party Carl Dann, 111, of Orlando, apent enjoyed until the aupper hone " " 'J °'e,**k at the Odd Fellows, Entrrtalnment d itri-r the nfi Sun uy Sch<o>, 9:4S A. M. h.. Lev. J. J. kclUghan, paatur ,.nrsl» q>nrifiu-. .a ;rj t—uitt.l Idat• abort time bare thi* morning when a targe pknie table w«. i hri*tiar. Endeavor, 8:30 P. M emonn wa* fur-tlrhrd by Mrs. j . : vr -Ait Sauir catnotir Chtnch, M'ss ClilTord Shinlnd t f . Among the filial rvrnls of the with fri»e,»(. E»T'iTnJ- Servier*. 7:30 1*. SI cvcrlaitl with q u ip t|tlfi of food. t HATUNDAY % j If. rolclonfil who jfiv f i m ^ical c.n .nat ng. S. npl re l.r.ttutt. !> m ntk> ( hay ter, Future KarmMid neck Prayer Meeting, 7:T t* Among thoae attending were:' C'rrle Number One t f the reading, "Chr1*! in Flan L-ra,' alt** rellows waa bum in Vin* Song ’•Th,. V an tt f ltsi> ’ *'li'dr.,«r* of f»’l<u itn rrhool year was Mr. aed Mrs. J. T. Jonei u,.<: Mr. and Mr*. O. I . Bledioe, Mr*. Woman’* Council of the Chrl*- .which war followed bv eevrivl el. ct nr t t , InJ. but ha* lived in thi* OITirlnn mid An:tJun-■t-.e.,1. the »wininiing perty wht.h mem-, two children loft yrvtrrduy by J. B. Cnalurn. Mr*. C. II. Cog. «i«n Charth will give a eo’J plot,, nlann and vocal *oln*.Mr*. C. V city lor the p ail 18, year*, one S«’ g, *■America tfi* "l., a ,tifttl"• • ‘ ra of th* l.'huptrr ra re last motor for M<t*cida, Kamaz ti lorn. Mr*. W. T. Wheeled. M r*.|’ >PP«’ SaturJay from 5:30 |*. M. Procter and MD- Jcan-lte Tainal.tnl.-d the |uoli. >rh,KiU of \KE VARY COMMUNITY t’ongrrgatlon. nich: af'.rt u Urge group ha4 apend the i:m iner. W. T. Thnmaon. Mr*. Phil Thomp- lrt h:3ll P. AJ. in the Sln-ch , gave informal account* of tne ir .sutifulii at it t.a t grad nird Hunt Setmoo. ‘ Tne t hr i*t 'a tv Soltll t ” • gathorr • z. tho 11i | h S.h>ol In CHURCH *n», Mrs. (I. N. Tumipierd. Mr.! BulIJIng. ent convention nf the American ■■ j ><tu nolo High Srnuol in I'.tJtl. enjoy ganre^, rnrte.it* and ie- < ■ Tho. Rev. Smith llard.n. Mr*. Flnrerre Kyzn, of Moore nn,| Mrs. S. E. Jonev, Mr. .and, MONUAk. I eg Ion and Americs n Legion Auv Ii’ie*bylrrl*n Government) Sir. Stump* we* born in TitueP'ayril ly ll,e SIL*,e* fio h n o n t, lefoio ill., parly aiL Haven, Li .pending llm week *nd M ». Ed Mei'fh, Mr. and Mr*. It.i Cirtle Numher Srvrn of tbejUiary held In Havana. Cuha. lltg an u cj In IH04. , title, and made hi* home there and SlttHel ( h tpi.tan. Sir r I. ' ., n, j (turned t» n n t i l j lai.e. V herg a* tin* r w t uf Mias Jean fl. lllekmn. Mr. and Mr*. A. V..[ First RaHiat Churth will have an Quantftie* of radiance and 1*11*. I f t . h i t f Sett ire* at 11:00 A. in I'atatka. He wa* gratkrated Thixe »ileiot,i t , rr; .Mr. ami , K«lh-r S ttargr. m l Nelli. ettP Ijiini; a t Imr homo on Oak Lee. Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. John 1-ang , all day tewing party i t thehome1 man roeea, carnation* SI.nnd amisluice 7:.’0 P, SI. | nun, -I'alalkw lltgn Sen,ml in,I ►Rnu-if t B/ T aw - f—the Sll-ser ' C'jnn!iti,ltaiii. Avenoe. !«-)•, of Daylona Bca h, Mr*. C. of Mrs. FrancU E. Boll, 1101 Park jIn bright thadr* were ^rrnneej - tirmied Sun try School with J ln-i^ed a deg tee In "’•‘el'an'raPgong. • 'S U rll; atirle,! Benner'1— eMe-Vl- WjdsrrTTr^-MattirF Phltltfi*,’’ W. Viriip, Mr*. B. L. Ilamner ami' Avrnne. about the room* where tV y ie«t, -Tvarhvr*. !»:•(» At M. -pT.TltiJef.Hf from ibo l nlvtr.ity Congregation. | .Montes rfrum'd.Mt, l ulin, l e v , c Mils Annie I'arramore left yea* iiir-Ufduer of Camp liilii Ala., Mr ' Cirrir Ntnnhcr One nf the First wer* em*rtaln*iL A‘ kw—1 ’rolirse’ x, mi » k r, the H t*. J im tt HuntU ip la j . Z )»cm \ . ^lunb-.w,! ..n #y U u ^ h y - n - | U j h * 7 n # leroay for her home In J.vrku-i . j X i - ^ B w ^ C r * P ^ W i . ^ J J i a l i 4 U : ! i i i t d L , i t l t t j . w t j u . 3;oot y . w r i h r. Ua . j W H ttu. ■ gma • t «r ul S iim m T iu 1 , , * * W |w t l l !* < • rrnilriPil at (hr moruirg l^n» .a !.w, Ihim, a**vf«ll by the Mieses Lure Bmimtlat. ■ tma-imr nrwwirT^RorrrmT PlTVnTs'th Cnldwcll, Mr*. R. I.. o’clock at the County Home. Irw.i mute*, ir.d I* at*o * |.rtv !c r at H im o’.lrek at in,* ri ci i ter. Ethel Molls. Jrjie tto Mrs. Della Ayesrck. Circle Nimilrr Two of the F‘ir*t W’ilma lelnhart. M»*v W’atlien. I III |tC || OF irlS (lAXAItENF her* with Mr*. Walter L. Moryan. Wilkcr*on, no inter ol the thlando .C hapter., hL.rfh. The anthem. ’ Th. I pal , Chapman. Ja rhurn, E.4lh Mr. ond Mr*. ’ C. F. Branan, MrJ Bar list Church will meet at 3:00 Ann W’riahl, ajwl Mildreil Sirin220 W rit Kightrrnlh Street. uf tne llr»»i*e txr.eerj Aaen. ia> j Mairh". will be sung Ly Sira 1 PeL v, an .,|l a 'i a i . i Cilo,. Ijike Slary Fla. and Mr*. W. P. Chapman. Mr.jVcl<» k with Mr*, liumrr l.iltlr. tyre. Each.gvret wa* pre*rnte»t nun. II.. Im* hern entpluye.l »ln,o, ,;ri„ g() | | r.|#ll nM l| l(u. , h „ It. N. Sander*, parlor. with a corsage from the hnste-*. on,.1i1 Al*", »>. o i Phllllns, Tnltnn A large number of resident* and: West First Street, ^ ^ f r * . J. I). Cordell has been re Ly thv Florida I’uwrr ami | j SI. Sliltr*l;her will »ing; “ I h i |! I'hilli -. 11 r old .Bill, John SenTho*e nrosent were: Sit*. J E. S today Sihiui’, '.(: IS A. M. ^ P r w t from the Pernal<l-L>ug‘ii ju visitors In the city, who were’ Circle Number Five of the Light l'oin|uny uml ha* l,*.,*nJ |;(. , c’ .bnt"*, by Kipling. It etching. tl:UU A. M. Laieg. Mr*. I. M. LeinhaG. M*» karlfc* JvT/y Si-nkarlk. Tatmadgw . I • Memorial flonpital In h-r lioiilr, originally from Alabama, took i First f!a|iti<t Church will have n Ii, mg in this city fur three year*.1 i Young Propla'a Koeirty, IhrU Mt'.l-t K*** 11 l tv.'I,tee, Uotnirt ■if 151.1 Palmetto Arenur. Sin- I, ,#. •r lie » a broth, r uf Mr*. IV. K. \V nil. rr, Hn. it E*iId, Stevw ported to b* improving t.iccly. Hostess vain, of thi* rity. | Mrs. Pope Ik ’irarhing, T *a I M. ,s , ,V U l*. If. 1 y ; r Ronald 'Mu r\ I’rnyvr Slreting Tuesday, 7.30 Since tlu' annuunrrnirnt uf her A1 Party For Sister h mi. Wiiliiiin I run, It, Donald .Mr*. J. Fleisilirr ii plan*ing In S I. I rtigugriiirnt -SI. «» — h *liuwC m .... *. lAltdre «. i 0. v lllnkll, Harry jravet Monday for New York City I*rcaehlng County Home, 2:15. Iwrii honoivd with eevvial . Uomsllmnl n r he- rid er, Mr t .! *••»’* e i li.f.ir i Gutlavvnn, Whera rhe will apend the *un,mrr U. rtflnt*. .Vim Sla sdine Slnilrr.i »o. jf. (•_ Johnson. of We»t Palm , •, '>M VtnNe , Ihijnrr Uu'lor,, Kelman, !*IH Palmetto Avenue, months with lift da ghier, Mrs. and Mr*. W. T. laingity. Mr. and 1’i inhing I uunty Camp, 3:30 P .| t,,taliu ,1 with a hihlge parly nn.r^ |irB.h, alt: . T C. Pope e tl j “" I tt " I The Church Servire l.ragua of *..| M. Kronen, and her aun, Loii.e, Mr*. J. J. I.sngley, of f’amn Hill. Holy Cro** Ki>i*-opal Church will M . rllaiivt it t sittiwct un Thn I with n L < • • | arty I t i It in. Ale , nnd Sir. and Mr*. FL II. H eltck tr. meet at t 1)0 I*. M. with Mrs. Al­ tlay vvrintig at In i huinv on F ^ itln ig h t ut I Might Ut h*M lit! Un'in l it.iirvli* I.anry. her hIt tine on vrv] I. II I.Ml Ilk EAi.I.lN'G POLE FIRST llAPTIMT CHURCH j l ii.t Mrs".i vv.lh 111 gued* lit at I Avenue. Tt, I".no. • i l l i r Mint | —e- yjlm thn Sll**e* Margaret lamg- lan Stone, Mrs. II,-ywar,I Walk* .Mr. antf Mr*.’Sam Flefrrlier left ►r and Sirs. W. E. SVateon at leadI’AI AT KA. .lay . 20.--UIY— ' Ilk llrgerie t • n gift fiom I Pc Tf Rev. W. P. Brook., J r:, 1 ey thi* morning fur Maron, (hi. ley. Dorothy Poinie, Cathorlne rr*. [ t op*. Walter L. i url,», A0, was 1 ’ I'll k, gfeSn, grren, and white w er, It .tie**. WTiite, Evelyn Kchol*. Minnie Best , ia«tor. KIlKNEAr.R M im iO IIIS T whrre Mr. Flrittcher will stay TUESDAY. the tho*,mi party color* wmrn A flrr • r c in l prugtevrioitt p ’ i killed at hi* linn'ter rtm o near Sunday School, 10:0 A. M. CHURCH UCtil ths clozo bf the peach i r t . Echo!*. Helm, Mabel. Olive and The pupils of the Junior High vvera a,renttiatril by tit,, II,mil hrdge h<ih *c»re prize, wMte h,' r'' yertrrogy when a pule fall, Virginia Chapman. Carolyn CogSlurring Service.'. II:tni A. SIrbn. They have hewn visiting Mr. School will give a r,vital nf tnuiir ’. dcoratumv, Inllir* amt avure pud.., :port* gluv . wr* given To \|r * .| breaking hi* r « .l, He ovrratnl II. V. P. U.. 8)45 P. SI. Rtmu’jy School. |U:00 A. M. Fit fecher’r mother. Sir*. J. h rn. Marjorie Coghurn, Betty aiul rspre*vlon at H:00 P. SI. In '• ttnd the e .f* of eandie* un the Tom DniimrHMt,l while reroul Ihe lumber amp fiom which Evrhing Srrviret, H;0« P. SI. Wherlrs*. Anne June*, Ella Maude Kpwurth League, It: IS P. St. Fie lac her, for the part 10 day*. Jarknom----- L. to-e«, laioire lllcluon. Eleanor the rrhool autl torluni- The puhlie I’tayrr Sleeting. Thtrt«,lay H.OO \Vrdnr»tlay livening Service*, i*>i,!ge tabhr*. The gitt* lor the Mph re.|f,. I .He El-.,:,,!!. A.,Lit I ''“ tK*1' <au jr Vllle. ll'rkann, Angela ami Sylvia Is invit'd. Tt—M r--------- ------------------ -------- 4 , W P .- « . ------—----------------------- h n r o rT fm rV e ie p re ie n trd alter | f, ,.r powiler, wa* awarded In Sit*' ! Ml** Jean Martin l^n ry will reIh. relrrt hnwnl ho.r in .1 large j |(.,-allr Pi>|o;. Mr*, pnol h- •• Meieehi-an t R. O r Hickitm, J o f ' ' ------ WROXERDAT.------------10.880 F’OM 20J JOUR - tu rn - tnmdrrnw * TiW i ~ Wrsleynii Sire. E. N. Seott an,I Sire. It. SI. f'ifn*hpst, Frvnkiin anti Edwin i.u* wnip|«,l m pink and w|Hle i |, |,| low r ore ntul wa* I’n* re. College in Slaron, Ga. tu *prn I ■(rare t, Billy t'hvrman, FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE CIIXGRFii;ATIONAl. CHUIICtl Warren will cntrrta n I lie mem. Pete n ep e |U|H-r and lopped with u lrlp iin t i f ortenly h s r." ,...’,1, NEW YORK, S,-y 2H. - (A3— t ____ I * “ the tuniraer wj.h I r r parent Felto'*, Kerne'h Eehol*. E. I- her* of Ihe la.md of the Garden m iniature p jlan d mid bouquet ul | Rove*, h-miinvillea. nnd other jTH^ greateat reVh in hiatory to Nrw (Irianl» Road m ar Geneva ‘‘"tner Park n n | Third Street fe in . Mr. ami Mr*. J. O. Laney. iy|2 I nn»r Alfn1 Wilkrraon, and Wil.tCluli nf Sa-ford with a party on l ar,h n ft,,. <n> ul n* u e i i , ., |.nn Join ’ New -York'* tine»i’’ *tartad Sanford Avriiue. She has tee:i son Smith. their varht. Sli»* Crlo. at 11:00 Avrtiur. At the ninelum n i.f Die hndge yeatrnlay. Ten thomund applica­ The Rrv, William F’. SlcPItrr- m.nl.ler. th* gurst hf stir* Lillian llionan A. SI.' tion- for ni-mSarwhip o„ the iuigiilur. hath untie prizr, ehillun M r, A. II. Mahtinry, ami M *on, |a»tor. Church H.-hool, 9:4S A. SI. » at tho hunir of her grattiknoihv.*. lice fone were '.vnded out by lime, went In .Ml** liu II. Watlien Bible Rrhool, 0:43 A. M. .Morning Womhlp. U'SHt A. SI. M a r^i*141 TakiafSi. Sir*. H. (.’. Nutting, in Slacun f..r Large Tea Is Liven Ihu civil rervi.’e rommiaaion. Sermon, U:tW A. SI. Chri*tia„ Endeavor. 7:30 I*. SI. while rut prx>, u Utz of elution *|‘|i4i •* 11« int wiiy : * t| * « lr»*M * tho part few day*. llte.e on ep'y 21*r varanese*. rry. wai prrrrnled to Slu* l.ury i |*f!|i m , lionui’ Fiv vngvliktic Servire, 7.43 P. M.l Vernon Shaffer, rpeaker. For U. D. C. Members “The While Sister” Mrs. (I. I*. I’clcl*. laiw acuie prize, -----rgyer Slreting Slrrtmg W«-dm*.’ At Milane Sunday , Women'* Prtfyer J*n-, : .. oolf, v.v i wa* grad­ Vfll. Y.>. Mi*;. Ili’fiy l!iclit»*r, Mr*. p i’lure, vvn- given to ' I . Anna j v „ s^.y, HOLY CHOSR DI'ISCOPAL s Helen Wilkinson Over 100 g.e»t». Including 40 _____ day. 3:00 P. M. V|. . T. I . fl’C.in- uated thi - on lit h from the Unlwraiaiie Fallow*. The hultoc g e.t nor, M r- t hr*ter Erie*, of • >r- -It\ at All''It*, i* -pending * few CHURCH "The White Slataf,’’ Metro ! * Ptaytr and PraUa .Service) onoro4~Wi4b* Hnrty from •other town* In*1 Ctnlrwl CioMwyn-.Mayet Wa Ihe reripienl of u in lie hunk lanno. l el Ihe Mirer, Anna .Marie ''av.O n i* nrw talking pic*I ” w ftculiy, 7:IR I*. M* ,ith hi* parent*, Mr. Florida, wtre present at the tew Tit* II*v. .Martin J. lltani. rr- n» n mnnienlo uf the n ..a.i» . Fellow , ,'lnry Mthoney, SI* 1 line ami Sir*. Slike Stuinuff. He plana Mr*. W. A. Allen. Mr*. II. New- liven jn tcrd*y afternoon at the lure version of E. Slaritm Ctuw for. Ii> frrzhiurnt* we.v trrveil L> Stall* or, Siury Slanrer, Adeloid" , a <• " hoi for Daytona Reach. ALL ROLLS CATHOLIC man, ard Sir*. R. A. II. SVilkinxiti nine O f Sir*. SI. s. Wlggin*. 1217 forvl'a i n,lying rnmanre, will lie Sundny tiller A*rrn*ion. Ihe hoatet*, aozi«ted !•> Mr*. G. Itlrhte.-. I.a II. VYatlirn, Sltrgarct the attraction at the Milane TheHngrrlia Avrnue, Ly N. de V. CHURCH entertained with n lurpriao birthHoly Communion, 7:30 A. SI. F\ D. Scott has returned from I’. Fellow* and Jti>. A. ,i. Slattern. T i'u th lletMlxd HatqLy, ni-l day parly Thursday afternoon at Hum rd Chapter of the U. D. C. a trr Sunday an USIuniluy. Helen llitaroi. r iii.ii w.tere lie ha* bean llayr* ami Clark Game are rn. Thovu prenciu wet,- Sli** Irene Ruth IMerr. The Rev. J. jT KrTlaghan. pa»tor. «'hurrh S‘ h,1‘' 1- * * *■ MKvtn*dalc park jioar In k , Mtry In honor of Sir*. K. A. D.mglaaa. -pending ol*iut two wrcLs. Slorning I'rayrr and Sermon. Fellow*,'honor guezl, Mu. G. c, F'ir*t Sla**, 7:31) A. SI. in honor of Mira Helm SVilkitson pa-l tale rrcot m g * e .t,u ry , •tarred for the fif*t lime on Ihe ll:oo a . si. E.nun*. Sit*. (Ml,, Tt ip,i, gn.| Second Sla**, h;00 A. SI. and fully M'ilk'n.on. During the with Mi*. Wltginr uni her »i*ter, rcrern in the rla**lc love dory and IL-nHirtinn after U:00 A. SI. Slomliy: t'hurrh Service la-agu. Ihe Sli,i..* Murgaict llerner, a*rif*.i aftoroon nwlmoiing was rnjoyrd air*. U. L. Prrkin*. a* ho»t.-.**ea a irominrnt mppoiting o u t frna* 4:00 P. SI. Unilrd Thank ulfe- Slur I,- Fellc'.v*, Nautili F ellow .,* lure* ta-wia Slone, l.oui*e Ctokoer Maa*. The guent* were met at the after wltieli n |icrL* aupper wa* H U N T IN G ing program. Daily Sla.**, 7:30 A. M. Ellm Hoy, Muiy Maurer,’ l.u.d'n door by Mr*. G. D. Bi»hop and Hale, May Rabaon, Edward Ar aervrtl. • RIGUAI Inch nuld and Alah Edward*, undrr th« F'riday: Young p.nple’a cat I •Mali >>cy, Allre SlrGLne. l.u y I Mr are tquipp.'il to piodiur R.ioiiy School Saturday at 3:00 dtbv«ry 8 pkkarp Those prrtcnt were: MU* Hnlrn Air.*. II. 1>. Caiwetl after which dlrrrtinn of Vi tor Fleming, who pzrty at 4:IM I P. M. I'rmeed* fur I’Mer*. Ruth Peter., Adrian!.'{ |ir*l >Ioh» |uh w-rk al Ihr ol lapilri •Writ* Wilkin ton, MU, Marjorie New- hey weia introduced Ly Mr*. E. filmed the »urre*ifid Gahlr-Jean P. M. the Camp Wing-Mam fund. Ifirhtrr, Arl IH- Rich.rr, il.iig u .it) lueral piewiblr pr.CV*. liivr 0* m n , M as Mildreil Knight, Sirs, R. Rountili.it tu Ihe irrriving line Harlow tulklr, "Itr.i Duxt." in lh-« Huy Scoutt. at 7:30 P. SI. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tr kirh, and lrn II. Wuthrn. a trial. mitral order • • • • if .' V'vritan, S in. W. A. Alien, whirh wa* tumpo«e,| Of Sir*. p ro m t flint. Mi** llayr* play* the Sunday, J.n e I. Wh'tcuqday. A nut he.' L r id i,. | a rty nm | an Mra. N. A. II. Wiikin*on, Hilly Dmiglar*, Sit*. F'. U Ezell, of role of an nridneratle Italian girl B r est * C o m p a n y , In c Sixteenth Slice, and Sanford Hcroltl P rin t ini; Co Tlrero will l#e „ rorpnrule rein u iii I h t g lu > ,n u ir .b o w er w r r 't U irburg, P»*l "late frraident, who turn* down the suitor of her Avenue. Wilkir.son, and Allen Newmnn. 411 IMt MttttMf K N IIIU Phi. v I lx 1*11101*1111 rrllO tllA It i I ji rr«. ending reerrj.sry gen- father* rhoin- in favor of a young Th« Rrv. F\ SI. Slur rr, pivrtur. niunion uf ihr Servire l.'ague an I given for S li.» beilowz Ly S ir*. E . prerrntatinii of the United TlntA E . Roum illat lo t night ut her • TI era!; Sir*. It. C. W«nxfu*rry, of officer in the Italian air lor:#. Bible School, IMS A. SI. nlTeri’ i: al*the 11:00 o’clock rrrv home oil Falmetl.i Avenue. H id' Orlur.do. fiwnth dietrirt vie • When notified of Id* ilrath at the Morning Servire, 11:00 A. kl. i.e. 1,1 ore prize, „ vanity cure, win ,trr*i,|ent; Mu.-W. C. Hill, pre*.( |(1, rn | rn , u runvrnt. The Srrmon, “Sarrifire.” Spaalrb rwinded | , Hi,* Slary .Mahorey, To-Night lyit of N. tie Howard Chapter; , j ory r | , rH ju a aenratinnal climax Amrriran War Veteran*’ «»rvt <• FIRST' METHODIST CHURCH while nit p rae, n .imilar vanity, . i in mornlrg. ,n ' Sir-. Wiggln* ind Mr*. IVr* ,tnr3r Lrn th* lover return* ami■ nfind* wn.i prem ole l to Sli-a Slary ,1m, the leivlT-iii.r. A* memcntiw* j r«|iK|nui, vow* an nb Double Show Evining Servire, X:00 P. SI. The Rev. Smith llardt'i, parlor. SInu.er. T he h mor g e*t r,v ived ,'f thr wrarion Mr*. Ezell, Sir*. »lacle to hi* happine**. Ptufr**or G. Ii. M.-Kuy, *iiprr u |i*ir of hand embroidered pillow WiMuR-erry, ami Sire. Itoujla** reI'RRSIIYTERIAN t lllTMTI inti lulrnl. Ytfi re. I* tied wit;, i cauage of flowciivml r o r a ir a of (lower*. Sir*. In n . The run porch, where Mtu. \ iMifkilittl Do gin v alto) rr.rivr,l a past Floyd 14 nil predded n-.rr the Tlie Rev. Fl. I). Brownlee, D. I> .Morning Service, H im A. SI. era. SrriVJit Ly the |* ,ln r, ’ Our gur*t*' reg 'itrr, wai itreoralcd p tattr. ~ (J'liAtlil if x of talisman vn*!*** ptr*ideet’< pin. G rrslrat Ne*d." ran an. »• n»ie«, ituticr anil inrii.' —' llirlrg the afternoon refre*h- with m l and yellow lirnla*. Sur.day School, 0:43 A. SI, T IM Young People'* Division. I!;4a linnx wrn* Usril |<» uiinrn Ih** from JACKSONVILLE Throughout the uficrnoon the men'* w«ie nerved in the dining Slornh.g Worahlp, 11:00 A, SI. P. SI. r in m /W o m h / izh / At rmini« i•f tIi** l.'n jiiiillil Ituiti,. fi.r ta cit v lin e alt*. Clci.tr P. Hem- gueata were nerved p.ttch un the t'hrDtlan Endravor, 7:00 P. SI. SJjIrrmm jutm m aJdti Ml \ . Song Server, 7:45 P. M. din tnd MKi Marguirt Rolwrt.1 trrrar*. PrerWIli* at lh« pur-rh i Ih* vert l«»r, Al u latr limit a Firming Wdiahlp, K:00 P. M. Rolllui* every Tl'kHIlAV, MtlJ Sermon ly Ihe Pa*lur, H:00 |*. •*v rl rtnir»« wni tc n rjl mi llm Tbe *e**iun will meet ut the jltsldrd. The r«freahmrnt table, table at varlnua time- during the DAV and MONDAY at S P. M.. T M. everting were; Sir*. Frvnk I.. c|.„ e ,,f (|,e morning and evening we ov'tlaid with a iar* doth and whirh wrrp ortrfntif — ratline for a frw flour* I f t LzilevUn. Th* rool tnd ereuflVtihtrr fervteaa "f,,r It... retrptinn ns afll lain - P c b jr r t m i; rhrT*nhn Soliirif '• v.ilh liriifhl ritloir<l liner? r« ?rrn j .Mp irrVIces lor the rente rrif -with T rtif 8**1.(rift'u f re>r ■Wood ruff;-M m St.-C ItT- WHtI*-; ■v*ii. A rp’r.al .Memurinl Day nerv.iv \ 'ittiiiK llir litKtlni were: Mrs.5 pomlrol war—via Iho only all■f rremler*. Thou*•without churet, SILENT Ii li*n.|> t.ect.ud. and f*tn Hound Jr. ard Met. J. M. llayr*. water raulr. Ill* modern *lramAntony Ihe out-af-lnam gue-l. home, in Sanford are welcomed to will h" held at tha evening ntrvi-.*. C. C. F’rllow -, Mm •.vhlr'i v.’err pUeed whitt tandlcv rr*. Ilrtk *;«<l*. danrlnj, radio, I.. II Con..or A ’rperiul invitation )• rale.uk* n atlrn wnre w«r«: Mr*. W. IM E N " - L1 all (ervicr*. Th* pvatlor i* avail rlr. Drill lou, mrzl*. 'n il.rr hoi Lri. The LulTrt wa* Mzl i n iH-ff- Hfee z,.naHie*wz •vi'..riled with red and wli te gladi­ Pnulk. Sit*. T. M. River*. Sir*. A able for ronfcrcnco avary morning l > nil veteran, and tx-roldier* to i tlr rid tIti* nervier. fl k»1 Ml«t>84 8*4 «NM*1'» Gifll tl.e tv rn lrg Im r, lag lining ot oli a n | n»ptraguii fire. Thr U. D. T. Smclgrtr*, Sir*. W. J. S ind. fmm t*:00 o'clock lo 12.00 o'rLn'' — AND — Chartaataw garartlaoa f i t hiOl o’clock. i dot ■ of , r j an I whilu ware Mr*. D. J. Knoi, Mr*. L. It in hi* aludy. at th* church. TJKI YOU! CA* ~ f.VlFHH) M im iOIIIST ( IIITM II Thr Sunday School will meet i t f r Iher fren tu ated by the r*e« Tquirt*, Mr*- A. W. Bailey, SlrVT l*« ,a*a* »h*. a,,aa»p«*>•* BIST n il'H C .i OF CHRIST ... . — 'hvu*iinl time, wilh T. L. I.in.*„ ir Irr hnunla whlth ion*Utrd of an E. A. Owen, and tha Mlzar* J-m IV. J. Carpenter, pa,tor. 1 .la -c e H lth Jinks on SCIENTIST C L Y D E . M A L L O R Y L I NE S ire rvui*e. Each Individ al cake CalowcII and Jtrn iu II linn, of Tim oioining wrm,,„ will treat Wr ha¥, um|rr „„ , Um High Seat KbMffmeet Mr*. C. W. .llr*Hl y j ---bore n *ma 11 Confederate flag. Plar I, faal af lib*rty Draal. Phan* 3 7433 >CKSOMVIIII Among tVi-e’ e*tl«llng In icrvirg o f D«I.and, Mir. F. I~ Fizrtl, of ' Chriatlan Sriane* lervirr* nr, II- ^ * ntj “VI« 1 " Varnllon Bible ......... whvh we rV *’ ■CPkilU.- U. tl^ -will- hope-RrlaV u 'In mi wvr>: thr Sliuv* Catherine White, I e«*hi-rg, Ur*. F'loyil land, of held retry Sunday jH!onln*_ii: Second Stlree i rrcrh the Common ement *ermo* 1 . dfaoay Whd«i Virginia ktrDatiDI, l h r » l » r 'R n . R . c . Woudbcrr/. the cits reh iat Kart Tlency H n-.rltrr, Dorothy WigMoongy, Mr-. Frani at 1 1 :00 o’clock. Suhlrct for to !, r th# Ovieib Hlrh . SrhiMil at g n*. AntoinatU llayr*. ta d Car- Po»"dr, Mr*, 'A. J. Wrlrzingrr, ulln» m u. i Ur*. J. M. Caruther*. Mr*. R. P. The living room* of Mr*. Wlg-I U°w8rd* Wl*- J- B. A»h<r. Sli* * T O B IH jins home w»r* openeil aazuUo for! H*lph T um rr, Mr* T. 0. Brown, .Y O U H C the ocrieion. In Ihe large living Rr*. K. K. Slagle, Mra. Allan S. Fa* PkJvr*- ’ ONE MOKE WEEK color .cheme of red ard ■T’,h't* "'. Mr*. It. D. Van T* »l. Mr*. S. 8. Griffin, Mr*. Uriah Dmililo •Single Saely, Mr*. A. L. Illntin, Mr* W OOL Joe WlnGow. rad l l h i Lucy la v ur rente, nil of Orlando, C H IT O N ial i AndPersonal Activities personals A t The Churches hKINGSBEEli I JMciiomlbundTupTcm . j "NEW yokk mO jrsz URE WISE BLANKET SPECIAL! IN O L E S wool, or COTTON *TOB 8HINOIE THAT NEVER CURLS” 2 A nd u NCB on, thay’ra on to itarl And attnethr* on thoy'ro dursbU. Aik us f tlM^k ' Security Lumber Co^ Inc. PHONB 7*7 41* MAPLE AVP. P H O N E 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY, INC. ______ ___ ________ tjii — ti �0 T A IM F«*/ — * — 1» ----( * ning at lb* boa* of Mr*. W. A. Boykin*. Ganm* w « * p l* |M a f l » which * w ta w roaat « w *«Joy«d. An lew and **rr»d let* In th* ovtalaf. Those present war*: Mr. * * * lira. W. A. Hopkins. Mrs. D m Lynch. Mia* R * C i s ita i* ! * , HI** Dori* Hopkino, RoWrt Lynch. Marvin Milam, J . ft. BUI*. Harry Stslnmcyqr, Charila WlUtnma, Dottflau Stcnstrons, Loon 8t*Umsytr, Loon Berwick, E n a c t Southward. Lamar Echols, T W dorr Klickor, Donald LaMolns, Ho­ bart Smith, Waltar Hopkins, Clarcoca Hopkins. Staphan Lynch and Hr'. Walker. SeOer Of Dope Exon­ erates D efen d an t In Suit For DirOfce Pledge 3-Yedr Effort NEWPORT, R- I-. May « — <ff) _lira. Euf*nia Wocdwifd Jtft* aroaa In superior cw rt lata yua* tarday to uatWrgo th# irrutiliy of Mr*. Ethel Hartman, of S im la * , ham, A la, and hear th* vrftMH awaar that Hr*. J#lk* M W had vtailed her Dirminfham apartment hot b* In the n a tn n of a id that Dr. Smith would not ■aoood'before H. Mini to be decided, ho said, h e r the complaint of two rt (Mat the aynod of Aro m d In not sustaining th* i mad* against Dr. Smith L I f hold valid, th* mattor ' Action. If th# contrhry do­ le teached, no farther do­ ty bo taken by the eommla•bmmlaalon conalata of 14 I f ruling aider* Eldar R. B. Harris, Jack M t t H agatnit Dr. Smith, »f th* Second Preebyterlan of Llttlo Rock, war* baaed llcation by th* mlnleter of cl* dealing with th* theory Congress Is Being Grand J u r o r s Condemn Sale Of Urged T o Activity L o t t e r y Tickets F o r Adjournment (Continued Prom Pag* On*) OOt'af!lb* day on the floor of ■tatoahly v ia taken up with been carried on, and w# do vigor­ HMfiof reports' from atandlng ously condemn thla undoubted vio­ XkittMi. practically all of lation of th# atat* law *nd call upon th# law enforrement officers A raiblullon was adopted pledg­ or Bamlnol* County to Investigate ing tho ehtrrch to a throe-year pro- and make c a m against all per­ gagas for evangelism. Under It* son* guilty of such violation* af tonga, the Committee on Stewardshdpand Plnanca Is dlrorted to th# law." Concluding their report, th* Ju­ ntruly tho entire question of th* eiwtyrallitle method and "sndsavor ror*, who found "all County proptie M ata all of th* constituted ortle* to b# wall kept and In good ngWilea la a unified effort to sin- condition," aUt* that "w* want to pM ftl* th* svangallstle forward •vpresa to th* officiate In charge g e ta to u e t In a ttry c h u r c h of the variouscounty propertlea throughout tho *M*mbly.” our appreciation for th# manner In T lo report of th* commltte* on which they hav# performed thalr Mbtfto missions urged every duties and for their axeallant su­ rhttwh to observe tho weak of pervision." Nor, tl-JD a* a week of ptayar State’s Attorney 1- P Boyl# also nkd'Mlf-danlal for foreign mls- I* thanked “for hU method o( •Ibat, and appealed for greater of- handling the business before us fd rta ln support of this work from which has resulted In a considera l l' branchas of th* organlutlon. •bis saving tn th* taxpoyer*.'' Mr. Dr. Egbert W. Smith was reBoyle had changed tha uaual alaotod for another year aa field secretary for foreign missions, method of calling all witness** to Pfr, * Jamas L Vanca, Dr. T. K. the Court Hous# on the first day Young, R. B. Clinton and Mrs. A. of the grand Jury's Investigations. W /T u rn er war# re-slaetail to the It* had ordered only those wit­ exteatlr* commute* on foreign nesses to appear who would be questioned each day. In this way nsianixnt for thrae-year terms. Tho assembly voted "hearty an- ha had affected ' a considerable dofaoment” for plans to celebrate aavlng In paymant of wltneases tho *90th anniversary of. tho fees, and th* Juror*'"' expr*died MoMMy In thla country of Pros- themselves *s pleased with his ac­ "y im, to be hald In Virginia tion. The Court and th* County offi­ ''Th* report of th* commlttco on cials alao war* thanked for thalr T^bootk obaarvonc*. adopted “rourtaou* and proqipt ao-op*ra­ iManlmously, daclnred "thla nation tion." can not xnrvlva unlasn th# ChrisAccompanying thalr final prattkn Sabbath Is praaarvsd" and sentmrnt, the jufnra turned In ^ lU d upon mlulstlrs, Sunday fnur indictments and four no trua School-tsachsrs and other leaden bills. to llraas tha Importance of the Moses Newman, negro charged tfabjoct during th# coming year. with th* flrat d*gra* murder of Ambua Williams, on Dae. 19, 1032 near Moore’s Station, pleaded guilty to second* dagra* murdet Judge Millard R.‘ Smith aanl l t d h e W C a B e and tcn:e,| him to 20 yaarx at'ftalford. Morris Davla, negro, was Indict­ ed on a charge of assault with In­ tent to rap* a 13-year old negro i vCMtlwMd fttom Pn*« Onai girl. a^,;^a a,paym ent for tha Nation­ Two other indictment* war* re­ al City Company mnnagament turned but th* names of th* per­ f t m and waa to bo considered sons Indicted wrre not mads a a Art advance and not a t • pay- known owing to th* fact that they hate not been arrested. No lroe All* war* found in fa* vor of W; C. Sherman, whit* real. dent of Panama City, who was found not guilty.of cutpnbla n*gdodtpirty totaled $1208,125.03 ligefic* as th* roault of tho death of tho d riv ar' of an automoblla cjMuaNs af tb* $999,999.97. 'Othav Items af Intoma which which figured In a collision with MtMhbU report ad for 19t$ In- Mr.' Shtrman'a car on tha Drlando ® M tit $140,109.47 Intarast on highway ism s weeks ago( Boys* llOtk dayoaiu, bend coupon* and Sherman, negro charged with NdttMAl City Bank stock loaned braaking and antatipgj WslUr to ih* National City Company i Auen, and Robert' Roper, negrbes $4M7*H dlrocton’ fees from ehapged with -the • ani* of lottery o4Mr aompanics, and $I9449£7 tickets. profit In ayndictU transaction*. Stata’a Attorney Boy!* xtatod » first count against Hitgrown out of^n Ml# of 18.. haras of National City Bank 1 ho claims ho mod* to hi* ' In 1919 recording a lot* ■1»g' pbrpoae*. Th# govxntI 911*go* this won n fnk*. noooad deals with a similar Motion In IWO shares of An* da Copper steak in 1930 In* Igg W. D. 1T h a H u t. proslaf tha Groan Csnansa Cop. Pd C o u n t In ought F o r t h P O M lU tib N DOUBLES AlMOftOftA’ Ray S7— Iff) vtaMta- ta Isfttataad ' hav* (Continued Prom Pag* On*) burden on men of amall Ineomea. Before acting on lb* bill, th* House voted down *n attempt by Representative McCormack, Drmecrate, Massachusetts, to In­ sert a ! I d percent general manufacturer*' sale* tax Into th* LIU to finance th* $3,300,000,000 public worka bond laaue. JB rejecting the sale* tax, $85 to 137, the Houae approved a revenue program Incraaalng In­ come and gasolln* tax#* and making corporal* dividend* aubthe higher Income Th# tax#* are designed to raise 9220,000,000 annually to cover charge* on th# bond Issue. Without a dissenting vote, th* lloua* adopted an amendment by Representative Ragon, Demo­ crat, Arkansas, designed to pc** vent Income taspayers from charging off year-old losses In making out Income tax returns. This amendment grew out of the disclosures before th* Senate banking committee Investigat­ ing' J. P. Morgan * Co., Kagua told the Hous* that had thla ■mendmaht bean In tha law It wauld not have been possible for Morgan and hla partners to avald payment of taxes. It limll* to th* currant year deductions of nat loss** of all descriptions sus­ tained by Individuals and part­ ners. Under the present law, a year's carry over b allowed. Th* bill empower* President Roosevelt to establish fair codes of competition In induatry through suspension of the anti­ trust laws. lie Is empowered to fix max­ imum working hours and minimum wage* "or workers iq Industry. Tha public works program ha* been estimated capable of giving about four mllllcn men Jobs. About $2,000,000,000 Is to b* ad­ vanced to th* eta la# and local governments,, 70 psreant in loan* and 30 percent In outright gift*. | n addition, $400,000,000 la to b# given tha itata* for highway construction. Thla 1* to be dis­ tributed on th* basis -of one-hall for population, and a*fonrth each for area and poat road mileage. fcn administration amendment . offs red 'by Chairmen Doughton, Democrat, North Carolina, of tha way* and means summit to* who piloted the msasurv through th* House. Th* balance of about-$900,00(1,000 Is to be expended on fadenl pro Joe ts Including a $100,000,000 M ral construction program, public building*, riysn and herbor, flood control and for pres­ ervation of natural niourcaa. • Already. tha administration I* preparing to put tha worka un­ der -tMa- - taftelottao Into of fact. Brig, Gan. Hugh Johnson, ra­ ti rad. is to become th admlniaIra tor of tho Industrial faction of th* kill. A public work* admlnUtratkn will handle expenditure* of th* $>£00400,000 fund. Tb* loaning facilities -add authority of tha Reconstruction -Corporation at far m satf-liquidating project* nr* eoocatMd «ra "-to b* Iran*Tarred to hun. MaonwhiM, tin het • reduced by $1£00£OO.DOO tha banowing power of th* Ra- • ftlylng front Naw Orlaan* to Newport to appear on th* wltneaa itand in th* J*lk# divorce adit bofora Judy* Walah, Hr*. Hartman thn* a track a blow for tho ro(pomknt agsinat th* char** of ft. fra ile r Jclka that hi* wife h id been anfelthfal to hhn with "the .major" in Birmingham within a few week* after her manta** In 1931. Ilowevtr, In rrois-sxaminallon by Char!** P. Slaton, count*! far Jalke, Mr*. Hartman admitted ■ha told tnv*itlf*toTt h u t y*ar that'M r*. Jrlk e'h ad vMted bar apartment with "the major" and ah* would ao teal Ify. Sha a lto , admitted sh# had aarvad two term* In federal peni­ tentiaries for idling narcotic*, that ah* rented room* In Bir­ mingham for "Immoral purpose*" and that aha had lived under seve n l different namra. In direct examination, aha dodared th* had 'been approached by representative* of a Naw fo rk (btective agency to appear In th* Jclka ease, and that aha h td retaivad 95200 from Jelka’a rapreaentatlrea at varlotu tlmei. 8b* tify for hla sld# of tb# cast. Just as court adjourned until Monday, It waa Warned Judge Walah had luoad a writ of proUctlon to prevent nnyon# arrest ! • $ Mri. Hartman .whilg aho was tea t Ify In g In th* ease. It waa laamad th# writ wax lasuad because of « projected at­ tempt by Jalko’a lawyer* t o ‘orrest the woman for deceit, In tak­ ing monty from tho potltlonor In th* caa* end then falllag to toxtlfy for hhn. Referring to Mrs. BilWy, who testified In th* flrat weak of the trial that aba had seen Mr*. Jatk* and "the major" In the Hartman apartment, Mrs. Hartman said "sho I* one of my best friends." "Did you ever salt her nar­ cotics 7" asked Georg* Paul Blade, counsel for Mrs. Jxilc, "Occasionally", mid ' th* wit. n*s«, Under crosi-aismlrfetlon, aha admitted sh, "got" Mrs. Bailey Into tho case, but said, "sh# mads \ mistake, Wa all mako mistakes. I've mada plenty. I haven't any right to try to btackan th* repu­ tation of another woman." Sh* Said there was a woman named Eugeni* who asad to come to h*r apartm ent, with a man, but It wa* not Mr*. Jstk*. "Do you consider $92^0 a pretty good soraT" esktd Mr. Slsaon. "No", said th* wltneas, with tom* contempt, T e a mad* $90,000 to ^75,000 a year wiling nar­ cotics." Sho admitted She had "Con­ sider*!)" testifying that Mrs. Jtlko was in th* apartmvnt, "I thought ahe waa that*", she ■aid. Sh* datiod sh* told tho p rin t* detectives that ah* kkaw Mr*. Jalka, and Mid aha did aat .hhow k*r. Sha also dantod ah* had' a PLUNGES TO DKATH PHILADELPHIA, M ay.*7—<ff> —Col. Thoma* H. Rcaoall, 51, Mid by police to be prealdent of th* •Staunton HillUry academy at Staunton. V a, planted to hi* death yraterday from a third fMbr window of a hospital, where be wae a patient. Ruaaall M l admit­ ted to th* institution May 19 for treatment of a nerrtroa allttant. W T W R H K U N O * M fc------ l voqGcrr TTEU- Ws V /H W tt. 1 W A 5 V _____ SOlhlOr / YACHT BOBBED HAVANA. May 27— (ff>-ILifc her* held up to tailor guards yealerday and atole four suit case* of doth** and $.155 from ' th* yacht Swordfish, belonging I t D. E. Dickson, who arrived her* Thurs­ day with hla family from Miami, ©OrMyrt-PreviA II ELVER! NG IS APPROVED WASHINGTON, May 27«-<ft) Senator —Tho Senate Finance Committee yesterday favorably reported the nomination of Guy T. Ilelverlng, of Kansas, as commlastonsn of Internal revenue by vote of 10 to 7, NO OV1IRTIMB HERE yesterday lit a bill by F k trb ar, Florida. Girl Break” Dance C1™’£ «•*■* la Given On Friday tenbunr,-------A "girl break" tea dance .waa Ivan yesterday afternoon from 30 o’clock to 7:00 o'clock at th# plaeopal Pariah Houae by the HI Alpha Kappa aororlty with larg* number of members of th# gh school set in attendance. ?iM°n' Also Gaorg* McClelland, Teddy H one, Blll Tyra. Allan Field*. Henry Witte, John Courier, Charlee Batta, Jams* Hayes, W»rren Herbal, Alfred Stanley, BUI Blggor, Richard Dea*. Bruce Laney, Claud* Horntfen, Jr., Max Rumbley, Raymond LundqnUt, AUSTIN, T V s, May 27.—m — Overtime hoots ar# “out" In th e Taxes land otfflca, thanks to a law anactasl b y th# legislature in 1973. Th# gfatula prohibiting work w rapt d rrin g regular office hour* was Intcinded to prevtnt U* legal alteratlorl of records. BILL REPORTED WASHINGTON, May 27—W —'Th# Hoqso territories commit­ tee yesterday favorable rsported th# Rankin bUl, rwhich would glva th* President p o se r to appoint a Mra. B. L. Perkin* entertained non-resident aa governor of Ha­ Ifa* member* Of th* Thuraday waii. | Morning Contract Club with a hridf* party and luncheon Thnra<tay morning at her home on Mag­ nolia Avenue. High star* prise, a double deck of playing cards, NASHVILLE, T inn., May 27— went to Mix. R. R. Daa*. Her body pierced Ly a pole which A color scbSma of pink and broke aa aha wax', vaulting, Mtaa grxim was developed by th* qnan- Janet Morrison, 1H, waa reported titles af garden flowsrv arranged In narlous conditio.i yesterday. , about th* rooms whom tho guests were entertained. A t tb* noon hour luncheon wa* servod in two course* by the boatssa, nialstad by Mr*. M. 8. Wlggtna and Mrs. K, R. Dess. Those present were: Mra. Ralph ft. Wight Mrs. R. R Deas, Mra. IIB. Lewis, Mra. G. D. Bishop, Mra. C. 'R. ntrtloy, Mrs. R. C, Bower, of Orlando, Mra. M. B. Wiggins, aad Mra. P. A. Kero. Mrs. Perkin* Hostess* A t P arty For Club Comsll, Lola Comb, Camilla Deas, Loralna Yarboraugh, Marjorie TlUlo, Nanay. '.White, Margaret Murff, Gladys XiaUw. Mary Jan* Pratton, Marjorfa U n i, MarlUa Torrance, Rllxabeth Mcthrtn, that whan ho deposits hla mo.ray, he knows ho caa go and a v; it back whenever h* want* Ik" Mr. AHon:dU M t say wha: dhposltlon win b* mada of tha bnlldlog a t th* p n ta n t location of tho bank, which la Its property. TMbnfs Mr-Draftl i and Kntres; peantMo IM i# alt kin ds, ate. B e pert saw Ig. . LAWN MOWkBS H e w Ir f S end I k w i w M a | m On# dole '* your work dona by a real mschanle J. W. SHADOW WHAT’S NEW SEMINOLE FEED CO. Atwar* compottilort aa ahdkti hr... in ) bom* mltstf tally s* poultry t»«J. _ . Usmlnol* D airy. UalnssvIHi Um.h, m M by us Is b s lls r . - RtMNt flHau coaffion SEMINOLE FEED CO. Lu m b e r WASHINGTON. -Authority Mi for the SUCH IS LIFE n u i LwriMT Ca. cood Bh* Mid'aha want ta Naw Tork on th* caao early this year a t tha reqtiast af JalkaY rapraacnUtlvea, and th e n conferred wjth Mra. Bally and with a plrvaU dstactlr*. Sha left Now T art, sho aald, after having a dispute with tb* dutoct i n In which th* called Mra. Ballay “a r a t" FO R RESULTS V DOZIER ft u se GAITS QUALITY' PAINTS "BEST PJ0H THE SOUTH” A t l a n t i c Bank S gna-L eaw -F or New Q u a r t e r s 8TANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. , , ■- - - - ; - : » M g » a f o r i 'AV m p e ^ - (CouUnosd ftrom Png* Oos) and tbrolopmsnt of tMa rlty. Th# velum* of our huslabM hiw>ff9wn ao tkat largsr quarter* R f t * i p m itt a tMCMaJty- la ohirtara wo will b*-w dvIR m t'ta l ta quality oil— changed i x f O SAN - NAM ID A ft AMBASSADOR ju An s e r V i UE J, WASHINGTON. May $7-<ff) ^ *7*1* * 'L '& r - r r r r * '! - ~ h �GENEVA t*r, tVrotby, *p*nt the paat work her*’ with relative*. Hamid Carpenter, of St. IV lersburg. Dialled hi* father. I»r. Wi J. Carpenter, her* Sunday. II* *** rnreotc to Macon, lia. to flail hi* • iater, and from there planlted in p i to Dayton, Ohio. Mr*. Carpenter entertained the Valley Cirri* of th* M*thodi*t Chirrrh a| her home Monday a ft­ ernoon. lake Charm Clrele and Cirri* Number Ohe met on Tuei day aft*mcon at horn** of mem­ ber*. Franklin and Edwin Bramrn m t * -gursla Iant week-end of Sidney Camway. Mrs. Nila Cmwforl, nf Jark•nnillh*. returned rteenlly to • pend the summer with her moth­ er. Mr*. AV. M. King. OVIEDO F Mr. and Mr*. E. N. Sutton atfMhl-|| tha commencement tie rU a of Saatham College at Eiakatkad Monday earning, at C h k b time their daughter, EdUda* iatto n , received her A. B. dU re*. MU* Sutton returned with |a r pa real* Tuesday and will iptnd the mnimer vication her*. I Mr. and Mr*. J. Leonard apent the week-end In Sanford a* the m a tla of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Of red* High School -come* to a successful doe* daring th* .g rit few (Uy*. Tuesday night of IhU week tie Jan let and Ren­ ter pUy. * Oh! Dtdni It m in!" by Harriet N. Connell war give*. Th* following taking part: Fem­ inine lead. Paulina Prevail, mas­ culine IPad, Oliver Jaeo'st 'other characters. George - Kelsey, A D. Sauer, Elmer' Dan. John Ja ­ cobson, Paul Luka*. Charlotte la s ts * . Atidnpy' - tlrtek, June I Mrv aad Mr*. W. U Sleg are Cromwell. M artha. Hunter, ami kpeedhtg thi* week at (Coronado tieraldtne Story. 'BaMA.il i K H. PaUi(hat), P. R, Dooley follow': Friday night, May I*. and dh B: Lacy are icrving a* Pian„ Kreilal bp pupil* of Mr*. jutmh on th* grind Jury thin Helen leinhart; Sunday night. Rarrutanreatr Sermon by Dr. I w ed l LONGWOOD lllk aod Mr*. Ben WoliMim, Mbs C. Jenkins, Presiding Eldar fee*. Urtamto at 11:00, at Methoilirl KtkA l / i i l i and Frank Thomas Church; Mcmlay morning, El*. ■pent BumWy a t Oorrwdo Beach. IW*.' flop Miller spent the menlary promotion. Prufasior H. sL^LaWV^wiU Jttg g n L tetifkaifc*. t^es|t.-T<ttia*hew«f nipaiii«la w tw In 14 member* of tU Siath Mr*. W. T. Jackson, i t s . Fr.rrce« Grade at Mi.tn. Monday night, Daphne Takach, and two from <1% operetta »*H b* «a*d| Ter Scoot uniform*. LAKE MARY Mr. *nti Mr*. I. Q■Ptekgflni leftj |**l week for their home in M*i , th e lain ‘ meeting for th* year of Ihr lake Mary P.-T. A. **•< .»■ h soil* |o »pend * |-«rl of thu hat'i Thm'day night. May lit. at lUmtwri Ihr* 'cbool. Th* meeting open* l 1 Krirnd* nf Charlra Sew.il rn joyr.l a party *1 hi' homv lust Monday night. . darners from Saafnrd. T. M. Doll*-,. Matthew a. t i d i n '’ PnyW*v Man Mr. *n,| Mr*. R. K lin e nr.I mih was caart-rtar.. Th* audteat* Ftem-h, Ci. let to Mill* TAoeJ M<children v»rie dinner guear. ta*t a n appreciative am t a rdimtttcr. ItanaM. Vinfct I hfngrtdrc. Martha Suauay of Mr. *iiii Mr*. hoitt *l aid* aum'tr** kfldt for Ih* bene- IHthr*. Munhrth W*dt*n, TJedn t a ir Munroe. lNdgre, n, |t, flunk ait, Adolph flt of th* hrtbertr* llhrary. ■ sftlletl the new ..(Tket*; I’rlocipUt e irht». On Sunday i l W ' l l l.ym.a aa- Bn-»dkM. _______ __, „ . K«etrme, -for the ctgMB’grade ithell iravg a »hort Utk 'ihankinp regular mealing un.k-r th i ttaibrt-| wai preached ta tha graduating urn- pul „n at thy iehoAl h f » * I've officer*. riunmUtce* a id ahlpv nf Capt. True Iasi Tuesday.| rta*< by R*r. llacrt* Hook, of »*r-1 on Thor«hy evening with a ta li' taeitdau's fur the r splendid ro.perrjhwt d 'tln g Ihe year. II* e»- Ida RubiBMin ard I, ei'te list red I Undo. t a r . R. W. Dfchart gam attenUner th r prayer and Invocation. ! Mi and \lr*. C.corgr Me fcley pre,*i’tl regret Ihiil Mn*. Ball felt were jnvesteil and tec'ived liln».| (trai button a a tf th r t of f jm in ' «».■ mtert,lining relatifea Inrni Ihe ueterstty’ «f resigning, b«fc A ftrr the mreting a w*:. t relm tl g*\Y '*'*nranrtr that Ihe neW School Claaa of |5RI are NfcMulM i bien»«. Mbs. ’ ' BotaUr, wilt for thia weak.'Friday night. PTr*A group op mender* oTlhe I'Nkr preuhldni. r.-Mor Willard iWwtttaa iteflUr* league are to takr part ih Wet- "r*rty on”. Tlotrtrs were pte the rom*»*rtrertH ’ -l* a* lrr". f»'r ran n irr at Mayfair Hotel, leritrd in M tt. Rhll. Mr*. Boleler, nn.| Mr*, fianh. Mr*. tta'I wii- *I'ii Counry S : pPrtMeadhwl bf School* Sanford, on Wednesday. fk rt presiihnt'a T. W, U e l d f , iR rd tlln Ihr illA ..hv»d clintr for operation* p r e a r n lf d • pinnia*. Principal' Wl J . WvIM. on .tutdren*' loaaiti will ba »'art pin t *hnrt plltfemm "iviii i s u m prv'ide*' and pfk*Val» the eight ed iri town on Thursday, June l y Ike | dke Maty ntieherliTi n'idj iwn vdchf sido* by R rger Wesler. gradual** CaWyn I a* I'. Krniiy Hr it The. U rn*. F ar» a. IkS It. Mein A »»iTlr supper wau emjojkit hi Ire cream thin sen ed by Hr* he'tneh. Ikirwthy whitehead. Kulh JUnUndo fin|iiral C art Mihiday jill ilitv 1'iMnilllre. Ihr Wwleetrlay night. 'Mh' t*. n f f t i y ; toil* Shnckne**, ami Glenn nfgSf hy “ Margate? MnUftc*W«. ShrllltOk ■ *■- ■ Fbo.inr MiK*y, Aldla t.dYl|f*r, |m "l 'olefcjfjtpt .'IH-n-tt*. '‘S'irny hr Sonnytiiki”, w«> peHenii-,1 by Mina AMta 1 nVtgn*. teacher of Ihe lltrl S^nuls ami Brownie Ihr 'rr rn lh gr»t**s'gave * pi. nr TiWwr— ALfa.-Llr*y.Uc«ila^*l-Ui*nl(*IL.uf-l''JtJ'fm'n!f i.. i... a^H .^py , »r rs.1.Ealimingrr, and Mir. bn M>ng In a la'rpa anrl’ appreria Snrrrgn. Member* pteWrlt were: Alma live audience. The nmney rcceifed Marjorie Carter, Margarie ItUn- Thornlen. 30 DAY S P E C IA I* Toils Dressed .We S a n fo rd U u p o C d? t.1rd a n d F re n ch A rg . M a rtin i (inrnjr« If you have, your efft O K 'd by M artin Mb fnre you laJtv youw vacnllon’ you may save lime and money, sw b .'n -^ y - ^ r . UK. HENRY M ciA lIU N , J r . O p tn m e lrin t a Lcrtic Duplicated BILLY’S UNCLE *^ W -X > \X > K "g ^ vou ocrVnw tiV Jti p»acit1 C.rVT V ! Major Paul Crank ami Jurlga w . A. Dickinson: of I>r1hncb<.i tailed nn Dr.- W. J. Carpenter Tne'day morning in Mir ■lalere»C pf a slate wide rotiaatitMin to be nelit'ln rirlanito, June'TO.' RATES ntarrhrt, t u t gttsttta af his brtilker; C. F. Klatthar, ThrlralUt oC last Week. They alio attended ihe 4am|r miVtlng at fordiWfffiy. M r,'and Mn.; W. R. HUrrla. o f IAME YOU* WATCH .repairedi llelllaili Ga.ll'Wore 'retWllt glieili k j an* Who really know* how hf -Mrs. Itlrri*' hrotWw, E. 'A . ^ J p r a l a r , MUy,,A re. LOST] Yellow Persian cat. I'honv MOM NOrj ”> M e Tt-w rt W KW J H IC tH TY S , rTV«CtZMt>VCw\ >: Utunrh of kty* tin RanAke. and Uilh. St. Owner fcf calling at llrra lj office CHHIiftOlitTflJI Mkg; new tag, CghHotet mirpe ISHtllO, Rbel 4 D m hrt.M yrtj* gpach, good - undi9IM.M, Chevrolet with new tag San*, Used Car Ace. L . . , _______ WAMVED: The CKlienk Of Skrf K M 4a'visit the new Sanilarv Fbtk- fend Poultry Market, 30U C. I, KGAI, NOTICK t N fflk ff |f* lirrtr'h F it k r r a ( l i f t tb * llrenrt! 1)1 r % ti n t|r f **•rrt ni I mmI n «•r-m In ftrtt| f o r KrMliiMtw iV ttih tv . Jr\nt\<\*< M^UI M f ,t h * 4 r It f f ll r Oil tll.tr M r e lllt l •ff t*** , i n fH u I ’n i i r l IM u u f n | ^M tirm rd, F I B , o n M n n d a t . Jkio** Ml l # • • »»*rlrsrl< A M , f f r e l k i lilfM f*»r J h f f i i l l f i w l n f p tj'tlp n ie n f t 1**** T r i f l o r . tb** i w r r f f a i f i i i M d if# r If* (A im In thi* • M ■W “ h r flii* II ir* * f l f j n l n r fin ’* **wfi«M[ l#y (ton f***»»nt,|r, ,T|»* ,J|I**A'W| fc w v r* * * l(»* ifJitol |ti if H * %»»' »»** tolrti*, f»r If* n r r * n t f r * | | 4j n flits i l l f M»I w to lrh th * ¥ to**i h il* r* m i e*f ito* H llrirm * m y h u n t. i J t h ti n i o f M mv A r .i t i n l y Af»«l itlA l, f» M f j No Pilfer At Window Shopping I h lu v r. rnD'itiuAW “ f V f k , U n tf it C*fMinff> r * o m m iiftln n r r * . K u m ifitiU C m i n t r K lu r- MtYTOBBY C O M t 0*1 ALONG DOWN TOBAtfOM EVl; HE'5 GOT A »MfBki IOT O * K V TE * 4W »Y M e 1 WtblOOVM' rftoliefKg*. rvasonanl* rent, •eonplf without thilffreiir r women f r 2 .men Making quarters. Reply Bo* <prr.H»r»ld. ... II ROOM- HOUSE. Compete ftlrtMahed, do** Iri I.aw»on ta * ■o A v * . M A rlo n . O b ln . **u « r * h * r * b y r t q u lr v d tu « * • m i n i r e u s # on o f b s ln r a l b . H a l s l i a r l a J u n . . 1*11. m . w i t i h * r i f t b ‘,« H V ' « i V 1.farrali“ H Hdhskl bouse and Are Mrs*. a L W . U t . 8 t . Mrt. R. C2S Palaver, Orlando. d e s ig n a t e d aa l b * e sw ap ap a r I* w h ic h t h is o r d e r s h a l l ho p u h lla h a d o n e * s a r h w e e h fo r fo u r r a a a a a a * liv e w eoke. W IT N B f H m f h ead sa g S e a l * f o f f ic e a c a a n f e r d t a i M I i t l t 1'o uh tr. F i o r i n a , t h i . t i h d a y a f M a y , "* ■ c u ,k j & > a s s f jg t o A. m. w k kk IT, IMF It. G Z t U d u r* ^ IF VflU AtWT liOblM* glJV M l t L C 1 5 ' ” *, i.Lov' at tm f M o a e taffcW itV JV O b j E S , I.AlMT flOMMA auv akiv - \ JU S T VOAktT/V lfx » l\ AT THEM tT SPlOEQ ? J L ,s i'i**k4-‘- k tr a Pro&Iem. ho.,.mold! In M t U f r «fl»- i f r r i - R r a dy fnl iV « ------ p--ppFtmt Mssbcr. Je Chisanc*. Itgafload eange of coloral gkttun; (5 cents quart; U M j^ a a i.i, r p i m , in i ha i pint. Btanlcjf-Roger* HardQUKKn ' k ailKI'AMtk Ceaiptaiaaal, eW iiaiA N mate k itten ^ t.tniNAKii (« niiK raiiU .. Dafsaddttfclly marked and alrnd *** I f U. ifoR in v o a i K^ oMin:k i • M l R a illn M (p a ^ lg r^ )K OP |s'r4a»on*blc and may ba INF lTa iOl Kl t I DN AA M : ri ^ T O . L e o n a r d U 0 b » ^ N L l« « CtolcA k - m Magnolia Av*. i / OM tW*r'‘tMin* A P E A tV i! A O R- Y O U G O k iN * 8 0 V M sistkbali'l r rA. lesaihi, i sdmlti i.iral'.r ■ i.o n a r d , !»»•? Hoa>*., n e t. la •iin. Nelil* mill Cardin nod t infllt. r-ilriorte. all tbtoHditnla. . I. J hiiim dhciMui, J r , H|t«*rlal )|*>|pr m 4 » r h l u t l - w l t o r - f f l r m i| f « ( f l *#H mi |»Hlillir*4iiirltfin In III* M «i **I And iie«t blddrr for rtih (i#r*»r« »l»* I'hyrl IU hw iNHir in M*mtnnl* n«ly:, Ktoirlr.o* durinir th* i*«m| h'Mir* «d nnla on .Mundoy. Juno-At II3J IIhr *«(pi* to<*lo« m Ua*I ••1*4 day »y mi" r.Mifti. IM .foliai*tom I*mt lb*d phipirlr, illtialrd In ► ’orrMl 1:1 ( y , H*mln»»l* County. Elm Ida* it*-nit; Ia*i difty *Uhl U«) of For* #•1 rlljr, i i r*i'urd*d In |*l«it llook 2 «li|»*c«t *• „f ih* Cub* 11to* Itrrmrda of ttoninoli Chin tr.'Ktortda. , •m ,. f)*l« (M in* t o SuM ar year* old. S u i t fad. UWl far beef or atork mill. | ip im ATTMM QCfl c*ok ivW t n * p tP 1 AMD CMOLY r» Y E cew T S' . MV «Q AM'MA Akj GRAM' P O P * HAVE B E E h i M A Q Q tE D FDR F I F T Y YTA C T& V A *B EA D Y ■ I'M COMMA 4 U Y T H E M PQ C SEM T Tt)0 GOTTA GET' SOMETHING GPLD FOR A GOLDEN J VJBDDING I KkJOvo tT H t a U h t U STAY OUT HKftE WITH ME Y o u 'll. PUT fm kJG ^ o o THE ■u m IF y o u go x. IL> ‘THEBE J W HADOlW A «U Y ? PET 5HOP J goldfish ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 27, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1cf84f4d77f2588705675859bd4aa062.pdf 8e102621a646a41c4a0252be59117dc1 PDF Text Text - _— — ■a- . — 'I THE WEATHER TO V « NKW8PAPEB # a n f r t t f t ...U siM d Id Florida’s H t a r t Th# W#rkTa Greatest Vegetable. Hpot u d Richest Garden Land. VOLUME XXIV i b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER NEWSPAPER Member Aawoclated Ptmb _____ Eist Of Debts Owed HOUSE TAKE By Morgan Group UP IMPORTANT Won’t Be Published REVENUE BILL SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 26, IMA Truce Is Definitely b u r n e d in U una n # t l d Generally fair tonight and Saturday. » NUMBER 180 FIts CeaU A Copy UNITED STATES1President Roosevelt PREPARING SeeksLawRepealing ECONOMIC WAR (Nr ta# A w w U lrS fre— » Itispatches liom u -ih .'nang hai and Tokyo .agreed l- d-vn ,i that a truce ha* b.-.n signed uput an end vu h.«tilmes in North China between the Cm lure ami Japanese. In Saiigna. there were ufllcial denials and strict censonrhip but none lit*' less there was no -toulit ttiut an agreement had men e n(ludci. The Tokyo itnmmtKVm«nt was made by the loreign office. Terms of live IV n -, the L on d on Japanese say^ n r- that the Chinese forre* ire l « be kept W k d lllN IITO N . May 2A— lAI T A l.l. tH ASSKE. Mav 2« •#> si uthwest of a lin*- running I , I'niled state* government Hy Asaoctatrd I’ress •• WASHINGTON. May 26. I — Speeding tu fin'sh legislative ' across North China teitttn* « -a .I III offaial ipisrtar* last, — (A .P.)—The Senate hankII iti*'* whut K"i»K *'ff ihe goltl standard by work before midnight *'f Jure 2.1 running within 15 miles ot NKW YO R K . M*y-2*.— (A .P .) ■ tu lv arming Itself Tor eci»law mean.*: intr committee today decided the Florida tlou*c todiv vta« deep leipmg, while Ja p im • — I — Storks wwrpt Into a hogyant • i . w.ir if idternaliunal effort* Government bond* need not l>e redeemed in ihers are to remain #t»ortm*s"t to withhold from publication adtane** today whrn thr aiarkvt i fn consideration of th. biennial , I. wotl'l Cionomc conference of the lemndary. Corainni - I gold but inn Ik* paid in any legal money. . a Hat of debt* owed by the “te»T tw rm r“t‘irsiitriii mawe te tr , ■ r..t j , . a(hic-vi-...hitkcnal ‘ j||!ft»*|ir'Htkvini bill while the Sen ■ Hrlvale tfeliU such j u m ortgagm c«n be paid proposed to rep*»l thr gold -p a rt new*- ir>-J.-P.-W ornau-i. at work on the •ecnnd ftrurrs in the deal. - bartifft. , ........ , in any legal money regurtile** of whether the ' standard act Gains of one to — ----------------------------------------------------------------tbg -nine time, official* e* BOSTON*. May •#* -J»me* * " " ‘ Company to the firm. The -ettl“ administration mea.ure t original contract ntipulatetl gold. more than nine dollars a share pi. .veil *oine con, ern lest strong' dylaion was reached In an Roosevelt, son of the President, p Idle debt problem* War debt* owtd by foreign eountrie* ran were general while a few aharea i . - onalistie feeling in varlou*' mid la.t night J. P. Motlt*". ’ ^fe^utive session hut no partnerbe paid in any legul money, gold not being neceamade even larger advance*. The House, taking up the Sen and probably "»ahy pa-t- of tin- world -hould lc«*«nj nifrrement wan reached on others Ike him in a leaser way. ale's appropriation, meaeure pro*ary. it. oro.|iei't. of .o re** not uhlgi the nn— ti«*B nf publishing th* bate in no way violated the letter WASHINGTON. MnV 26. It will be ijnluwful to atipulate gold in connt I .... Inn but -n the urtn« re.kic . partnership article* under which „f the law nrd have acted strictly eeeiled to -trike out all provisions triu t* made hereafter a* the medium of pay­ to , .inference at lienevn — (A .I'!)— rteftl'li’nt Roose­ of thal no I*lor alter the riind ng tr grrat hanking house operate*. tlta W |.••<1101-01 :i» to the j within their legal rights" ment. ... velt IikI.iv ilmiiltil Ilia] the Genres Howard. president "f ,-laii-r ninl in-rrt firmer weie apl„ ,i ,,f lowering tariff* and olh-i Coition nling. in a prepared #•»All coins ami currency legally i**ued will be­ United Stiite* sit*.liitl go off the Ifn'te-t Corporation Utilities li „ l. J.u n i.i- nt the I.•-mb-ii cmiItes*. on the Senate bunking in ptnvrd hy ttv- own iMmmilleg a* come legal tender for payment of public or prihnldinr oriranlxation testified at Hie gold stiin.ltird l.y dtntute vestigaton and Morgan's testi­ an nioerdm-nt to the Senate bill fcieiue oia-ning June 12 hu> occn vute debt*. the Mnriran investigation todayThe I’resident requested ,.\ I by Ass't. S*c"y. Kaymony that he had paid no in »me , The mea.ure nt wliirli the Sen­ that the rrrporation acquired the Ghnirmiin Stengull nf the I to..o-l M-lev of tbe state ile.mrtlax m the Dniteil Slates in P-Wl ate was working » « > the llou*a utilities stock from the Mo-gan it,rot. i*|iee aihiser of 1‘resid Ji. House Imnking rommlttee t«) firm ,in tfW at *12.000 000 lea* and P-t.l-’, Roosevelt -a h 1: "Th r uppioved bill to aiiow tu - *«• of -•*v*It « '-l on*‘ " I Ibe Ir-fi.'i.Intm luce n resolution to thah' their market value. The .legal . fa . It lies not with Mr. Mm ga-ebnr la* revenue, now going _ _ M ilrh ili.lt of hi* domestic re -n stock v i* in Mohawk. Hudson ' hut with the low a#,l tho-e to c- untie, for bond defit retire­ place the United Stntes off alb-wed ment. for th- outright purchase Power, tlni'fd Ga* Imnrnvement who Utrw the l » » u iU lllM f5 T O N ’. May -’jl -•ni-iioo program the stnndnrd hy law. of these 'bond*, thus wiping »'H Kerdinnn.l l'ec.ira. swatby. Itn! an Hihllc SeCvir Sic') Hull. u "•l*l*‘ :" r Tnmpanv and Public Sefvir* nf such a thing to l<e." The Alabama Democrat conlie said Morgan. Ins friends, ,,art* of the debts without »<» New Jer«er. Imrn investigator *•< U v * » • » ' *lf t1*" ' " k*" ■* m. ” '* ferrvul with the l’resldenl at the . Hanking ........... . Howard testified the t t r k an-l many others, “ have taken ad­ much outlay of m ney. tra ir. m, IC. ........... He view ... general hu. ha. The Senate passv-1 a meus ic as White House., loiter he called i ........... dear* for t ; tol.l newspapermen, it m-'»t oe deHeal irnve the Morgan firm rnn- vantage of whut the law allowed, an I letmioed folthw tl. whether '.ar.ff trnl nf the utilities cnrpom".m. and you and I will agree they a eonu-anbrn t« the chain store . *n-ani and newspapermen In his office ami "'"• ’•••• to ... |ta »k .s • B„ rks 2n •inn A ra l inn will be the obje-llve In turn the United Corporation probably would have been mhu- ta-THilt making it unlawful 7ea4~a copy- of the resolution ui— oiiniopiiii. r j Loiutk in .In 'i'i'r r t[|l;l|^ u „ : ;T w h > ,h e r th . ipuii Will T . n n r araa authoriied to issue total man if lhcy.-Uail.JMldunr.so."------which he said "declare* Ihe tTnltad capital slock o f 11 000.000 »h»rex, iell through a hum- » -lay a lly abandoned *nd every nation The investigation, he .aid,- was market'-, tu undersell States i* off the gold standard consisting nf 1 WO.OOO fir’ t not for thr purp«-»e of persecuting vystem »f retiatee or engage in n"rh u '° h e protested ye*le:-lo> i turn back upon a policy »f mmhy statute. It repeal* the gold preferred, 2.000.000 preference anyone, but •‘rather to awake the liadr piactlce. des-gnril to p-it fnerrial isolation. that h « work, m -. irebnt ••» •hare*, and 10,000.000 rnmmnn. standard act," Stragall sail. public to the tnvq allt e* uf the competitor* out o( Im.ine.- The rrcord* of tbe House of Motg.kr Other offle als said definitely ' C a m b r i d g e , m ***.. May 2*. N E W Y O R K , May 26. — f/D Ilia worda were dowetv fol­ law. and so to arou.e public opir- hill is said to la* designed tu bhI lie added that under the rvsolu- * though privately, that Ihe t'niled aa> -Uaycil l-ecnu.e heu*l* *f 'he From the leaden of th*'* Indus­ idq— Somewhere out In space, lowed he Morgan and hi" P*rt- inn that no group, no matter huw nl im*rchi»nC«. th.p no iH.iids, n-> ohllgition* nf S ta ir, i* putting itvelf in a po*ifirm nbjccted tu keeping lln ir try, 1000 memben of the Ameri­ ner*. Hrward told the rrowded powerful financially it might be. A rear fist fight oc.-urt»-*l be­ |um to rmkark on a policy of com- million* of mile* away, a light the •fr-lera) government, and nu employe* working after d I'. M room that no flrvt preferrerl had ray ls plunging hendlong toward can Steel Instltat# yeateniay re­ idil.gation* of any f--rm woul-i may block a ihange winch will tween Rohincau and llmwn of 1-in.tlvicommerctal indepemk-nce "Th#y lim b lv ir. *wl»l been Issued but (100,000 nf *100 Ita-le over thv pi*..age of an act reel fy those ernira of the past. O f till- re*t of the world and to Ihe earth from the great star ceived report* of Improving con- have tu la- paid iu goUl ut gold "that w,. *t"p work at It I' preference Dock had been Issued Referring to Calvin Coolblge, amending the racing law to *•*• dll ion* and pledgee of co-open currency upo„ anactuir.it uf ttw linn* p. iioiUe*l I work out a more aelf-cwnlained A return*. and aim ROO.OOO share* of mm ,rm l the season 15 day* and p#«- rveiy day llth.-r nt il naloiual »n»nomy if rlTott# nt That IlgM-heam began It* Don for President Roo*e**IC* a g i. A ll of thbi stock had h-en Col. Charlen A . Lnvdbetgh. thaed-a rldlr.g for allvrnatmn uf sgaaon. us to remain in (heir olf-cmeasure. • tcrn.tttt.nul mtjon fall. ■ A l l be Morgan. The firm alao Francis Adame ard others as pri­ journey from Arcturus during the economic recovery program. lie said it would be possible f-.r for liacki where theie are tnoio midnight." vate cltlieit* who received the • Thr## (tinti#ular pi###s «»f l#if Wcelved 714.000 option warran'a' . feel better about our *lti.a- foreign debtor* to pay the United last World'* Fair in Chicago. 40 than .me n a county, preventing |hiy*#i entitling It tn pnrrhaae that opportunity to puurchaar a *r* J. |> Morgan, one of the world's Illation fk#rr jH)intri| to .plit sea.on* and requiring He year* ago For four decades It Iton today than 1 have for many Stair* their war debt* in any fill m#««ur## whkh might I*# #t»number of common atoek aharea tain stock at a price well below richest men, lm> earneil f t (tom the market value. Roosevelt «aid: lasting of »50,Utiil Ismd. Th.- leg- the government since hr run.' to , lti)til hi uinl#rti«kiug thiA fur- ha< b**n rushing through spare month*” ! Mild Chari** M- Schwab, legal money. "This bill frees '.he at *T7 00 per ahare. islatol* were seiarslrd tmfore United Slate* from the obntac'ea “There is nothing Illegal in that. ••rich ahare had one vote. testify liefoie the S-nate Banking m u him* trnndormntlon of thr nt th* rate „f ri-.ui IH'UHXI mile* chairman of the Institute and, f a rman u.thleheni Steel I and handicap* of the gold standII Mr. Morgan came along to you blows weie evrha^ged. A tm'iuiitt rruromir *y»t#m -th# Howard aald, n second. Saturday night, at 10 i ummitle. rhalrman of the Bethlehem W ' „ u „„ ration bill "W ho had control?" P-rora today and told you how you roubl farm nali#f loll nd r mil #h Itu- I* m . Eastern Standard Time, II.. i# rnlitlr.l to f t n »!.»y Hut Corporation. ml -if I'resiili-nl Roueavell's ll part 1)1 ( a i m «r# l#vi#> 8 * 6 1iiMI to pro|toil axked. ." , ,, buy what he ronahk-red a very fir inmt l»»* ,mn L'*trl it will complete >t* !•»rney of Eugene ft. Grace, president of r#ll#i pmirram" J . P. Morgan and f.im runy. good aeiurity on Uir market. lor Morgan and his partner* i-ccui-v t #« Hing lm #« »*»i tliitm Nluully |*r•»- 2*11.'127,640,1)00,000 miles (more the Bethlehem Corporation. In ad-lit ion Steagall said Ilia re Howard Vet urned. a price well below what you could •I u*ii| gtMMl*; th# in*l ia- 11 ml rr ft.sir aid a half in one of Me ni'«*t law would make it unnecessary II While rtnalor* hehlnd the lone go nut and buy it for y r«rlf. gnvernmrnt-liusini-ss ..r Irsa). It will f.litngr into m vtry »*r ported: luxurious hotel* In tbe I upit»l fur I'resldent Unosevrll t„ J " table leaned over to hear, Hnw iid you probably would not iiu»» the )inrtn#r*hi|i lull; Mtu| tit# nn» tnr gn at trlcscnpr and trip off A ••The improvement in steel bus­ valuale the gold duller under the Mr*. Magdlene Antann, *«. aakl *00 aharea nf romm >-t atoek chanre. If you had faith in Mr. Ul which iff mt'M'iir# ur il« r which >1 i« #x •Irlicnlr nirchanism resident of Sanfnrd fui the pa*t iness i* being maintained. This Inflation provisions of the farm gaee Morgan control with the Morgan's judgment you Several |>er*on* were *rnr. -ol p«rlr«l Ih# I’hirf K tm iti\# nnuhl -pen the Cvnlurj of I'mgre** K*would II years, -krd at the home of h— is occurring without any improve­ relief act. evtrtlae nf hla optlona. II" '* * '« probably do nothing else -but that daughter. Mrs. II. I* Hannon, this in the Senate i-nin-u* room wl-.-ii l»# gitrrn nutl»«*rit> to rnn# th# |...*itlon a H ’hirago Steagall Immediately Introduced alan te.tifled that the m m Four great observatories await ment in the railroad and construe- the bill In the lluuse. Fletcher U ruornnig at K'ltl o clock after a th- third day of tbe inq-iry hvinn tariff* u- u#ll a* l«H#r th#m. panlea in which hla corporation i* not thr point. IteparUnetil of justice *gen> i hd lion line*.’’ "The point la that nuuiy of ih moment. At Harvard Coll-i:* t„ place an Identical measure in two week illness. hold, a„ mtereat do 22 P-rrent Discussion* uf tile Roosevelt ad in# •d-ervatury at Uuk Itldge, In 'I"" the .i*H8ii'. Senate. Steagall said The funeral will la- held on the job and II wav learned Ho of the electric and ga* bu *'.“*' tln-e offers were made not only ................ — "I■ -gi»* town nf Harvard, a Imke 24-tnsli mlnistratinn's industrial rcs-overyjj, >|( my humble opuduti that thiv of tha country on an output ha* la. to thore indivukials mentioned to Mou Wy but the boui'of the set* move wo designed •“ protc-t ibe reflecting telescope will Ih- turned bill were followed by a call for||,i|| mark* the fihal. dcflpite, anil whnh no string, were al.s hed. ire has not l>een am ounred, pen I- ii *null v hruvily guarded J I* M-r ( ’I d n c s Book* of th* corporation toward Arcturus Saturday night. — •- step terminate *trp that that wdl will_ tiring bring kept In th# ofTic# of th# Morton hut also to -ind-viduala who weie ing lh« arriv»l of Mrs. llaiin-.i gall. meeting today to prepare- plan* -----------1 The telescope will l-e set so Following n »#ft««in Uurinir firm. Tmtim ony was a!«/i ffivrn at the head uf great hanking Insti­ (rum V'irg nm. under whirh the *tc»l Im luifJ' a revival of business an-l tha vkhit’ll rnpnrity up#rnliun wun n Ihid a light twain from Arcturu* could II# adjusted to the measure restoration nf pr"<l>erlty an-l hap­ that \nm\ th# ut«- Monran ... w. aa-n firm , __ 1v l oh- tutions. Mm. Auiann wa« born nt tl kal Kven internal nmol bunker* enn piness to the American peon:*, “There comes up very dearly, Ion, III., on Apr 12. 1*57. She liafttrr, th# f.#k#r*oi» Kiu.t C um will fall upon n sensitive photo­ if enacted. tallied optlona on I.OOO.tKM) .hare* not resist the in-turi-ii hen' The decision bj the President it#fi#*g In#, plant hrr# ha» iiia iil electric cell. Kx* lly at the stroke of United Corporation «l<*rk l»r the necessity of saying that no' ( anie to Sanford nlo-ut II years Assailing Europe*® Interpre­ $100 aarh when It eotil.l have hanking official or d livtiW .hall ago with bet h .band who bn. a Washibglim -iinimer. (ot thr Miinmfr nli#r hnYin>r of 10. D r Harlow Shapley. direc­ tation* of President Roosevelt's to seek the gold standard legisla­ Morgan n|-|ienrrd yeslei 'iv tor of the observatory, will pull been aold leaa than a month Inter hnve ary interest In, or part in. disarmament and peace proposal. tion came suddenly. It I* regard­ sinre dieil, and she wa» a Iil-'iniar wearing a two piece *nrk suit, liiiinil Ju pem ut inorr Ki#)#fniit at • proHt of about ISO each, L#artn :tn«l jui ## thnn Jl Ad la«t ,, sh liter which will flash the 411 Senator Robinson, of Arkansas, ed in Washington *» another move either a. an Imllviikial or us rep­ of A ll Souls Calholte Church here. 'tills was hi* only eoner ion I -■ demand that Nnrman II. year-old light h»am upon the pho­ the Democratic leader told the In­ to give Ihe |*resident absolutely a resenting his bank, the marketing Sen v n in r M i-. Amnnn u r- I *•» , vsr, n* lo- i,-In,tool In* ple.i'eil ) #»•r. S L be recalled aa America's of securities, the 'e iy simple leaIfiirlng tfi# pn*41 rgnon, mot# to-electric cell. stitute nothing is further fl»m free hand in hi* economic nego­ ikiughters, Mrs. II I*- llanii.it. i n-l Itm bed shirt mol liigli till ci-Har. Tin* delicate cell. Incredibly Ihe I’resldent'* purpose “ than to tiations with other world power*. Vpokeaman at Geneva ahd » dec- son being that he thus p U ‘ wl him­ than liHMiim ru«m of J t lawn « « r h Mi«* I eah A Ills oil. I be la --I of Of course the United State# I* larmtion that the uaefulneaa uf self -nder an obligation in the tuw#r# rnimnl. «»r nrnrly 2JW0JKJU sensitive to Ihe artlon of even Invoice the United State* in i.bllSanford; two son*. Kind \marn already off the gold standard hut the feeblest raj of light, will •#' Secretary Woo«iln “ha* ended'1 lure peihapa to buy some secur­ « i.nn of »T hm ## Hot Mu gr »i»#fi ml gatlnns to employ other than mor­ I ..I f hnrlt*' ,\. |gin«|l«**rf h* ' » ond Hen Ainann. of Sutif-nd, an I up an electric current which will al force to preserve International h) repeal of the gold standard act came In the Senate yesterday ity from this person who bus doij* a sun, William Amnnn, -I I'-nr.-iie, Liitl tin* (tiiwurf ul 11•*'« -•* «>f M •» Th# roni|u«nyV pnyr«>ll *n* in #* Roosevelt will be free tn negotiate from Hobinaon, Republican. Inill- lilin u favor, or to do something «#<%4 uf M M MX . mini# vtN* be amplified by other electriral pe*«e.“ ,o ta ti tn n fitiaiicinl » l.h or »*»» '' anv standard he see* fiK apparatus. A galvanometer, an­ ana. an a direct reverberat on j else, whirh perhaps will Hot l>e Mich. “ All European governments," pfiit ft* * fr it. n*ol nn j i I I i I io im I hr nmd# hin f;»nu» < tin** Secretary Womlm did say that from the Morgan Inquiry. IJliOKMI tu* 4p#nt loi-alU -«n-4#ih#» other sensitive electrbal instru­ Robinson said, “ hall t)** presi­ l,est interest| of the l-u- k in (lit- l.t *i tflltr— th# t*nh iloilit tu t*»ri . ment, will receive thi« rurrent and dent's proclamation and appeal as the pur|H.«e » f the move w*. not - -T it a vharp challenge of Hu* au­ siol therefor*- to it* dep..»il"i* n|M*rufing rx|N*nti#** oirh m D e a th (a lllT ry H * "tin h.* I l.imlla-rgb'* I r* will swing an itense mirrored an nbumhinment hy the Ifnited •imply one '•• I""'"** l0W,Ti" ' thority uf President Roosevr’l »n*l • Irctnnly. Mini rvpmvn. “ Also. Olid perliups equally lm ^ J h i l d I h A lU IO U IU T d f" "" ,!W7” *“ "1 light beam upon a second light- Stairs of it* isolation and the ,h r gold content iff the dollar. of Davis to propose ■ roraiillatlve poita.it as a question of social I * f s a tit ottirinU (Li* >m r . pur* |t|«V !»• « Whitney, n Morgan sensitive rell. assertion nf it* willingness to con­ Congress recently gave the Presi­ peace part in Europe. Robinson jurtice. shoul-i anyone merely U tliit'4,1 lion nu n ul l.i#k^onvill# "l.itiilherch was introdiir* dent power to do that. The rurren Ihu* set up In Ihe tribute to their security." (Continued On Page Tw o) iL# n«#oiint for th# y#«r t#a»iliing Sir-ford friend* of Mr and Mrcuuse he is lucky eno gh to have i.f , by |Iva>*flit Morrow, W«* second photo-electric cell then "From a study of the language .1 mUiii #%##.lng fftlMMMi fiiemls with lula of money, be al­ J . T . (iuerry, who are now visiting ti*Ii-«-,l him— aihrisetl lutu I inti*, lowly off rutU to ljy i#m- will he further built up and will used." he added, “ it is apparer.1 lowed to reieive what au.oun's the funner'* parents, Mr an-l M i- alTuir* ever since" ■need out over telegraph wire* tn that President Roosevelt merely m#nt#«l "it tli«s report *»f L ip lu an unfair advantage in the pur- \V. T . (iuerry "f the Ka*t Sole, j throw th# switrh opening th announced his willingness to ne­ will regret to learn of the death | y # ir> t.|H*rnlion« l«* «ny that "thr elm** of investment seturdies . gotiate treaties for the elimina­ .Mme»n and t'ompnny par'n r (act lh.il th# ««»tnpany ’*|#nl grrat fair. over those who must buy them in of .their sin-year-old dauyhtn AH thin complicated procedure tion. of weapons of offensive «'» r State Senator J. J. Parrish l<»1-pi n<> records of tln-ir ins ' i . 11'0,'MMI ItloM Of it Itl mill HIOUillI the ordinary and established ways Claudia. will lake place in n small frac­ lai«_for_th*.-*ntry_inta_BhJig*s it«y trtegmphwl It. M. 1‘apw .H h — )'nr iiiis reason the Senale in The child died in n West Palm | of dealing through s_ec.rH/ tion of 8 seenml Thus, the curileaih hospital on May 17 follow usfiiitf ri-mrqittee wra* iinal-W t- lion of tlig* importune*’ :irol viilu** tent started bv the arrival of tbe lions by the sovereignties not to that "I am supporting all meas­ RUU*rA ~A» a moral issue'. t invade Ihe territory of others a i l ure. that will defer the sal# uf lesrn how the A llrg h »ry t ’»un» ing an uperatiun. Hurial ws ir of I hi 4 Molu'try to Samotfl. lirvr n«»t.” light-beam front Arrturu* will I for consultation in the even*, of tax c#rtifir»t#*.** F R A M IN R H A M , Ma**., May 26 ia(ii»n and <»th#r «hurr« wrn* «l In conclusion h# ••iJ: “Jttii a* the I’ahokr* Cemetery. reach C h lrivo much faster than violation of agreement*. Mr. Pipworth hail recently w rit­ Thr*>o chlldrvn of an un­ our social life ia being chnng-'d is Its s.rvlvors include its pa lo iil lo i Ihmm* on th# prival M«*» those watching ran wink an ey"The terms of such arrange ten to Senator I'ariish tu express irfiii li«t nf purchaurr#. rents; two brothers, Win. *nd J employed father w»ra beaten to many other ways, the time Is now Other observatories ro-uoeral>ng ments ae may be found acceptable himself in regatd tn the need for "ViMir |i«rtn#ra «lnn’t go nut death ycvtvnhy in thair imme in at hind to adjust it in relation ••• T . (iuerry, J r .; a * »ter, Catherine are Yarksa. Alleghany and th ’ j to the United State* must bs a bill that will enable local per­ I ( ’..nt nitjnl On IhiRr KivL) (iue rry; its grandparents, Mr the power and the concentre'.'-.1 University of Illinois At these <worked nut by th* conference." son* to rede“in •»» certificate* - j »l*-t#n»m»nt block which toon III a telegraphic expression uf nhserratorles, similar apparatus of wealth. Hanker* who violuti Ibe and Mrs. W. T . (Iuerry ard Mrs. ^ L l a r w a r d s wa* «w«pt hy an inpay delinquent taxes over a period . npp.ee.Stiun uf The ll.in ld 'j fvfJ . L Ingram, the latter nf West law should be, are being, arid will lias been art up. Should cloud* oh of five year*. kltldlary fir*. Thair mother. Mr*. oa prosecuted and given prqarr Palm Beach, and its grral-grundi rent vtor-es uf the vel.tin.ent t-f »*ur# Arcturus at one of the ohA C C E P T IN V IT A T IO N Senator Parrish'* a"*w»r is con­ Im-al |H-r*i»n* on var.o .* measuir* Servatorle* the sky is almost »ure Ntlli* Dyc*ha*kl. who police said p nshment. I jiw * which help mother, Mr*. C. W. Speer, ol West tained in the following telegram propnveil or Intr.sl.ued at Talla ­ Palm Beach. tn ha clear at one or more of the would bo charged 'with th* slay- bankers have an unfair advantage, Officials of th* DeLand Cham­ received late ti-My: hassee. Representative C. W, other three stations tag*, and another child, ware both •ho id be, are being, and wili he State's Attorney Lloyd F H»>yle ber of Commerce have accept*! “ Answering you, tell Bruml#/ Kntxu.inger to-kiy staled that he i» a critical condition in • hoapital. changed.” silted tmlay that unless unr.ne thr invitation extended them hy ■n-l other* I »m supporting all favors granting (iuvernnr Sh* It a * Fireman and neighbors, who seen developments arose, the the Seminole County Chamber of measures.that will d»f#» th* sale U A B O L IN B CO N H U M P TIO N fatud the chlldrvn, first baliaval # O B T H Y S T Y L E S C H A N r.K grand jury which h*» been inve-ti- ir*|U*st for permission t<> consoli­ Commerce to participate In th* of tax certificates" date bureaus and *U-h *alari*« Semir>le County consumed 202.thay 'had died of b u m but an gxtlng charge* of law violationregatta that will be staged her* N E W YOR K. May 2«._4>p>_ W A S H IN G TO N ,- May 26.-IA1 In I hi* county aatopay ordered after hlaodstain* <17 rallons of gavolire uf th- 17c »lnre Tuesday wherever needed. on June 16, It was announced lu Hspresentative Kntxm.nger et — A full committee of the House 26-1.408 gallons used in Florida Anita Browne, who founded poetry nsiming probably will ron bole It* . had been noted revealed th* ca »c day by C. E. Gilliland, secretary MRfl. B IIO L TZ F L IE S T O C U B A pressed himself a< f»H«w*. I am wreak, *ay* styles in poet* have during April, it hat been an­ ways and means la k y approved investigations late today. of a*th. * at 10-land. It la anticipated 'hat No longer are they The Jury had returned six in- n favor of giving tbe Governor ckangad. THo doad children were: Irene, nounced by th* Department of an amerdmejit to the public work* IJeland will send a largo tktlegaM IA M I- May 26. —UT— Mra. . t l , Chaeur, 7, and K gate, Agriculture at T»llah»*»e*. Kcar ind stral control bill tn limit de ifirtrnrnt ett noon totlmy, nn<l the##, authority to do ahal ln«4 I # fU - droamy-ayed and long-hairad. but lion to Sanford for th* events of Dave Hholtx and her three chil­ are ha-man. Even their themes, no true billsM r. Boyle indicated lature ha*, and I fear will, fall |y 1.000,000 leaa gallons were con­ ductions jrom capital losses to one A. ta the boaplul with kD m->th#r thr day. as will other nearoy cities dren It It by lane today for H awarn PauL J r , A- All were various­ sumed In April as compared with year in making out Imurp* tax re­ that them were at lean tw., ad- lo iV>. to-wlt: Cut off needles* tra­ ah# said, sow a trend away from van* to r*turn May 22. and towns. th* fadad-violet tradition. ditional Indictments forthcoming.| |-*tw« and give uur peopl*.rvli#f.,‘ turns. March, it also was annwn. **'. ly burned . Banker's Widespread Financial Activities Are Related By Of­ ficial O f Company ROOSEVELT SON DEFENDS ACTION OF J. P. MORGAN Country Is T aking No Chance W ith P ossi­ ble Failure Of Bin Conference Senate Is Busy Uponi 2nd Adminstration • Measure T o Settle Bond Debt Problem Gold Standard A ct WhatNewGoldActMeans New Move W ouldNulify (kild Clause In B o n ds, MortROffeH And AIL Contracts States Financier Has In No Way Violated U tte r Of The Law SIDELIGHTS ARE GIVEN IN TRIAL OF J. P. MORGAN (government lsl'ayinir \ Biu Banker $:i l ’er Day For T estifyin g u. ARCTURUS LIGHTiHEADS OF STEEL RAY WILL OPEN INDUSTRY NOTE CHICAGO’S FAIR UPWARD TREND Beam From Star Has Schwab Saya He Feela Better Over ThinRH Been On Its Way To Than In Long Time Earth For 40 Years Mrs. MagdleneAmann Is Victim Of Death Eckerson CannerieM For Summer Of Parrish SupporlinK Laws To D efer Sales 3 C h i l d r e n Of Jobless F a t h e r Beaten ToJPeath Ent/m inger Favors (Jiving Sholtz Power (irand Jury Expected To Conclude Probe Bill Is Approved To Tighten Income Tax ___U.S »*,*» ....... .. qqq,>4qkiqk«i �* , '•’T T aT T PP?sf» . .V£..KS-sVSLA _ TH E PAGE BIX CUBAN FACTIONS WORK TO EFFECT VIOLENCE TRUCE Action Taken In Be­ lief W ells Will Act To End Disturbance H A V A N A , May 2 B .-4 A 1 - Be. Devine United State* Amba»»ador Sumner Welle* eonn will move to end political turmoil In Cuba, rep­ resentative* of the variou* fac­ tion* of Prealdent Machado’* op­ position met last nlfht to discus* •empnrsrlly refralnlne from act* of violers-e. A "truce on terroriem” was proposed, the Associated Press was Informed by tha nadnnallsU s and Marianlslas— members of the nationalist union and adher­ ents of Mleuel Mariana Comes respectively. The "action groups" Including the ABC secret society," were re­ ported faeorable. S A N F O R D H E R A L D , 8 A N F O K 1 ). F I .O K I U A . T H U R S D A Y , M A \ „nd sV-ondarily upon general! agree- mont to the rigid supervi,lnn arnuuneat* which sra* •rages of the 300 mid employ-s of Q p J J Q Q g ^ropo-e.l i,y I’resiiJent goieavtlt., ■he Anniston Cordage 1 ompany. _ . n i l i D T The diafi « f the aeeuruy a r-I F.ffprts to reconcile .Sffe.-vnces U raiigem" I lea*## the d*,e»«pen wtwten strlklrg employes of lor participation of Urea: Britain the American Net ami Twine (Continued From Pags One I ut It was learned lest night that ompany, and the Utica Knitting ,trrngth.n the means of prevent- •he British government loot no*. mlll. mad. MUo if any j in , oar. |d„ | „ p. , „ j ite on tne ground The 400 emp oye* o » m»r j|ow far ths> heavily aimed, pai tht« sgier-nient shor-W he can N*t aj» w r# t ompa *' , oontr es will rrdu*e thslr a rm a -n mu* I ir -cope to the con*, nenu PEACE M O V E S EVELT lA IV IIlljl U l l A l working of sn efficiency plan, menu will depend to . „-o-veer-1 under Which they claimed w .ge. ..hie e .te rl «h . c.re of the .set of mutual ••atMane* v’hifh were reduced. The strike In the Utiea Knitting rill he presented to th« confern e. probably today. o. will affeet about 450 worker* France particularly will hir.re ind called May 15 in protest1 inn was -■ i.c , cisy ........ i.......... also against an efficiency systen her armament, reduction pr marsmong worker* said to have “ P"" ,h' acceptance .i» this suited in reduction of wage.. |agrtrmrc.t by continently Europe, State Orestes Ferrara yesterday After Welles arrleed at Ferrara’s residence the palace telephoned censor* Motioned In all newspa­ per* and ordered that nothin* concerning the Interview he pub llihed. A censor In at least one news­ paper ordered that Welle* I* not mentioned again In any capacity. It rould not be learned whether he had Interpreted correctly hl» Iml/uctlonr. The embassy cfiuhl throw no light on the reason for •he sodden prohibition Impo— d It was learned well**, Presi dent Machado and Oen. Alberto Herrera, who resigned this week aa army cqmmander to enter Ma­ chado’s cabinet as aacretary of war and navy, will hav. lunch to­ gether at Herrera’* Plnar del Rio M T h T newspaper Informaclon e.ld yesterday I Terre r*. who will be •worn In this-morning •* secre­ tary of war anil navy, also will be named acting secretary of state succeeding Ferrara, who sails soon for Inndon to attend the world economic conference. Although not officially con firmed as yet. the Associated Press was reliably Informed that President Msrhsdo actually has settler) on Herrera to hoi dthe util# portfolio t h i ll F l f f l W l* include, as" one lixosevett ilefili' The commission ihould Pe dn“ ,,B i r « s - . . , s k s t t e u** init any »f th- f»i»' Oerlsiatnm ol -ASi me I forte* of in jmither stele with •ret on of war, a't naval or air force adr. or suppori to The Mg j| t h ^ T i f ' fprmany ,'rm any and Italy will adhere to I for tneil ir it- t< the |«ct for witho : .i*he» of litvsde.l another these couatrie* it i* admitted thatj to deprive them • the pfopo-ed accord would havtj No political. n> little prat-tiral val e. r or other rm « ' The icu rty rommlssiu.t of thejcu.e or justify a; .inference yeslerbiy reported a ling to the deflm lefinilmn n( the aggrea*.,.- which; by the aenirity . that a ti's ag­ io com- BULLETIN: Thai Good Gulf Gasoline Is now lubricated! At all Gull stations today-/ T h «M G u lf S « r v l c « a r* g r i D IEN COSM IC R A T S “S'liipwrfckDance" To Be it eld At LaklM ary S A N T IA G O , thile. May 2 5 t/Pi— Nevy itudiea of the co»mlT f .. Inke Ms r Chamber of ray* are being made in seversl iu»uth Amerean countries by Paul t{. Ia Cg. former diieetor. of the o- „f a 'y h if . I liuancayn magnetic observatory.I -pun mie. I by I of Peru, now uavelitg assistant of r , of Ail d^uli Professor Arthur Compton, the. I noted Amen an physicnt amt re t f .-arfoid. will f imtshl i»°ftin* also to the Carnegie In s ti-' , j t te at Wa-hintton. , Wfir unt urow thej be jTsrdeii tot ; two men who! It A M l ITS K II.L W A TC H M A N . M EM PHIS. May 25. _./P> (l eorgr Little. «0. night wathroau ric *.it- iK k iv it , for the E. I - Bruce Lumlyer has •#. Company, Hied yesterday of in­ i --. I for j juries he reeived when attarkeil by robbers Tuesday night. W M n T s BMck-Oraoeht R e i m s B i n s Common "I find Tbedfard"* BUck-Draaght a great r e » f for headache, con­ stipation and bilious oeaa.” writ* Mr*. L R Crlppen. of PUlaskl. m "When I get bilious. I feel and sluggish, hate a had l u f f y ----------———- i my mouth tad dlatveaa In oy W u u i Twtta« stom ach. For __ these latacK-pnaootrrl t uka aallraeats, doaa ol Black-Draught every other night until relieved." B r hstplna to cw*n the bowels of undigested | food and waste matter. Black-Draught bctsgi re- 1 Uef to many oifrcrera When eorwtlrsstloa te tho tutckgrounl for a dlgeetlve upoet. get b u n with U . e --------Thntfonre Black-Draught to rosters elimination. Only It er leee a dose - »vtaawawae. ewwest «a mrmaaaiaf am■m>mmmw w — — — *-****mm mv O W W tT O W - IM w e Get ready 2 5 . 19:13 that week-end trip! j. F R K C L I H I! ' C LEA N W IN D S H IE L D lu help you •void V accident* A •w«y. Because the constitution pro­ vides that the secretary of Male shall sorerd the president In the event the office become* vacant, popular opinion ha* attached con­ siderable importance to tha ques­ tion of Ferrara’s successor. Presbyterian Body To Hold Assembly In N o r t h Carolina M O N TR E A T. N. a . Mey *5 , With many difficult problems lu be cunsitWred, Including a pos­ sible re-hearing of the Re*. Hay Watson Smith doctrinal case, th» 73rd general essembly of the Presbyterian Church In the Unl ed Statra will convene here today. Headed by Dr. William Crowe, of Ht. Louis, the moderator, com­ missioners end officials of the •*•embiy wrr* arriving last night fium the 17 stale* embraced by the 'sbuthern division of the Presoylcrian Church. • Election of a successor to Dr. Crowe will be the first business before thr assembly. Itesumptlun of membership in th* Federal Council of Churches of Christ in Amcrlc* la on* prob­ lem that will be before th* com­ missioner*. The Greenbrier Pres­ bytery he* filed an overture with the assembly aeklng that the question he handed down to the presbyteries for decision. Similar overtures have been filed by other presbyteries. Prohibition will com* up for discussion on an overture from the Nashville presbytery Biking the assembly to adopt a resolu­ tion "urging (he malnienanct, ob­ servance and enforcement" of ’ he prohibition law*. Th* overt-re seti out that It la the praeby’.cry'i opinion that "gospel temperar.n end total abstinence should by synonymous" except when whisky la prescribed by the physician. Even then, th* resolution says, the presbytery believes “ snbatii lutes” should be used. Alabam a’s S t r i k e Zone I s A U Q u i e t As Guards P a t r o l A N N IS TO N , Al*s May I t — OP) — Quiet prevailed la two Uatile •trike district* ken tothjr aa na­ tional g-ardsmen patrolled one mill villifce to pm arve order and prevent deetruetldn of property. A third walkout, ordered by woohora Tuesday nighty m i avart- F IL L R A D IA T O R to keep your motor safely cool IN F L A T E T IR E S t,n put longer life into them G u lf Gasoline is now LUBRICATED! to tit* you many repair* O m t H G * y — y * ' U l * t j js t> (o u rtto tn s t r u c t . N » t f y i ! N # urm hhtg/ I, ,, , B B W ISE! G et the jum p on the w eek-end crow d. Ju»t as early tom orrow a i you can m ake it, drive into a G ulf station and get FREE aervtcea th at mean a safer, sw eeter-running car! In double-quick time, courteous Gulf icnrice m en w ill clean your w indshield, fill your radiator w ith fresh, cool w ater, inflate your tire i to txscily the rig h t preaaure, check your m otor o il, and—i^you w is h — supply you w ith helpful road m aps. N o charge. You can't tv tn lip them fo r ib t u rvict! W hile you're here, let trained G ulf men go over your car from ra d ia to r to tail-light. Maybe your transm ission needs grease . . . perhaps your differential is g en in g dangerously dry . maybe your springs need spraying. Let G ulf d o w hat is necessary—you’ll be surprised bow little i t costs/ So com e in tom orrow ! And rem em ber, G ulf gas and o il coat not a penny m orel You can take your pick o f the g rad e o f gasoline o r m o to r o il you wish to buy a t U lx p d c a s . D rive ins 9mm, , P L E A S E Y O U R P O C K E T B O O K ! T A K E Y O U R C H O IC E O F 2 GREAT GASOLINES BUY THESE NECESSITIES RIGHT A T GULP STATIONS! They're as necessary as your tool kit! Get them before you s u n your trip. That Good Calf Gornlme (Regulsr)—Tha “ Sa-Snr Fll'it—The finest gasoline money Ismoas FRESH gas—now Imbricated. InoiTbuy.'lliK litsi test and highett and. 1area top cylinder and valve lubrication. kuotk n* “ ‘^ . AND u m pr ice 3 V p r e m iu m p r ic e •1 GREAT MOTOR OILS C o l/T r a /fe (MA—Safe! A mottxoilvasJT'auperlor to many oils at this pries. Saprem e- T h e “ 100-mileiU Mo - I^I W JW rS ” wwwww o il. —Safe ---------- at any • speed. An unusually fin* 1 1 ~ ’’’ oil at a popular price. G « / / £ ^ N o finer motor oil in the world. Refined by the famous Alchlor proem* elusive with G ull •A aqaart X %Jr plus u s * TUNE IN * G u l l H o a d l ln n r m . W i l l R o q a r s a n d I r v i n S . C o b b C U L f H O U S IH O L D O IL — n drop « r two le k ln n a L VrJmmlJjl JitJ FrtJjtt 9 P‘ M.—E. D. i T. •% G U U A tJ T O P O L IS H A N D C U A N E R — make* �•ANDARD w# tea it iCUixc a too complicated for « ffre tire oofatlon. art 40 Mlno dolls The wife of the Prerident U taking an a ttire Interest fa pr midfaff h m *M t i f work for oaenplojrod w oaus MR. L V O V : The t m u ef the posits taw t Mdtr work era. While ska t W f f f a M th a t the women cannot work last I f » day*. Hardy, w q i O other f»» Wilton o fa the f o r a ta ahe l o f f t i t a th a t they can take care of jobs that tb*r* ar* tome questions all, coonTing ban fa m m eiiee o r fa horticultural garden* d u rin f the rater aktrti wa c u u r n settle aa thaa eirreUti.-g ean-rv r w c j period She NcaHe the "farm erette*” of World W ar they stay se«i*d. Every thaa wa ever ten tin** »< ai w* ha** goUL 1 dajra and aoja th at h er buahend has adrlaed th at he sees no reason why some of the reforestation money cannot be d a rt at m a t y worth a wan of the rrid ;-g anlused in putting women to work as well as men. iftar M r. Bry* |**i of whether w* wanted it >far Mrs. Roooereit is also backing a project, the object of alrna of. tWO tafsstrtil tt«#, for fiport, or tor which Is to provide re s t room.* for unemployed girls in the m try derided hoarding. larger cities. She says it would be weU for every comtloo sac* and MIt LT0S. T„ i n ak » U inanity to establish sim ilar havens where women may go to Importer.: t« u n k rtu s d that, **read, re st, o r w rite a letter". She reports t h i t the ex­ laplrwly die* Trshsjcslly, at !•*>*. k c 'in try ;• tandard with^ tb* moment periment in New York has proven very inexpensive. Comparisons a n odious but if there is to be any fa­ i i * ™ * j H* rerroncT Is r< 1 frw ly "d e o m •poWir,j#pilc- sM e in cold, k* tmfy »> tivwirh vored grou p fo r sym pathy it should be the women and girls it w*f* nolo’ rt* - .• * . rtr C value* of the country who find their means of livelihood cut 6ff in rriil *i>' - i*. . by economic oxigonrioa. While it is bad enough for a man r* Mr. Lyon ta , taan off the to be out o f work and dependent on charity for his food and »ra 1900 ap to p | j sUndaM t f •v « lit* lank Utr monetary holiday m Mart*. aci tot j u t for shelter, i t is doabij painful for a woman, who by nature ia oat of mo*t the last few day*. Oaf t ’j m a c j not intended to w ithstand the same hard knocks as a m an.* pol'tiral ar a n'ha* not b*»r. redeems*:* ta geld It is for this reason th at any government provisions W* a rt* on) for nrarly two mcatfc* fo r unemployment rd a sf should give precedence to the J* * ) .T !‘ ' MK.T M R A i’T . T B S S a a ? that women, who. although their num bers are a small proportion '. . . » •'i* Ilia. But • » a*>l M*a* that of the army of unemployed, are, both from the point of rvrn- though k O view of chivalry aad from the point of view o f practical wel­ 7 a " " t r fa Irrwtovmihl*. rr only re* * ™‘ |drrThabl*ond»r Hcri rartr.etiatja, fare, --due firs t consideration. ------------ t_________ o_I *. u ,| i t i value ir.ay * held at tf* ITAL LAW: If pc «bL riTKwXM M m r** « • Tkoa thalt lava afey J tkyaaff, ya da wall: tare rvtpact ta pareaw*, ski aad era cecthted w aa trmaefmtora— nsy WoadJa U u d to U fUAsr. but ha hasn’t r*t r as ssbm ef oar kgkls- I nooBa if jaduwf. ta wall a* a diauaaa a — AaMritaa A ltgaU i U the Lon­ don renftrtnce will bo allowed only (la dollars a day aa ospanva money. Probably tome af them will hard to gat "Papa I. P." to ftnaaea than. Oar taglftaun ato ail aasi<m: to paaa a law aukiag drvakanoaa* IB*sal but to far Hava not baaa abl* to agm Jaat haw drark a saaa ha* to ba Ufor* ha can ba («aaad af dranbaaaaas. C cutfaiul cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Would you be strung, conquer yourself. Cetitent is more then a kingdom. It is much easier to be critical than to be correct A bad custom is like a good cake, better broken than kept. One of these days is none of these day*. If a man deceives.me once, shame on him ; if he de­ ceives me twice, sham e on me. Good deeds remain, all things else perish. Nothing is profitable which Is dishonest, lie who ia afraid of doing too much always does too Utile. You may pay m ore for your schooling than your learn­ ing is worth. One should not p u t too m any eggs under one hen. Every "maybe" h ath a "maybe not”. Everyone m ust row with the oars he has. A good example is th e— best sermon. *" * - • c - .— e t s _ a- a We should never remember the benefits conferred nor SANFORD, TW ENTY YEARS AGO Chin*, and Japan hav* ilgnad • true*, It ia annooaaad. That anal naan ovar that* that tba rral One of the monk brilliant social and tb* graduation owiriaoa F ri­ war la aboat to begin. Wna*. events In tb* school Ufa of tba city day tvtnlag when their sen and tbay’f* baaa doing no far I* Joat wa* too luiviy i K i r u i n tanuaieu brother, Bertie, who ha* been a taking their setting (p exercises. to* graduating class ol lus snu student at tb* high acbool, A higher income lax will tot coma aa a so m e blow to those of ua who work for th* ikeer Joy grappling with dfalealt prebw and who racetv* our only ipoosation la the pltatur* of Oas way of restoring public feafUeoee might bo to bars th* Mi l * committee lavsstlgato osorybedy to tbs United Stotos aad base all these who coat com* darn gat ia Jail. Those on th* *~ OM M About 11:30 Sunday morning lb* prolonged blowing of th* firs alarm wkialla a t the water works piool startled tbs Inhabitants sj>4 a bright blase ia the eastern part af the sity braugbt tb* crowd to W O »M h 4*19 000.- the saner of Boaford Arsons Um figure* dropped aad gsesad Streets where tba oM T b a ■ sm o g s M a r- Windsor Motel building we* found to bo fiercely burdlng to the roof lUOAfa-MOT* sight yearn, piece af afasgs Psd , Cat's am, tvaaty partner/. I Tbotf* laoa'shaa a mfliian waa graduated. M r. and Mrs. Patt|ahaU and family were gunta of Mia. Pattwkair* sister, Mrs. E rn tit Tolar, L b t O f D ebts Owed By M organ’s Group W on'tBe Published (Conthmed from Pag* Oae) added rvfsreacta lo the banking rommlttse’i disriosaro that Dari* borrowed from the Morgan bout* aad that with Woodin b* waa on Its “farered” customer* Bat. Hews Ior Tydlngv, Democrrt. Maryland, whe promptly anawettl the Indianan'* outburst, contended th a t Davis' “going to Europe In 1VIS is mere calculated Id my eplaioa to keep us out of war* thaa to gst this nation Into con­ flict sad centlnaad: “I think that Mr. Davla, whether be mod* os did not make a loan (from J. f . Marfan A Co.), ha* Davis ia a statement batted shown a sto lo n of statesmanship for which this world is hungry. "The man whe attnaks an ambe tea dor abroad when that arabaaaadetr is accomplishing signal iticaam b attaching humanity. H* bate and ill-will aa wkicb wars thrive. “W# adat Mr, Daria abroad to Mgotlato a disarmament treat y and he haa been th* moet efficient representative of any government on the fees of th* (arik." Wednesday at Geneva said that, ha had borrowed 9MJW0 from tb* Morgaa Company several yean age and waa paylag h bock. Testimony before tba tobib Ills* yesterday aftoraoea by Cearg* Whilaay, ana of Jfca. Morgaa partnar*. dUcloeod put) b* had raised tfa loan to rjfjOMat boa Urns but new bad r ifan l it toHOAOO. y iHmw IM N (f a be coatinacdf Sem inole Tire Shop ih Starring Contest Factor; * r.ew«par»r ra.e. Rntert Stanley. Mftkrjr llo o x pits were awarded tfc* a i iM n . Walter Turner war tk i club member who correctly rj*i*eif the H earty of Mickey V e iw , played by ItanM M cla/fi.im k r r .a lie >tu U were prrar-itrd a**i*trd by Ijn t ir Cathrir, Bryan Hart and Ow*n McCnllrr, while a *p**tal acrobatic dance wa* prr**r.t*d by Baby Horn*. U n a v o i d a b l e rirram*tancr« makM it imp<mltla to y lt t away X tld V.momiw momlny it wa. karoonrrd. but a!i ehIMrrn mr* aik*d to «aTr thrtr Crlo ;op* un­ til a latrr date. A iw a ,* (em ve tlttse ■■ .Sort*. M oo. ao4 k * n a mis*4 « a lr y .* » e t>»lrr. OtlsfevU:*. M ..h , n*A* ky a* I* k*tl«r. SEMINOLE FEpD CO* rh ey ’Il Cut Like N e w !! Stirsk'*t*«wl*: »U klad* ot art*. *or* and hr.tv»•: pruning to., ■ ..f *11 klndi. *<* Kiprft »n* '" l a w n B*w'nd m ow ers *Uf»«H Ik* rw Ml*______ _ J . W . S H A D O IN wtuivalrn: for a lo»c-pert«d fa know w» ar* rn 'n r lo Hi**-i*« tb* y m . I #nt rr*M«m o f nor mmwWrr •land*n| w* had b*tf»r b »rin wi*h| • f»w Don’t risk cheap ail in your car. jp st because M’s cheep! Hard, hot-weather driving soou shows up ‘‘bargain” oils. They get thin, dirty. lifeless—lose th eir body— then watch for your bearings! Don’t experiment. Heal economy lies in quality «D—changed regularly . Let us prove it to vou. tr*ry *fm*l* ****»w»»*** •boot wb*» a m**»**nr *tanda*d.j •*d lb* *oM *t*ndard In parti •! nl»- |**W* r*»an. MR HVtpny- An rieht. Whrr*! Wfi-M vni- h*win? M R I.Y O S : I •hnoH f l m .want SA N JU A N SERVICE to mak* It d e a r ' that any liftor*-; U r r *ta*.d»rd I* a onlt- by com-' rariton with which w* «ttr*a* tht v»lo* of n r n d W n r *!«*'• h/-t *r> i w* »Tpr**« tb* |**irth of a yard**l*k In tba r»*t tb* n m , r •t*nd*rd ha* aim*'1" * . b-*p a A*bt* . ami foi nnlt of inn* rommodity which haji ■ broad market for other p.ir.1 p u * i, *arh a* tohae n or braver' «kir* t ’ *uatly It ha* been a prr-1 fioo* metal Price* of p u «S Come See U» — Test Free I’hone 449 Test Spark I 'l u n Free Test Drakes Free Test Wheel Alignment Frge Test Battery Frre T est Radio Tubes Free •t«nil*'''l n'lr I We shad never have friends if we expect to have them without faults. Whatever ia given to the poor is laid up in heaven. Ail things proclaim th e existence of God. An honest countenance is the best passport. Hope* ia as cheap as despair. Were everyone to. sweep before his own house every street would be clean. The more a man knowa the more he Is Inclined to be modest. . When men speak iU of tljec, live so th at nobody will be­ lieve them. —Exchange. lord m g a hoavoi by U M ^ J -m o i c-isoi m uriupy ovtamg in toe mgn acnooi. an* aaausouie bund­ ing wa* aolaxs w h o hguts anu ■abet beautuuny and (Ueclivtiy usturaled. in lb* receiving line wtra; bupermtenaeal J . t . Mc­ Kinnon, rruicaaor M. J . Perkiiu, ilia. h . J . t'eraina, Mias Mnei tioudwio t'eraina, M ua livieo Howland, president of the Junior u s u , Jtnney u*an*, president al IB* beator Class, Mis* Kieanor Huberts, H a rry banner, at us a u tg a rtl Davu, Bertie BalUaCad, atis* Mima Erickson, Mua Atom fag ta hart, Wallace Crosby, *Mua AJutn* >rsab, nod Mu* Grace la*rman. A musical prvgraat waa gtten by Miss Daai«l, aaaiataat vocal aad trieiia laatructor at Hollins College, *nd W . Clog In ­ man, also af Koilias College. Hofmbjaenta were aonnd by mars, b*r« af tb* Junior Class. jari* Cefton: potato race. Msfl 4 .:* * * -,: ~ J J « n f -t lBW. "MB T , r W in n f , W r1- L o r e O f M a n y -L a w h i r Uwvo U to be a world ra** hi ----- ----- -----jjiBtBi# W« tmsghw the twiwd I U I | « I M l, Follow the wise few ra th e r than the vulgar many. M coaid -- pro*, ttaalf io hi Slat** BOOM ip rioter Election of efficsr* for th* oi'Tti'b of Ja.-e will feats.* to- 1 morrow i w m i t ’f of the M iA r r X i w C h b u b< W l ' at l i t Milan* Theater at 10:00 c’riork. L a i week, an is bor tratk moot, yrevvd iawves'.sig to Lb* . war* than Mo h o ). i - J l i t U pr*a*l.t. Winner, of IM U r i v j i event* ware; 100 J 1F4 («<!■, Elitabeth Cameron: IS poo'd ,h»* r ’ t. Mar- ml iWJer* yoo. If oertaAitrfkag •n iy th in f I Joat few i a a. lly *vne*e dj In terma of *ome anil of » - ' r»l! oo, unit. ron*l*tinr of gram* of gold, the dollar. i« where I begin MR. H A R D Y : That ia th. of a *tandard with which all itu. denta of rronejf begin, ant m fact, it ia th* way the gold **nnlard M*torie*lly did begin, tin* it I* important to understand that although gold ha* been our na­ tional *tandard, practically non* of it ia in circulation; to rvalit* that th* total quantity of money in circulation ia ever aix billion dollara, while the Treasury and Daria waa r*pr*s«npng lha Mur* gan turns* in Eurup*, mile I h m a “ mythical ambassador'* never confirmed by th* Senate a i J added "H o abould be broJght back from Europe because the Ameri­ can people hav* loot confidence m him. II* ybvuld be rtca llr'l" Turning to Woodin, and citing to senators that he had been named before th* banking com­ mittee a* on* of th* Morgan cus­ tomer* who wsr* offered stock at low prices several year* befo-; h« became secretory of th* tressary, Robinson said: "M r. Woodin ia occupying an enviabla position, with vast pow­ ers that call for th* corfidtnae of th* people behind him. I U can­ not now command that cool! lent*. His usefulness as secretary uf the treasury ia ended." p ■■ "There’* more room, all rig h t—and th# upholrtrry it cartainty better." "Kee—end no other low.prrcad rmr hat h th a t No Oral! Vantilatiun, and I auuidn't do without thet.** 90 DAY SPECIAL 3rd and F ret^h Ave. Jt » G e t the■most from motoring 7 Me C h e vro le t it t t i l l to p p in g th e m off fn sale *." Tops Dressed 50c Sanford Duco Co. 1 ' I 1 " ' ' ••No wonder. A Chevrolet for aa littla bound I T to a*ary *mart • . : • Take a minute to watch the new Chevrolet* that paw you by. Look at the pleased expressions on the faces of the drivers. These people are enjoyinc life—going places in style—going with less fuss and bother, and with more solid contentment than most people have ever traveled with before. They are driving the one Icrw-priccd car that combines all the best things motoring can offer. How about it—wouldn’t you like ta get more fun out of motoring—and be money ahead? Then drop in on your Chevrolet dealer. In no time at all he’ll fix it up so you con save with a new Chevrolet. . T m th in k in g o f In lyin g a nee u i . tVhjI'* your schriuaf" •* f " A lit-c y lin d a r C h a m le t. j Th*/*’* one ang in a yoa Zj k n o w i t r ig h t—• t S i. t many m illion* o f a a rim y j- | have prorad it for you." "Seventy alraady' You'd never th e wound o l that angina." ••And you’d never guee* it if yo u were driving. O ita mrf a M l . hoary, taw ear every tim e, tor DR. H EN R Y M eLAULIN, Jr. O plM M irU Lenae Duplicated 112 Park ATO Phone 768 tf I �r*. ,. • v T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , FLORIDA. F R ID A Y , M A Y 26, 1933 ____ PAGE TH REE Many Attend Golfing City Union Of Y oung time th irg l.« meetings if thr AAOODMF.N t lltCI E T it MF.KT, Alls* I.*serT. Roll has rttunsad d tine ihe .;im m ir ni nith* from Rollins College where Festivities A t Club People H as M eeting Union Th •up f.u the larre I pet rill Mi I Myrtle f>lm Ciump, Male s~rnt a lew days as llnr guest of manage •. of Tampa, will prvrdle Miss Katrine Knnwlton at the PI prewrt. Coif tournament*. a Iw ffrl supUnmet Brown, vice- of 11. ti.e nieiii aver lh-' mantiftg of tin* Sueienu Ret Thi house. fho haerrr for thr largest IT O J tb o r r>| the host society, proMARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Telephone: O ffW 148 I er, bridge, and ping-pong " n Forert Woodmen Circle Nuntb’t among the rflterliininrnt* uffere i •'nt r th* tegular meeting of i.f visitors piesrut, was t,«v«rn at the Sanford Conntiy Club at C iv I’nnin. of Sanford yu ng to the Ita itisl league vvhirn had Two llundte.l uni Sixtyteven j Miss Virginia Jinkins *guest day" observe! Ihcte >rI. held last night at 7 :4 ) IV M II out of || art ve memlc i. «>l which will take (lair tonight at trrday afternoon ami evening, isiiMto'clis k nt th■WiNHljneit II.ill I 't ricsiytorian Church, .two visitors in attendance. Will Wed On June 25 1e r s o n a l s Social Calendar with about 40 f.ests in attend, rii.tltg Aft.r a negro spiritual ».im; hy All memhi-i • nr,- urg.-il to In- pr.s- TOUCHTON’S i>|rrrd with the drnnvf. " it. tr,| I ) llcimao K. Mot the t i i'.l'ele High Scholl '* ar ^etiV ns n ittrtr.lr'r nf important Annumenien'. was made inlay I F R ID A Y . Mies Eltailwlh Shoemaker wen . .1 .1 hrif *ong serv cr. Joe tc*tr, the meeting w«, Mr. and Mrs. K . h . Walker, «.f hy Mr. nnd Mr». John l*rni' I The li nn p pit. of Alias M ar* the nine-hole handicap tounia Sanford Drug iss Clifford Sldfl'ii. el n.alter, svII t.e da*iced of. then ien*.errC a vo.at solo, o.ir to M Ocala, wire r m n t ( u n l i of f>».- Jmkin* nf the rngngcmvnt er I j ram Ihi.i* w ill (ire a ircital at m-nt enjoyed hy the Women in the »h. !i,| the a sem'jly In a nunuer latttr’s parents, Mr. and Mis. i’lum -etrr’V honoring thu-e npprearhing B i r l i ? 1 of Ihrit ! t;l) ornek al Ihe W om an’s C lu b . afternoon. Supper »** servel Rodman I elmar llo-rld Itatn.ird. of llrlando. I> II. Choi pining. t then live* in the Worl I 1 stmt . ; da shier. Virgin's Kliiahrth. Regular inectsng of Scminolu bulTrt stylo on th,. club r«rc!i I th e preservation of the thm cii'durtid i sho.l si al |e •pen’i": a »ll<nt time here with Vrrtwn Douglas C’rawfnnl. nf Rehvkah Lodge wdl take place at whleh was decorated for th l.od aft,. Mhnii rrfre*hrn"l' hfi it1'’’ s"d a h*. Mr and Mr*. iJraU of humanity, Mr*. Alphia Richards, whn Sanford, son i f J. 0 . Crawford i H:Od o'clock nt the Odd K c l I o w U W||h static.'. nfeandei c«t Sixteenth D irtitg the tiusinesa .nesslon it • lie rrrv.d to the ;10 per.on* K. It Ramlalt. Jr.. W ■pent Ihe winter months heie.*,|l U»* late Mr*. Crawford. nf I j*-.. plumbago. cafe jsim ne and ofh- ttr. *ii. dnl to postpone plan* for piesent. SAT. TH RU MON. • Street. with her brother*. A . Corpany I I r vtenerhurg. Tenr. The wedding S A TU R D A Y ial A n d Personal Activities sT eciaTs i-r Dower i. llmige and ping p«n< Uy of all the young f ro.'te'* and C. K. Chorpcning, ha* ta * rn !w'*l ‘ 'A* r>»rr on Sun.lny. Junr citt|# Numlier One •f th> were then enjoyed until n tale in Sent nolc County uMd an apartment al Daytona Reach1 *t noon at the First Almhn Woman's Couivll of the Cbrisdal Church, of this city. .In la i t date. It wa« iL-eided to confor the summer. I ,ian Church will give a cold p!» •• present were: Mi«* Jinkins ha< open. th.- ■supper S a lu r’ay from h.ttO IV M. M. in the Mrisch Mr. and Mrs. J. T . G .r r r y , Mrs. " ra'" r r ?rt, of h" ' l.fr i m C. W. Speer, and .Mrs. J . I* In U " o( S' m’n '* H,lfh gram, of Went I’alm lira h, are spending a short time line as the — T. secretary women Southern Jr., Mr*. ... rerved In ‘ CSrace Air. nnd Air*. R. C. !>•*■'iileet Church will meet Mmnni WauiWf. A lfffll ■I.AT4 •he hr t the __ UHt-Tlli/Wd— £lal£ .-JlflllTKS—f'JC b y . Warren llrihst, A. C. Fort. Women at whv-h time S. II. Ilighleyman, John llerleil, Saturday 5:30 I*. M. In tnr • Cbailc* Dunn, Fred Dolly, Esnn8:30 I*. Al. Spcorer, John Ludwig. Chandler MKISCII Ill'll.D IN f! Sharon, Herman Honk, K. W. bit.. Ilrnefil Christian Churrh r F. F. Dm nr r. Dr. II. S. Svlmnn.' 25c Frank C. I'ter e. Jack Finnrll. n ..I lack AlacDnn.iM. It. F.* Cooper, ttIO I '»>I ills' i She here J. D R IN K Hanfnr.i Avenue. • of hour. Tho-e Mr. and _______________ lo Hill p M i the Alebch " M’ l*,,PwcMh- Mr' “nl •"> ellyi Air*. IS. Emmett Me.MII. nuild ng " M - l-P.HawJNMr.wdMr*. I .1. Cat, .. Mrs. KJ C.rra SrKml ttn«l So>ilhfrn rollfj?p it 1 .MONDAY. I‘‘t^r .'if. *n,| Mr*. John \|rv. i;4.<.rk't* Towniemi, Mr>. Ijtkrbntl Shi* iliil po«t grmdnatr 1 i Ktimhrr tuVrnalu* ^th*w-fi!-Uirrt!ll. .Mil* F. K. ... I. ■■mn in mwt. l. N..C i n..*,", J, mTi-JL . N..-K.Jle — guffts-of ktr. and Mr*. W. ^^TmmSh.wgs to;,,,. .. fP M*; ^ ^ ^ Allan 11” M v, oseley, f'|T k't||„ W" j,rt V ,, «»»• Gurrry and othu nbiiui.. M h» dean rf nf .. W(ne ..nMy ,#1. hom ., ke' ‘r Knight. Weekly. *'»l a'"* thi. . ’ * •• • • fh, Mlsf.s William-, Mr. James Horten. Mis* Hattie Jeare Tuesday far Talluha»*e u~ - *.............. attend graduation exercise.* al K^r li»n vrart nod- : ,j ....,, iMsm- .f-^sTdhr-'tl^in.nc , S U P P ER theii re of Son.herb College. ' \n ' T,7° ,,f h' \ dgnghtcr. Miss Kathleen bigg. White there she w„ Pnm|d»nt ^ 'U‘ ‘ M^ *ijL be graduate.!. magundi Club, gouthern literary i W rrganliatlnn: v>e;prr»Men* nfihej firr'e 1” ....... ’ Nuinlrr Five of the Jtffji 'fat Jran Martin lavnry i* cx-,„f the V, W. C. A. nnd the Sal- Fit«t |tnP tl«. I hmrh will have n petted to return .Snnday fnnnj Woman's C nrril and asfoelale sped Ihe day H ireling at the home Wealryai Ctvlleg* at Miron, fit jeditor of Ihe rininu* publication. . . .. will r*rn t the s nimrr nmdh11“The .unn(h»m". Shs* I* n mem- I!'to Avenue. with her .'parent*. Mr. anljh-r of 1*1 Cnnma Mu. national Mr*. Ianey, 1912 South(hepnnirv sodal science fraternity; Circle Nliiiiber Six of liie First Mrs. Kent Kntcrtains Thela k>«ilon lilerarv fraternity; Itanti.l Chinch will lore! al .l:.TO With Hridffe Party --;nml I’hi Itella s rial fraternity. n'rlork nt Ihe home of Airs. li. S. WHITE IIKI.T Cnm-'lim*tiling the nicm^r- of For Ihe average sited fvmil.v She I* at oresent rrrrrliirjr in the Selinair. t*IK Palmetto Avenue. f lub, Mr*. II F. K.n* The Chinch Setvl.c I.eAgue of the It's le.-.s expenslre to eat at rffire* of Lloyd j*. Hoyle and - o|>al Church, will riiteilalncd with n bridle parly, Acidophilus Milk Valdei Dining Room every Sun­ Co nl* Johnson. She has reernllv’ Holy Cmns Km day. Spe ial dinners TjOe nn| ftlc. tern elcrte.1 In the Distriet Staff |meet nt T : 0O I*. M. with Mrs. Al- list mghi at her home on I’.nk (jiinnlit e* of ganlcii •Wild III Year* In Ynur Wtnderfully llnvnrrd fim.lv and ••f t hris>4 m Edtimtlon of th* I l*n Stone. Mr*. Ileywmd Walk- Avenue. Drlanihi Dtsfrict of the Melho. cr nnd Air*. W. K. Watsnn^t Icarl- flown, in soft r hades were n-cd all you ran cat. T ry it.— Adv. disf Churrh, nnd Is vice-chairman I rru. In adorn'llie rooms whrie th.-' l.lfi** of Ihe | n-i| hoard nf Ch-istian • ___ — gur I* ucio rnlrrlainril. Fi'ueatlau of tho Meihmlist j At the lundusbin of Ihe bridle SOLD l»Y Church, nnd -m in.rllnr of the > 1 T 8 . K o a t l IH H o n o r e d game* high mill piiie, a Innn Voioe I> Pie's Division she d *t »■•*• L w,t . i wanlnl tu Alta-. rtnrv nf |he Snnfnul-Little . w" i t h I ’ a r t y T h u r s d a y _,’gll. 1C . Al.... v.liil*. I>vv score prill', SEMINOLE T> utrr. a linen I.:lldkcichief, i. g ven In' M rr. R oland S. R ead , w ho p lan * Mr Ccswfo"* wn< lorn In li. K. AleKay. Tallies r. Read for Aim. C r e a me r y Co. I I. to., T - -*n. where ho *1- lo ln.ee Sni'ilny with M which scores were kept wrre tended p'h' - ;i'*'.it, lie ntl'dled . tltmuniuyton. III. to | end a year. sigreil n. fan -hap.i silhouettes. «t ll o fit Ml- T -nncssee Slate . wa. h'inorv l with a luidge party late III the e.Piling ic.K-ll Place Your Order Now ! yv-teid.iy afltriiuon hy I Trarhor’- C*i|f«.... «i Mcrphrees- liv.n unts v.eie <eive I by ihe hostess, Imro. Tenn and fmight in the ; Air*. II. W. Rucker at her I nine H . Courier. public s hn I* of luvurie-re County in Sun latnln. .Mr* Rc.nl r .'i r i e l a: staled hy All-. J. K . \V. far Vl«li' year ll» wa* a menrar i box of lint*' I'U.icr as a me. Tho** iic elit wire;.AIiw. W Closing Out Warner. Air*. Pen I S. Ilahhill, of th» Thirtlrtli Division of Field ill":'I>■ o f (lie iccnsi'UI. nftctn >>n(•'**’*• **• "• D.mu.1 All., It. C rtlllriy of the Knifed Slate* Throughout the Magenta Pattern A\im v which serve.1 i»n foreign •ridge game* v.eie enjoycil by Aloon', All,.. J. K. to.iiici, Mi*.' . Al Kay,' iloldl during the years of l!H 7, the guest* a.nl nt a late !i r II. F. Kent, Aim. (>. K . I 0 IH, end 1019. *,<dlnwlng tho score, were added nnd priir* All'. I). ,v|. Iiuirsoif, and Aim -ignine i f Ihe .Vmiistli* he held awarded. High More pr tr, a fair Henry Nekle*. •hp positbm of salr* p.anagcr of of hobnail pin ■ rcli-h dishes, was I'n'kos. and Rlrhi*rjt*on Mdor pirsrnti'd to Mr*. W. W. Aired.*, The Jeweler ' huruh Will Sponsor Comrany. I.avcrmcebuig. He cirio while record Inch reoie priir, a ' 112 H. Dark Cold Platt* Supper In Sanford Iasi August as n irp- tei qcl of rimes, yrau given to Ati* C. E. Raurson. Air*. Arthur l'ia:i For the benrfit of the hililding y2 PRICE ■$2.20 Value Evening Paris h Hie Powder, Purlume nnd $ 4 10 Lipstick 49C Solution 49C •Uotd-tYtnrrrrv>9C' 7.V I’etr.ifn l M incial Oil 75c in. SH O ES — For The Entire Family — O u r Avlndow In l»cin» r e p a irftl— for lic ttr r fu tu re diitplayn. Out innlile th e re a r e plenty of ith ic* on bhIo n t prici-H th n t will f it anyone's p*K'kct iMtok. W E L B O R N ' S Next* To Western lfaion J. t rnfnlivr of the .S'.uihrr,, Life uranrr Company, of llirmingham, Ala. fund- nf Ihe Fir-1 Chiisti.m Chinch, f'licle Number ••ne ».r Ihe, M''"man's Cornell will *|m , or ,u cold plate rupper Saturday nighi from r.:. o p Al. to P. At. to the MrL- h lluilding. A i r ; It. li Fox ha. Wren solving a.* general rhalrmnn of the affair with All Lee A Connlry, Mr*. I . Ilawkin- mi tc r Ia I* are PMd In making our delicious ica gmm. Lininunt rent trow is the laxt il.iv fltal SADYK’S will lip upon until Sept. I. I.iatiil Iwlow nri* a few nf Ihe final el mo- $1.00 Value m is. Rlisto-scl 35 SILK DRESSESIn Mure fit M.OO Kn .hury Fmintfiin $ 1.00 SyrinRt* 7fte I’tlTelesl Aspirin 1(M)s ■"?' ALL HATS 49 ^ 95 49c K> e rra d v " I l i e Karlv lliril Cn!eheiA*Thc W o rm " ' 50c 79c (C tnplelr) 49c 59c FlarhliorHs .MARKED DOWN TO Three (New) K A tP V $ 1.95 5 > M-K«wn*»n Denlnl •f ------ »'UEE with enrh 50c M lies-nn p u rrh a n e . Prc: trillio n s HundFoilhuof-nlliei-lhip^sri'tD'UifrmlmTti- SADYE’ S A Spirlnllv I'htinc 52.5 MR. L O U IS KUNNEG o f St. Augiifttine SA Y S: "I FIND THE COST OF OPERATION QUITE REASONABLE. • I ti. •iD'dr m»n. "IsI- lake mn(h> 49*1 *mI »»»>' ’llml Yrl' H i-G rad e Bakery f»* U r«| Mr«f Nf. Vb-mm ALL- EXPENSE- TOURS an cltMiric refrigerator and many small appliance*, thin gave us a complplely cit’dri* lied home. „ MT-My wife finds her work much eusicr with thin Sanford to Chicago RATES 650 - $70 Cm tury of Program Tour*. Inc. modern, rlran cipiipnicnL "T’h ere are fo u r in oiir family nnd I find'th^COtTTif operation tpiile reanonahle, a v e r a g in g o n ly 6 1 0 .1 0 n moiilli over a period o f six months." In uildiiion lo lltf rlt r lrir rnnpr, w ater lira trr and rrfrip rn ilftr, llir huttiifgn um* on r l r r lr lr u iix rr, in in , Ira k rlllr, wafllr Iron, |N'rriihilor, varm int rltan t-r and loaalrr. T h e u»c of all llirae t lrrlrirn l u|t|ilianrr» it»s|* Mr. K uiinrg Irsu than per itrrnon — And Return— J. L. HURT, A gent . 69c TOMiir “Century of Proffreas” May be had in a variety of flavor* al ynur favorite Mela foialaln. J l.n it T o u c h lo n ’it A th le tic A B S O L U T E L Y nml P O S IT IV E L Y ! "Idikt siimniFi'~Avc iiiKlnlh-il nn rlrelrir itiii^c and Yvalfi* healer. Ah avij alm ulv had Tk Made ^ Pure for Them ’ Only the fineat j a “ne |l». TheHtrii.il ^McLaulin an receive l a novelty Tielf a. rill priie. J’eon-» Were rolle led -by Airs. K. ConiplM*. (juantitivs of ll>•.- ,, deli n ..i'll’, vrrbeng, anil other garden li w* cr», ncrertuating a udor ach.'ine nf pink aml^ blue, weic a iranged about the living immu and iV in g loom of the Ruekrr home. Tallira and scroio pad* lane il.'sirnx nf parrot*. At th* tea hour refrrshnwnla were rerved by the lu.stejr, nt* r.tstcd hy Air*. S. D. Highley,.’an, Air*. C. E. Raw-on. and Airs. Ralph A . Sm th. Those Invited were: Air*. Rotund S. Hi ml. Inuor g est, Mi*. S. It. Highlryvnn, Mrs. E. I. Hoy. Air*. Arthur Rinnan, Air:.. A. W. Knng, Mrs* E. Compton, Mm. Walter L. ('imp. er. Mr*. A . C. Fort, Mrs. W. W. Al.-eds Mr*. Rulpli A. Smith. Mr*. W. M. Srott, M r«. .1. li. I aney. Air*. W. D. IlnfmaMi. Mr*. Fled W ilUrini, Mr*. A. M. Philip*. Mr*. Wnllare A\‘. W tirl.l. M i-. Kiwlor C-irlett Aim. C. Hills Jr.. Mf 1 John MciavTi, Air*. Walter I. e flm g tn and Alw.' H T T . n iiirP ']^ m im -|HT dav. * Ttl ELECTRICITY. YOUrW i S t ^ o t f APtST SERVANlV ASK ANY E M P L O Y E E O R Y O U R FAVOIM TK E L E C T R IC D E A L E R IIO W U T T I l i IT W ( H 'I i ) C O S T T O H A V E A C O .M PI.K IC E L E C T R IC S E R V IC E IN Y O U R H O M E . ~— x �I „ ^ . ‘a K A A - PRINTING Herald Printing Co artinf8 Garage you have your car your Steve’d Place 1 POST OFFICE JPtM li i Will "invade D e fe n d ! - Simple dessert recipe* are pre­ pared for Herald readers today through the couileey of Mrs. Gladys Adams Smith and Mis* Mabel Wilson of the Home Eco­ nomies Department of .Semirole High School. All of tho article* nee<V'd In the recipes may be purluued from Herald advertisers who are an­ nouncing apeeiai bargains in gm caries and meat* for this weekend. The recipe* are as bfollowx: MAPLE NUT MOLD Mia together: 1-2 cup brown *ugar. 3 tablespoons cornstarch. Add enough cold water to make a paste. Stir into I 1-2 eup* bml Ing water. Cook in double Imltcr M min. Stirring until thirkenrd Add 1-4 teaspoon salt; . 1-2 tenspoon vanilla ami fold Into tin beaten white of one egg. Add| 1-4 cup chopped nut*. Pour Into molds and chill. Tha Sanford Tennis Club team which hardest a DeLanJ teem a & to 2 defeat on the French Ave­ nue courts two weeks ago, will tra v e l'to DeLand next Sunday afternoon at 1:00 o’clock for re­ turn matches on, the high *e!:ool court. Five single* and two doubles matches will be played daring the aflrrnoon fay th* Sanford team which includes L- F. Cotter. Clay Williams, Billy Zarhry, D. L. Harper, and Earl Evaas. Efforts are now being mode to recruit members fur the loral club. Ad trnni* fans are eligible snd Invites^ with six-month mem­ bership fee* reduced to $2 -C0 . Plans are no wued-r way for the staging of the city champion­ ship tournament. Th* local'courts are now considered in excellent condition, and all members are urged to tik e . advantage of this fact. U0&s! U tS fre C lV ItlZ A T tO N pAtK^fOR rtE- 1*0 MoNTWf LA1&K PINEAPPLE HAVARIAN CREAM I.UNCII GANDHI WILL SURVIVE 1 pkg. nastdwrry -Joll-o. I m p boiling water,______ _ _ _ _ I cup pineapple ihrrdded. Irvp.crefiH wMpmL • T-2 cup sugar. 1-2 teasnon aalt. t-2 Iraspm.n vanilla. Real Food for Real Meat eaaeelle real Ofllre Graduation Pictures Special O ffer -Wleboldt Studio . O tO M T. . . KNOW WHEN I WAS W C IL O f f / Dissolve Jell-o in boiling watrr. Add pinrnpplr Julie. Chill. Whrn slightly thirkenrd la-al with ro­ tary egg healer. Fold In ahrrddr.l pineapple. Heat rrram until *1111 add sugar, salt, and vanilla then fold Into Jrll-o. Turn Into molds and chill, P R U N E CR EAM A N D N U T N EW Y O R K . May 28.— LPi— A book famine i< feared hjr llarry M. Ludcnberg, president of tha American M i ln * / l.ib Association. Saturday, May 27th------ Monday, May 29th BETTER FOOD STORES V-WATHtEN LAKE MONROE PHONE 200.1 L. ('. KINAKD 917 W. FIRST o v iiiis r.i. tn « m :» r , vh. T in ? . WEEKLY 700 W. !)th St. PHONE 830 a r.tv SPINACH RED SALMON Asparagus Tips LARD Carton both H Mi. m HIK IUl.'A n r s i r *1/ 1: is Mi. in sm \Twe:n a. u. Vl.nl n im i m ilt s i.n*. A It. S O A P , I barn 17c IMtl'OI lllce lls s n ilr ^ le H ill ' » : « SPRAY, rpt. ...19c Pounds WE DELIVER Hwrrulm n t u t, Jnr Apple flutter 13c SUGAR Pounds O Q #% Pure P r c se r v c F L w C White 23/ <>*<4.111.4— T IA T S.ISVSI, e l'll 13 COFFEE Pound it-* uojitii 18 / uniiH | B A C O N , lb . Farm ers Golf Team Loses 5-3 Decision 5 to .1 dreiaiun to the Rusineja Men's team over the Sanford Country Club course yesterday afternoon. The tournament, played n the feature of Curst Day, resulted aa follows: A . C. Fort won evar Charles Dunn; ft. I). Hlgldevman won over K. W. Fite; John Herbal won over Frank Pierce; John l.udwtg won over G. S. deimani Fred Roily won over Chan liar Sharon; Roy Symes Jr., won over Warren llcrbat; L P. Ila^sn, Jr., wun over F. F. Horner, while Jim SJpencer drew a bye. John Ludwig was the winner of a driving contest and he war awarded a prlte. D ra w in g . q t. 25c I I M l t r I*i »4nI 8r I« 4 Dressing, pt. 15c a. .. 5c LONG’S MEAT IS 221 E. F irst Street A TREAT TO EAT Opposite Poalotfcs CREAMERY P e a c h e s 2 fo r 25c Wfcele lire la H. II. RICE. 5 lbs. 15c S a. 3 ( N i ^ t i t n r a LARGE SKINNED (H alf or Whole) I ru t re* v.r “BEST FOR THE SOUTH" STANLEY-ROGERS H ARDW ARE CO. • 204 Sanford Avenue v MANHATTAN MARKET Comer Second and P ilaielto J. G. M IC H A E L Nov we do not claeo Thursday afUmegsw. ean bay a watermelon as wtO a t I d ) Every melon bought here la guaranteed good—If back wllkla 24 hears and It will bo replaced free of charge. run III t.TIMMUNITY Young Tender Fancy California >0kra, lb....... Rhubarb, lb. CUCUMBERS 2 for 5* TOMATOES ORANGES m m Q U A L IT Y l a t o u r a in e ib » . 2 2 / FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS No. 2F, Can llrllriou* Hoaedsl* COFFEE ib . 25/ Finssl Juliette W . G. 10/ MEAL 10 ib.. 13/ PEACHES 2 Cana No. 2Vi Cans Itrokrn M M (ilsaa Free! With Tlprary TEA V2Pound 19/ PINEAPPLE I 12 Os. Can, Standard Quality Can 25/ A.iorled Flavors CORNED BEEF 10/ JELLO 3 pkgs. 19/ (iiant Hire, I*. A G. Per Carton Alt Popular Oraads SOAP 4 bars. 15/ CIGARETTES 99/ Gold Medal * I-be. 12 Lbs. l'ackage For Short C a k e - FLOUR 27/ 47/ B1SQUICK 32/ Small SELOX........... 2 pkgs. 9c GINGER ALE.... LIFEBUOY SOAP 14 Oz. CATSUP ; .!..............10c 2 bars 15c .2 bots. 15c Small RINSO..........3 pkgs. 25c GRAPE JUICE..... ...quart 19c Regular Mae Package For Health— 2 I’pckagrx Small L n rg a ' POST BRAN 19/ OVALTINE 39/ 75/ Pklllip'# 1 Cana Scot. ' 8 -tii.CIn. # 1 l i t < M .-W T - — I'Calumet Bak. Powder ...lb. 25c L e t L eaf Mayonnaise .p t 19c QUEEN OLIVES . q t 25c UfiPARAQ U8^...taU can s TUg i2"Oz. MOPS . :i r2lToV25c S i m — III Mains White U ad O' Sunshine SLICED t a la BUTTER ~ STEAKS, l b .- - - 1 7 c » • - - e- ib. 23/ POTATOES 12/ Wlactmafat Daisy WHITE or TELLOW l-lak ONIONS 3 ibs. 14/ SauNaRe, 2 lbs. - 25c r a p i» H DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PA IN TS SUPERjSUDS..........3 pkga. 20c 21c 1104111 4 . M TK IV ti ROASTS, lb. - - - 12c IM S Purr I'm*fti I . - iu m v ij u x u • USE PORK&BEANS 14/ SHORTENING GRAPENUTS..............pkg. 17c SWEET PICKLES J..... q t 15< 31", hlM> IlN llf S T a h ir t X K I- a . U M l, Ja lr* 5 V lr llr r F »* tl S A L A D ..... MEATS T e a S .r --------- — r v o . SUGAR M ayonnnlae.. 15c OXYHOL 2 fli.L’Iim Ja r - ' IN CLOTH BAGS H as. la v m -.I.IS II a r nxM i . i u M i . m a i i.tx i: S III.O X 2 Vi lh*. S u g a r an d Y eant (,’nKc F re e 1-2 cup milk. 1-1 teaspoon suear. 1-4 teaspoon salt. Cover bottom of 1 I-1 pint hakIng dish with pineapple tidbits. M rlt butter, add flour, and when ■month a.V| milk, stirring until sauce boils. Searale eggs and pour mixture onto yolks beaten until light with sugar and salt. Cool, fold in egg stiff ,pour onto the pineapple and bake 20-2.1 minute* in a hot oven. Serve ap-once with creamy llawiian Pineapple Sauce, made as follows: (.'ream i tablespoons butter, add slowly V» cup powdered sugar and 2 tablespoons of syrup from can of pineapple. Ueat while heating over hot water. GRAPE JAM 20c Malt Syrup OverSea No other municipal department, he ia;>. has felt tha economy ax whitas beaten more sharply than libraries. IS O*. I l i a n 5 8 LI). C an Pali .t’a Blue ldthcl / Dash of pepper. I eg|* y*dW well bsslen.----------- — 1 |-4 cups milk scalded. 1-2 teaspoon vanilla. Combine sugar, flour, salt and egg yolk. Adil small amount of milk stirring vigorously. Return to ll'lllhll! boiler and rook until thirkenrd. stirring constantly. Cool. Add vanilla. H O T IIA W A IIN I* SOUFFLK ' 1 1-2 run ranred llawiian Pinsapple Tidbits. V - 2 cups canned Hawaiian Pine2 tablespoons flour. 2 eggs. II tael S IM r . Each lim e -y o u ntuke u pur* th an e in n M etier Food S to re o u r clerk* Rive you q u ality mercliancll.se nt n sa v in g s ‘ w ith th e ir cnurtciiUH nervice w hich Lh e q u iv a le n t "huntiini: m oney o v e r th e co u n te r to you." * KIKU HII'K 1 1-2 cup stewed prune IlisMilve Jell-o In boiling water |m*hr,| » r strained. ('hilt. When aliichtly thickrned 1-2 cup walnut meats— finely cut. brat with rotary egg beater until of consistency "f whipped cream Add sugar and prune pulp to whipped crrnm and fold Into Jell-o Adil nuts. Turn Inin mold. Chill until firm. Itnntnld a n j serve 2 table- poont sugar. ' *— POONA, India. May 2 0 .-M T tK L u u w jun jy.u crj* | The Mahatma Gandhi was in­ creasingly week yesterday—th" . | VrishTMiTTl'Uif 'liT'Wr'Oiree w e ! C 1 fast—hut a board of eight doctors VANl’ r announced In • bulletin th at the j frail leader should survive-the or| deal without difficulty. PEAKS HOOK F A M IN E W H IP I pkg. Ismion Jrll-o, 1 run boiling water. f'bdMI* 3.11ej. ~ JD llfT ANDES 20th and French PHONE nillfi frJTfXt I l ■ THE MODERN MA MENUS re *)|uipped la prodece llano lob week a t tha possible price*. Give aa . /■! eX a a a I h lk t t l BACON, lb. - - - 17c POT. ROAST OF llr M # « %1al4— llam* *H i m # Rami, SPREAD, lb. - - 20c v% ru le r* N m all h p u rt RIBS, 3 IbH. - - - 25c • ■ a ll l» a n t*»rk CHOPS, 2 lb s .--2 5 c PRODUCE Freak Greand, ICNUKItn Waster* LETTUCE, 2 for 15c ram llrlefcl V.lhiW B anana* 3 lbs. - 14c 'S S I * r w a k tX tee X V I I >iNEAPl»LES - 15f IK | U H aarl ueberries - - 12>/ac IONS, doz. - 2 1 c | matoes, 2 lbs. 15c ' ' f, O V K R IK t IM Ilfi * ’V ’■ COMPOUND Grape J U K E P in t Bottles Hens -Fryers&Luricheon 4 .• *• V'* i *■ . •• • iVlA .t»>‘ ‘v : ;. l �W. 19,11 nom oA , Another VictimFound In Street On Heels OfMachineGunFray In Thenter District women gang victim* in thieo day* Two others were woundrl a* gang*ter- fought on Itruadw*r. Tin- names of tw. Itmadway racketeers— Wk’axey Gonlnn and Ilut:h Seh It / were thnist Into K O. 2Vg E A R S , can........... ca n fancy ta bu s SALMON, 2 for.......... NO. 2 w Product Represents 3 Years Of Research And Design Efforts i IIK 'A G li May *8.— An abimi.um ..&*»•rvat on and room car -ill the feature of the l*ulliu' i .mi |any"* exhibit at the ■mtury tip t’mgre** exposition. The car. which rapraeent* lh....car- iif rra-rarch and iH*i*r, i* ■llcil by engineering and ar.hiiclurat expert* "tha flne*t example uf metal era! Umar* bni n r! yr minced in America. fhi. tar reprswot* the (M id g tn l evolutionary atop in 1‘ •H uun cotutruction: Woo.I. In IttV i etcvl, in lituT; aluminum. In lU-t-i. Although but .lightly more thnn half the weight uf a (tamlai.t •ter! car thia pioneer aittm.num I'uliman ha* equivalent •Ircngtli. A itrcl aleepcr weigh* DW,000 I'uMdil the Gent go U . Pullman, msrhine strife I* Mamed f>r these two' lifflitu, the phone receive personal attention [t a l l of the reeelatlona ai the Inquiry tatlve Britten all nolda 'hltt-*? C A R S i d e l i g h t s Are hut the banker's name *t|ll iat- tpreehe* against Morgan yrev*r, .. „ . „ ., .day. Every time they m r t f d to ^efat..r. RahfM........ . h<i(, |Tfr (h, y „ , « <art f nI Given-In T r i a l | rle. weight. Indiana, and Long. »nd K e f t e M t i - , „ | j htm -M i«te f Morgan." Of J. P . Morgan [SPINACH, can GROCERY Morgan’s Company The spectator* laughnt loudly, lierfrvtlj wlll.ng to «ci a* n m c — ugrr boy for a newt [w n-r i* |->itcd, but hi* partner, Thomas M. I tmoal, docau'l th ok it I* such a g.Hi.l idea. Y c -lrn l* ] a new»|t»p*rmBn wa* trying t.. s>t n t'1* ' “ I pnner l».*cd along to a reporter at an d h ri pres* Uble. Morgan w»* ailling between the two men, m d the •’poiter # 'l o l ‘ "M r. Morgan, would you mind pn-* ng ihi* along for me?" Morgan took tho paper aiul wa* a'out to hand it alorg when la in.mi -aw him I amoru whi.pered to tloigan and the banker put the cA L l It m i. a -taiement, in M-.r-inn' hurilwrttln/. which he t.lity rleiitiM. to th* l.u T" .Sum* fohtfrcmmcn m iy N* rr M'niftil .iif.iii‘ vt ,M«-rtcrtn bt*'a v AMERICA'S BipOKST S t IL IA In d e p e n d e n t -T f a m c O w n e d O Follaw the crowd* to Siifwrd'a great tat faod bargain*. Help Hanford h> trading with hiunr merchants, tluney that leatr* a rltr Or com*' miinllr r annul pioducc prosperity — money that' aiay* in Hknlnrtl i* lh# •afrguard. W jjc jh c ttiH tiilOCEn\ f lN O woumlcd by Ihe gamr*lrr»’ bul­ lows: lets. P»die Fintine. tV a maid, Ca*h- tSn.H00.000. wa* the only one eeriously in­ •ecuriltes -t-bM .G iiv rtn n ie n l jured. l*oll-e Iwgan an rking on two 000,000. fa ll loan*-theories. One was that the gun F irst and Ihtlmello. tlh. no *lr“, Whitney hirrjtd Twrjrirrn'tirmmr m :— W A B H IN G TO M . May itl— tAh More than a quarter of a billion th* ptdlee investigation I.‘i ll / nf dollars in cash and government seh ganrlsi.d -iiH.maeb'tne »un bat­ ruritls alone 1* In the rollers of tle which threw the theatriral j. |*. Morgan and Company. • district into nn iiiirnar before cording to n statement * bm tied dawn. to the Senate committee yesterday Three pislrstrinn*. inueht wlih- !.y J. |b Morgan. rul lime to rain rove.-, wrur* The a»ict* were ll*lcl a* lol- « ir<intiniir,| Krnni I’ate One) on,| ll'"'w iter mi it, ib* they?? ltii|unr<l I hAirman Kir teller of George Whitney, a member of the mM ptay m r i ' koioel t» (he iJaytng h , n Eltxakath. N. J . hotel of Max Greenberg arv<l Max- It axel. M IA M I. May **.— < A h -E n reputed subordinate* of Gnr-«>n. Star eaeen coneecuttr* weekly route to W a*hint ton after visitTb* second **> that the ran* f m e n , the wholesale food ta­ in r Rafael Trnijillo, p m lik n t of (t e n were -p a y o rf* men for ts t t D ub and Bradatreet, Inc, I Hitch Seholtx'a alh-grd policy rftpped two ceota to | I M for tha Domlnlra, Uliaea Eapailat, counsel racket. , t reak ended May 23, bat waa atUl xcnrral to tha Dominican legation, The (banting (t a r t n l' when * ,1 percent above the tame date i.t \Vn-hington, arrived hero hate1 track b»«On backfiring a gangland tat month. Grain*, aomc dairy Tueaday by plaih. Ho waa ac­ devlcw for hiding I hr ooH- of redact*, tufar. good*, lamb*, and companied by Joseph E. Dari*, gun*. Oat of W fhly-'Vcond St re-1 Itnep were lower. Steer* and and da. shirr, Rahtl. came two racing automobile- u M|a advanced aJithtly. •uh machine *wn *pray|ng h.llctat the leading car. The ramjlag hattlr ended a•uddenly •* i« Marted. Th car. It* paikled »M**. • t:.tret roof and Inch-thick triple gla< xhnltrm l by ballet*, crashed inm at NEW YORK. M ar 26. - iron fence In tha middle nl Broad TA P I— Mayor J o h n P. way. It* two oerhnant* ntnl-U-l O’Rrien todnr called or the nut and disappeared, but the police and district attorney!* bullet* were believed t„ hove found their mark. There wen* to w are a ntronner right ,on blood etaln* In the car and on <ho rocketeer* aa the Yaruf.atPtn street. The ptm ulng enr w h iv M FOR A WONDERFUL DINNER about and raced aw*y. added another murder. » AT VERY LITTLE COST While refusing to rev.-al their John Friwia. slot machine We cater especially to those who de­ racketeer, waa killed tnrinv ba«i* for connecting Sch-l x eith the ea*e. pielice *ald ‘wo men. mand the beat in foods and take pride in an automobile an l flun* named Ahcanl and Steven*, were in nerving, them. Our clerks know the Into the street. Krisria an* a probably the oerupaut* "f th ' individual desires of ear rutomera and pal' (if Georg*' Kennedy. ' klltr! wrecked rar. They aie-e -aid to always try to please. -Tuesday night with Kitty O'flri—, be “making the round* pnyipt: M F d T M A H K t T 1(lfi S A N P ta m A V E N llB WATCH FOR OlIR MID WEEK SALE Ac eptatire* nulhisg. State and r. doo. *>-- |...a.»4 MHml.wU B. Powder t oiptiinte h -.Iset—- f M,a. 117 East First Street CENTER—SANFORD FREE DELIVERY Phone 982 Special Notice! Capned fruits, meats, vegetables—in f a c t most everything in eats are advnncingr in p r i c e . We have quite a large stock and expect to give our customers e v e r y benefit by continuing the old prjee while our stock of each item lasts. Won’t it be wise for you to buy a good supply and sAve some money? No. 2 'i Six* Rwedale Tall Pink S a l m % cans 2 o n j One C ase 21 C ans I'hiHip'g I’IIRK & ^' I II hr r iiveatmcntn ISIlt.2t)!>. Time Iona* ' #:tl,H.Ul.l t.b I K-ulnoil lhans $47,MI!*.lilt, llutikimr hou*e» tit.rt'.iUlOI. Accrued l«tere*t in rlv n ld e ti'ilhifig. A ie;'..n.e* held un*k-r It «**- nntry - f tithing. tVstmoer, liability nis’outll ac­ cept anre* $ 11Jt 1*7.271, Koirian oschaqte $10 It In ailiiitinti to th- *"MI.<HM.iNHI den- |s, liabilitie* were llst-'d fol laws: A.rrued Interest |Uiyslde Acceptances he 1,1 mh-r ante.- H2JI2tt,3l>H. Kom gn exchangr IH .fltW W . The n 4otiAoli bitIt*1i«.f ‘tut 1 for liiith of fvi’tv York iiiut I’hilutlrlphU w»a*if, sbovtni (tr{)‘MiD bail rri*h%»t *l irtik <«f K ’h&lMMilNl in litii* P e a c h e s ) 1 Limit 6 Cans * w r Limit 6 Cana On InAt ;t 1. iI«*pnFi:« Rt rt* list nl at | tlo.ihto,ooo u r ron*tr rtt.iii 'e U i v t whv. e wear unura, ar,. oi alumi um. Meet ts used in wheel.., axles, ipiing*,' brake shoos, bill the ielunindei i* th* light.-i nirlul. “ t .ititi'Miputury", rather Ilian the loo-el) used an.i niiirh nbu-eq term ot “modern” )* a|i|0i..l to th<* m -ign nii.l fini-h of th* car. It b,i. a I fis t sueaai llle elTrit diileiing in *eve.-al feature* imni the standard l'Uilinan. Thermo slat c miitrol irgulati-e the airroiidmvrinn ol Ihe entire tar. ceding inxj>uimucr, warming it in * nti i and *1 (Ft time* tillering the ir.'immg nir. This eltmmOithe nri e»«il) of ojen windowThe Iigulntion v|>servn,iull end « dorr away with on Ihi- rar. The uhsenatlnn Inunge ii»m i and the sun inrlor have been tonih(itril into one large loom, with intrrior decoraflons. furriture ami fix ures dn*lglicd ns pait of Ihe nit. The rar i* lighted by in.hrict system. Into the car i* built all nrer* ary features with a rnmpactln.s<. of nin'tturtion that gives -hi nr>annum of room, lle-iilr* the observation room therr ai ■ sleep­ ing (nmpartmrnts, dlrn-l hullei with monel mrial grill and oven, drawing room. M ayonnaise SARDINES i for 1W MEATS 1It*A Futttl I ti l) 3 far 2Ac IM 11*. I.o ve rs -o f t r u ly fine W estern M eats mnke o u r m a rk e t th e ir heittlii tin rle rs nnti prices are so reasonable. M il eii C e nte r (in is 4 f t _ CO FFEE 5 lb*. 851 California L ive W eig h t— D ressetJ leclrcrg One for 17c or Max. House 26c 1 STANDARD lioiletl I -N ncy One Gal loo Site have a solid car load FLOUR and LARD to be sold----- at last week's prices. A l l Will Buy 4 2 lbs. S. R. Flour 4 lbs. LARD . % ia l. Ga. Cane buy u . s . No. 1 WHITE F otatoes SALT $ i 1 0 lb s. l l y ' -I Ft Black NO. 2 NEW BBD BLISS Saute Price 3 Bom 3Yr IN HI I#A It 47r I pJcttra >u. 1 <mm Itrit Salmon I9f DnmiP rrfc Tea •« lh. tin \9t I rl IMrr I rnf MAXWKLI HOirSR W ith O rd e rs of $2.(11) o r More Chidlnw Hrcad for Health ^>0 VOO D O N ’T L IK E . C t f i’ l./M . H U H ? W C U . j W H C H t W A 'a A 0OV t H A D H i B E KiGallon No Strinifa Tied !'«•11Hint 8 f f 4 m. p k f t ’oftee Pure GforgU Cane ‘ TEA SYRUP Com— Peas V* lb . IOj^I 1 Vi lb . 19/1 2 C a n . 17/ [ 49/ 29/ J LH. W . Reef Roast }b. 1 2 ^ to Lettuce Si | Itii •ili* I'ritk Dressing ql. l i t ll.rs.l as* llstl.e Dickies 13 nr. Ms*He 13. IIh IX inrln* lag! Vim-gar gal. 4Uc 1‘rssal III T TK tt lh. IOC I'anr, trllun t'llaa I ‘rathe* no. X for 11c o » s « ,, g J R U .O Sr HAM ICNIJS lb. SEE OUR F R U IT /LND VEGETABLE^ | IEF0RB YOU BUY TIPRARY F rr e 3 to ft III. CAN YOUR CHILDREN o u t - s m i l e rout VELVO Straw berries Itc Mtouirrl HAM Tall Libby’s Grape Julre 10c %r. ’1 Htmnffk J T If yiai have tb* /refmg nf youth . . . if you pci your daily •apply of tha t iu l t ie meat* ibaiyewi ii mad* oft protein*, carboby: ^ 0* . drat»*jnincrjU.riun'in*. J ^ J Nature** own energy bod. Ya*. list ' whole wbcai — nothing added. Boohing taken awry. Criip gotdan biuum , readyCooked, read, to cal, with milk or crvaui. iuppad with fruit, it'* a did* that makes sey appeme map to BMottcKs *<ry rim* of dayt Jutl try Shrvdded Wheal for Mil dayt. S»* if doesn't nuke you feci livelier, kappiar. jammgtr. Lei || prove to you. tt it ha* to ■aiUkmi, tbai it ia ■ V IT A L L Y D lfTEAEN I FO O D . r PLENTY—TIMES GETTING B E t t E R PRICES GETTING HIGHER W A hard bsfadjvj^ iT^ G e e G E T m ,P e a l s B E E N u s , o p - y o u M U C H d o n S in c e U V IN * ’t l 6 E T TE R ) R y o u W tTH y " • y y o u - ? y Housewives find th at they run serve IIKTI'EK fncala at no timre root when Ihev drat ut FORREST GATCHEL'S GROCERY. We ft at tire imported foods and dellcurifs thitl ndd a Joy nnd * '“1 to mealtime— and charge mnsislenlly remwnahle prires hreauae we'ro oi^t of the hit'll rent dlstriet. A 0(MM«a«‘N a n 0 ((iM.8 U£Ua> COMPANY-Uaaeda i N. 4. Stale Cheese ImiHirtrd Hals* Cheese ImisirieiJ Iti-unufurt All Dual*stir Cheese llallle Creek Health Food* Chldlaw Dread* I.Inn a Dalian Kssals lUr-lr-diire Currant Jell, •’ttkled IValnul* lllpt's P s i t t l I‘under I’lekled Krtllt Wine Jelly Cat U r Caper* Mint Satire Holland Herring Kitchen H.sssl lianeless Cndfi-h * laihslers Japanese Crnbiarnt I'eeh Freans llrcail Cnalan Ginger • lllratrr l‘-.*t" — Imsnrted Vi-rmn-ilh Kllrhcn SnpolU Dale De Foie Gras Fioott ■ VK ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fbf078418320c9899ab81e8611c7acd1.pdf 20568465e73b59bfe1b60e89e4e997a5 PDF Text Text i 'r f i . .J i i ______ ■ ____ __ ’H ea rt H I___ VOLUME XXIV Step Tmken To Alter IncomeTtxProvision, SHAPE Davis Enlarges Upon Position U. S. Will P o m s In Event Of . Threatened Breach May 25. — anti war ma­ chinery . which tha United State* la heiplnff to conatruct took deflnlta form In the dis­ armament conference yestorGENEVA, (A .P .) — T ie . 4« X .l d U S U t b S S M . H . Dmvta WASHINGTON. Map 1 5 ..PPV-Tha Heua# way. and mtana *ub-e*mmi»tee todav ap­ proved aa amemhneni to tha lad (trial rocowrv public worka tax*t|na hill to lim.l d#duction from caplUl loeaa* to •■a year la an effort to plan lopphole* In tha Incoma U x Uw. MOONEY HANDED ACQurrrAL upon MURDER CHARGE M re s & d -Y c u M J te : announced tha Washington t i r e s Prisoner To ^government waa prepared to Former J a i l Cell ^confer with other power* #$hen th a Brland- Kellogg SAN FRANCISCO. May 16 — pact haa been violated. UP)—A directed verdict of ac­ I f It U poaalbl* to Identify the H g i m or, Darla, tho American ambaa**Dor-at-iarge. said. tha United Stalaa government undertakaa to xqfmln from any aat.on * likely, to defeat tha concartad ef­ forts of other nation* to deal with the offending atata. Tha Ualtad 8Ut*a. moreovsr, tho ambaMarine announced, will not giro protection to any Amari­ can aft Ison who may enraea in activities landing to defeat tho iRtaraatiaaal paaea efforts. Tha- Ualtad Bute* la raariy to Incorporate thla dectr.n* in a unilateral declaration, Davit H d tha confaranco. Many riiltgntat to tha confer­ ence commenting Informally de­ ter! bed tha Booeevelt doctrine a* vaetly more Important aa a decla­ ration of Ameirran policy than tha Monro* doctrine because tha new policy applioa to tha eutlie world aad la deemed here to be a powerful IneeaUva to all aatlona to redoc* armament* ^nil (Continned On Pag* Six) ion F o r Poppy Day Issued By Sanford Mayor Saturday, May IT. waa dealgnatad aa “ Peppy Day" in San­ ford In n proclamation loaned toda by Mayor V. A. Spear. The proclamation called upon all eltlaora of tho city to oboarva tha day by wearing tho American Le­ gion Auxiliary poppy In memory o f the World War dead. The proc­ lamation stated! "Whereas, in tha great criala of th* World War tho young men of Sanford offered their serrkee to oar country with an exalted aplrIt o f natriotiom, number* nf them aacHfW ng their lire# In that **rrte*i ^A»d. Wharaaa. the aame exalt­ ed aplrit of patriotiam la needed today for th# aarrlca of o-r coontry In Ito paace-tlma dlfflcultloa; to. "Therafora, I, V. A. Sneer, • »vor of tha City* of Sanford, wiry* all scltlaaaa to recall tha anlylt of thaaa gallant dead and renew tha moawpr o f their hi ah patriotic terate* by tho .rearing o f the American Lawton and American Legion Auxiliary me­ morial poppy on Saturday, May IT. ' -To that parpooe, I do barwby proclaim Saturday, May IT, Poppy Day In tha City o f Sanford. ■ “ V. A . S P IE R ." •' Mayor. Proposed Income Tax Rates Are Revested WASHINGTON. May 13. —UP) — The tax rate* under tha prao•-ont*- law which aaaare 4 par coat an the Drat M A M of act Income and I par cant a* amount* abort that with aartax atartlag at 58.000. gad tha. rato« rated by th* Rama Way* and Mann* Commit■ aaaaaaIng • par coat an Urn N M O o f not iacamo and pm cent ea amount, abor* woxtd cauaa a alngia peraon g marriad paraan with ana ‘ I iff pay? ----- ----“ M T 7^ — MS 1 in I m 7*o 1M *m 1J4I 2U99 quittal abruptly tndad Thorn** J. Mooney** new murder trial her* yeaterday on tha loag dormant 1918 prvparadnaaa day bombing Inffctment to which ha haa looked aa a weapon in hla fight for vin­ dication. Mooney, who previously had anaounced bo would Immediately eah Governor Roiph to pardon him, waa whUkad out of tho court­ room and back to San Q-enttn prison, wbtra ha la servt.ig a llfa tcntence on a ewcvietlon ut a Hko ibaiga. •*1 am vary happy", aaid Mooney a£lh*ndcutta wtrx applied. to l)M writta, "in ap.l* of IM fact that t could not verbally deny my guilt." Personally taking charge of hla own defers* in me dramatic m»mant whan tha prosecution had moved tor tha directed verdict of acquittal and it waa beginning to occome apparent that the ca«a would and without the presei.iaton of avidonca, Mooney piaaifad .arnaaiiy but in rata vkilh Judge Ward lor a f-U ftadgad trial. After latimating ha had no al­ ternative but to direct an acquit­ tal under the eireumstancee, J-dg# Ward withheld the Instructions to th* Jury whll* Mooney pleaded on and whllo William Murphy, asalatont district attorney, nrguod that the elate had no case and co.Id not prosecute. Judge Ward turned to tho jury and recom­ mended the laatructed verdict, , The Jury retired to deliberate hut It waa only n formality. Taro minute* later It returned to court, reportod th* verdict at prepartd, and was discharged. Mooney now atoodb convicted In the eyes of tne law on one m.ru.1 charge and arq Iliad of another. Ten persona were Killed in the bombing. What tho next more of the defense would be said* from aaklag a pardon, waa not imiuediagoly aprarent. Legal authori­ ties said tha directed acquittal would not affect hla status on he previous cunv-ction. Frank P. Walsh and U o A. Gal­ lagher, hla attorneys, went to hen Quentin Immediately, eapecting to eonfer with him and map >a*. a fut-re course of action. Previous­ ly they had said tho present ca-e would bo usod aa a baaia for a par* km plea to Governor Roiph. Mrs. Mary Moonoy, 83-year-old mother of tho prisoner, cxpiceekd pleasure at the verdict of acquit­ tal. " I am vary happy", thv said. "Thla is another stop. Tom ia go­ ing bock to San Quontin but I do aot think hp will bo there much loafer." • Wright Says He Was Misquoted On Sholtz James A. Wright, who was quitad in Tuesday’s Herald aa saying " I don't bellov* in giving any man power to operate such a propositlon when ha waaat capable of hla paratmal affairs properly", today deniad that theta hi* words. Th* statement was reportod aa. having been made la regard to th# quasi!oa of granting broad economy powers to Governor Sboits. }S ~ Mr. Wright. da upon •ng an laformal ----- ing merely asked th# eukjoet ho r. S U h been ;b* question "has Mr. •f • SANFORD. F in t a l a A Cap? FLORIDA. THURSDAY. M A Y *4. 1M-1 Reserve Report H 0 1) S E FIGHTS Extent O f Morg RAIL WORKERS Federal FindsBusiness Continuing WILL BALK AT To Show Improvements OVER LIMIT OF Operations Sho BUS WEIGHTS In Senate Inqui FURTHER CUTS Brotherhood Spokes­ men Give Bristling Response To Notice Of Railroad P l a n s CHICAGO, May 25. Plane of the natlon’a railroads to serve notice of a further re­ duction In union wxgv* were revested yesterday —and mat a bristling • ret pons# from spokes­ men for organised railway work."We will tie up thla entire country before we xrlll accept one penny cut lD wagea," declared A. F. Whitney, chairman of the railway labor executive* aass«elatlon at a meeting of union leaders t„ Waahlngton, D. C. Whitney waa skeptical, how­ ever, the made wouln serve no­ tice on or after June l. aa pro­ vided by the contract between employers and employes, of a decrease In pay. "J hadn’t heard of It,” Whit­ ney said of the reported plan. "IF* interesting If true. "The railroads are just kidding themselves, however. They or* n * t -"g to cot wipes r.i.d w*"r* not going to permit any more de­ flationary move* heeaoae w# nr* doom to bed rock now." An official of a large western road with headquarters In Chicago aaid he believed the carriers would Insist to th* last ditch" on a cut fjpUhTon~'pay. Hr said th* slight Improvements In railroad buainea* would not al­ low th# road* to make up deficits of recent rears, unlra* greatly magnified. Non-union employes, he aaid. had taken cut* far In excess of tho 10 percent reduction eccepted by nrgnniied worker* early in 1932. The 1932 deduction wna agreed upon after weak* a( coafeyanraa In Chicago between tho larrmce and tho onion*. An agreement w** signed for on* year. At another lonpeonferenc* leal December the employers and employe* agreed to continue until Oct. I of this year. Th# December agreement pro­ vided. also, that either side In the wage dispute might serve notice of n change. Thet Is, the unions could demand restoration of the 10 percent reductions (,r th# road* could demand a further cut. That la the move arranged by the roads. Some time before June 15 It was learned all of the more than 200 unions involved will reeelva letters from the road* noti­ fying them that an additional deduction of 10, or perhaps 15 percent will go Into effect Oct. I. H iree Indictments ReturnedBy Grand Jurors Wednesday W. F. Garner end Jim Star fill, whit* local residents, and Annla Mas Ashley, negio wnnun, are named In Indictments that wore i* turned before Circuit Court Judge M Hard B. Bmith in Ihe Court lloutt 1st* yeaterday by Ihe grand Jury whkh had already produ.-ed three Indictment*. Mr. Garnor t* ehdfg*d W ' melie!out Injury to peraunal noperty. The indictment tlalet that on Fsb. It, 1931, 'he did "willfally and maliciously break snd destroy three.vases, the personal propei’ y of Chrlatlno Clute’L and vsi-vl at 115. Th# eharg* wa* ceriiflr** to tho County Court whew it it scheduled for trial in Jun-. Mr. Btanflll 1* charged with grand larceny. On Mer. 20, 1333. lh* Indictment rekd. he "did f* lonlously and unlawful.y take" a seine and rowboat of wnich Ihe value u 1129. The Athlty woman is chargrd with tho first degree m nkr of an Infant' on Jan. 2V, 133.1 when '’she did anlawfully and frum a premeditated design to vffrci ’.he death of an lefant. . . by cutting th* Infant with a knife.'' Judge Smilk did not sut 'he letter two eases for trial. Th* Grand Jury also re’ umcj no true Mila again*t Paul Coopjr. Kohart Ro g, aed W. A. LivirgsStalaa Attorney L. F Uwylr nt work throughout bo probaMy will properly?". He said ho h, Ufa afUrnoon and tha* h* f xpects ^aaihie way ml kx^wtag shoot tho ______ (M ktgiesu t i bo n o Oovx mar’s p ___ affairs_ 198 did nat prom i tu pass Jinlgiiiea- pres’eaiod to Judge Smith InmorMg. 1J05 WASHINGTON, May t t — M * , , jerably while the output of peTb# federal reeerve board, m * lru|»um, declined in the mid >* of preliminary review of economic |U U ,.r to a .«whrconditioae throughout tha co.ntry.i v yeaterday reported that business; improvement whkh atartrd In The lolume of factory am? nyAprU. eonUnoori during the first) menl payrolls also ahowad an inthree weeks o f May, with whole-! . rraer between the middle of tale prices of many leading com- March ami the middle o f April, but modules also advancing. * did not bring the levels up to the Following th* impoalUon of the. point below which kbey decnra-el tmbargo on gold, the board founl'duwig the preceding month. Iho exchange value of the dod." ' The board aaid that freight declined and on May 20 was h . ! iraffk, which was at a low l«vvl March. Increased during April percent of Ita gold parity. Th* volume of industrial's pro-s amt May by more than th# season' d.ction, aa measured by -Iks , a| amount, reflecting large in­ board’s seasonally inch-i, cease. ,i<-ase* In shipmonla of miscel uy adjusted aojustea wars. 89 percent of-th--tanvour products, grain* an<T Ilxt*# g* in March lo to nil o? (tuck. .lock. Departmeat 1923-1925 average Department atom *a.#s also percent in April aa compered wi.h Increased sharply anal th* total was slightly more than the upual (3 percent of a year ago and low of 65 percent last July. Ac­ aeasonal increase. During April, particularly the tivity at steel mills was report .-.I ircreased from 16 percent-of ca­ latter part of th# month. Ihtre pacity In March to 25 percent in were * bstantlal inereose* In the April, with » further increase in wholesale price* of grains, fluu.-. <ua*r, lestile, raw materials and the first three weeks of May A t textile mills and Shoe fie finished products, hides, pig non, lories production Increased c<n- non-ferrous metals and rukb*r. LOUDERBECK IS MACHINERY SET GIVEN. ACQUITTAL UP FOR VOTE ON ON FIVE CHARGES DRY LAWREPEAL House Contended He!State Convention To Be Held Probably Handled Receiver­ s h i p s Irregularly j nTt* J isitsvt i C T I IWpmher U C ie illw WASHINGTON. May 25. —<**> _ Nine days of trial before thv Senate brought rumplete vindica­ tion yeaterday to Federal Judge H a r o ld L«uderh*rk on fire charges by the House of Repre­ sentative* that be had Irregu­ larly handled receivership case# 1* his court. ■' . On only one at th* five charges— tho last— was th* vote of th* majurity o f the .Senate cant far conviction. On this charge, t.'i voted guilty ami 34 not guilty. A two-thirds majority wa* required to convict him. Six Republicans. 3H Democrat* and Henrik Rhipslrad, Minnesota farmer-laborer member, voted on that ballot to sustain Ihe Huu«e charge, while 22 Republicans and (Continued On Pag# Four) Seminole Products To Be Seen At Fair Sanford canned grapefruit juice and Seminol* County marmaUik* and pretene* pul *-p by S. I*. Smith at Geneva, will be included in the Florida exhibit at the i'rnlury of Progress Exposition opening in Chicago Saturdsy. It was stated at the Chamber of Commerce here today. Hlne* there will lie on display on lh# mexxanine floor of the Flori­ da IUII In the Court of Rlales a oullectior o f citrus Uy-prod.icla, Ihe local trade body hat arranged for Krkeraon plant prislucta to be include.I In thb, exhibit. Canned grtpefr It Juice, under th* brand nemo "Eckrrson", and esi ned grapefruit hearts lal-ded "San­ ford” . will be (Usplayed. Mr. Smith’s marmalade* and silled citrus preserves al.o will go on displiy In this location Announcement alto waa iob'W thet Seminole County i* to have a special day at Chicago this summer. A large exhibit of >m inol* County mack product, will be set up in th* Florida Hall on that day. •- Airway Association^ Will Be Organized Perfection o f a permanent or­ ganisation t« be known as the St. Johns Valley Airway Association will take place la Palatks on Jul> 4 in couneetJon with th# celrbiatlon Incident to the freeing of Me­ morial Bridge from loll charges, It was learned hare yesterday by local aviation enthusiasts. V. A. Speer, V. A ’ Williams. (jsorgo MeRary, Ms Ji » »>!. ■end R. B. Wight, comprising lh* Aviallor. Committee o f the Heminole Couaty Chamber af Commerce, TAI.IAIIASSF.E. May 25.-(/PI —The legislature set up machin­ ery yesterday for a stale *‘m‘ vention, probably In December,' to vole on repeal nf Ihe IHth Amend­ ment. ' . By unanimous vote th# Senate passed th# House bill calling for a convention. It mode eavafal changes and sent th# measure back to the House for concur­ rence. .Sponsors said th# House would acrepl Ihe changes. As amended by the Renal*, the bill provides for a slat# conten­ tion to be held on Ihe second T-esday of the month following election of .117 delegates from Ihe •tale at large at a special elec­ tion to be tailed by the governor with In IU months alter the istue is submitted to th* states by Congress. I f approved by Ihe House, Florida will hold a special elec lion on repeal about November and the delegates elected at that lime would hold their contention in December. The lloua* bill provided for 17 delegates, three from each ol the four cnngrestiunal >Jtalrkti and nine frum the elate at large. It ■Iso provided that the election should be held within tig months aflvr congressional action on a proposed federal amendment. It rtquirnJ IUOO names on petition* s.pporting candlditca for ronventlun delegates but lh# Senate re­ duced th * number tu 50V names. J. II. Ilodgri, of Lake (illy, *k«»m *n of th* state Democratic rsecutiv* committer, was here yesterday snd pledged the support of the Democratic party of Flor­ ida to tho national earculirv com mlttre's announced campaign for repeal of he IHth Amendment. The national party rampaign wa* announced Monday by James A. Farley, postmaster general and chairman of the national eseculive committee. “ The Florliki esecutlve rommitte# will stand squarely behind Farly in any move hr make, to repeal the IHth Amendment” , Hodges said, "The Democratic party In Florlda lt I0O percent behind Farley’s repeal cainpmgn." RcHidents Invited To Make Trip To Mexico Residents o f this county sro In­ vited by th* Tampa Chamber of Commerce to Join ths* nrgsnlxa«lon on a good-will trip In Mesico. Information has been received at th* local trade body offices ■etGng forth detail* nf the tour whkh lea r n T iwpg nn J u n n i r w return 17 day* later. Th* purpose is to establish ■outsets and promote good-will bonrlila and Iho sets forth tho highlights ami de- ritlaana o f Meglco, a* well aa to laila o f tho ppepoaad celebration. strongly to th# atteaA map of tha proposed ro u U -o titl*a -*f tha ettisen* of luth eounlh# Rt. Johns Valley Airway was, trie*, th* apporiunilie* for th# In enclosed with each letter. j tarchangg at trad*. Senate Defies Threat Of Sholtz Veto Of BUI Cutting S a l a ­ ries By 20 Percent Six Billion SANFORD GIVEN Over lars Worth Of Have FINE PUBUCTTY curities Sold Since Biff Wi IN PERIODICAL TALLAHASSEE, May 25.—OP) —The Uoua* today script «d vvar fixing the load wslghl Imdla for truck* and husea opera ma on th# highways, while tha Senile defied a threatened »• * « by Governor Sholta of a measure reouciij the *fficl*l*.atn>reli* The May Itswe o f -the «*Municipal Record, which has * m*Thof House * .touched 'l /, „off » ...thas another wide circulation among city, coun­ fight over chargea of graft in ty. and state official* throughout setting th* dates for e mJjctlng lh# state, carries an effective hit of publicity In which th* recent race tracks. Tailing th# Renal# he it "re­ efficiency mark set by th* City of liably" Informed that lh# Governor Hanford la widely publicised. Th* story embellished by a largo .mended to veto th- talary bill, Anderson asked th* S-nal* to re­ photo nf the' municipal pier and call Ihe measure and change 't to hand shell, la headed "Efficiency ft points avoid veto. Glllls sexf the legisla­ Mark Ret By Sanford." out that "Tha Cslery City’s Ad­ ture should not change the bill to ministration Established Unusual­ meet lh* Governor', withes and ly Low Operating Coat of 1J should not be influen- -d by a Cents Dally Per Capita." threat of veto. Then follow* th# following ex­ The Senate at first agreed to planation o f th* title: recall the bill hut -laser *otnd to "Cltlsen* of very few Florida leave it with th* Governor. municipalities hare yon* through The House defeated the attempt any more difficult period during of Eacll of Manatee, Ir reconsider the lest thre* or four yoara than the vole' of yostorday 'lefvsting have those o f Ranford, but through the amendment to raise th* weight It all they have kept up their limit of trucks and bust* from 18 courage, and co-operated with city official* to th* best o f their to 30 tho sand pounJb. abilities, whll* th* officials themyesterday passed the adminiatu- s*Tv m have labored unselfishly Eton’s bund refunding bill an I sen! snd continuously to serve th* peo­ jt to th* House, virtually un­ ple—at th* earn# time winning the confidence o f bondholders through changed. The end of the wordy battle their willingness to co-operet* at came after two and a half days of all times. "The co-op#ration given bond debate in which Btscham, of holden Is attested to by th* fact Palm Beach, and Whitaker, of that Ranford la operating this Tampa, raked It fore and aft year under an agreement where­ without breaking It down. The by 1*00,000 of «98eVda* Interest *o\a showed They didn't do mach will ho xralrad la return for -paymere than shoot at a windmill. menl of the bondholder*’ pro rata Th« kill creates a stale hoard ■hare of a 80 percent collection on composed ef lh# guvernur and n 30-mlll lax levy, an dth* rerrieo thre* members of hi* cabinet to given Ranford cltlsen* Is attested adjust th* public bond debt diffi­ to by th# fact that all o f th* moat culties of cllles, counties and dis­ necessary municipal functions tricts In actual bond default and hav# been carried out during lh# to wark out a settlement with first half o f the current fiscal bondholders. year at a coat of f32.999.20, or Final debate before perked gal­ 15 cents p*r capita dally. "This sum Includes all money leries was marked by sharp and frequent clashes between Whita­ ■pent or fire and police protec­ ker and Beechsm, leaders of th* tion, sanitary work, street mainminority bloc opposing th* bill, tenanre, upkeep of city propertlee, and President Fulch, who gavo up Including parka and the golf his gavel to defend the governor course, support for th* public li­ for asking ritraordlnary power brary, poor relief, and th* salaries In deal with one of Florida'* big- ->f city employees and official*. It ■lore not InclutV anything'for tha grit problem*. Futeh, representing the Lee*. water lant, which is self-sustain­ Imrg district, lure Into Whitaker ing, or for special litigation and and lambasted him for character­ debt service. "Whll# credit for thla remark­ sing th* bill as "undemocratic ami csarlatle", ainc* Whitaker able showing rests primarily with himself at the session two yoara Mayor V. A. Speer end hie col­ ago put thro ugh the measure cre­ leagues on th* sity commission— ating In Tampa "a aelf-perpetu- II. J. Lehman, W. A. Lefflar, T. L. Dumas, and R. O. Shlnholser— ating election board with absolute they modestly pass It on to City authority o«*r th* people's right Clerk F. R. Lamson and his loyal of suffrage." * corps of subordinate* Including Whitaker defended his election James Houghton, supertntemkwt (Continued On Pag# Three) o f streets. "A t the present the entire maintenarr* of city propertlee In 13 square mile* of area Is being car­ ried on hy 15 men, as follow#! 81* men on garbage collection, on* Associated Press ilitalche* from man on repair* and maintenance Tallahassee today stats that th* o f mechanical equipment, two men House hat' passed a bill. Intro- In charge of the Incinerator, four 'hired earlier Ibis week by Repre- men on street repairs, thre# men sistatlves C. W. Entsmlnger end on park* and *°°» * nJ two m*n R. J. Holly, providing that the on special sanitary work. governing authority of Hanford "Th# eicellent work don# by would be required for five yean Mayor Speer end his colleagues Is from th* time the measure would emphasised by a glance at etatl*l>*rom* a law to withhold th* tale tics covering tho last six yaars. or foreclosure proceedings on all Thl* reveals that dally operating tax certificate* end other liens custs hav# com* down steadily for delinquent taxes which are .luring thla period, storting with now being held hy the C(ty and 3473.40 per day In 1927, aod d*. which may her.tfter be held by it dining to 1181.25 at present. Ex­ during tb* next five years. penditure* for the half yaar were Mayor V. A. Speer, Commit- 1 1,500 under th* budget. •loner* H. J, Lehman. 8. 0. Shinh.lser and W. A. Leffler, City Attorney F. R. Wilton and City Clerk F. 8. Lamson have all stated that they have no knowl­ "I want the folks at home to edge o f the bill other than that It probably la the on* which Rep­ know", wrote Representative R. J. resentative Entsmlnger t * I *- Dolly in s l#tt#T to City Com­ graphed H. M. Papworth last missioner H. J. Lehman yejterweek that he would hare pre­ ,kiy “ that tha House Is not to pared by Attorney-General Landis hlame for th* criticism that Is and hag* pesnarl,-------------------- tming tevvIed-nt-Uw Leiis latur* Ths House la doing good work but PRODUCTION INCREASES the Senate teems to b* Imbued with the Idea of taartng oir Mils CHI CAPO, May 23--4 P V— Productlon at American- slaughter to plecokT* Mr. Lehman, who will Wave fox houses during April showed gains Tallahassee on business cully to­ contrary to th* seasonal tret moving 2 percent ahead o f last morrow, stated Utat-Mr;— Holly yaar and 6 percent ahead of made no other comment aa to th* detogs of the Legislature. March. Municipal Record Of Florida Lauds City For Public Service By • vo,# °*2810“,h" 8*M,# House Pasgeti Bill To Delay Foreclosures Holly Blames Senate For Lack Of Action r * * 4 name tofr fevaer CeolMge. rentalaod ia of f a v * rite psrtkaam Standard Brands" stash tkn J. P. Megan snd Company, laIndited In eridew The list, tsmpeeid e f ---- -prirmlartt f1dur*i,~eK*w «* Ut* Mr. Coelldg* 2588 shares aot af n 722.198 retd. . Th* purchase waa In Ik* mer ef 1129 after Mr. U g* had left th* White laroetlgatera ten from prominent figs th* firm far telling ADeghaa* atarh under special srraagws menl. ’ Meaawhll* Petsra ahowad through questioning e f WhK* ney that bargain salon mad# at th* tame Urn* to hah and Jeaeph R. Nutt, are# of th* national Democrat!*.' party,--A letter from Raehab eipreeaing appreciation and ex* preening th* hop* ho could re* dp rotate la th* fatare placed In tho record. Ashed hew Rasheh could elprocate, Whitney qaletly so, tested he wa* chairman o f Demerratic committee. Ji( / WASHINGTON, M iy *«." — (A.P.)— The r I g ■ n 11 e aweep of the Morgan Com* pany business was vividly j portrayed by evidence in the ; Senate inveatlff*tlon today ! that it sold 96,024,444,000 In McuxtUet to the public niaee the World War day*. Denial by Senator McAdoo that h* was ■ "preferred client" of th* Morgan Company. turned In­ vestigator* bach to a list they obtained yesterday of famous fig ­ ures who were Invited by Iho linn to purchase stock at flgurea be­ low the market price. McAdoo read th* prepared statement asserting he lost 13545 on thre* purchases he was lnvltod to make by th* Morgan housa, Ba disclosed, however, he made 9 profit of 94505 on 600 share* af Alleghany Corporation stock ha waa tnvttad to purrhaa* along with WUIIam H. Woodln, now sec­ retary of th# Treasury and other prominent persons In Industrial lir* In 1929. Georg* Whitney, youthful look­ ing Morgo„ partner, ImmedlatMT explained to th* committee that th* stock was not actually llatod at tha tlm* It wa* sold to a spe­ cial list at (20. Attorney PoooH took Issue Insisting that a sub­ stantial profit could hare bag* mad* hy tho purchaser* Imme­ diately. Whitney also said that his own total profit on th* 'A ll* * stock sold to special waa 1145550. Senator Cousen* pointed In ,9 letter In whkh Woodln waa q^ ftrod th* stock which sold It was th*n selling at 35 to 57. A letter from John J. Raakoe thanking th# Morgan firm (j»c "kindly remembering me" In m IIIng him 2,000 shares of Alleghany stock below th* market price, waa placed before the Investiga­ tors. , NEW YORK, May 25. - t m — Wall Street, able for th* fin e tlm* to study k belsncr sheet of th* House of Morgan, showed keen Interest today In dl*cl*aure» that th# Morgan Houa# loot heavily lB recent y*nr* bat malts1*1ned a highly liquid condition. Statisticians said that liquid­ ity waa more than 78 por rent *u Doe. 11, 1932, counting only caul call loans and government hoods liquid. An analyst* ovsr th* alsysor period shows that govsrumsnt bonds comprised tha hoik af th* bolding*. OANDHI WEAKENING POQNA. lndlfelU -iL.=44B rikDevldas Gandhi, ton of tb* halm*. In a cable to hla brother In Beat Africa said yesterday th*i> fatar xrah unahla tl Mi ap ML himself or oven to torn la hod. Tho vitality of Gandhi, who began a fast la protest against tha statu* of India's "untonihShWe* ~ on May I. waa said hy hla aan ht be atoxrfy ebbing away. • * JM i j r -- 9**" 1, • • vA i 2» 1-1 - - .4 ' < 1 ^ Aa. T ^ -s vhto’ A.i.Uiu _______ _ b Q M E J �nal League team. Young UMPIRE PALMER MB PITTMANTONKautio cha I, a atadont at Kallio* Cal* SCORED BY YDB tfPEARINFASTlot* In Winter Firk. OVER DECISION PPANYDUUNE ronth GeUTHal With ^Htnrlsburg Club In (rgtfff Eastern Loop ’ 0*t-ANr>0, May fl.-B r h P H lMk. brilliant ymmg Florida Muball player who Hu tlUrM*4 thla m m u • member f Um Unlvarxlty of florid* and ffcado baa#hall turn*, will ba *4 to tho OH«ndo rlub t#mp«wOj, at lout. Tho former Gator »U r ha. bun 1 chance to make good In 1 “ A * league, accnrdlnr announcement mad# her# rht by Bob Focha. aon of Kucha, recently appointed u aocrolary-trcuurar af th# Harriasatpri Clnb Hi th# Now YorkPenney 1. anla loan#, aHraod Pitt­ man u hi, flrnt official act, Ho hi __ ah. .aobai'a alula llkoa th# aklaJ third aackor’a atyl# of of ■ay, and w II tab# him to llarrionburg oarly noit month. Th# air will tear* Winter Park on Jana *. Harriaonburg I* a farm fer the Barton Brave*. Should Pittman fail to make ha grad# l„ th* f u t Now YorkPenn let| u «, Fu«h* indicated hat tho Orlando atar will bo civen a thane* to mak# f«od in Sow Bedford, Ma**.. th* Brav#* farm In Ih# r#c*nlly nrganlted Vow England lea cue. Buddy Lake, who three abort year* afo wa, a third atrlng pitcher for Sanford in th# Cen­ tral Florida iearuo, la now a regular •_ th* ataff of th# Harrlaburg club. Charley Purcell, manager of th# Orlando team, «ald yeaterday that Pittman had Informal him that he wtfdld h# not of tow„- tor not more than two week*. He l * n no Indication a, to who would take over th# hot comer hoc# whU* th* alar ia abaont. but dopa~ •tor* figure that Rod Brown will figure Into th# deal In « « • manner. Fucha wa* a catcher on th# RolIin. ha.eball team thl. year. l-a.t year hi* father aupplied th# Rollinn learn with a *#t of Brave, uniform*, and haa otherwla* .hown Internal In th# developm»nt of baaehall at Rollln., IIOW TIIE\ STAND Game To Cob* Outfit Robert C#bb’*»# m in «* a !* * »■ Former Cocon Fielder To Wield War Club For Feds OnSnnday Cape Has No Parallel In His Experience, Says Iaeesburfr Boss I.R M B U IO 1 Mae 21'— F*rmal prntut of Umpire Palmer’* dwri,lon in the laat half o f the ninth innlna of Sunday'* Central Klortda Uarue hall came between leeahnre and JUnfnrd w u filed with W R. Mandelctim and Peter CULBRETH SIGNS TO P L A Y TH IR D M SU 11 * I’u i.h .ia ti .1»» lo r* *1. I-* ’• tlrnohlrn II’ .In. r'Ineln.atl *1l|e**» . tHII.H.Iphl' lit •iij ’ ■v, Johnnl# Cnlbreth. former Ca-oo inflelder and on* of th* amart eat hamhall player* In th* Central ri'Hda Bamhall Laagu#, haa been algned ta play third baa* for the Sanford Celeryfed*. it w a. announced today. Culhreth, whom ham* waa add­ ed to the player*’ Hat lata yea­ terday. will nat be allgtbU ta play until next Sunday. He mflare* Jo* Arioll, th# Fed*’ fin# young thiH-aacker who haa been railed ta hi* home at Roeheator, u y, • St'to IS 'beating in the opatinr .me yealenlay afternoon nt Grammar Sehoal Pp *1 Tb* Samlnoto pitching ataB crumpled id *•>» « « * ‘" a“ h< for th* Cub* acored II n m , amen of thorn walked in by yHcbor ' ’ •tie. Th# ram# had ► whlrlw- » flniah in aoron taring*. accordig to Mr. « ubb. who aain ’ hat both t.ara* played a* they noror hoc* thia year. Th* *#r e* will end when on# •earn win* three of fir * rchcdulod game*. Th# Hlta ar# to be playad eetry afternoon thla weak at 6:00 /dock and th# public I* Incited. Patter!** yeaterday wore: Cuba, William*, Morgan, and Powells Seminole*. Tilll*. Cana*, and Terwllllger. ________ _ Frank Crane, and Tom Phillip*, ami haa algned Neill Willlaraaon, Clewi.ton catcher who haa had experience in tb* Piedmont League and Ed.Be Alaehaeh, powerful left-hander from Jacksoncill*. leeehurg haa releaaed Ralph Pennington. Spurgeon Cherry. Ediaon nay**, an.1 Wm. Flaher. and haa algned J. D. Co*, who played ana- gam# at akartatop for Baa- »c» Chock or f-efty Biowordwril it the call for th# Crackora. ford laat year. Orlando will ho at Cocoa whit# Tb* Fed* viaited Det-and yea- Palmer claim, that Yd*, pll-her .•11 fnr th# Is#*burg Bruin, deliber­ * !! ately attempted to .tall the gam# til i n in th# la.* half o f Ihe ninth Innlng, and **nt Newromh to fir.I !• » The alghing of Culbreth will h*** with a count of only two •*** mak# an already powerful elub ball, and on# .trike, claiming (hat doubly atronger for batting and thl. aetlnn w*. th# pen.lty pro. fielding ability tkat la on a par iJUXi]j*for Yd»’« having delayed th# .«<i with that of any player In th* l-i.luril.il> game. • •JJJ leagrt# arallable for *h# Fed*. .MlBBfSlftll* Ml 1*4uI Kmil Yde, playing manager of It LI Colhamh Dwd Ih* Control FlorIhe Bruin. agalnd wh'imj^plntp* '<«* Ma L o a n * In batting during when Al Lett*’ aingl* broke a T hIh Is T|fl»c(e3*fiT» oecl.ton .fated ye*:«** 1911. finishing tho aeaaop with a terday, “ I have been in organixed Ks b m i l*|lf •Ml mark o f J77 In 39 gam#*, rralng the aeventh. Bamea aecartd four la.eball for aim# yeara .rul have out Wally Shannon o f Daytona hlta In five trie# and batted In never known an nffiriat to makn by three point*. Laat year Cul- three of the Feda’ five run*. u t breth hit JJd in 44 gam#*. •neh an urralted fnr ruling. Under I Guiae. B. Lelt*. and Own## »■* lutral eloh offietala, complying what rule of ha.eball Palmer ahored mound 1 dull*# for tho JJI with a league ruling that pro­ thought he wa* acting la beyond Redo, to atrike out 10 Fed*. Cal to* tide* that all fluba muat rut their me. Penni. hurled a good g»m# for • « ] roater from 20 to 15 men at th# “ It haa alway. hern my experi­ the Fed*, with Tet# Newcomb JIC end of the find 10 day* o f play, ence that when an umpire felt handling the mitt In place of late Monday announced th# o f­ that a pitcher wa> deliberately Bert Chapman. ficial li.t a. folb wa; .tailing, he called lime, warned| ToirnD W (ht will Jo# Borne., Tig* Minor. Roy the pitcher and ordered the game Harri-nn, Cal Denala, Paul Bon­ to New Smyrna to battle the t nproceed. Palmer did not rail Holt will U T i o i t i . M ia o r r ner. Itert Maxwell, Jo# Arioll, laat-plore Cracker*. time, nor did he warn me that he lln.l..n, I. nt. Ic-Hl*. >• Tat* Naweomb Bert Chapman, , e thought I wa. .tailing, I’httMelpHla. 5 Ilt|a).isr«h. a. Itranklfa. “ I had no thought of doing no < bM#« •: ClRftRRlII. < and my only though! wa. to fill HAVE TOUR WATCH repaired up a hole In the pitcher*, mound by one who really know* how that had been bothering me and Vrigga, Jawaler, Mag. A t*. wjtlfh I had been doing throughout a proper Interpretation or tne Ihe game. t —Loal and Found_________ rule*.” . "Palmer’, .ending of Newcomb Added attraction to reirular feature picture attraction n r ^ H Il Interior Dccoratom Color The league opened Apr. Si and FOUND: leath er Stanley "Monto flrnt ha.e w *. contrary to all the argumcnL a l Sanford Jail Sun­ Rule rcvcila the ircrcta of ,_J tey- Can* with three automo­ A dmbutton 10^46 h a .e lill'a iT k n o w IT arid iuch of-' day wa* the flr«t club aquabhle. combining color* artiaticiily. . . let* bile key*. Initial* on can*. Owner Relating In dinrniiraging to both may have earn* by applying at you tec the group* of colon beat the player* ami the fan* and doe. league Secretary Schaal late a o r r m iN . l iu m u t io x Herald ami paying for ad. more to hurt the game than doe. \e<terday received official notice l.Kvtlle. #: Atlanta. I lulled to your room*! You get it laiuntmca, I* Ks g iy III*. • Th# Bla Dancing of JMI .ecured In W game*. a*nv other pha*e o f poorly exe- of l.e#«liurg'» proteat o f tb# San•nr Ihtlran-e •; o abaoluttly FREE with tb# purchaa# . Showerettm fnrd lce.burg game of laat Sun­ Oddly enough he aecuartl 41 hit* rutrd bawholl." l»r.lt» nod Tal.nl.4 of any »ix# can of Wat#npar Quick­ STKEL CAB and body Ford pick­ In -*IH game* and 16.1 time** at Preo. Mondelrnrn .old venterday day. while thin morning prealdent ainbaw 8#e#«*d»ra up truck with tag. $260. Good bat laat year while In IM1 he morning thot offl-ial notlre of th# Mandeleom advl.ed Mr. Schael Drying Enamel or Vamiah! mi. a# iu*c T Ford ton truck- Btaka and cat aecured 4.1 hit* ln 131 time* at prntent barf not yet been received that he will commit with Manager Boat D*K#mal Come to today tor your FREE T * . W nfft# Nno wKh tag. $60 Reel A Horn. T and r*fi’>ed to moke any romment tinmen. Manager Yde. and Umpire Color RuJ*. Y o u ’ D find W aitrtjJ^ U llla Wldaaaa Palmer at vorlou* time* before retarding the matter. D ts r ln f DgIIh Ii I I —Help Wanted jutt what you want to brighten hmin nine game, for Orlando. In Chic Thowuu •Thu. far 1 have not received tomorrow night, lie .toted that he -IVrlodlrally I knew a dull aeb* * a # *— — m b 4 a ! m g harkr 20 Artists. 9 Vodrll Acts (,nm»<.lin MANAGER fo r ,- large concern 31 time, al bat h# ha* >#cur»d official notice from l#e.burg," he probably will give * ruling Friday It tha lower part o f my back/nhur# and woodwork. S Eddie D*#riag wrlte* Mm. Rath HM. of Cbarlaawait* woman worker* hare, un­ I I hit. and acored »lx. run* for •old. “ I have been advl.nl that a morning. And to beautify walla Jnvi.t J .a t.r tnn. W. Va. “ I gel real dlixy. * 7 limited line of advancement, Ad- a batting aearag# of JUH. , He nrntr.t would he.filed hy Mgr. Music-Mirth ’ brad awlma. and I hav* a weak, Mark* and ceiling*. b« aura dreaa Box 100 Care Sanford Har- ha. tme extra ha*e-hlt. .» triple; Yde of Ice.burg but a* yet the y a . t . r Mlmle •gooe’ feeling (hat keep* me from Melody ha. driven In aix rune, atolen aid. to oak about WaUhid# Gtadya Dtlla doing my work wall. . . j a -i one ba.e, and made two «air:flre T w l. l. nod T w ir l. I bar* found that R aap ^lU ' One-day painting. I —Situation Wanted A Show Youll Brewa 41 Bailey taking Cartful ptw I W iS u I hlta. K rrenlrle Pnneer. vent* thl*. I bare [ j t f S l l i l Enjoy FOURTEEN year old rnlnred hoy W H AT8 NEW Wa Install Auto Glass been gn ally two#- UAItiy&U^ Wanta work of an; kind. Artie*filed from Its uae.“ 3 D m |," SEMINOLE FEED CO. tVh.n wnmanle »<■!»# U r Walkar, IMA W. 13th St. anti |<dlna ar» tlu* Ig a a 1 ft wri\h. rusrikiwn rtsn.I1- | J }, f Y0U N 0 COLORED woman want. **The Mystery Of The Urn.. Uk# CAnilUl It I f J f c l 117 S. Park Phone 303 Job doing houaework. I^ola ho* t— n uawl Or wornOIT rial, of the Sanford Concert G. U. STUART,' M*r. WAX MUSEUM" *n Ate over t * | o * - . y —I , Walkar, J61A W. 11th StC.r-lul I. * nur-lr »-#-• 1 1. Oirhe.tra who offered their Aim toatzxn r r m s u s c H p a i n t 1* 01. * i r # n g i h * o l * g J - ~ - G :■ WANTED:- Work’ doTniTlmu***- .ervicr. frre lu the local public BM-lKln. awl It canaot . r S N d pr o d u c t * a g e n c y aleanlng, nuralng, nr wa.hlng. at any time, today were contact­ harm ynu. 1 Te N#I1I* Walkar, I5IA W. 13th 8t. ing local merchant* In an effor. to .retire financial backing for a .erica of weekly program, rimliar to thn.r held in the hand (hell I «hkk*na or what hav* you. Will .nme month* ago. bay or trad# for light V»#-bottnm Under the plan, the merchant ujhkt I - b a c k a u h a d y T boat. Phone 201-R. contacted will pay a email ium — lUHA-T W O Y O U DO T M X . *TVt CAX» U M i weekly In ret rn tor which hi* I t — W anted name will be mentioned a* a pr" > IU 1 U WANTED: Tha Citlien* a, San gram aponeor. The arche.tra ex­ ' ford to vl.lt th# n*w Sanitary pect* to begin a aeirea of l!> d O W Y W tV Flah and Poultry Market, 300 11. weekly concert* on Thur.day a -W H O Flrnt. night June N. /Concert, will lie 0 C \WSAl WANTED: Several paiMnger* In playeil from a bard.tand to Ih. automobile going to Chicago, con.tructrd on a vacant lot near round trip $25.00, I nave in about Ihe Valdex Hotel, (.oral amalvir tbr*« ir##k«. Reply Bo| "CHICA­ or profe.alonal talent I. Invited to offer Ita .ervicr. at any time. GO'' car* Herald. RATES Yesterdays Results TONIGHT COLOR RULE to help you beautify your home BIG TIME V A U D E V I L L E Less S u fferin g The Musical Revue After She Took Cardni “Shower Of Hits” SNOW’S PAINT & GLASS CO. Aid Is Beinflr Sought For Local Orchestra SEMINOLE FEED CO. BILLY’S UNCLE J Y OOUAJ AkV VkAV% J JH— r T l 15 — Apartments For Heat I.M 4 A I. N O T IC K 8PKCIAL lummer rat#* an Apt*- t4-6-«, "Apply A^L'$, Cf#m#nl* v i m t 'K t i » i w a t i m m a - i . . w > la w tn w ia ia T W A T w s w i t h Apia. 612 Park Ava. _____ _ W’ ll.l. I M K I k l L . I t T1I*J MM NT o r TtIN rOI'UTV IS—lioanes For Rent JITHiM. BKWIVOI.K. I'lll'VTV. aTATM o r rt.OHIIM. __ BEAUTIFULLY fnm'tahad horn#. In re Ihe Relate af: llt'HT l-IND. I1sftM>< . ... 1201 Magnolia Av*. I’hone 342. To all I'rFtlllnri. !##mgI**«. irlliul*«9, ami Gil rs rilM U »I«N i 'Ij Ibu nr itomaiHli >|ilh*1 ggmi Y iiu. *nc #aeh af r«a. »»• har»br milin.it aad requlr.d ta pr«##al «nr cl.lma and tl.manda whl*H fou. Ih.*e*ul.“i f’ li^HT *UI N ' FOR BALE: Nraca 4 burner oil ludar ut Hamlaul# CuuaiT. »iffie# la th# Cauatr C^urikov.. te atave with av#n, good condition, Canfnrd. Uemlnol. Coualf. Flarldr within |w#lv* miinlh* from tn» Haply Bo* "Naaco" cam Haraid. _ I tata h.r«if. DR HALS; Maytag waahlng machlna, flrnt claaa eoadltlon, 402 lip WEEK—R# a d y m lx a d Paint Good rang# af color*. W paltoni 66 renU quart; SR |la pint. Btaulay.Ragava Hardie# Company ■ __________ >K SALK: On# J#ra^r fraah In, 606 K. 3rd It- , Mt EALK: On# to n y ■aaaaad. - ■ ill p*'*#n* havlna elalma « » • hlaal I<r nvtur* agalnal l*a l-*'h wood htatr hank #f uai wuod. Florida, that .ual.aa *< -lalm* arw p r ..,* i# d la tha L n ld.tar nt aaM bank . w it caw, * # l« a O i l moat ha from th# d cow. / T m fJ C T T IN ' GOOD AM T lB e O BVJNMDCS WITH THIS OLE HITE TftYlh)' TO HEEP . IT OP DOT H e i AIR 1 COHC HEBC. mamk rve C O T A h ) »O B A cooo Tlurrw -m mu S H O T ! �-A G A D 1 NEW t _________ —-------— BEAflONlMO: Let a* iltau Tf1**- tha Lord: U Man ba as scarlet,ha aa wMi* ;* M u e U ” qp—r w m . tfcg* keep Sanford farmer* from Miking any money, and they krap t|y k)g rich from having to pay o t SISO.OOff.OOA, by the Federal Reserve District Banka, and by th* raaarM bank member*. A total fund of aoao* two billion dollar* would ba pro­ vided for tha purpose of Insuring deposit* up to <10,000 In f i l l , and larger deposit* in lesser amounts, in all member banks of the Federal Reserve System. State banks, un­ less members of the Reserve System, could not participate In the benefits o f tha Insurance fund. Whatever may be the termhiology and technical provisions o f the bill, the af­ fect in tha piddle mind would be to put the government squarely behind the d*po*U* of national banks. A* to the advisability of such an undertaking there ie a considerable' difference of opinion. Bankers generally are opposed to It. State banker* object to its provisions be­ cause It leave* them out in the cold or forces them to be­ come memtiers of the Reserve System. Con*ervatlve bank­ ers gantrally are opposed to it because they can see their banks and the government paying for the mistakes of reck­ less and irresponsible hanker*. FVancIa H. Sisson, president of the American Bankers Association, while approving most of the provisions of the ita Mmaalf'firmly Ull rveurtl a* opposed to any thrir deposit*. but aeriousiy increased the hazard* of being • depositor." Roggr Baboon, well known economist and ntatiatical ex­ pert, also oppoaes this feature of the Gians bill. "Guaran­ tee of bank deposits", he says, “ would merely perpetuate bad banking. The system penalizes the conservative banker for the benefit of the carries* banker. It also makes the gov­ ernment hold the bag for losses of inefficient banking. We should strengthen the banking structure so that failures would be impossible instead of leaving weaknesses which wo admit would have to be bolstered up by dcposltvguaran- ' 1. f . Maryan pay* no Ineom* tag, at lasat not alnee the deprwEven Carter Glass himself, the author of the bill, ia apt going good. But. juat |opposed to tha guarantee feature in principle. He finally ’eaiaa Sou did, don't get tha I * * consented‘to incorporate the ‘‘ inaurance plan” into his bill as fgWca richsi than ha ia. g l | b i an* of th* reaeone vim* o f tha big rich obJreUd to lh' trying Al Capone for lf11---- >T- (Juigri*n waa became theta asiarisace* hurt them. . Senator W hitaker object* to ghetto u»e of the “ big otfck.” Bine* ji'a tha hit dog that howls, tha Qaeernor must have been swing­ ing ia the tjenator'i direction. ;,Tha head of tha American Lo­ fton cannot understand why the gnraraiaent'a liberty bond* laautd during the war an taa aaempt. Th# aniwer probably i* that ihe government had a harJ enough Job telling them as it wav. Norman Uavls no sooner outUoai American foreign policy at da area, than Arthur Brlrbarte writ** that th* American ambaaaadar-at-large doem't know what hq fa talking about. Th* question soaoid to b* whether Mr. Davis Ukaa orders from Mr. R#o»svslt or Hr. Hearst. ■Tkay aught to tie a «an on that follow MoFaddso of VanoayWsiiA. He's tha rapraiaaUUva who tried I C t j/ salts taa ha* fou lly mad* its uppfeir*sc* la th* 8*nat*. It aa* Introduced early this w**k by tl-na*0T Btowart of Fsrnaqdlns. As to v*lo at this L T 5 IP . t i m pass the Sanat*. Hire* ir, It ahowa th* tread of even's i oAia to tha evidence prasaglai ;Jr# tagisiatloa. }, id minlet ration comre r-risw* to urging the repeal tw yaaUhltlM- sjnasdmsrt Bastmaatoe Gsaaral Fari-y. M tha Bgaaovalt foreas, anIsSMw to a l l sampriga workers urgtag thorn, to do all they css to saeotg Mir paompt snac'.msnt 11 i._ o ___I I U . to purchase the least o f the evHa which had bean suggested, and aa a bait to help secure the enactment of the bill aa a whole. Un­ doubtedly he nels the weaknesses of the guuranteu section but is willing to swallow them fur the sake of the beneficial feature* in other sections of the bill. According to the American Banker, “ Senatorf Glass, with hia-tongue In-his cheek, ha* surrendered to this senti­ ment, because he see* in the deposit guarantee the power to achieve bank unification and aggrandizement of the Federal Reserve System. Guarantee of deposits is actually about os distasteful to the Virginian as fiat dcifreciatlon of the dollar. But what muat be, must be.” “ Under the illusion that at last our hanking system has discovered the secret of perpetual solvency, we shall in some form or other repeat the mistakes which have brought all forms of guarantee of bunk deposits either to repudiation of the obligations they involve, or to fiat cur­ rency action to keep the bnnks open. Not even the United States Treasury can guarnntcc 50 billion dollars or more & M o t SARAJEVO ” ' MKRAId) TRIBl’NE -Thi* I* Agadir, not Bart)*™ ." European War Loom* on lluriThe, « Herald Tribune dispatch son." The thing wo* finally setof last Monday uuoted * British tUd, hut there follneed the great in the Orman and diplomat ** summing tN4 increases critical situation in F.uropu ** the French arm as aml^ the British e*s of ths Hitler apeoek. He nary. Arother minor rrlsi# in meant that them would ba no war October, lU ll, snd a ->mewhnt now, but that ID* sama fatal proc­ more dangvrois one (oesr the ess was already under way ghich appointment of General l.iinan finally precipitated in 1»M tha eon Sanders to Constantinople) in ofl-heraldrd "general war." 0 f- January, 1911. were sl.*o adjusttween "the Panther's spring" at eil; but ail ronirihutr*i to the Agadir on July 1, IBM, aad tha creation of t)w psychological and corning of that {rightful Anna* poll first factor* winch msiie the gaddon there elapsed Juat threo next crisis, in July. 191-1. impos­ years, almost tv a day. Tha Brit- sible of solution. lsh itplomat, one rannot help feel­ The amateur of hlatory may ing. was unduly pessimistic. Yet 'jtaka his choice. Yet realism com­ tha temptation (to which othera pel* one to insist upon the fail­ have also yielded) to draw a paral­ ings of the 'historical parallel. I f lel between the dangerous and very similar processes ran be unstable history ot recent Euro­ ssen at work today, they are yet pean politics and tha long series working under prnfo.mily differ­ o f "criMa" which year after year ent conditions. If many of the forrahaslowed .and lhamaelves pro­ elements of the pre-war <k-rade mo led th* outbreak of tha World 'are present assn, many others are War U almost irresistible. milling. One of the most impor- French occupation of tha country, was neither th* tirat nor th* last o f tha sari#*; It waa not rvao the gravrst. To tha amateur of th* historical parallsl. indaad. It is open to .cboosa almost any point between the formation of the Anglo-French entente in 1004 tint th* assassination at Sarajevo a* that corresponding most cinaely to th* preeent state of affaire. Pie entente resulted from a grow-ng fear of Germany. It gava ri*» in turn to new fear* on tha pure at tha Germane, who forced the lin t Moroeian crisis and th* fal) of Germans Delta*** in 100.1 . had to pay fur the diplomatic tri­ umph by accepting a f,nitipnmiiw at tha A igttirai Confarenc* In 1900; they also paid (tliouidi they did not know it) by the beginning of th* Anglo-French "military conversation*'' whirli -■> greatly strengthened the entente. Lets Contract For New Super Planes United Stats* to th* world's p «r a maahicary. H i* (ormaitoa « study gioupa in young prapla'* public and priva** schools, col­ leges and ustlrariiUos. is urged upon lh* youthful cnjtadcn. Sort* of the q.eatioa* which the interviewers are to aak. accord­ ing to a "Two-Minot* lotoretaw on Disarmament'* can) with wh.ch Urey are furnished, loelnde; “ Why are wan declare*)?" "W hy do nations go to ar?" "W hat slaps should bo taken to prevent war?" "What steps should be taken by nations to reduce their mrtimmenu?" NEW TORE, May » — Tooag people throughout tha Haded States are swinging iata line in tha "ee.sado far s washes world", which is balng conducted by tha Department o f International Jos. tier and Goodwill of th# Federal Council of Churches la an etTort to bring about Permanent world peace. "Dire* things are required of young people under 21 who are willing tv contribute their efforts toward tha achievement of tha goal: To study the peace and war problem: to interview an ad.lt regarding the cause and cure of war, and to write an essay of not RALEIGH, N. t — North Caro­ more than MOO worlds on the re­ lina's "aew deal" Legislature, sults of this interview. ( which sat from Jan. 4 until May To aid them in getting the IS wresting with financial prob­ background necessary for a full lems and did not adjoin until R understanding of the problem, a had balanced th* state's budget pamphlet called "Men Conquer for th* coming biennium, rained Guns" U being furnished tt a the distinction o f makiqg this small fee. Among the points cos- the first American common­ ered in thla pamphlet are disarma­ wealth to provide an eight ment, tha Japan-China, c’ontro- months' school term for every iiiw i f( ^ pt i i p . iliw tion. parallel*, quite a* good a one can tha Lear'# of Nations, traffic in e apenes. he ma<V> with the period of middle Thie was pointed oat by (lot. J. ‘70'a, after Ihe Franco-Prussian C. Ehringhaus, in a message read don (He parallel altogether and War, a* with the ilerade after \o th# present fact* a* they! to both branch** during tha last 11*04. A safer method ie to aban- stick 1M 1hours of tha aeaaioa. While maa*- N o r t h Guroliiw’s L e g i s l a t u r e Sets Distinctive Record bills permitting parimutuel tacu track Wttfug In certain raanUgt. In at Mast oes wanly, k lav <Vv*l<yyd sines tbs session U . joarnad, a light WRT ha mad# for* coJ rt Intervention to prevent tnt sew law from g fU g late affect. Governor Ehrisghau'v meats (a re­ ferred only to what ha bellered to ho constructive legislation. M D A T 8 F W C IA L Tope Dressed Sic Sanford Due© Co. 3rd and F M f b A n , HOT DRIVING MONTHS COMING The Navy Bans Profanity and the efficiency of our gunners improved to the statue where tha American Navy was second to none in target practice. Hard drinking has always been a tradition among most navies and among most Huafnrfag men. It la probably the raw air aad the frequent severity of the weather that maka Ufa at aaa ao amenable to alcoholic stimulant and have Inspired such ditties as “ Yo ho. and a bottle of gum” . But in one bold etroke Daniels cracked thia old tradition In the Interest of a better navy. Now another official order ia altnut to tear down an­ other ancient custom among the men who “ go down to the nea In anlpa”. Swearing has Iwen proverbial wherever sailora get together ainco Columbus art sail for America or Magellan circumnavigated the globe. Whether he deserves (t or not the gob has always g»Uen credit for being a past master in tha uaa of harsh language. Scarcely any reper­ toire of Jokes does not huve a story about a “cussing” par­ rot just back from a cruise aboard a ship aa mascot. But the commander-ln-chief of the United States Navy has Just decreed that profanity and obscenity must cease to be institutions among sailora henceforth. Any sailor found guilty o f "cussing” will lie subject to disciplinary actioo, agya the order, which applies to tha enlisted personnel ashore or ailoaL Thus another tradition has been scrapped, not In the interest of better efficiency hut In the Interest of decency. Nary men like everyone due do not uu profanity because o t Inherent boorishness but because of habit. Perhaps the admiral’s oeder will help them avoid a practice which they do not particularly care for, but Which they find it hard to shun because of Ita almost universality. *' paaalon for truth and accuracy. Yet It seems that in the ledgar of M r. Charles E. Mitchell there was an error or W,000,000. Now Ur. Mitchell waa a hard, aa the phrase goes, headed business man; and we are a cracked-brained dreamer, onr noae always In some musty tome and our head In the clouds. But our ledger, though prone to error, netyr has made a mistake o f ♦3.000.000. That'* the trouble with this country; you think * mistake like that Is nothing; that ft all evena up in the course of a yanr. But *3,000,000 IWOO.OOO here and *8,000,000 there; you can laugh, gentlemen, but In time that sort o f thing run*' Into money.— Franklin P Adams. never and Tire Trices GOOD USED TIRES GOODYEAR certainly makes it worth w hile fur you to put money in tires now. Rave You booked at Your Fan Belt Lately 7 It*, pretty touih to have tits fan halt brrak when you're for from halp. Batter carry a spare—or have ua replace your old on* right now while you think of it. Rollins College. Miss Alice Whltiur h*a. re­ turned to her'home after com- ' plating b*r duties as on* of the teachers la tha High School at Winter Park. Hon. J. N. Whitn*r aad Dr. E. D. Broun l*« hav* ret-rued from • trip to Atlanta wharo Uwy attsndvd th* General Assembly of th* Prasbytorians both north and south. They repprt a fine taaat.ng. Mrs. Crus* Bernes aatorta.ned tha Every Weak Bridge Cluu S', bar charmiag horn* on 'Baaloni Haights .Thursday aXtorauoo. Mra. D. L. Thrasher joined th* .party lata In th* afternoon. Dr, Bs Sum I Pulestoa also cams oui. Jffo. Barnes' other guests « £ * : J lfe . C. M.'Vorea, Mrs. W. 4 U Mrs. C. 0. McLauglln, Mrs. Q. F. Smith, Mre- T. A. Neal, Mr*. Rob­ ert Newmaa. and Mr*. M tabjel Pulsstoik, .-A A G. D, Bishop, « f this X ty \ ls fi todsy for tha Indiah River coun­ try where b* will iatoreM -lh* grower* U fruit aad itlftadb!* v n p ft Goodyear Fa* Brito " S t c a a d ap—InatalM ' — We Bet You the Price o f a Puncture that our m*n won't forgot to replace your «alv* cep in remounting your tire aftor cleaning and painting th* rim and properly tightonig th* bolts. — GUARANTEED T IR E — G O O D Y E A R Y our dollars never bought tires to equal the quality, the safety, the mile­ age which Goodyear is today building in every tire wearing the Goodyear name — * ALL-WEATHER ^PATHFINDER Swpwrtwlat Cord Tiro SuportwUt C ard l i r e And becouse Goodytar now concen­ trates on two main lines o f tires—a rent saving in costs is passed on to yon. t.w-'ji A M 4.7S-1* 7 .0 0 . s.00-19 7 . I O . Look at the preaent prices of the world's moat popular tire, the G ood* year All-Weather— » t year fcffttmyT 4 , t o - J lt 9 r 0 B ' tJs-Ji «.* • » j.oo-10 A N * .0 0 6 .1 0 s.za-11 O-M D sse-n 7 , 0 0 iJ J -it S M 5.M- IS D vO G and the prices o f the G oo o tt h b rr iiff tt y y G od dy year Pathfinder— «nd y o u ’ll —— c e r tg io ly A*m — w n n e p r ic e s a r c adl| d o w n e l o « e t o b o tto m , an d y o u r m o n e y buy# n o © th a n it m a y ever R E P A IR IN G All Maks* Our factory-trains*! repair* maa U»«g factory equipment aad mat*rials. I f our repair do*i not outlast th* Uro wo will make it good FREE or-credit th* cost oo a now Goodyear Tire, £ P L0N IA L . Miaa Map -BMaator and Mr. L. Iw cureoncy,, you have to Of «0ti r-Sy-T *_a! ■J v, ^ J ho]Jtr hat off tha children ware to the turraocy, arid •> big time at WawUaad-Park last pool 1tag*. riving Friday. Threo wa— S aad sovoral Wyaa, St* Moure* . last W*<ky altonsoou at 1:00 o'clock. Aflar Ruth Btowtrt spsnt gat- auagratolsUoua-tto happy reupl* hpgglo* full of bqim and girl*, *c- u^py and Sunday wttt Min Ruby cam* to Sonford. kavlag for Or­ BriU at Wlator Part attends, lando shortly aMar*aIda what* **• suesmantamant aianbaa at tkay MU asska tkak futon kuu-a. » V 1 �— SAMWBD, FLORIDA, X MAT as, IMS ? - ,v- * B PAGE Hostess At Party Last Night ENGAGEMENT OF MISS SCHIRARD IS ---- is rv. w ANNOUNCED AT AFTERNOON PARTY Complinsaat.ng Miss D o r o t h y --------------- _ • --- ------------------------ _ ----- .-------- when hia application lo succeed the beloved Jud^e Charles B. Girl Break Itik h ill now repu-rs on the gov-* front's desk. Vou un > „ th.Friday* 4:30 m 7:00 reasons tee his sclivlirs. lie, Attracting the Interest o f a wide( of the guests they were ushered thinks hr 1. iMtlying favor with I Episcopal Parish I f PET BUS, SocMy Editor t O ffic e 14* Stoke*, who plaas to leite Saturday for Cloeiwvatl, Ohio to spend m |r 0f f , ltniu both here and in|into th# ilinin# loom wfirn1* they |tht* govrrr.Dr and itoeicby rnhiiLce tOe tha summer month. Mrs. R. M. other part* of the *Ut# is the r .elected tallies hsnging by gold I His ehnn.e lo get a job. lint this Warren waa " " • » » - « « ,n' n‘ l eoloml ribbons from a large bag is merely , r . III slration of how p ort/flt t fi Uul l|lf hi ntr no.n ami ;»rprraching marring* ©(. # lt t . the chief «\:rru'. vp has V lih L I on Eaat Second Street. A prUu- Mi.. Katherine Louis, Schlrard. of r " Men ‘•°!urrJ r-P*'- Ihe llg stUk in Miuitilng this Insion of bright-colored gar.lm dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. John " h e n the tsllies were pulled goldMiss Kath-iine Wilkey. of i*|ui!oua mv.i ure down the list ut THDRSDAT. i*. oc r. Mhimibj Meredith I* spending n Crreniburg, Pi., who ts th» luu.-*-l flower* w *» used to decorate the SchitarJ. of this city, to Robert coloml rspvr eats, bearing the of Ihe Ssnstr,” I. %Ht: . i The refiilar general assembly of •hort time In Leesburg on btiairooms of the Warren home foi (trover Pittman, Jr., son of Mr.) announcement of the engagement, t'rMft). ’*•«*' Ml a guest of her lister, SI Puli It riaAi'il Whitaker in a ’ the City Union will be held at Ihe the occasion. llfir tli Bf”l Mrs. Robert Grover PIUman, were revealed. brief iperrh Ibat hrjtleil with • nlkmlfr 4 lk*«ffrh HbIMIw F I bI Thigpen, waa honor jJ>**t n n- First Presbyterian ( hutch at 7:30 After several progrrasions v f i " ( Apopka The announcement During the afternoon bridge • r*Mf Pvltnl •atrai-M. Inunling the Tam nn .u m Im i m i v rata Ur. and Jlr*. E. II. U im ; anti lea giten yesterday afternoon by Ip. jj. bridge high acore prise, linvn “ made st a bridge party given games were enjoyed and nt a late fnr hi, “ tetatid rhatnpioning of FRIDAY. family have moved fiom. East Mrs. C. F. Stahl at bsr home <■» handkerchiefs, waa awarded to yesterday afternoon by Mrs.1hour scores were a.|de,| and prises the priruples of IlmuKiatie gut. A tea honoring Mrs. E. A. Do.g. Miss Dorothy Stokes, while L v Sehirard for her daughter Fifth S trt«( to 717 Park Avenue. Park Avenue. Miss Wfikey « » at awarded. High .core prise, a de k srnmint." prevented with a pair &•>** as |las*. past state corresponding see- score priie, a novelty vase, wabome on We*t Tenth Street of playing cauls, went In Mrs. ” 1 .Vni unwilling I,, roticviic to Mra. Arthur Zachary returned b memento o f the occaslo.t w h lej rvla;y of the V. 1). C . will be given to Mlsa Carolyn Colli* r Thr »«*din g will Uke place George Knight. Jr.. while DR. I- T. DOSS my il sttr:gU',lie,| i|[ipr|ii‘,il , gey the first part of the week from Mrs. J. S. Gordy, alto rtlebrsteilj jjven f rom 4:on P. M. to 4:00 I*, Miss Stokea received » wrek-r.i.i .Th^"'lay. June 1. j *"* score prise, n wooden plse.|ur. I ’klmaraelsv tortler on tH*t bk.iin jumer of IhU her blrlhdsy annlvr-sary ydvr,\(. by N. de V. Howard Chapter Atlanta, Ga. where she has been ease c* a gift from the hoste.s. i, Ms* ^hirard was born In Pa «a * presented lo Mi»s Rose U Sralt as* < hrsale II Senate", I’ tell rutii. "J m a ll the Veanralarwetre IrrrlfS day, waa also tba recipient u f i0f th, U. D. C. at Ihe home of visiting her parents. At a late ho.’ r refreshment. la,U h'Jt h»< (*••» H*ll»g ln ‘ hi* ,,urt* nrriee lln m liW «. M—IS At the Ira hour the rani tables sureessful itfurts made by this hose. i Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Msgnolia were served to the following * '** fnr 'J* t* * ‘ H Y*,r *■•si, ai.va r. W .— n r. w. sh«“ gentleman at the l.-. t .es.ion In rh»>e T«, Ilf flees i m a t Walter Meriwether, son of Mr. The rooms whoro the guests j Avertbe. with Mrs. Wiggins ami Miss Dorothy Stoke*, honor gue*' «y"du.te*1 from Semlnol, were overlaid with gold qilored r im Val’l n*»a Iris*. refreshment* were shoving thro gh the l.rg:<l.ituto a and Mrs. C J. Meriwether. U were gathered wsra neei rnttd ( Mrs. B. L. Perkins , * hostessei. u N p r u ««««II Mr* r w n,tfh 1930 and lattr at- cloths and hill creating an election board for ill at the P e r n a I d-Lauiht'o with a profusion of pink roirbud* The pisno pipit* of Miss Mar- HtoAei. Mra. DeWit t Brown. Mrs! College for * ' ^ 1 by the h ^ ^ i . 'e d h, Memorial Hospital. o* i.k n . Ur* i n »1 Tallahaaffa wharv nhc J- »»• Tnimck. Alma. his own rity, I rom what you hsvs anil fern. The tea table *va* over- ! garet Datls will give a recital at Entsminger, and Mis* Sthimrd.l h»ard him -ay here today, you t l l 3tl . ? C ^ i " V i.,’ r! > * ' » member of the Delta Della laid with a lace doth and cen-|A:IA o'clock at the Woman's Club, JS“ Mltehell. and Ih., Ml.se* Margaret' |v, Mrw|, Va«c* and bowl* of yellow and| might imagine the right of <Vet Mrs. James C. Ray and C. J, teted with a lavender *bowl of The phi Alpha Kappa sorority Rogero. o f Jacksonville, will re­ pink rosebuds. Pink candles in 1 will have a “ girl break” dance < o*. Terry Lee Bell, bar, Warren 'lr. Pit I man has spent the while gladioli were iiseil to adorn suffrage hot A- a high place in hl« turn Friday after visiting Mr. and lnrcmivr he* lers cast a soft light! from 4:3o P. M. to 7:00 P. M. at Easterby, Carolyn Collier. Nan greater part of his life hr Apop­ the rooms wherr Ihe guesls were] a,Tret uti*. Ion w hal did ,1, sjy Paatea, and Jean Maawell. to the iwsiple of Tampa two yea: Mrs. John fkhirard. West Tenth abo.t the tahie. Mr*. Ostar Tolar the Episcopal parish house ka. lie was graduated from entertained. invited werer- Mtss- Kmh-rsgo Street for a few days. Ik- Georgia Military Arsdemy at Th poered-dwrirg—the afternoon and Regular meeting of SeaiThbliff College Park, Ga. In IlhW and,*rim- 8 hlranl, honor guest. M "He *ai>l; ‘ I am going to givr other refrrshmenta war* served P. B. Dyson and daughter, Mist slfire then ha* been attending the|Bov K. Mann. Mrw.'Georgp Knight. yu; u Is'srd to iontrol your i-!erby Miss Barbara Stahl, and Mira N:(H1 o'clock at the Udd Ecltows Annie Bell l>yson, left yesterday Unui-rwity of Ptorida at Gaines- f J r. Mr*. IVter Sehsal, Mrs J. > lolls, oinl I'll name Ihe iiienijieta Msriai Byrd, o f llaytonu Beach 111,11 ui>,,.kls».l—D -A U a a a ^ s, *■*! of rtirtt I'l'lU .r i T TT bill «■ o,rling __________ ii_i II.. rwrmviiy fl Cfimpllmentlrg Mr*." Juhn they were called by the death of A II degree In education on Juno (he Misses R. K. Griffin, .In Iin ii. Furthermore, whether ynn like Entertainment Ijingtey. and Mrs. W, M. Cnmne. 3. lie is a memher of the Pt Knp Higgins. Rose latVerne Hurt, It or not, | will make tha’ kintd|their cousin, Herbert E. Dyson. i ’s Council nf Ihe Chriiby Miss Helen Gordy who ren­ lian Church will give a cold plate I » f Hill. Ala., guests of Mr*, pa Alrh* social frnirrnity. Blue l.uelin Alahonry, Maty Atahone), •elfps’r, etuatirg," Mary Elisabeth Pulestnn, dered several piano *o>>*. 1ho*e supper Saturday from S:30 P. M. " • T. Langley, and Mrs. II. L. Key honorary fraternity, and the bridge guests, and Air*. James C. ."Bo the h it now bi-foie the S *n invited were: Miss Kalh'rine oSTSoaton, will arrive. Sunday to to H;.10 p. M. In thu Meisch llamarr and lUcghter. Margate' Seipent and Pirate* Cl.'bs. He Ray. o f Jacksonville, Mrs F. W, ale ha ■ at lea d arromptiihi-1 mu spend some time here with her Wilkey. honor gliest, Mrs. \V. J. Building. Ann, of Camp Hill, ard Mrs. R. I plavrd on the var»lt) hasketlsill Render. Mrs. J. II. Tri'luck, Mr*. purpose. Il has lom u m l 'lie it-* parents. Dr. and Mrs. Bamuel P ii - Thigpen, Mrs. A. W. Knox, .Mrs. MONDAY. j Wilkerson, of this city, Mr*. A and basehall teams for three E. I. Hoy, and the Misses Grace rpert uf this di.s'iri’pmala; l I'jim George S. Wilmer, Mrs. Ik y F. teaton. Cirrle Number Seven of Ihe 11. lee, Jr. was hostess ■( an in year* and ha* been active on the Williams, Christlfn* ftlirfnb'iiuiin. lull for tin- pfi” jj.|e of ioi at re|f. Sytnes, Mrs. W. M. S o il, Mra. First Baptist t hunh wilt havr an |formal luncheon given Tuesday rampus during hi* four year* al Alma Entsminger, Alatgatei IV- I ’u rtmrlent.’* Henry Wight. Mrs. S. O. «hinho|. lers, and C, J. Rogero, of Jacks m Miss Marjorie foghorn will all day sewing parly at the home j afternoon at her home, i!ltd a hiad. leave Sunday for finrinratl, Ohio ser. Mrs. Oscar Tolar, Mis J. 8. Inimediatrty after thr arrival * Ills-, lea guests. laurel Avenue. of Mrs. Francis E. Bolt, tint Park Air - Ibinrtliy Blokes Will Irnvi wham she will spend thr greater Gonly, and Miss llsl*n C'-rdy. I.urchrun waa served in courses Saturday fur •Tiwinnat i. Ohio Avenue. part of tha aummer with her aunt where she will t pi-mi Ihe mimntrr Circle Numher (me of the First on card tables by the hostess, n* Mr*. C. W. Vlnup. numlhs. Baptist Church will meet at 3:00 slstrd by her sisters, Mr*. Edmund * Mekch and Miss Krmnre.s Teague. u'rlork at the County Home. Mr, ami Mr*. J. B. Cogburn Circle Number Two of the First Each table was centered with a are planning to leave Sunday for With mends-rs of the J**n* Baptist Church will meet at 3:00 small vase of carnations while With II table* of plaver* In Norfolk, Va. to *p«nd the summer. o'rlo k with Mr*. Homer t.tltie. decoration* in niher farts o f Ihr Bo n Club a'd Ihe Contract Club Mr. Cogburn has accepted a po­ attrndanrr, the Social-Department W est First Street. room, (onsisltd of i|uanlitir* of a- guests, Mjf. It. II. Raggett msition there with the National o f th« Woman's (H jjs sponsored (Continued From Page line A Circle .Number Five of the delphinium, sharia daisies, carna­ lerlainrd with a lirlihre pally yes­ i benefit brenkfaUahrldgr party Fitsi Baptist ( hutch will have a Fruit and Vegetable Eichange. tdim it. said he was promt of It. terday aftrimnin ut her nirne. tion*. nnil red io.se*. Ihin'l rink rhcitp nil in y o u r r*ar, JilBi lim itin ' il'n ch rn p Then he charged .1 Re, Farrinr, yeslrrdny mornleg^if P:IB n'tlcwk sped the day meeting at Ihe home Those present were; Mrs. Juhn Kitlyenlh Blieet at tblk Avenu*. lln ril. hot iv fiilh r r ilrlvin K Btwn nhtiWM up ‘ ’ h areain ” Mr*. Clyde A. Byrd and dangh- nt th* club howe on'Half A WHIP. of Mr*. II. K.'Cooper, flfo Palmrl* Tampa attorney and of Gov J. I.sngley, Mrs. W. M. Conine, The bridge tables wrte plaieil on tar, Mary Marie, of Daytona Mi*. S. D. Ili’thlcyman was g.n- lo Avenue. dIIb, T h ey r c I thin, rllrlv, lifcltntx— !ohu ih ^ ir luuiv— error KhsIlT iani|atgn mnnuget*. Mrs. B. k 11ainner and ihughtsr, the large much wlich was dccoBeach, formerly of this clll 'Vho etal ehn'rmrn of I ho affair-ai*J — Ctrrlr--Number ^tT-nf-the ' First Th n C W u lrh ftirV n u r hrnringH! I>nn*l .'upcrim cnt. R n l SfM girci Am , o f ' T a mp Hill, rate.* I or the oi ea'lun w illi gi*r- K it t r 'r ’ tu isn n — tHi* iriTprimrr ve been visiting relatives in Ar- was b* ' rl«d ly Mrs. K. II. Ijn ev, Baotlat Church wilt meet at .1:30 ” lobby 1st uulside Tallaha..... '* in crtinumv lips in t|tm1ity mil— chiinffctl rcRu'itrlv, |,ct iw Mre. K, l„ Wilkinum atul her lierca daisies anil potted idml*. radia for several days, spent yes­ Mrs. W’nitrr l~ Cooper and Mrs. j u'rlork at the home nf Mrs. 0. 8. nn effort tit 'entry favor for hiprove U lo you. nfother, Mis. Della Aycock, Mrs. After several piogrcssloiu terday and today her# with Mrs. J. T. Newly, i.prliration lo be appointed s<alr Selman, 1'lH Palmetto Avenue. W. T. I angley, Mrs. Edmund bridge scorr* wrre add’d ao.t W. B. Zachry at her' homo on In.mediately after I ho a run. I attorney in HiHsbox'ugh »•' nty The Chuteh Hervire League of Meisch, and M ss Frames Teague. high score pine, a luii-oroii ret. Magpolla Avenue. I'lim r S f f — Tent l’'rrt* I'hnne II!) of thn guests they were sratrd ut Holy Crus* Kpi* opal Ckitreh will "Th a man tried in Tampa Tues­ wa* arv.’trded to Mi*. G. Emmet day to get the Rotary Club lo inditidaul raid tables from whl *?i meet at 4:00 P. M. with Mr*. Al­ Tetri Spnrk Pluipv Free T ea l Hniken Free McCall. Art ice muise s,s then en.'irsc tm* and other h Its -pin breakfast was serve-,I In rourscs lan Stone, Mrs. Heyward Walk­ le n t W heel Aliunm -'nl Free T e s l IH U c ry Free h Dr. and Mrs. ||, D. Smith and sened by the hostess. by members of the cU k A t the soMil by Hu* governin'', AAluLuki t er and Mr*. W. K. Watson at trad­ Tent Hmtio Tillies Free Mr*. Meth Watford will Irueo lo Those present were. All*. II. G •limited. "Farrlor bun liman of morrow morning for St. fond*. conclusion of breakfast the tablet ers. Fos, Mrs. Lee A- I ’umdey. Mi - Sholtc lobbying lo p.i>* tin- bill Mo. where Dr. Smith will lake were clrarrd and eonlraet hri.lg.' Topaiu! It's not Novcmtivr's (i. Emmett Mi’Call. Mr*. E hi tiro a special course in nhslrtrlrs and was enjoyed until late in Ihe birth-tone! Neither is it a South S. Met'ill, Mrs. I intuli Is. Allen, morning.. , , , rA fo id o gy at Washington Unsr Ann ri.au humming bird Itlllo Mrs. t'lyde A. It)id. of Dsyton.1 High score prise, a set of imiivW.lt j Medi al School. known uulside o f Webstar'* Die Iti a ’b. .Mr-. Hugh C. t\hehhel, vldtial service tray* for catd Mrs. Rupcil Struklaod, M r J. Members o f Ihe S«dalily of the tinnary. tahie*, wa* awnrri-d In Mr*. John 'Topsse” i* simply (he nam.' of tl. Intry, Ml*. A. W. lee. Jr.. Mr*. 0. C. Cochran lias as he* El.k while arcur.l high score prise, Blisfed Virgin of All Sou)* Calk gueata this week at her home on ensltime jewelry, waa presented to idle Church rnteitalrrd the mem­ Ihe leaibng etiaracter pmtrayrd Alts. Roy (i. W ill mm, n i l JIh i Oak Avenue, Malor J. Mcuitru Mr*. J. Howell Fish, Mrs. lame* bers of the Orlando SuAillly with hy John Barrymore in the dra­ Alina llutritid. Ward and rhughter. Miss l.uey IluiT wa* given gloves for hold ng a sw mining pally amt pletil.- on matic comedy of that name, pin la * Ward. Mr*. Samuel laxkwooj H renr. and Mr*. F. K. Mei:i Tuesday evening at San l.au<L dined hy UKD-lladio Pi tores and son, Samuel Lo*-kwond, Jr., was ihe redipii-nt of a lull Imade Spiirgs. Various games and cj>- plcying at the Mllsne tonight ami all o f Boston. They .will go fmrt hsndkerch e j for ruttint; lii^h. lest* were enjoyed during Ih: here to Ihe World’s Eair at Chi­ b'corra were lolleeietl by Mrs. evening and at u late hour *v cago, frenhmrnts wen* *ervnl picnic* honest Fienrh schoolniaiter who1 Huff and Mr*. E. II. Ijir.ey lu-rumrs th,. dupe uf suin' clever ' ' •h "'1 memluial service In I.* Toll fern jdnnd.. nf misid rjar- style. ‘ " t h e memory of the h.i • Miss Victoria Risk, ut Orlando, ami polished .meal, and ihe.i mu dm flnurrs and ferns we-P plsm) h "lu *e wa* held in Ihe about the stage ami In various won the prise, a bath ng suit bag, ynls them *1 Ihe r own ga-.ri’, John ^* Brrrymoru i* raid In have tin up- r “ u,t >vlerd.iy I'lorniug olh*r ptrl* of the club auditorium for eairllirg in the swimming member* of Ihe Srmil.oV for Ihe occasion. tere, while His:i Clementina Fen portunily for lonteily even sur ■era was present a Cutes passing hi, "Man from lllaukliy’ - r " " n,F l,fflr Assoeialion simitlr Complimenting Mis* Katheriiri tnanicuie art lor curding, in the anl a chatter for rharacleriiation ‘ (D'r J.i'ge Alillard II. Bin tIt bad Wilkey, of Greenshurg, Pa., who erfual In anything ho has eivi "ietu’d * lim it ( ourt fnr 'he day. g rising cor test. I the guest of her sister, Mr*. W, F. It. Wilson offered n H-snlutiu* Guests from lirl.mdit were: tin dime, J. Thigpen. Mr*. Fred T. William* A* sdaplrd hy Berm W. IVvv " n behalf nf the A*...... ’ on. In Rev. Fid her t!i.hop. tin- Ml**.*, entertained with a bridge parly Mrs. G. I),- Hi*noj> won high Susie llagley, Veronica Bcrke, from th* Frerrh plsy hy .AIarc•*, whith, alter eytolllng Judge While's abilities as an attorney, Tuaaday aftenwon at her homa on more prise and Mrs. A. P. Connel- Maty Jran Boor. Flora llusselll, Pagnol, ‘Topase” had a turces Oak Avenue. A profusion of ly was prr*eplr,| rut prise at the Tukio Bussrlii, Msrgsrtl Cullen. fill tun on New York's Broadway, citigen, am) (allot, idn'e I "T'.e bridge party given yrstrrday aft Clementine Ferreira, Iocs Kerin- It was also'n Eurotean a.eras* fc soriation . .ealtnris syoifaiiiiy garden flowers in bright shade* Every lad w t'va avar mod* or had mada for ut ein.am by Mrs. |i. [,. Thr»*hrr at t" his family in thru g;eal towaa used to adorn the room i of ta. Margurrilc Guonard, Rita Pmis is the alnry's locale. her homo in lim . Court fnr Ihe Harry d'Arruat, who has prnvi i reavement «n I inoum-ii’L r.( them Mra. Williams* h;m* for the or(iunnerd, Bestrirr Girons, Annelta ■howg lha) U. S. Tirol, bull) will) TEMPERED RUBBER, member* nf thp Fortnightly his genius for Greeting etmicdrj for wlace Ihe numinry id e gm.d ra^m . Bridge rlu k Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. llrinirger, Mary (iihson, Marie in many fdms. nolaldy "l^ugh falher and husband, ami an rvdollvor from 7 % lo 3674 more mlloogo at no antra er several progressions of Klein, Graru Fuller, Jeanette frends btfflfc scorers were addeii l n I Connelly both received Imsr* of l ong. Marie Mayer, Miry Mirklrr, tel” , directed “ Tnpaie” . ■Myrll l.oy eniplary eitiirn whine linen handkerrhirfs. cotll That'i Iho big itory In a nulihall. So If you want; I'lnys lho beio.re, who is a* oil Join them in grief at h's death.'' prise* awarded. High acote prise. I At the rnts'luninn o f Ihe bridge 1 hr sline Q'Dowd, Thelma Per-g, a Godet print, went to ‘ Mr*. A . ! uaal a character us Ihe hero, sod After short talks wrio made hy Elaine Ragin, Teres* Pfoifra. Ruse To lava monay on liroi, Iharo's ono turo, lofo way rrfrri(ini«‘iil.4 wi’ ri* •prvnl P. Connelly, while low (core prise, i Risk, Virtni ia Risk, Virginia others in tha cast a i« Altrert Con George A, Det'nttes, .mil J. (;. two ash trays o f old majolica, ^ ' h* „ ho* '” '; •«W tn l by Mr*. I to do II: look for tho wordt, " TEMPERED RUBBER1* Kmalle, Kathl*en O't'unr.or, Alice tl.* I uia Alheml, Reginald Maaon. Sharon, Judge Smith mderrrl that sea*-given lo to Mra. Mr*. Lyman ButBut-,i {[; M. " J' K; .Shore. Atsrg»ii.r tfp>llIWBI,l j ^ l. j Johyna Howland. JachiR_8cgrl .1. ' ' . D'* jcsoiotion I ' epiva l on Ihe, ion tho tldowall. Find lh*m biforo you buy jnd bo --- -telphin-M nrr Normaw-l»r"D*rierlsrrH K* nUo- i. n, - m s * l e f phine R ik. Mildred Sl rgc*. ami N o rm a ir-a r 'b tF W W r ,lu?1** . , minutes of (lie tour I, a1id tire l[" cher. wa* lucky In cutting and rvc.ived * * * ,n ’keorate I hr ervirn w *. rtmrl drd « he r J.uL'e aiturad of tho tiro tfafuo aver offorod. Mary Carolyn Tuwnscn.i ------------------— p •...vies, ...w •biggest in >H rrrw a deck r f cards. A* honor guest rooms where tha guests were en­ Attending from Sar.furd w -,r . " r- anil Mrs. II. C. D iiBomi an Smith declared i-utul a lji,urnerl Miss Wilkry w t* tha recipient tailed. * «‘ “ rn tonight from ••mil l.’.in uiliK I out of lospi’f ! Those present were: Mr*. ihe Rev. Falher J. J. Kellaglii.:. o f a bouquet fit swell heart roses. Kpring, whore thry tu the mrmury of Jud-v d h te. George A. DeCottes, Mr*. G. D. Mr*. W. F. Itunge, Mis. lle-rtv ,,*'^un ^ A t tha t«a huur refreshment* Among the members .-f t!rf It.,. «tt«n di"g »la.lu»ti.u. were served by th* hostess as­ nishop. Mr*. II. B. Lewi*. Mrs. F. Rl hter, Mrs. Otto Trapp, and liis '*•» »* I’aimer' College. Their Association who a'-tcmP! the sisted by Mta. Roy F. Hymer. E. Roumillat, Mra, J, K. Brou**, Aliases Margsrvt Berner,’ Na-imt' DuUo*e, received his service were George A. I it Cot Its, Those present weae: Mist Kathcr- Mr*. R. A. Newman. Mr*. A. P. Fellows, Anna' Alarie Fellows ,,in' J G. Hhanm. G. W. Bpeitier, B. .1. Connelly, and Mr*. Samuel Pules Catherine Greer, Mary (;r„ r4l' ■ lil’,'” "a *1 the eaarcisc*. . in* Wilkey, homr guest. Me*. W. Li*. R. W. Ware, W. E. Marina, Ellen lloy, Madeline Atallem, Alice ; j J. Thigpen, Mr*. Roy F. Symes, ton. MrGlone, Mary Mauser, Adelaida' 1,r « n'l Mra. T. C. Boll nmlornl t ourit* .Johnson, II. Al. Watson, ; Mr*. O. D. Bishop, Mr*. Gforg* Richter, Margaret Takach, Ira B . l'" ll,,* r>''ln*U,,*Hlll* yesterja' J lamnirdy, Fred It Wilson. A. DeCdltea, Mr** J. C. Benson, Wathen, and Irene Fellow*. ! lh,‘Jr "lK'nl lhe evening with I F. Boyle, and E. F. Ilonh,.bier. 1 Mr*. Norm*n 8. DeFnrvst, Mr*. .■ s~ : Me. aml-Mr». tlughTitoTi---- — " A . M. Philip*. M r*.-R. A . New­ mittee chairmen and officers for _____ ^ man, Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mr*. Walter Mrs. At Ihr annual meeting of the the coming yrar elected. ■Mr. and Alra. Herbert Messer, B. Oileraan. Mr*, A. P. Connelly, Mra. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. Lyman Banfonl Little Theater held Tues­ Waller L. Cooper, retiring presi­ of Mount Dora, will apeed thweek end' hem with Airs. Anns Bottolph, and Mrs, Fretf W. day evening in lha council rooms dent, presided over the merting. mt the City Halt final iwports The following members will Metier end Mr. and Mrs. 11. si Bendsr.7 were given by officers and com- serve as offict-rs next year: Mrs. Bnggrlt. They will be Joined here James A. Wright, president; Kundsy by Mr*. Messer’* a iter Mr*- 'Valter L, Cooper, vke.pres. Ml»* Jane Sperry, of Bister,ill-, (dant; Mist Virginia Jlnkin*. *eeW. A’a , who will return home with retnry; and Mrs. ||. M. Papworth. them for stvernl weeks. treasurer. It was announced that Mr*. Wright will appoint rommltIn the roU bt |£e chairmen to serve next year. chose above tU M a g ) m i 'al A n d Personal Activities Personals DANCE Katherine Wilkey Is Honored with Party Social Calendar “Ship Wreck” Dance Rsbikah ig^w^ ukVTi’c. ; Mrs, John Langley Is Honored With Party Mr». BajrKctt Hostess HOUSE F I G H T S At Party Wednesday OVER LIMITS OF Breakfast Bridge Party Given By Club BUS W E I G H T S DON’T RISK IT SAN JUAN SERVICE JoV.n Barrymore I Star In Milane Film Church Groups Enjoy Picnic Tuesday Night 7 iMcmorial Service Is .....ut,!, Held For H. S. White Bridge Party I Given For Katherine Wilkey w Thrasher Home Scene Of Party Wednesday I Tl RESo/T E M P E R E D Little Theater Has Annual Meet Tuesday Frlday Closing Out TOPAZE n w a ir a s a s M MTSMA LOT Graduation Pictures SUPPER* Sgtnrday 5:30 P. M. lo Bt30 P. Al. MEISCH BUILDING Bon«fU Ch riot Ian Church ZSe s Special Offer Wieboldt Studio r h e a * i i I-J. jlM ^ U iw lU J B U r t v s ^ ^3h- Magenta Pattern McLaulin The Jeweler 112 8. Park H.B.Pope Co. he. ZOO MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE B60 ....... . ^ < �TH URSD AY, im 1 age OtM) rd fair acquittal. •• involved - 1|— rceivere. had st i nnd the fees .Manager Joe Barnes Tells I-cai?uc Pres­ ident O f Decision Schedule Of 32 Tilts For Season Planned , By Men BehindClub n :et»ri| ffcrlwk %f “ lyninny, »»p p r««»n , Anil c«»n piracy** in tppointing If. Jl. Hunter ns receiver for tho !tancl!*r«^»n Itruktra** Company o f San kraaciACo Rn«l J. D;*Sh rt ■ « hi* •ItornVy a fl** re* moving Add-on 1$. Suotit a* rwcpivrr. Thf tot* *>n thig cojnt wr * i i not iruilty nnd dl guilty# S t it tutu* a vnt ’ *h*ther hi ytmt guilty if Improper mn»nd “ unlaoftal r*,n«luet i « ft jmlirc, flll.nl With p.rtialUy «nd favoritism*’ in thr appoint want of W l BANTORD HERALD* lANTOHD. FLORIDA, TTH'R.SDAY. M AY ■ ml (ranting o f fees to Marshall unqualified and inexperienced. Woodworth at altcmey and Sam­ Tha vote waa 63 not guilty and uel Shorlrldge, J r. a» receiver for 11 guilty. the Lumbermen', Reciprocal A v "Mlibehavltr In office, filled •oclatlon. The ballot showed 47 with partiality and favoritism In not ruilly and 23 guilty. improperly. wilfully and tmlawI n the third count, tho Jurlxt fullv granting.on insufficient an<l w u accused o f "misbehavior In improper pajrtrs" a receiverihlp office, rrsultalg In expense, dis­ for the Prudential Holding Com­ advantage. ' annoyance and hind- pany waa charged In tho fourth race to litigants'* In appointing G. -a.—. ri» iki. 47 senators voted II. Gilbert as receiver for the Fagrol Motor Company "knowing raid Gilbert was incompetent, iiin iu r iu tiM cf piKtJtoJ FLORIDA LEADS four, iavoised other receiverships and' charged tho JurUt with cro-^ duct “ prejudicial to the digaity of the Judiciary” and with caus­ ing “ frar and distrust of tha courts, This vote was 43 guill7 aad 34 not ffnilty* ^ Jkiudcrback indicate ho rttum to tha bench after a few days rest. ATLAN TA, Me? | A _ fA V -T V . Seoch la fniSg plarvw ew a bUHoa dollar klgkway system—enough road, to reach aeoaad the warld Fanford*# •tutvl in reiranl to thr |#iwr n Fanfonf an*l nUii'd to fVntrnl Hut*' |.nil l^arv'e President W (4-(corn In Orlando >ester o f I,ake Monroe, Iten nn Spring. ; Oviedo, an<l l ako Mary, with Ihe fallowing electa,| s. nffici,!-: K ■Jl. Cullnm. o f Sanford. pre»i.|en«: M. II. Rynn, ltrn.no Srrlnrv. v|-e president ami K. C. Ilnrnago of luike Monroe, srcrrlary and treasurer. A srhcd'ih' of 32 games for tbnrason. divided into two HnlVes, the first half to end on July Btb. the oecnnd liolf on Aug. 31 wa» drawn up. The games will Inplaye.1 on Thursdays an,| Kundays, With the rvrenll«.H «.f the fnmn tmrding tn Msnagrr Rarne-, if ird ilmles ^ de’s rlaim that ni n* »n Newcomb » » < two and at tlm time Umpire Floys) ner ordered NeWrnndr to first •. The rnnrt « a « three and and we r.m .enire nffldavi’ f).,ie'* -*«f fans an)i player- If . . i . iy tn tiear etft OCf ennt-n• thw* three Ui.'ls and l » " had l«e ri| uver the plate rr.i l-iil" ir, • The fiml jrfirm* o f the The roilowing were played Inst Swlrruuy mid Sunday. IU.'.-un "prlrv{. ,^ jqk i**s apiHunt. .1: |tn. in; ip with Lake M**nni- on th<* lot Irtngwmsl, W. It. ter's gtnumls last Stilurday and IsVr Mary Jourrrying t.i ilvi. liSunday afternunn. .In the pauie Sutunkiy Itelisun Sprlgm ram.* m i «.n lh«'-l"n;- eud o f a I to 3 rrore, vvliile Oviedo trotinreil lake Mary I to 2. The lu.llrrir* foe l.uke Montiewere; I'. Ili.rungo mid I llmu nge; lieo-ur. Springs, -Seller nnd ftrhuherper; Inin M ary, F.ulmn' , THIS A D IS FOR THE OTHER 40 YJe-ffi- highways than any of her South­ ern sisters. There are 10 .IM mffee OC pasrd reads dnwa there, and V Q B 0 feet ef brldgee. It coat $ISM22.0S6 to betid and main­ tain the system i * 4 the fnlhe pay it with a gasolln# tax. Three cents of FMrlds’s seven-rent gas ta* goes to atads. North Carolina has spent $t8d OOflAOO for Ite 4.71,1 D3 mile* nf llufTftcan Q uality a n a S ervice At the Same Price as Mail order Mirklrr, A. Alt klrr and Ji.rulison. In Thill-day’- i-hih.*s I.eke Mmir .H * will lie op w.ll. |j»ku Alaiy nt |j.Ve Mary, While Ovinhi and Ilen*nn Nprinp. will rn'di try to make it two in n inw til lU'Mfnil Hprlpg*. Iten. Kprlng : Harm’ll, - i Tindell, 21. Penning, rf I’almer, 31. Hehidnuger, c Mnlr. lb K. Maul I. If Matlnlr, rf-|. Seller , p , f I . Ilnvninn, v S/k G O F -B stand ar d of'Eire Values this yer.'. I>r. Halt I -eengnlxe.1 us oin* nf tin* nation'• n ,t, tanllnp l-crernl dentists. IM) ihmi (HHl 2 « 210 Mifl |ux I 7 2 I They'll Cut l.lkc New ! ! IMorris SccItH Br.yHTo Attend July Camp HiirKlrul t••••!*•: utl «•! -..|s Mini ktilkes I*r*1III ff*ft Itw.fa • r .ill kUt'Is. «it K«|N$ii Herman F.. Morris, piincipiil nf li..’ laik# Muiiiim- lligb Mbm.l win, will nl»« I-’ iltrrvtnr nf t'amp \\••wu in Oiuiigi' •.milly next July, today wiii visiting parents » f l» ral luiyi in un effnil tu ennill the yiii’iigster. nt the rnnip this sum­ Among the tVntrel p ' l u i ienmer. |i>i, who are expected In ntteml Camp Wevvu Is three uiit-s the rent ral, Hiilrict Drrtil Hajj; north uf Apopka, In* tells the rty of Fieri V> ym ily in ’ting ut parents, mul them fur two weeks, Duytuna ltcu.li next m. till tire July 17 29, the y-V.wing yrl'th |Dr*. II. I>. t'a-wvll, A. V.'. KpW), seill have an ,qi|e-fSvtnifvr-1n n " ni.,1 li II, Mcl'asIln. oV RTnfo 3 joy n whulr lusie, luippy vnentieri ! •II rtieinlicr- of the Dlxttut #nd fill* ilwitll u' talties that Ihi):< like,1Slate Society. tinder the In-st possible environ-' Anitnutciment Imv l it iiwJe tnent ami lrii<lcr*hi|i. that there will to a ch.il) V til the Rwlimiiing nnd ilivtni", hikin';, j Society program this year in lliut nrrhery, tennis, horso shoes, min-1 iatiir* golf, . roquet, hamlicraf'. | IwHmlnlon, vnlley ball, iliamnml ball, still other sport" will Ininsile nvnilalile for tin* Imys dur­ ing this rsmn period. Dentists To Attend Meeting In Daytona " " " "l.A W N MOWK1W llr,,Ur,| ■>,. « . « , » » • » * AU** |*«r llive yotit w ell b> a r« »l tngeli.iitli* TStlEi CO N STRU CTIO N i'll)- Herald Printing Co • Phev# IIS 0 Tread. Tha G rea test Tire a w u u iit. F.xtro Heavy Red Tube. Coated Inaide with a special III compound, wlslcbseals against nlr 'HHriVl loss. Flexible rubfy b r n ilr e ilr m — no M chance for alrleakjft, A nge—constant air W 1— pressure Inaiirrs g re a te rtlre m lle o g o Tlr««ton t BATTERIES ----------1 0 H S A L K MANAGER f o r large concern wants women workers here, un­ limited line of advancement, Ad­ dress Rot 1(M Care Sanford Her­ ald. - ^ 4,75-19. 5.00-19. 5.25-18 c ------- T l r t i t t x SPARK PLUGS WANTED: Th* Cltixens of Hanafcrd to visit th# new Banltary and Poultry Market, 30t I- WANT tn 18— Houfsen F o r Rent rarer - stzm 30x3Vi„. 4.."0-21 „ j 6.75-19_ • 3 .1 * 34- B E A ir r ir tlU .T ftsrwIMiad h— ^ 1201 Msrnoltt Av*.- Phone 342. 8* 20! Price ftro to a * (Greater line O f .Media State Resources And A I mo ( ’ailed W ay To Attractions W ill Re Avoid Depressions Attractively Shown i*a of a*brrti«inc media on a n.*rr r^neval and etleitaitn* scale s the surest war to end the cur•*nf mwi'mir and In nrrfent th»m *n the future, ac wrfln* In Rdward A Kifene, of .h ik n if hrforr ih«* New v • rk \dvtrthinf rttfh mcrnltv. IVi'ia-liie that ailsrrti.with all that It impl »•«. will ' n Ihi' way and Iritil Inward a 1 vht of |>m«io • it v such a« the h i 1'! Im- ns'ser knessn lit KilrUe hrld that a "gmol adseitl-ern<nt is Ju<t as prjubii'tise ef so cal and resinoml' value- »- a #<•-1 potato pal h or , gem) clothing factory." ddvrrti.lng i- not a <4»tinrt ■-tej, which i« -rpmahle from the LU'. . 'l l . 'JlC-CCKUeUl L»ll l* rpt-rs-ly n s m fit,- whrr! nnst a ns*s*i*««ary p a il o f lh$» wholr. b*» sor4iniirtl. A<Ui"li*intr. Iinkf.l \»ilh MUM pmMu lton niut ilU tri biitiiui. ho Fa:il. **all hrlp to y il br»*n«| «ml biA»$-r mn| olhor lbini*« tho nor$*«*itio« o f lifo jin.l iho |*Thkurir« o f lifo w htrb *>h4»i»t«l bt | »»' iii’hM*- |«$ o'orVnfto. f$t«in ihil i' TH IS* WEEK—R e a d y m i x e d Paint. Good rang* of color*. $1.6$ gallon; 66 rent* quart; 36 cents plot. Stanley-Rogers Hard­ ware Company . R SALE: On* Jersey In, 506 R. 3rd St. ’resb V A L D E Z R E F R E SH M E N T PA R LO R Valdez Hutvl A N G E L ’S E A T SH A C K Geneva and Sanford Avc. DOSSEY’S Q UICK LU N C H Weal Firxt St. PO ST OFFICE LU N C H ArrotM front I'imt Office MONK’S BILLIARD PARLOR 117 Magnulia Ave. , f PHONE 891 r u t tha Tinstone BuiUln/t i t “ A Chicoto. See the fmmoua BOSTON. M ay. 2.V—0*1—Thwag* pendulum swupg upward last Monday as six manufacturing enneerrs in Hhinl. |4|and, Masharhusetts and New llampvh'r* employing nearly 5000 workers agnoumed pay inrfeaaes ranging from 5 to l^-perrent. Th# Stillwater Worsted Com­ pany of llurrillvllle. It. I., an­ nounced 12 1-2 percent inrr*a«e In all departments, rtlectiv* at once. The company employs sev­ eral hundred. In Wnodaocket, It. I., The Branch River Combing Company announced a ><> percent increase for its 56^) worker-, effective next Monday. Th* Jules Drsurmonl Worsted Company, of th« saute city, announced at 12 1-2 percent wage Incres-e for its 661) em­ ployes, »(T#.-tlv* imniediatrly. Other mills in the city said they rxpected to take similar action. in Nashua, N. II., the Nashua Manufacturing Company which rmployea 2AOO workers, announced irr.reases to Ihr mad# on a sliding scale basis, the prreeatage in­ creases varying In ililferent de­ partment* of the mill. The ronipany marufartures cotton goj>l, te>d, besides the mill here, oneiatta a plaat In IAtwell, Mast. The ilKitases go Into effect nexi Mon­ day. In rittfield. Mass., B’ rkshlre Woolen Company ofTicials said their 400 employes would reeeive a 10 peresnt inrrvas* in pay and in Fitehb rg th 230 employe, of the Asher Pant Conrpa,tv wr-r* notfird of raises rangirg from 6 t 1-2 tiled. W. 1st. SL. Mb. B X- MiUtek m Palmer, Orlando. miniature nt tills* Rutdrn. >«p%rral car-( nf KvrricU*l«** muck will ha J tn i h in fn in which tha nnp «n»l vneftaMaa will r**nty-fH e Saminnla Indian# ara on Ibfir wny from Miami to «*• hihtt th$*ir handiworV nn«l mcthixhi rtf ikim- m th«* miniature Tver* rijtdo* villajrc. If* pdroild nf «pefitm*vt« $»f Flnr»th frrsh water and •vR| in f » n cla«* tank*. «#rtirrtl for exhibition porpose* in fbe fann»u« Shedd \t|iiariunt. IMtv •nmas •hnwinir the flora *n«l IK'l.aml hi*nil«pmrti*r« in a:i»«tt«| WFFlintO S«*na!i*i War a naiil. **il the At h r tie •$** *114 r Mtdiinl(4vi|# nh« n«l *i* ,i.f thi i jpn-rni «UrU htiiir !•••<» n* linn**/* j ** firm* * tu* «ni«l» Ml -••r ii i • • Ikthii'h if in4*nin|tiirTit»t% l»rii*l»t*’r. t 'I -ii- IBS-’ pfi’il U’lum ill >11 'll rirlimenl » f imlvidual lif.*, <i |• gain i„ leisure, m vni vm**nt in • 1(ii.’ihini of eh i'iv ,n Mt.’r-|||$sf! Ifnuu anxirlv The mi Inn,- i- u„l I nt'litviftf nunmnd t«n I ••|»«|f|V 1 tiit’* Mtnrhliw*. untl n *n ,||.|f*te Wft , Rheumatic Pains H ave l.r ft Him Says Her Husband Iros! Hi Pounds In 4 Weeks Salt- ,n l h-llrr silt,. Irn ’»*r I'»-r.I tel*.* • Inlkr 1$ ItiM . $!*•••-• .a ti . .****• in rr 1 telrr* »* $„ (rml tettesd rtss.l rl< kwwfsMtesf $•»•>Is l| Is* g*>.fsgr •> *7 ****•*+ In • kfr I r*»l%, ktq.hiMiing, l|. i'. a *•-» •** tai nu,i nt the . mi* in phv.ica' n i l n ' ivefee* -• •I?*-.| and e lth­ ou, half fra 'HHIItfl ' of d> a *la-< of I. i •• ter ' *t -.i-1 p*. .*■v ilium," *. h i' Th- t I « ,-uk . , ,-ts fit* ni T o. htort's Sant’o. -»,r any drtu t r* •It I-*i• I., irp nn t yet •I-« thu r t ’ »n to |, 11*11-. prominent front ' h"' untl ncalo feel f ti iotr im,i n ItH'-k if I lifter the first Jir.-^ W h i c h Acquitted Alleged Car Thief ' tilt*' in W iNl ojilInti-f, FOR RESULTS tsk MIAMI* May 2.V 0»*>- Arthur W. Ki*rnnu»yrr, wh»» "iiparki«$*d ,$ Im ffir la(»rlntii>n for thn*r MVonth** nn |iHnri| nl mnib b*adirir Infn Miami, tobl th*$ «••*$inf\ v«^trr*l»v that figuri*« nbtninr$l iti lht» m i » v**v imbItirtt$’i| |.Ifi'iJMMi |»i • «or»4 Bfitrml Miami iluring %h* ...... .... ' Vlt.LV. B il- U f U S U I 'S Tkk'LVi AM’ PO P . SAKIXX kkt UJAUdS PASt XCHJT . HY.V* N O O VOt> VA\M fk U T T V lt 1 ^ i j DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY FAINTS l l t l t T H K S O ir r H ” STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. -ii I S um fv.nl Avt'itti.* 7 t wOV7T T< r . ) v i'. i '. n it - HO O’ U s o j K.kiOlO »*.v klMAg. ’L O . B M _U V ! — LU R tliti. Y C O IN C I T W E l WD6 T \ _ “ IIKST f M U L -V T / -T A E U V W H V t E I 'M J \ C O tk lG ! n S TUBBY tSH DO VOk) kWAMT A s e e rue b e $t olb ' VOu SvtOUlU** H rre is j im X r o u t* * ' 10OH t»\aur H£OE tWEOC t H C is * - • 01 7 IT \wk<3 ALMOST A MILE UP v im T «e A liver* Fam ily J oyfu l— Ihufit continued. " t\h n «|,it|l-s- tim t th, tiii-'rien, r«u-um,'* iro t* Imv letter c "thinir. iHtltcr h,,'itnj—h " t r r ~ f - r n. j tn rtri,r " »»gint .lalliiiiM. ant of livin n'l .n,, m,| 1 tin 1*155*000 Persons Entered Miami In Period O f 1 Year * faunn 4.f th.* ' to .I s »!n- wo i ’.I b, th u 'i'b Im* 11'fiif o Oa Uhl low ••t«*9 o n ttlU ' MIAMI. Mat 21 -idh Federal Judge Akerutan turneil tn story trllhtg in murt here rec-ntly after a jury uniultled a mat rhargrd with transporting a stolen automobile to Miami. Speaking to the jury, JudgAkerman .aid: “ You remind ine nt u -ailur on ■ boat abounl which it mnn had died. The captain -ent the -allor to the dead man’* »ti»t«'i.«>ni and told the -ailor to throw the body overboard. * "The next morning the captain found the IhhI) -till there and on inquiry learned that the -ill •> had entered the wrong -tali room "The man we found -aid he wasn't dead bet we didn't believe bNi $ **jnr |.lRDtatinn an.l ft'li­ ••rd »he f!»»|f of M*'tiro, adf* *nt Minis- h alt sly of ih<* vxhibit in •b*nil. I h »< n«tiMin«tfi| by |h«* many r* ftmpnr ■ Tniir “ rr.Tnw ilsmo rovfra ntoit* *|»no* Ibnn :npn> o f tho yronl oxpiMitbm bitiblinir4- wa* a nrYolalloti. MKI#ri«l« Mali in iho I ’ourt of Stnioit will bubs- r.ff’o ««|iiaro fwf «f main fbmt «pn«o with iim :»-M» II h iii I «.p»arr f*o*t %»f m**/»a•mo f1tH*r In thr immeiltntr to.v* f Kbu ta || it| \%*1I I - n i»m »I who pr ih irr thorn »•• »I h*«o wb** .nrs|.;|i with IIHO Mttuiro f« * mi nro f thru! >-b «•$m iroc. «|f thr. tStrh b#» (*♦•-o*l t * » w tk»«i*r* ♦aht •oft ♦•* no t rn lu il olrmoii ••|r plan* k ioo nn I shrill* o.li •» Jifl ihU p*Vft*-a ” | llo ttryril »hit pianiifuot ur$»» : n*».l i-rMor* toako ovrrv offntt !*• ?h$* rwn*um«*r tn m»t tIs• in *1 for $»Yory tin In It*- s|om(« lnn«| «iiirtfo«io1 »hn» lh#» l o t >%n% proeeil reads. Fo.r rente ‘of the sis reel ges ta* gees to road werh. Mississippi has 62$ miles of brick and asphalt pavement sad 5,122 miles nf gravel roads. Th# cost was not estimated but th* state financed the roads hy county boas! irsua* aad federal aid funds. Almost half the state’s sis rent gas tax goes lor highways. Louisiana's rnad, beaut ful high­ ways- 1,900 miles of rigid type pavement and 1,100 miles of nunrigid type—hvere finarrej lly a state hon<| Issue, lieen.e tax and t rlx-crnt gas Jax, That s'tale has more than 7,iNV) mile of gravvl, Alabama's fig res were not available. - FURNISHED Home, modem con­ veniences, reasonable rent, mar­ ried couple without children, 2 GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., May business women or 2 men seeking 26.—(Ah—For the first time in bachelor quarters. Reply Box many years, new'business I eahs i “ Home" care Herald. ’ by th# furniture iaAieir in April For Rent earreded that booked In March, it was reported yenterday by TWO OR four connecting office Seidman A Seidouo, accountants room* over Sanford Gaa Co. to the Industry. , l Im i As Low • H Y ---------- TRANSPORTATION Birmingham. Alg. Will share expenses, Phone 7|A-M. FIRESTONE COURIER TYPE Thlu tire ta o f good Quality ■nd Workmanship — enrrie* the namo *’ Firestone" and full guarantee—told ta low aa many cheap special brand tires manufactured toaell at • price. * IS HERE- FULLY AGED ~ . l • | W ILL TRADE two plga for some chickens or what have yon. Will buy or trad* for light Vee-hottom boat. Phone 341-R. FIRESTONE SENTINEL TYPE T h is tire ia o f hettor Quality, Construction and Workmanahip than second lin e special brand tires offered for aale hy mall order houara and others and made without the manufacturer's name and guarantee- Flrvstono Itatlerle* set a w * bl|h |Standard o f Pawer. Hepvadsbltlry, , I-sox Ufa amt t>«rMjn>v. Wa will tset mnj rnaka of llollcry I HKE« VI ENNA May 2 5 .-M ’t Thr Austrian government mad.’ publlr a dv'xr.’ yesterday furblddiag the display anywhere in the rounlr of either Socialist or Nail flags. W* are equipped to produce first class )ob work at the lowest passible prices. Give us a trial. j 4.75-19 • S . 6 f 6 .1 0 5.00-19 6 .8 * 5-25-18 t ta U a N s a s s S l- COMPARE C o n s t r u c t i o n , Q u a l i t y I k* nude ilire l to Mr. PRINTING § mu:* Hi/r. T h a t Taught T h rift to V 111/0113.” S c i e n t i f i c a l l y D e s ig n e d ii&ty- '<x ;. w hhtiulil NAZI FLAGS IIANNKD 1 .0 * 7 .6 4 | t •*T/ m » T i r e A otto for youngrr* In»y • ft on July tilth M’conil for ol.ltr (>»v« At | A t lotljtj'*.'i lo w |irii'i”» y«ti 1 s'Uit liuxo th e numc n alcly for >mir fa m ily liia t w orld famotin ra re 1 1rivers dcitiuudT h o ^ r it flliit ^ lest o f ro a il untl tru ck liavn R iven I'lroHtoiie a ll u itr lil'i rre«trt!s fo r S a fe ly , Speeil* Irlilcujjc, and Etuluruucc. T ra d e na y o u r w o rn tliin *or *“ c ’ ..-wvwrvw*r^r-™rzr^n niudc w ith file ettlru B featu res o f q ' « m - D ipping 4 ^ 0 3 g r a and 7 w o Extra G t . m - W « n l l />< </ i'.onl Plies U nder the is Pabst Blue Ribbon Ju ly 5 .0 0 - 2 0 ...... 5 .2 5 - 1 0 ____ • FIRESTONE OLDFIELD TYPE T h la tire ia superior In quality to lirut line e|trrlul lirand tlrcaolTrred for sale l.y mail ortlrr Iiouaeu nud mu.Io without the munufuiTurrr'a name and gunranlce.Thla ia c K c w T lr ta to n e SEALTYTE L ea k p roof TUIE 112 Park A x e $ 5 .8 5 6 .3 0 ■A V R YOUR WATCH repaired by im who raally knows how. frlggs, Jswuler, Mag. Av*. the Lvnse Duplicated 4 .5 0 - 2 1 ____ Mte Un Tmmwsttah1— J. W. SHAD0IN U p lfliu v lrin t MUCH MASTERPIECE W H A T 8 M KW N K M IN O IeK F K K I) CO. SEMINOLE FEED CO. atxa .4 .7 5 -1 9 -— J^OIl r M r ir n i rttnsrciiljvt- yearn th e IntUananolia lime:. Itittt’ !,t c ii v.oit ttn F lrcaloiio G u m -D lp p w l lirrn . I , Muty: Ovieilu; ADVERTISING IS FLORIDA EXHIBIT' SEEN BEST WAY AT WORLD’S FAIR TO CURE SLllMP|IS GIVEN PRAISE SKY-RIDE CLIMBER SEES A WORLD FAIR IN MAKING Wage Pendulum "STwingsTOward In New England Judge Scores Jury Young People Are Sponsoring F i g h t Against All W a r s I,: Mom.,,-: K. Ise, -f llarnng.-, Klllsilll, I. Ull Wynn II, Kn’ rrpinu : KlalTord If Itoker, • , Fwiiegi ini, C.'Ilainege, hard surface roads and bridges and Ttaneaaee has apsat about $180,000,000 for Its 7.000 miles of primary rua.b- North Carolina boatied itself to build tha pikes and Tennessee is paying for her* • ilk a gas tax. Lonxe tai and bonds. ’ Virgiaia has two syitema—a primary trunk system of 6.000 avUea aad a secondary system. Abou* MOO rslies o f eoncretr roads have been built gir prrmary system at coat of about $73,800,000. Virginia pays as she goes, tier coatssi plated primary system has a total of OJOO ns lea of trunk roa<h. And the wnrk is being peiit for with a five cent gaa tax. South Carolina's system, includ ing MOO attledtof hard sulfate roads aad 2,110 of imaruied high ways, cost $9(ji00.000. Arkansas bonded herself a few years ago for $9IJUM.0UO and ha* spent <100,000.000 ard built I.•45.36 miles of roncrete roads. 5,464^3 miles of gravel roads and a flock of bridges. Seventy-five more paved roads are umhr con­ struction. Georgia** system has cost $12.’ . 000,000 snd this state pays as she goes. Th* system includes 2,064 i e . ___ y S e t a) Mf ' F tT \wE*s»3 SO high . A40BCOV c o u t. MlkJE VAJhS UP 9 0 Ht&M >7 fOOu ME H»kF A HOUtr O H , H O H O Ofc> *<0u c k l l t h a t h ig h uj E m t S O U tO H t hikVEC* Crtl) u t . T V n ts'acw y *' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y XL 19M VOLUME XXIV -------- — FIRST STEP OF SentmentAmongCitizens DEBATE STILL Interviewed Is Unanimous INFLATION IS For Giving Sholtz Power PERSISTS UPON RINDING BILL TAKEN BY U. S. Fighting Reported Near Peiping China p k ip in o . FARM REL Informal Meetings Of Producers, Proces­ sors, And Handlers Of Products Called May 24.-< a v A m e rits * mlaetonariee at Tungthow. IS mile* *•»» ° r her*. report#* renewed fighting mi the outskirts of Tungchow despite true* report*. The mlnalonartro etoek to thair poata afU r rm cuatlng 70 A mar if an chlhlran attain in g afhnol thara. rhinaaa reinforcem ent. ara re­ ported errWtng and more D**11* lag la Imminent. Authorization Given By Federal Reserve For Open Market Purchase Of Bonds -Sentiment expressed today kt iheir neck* and lead p*i>cil» in vario.a local persona continue* tol their hands for they are ***tainly indicate a willingness in favor of, bi nd to ih# people*’ w ishes.' giving Governor Jtav* Sholtx the C W. Stoke*, local market «wnbroad economy powers he recently rr declare# himaolf as confident requested of the leg islatu re a' i ] that the request mad# by Governor one ""*' nnu special joint session o f both i >hulls I* a reasonable — that It should be granted. “ We House*. H. M. Papworth. expressing at » ght to give nomeon# iU’.hoilly t„ ,k> something for our ta*r-'>proval of the plan, said, ” 1 vrs" he ssid, "for the legislator* President of the Unite,! Stale* been given dictatorial power w. h ,|<>n't 'seem to be able 40 do any­ thing." out any particular ar.xieiy a . , Jld Frank l- Woodruff, Sr the __ outcome. Inasmuch *« w, "Apl'»r*nll>* the 1929, 1931 ah,I aleetad Dave Shell« with a hlgt majority than the President w»- |p.‘M legislature* have failed to elect*,i. why shouldn't we gu lundlon in behalf of the public. House Sidetrack* Au­ to Tag Measure For Discussion OfMinor Legislative Topics New York Votes 12 To One For Repeal ALBANY, May *4.-A ffV Returns today show Naw York sU t* voted IS to on* yesterday for prohibition repeal- The re­ peal vote in th# city of Now York was opproxlmately 41 to on*. In 389 of New York C lty s 3794 districts not a single vote waa caat against repeal. MORGAN Gl LIST OF LOi MADE BY BJ GLASS BANKING REFORM BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE Financier Object* Firm Being Ui Same Regulatk) Commercial Bai TALLAHASSEE, May 24— (A* W A S H IN G T O N . M ay WASIIINGTo S T I*4— <41 Continued debate today delayed (A.P.)—Objectlong by J. I —The first *tep of the series of Senate action on tho public debt WASHINGTON. M*r 24— npeartion* authoriaed under th» M o rg a n to j J h c i n g hid funding bill while the House nld#( A .P .) — C il ia f o r In f o rm a l nflation act w at taken yesterday tracked the anUmokllo llaenao tag p r i v a te ' b an V In g f ir m 1 m e e tin g * o f p r o d u c e r s , p ro with the aulborisatKm by th e f»dbill previously panted by the Sen­ the name examlnhtioiui cerw ora a n d h a n d le r s o f .w h e a t e r w board of tha eral m reserw ate ami turned to minor matter*. market tho Ssnala* it* open a m i c o tto n w ill b e laau e d b e - Q £ J g J [ were recorded by him I three per rent sale, tax measure granting- Governor Jority 7>f th# men wr send t.v th. , , introduced in the House and .* In m eat bond*. . before the Senate Invent!; referred to the fl Ignoring » r power. he requested I believe th at ^ f o r e t h e e n d o f t h e w eek b y Hy this operation, the f*.Vr*l Legislature are iiyc committee. reserve hoard will step lot" the wishes o r else their tongue* i f he. with hi* Cabinet, will ,|J a w r y - , n<ncf U l< t|on rammittee. f a r m a d j u s t m e n t a c t. Ha gave *» his reason th at ro t on xpeaking tern,* wi*h ih t.r j thing he can for Ih# aid of the legislative action was open market to buy government WASHINGTON. May 34~-<Ah They apant yeaterday In an xfbond*. By taking these securities brains. Some of them are- «imllat people. I feel that it woulJ put u )lrn „„ , resolution proposing a —A thunderoua chore* of “aye*' relations with our client* ara. o rt to ipaad op aalaftlon of com­ much more confidential than tho out of general circulation and to our City Commissioners. The, hint on the spot wher# you ran roiutitutinnal amendment to modity ehlafa to gat program* lor (Continued On Page Two) - Milidatr the office* of county tax yesterday put through tho House relation* between a commercial placing them In the hand* of the should have,tin cups hung aroun I . . . . I , agraamanla ..K .m r n l i and acreage trada arraaga recollector amt ' a**e»«or. Th* pro the encompassing Gla*a-Sl»agal1 bank and it* customer* ran bo." SAN FRANCISCO. May 34— reserve banks, the theory is that d-ction under way. po*alBwlll he aubmitted to Alh bank reform bill de»lgn#d to safe­ The committee sw ung. Into this , Secretary Wallaca and George U V -T om Mooney'* long-hoped- $'.!&,OOO.mni mure of ruriency will j electorate next year. guard deposit* and give asaur- phase a fte r making public a Uat ■ J 4. Ptak, tha ehlaf adrainutTa<**r. for trial on an old indictment In Im- placed in circulation. The l|ou*e passed hill* to halt Th s money goes to the banks ane* th at federal reserve member of recipients of loan* by tha Mor­ >apart to complete appointment connection with the bombing of transportation Into Florida of gaabanking vrill be strictly separated gan Arm which included foemer of key maa in IK# naw atl-up the Mill preparedness ik y parade, and to the owners uf the bon,is olin* on whleh th# state tax haa with th* expt-clalion th at by Vlce-Preatdent Dawes, Ambnssa- . from speculative operation*. within 10 vhy*. not been paid and to allow war got under way yesterday, with the pumping the ■•hlUiona) currency Thera waa not even th# form al­ dor Norman H. Davts, R ^ha™ C. A. Cobb, A tlanta farm adiveteran* |38 sxemption on occu­ ity of a roll call whon th* reform Whitney, president of th# Nek^j tor, aaaumad hit p « t yaataiday aa first session devoted to an un­ into th* bonk* credit will lie pation*! Ilrense*. ration production adm ln.atfator. successful attem pt yto select a loosened, making mure readily Senators Whitaker, Tampa, and bill waa passed and sent to th* York Stock Exchange, Charlen Bavailable money for business pur­ Ita companion MlUhall. former h*nd ®f th* N** Ilo hopaa to parfact n program J ry. tl*arham. W rit Palm Beach, con­ Senate, wher* " measure la unflnlahed bualneaa. tlonal City Bank, now on tria l o* which con bo applied to ihia tinued their attack on the adminThe prosecut on accepted juror* pose*. Secretary Wowhn announced charge* o f tax evasion, and o th e r year's crop, now almoat entirely as drawn and intended tmiprasenr Dtratlon debt funding blit offering Ju st aa a test of strength, howev­ the laauguration of lb* poticy prom inent figures. A er, there was a laat rising voi p lan ted Prof. M. U WlUan. of nmendment aD*r amendment, but no erldence. Aa to the MlUhell loan which after a meeting of th# cabinet. Th* Montana SU U Collage, wheat the administration force# under showing only 19 membera against Meoney sot with hi* attorney*, administration has announced it* the recipient haa aald now a tw s g production adm iniatrator, haa bean Senator Holland, Bartow, rallied the measure and 283 for It. headed by the veteran Prank P. policy would be to use the expan­ NEWPORT, R. I . May 24— (AT TAMPA. May 24 -F lo rid a had Broad In Its terms, th* bill aa a t some $8,000,000, Morgan to ld on duty for aeveral daya. to defeat each attack. Walsh. Among the spectators was sion privilege only • • it is needed —Mrs. Eugenia Woodward Jelke, "Trunk" belhlng suits jroold^b# y e t.fa c e t.a n uncertain future. De- th* committee lt.-.w n n .9 l Around lhaaa two commodltiaa. sm aller percentage of Ins* In his mother, Mary Mooney, and his to bolster business and in,I "trial under-collateralised. .... testifying J n .a - P iw t o f. har.trw tp barrrri from Florida'* beaehee and ( Continued On Page Three) long tha backbone of the nation'* ......... *f(ir jjVorte, charged her J. P. Morgan oponed th# ch wife. lUne. . _____________ ■ctieitlea. - Federal reserve board farm inewme thaw a n y other elate petition other swimming plncee. If Ragriculture am i tha cantor of it* Mooney hs.l been brought to member* have said the reserve between 1929 and 1933. Receipts husband yesterday with a «#rie* tered portals of th# house of More Strickland, of Humter. haa hla farm aupplie* problem*, aom* of the county jail her* a fe* *My* system wuuld do everything in its from major crops a r ,t livestock „f physical a»*aulu thmughout way about it. gan for Senate fact Dndera the moat Im portant a d j-atm an u •go from San Quentin, when' he terdhy and they w ere told their nine month* of married Ilf*. Mr. Strickland yesterday mornare tentatively planned under tha h*s been servirg a life sent-nce |H«wer to carry out successfully product* for the la ttrr year were neither he nor hla partner# Her husband, F. Frasier Jelke. IngHnlrodtired ■ bill in the lloute. the PresiiWnt* plan for a con Xl.l p e ic n l less than in tb> act. for the bonding, which re»ult»<l trolled Inflation. paid Income U se* for the last two also heaped continual abu*e on in the United which stated: “All person* are former. Red-cl.un Newton D. Bright, a format in a lus* of 10 lives. The plan was tirncribed by mem­ Male* a* whole was &•!.» pet- her. Jlr*. Jelke aai.l In Newport hereby prohibited from bathing In Kentucky comm it*iorer o f. a g ri­ ’ While a record-breaking crowd . When adjournment w*< taken county »up*rior ro .rt. public o* appearing at or near culture, Is being considered for for the day 35 of id talesmen in bers as th* most easily controlled cent. of spectator* linUired Intently. Almost immediately after har any public bathing place sort of inflation and , system that Federal *tati* 0 m showing th* the post of tobacco production a d the panel had been e a r sed either Superintendent of Parka Jsmea Morgan taatlfied under queetHm- ( m arriage in Ib-cemlier, 1939, her clothed only in what ia commonly would be u m b r constant supervi­ income by stales lor the last tour m lnlatrator and Earle Smith, i f for cause or by peremptory dialsion by g nveinw A l, oifidals and year* have been released In Wash­ husband »trurk her whtla, thay termed “tronka“ or rolled fcathlag Moughton today announeed that ing by Ferdinand P*co«v th# com­ • Chicago, president of tha lllinnl* Itnge. Of the M remaining ip the ington. Analysis of the figures per* on a train going from Rlr- suits." Violation of the proposed he had completed tha erection of mittee couneel. th a t he had paid A ' A gricultural Aaaaclatlon, ha* bean jury bo*, seven Were women. A federal reserveJ m "k » . (Continued On Png# Three) The President waa authorised to made for the current number b» m.ngham to 'Chicago, *he said. law would bo termed a misde­ 39 orange colored marker* which W offered the- i«M« position tor com new panel was ordered for today. In the latter city, he knocked her meanor. employ four method* of currency the Florida Grower, agricultural are designed to assist aviators and hogi. tha adm inistration of The trial opened a fte r a last expansion. Ih# open market opera­ inagaaiue published heir, d>xl“*,'j down twice, »he lesllfle,!. breau** In order, h# *al,l. to make en­ which will ha combined minute legal objection had been tions of th# federal reserve board rlorida has lared markedly beslt- •he •pent 119 for two dosen pa»»- forceable the law* against "book­ who visit tho Hanford Municipal In addition to production odmlnmaking" operation* in wagering Airport. swept aside by the state supreme beirg the first, and the one which than any uther during Ih* depie*- |w rt photograph*. itt rotors, man will be selected for Th# marker* ara In position court, which rejected an appl <a the administration has #«pr*<srd In lanuloii, *be drclarrd, he „n “prise fight", cock flghta, arch­ aioB, companion poata to adminiatar lion of John O’Gara, law prnfei Ing contest*, swimming race*, foot along the field, and they define threw her down and raise,I a lump hope woulil lie adequate l„ pro■thud* Island ma.k- the seco-d '■ctlaitias in connection with tha •or and taxpayer, for a w rit of dur* the desired upturn in busi­ best showing, It* loss being ;I7 per­ on her head and tried l» kick her rare*, bora* ra *•. golf matches the landing area. They ara erect. processing and m arketing of **ch or any other rontrst of »po#d, skill mandate to compel dismissal of ness. cent. Uf the remaining Id Stats*, Ireth out. *d a t th* suggestion of th* De­ commodity to b* undertaken . ndar Three Indictment* w e r e . . . the indictment. Late in their married Ilf*. *he ,.r endurance,” William V. Albury. partm ent of Commerce, Airways The operation* authorised yes­ only nins showed a reduction of tha act. Only ona of these. Guy Cturned by the JtomlnoU County of Munru* Introduce*! » bill In Inn A t the o itse t Judge Urals terday or* p Iting into u<- only a lets than 80 percent. New J-isey •ant, »h# believed .he wa« going Division, whose officials recently grand Jury lat# yesterday nD*4* Shapard, of Evanston, III., a re Ward said h# would not allow the fractional part of the activities hud 37.9, New llainpak.r*. to. tn have a chili) and she told him. House yeelerday morning to make tiled m eal packer, haa so fa r bean trial to become an instrum ent for such operation* a m lade maa nor placed • high rating on the ,o:al noon and presented to ClrciM She said hr responded that it w*» auhorited for the federal reserve t onnertic .1 40.7, Jiassacliusevls selected. Ha will h a n d e trade field. Court Judge Millard Binstead of a felony. (Continue*! on Tag* Two) barks. 41.1, Vermont 42.9, West Virginia “rldieuloii*." Mr. Moughton also announioJ tha atatem ent th at other# wlU h# ‘ agreement* Involving yacking Moving swiftly la»l night, the In a I'ari* night cl h, in 19.11, The use of the open market rp40.2, IVnnsyluvniw 40.7. .New hour* products, particularly hog* House placed its approval on a that within a few day* construe- forthcoming probably on F rid ay .J •he waul, women rapte to him anil e ra t on plan was taken as an in­ York 4n 2 and talifo rn la tuJl. The - Indictment*, all agaW re measure whlrh would permit the Hon will begin on a new runway A man to taka general charge «al mi hi*’ lap and ki«*e,l him. d ention (hat the admin-stration Isms of farm inroma In the pensioning of persons who lorn me that will perm it boats weighing white persons, are aa followe r ) of the trad* agreem ent program "I called him a letheroiu old did not plan to employ any <T the other 37 slates ranged from 81 Grover Sharp, charged wuN, remain* to b* aalectad. Cheater 79 year# nf age and are •ilhout an much as four Iona to be lowered others a t this time. per,ent in Michigan to 79ft m man”, «h* »ai,l. visible mean* of support. intp 1-aks Monro* or from the wilfully and malklously cutting Davis, a form er Montana commis­ Mr*. Jelke further (ratified that a fence. He pleaded guilty before (Continued On Pag# Two) TALLAHASSEE, May 24— (At sioner of agriculture, will have lake with speed and safety. TIGER CAPTURES CAR in Imndon, during a trip linme'k- IIURGLANH m a k e j i g . r a w b —Inspector* of the sta te motor gtnaral charge of tha work of pro­ The runaway, to be 84 feet long, Judge Smith who ordered a airly after (heir honeymoon hd ctlon adminiatrator* for each vehicle U g .departm ent hove col­ , RAN ANTONIO. Tex.. May 24. M'ALEHTER, Okla., May 24 - will be constructed between the tone* withheld upon payment wanted hi* "es-m utie**" lo dine , . commodity—wheat, cotton, to m , lected approalmately 1 *8,000 ..men —UP)—A female royal Uengal (AT—Rr. A. A. Duncan, pastor of municipally owned P. D. S. boat costs. with (hem and I rrfused, natural Link Kennedy, who Is char hogs, tobacco, rice and dairy prod­ May I from Ptnridiana who have tig er rod* into San Antonio yes­ th* Raptlat Church hsra, la work­ itock and tb* dock now occupied ly”. Mr*. Jelke did not name 'hi with aggravated a e e a u l t bought three-dollar Georgia II- terday tn complete possession of ucts. ing with Jig-saw pussies th at are by the Winn-Lovett Grocery Co.. woman. Charlie Oliver, a negro, on A t the Informal meetings an In- eerie* instead of Florida tags, of- a baggage and mail ra r on a p**In th* vicinity of the Legion Hut. ,liferent. Yeggs made them. They H. M. Papworth, who ••»i»led She said that al Palm Reach he 17. 1933. Th* runway will be constructed • tensive study of price*, produc­ fle'als of the d e p srt/irn t said to penger train front Dalian.- She re tu rn o t luval per MUM in (lllrg •lapped her in the face during a trucked away th# church safe and II. A. McMIcheal, charged tion, -turpluiea and plan* for l*#t- day. Effort* have 'been concen broke from a rage almost :fMl ilaim a for dam age. «uffrre,l d u r­ .racked U In a lonely apot behind in plenty of time to be readable aggravated assault upon Samu hlnrkgammun game and that in itaring the return U\ the farm er trated In larger cities and ot guiles from here. M. II. Margrovr. ing the fruit fly campaign. l,"Uy for us* during a proposed regatta the stale nrnitentlery. Finding Chiruxu »he once threatened "In Wilkinson near Lake J***up ea Sr II be um hrtaken and Wallace more Important highways, hot railway express baggsg* clerk, announced that Prr»nk-nl M.iy a'ld nothing in it *xr»pt P»P*r». Kbey that will be held her* on June 10. this month. (Continued Oil Paga Two) and P»ek hope th a t plan* will b* officials said the Inspection will /led . Police and ton worker* suc­ Secretary Uabcmk Of the Florida proceeded to ear th# Insurance pol­ A cable and drum system la to be Judge Smith ordered praaented fr o * within the Indus b* exUnrtrd tn all localities with­ ceeded in recaging the animal Glower* Re-linburaenieat foniinlticies. abstracts, note* and the like constructed that will perm it the there cases certified to the. here. in the n s i t few weeks. easy w llhdrawtl of boats. trie*. into hits. tee will leave for Wa*bingt"n ty Court. They will b# tried d a r­ next week. ing th* July term. States Attornev L. P. Royl# a t They will a*k Pre-i,l#nt l!'»‘*enoon today said th a t the grand vell to attach an emergency ,lau*e GENEVA. May 24t - W ) - ln Jury probably will retu rn w hh two In ,me of the billt_|ia**|ng ibij* gh no bills late today, and th a t ToTigreS* *ugg*rlirg a 6li iwrrent spTreil T y ’ l're* hV iiT* rtob«evfTC*T further Indictments may not bd payment on all rlsin u filed by dM-tline thaP tlw United Stale* forthcoming until Friday morn­ i* i n ly t o consuh powers In ;li* F unds fsrm et* and grow, r f»r How Ktortda'i oxhiblt a t the ing the day. Ths challenge of the next gen-, proper devslopment of boys. ing. A fifth display will be a model •Umage* suffered during th < *rn- event of • meiSicr of wor, F.ngls,'J NEW YORK. May l i ^ m - World'* Fair in Chicago la so well Concluding hi* talk, Mr. Guern­ Four ca re t are listed nn th* civ­ tixlay Inlruduced at the disarms eration 1* a real and vital one, |isign. Florida home to be elect,-,I in a Through G erard Swope th# gov­ arranged and advantageously lo­ Mr. Papworth slate,I thu. dur­ nim t conference rrvi»e,l ,'lau»«s •aid Rotarlan Kembick Guernsey, sey Impressed hla hearer* with il docket which Judge Smith group of typical A nirnran home* . em inent obtained testim ony todnv cated that It probably will be the mor# than B mils away froiii the ing the past two weeks, nix' 'b a n which would stipulate in the r*„- of Orlando, In a short talk on th* fact that “Back of every boy sounded yesterday morning. Three ' th a t a f u r Charlen E. MlUhell fine*! of any it* la was deocribod ill claim* have been add, ,1 to of a breach or threat of a hrracli "Boys Work" before the Rotary gon* wrong is a man who failed of them w*re panned temporarily, Hall of Utales. sold Ms stock to Mrs. Mitchell "to to Sanford K insm ans today by whll* one was set for hearing on Th# sixth dixplay will be know n •core* of other* arreplrd kirli* th at member* of the Uriandin his duty or hla opportunity to Club of Banrord yesterday. record n low " *o he would have Karl Lehmann, trad* body secre­ aa tha Florida Exotic G a n le n * the pa*t few month*. II *0111 June 8. Killogg pact, or the l^ o g e of to pay no income ta x In 1929 he “It I* a challenge th a t should »*J that boy's fret on th# right _ (jm « spanned. ar«:_B «du-Q rtgK tary, who, under leave of absence wkere ovary variety of tree, that nearly 1700,090 damage l« Nations, or any I.im niember surh then made a claim am the National Hardware Co., vs. Smlth-Jordalt pur. as the Unite,! Sisles wr— H«m ,w not g o -u n h e rd * :!'b y R ourU nx". path." ' from his duties here, haa for the ahrub, and Dower known to Fl«r- ■l^liqed by RemlnnU City Company In a a effo rt to Inc.: Flora Long ve. J . J. Cat*“V Kotarians O. W. 8 p*ne*f and IdA Will be displayed; " >nnr, and th at one prmninrm Cel­ may propose a general consulta­ h« stated, “a challenge th a t gives ----------avoid loss on the Stock: --------------ra. E. K- A* A. Mr. Lehmann said that the Fair ery Avenue grow er icek* payment tion. Caulhon llutchtnon mad* short damages; J . L. Wlmbish vs. the atate In the InUraaU of the Rotary gn opportunity to Imbue Mitchell la on trial fa r evading Douglas*, *t a). will open next Saturday and that for an estim ated tt3,uuo lnn»g* Fair. talk* th at related to tho Jomgs all boys with th* idea of a man an Inmme tag In 1939 and *30 hy », young The case of Sam Klnlaw, exhibit* are lo hi* pepper crop. Florida will have alx different Florida's various with a capital “M". It la further of tha Florida Legislature, while white man who la suing th# the At-, all-eedly fake sale* stock. display*, Mr. Lehmann told the ready for Inspection. They will be a challenge that we In Florida K ill Lehmann sum msrised some (antic Coast Lin# Railroad »• ft won#, a director In both the oad M Klwanian*. The principal dliplay maintained during the entire fiveof th* many local activities which $60,000, will be tried June 8- Klashould particularly answ er." flatinnal City Ranh and the Na- will be in the C eert o f Stale*. month period, and many novel fea­ Comparing the costs of reclaim­ bs termed aa "good new t.” ttnnal City Company, .testified law lost a foot In an accident »**« N u t ia point of interest will b# a tu res calling attention to all of Those attending the luncnson Rands Biding some month# ago. gon-sewing an Informal meeting One of tho largest civil suit* ing tho lives uf the youths who two and one-third acr* bearing or­ th* displays wtU be eel forth from were: Hotariana N. P. Yowell and a t National City Cempcay direc­ filed in Circuit Court here In many have been sent lo prisons and Kendrick Guemaay, of Orlando, ange grave th at will occupy a tim e to time. tor* In March a t la st year a t TALLAHASSEE. ti* y 24. (At months today woa made a m atter house* of correction with th* cost Tho** attending th# luncheon large mctlon eomn di*lance north and U. E. .Hill, of DeLand, aa whteh. V aald. MlUhell made Me w ere H. H. Pattlahall, of Geneva, —Commissioner M a y o t o d a y ot record following receipt of In­ o f properly *d rating the grow­ g .e sti, and Rotarian* Randall elaiwi -tn broad terro*,’’ eaytag he of th* main hall of tu ts * . ing youth, Mr. Guernsey said that warned grower* th at If they M>ray formation from Palalba attorney*. A third display wlU eeneeni It- J. N. Thompson and J . T. langley. Chase, who presided. 8 . O. Chare a rM n aH r bought th# stock ta be•elf with the enU rtalam nnt of a t Alabama, a* visitor*. Kiwanisna their citrus fro it with arsenic they Th* plaintiff U Julius Reid who “I f erg spent only on# fifth u S r- H. M. Watson, H. B. Pop#, G W H of tho Notional City GENEVA, May 24^4A »t-e«M Howard Overiln, who preaided. will do to a t th*4r own peril. May* area the’ Florida Bridge and Con­ muck tn trying to keop th* bov children in th at It M a miniature W. Spencer, Georg* C. H ard ts, J today deDnltely pane and anggeetlnc the accepted UH orange carmval sim ilar to the Ray Fog, Fletcher Bally, Bill Du •aid th* state areenk law ha» not struction Co. for *190,000 aa from doing and going wrong, w* A. Wright, B. P. Haines. W. C. League of Nations plan to m*ght to hold hli ' -W orking World" exhibit a t a ra ­ Rose, Julius D iagftlder. P iter been rgpsnled aad It Is unlawful damage*. P elatk. and Starka a t­ wouldn't need to try to bring h in back with what 1 term aro futile Hutchison, Leonard MaLucas, W It* dispute with Colombia ' eat carnival near th# M ayfair •chaal, K. I. Hey, B. D. CuweJI. to spray despite the fa t that a torneys represent Mr. IU H Si ^ AO REPORT* IKCOMR M. Ilaynee, P. J . 8 tlne, J. A L*tkla border territory, V. A. Bpeer, T. U Dumas. S. J. bill I* pending la the legislature Hber.'ff .J . F. McClelland w lleUL The speaker said th a t R otanans Brown. R. P. MonUalvatge. W. A entail* th# evacuation a t The feurth display wtU be th a t Nt>« P. 8 Lam*on, V. R. WlUon, to amend the preeeot laws. He given an order to be served a* RflA V oK E, V a , May Tarpon Springs T. 0 - Sharon. 8 . r . Doudney. W, •aid he baa been advised that a local representative* uf *h# bridge • u meet the challenge of youth leffler, H. R. Stevens, Karl U h - land and placing th* dl# ’ 429 w— hold law a 3399110 h-wt a t a typical sponge fishing boat from which 8 . Coleman. C. O. Bar*. Rupert few grower* have already sprayod company who are sub-contractora bp sotting proper examples before m .nn, 8 . 0 . Oray, 8. Pulaaton, under th* Jurisdiction of * n**t fn~T wrowth# nf l*«* Strickland. W. B. Faehary, Karl th*lr grar#* with arsenic. In«pec handling th# rend ruction of the all boys and by ro-oporating with Martin J. Brant, Ar W. Epps, aad commission. Colombia Norfolk Wentero »*R- diver* will demand Into th a v program two weak* ago. t e n i f i laguon to bring up l^ h m an a, Howard Long, amt Ar­ lor* a ra checking th# grove*, he brt4ge a t Lake Monroe. groups who actually assist la th* II. H. Coleman. a t various intorval* dur­ th u r Braaaa. MOONEY’S TR IAL UPON OLD COUNT it'll]aL 1 A 4k 1 ^ -S J 17-Year-Old Indict­ ment Being Used In Present Litigation Meamire-laAmong Other Items To Guard Deposits FLORIDA LOSSES WOMAN CHARGES UPON ITS FARMS HUSBAND STRUCK LOWEST IN U. S. HER MANY TIMES Drop Of 33 Per Cent Mrs. Jelke Testifies Also ThatHeHeaped 1 n R e ceinta.. Since Abuse C o ntinually 1929 I s Reported New Markers A re Placed At Sanford Municipal Airport r 3 Indictments A re ReturnedBy Grand Jury Late Tuesday Buyers Of Georgia Auto Ttfprs Warned Steps To Be l'ushed To Get Fruit Fly Aid « S w ope Testifies Lehmann Tells Kiwanis Club About Mitchell Sought Florid&’s Exhibit A t W o rld ’s Fair Pay For His Loss f FngliHh Plan Would Strengthen Protocol Kendrick Guernsey Talks On “Boys Work" A t Weekl y Rotary Meeting Unusually Big Suit 18 Filed With Court Growers Warned Not To Use. Arsenic Spray Peru Accepts League Plan Of Settlement tirtiiiJ'w liid e' 1 S ’” �t I IS m 4AUW ilJBWdWffJII ». " " T ' * * ' " |C r T * i » ?*'->-■ *— e - i- s .—e«v ■. V - I *■ * i ■- — —* - • : - • ; —* ' ip w * " * ' “I - "'*• e :■ _ •' . ___________ Batting M arks , Sh o w \d O f 1st Month O f Play Central Florida Loop ng to Court Hogaa ofTkiaU. Tha new b II 3 1 '.tide* a »alary of B y “BOWLING NOTES” t h .a rnni Ko° to 11000 v,r '"•r ,OT U nder n • • rro v ifiio n s eachMbe Jualk* of lh* Pear* and N e w tha Conslahl*. roosUbl* Bob WUb* rvcetrod rvxreirod cos salii I Hal wMJ# he upwards s f 92500 Iasi pear twclu'*Conuwmtd From Pave Oooi ILw toc, who voluntarily r-duerd ,ng mileage. He prooably netwd hi, salary undar what !•» i* af( o u n ty Com m ip»ionfr» rtc tiv a lowxd, tu wher* he a*U"-* 12100 a p tr dlcn of pel last yvar in salary, will rrwivu year. TH# rew b II pros Wes O ut frotii 91200 to >21000 slider lb* lhay may be paid from 9200 lo new bill. * , 1180 per year. Tax Assaaaor Alag Vaughan Mem'wra of (he Hoard of PubHe net'm l $1273 last y ear, aceordiag lastracUon are paid 948 per year to a**i*(anl M. F . Doudney. Th* an a per diem hail*. The near bill nrw bill pioxiile* that his salary •provide* that they shall icteiee shall I* from <1400 lo 12300 from 1100 lo 1100 per year.' Supervisor of Ragiatratloa W. i . The Associated Press dispatch Th gpen Is paid $44 par month ai which adr'sed The Herald of Sem­ prcsrnL The new bill sals his sal­ inole County's terjuiyemenu un­ ary a t from $15^ to $500 per der the new bill did ro t mention y » ir. . what amount shall be paid Ibe Prosecuting A ttorney J. C. T as Collector, luut yesr Jno. D. LeonanE estim ated $1200 aa l)U -link las approximated a $3*00 per net Income ta il yepr. Ths nrw year net Income. UAVK T 0 U 3 WATCH repaired hill guarantees him from $000 to by one who really knows bow. 91200 per year. Irigga, Jew sler. Mag. A n . Ju st lev of tha Pear* fee* have L E G A L N O T IC E -L o s t a n d F o u n d aven ged about 92400 per year r#». i s r i m t in n t n r tu n r o r t T i - — — . — ------POUND: le a th e r s u n k ; in r- tn» r«i«re «r i * T ) MKIttKey" Case with three Feed outfit. J^KTjlKIt. Deceased—IM Pitts, bile h*)*.; Initial* on case ' ‘ n e t t , n n ritT : may h are same by app 7 8 HTTOfff- audpayl a r f T ^ Ir VV«rn»r W * \ r s V ’t e ; k - A u to W o b d e . J llreeden J XVeaxer STEEL c a b and body Ford T o tals u„ truck with U g. 92AO. 0 | T Ford ton truck. Stake and rat I* I I lii«*h 1*1 m with U g. 950 Reel A Son*. T • 141 ii » T IU.IK f Sunday at th* Sanford Ifawiing .sii i -- *---• • - , Club allay* t h e ’ SanfiH 4 -man team loot to lak e ciiflnty by 17 TfWw Y ••fIh jU . (Contliwsd Front Pago Dae) Ml lsa.M»« pins while the Sanford 2 man - a i J 0f inloxirst1*-/ beverogoo.” llru .WIj t. • ' • n r in ti .it I J . . , Ai* s u e — 'S of groat - ta n team won thalr m at.h from the P'“*By PBTKK IH.'IIAAI. '.li t'r m n " at 'be “rn i« u al «nd extra Lake county boy« by In th* first m a'rh II. Eaton at .IU [ « „ • H nf r**w#r to the t o m » Orreetary * [nrdtnoiy x-ant* r* assaults on otherwise -fa la k e rounty totalrd '-07 for 3 x u i iiti ix i u x i . i s : Pres Me-1> hx I‘ii - gre*s" and games with 237 for high single IV l. |v t pits'i"" 'ha* these poxrers hurlera Were features ,if| Rig A»a Wall, vetrian C is-osiNi W ••rk , 5 ^ eefomn-" I* II • while in the 2 man. G*«. Ilabe of sis Florida Rase hall l.eagur o tfk l be returned to CnotfCW as sonn as who hus th u year I .'VV'1 Sanford, scored a 213 for high !<• the p ir.rn t rtnergm -y la over. o f Sunday whicb brought th e nwd r I'h iu i*tpht.» single van** of the any. :i'a? I»f. list ton called the passage month of play to , satis- Util**, hs* swi-pl ynit'.g r ijit krr il In the a a r o n d Merrhant’a .A | | l^9f Mt of th- lie* i hill “open defiance Leaime the Ne-lll Rfittlers arv . Ira h a in , I lay tu tu lirui Iii t.-timer 1;t«»o|tat9 lilha prior,seasons, the first ''a n d viola'inn nf the C onstitution” atilt in first plare by a :| game liNltiru*1 XHI.It It IS produced tho utmost in ,roni the pinnacle a* j that lagiflators had sworn to up- margin with Forre-t Gatchal'a ►lontiM 1iVirimh#* til not only in tho pitching leader nf th r t onual .■« >! hold, and rrofxoood a re-nlutlon of second and the V’alder Motel in *91....... 'll* tho hatting and fielding He­ tlaseball Iwsgue. ‘*{sl rondamnotb,n pf 'home "who tre a t Third pla-e. /4f r .n i r at*. Existing Irogue rec. Ma>saying lie- xuiiiliinnl -Innts Vli 1*0.it!Ai r i a s i 'lightly their noth «f nfflro.” The scores: *IT r*.|l t>M |pa*llM I.IK K I til STX HM X B tT IO * . in oach deportment have f Joinar, liu ish aid l, a rd lisa s at We r-|.-r**llv deplore th at th* ToalwsW tied o r broken by players or .laytuiia Urach Sunitiy iflrriMHm •^ J lllW h i'e llnme. teith hy anmninre- Vf KdImn 9Ihr I*Jf Mt l«t o : IXt Ml It -­ In a manner that gtiaran- |o r f l ’. * h l l - t ln l l \ r I r nr*. \V * ll Kansas fits **' ( meat tbxt Is-er-and wine would ii l»*9MBf|«r$ • fM u* III HI Iff n •Hylir more spectacular play, w hile ift r il h i* N v *i«t*r fr«»m .l*m to ,H 0 l i e ser-ed there and allowing Ihr IT Wrf totmlfl a m t h tu ts xsstM ix tiiix m ID M» 1 4 * * t. tv Iff ?*71 lit ovary rity In the loop come, n go nhead nf l.taham hy nearly | *il» I de'b -rv of truck Inads of beer a t It. l!«f nn 14 Now tt»l»*ri» 2* n f effectixre n r surprising 10 points. Graham err trd un- h tl, a ll i I( »,• after midnight Anrll 7. i n I f f ■« MM in(ill t• T»**«*U fMtruii«in on tho part o f soma one nr ■it th lea tries tu drop from *W1 In It.i 5‘ i 1nh-w neranbist under flnshlighta x. Idlit'/iTis* .Hr ’ II ’ ii players. ,a]« . ||*y | llfttlflrl* t over the land, AlUntJ *“ 11 .448. If t taiui'-'i'd-t Vradlining the month's srtWI: »b..tld xnreepHer its dignify, nl NumUy'ii |J M fi brou^ltt ftv« KflitMlIlF It one must include n e e M '"—'* rtw Lallt r* u»(f» lh# —1J J* ( .iis |„w li.slf In '-e lureed Into a hill «»f b-l nitllB llnrfc ng fnr Fanfnrd. A-a W all’s . tssird fnr berr.” Rarlnw sqldt r r rl»Fh, lit.tl flr»|i; i- •_* »»• .Ll*?*n Kgloua .hatting, fur Cocoa, am) Ifial |t>ai!ior. Tin* n«weo<sirr* *i«*t 1V 'l'h orlixiix wa« itmter S« apoetarnlsr fielding hy Roh tlv Iei«rniev "the report B*rt t i l l #11 iiiitl JtH* ILfrqr*. of tan and Eddie Moore, nf O '. rnte turned ic.war l the o rp o a l h H t P" " 1 »*—«—»■■■ “> Best- - L jilfl lL'.iLaiiibdUuu>b4 jtUwjsswAounL, B&nu* al#«'iu*i*t ColUm I'oyrrr*, of .Rermea PHne, of Cocoa. eenMrim " f the Chief KxmUtlvr ,• In addition, It t« Impossible to Ur(umU», fid I* l(* rrr|| n#tj |^« of ,u r. n*ii<*"." McCulffy, of r WJ'I, overlook the mnrhinr-lik* peila lh- 1s t rsimxiiro. Hart' n The Leesburg llruins who ubked ‘/•farmanee o f the Hanford .Celery.aid. to 'h parlies bml been capHull and Curly at Ssofntd fin I , feds with their seven-straight t |ire i |IV r.r,»-'b"iiir force* through "n at »c *e end powerful romht1ju ris* t the potential power lying kits mt. .Sunday, pim prd tnl«» »-r; 1X2 III V •S Slere I 4T 114 ill the hata of players at le e s. on l place m team hatting wt*h u natWi of "uniVrworld" and “ur»II U l l l f . *1 ta t I U >f» II .1 • mark nl ~Mi. The Fails .lni.i.ud Tho VaMei lintel tram In the .h*'nr and Cnroa a« evMeored by »*r*n{M". resultine In "the rfisf t l • IS Jtnn'lax's ahow inrs: 'h r dsfep.lre franchirement of frletal* of pny Sanford Rowling league took 2' T mI a I o ' weaknesse- that hnve proven so hlbttion." , resfly to f/-eebxirg and New Smxr- 7 to Lung him witlyn one rlutnr# v .- n 'i ,.. pim snd{ ry»f»«9^#nlNtivr«*, rep-erepl»tives. psL-sod the further fart that on i*f .Nut Shiilwy',, t'.UI iitom ! of |.% he kl'led. had been “formal up- n | lews the Celervfrils pro head'd (Had #• without rrto r hy «i f%lch* (H-rl nf forfeiture of fae*V reg ­ wtthln the next in d a ta , t h 'l 's , laritv” to ."do the p arty ’*- hid I will he th e flia t-half pennant. ■M »'re (e-tead of represen' log lh* | ' Amonir . 'h e herler*. ymntr “ II- uf thr fiisl Month of pl«j [ • hot they muda- II Hit*. I ' * ' wl’l nf nn-tl'ueut-.'i Ablml to Emil Yd*. Laea'airg m anager.! llor and his side-arm delivered lion the t'nrna lh«k*«- j -••• '• • 'I th r .e fact r* whirh he term—I •■dfi'rxrctlie to representative peoss.flre today e 'v e h'm the who has pnlisl out tw o t r ip le - in from i'lx In .278 an<l tu Added attraction lo regular feature picture illractlon leading predion among the hti-l on* m in e , as well ns two iliiu b lrs pie r in team hatting. govern .pent." Bnrlyn named nMatinee 10-35—Night 1010. era. On Mav 7 hr l»-rnm» th '1 In nne gamy. In s e tu rfrg four hits filT ie ia l recu M , n ' (c le a n -1 'jg fp u pj-r.bcr dsn -er thtT power* given le a p ts's firs ' hurler of- a ao-hit. in fo u r trie s no M u r I I he " , w it h 1texlay by I ’v le r S ih n tl, I m J ih* tn 'he I•root*lent hy Congress. On The Stage po-rotl game when he hsndej th- W a ll, tho league’s only 1.000 h it­ -rr ru ta r y , a ir as fnll.iwm: "N e'er before In the history r f 3:30, 7 A 9 Vaudeville New Smyrna Crackers an « lo n ter *n fa r this year the republic have we seen such The four out nf five hriMlnir o f 1TH %xt . II %ft M II %»e. r n ' cal ard revolullonarv meas­ defeat. P rior In that hr defeated The Six Dsnring % ltd 9t*» PN Orlando .1 to 0 with th»re hit*, Wally Shannon and Cracker l i r a - , " etuou S hooerrllra 2if »•• 1ft IM ure, a'tn'dcd or proposed” hr while last Week he aenln h lsnlrd ham. of I'avlniia, A-a Wall, of sahl. "The P'd'ljc tn'n.l seems __iU -lli an, Tslcul—l ft ?t A of -<: f > , , i j r . . u t i u d ---------llk e -Oelandoew* il U U, -allowiotK am h o Serrnadrr* IJB i« aod - tu n 'e I (>y •1 JJa II *( r.% | • It li imIm 8tage IMml plv hits. Hr. far he ha- hurled J» million* it seemnM Hr % SB If 119 Ul nr, (| N* w HittYf 1)4 and Sam DeKrmal ,»ie of the real nature and IniTh- IVutn, Man . *«rh iN itiv tn rs \i. i i v m s t : 1 | s . h " f "V*nv m o v e m e n t s " l e l i t a Midmaa r f . l lnh «i «M N II %« !ml»l lh# |! l ll iitriliH iMil ft*rord, I' ' Part n m l'ed the m"Vr tow a'il | I|IM Ih-llshl • ‘ia ••» 1» ir M •' both hnvlng set down 12 S fw ( Chic Thomaa „ , , , | of the Eighteenth Amend­ .... i»4*Utu* n *' ('itlllrlli.l It .^Mivinnrn In *)ni* Th# U*ii«ui* j «'»i.tt.ti.. riA»". I*i>m * *$ *; (pc>«tf "|kti vr«'dlF«( Iwtrnval of Eddie Dmring re opt 1- 13 strikeouts .rm lltrd «"j “.; r,lV , h '"im'„ s • ' piihlh- tn ist ever ' om m ltt"'l hy J ss a I • I l e . l o - l 20 Arllnln, 9 Vodvll Aeln MorrL* Mcfiirinirlii «if «»n ' nri.ui i'* '» n .'a t ive tavly In America. Mark* A.i.# f? Ill'll *I’ tU rK 9If I l ImI•• * Pointing out that 13 -ta trs Mlmlf a.’ .V * '*. #% „ # HllMIII.MN. «».-• : MuttlC'Mirth IvonVinii, iif (fTMii, I l l 'l l , Of* •|. i » i H anf'if 'l • Gladys | Hits meit.l prevent ratlMeotln,, ef the Melody t s l - l . sett Twirls te e -h u rr. and Maxwell. „f Ran- "« ; « • ' • , l '" '" l igsea l«r. he appealed to 'he Rap­ llm on A nailer fnr| | , rNCh hllY# P»* • *• II. • . . . , . 1 met •mi., " ttd t ■ A Show You'll l* 1%tirtlNff I#I»K * t!. .-m rlc I'sneers V-«' I n' lie Imfore us.” seven , ,. U* *'nil* . Ci't 'Hl » Enjoy i|« i f* *•» twirp IhlB JMTa " • 0»rV«t.•I • , i years being t h ' limit set on acRaleigh I'ert, of W Trlinn; I*"'' * On The Screen 1 "itlon hy the stales. Rnntter, Charlie Ah'axtt and I " j ----------------' ----- -------------The Myalery Of The Fay Wray Ila race, of Sanford, and Moot C rjre. nf New Smyrna, en-h hn*e “ W AX M U SEUM " W IIA T S N EW Lionel Atwill Sieve’s Plare lwt» lrM"#M In tn»# ir»i»»)«'. SKM IN O LK F E E D GO. Tot»« H otrinl. *»f hivI POST OFFICE AlWNff rti|H|i*llll'«h TIpi- Minor, nf a Safari! i-irh have m. dltJ hum* mlNHl IwrwHl in two -n *riflrr hit* in om* I •lllliy Itrtla lunch . . otinolr* listlrr. rnm r. * ThU Ad and One Forty Cent Ticket i * | i , in mo * Irf U" I* th r *»nr| ir^ thr» firAt m»»nth Krai Food for Ileal Men! WllljAdmit Two tJidleM „f ptsv t*a Wall h a. -ro rr.t the K rR u lu r M eals 30c „„.hI r-ius, 13, ea,| her se riirn ' th" eat hU,.* iU; Well has t* - mOs' OpfMMlI# l ' M | Offl## burners, three- It.—*1. of V-te " f I res Hun r Brown and Wait ,.f Cortm, and Bnl B**ros-1, of x t r i n v u i.R tu tM Put. Batting Leaden*' Yesterdays Kcsults m w RATES 6—Situation Wanted FOURTEEN year old tolorml boy want* work nf any hind. Ardeater Walker, ISIA W. 13th Mt. WEDNESDAY V BIG TIME UD EV I L L E The Musical Revue “Shower Of Hits” YOUNG COLORED. woman w ant, job doing houaeworb. Leoia IV THU I IHI't IT n i l HT. TX*rS7 * T itta if j i ntr t« t. u n i t rr . Walker, 1416 W. U th S|. • ' ‘ H I r o x mmnivih .k t r ir x a !& i £ £ S h }*!':. P M M r g a t. WANTED: Work doing house­ Al.yr.KNg JO.VK*. I'omptalaant, cleaning, nursing, nr washing. IIKSItV I /ONKW.’ IMciHt.nl XeJIlr W alktr, 1MK W. 13th St. ,v. " " »*"• , , r FI MI.M XTIOS '■N 7 "K .N.tMt: A.NH Hr t i ik a p F l— M ln rellan eo im fY v tln ittn l- " r T,l>: *TAT' ; T*' 11KMIt V |. JUKKN. whose sd- WILL TRADE two pigs for some dress ,*d place at resldsare la ank*4i«t|i chirkena or what have you. Will Ydiu tie hr retry «»rt|#rr«l t*Mtl If * buy or trade for light Vev-bottom V.. . 1,1 l** Upon lh» 4ih day ..f .tune. t i ll . r„ ih- lull boat. Rhone 201-R. ' * 9 ••»W|»UIIH fllrol «Kuln*l yon In t i q i f rtHH ifi mmnmrn u u i > ^ f f Tn- Ss-rnrd llsrald le hsrvhy 17— RUnlitettii P la c e s F o r R e n l tleslansis.l as Ihr nt<*s|K,pse In shiah 11,1, order shall he puhllshed TWO OR foor connrrting office f"l t'.ur '-enerrullva Hreks room* over SAnfonJ (] aa Co. xv 1 1 , v. K le,,'*I i-e. I'lerk „f said lUrruil Cmirl. as.I |h e I'ftl'lal —at lfcers..f this Iks 2ml day nf Hay. A. H, m i . V. K lalVill.AKM. . •Tech, THIS W EEK—R * a it y m i i r d l*»int. (;<mn| rmngr of colon. t'y: A. M WKKKH. f s p u l y ' T a l k . $1.55 gallon; 55 co g t| quart; 35 IMKAI.) v rent* pint, ft Unity* Rogers !UnJ* w*rr Company . /-Ja ^ THU H U N T o r THM fl’OI V M J l W iK s r .R H n i H c o t * T f . WANTED: The Cilisena or SWJ- » r r m : of* rM iN liil. lO T irf! t o i n f:iiir o n * U N I I AAA I he* ll u l Ml* ..f: fttKI.IMMA V. KVA NH. I K*. r * » n | T«( All I ' r e H l l o r m I # i « I p m , Ilia* t r l l M i i » r k ( aim! *11 I V r - . n - h « v l n « • 'lUlftiA o r i H ’i s a i t i l a t a * a l n « l * a 1*1 K tluU : You. a t»»l r * r h o f » n u . a r e h**r«*hT n u l t l M ni o I ir«|o ir »«l lo p r w i i l Niiy r U i i t t e u n i . t l r m . i i o U w h k h )ot». o r r l i l i A r o f y o u . n u > Ha %« m u I m i I h f **f*IA o f M Hl .tK NA V KVA NH. l l e r e u . e t l , U l r o f H e m f o n l * l*OUNly« K l u r W t , l o lh«> l i o n J o . <). ailmroai. C*oio l» J u t l i # o f H*ratlnol«*. t ' o u n l y , a I h i a o f fir r i n i h r i * o u n i y f ' n u r t Hfiiiot In H o n l n n l , S e m i n . l t * r m i n h , f to r h l a . w ith in Iw rlv* n io n lh a from lh** il.»ia h*r*»«»f. I *AI e*l .\l.t» U t h . A. I>. I t a S J O N A T H A N l» KVA NH, IN Ladies Special 2 For 1—1:30-3:30 SEM1N0L1 FEED CO. ford to visit the new Sanitary Fish and Poultry Market, 809 K. First. WANTED: Severml passenger, In nutomohile going to Chicago, round trip 123.00, T*ave in shout ihrea weeks. Reply Bo* "CHICA­ GO” rare Herald. FOR SA I.E: N rsro 4 hunter oil stnvn with aten. good condition, Reply Bog “ Nesco" fare Herald. f:\ss tilor of |h«» Kulalr rtf FOR S A I.E :,M atin g washing rasllrlissd V Bvan«. l»r. rhine, first class condition, 402 rru n l. Molly Ave. BILLY’S UNCLE IT- getting tw o off New Hntvrn. nunlog on Mav I. H rr' Maxwell, of K ig a tl f o r d . lied that loop rreor.l also . „n Msv I when h r drove two B '- homers over lh.' U e -M rg fence. Whil* « rvyrtl fltldlng rtH*ur«U .vj have roroe within one or tw” F c c h tn rrs of falling finer the l " ' jkr • seston Iwena only »nr has ,o far W n rro'fcrd «M r-npxm .’ thob- of f c \ tho numbor of chances nrreplril g b y a third -nrker witho.d r n » r In single nlne-lnrgig gsme. Boh S p l i t man. Orlamlu third hn».*m«n M t a hrand nrw league record on 1 ^ 7 Apr 80 xvhen he handled f.'jr A fihLouts and seven o sal'ts f«r H E dehsnres without e rin r In s gam** W jja ln s t Sanfi.ot T h e old re nrd r f w gs nice erto rle.s rham es. B tl Shortstop linnnrr. nf* Sanford. Irtnles two Coin's, of Orlando. M .swell. Ilf Sopfnrd. nod ft ttr,*,o , t 11,,In n s', are li'd f"r 'h e Wtoll OnuM-uu four1 Rahae- nf Ranfnr*'. bt, lb,, pile,I sln'en |.->-e« *iv and tt,,M „»•! Ha— ". O* *'••” **• bsve Ihr most sai-riflee bit*, 'h ir e each. , _ _ ail li'bin. see ad l a r . o s n Mrd'l,. nf l.eeslrurg,h'« hit 'y in se”en ciin«reu"yr „Mlo b'.ienle p.-antagtnn at Ir**' Vnr*». Ifov H arrison m Sanfonl rim er Spate at Dnvtnnn nml A*n Wa'I at c ton rndril the Mr*' .......... with hits In s it onseiutlvr r l o o v< 'v . t u o s t W U .y ’ X - T ThMUkt b W 1 L NJtt IS G CO u>kl6 \ BACVl ik il uiWcrsK M fc rrV O V iQ ut ? / V tA V X . r I V Wuvr C H O U )\h f &*CM- S (T M kJT C R O U IIM ' hO U T! H ank Joint the H igh Fly TUBBY w tth'n om* of hreskinTi 1sarnie record nf 11 chance- at it m slt'tin : Chnrllo Ahbotl. S«a. d srroed sa I r r , rnmo wdhtn x rh am es of thy Iragt e reroed f 11 rhsixres o* -er-md t V.».ll .... 1) rb eo rra wlihn-.t O game on May 21: B ett Chapman, b-fn-d catcher hod. 14 errorless Ixaprea hark of tho pU i* on Mnv v o o <oeto M oae T H t B E I S O M E T H tM C WBOM C VOITtd T H I S o t t *rre VJOUT 6 0 U P! TM L O w n PAY LAO. HOUR »m E vuown SO UP UMTtk . y o u ADO S O M E . VUetfiHT TO *7 . OTIGE ID not bo respurisible to t dfIds charged to ma wlthwri**-n order. Tkla Ir m t- USTERINI * TOOTH PASTE ! 'A r .' ,,, bk K B tirT l" r • ■■■ -v . V ■••TS.&riBiW.-. . . . ■ ■■ i ■ ~I W j M W I ' - v f . i '. s ^ x ..& L ,ja j4 �s NOTIteTb Waste T h la L e g U l a U * K * H < m fa M w H y t n r n l t i o h ill h y e t b e e n e n a c te d In to ta w w h ic h a p p re c ia b ly re d u c e s t h e e o e ts o f g o v e rn m a n i o r lig h te n * t h e lo a d o f t h e ta x p a y e r . W e r e i t e r a t e , th e b e lie f f h i t t h e L e g ta l a tu r a w ill n o t. a n d P K fia p t.C A n n o t. p u t th r o u g h a n y m e u u r c wh&JTl Will (H r e e t ly b rin g a b o u t t h e d e s ire d re lie f. HBWetftr, r Bfll has been Introduced which will i pltoh theae reaatta by. Indirect, methoda. Governotr has offered to aaaume full responsibility In the mat rediRtnc expenses, fie has asked the Legislature authority to cut expenses to fit the receipts. Tfteiw are some who agree with the purpose of this measure, that governmental coats ought to be cut, but Who * 3 Object to giving the Governor so much power. They con* iwnld such concentration of authority Is open to grave abuses. However conscientious they may be In this be­ lief, fhey tnust Admit that the only hope for securing re­ lief Ilea with the Governor. If he doesn't give it to us, nobody win. It strikes na that we have everything to gain and nothing to lose by truatlillr Governor Sholtz. Ever since IW7 the people of this state have been shouting for tax relief. One LegUlature after another has gone to Talla­ hassee pledged to this noble purpose. None of them has ever returned with a single accomplishment in this direc­ 9AT. MAT 24, IW tion. Wither wll this one unless It unloads the responsi­ bility on the Governor. — ■ for r t o A t The time for action la rapidly passing. After this III be too late to do anything further, W * A ttfA tB : C M - * " V > " tm t Taxpayers who are slHcer ly Interested In cutting costs ~T rr>». J m l INNER t t x v n D h A to a d * he oanimi » (lt he irill never Hedj time In lie sheer toretl- helffty i t the soul la hSm I fiarto title lovely thing tags* real, can know Ite mafic without It's Keen! In nil#* from . t v t a flute— J , Borne see lu wondrous Image la r> M i .*, SO (.fashioned at a strange a /llntey Stuff, Ufca starlight and the wild bird's pUMiir* calli are should even sense it le “ i&V b n ta n d would surely Wind u . all. By Charlea W. B. Lane. In seems absolutely deterto peek In on Pekin. Otto Ihlng th a t's been w orrying i the world returns to i t o t b Will we Atlll have to pay ta in . it you believe In OovSmor say . so. Bend your repre­ ss a wire telling thsM re you stand. it ngwtpaper comment* folGovernor Shultz's recent to the Legislature have vary complimentary to the jjOovgVnor the evidence In U x trial, only one MMOlne to be said for i C. Mitchell: he was a gen f husband. f —o------- *• i Webnd Bonus March be rbttey of htitbry aa the Ato Of the bonne seeker* President with kind an bg- armed 't o p i * llr*». . Dobs th a t ottt of Japan 'fdVCOe boon found Vf ttfiHty*" *1* at IWM»il» tb u U H atleilA *11* f n f tl ai f Ami iL it irpi mrceont* m ffliUtHe- b 'flu hi nt eoiitA yvx e*1* ’etaristlfl bill ■ s rt4 S In ktOtrS* POLITIC# i “ By Wl the ether" Aul*dnee. T a ll «ul an e n d u iifu tir producer told Vary end make them *<rt> U u t the public was now mad ----- rtted Ifftt The Prviid.nl. , _ha. tw*n hit Inth. hved, terested In public affairs ths Sex and that a new deal was be- 1* frreaiaUbl* in the picture beW e e 'w b e d y he kas to deal with had been seeing, tt* "Gabriel O for the M real. In hie hnartnation be he White Houee," and the vast ffW -ae,.u conquer anything because ... ■ M M ^ Mn* which his ilbllHiee e f the raoeiag picture U AJI Instrument of politics had *»**I*At»w# cr** 'C<mti*~«! From P tg i.O to l (Continued From Pug* One) piece the blame If he feilel tn Reuth Dakota, which h * ! the hi*heat figure. Nebraska was sec­ carry ozt hie prom lee*.” _ L. A. Bromley «xpreeaed ap ­ ond, with 4M - Then cam* North proval with " I think Ua*. If* a Dakota MX and Mississippi MX dropped « percent, m ighty fine Idea to give Governor K a n s u R holu power to do something for Georgia 641. Nevada 646. Okla­ IM f i cpcn#fl iin tn him . — the people. I am heartily I* favor homa M2, Idaho, 611. Colorado A* a sample of artist the mov. 6R1, Now Mexico 62.1. low* 61.7, Wo L b t there er* g reat peaof It." le. can do far the polltic.l edu­ •ibilltlee. But provisionally, a t W. c . HU1 believe, th a t "The Main* i l l and Arkansas 61Jcation o f mankind. “Gabriel” i» |M at, my own Inclination would States t b i t lost between SO and pot eo promising, Ths truly vdu be to reassure the g reat lovers estiva prove*, c o r n i n ' * ln Irarning legislator* ought, to he glad to SO percent included Kentucky 51.1, turn tltelr duttee over to someone a t the screen bjr telling them to do with reality, that i« to who w ant, to accept them If th e / M aryland 511, Delaware M-0, th at they are 1„ no serious ian- with people and object* N orth Carolina 53-7. Louisiana 55, Yhey will not, 1 think, be *T*nta th a t are not the m*rr aren 't able to do anything thenv DR. L. T. DOM pushed aside Immediately by projecth-n of one’s own wishr*. eelvea. 1 believe th at the pten 1* Virginia 65.1, Miaaouria 552, Ohio 5 6 2 . Texas 661, Utah 56, Oregon worthy, but otherwise, u nattrac­ Education la a m atter of putting a reeeoneble one end I am in 662, Tarmeaae* 56.4, South Caro­ tive exponents of the gold stand­ aw ay childish thine*, of di.rnv- fever o f It." Onto* Steer* ■ MM A. t o - l l lina 662 Washington 562, indiard and the Federal regulation erlng th at events do not respond r . «te-a r . w. J . J. Cate*. W est Sid* grower, gna 672. lUinoin 58, Arison* 582. e f public utilities. For now the*. In words, of learning that the Fives gatff iteSk ISuka. 1 have »#*„ some moving picture world I* no In 'u s but that we answered the question aa to Minnesota 582, Wisconaln 582. w hether or not he would favor M ontana, 59.6. statesmen, the great lovers seem are fn the world. The world of "Gabriel" I* the granting Governor Sholta tho not only more enchanting than Grom income of farmer* and of irresistible power he requests by asking but astonishingly mnrt ef-’ Infantile world growers amounting to 686236,000 Orient, learned, and profound in wishes. More specifically it is “Well, we've tried everything tn 1932 gam Florida th# rank of stllre’g P h n th eir knowledge of what Is c-wt- * °,f \ ,r ' else, haven’t we? I d«i]t think we mo„ tn the whole ra re of men. editorials. Thera U. for example. can m a k e 'a 6ad situation worse. tw enty-fifth of th * 46 ntoteo In the tr e a t central seers, i t e b r tic * farm production. In 1929 lb* Flor­ There are. no doubt, realm , of ,h* « • * » ,n wh,ch the comatose but Inspired dicta­ Tho legislator* haven’t boss side aggregate of 6130,111,000 ho|nc, nariinilsrlv tho*e which to r and President settle* the debt to gel anywhere eo 1 am IS favor ida L U N ^H lJ 4 A k t C t h lr tr .e « n d . R « o rd , n< nea r the t»a - a n d th w -n e w b U m -u C * tif ghriny Oevwrwes ShoUa -all -dha i i r d ’e iiW R f 'p r iw iy T ii. itimsn sku i f n s v M 'h d r m - y 'T r f w i i v r the bureau of agricultural eco " ament*. The ambassador, “H e e l’P eid for KeeVWrof dictatorial power th at b poe nomira, United Stole* depertment to their rdprdeentatlvea. It la manifestly Impossible for g reat lover* do not know an much the nation* are «umm«ned to meet slble ahuil Rut what thev Ho knowT Rofuftr Jr««h SDe of agriculture; giving these fig ­ petitions or newspaper Interviews to thoroughly cover the Judging bv "Gabriel Over the him on the deck of a yacht, and A large number of city and ure*. include income only from *8 microphone which hrondea*!* t field. If you want the Governor given power to cut, write the White Hno**," 1 *hotild say ■to the D fp w ll* F e e l O n to * whole world is set up. The county taxpayers' names were principal crop* and from 13 live — ,1 or wire TaJtahassee. wholw world I. listening and. of th at the h-de nolltle I* one kind signed to one of six petitions that, You can rest assured (hat those, who do not want ex­ o f U r that Hollywood ha* nnf course, understand* Fngll*h. The a fte r having been circulated stock Item*. President, who hy thl* time con­ On* car In 10 of th* fresh fruit* yet learned .Knot, tr-teed 1 nev­ penses cut, drill make their wishes known. trives to lake on » H"le " f ‘he throughout the city sine* Mondry. and vegetable* moved in Inttrstoto er dreemed that *iirh- virgin ----------------o ■ ------will b« sent to Representatives C. eoeeoee eootd t» n * nut of the look nf Ahraham Lincoln, ha* a commerce by rail and w ater car­ brief a r g u m e n t w i t h nn* W. Entsm lnger and R. J . Holly moving picture*. i sly, effete ami absurd for*'«" and .Senator J . J. Parrish, this rier* las^ year w** shipped from ' ; t diplomat a fter the other. Tn »»'#> F io rd s.'O f th* 833,913 carioada hf . Nearly ZOO name* aia The film present* the stnry of in brilliant and invincible reparpcriahablp* that the railroads and Bceaune Of the popular tkdunion that anyone, who can’t . Pre*ldent who i* converted to tee, he lay. down I he law. and signed to the petition. steamship* handled, 83233 \,*re make t living doing xnything el.ee, can he a tniccennful higher thing* hv helne lroocVed hi- notion Of repartee I* to he Among th# etgners of th* peti­ produced in this stale. Output of Into nncon*e*oit»ngf* >n an so(••«t a*Insulting a* possible. farmer, the bhek-to-the-tand. movement during the punt *o*unv IT* ecrlden* tion ere: Florida waa Includeil In 24 of th* the *Th-n In make *nro that nn for­ took on unprecedented acceleration. During 1932 the •mnsh-tin *he PresidentBefore Frank L. Millar, W. L. Blouden- 44 classification* In wh.-rn the I* * *»n- e i g n e r will overlook the fact that fXbh population of the country picked up 648,000. Thin thetln rvGeetinn of the more h r is being bullied the fleet mir*. O. I. Fischer, WAHer H. Cole­ official tab latloha are kept. trdtfd AW«y from tfie dtien towardn agricultural purauite •vandalnu* legemt* of the Hard- passe. Inreview. Instltnty the man, T. A. Brotherson. R. C. Max Florida led all state* In 1932 may In aoftie caeca fufnlnh relief for individual starvation, Irg rfflm e. After It. he ha* a world capitulate*. The President well, J . 0. Laney, E. E. Bl-’dworth, shipments of beans, snap and litna, week* of Insane lucidity and of the United States has told J, SI. Allison, R. N. Btrerell, J. but by and Urge.tne maM/ty of Ihoati who leave the rfew celery, grapefruit and tangerine* f supernatural power In wh'eh the world ln H" uncertain terms crowded centers of population for life on the farm will ex­ he *n|ve* pravtle.llv the where it get* off. and off It get*. W. Snow, Edward Toftley, Ivan H. eggplant, pepper* and tomatuei, perience tragic consequence*. problem* of the wnr'il Then, ex­ Th« nation, nerve to pay their Hu bow. C’a r l I. Pierson, L T. H ar­ In oranges and satsumas cutum Four cautionary generalities have been complied re­ hausted with hi, perfeetinn he debt a and to disarm. In a mag. rell, L. E. Bauman, J. A. M artin, bera and watermelons this slate G r a tfu a tfb li P lr td r 'fti1 nifirvnt affair at the White S. A. Rlv*. H. J. Goodin, W. A. held second lace. On strawberries cently by a man who spent hln youth on n farm, and who die*. The period of hi* grentne**. in House the ambassador sign* the Fitta, J. D. Doasey, B. L Perkins, and m lie d v e ftta b le s |tsran k v ?* _ v warn a back-to-the-landar under the-pleaaantoaL conditional '‘rore* "ths'^rro” *"". freatir on (he .lotted tine. »nd G. B. Rsss. T. Q. Gallant, ETU : third. The cabbage production 1. Don’t try farming for your health, or your wlpes out crime and disarms the the President, the savior of man­ w hrlr world, differ, from any kind through the Gosnel nf Mr. Mohley, John A. Lyle*, E. S. atom! fnurfh. Vegetable*, fkulto wlfe’a health; not if the two of you are no fixed W ic b o ld t S t u d io actual period of human affair* Honrst, ____ _ ha* ‘heart failure and Hockey. W. H. Shepherd. G. U. other than citrus and melon* gave that yoti have to do rttoat of your own work. You In th at evsrylhlng happens hy [die* In arm s of his mistress. Stuart, Ray Fox, E. C. Harper, 37,466 carloads of the 83233 car I’Aene 111-9. have to be strong to begin with, to stand up to wishing for It, I suppose ninnv D. C. Stafford, and C. C. Brlgg*. total movement, leaving 40.067 actual President, must have had 5tn I say. long live the great that Also, II. B. Fariah. Flora Farteh, for grapefruit, oranges and tan­ ^ 1 moment* when they had a dny lo ro r, of tho screen, the rute 2. Take It blow. 1-ong, sure thoughts heat dream like this one. T hu. (lie '»e*. apt! tho datk purple one*, Mary Fsrlsh, A. B. Newman, J. gerine* combined. brilliance In farming. You have to be effectively Cabinet la a nuisance. Dismiss It. the wistful nnv* and the man- H. Forrest, G. E. Atkinson, N. A. intelligent In numberless ways—as a hand, a me­ Congress I. a nuisance. Shut It eater*. Thcv Dll th e vacant hours Colbert, Frank Melach, J . B; Cog a up. Gangsters are a nuisance. and thev have no aa to grind burn. W, P. Stone, C. C. Priest, H. Jam es Gut, W. T. Jackson, J . chanic, a manager, a Weather prophet, in veterinary L tlM lIE ft Shoot them down. Foreign PU- e ira p t a t the hnv office. . dcletice, engineering, practical chemistry, genetics, C. A. Adams, C. It. S hifter, Mil­ E. Preston, R. L Shinhnlser, J. P. Strange, O. G. Ball. J . L Thornley, and so on, endlessly. To be a good talker helps dred Knighf, R. 1*. Cttwin, fl. W. RID Lmnttr Co. to the bar, heard the arcusa-iou LitUe, W. T. Langley, > . R. P ar W. F. Rungr, 8. R-nge, W. H. little, If at all. The restless Imaginative tempera­ 12th and Hally Taylor, J . J, Rocco, C. W. Stokes, and said: tin, C. C. Welsh, G. C. David. S. ment quite generally goes to \mash. "N et guilty.” H. Droaos, II. E. Sima. G. W. J . T. H art, Fied II. Harrison, H. laamber—Bulfillag <Wi(6rMfc 3. Don't expect Independence. A man bosses *1 plead not guilty”, he uddi-d, Deetch, George E. Black, Ram G. V. Draa. P. C. McKnlght, B. L. his own place only In a manner of spciiklng. Most R e a so n a b lg P rle a n w ith "and waive all technical pleas, Kenla, R. N. Nipper, W. W. C. Perkins, T. C. Bolt, Mr*. Voile Wllof hla choices are cholcea made for him by the dis­ ZIP 8BRVICE Phone 165 proceeding on the theory of not Smith, R. B. W right. J. J . K nigh’, kiams, and A. C. William*. tin t swAy of markets, and by the awing of the guilty." Also, A. C. Hal), W alter R. B. U. Caswell, E. II. Bennett, K (Contlnusd prom la g * One) earth anti the weather. C. Pltchford, “Do you waive the question of II. llllnl, M. Block, Edward F. Campbell, Tony Mooney to use In an attem pt to 4. Don’t expect simplicity. It Is city life ^ Frank L. Woodruff, J. R. McDon­ frro himself from hi* life sen­ having been once In jeopa.-dyt" to n e, and J . G. David. Which Is really simple, with all the work specialised Also, II. M. tfateon, Jno. F. ald, Paul Bonner, Mrs. Joe Barnes, tence. Mooney supporters hope Judge W ard asked, and most of It attended to by people you never see. PRINTING Pearson. T. S. Delk, A. C. Wil­ B. W. Herndon, Mr*. B. W. H ern­ "We do”, said Leo A. Uailnyher that an acquittal In the present A one-man farm with everything going hay-wire at don, Mrs. A. O. Winn, W. E. liams, II. B. Pope, K iri J . Nordof defense co-nsel. case would aid them In f ittin g a Mce—a coW with milk fever, fence down, the Horne, C. W. Parrish, J. J. Pool, Wo a re equipped pardon on the first conviction. “And th* question of res aJ- (ren , A. J . Peterson, S. Ben­ Georgo MeGahagln, Frank M. first class Job work a t th* neighbor's horses eating themselves into colic at jam in, S. A. B. Wilkinson, J K. Judicata (th* doctrine th at things At the beginning of the trial Purdon. J . R. Stew art, A. L lowest pee*lbt* prices. Give na the expanse of your own corn, a child alck, the well Mooney stepped to the bar and once adjudicated cannot be iegall) Blake, Ruth A. Wilkinson, Mr*. Myera, J. H. Maxwell, and A. M. a trial. f day, and a note due—can be the moat complex place W. E. Allen, M yrtle E. S.hm tdt. pleaded not guilty to the 17-ytnr tried again aa between the same Lees. in the world to that man. Eilraund W. Melsch, C..LWalker, Herald Prlrttln* Co / indictment. This cnma atlet partiea) ?” Also, R. L Glenn, M. K. RutherAa|de from the fact that amatour farming Is generally old Phans 148 the prosecutor *hatl again voiced "W* do", slid Gallagher. "We for<k W. M. Colbert, Joseph Lud­ not profitable to those who practice It. there la another un­ hla determination to present n>> w ant the world to know thufortunate aide the picture. The legitimate farmer In evident* and a ftar Judge W*td Mooney la innocent and waa Europe in 19.11, with an old friend wig, C. F. Proctor, E. 11. Cullum, » - "-V* “ mitny Instances Is restrained from benefiting from a good had warned co-nsel * verdict rf fram ed by public official* of San of h»r’e, she said th at the man H enry Schumacher, Jr., M. D. inqueslion waa "Tuffy” Pin*. Pine, T arbell, C. E. Adams, E. J. Meyer, Market becauae of the surplus products raised by those acquittal under such circum­ Fronetaro." said, was p a rsly ttd from the J . G. Micheal, B. J . Overstreet, J. Whose operations are impractical and financially unsound, stance* would be useful only In . "S it down, Mr. Gallagher ”, she w aist dbwn and had no sem e uf L. Nlhlhck, J . L. H urt, M. 8. Gufbut Whose crops »re sufficient to take the cream off the a plea a t bar In the event oA future aald the court. " I t l a ' unwise to balance and aha used to walk the forrfl1 L M. Tyre, W. P. Brook*, proceedings. market, us* such term s now. ] / necessary deck with him, helping him Mason R. Marshall, W. E. Wells, Asking the defense If It wished you will have the opportunity t» around. She said she had known n. W. Houk, C. F. Marshall, W. J . Opiometrlst » > o to proceed under th at eircum aUiresa th* Jury later." Toll, Bob Denton, John R. Hobbs, him from childhood. stance, Mooney arose to answer. Th* business of jury aeUetlcg Mrs. Jelke declared her husband Fraitk J . T allsth, T. W. Klnlaw, “ We do", he said. developed into an earnest one as told her la it November th a t In F. M. Venable, F. H. Bartholomew, “ In that case", Mid Judge Ward, 112 iHfrk Ay* G allagher questioned many tales­ case of a divorce a .it he “had J . F. Ellis, H. T. Rathe), J . W. The exceedingly attractive and to read it. “It la the constitutional right of men minutely on their occupations, enough money to 6(iy ahy A rt ur McKinnon, and M. C. Gordon. riwisyi later-riling crass Day ex­ A. T. Roecetter, M. M. Smith, the defendant to have the trie! th s ir knowledg of th* case and wltnesaee he wanted to, add ho Also, L. A. Tate, W. H. Behmldt, ercise* of the SriUor CMs* oc- Jo* Cameron, U. J. Holly, end Call the jury." their prejudice*. would charge m* with two occa­ if." J. Left man, W. F. Shelley, 8. and lira . George A. DvColtea The court then called upon J . Nix, W. H. Tunnlcllffe, W. L. mrM oh the camptn and north Mr, sions of adultery," have returned from Tillahaoeee Mooney to plead. In civilian dres* rteyH Cilt Lit# fM t iw w/tr. atape aa OAMl of the High School The N. P. Yowell Company la and minus the handcuffs th a t had The statem ent waa marie, she Dyson, A: L. Kelly, W. D. HmT- aaraleal tuob; all s’i t eitayian. A. Robinson, Flynn Vause, said, a t a lunebrop arranged by •nr* and halves; p re ita g tools buildlag Wednesday afternoon si advertising new Bulgarian colors been upon his w rists when he wee a m utual friem t Luke Doyle. Ira F. L. Woodruff, J t, T. B. Mldtjv- r ttia g r - * !,4*‘ *t<J ItOQ o’clock. And »ithough s not* and trim mings, shadow lares, and convoyed Into court by a sqJad ' f ton, JT. A. Newman, A. pT Con .AiI#1-' .I'in iii * * wuMa n . new wash silk w aLts, ' i n * also New York. LAWN W ow fete I Of isdnesa p ern dilo^ e d • - fko th s -'- ex deputy sheriff*, Mooney ate’ipoii nelly, W. H. Long, E. C. Smith, R . e e l n a a a* I t o v s a r t •rcises they were witnessed with announcing th a t It will close on Doyle haa testified he did a r J r , W. E. Watson E. E. Brady pride And pleasure by a large Thursday afternoons a fter June 1. rang* th* luneheoa, a fte r ta lk ­ a nal A. B. Stovena, R. 0 . WhHtl* W. E- R av e 1 M W d 6 t amhirWg Mends, relaing with Mrs. Jelke, and Invited Mr*, G. F, Smith was hostess doctrines are so ceref-tly set Yarn, H. L. Moore, ft asset Brown, (Continued From Page One) tites and parents a t the gradu­ ef the Cameo Bridge Club Wednes­ dawn that th* onlooker ia someJelke, not with tho Me* of. a re­ R. T. W arren, Joe Baraos, and E. ate*. Member* ef the graduating day morning. Mr*. Robert New­ whet p u ttied to know where Mr. fu a " to bite hi* ear If he did not conciliation, but "to arrange terra* rx a -w N. Scott. lite r a l leave* off and Gehrlel be­ atop tu g g in g her. class of IBIS a re ; Tenney Deane, man mad* the highest score and of settlement betwega the tv gins. " I did get hold of him", ah* said, fronted couple, president; Margaret Devts, secre­ will w ear the cameo brooch until ' This difficulty la now aohrad, and be started to plnrh me. So ta ry ; Aha* Pagan hart, Selma a higher score U made by eeme Mr*. Jelke specifically denied a by Mr. H aarst himself. 1 hit hla ear hank bo) I didn’t cbarf* that ah*’had been u n fit it trie tW n , AlthU F rink, Grace It- other member. Mr*. Smith’s and ermoB, Eleanor Robert*, Wallace guest* w*tgi_M ro. - C. M. Vuccs. Through hla largest editorial’type draw1b lo o d ." _________ J — l1 fttLmlth a maa haaw a oaly u Replying to hi* accusation, "The Major" In Birmingham, A la, Crosby, vtoefregM enti Albertis Mrs. W. B. Anno, Mr*. C. 0 . Mc­ be Km romdjsnJed' bi r ' eJlW made d rrin g a hearing en his pe­ a few week* a fter tha m arriage, PattlzhaU, treasu reri and H arry Laughlin, Mr*. A. P. Connelly, give the edm lnlitratldn—if tit Io« fo r divan* last week, that add with Robert White, h New K sg sy , f t Mrs. U. W. Herndon, end Mr*. may perm itted to summarise thousand eloquent words In aha had associated on board the Toek bachelor, la the Somoona borrowed the book, Robert Newman. "The Long Boll", from the Library The city council m et In special helL For Mr. U earet, It seems, to steam ship Brenwa, returning from apartm ant last year. i«tp* time age ba< failed to re- session on M iy I t a t l;M P . M. against a dlctatonhip. and there­ to m asms. The librarian would with T. J, Miller, president, P. U fore egslM t a Congress which like te hare the book returned aa Woodruff, W. S. Hand, 8. Bunge, would abdkata and a peraident who would have a Congress abdi­ there are oil Alt* parties anxioue and B, W. H erndon p resen t cate. W E <Iean your radiator Without removing from your Confusion la ever, but sym pathy for tho prostdeat will remain. F o r car—guarantee circulation. In the film Oabriel la e ll.le e the . i r4 1oi W E h » v tr TABOR sc ie n t if ic MICROMETER f l dictator idee end Inspire* his » W T O M HER A LX) TRIBUNM Pres Ideal to epamb Congress, send . -t WHEEL ALIGNER. Stopa ahiuuny, cupping, | no trie a all pursuant te the beet HoUjwood It home add r.t# supreme. Had e a t oe-eve.. ^ n g n s .s e * * * * * * * & I T . Mr. Rooaevelt good right to aea ta r than th s Aagal Gabriel hi Amateur Farming Specfal Offer Muoney’s T r i a l U p o h O td C o an t Gets Under Way ^aMMDMUaii to to m DR. fiENitY McLAULIN, Jr. Lertfie Duplicated Woman Charges Husband S tru ck ' Her Many Times J.W .SHAb0iS *REMEMBER— toovtoy, aHT -tfllfok M MID’ I GABRIEL, SPUTTERING •H 'k h U a t W I A of 6m -AAaridie- is: ceaceptioM of the Hfe celaatlal. No reeemhlenee to theroetore ef hletory la.nttempted. Be| hy a * moch of the torn* to driest-tern* gram U brought down Atom I r i A t . to edter the Wktte House and take th a ig u ef w preridtat; to the ffrodter glory a t the Heeret pel ■ to to to to J M h . aro H a a n t i tharofaro, tkmt d M a t o n k i n W E havn the Spariallawi Lubrication 8«nrfaa, aar a n ^ ] different Uadi of grease—atme aa your factory • was the eretrd. t* he to feel » little h u rt end da bis Gdbr(el ef th e 'W rite House, slamming window behind him and the rgggNTfg . m tn u g p e tl 4 �“ - WA1HW>. n m w \ . Mire. Efflfcffoirorea WMWfM IDAT. WAY II Wdis iw i LEGISLATORS ENJOY CARE-FREE WEEK-END .j. m i m v « r « f ftr* . J- t . r n h . who plena to laa*# acton for ItrnHrr- ntoHiUs ^ l r . and Mrs. B. W hltner, Jr. Mrs. Mary Ann Hargun, of Mi­ am i, if the (v ast of Mra. Homer L ittle, 700 W est P i n t Street. “ Buddy" Galnor, o f Tempo, la spending a few week* Overt as th e guest of hi* cousin. Georg* E lliott Avenue. Miaa A lberta Boyle**, o f New Sibym o. k> visiting her em-sin, Mies Annie Mae E llb, a t her n Celery Aveeue, Dr. and Mra. R. M. Mai on are planning to lawe* Saturday for WHghUVIlle, Go. to a pend th* summer With tft# fattar’a mothoV, fra. I t. ~B. Bryan. Mra. R. L W likenon has as »► ftiH ta a t Wrr hum* m thw l^ m lc y ApnrtmenU, Mr*. Ben l ^ g a b r and daughter, M argaret, oT C athp Hill, Ala. ( I Mr. and Mrs. Lowell H unt and ihAgKter, Betty Lou, of Daytona Beach, were the gueit* test week ’ fb« Rev. and klr*. Frank M. after, Palm etto Avanue. S Mr. and Mr*. John J . Langley and son, Robert, and Mrs. W. >1. fftntne, of Caihp Hill, Ala., have arrived to spend a week here with Or. a*U Mr*. W. T. U rtglsy. Mdy« fr. . Mrs. Me*2TA Hostess At Tea In Oflando Complimenting Mr*. Roland 3. Read and Mra. Ilelph A. Rmlfh, th e bitter's mother, Mr*. W. W. 'Meeds, entertained with a bridge p arty yesterday afternoon at Per. rydbll In OrTand*. Bridge game* were enjoyed dur­ ing the afternoon on the large balcony overlooking th e garden at Perrydtll. High acor* priie, a itlv a r salad server, went to Mr*. W. M. Scott while cut prise, a silver nut server, waa awarded to Mr*. J . O. Ijiney. Mra. Read received a crystal olive dish and silver fork w hile Mra. Smith was the reci­ pient of a brown beaded bag. At the cotKlueion o f th# bridge games lb* guests wers invited to th e dining room where they were i e a t f l ”* t a larife table oeeriaid With lace cloths. In the renter of th e table'w ere lighted candles and m ta ia tu n pond-ou which, .fla tto l email boat of pink rose*- Fol­ lowing the salad course a large tiered birthday cahe. Iced ln and bearing pitlk Itehteil candles, w as served. Each piece of cake Contained a tiny g ift f«r each guest. During the refreshment hour Mr*. Meeds read an original toast to Mrs. Read a fte r which th* other guest* made toasts to her. 'Those present were: Mrs. Ro­ land 3. Read. Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, Mr*. A rthur B rsnsn, Mrs. II. W. Rorker. Mr*. E. Compton. Mrs. Kndor Curlett, Mrs. E. 1. Hoy, Mr*. A. \V. Knus, Mr*. W. M Scott, Mr*. S l>. illghleynian, Mrs. J. O. Laney, snd Mr*. W. W. Meeds. O. 1C. OrilT. will leave Raturddy for WrlghtavUle, Ga. to spend the week-end. H# wl) be accompanied home Sunday by Mr*. Goff and Officer* for the coming year ilr aon who have been visiting If e a there fb r 4 few w taSi. were elecfeil a ! * business im r s n eful meeting of the Woman’* The Rev. and M n. Frank M. Council of the F irst Christian Marier will leave tomorrow for Church held Monday aft-m oon evening at Ran LaAdo Dayton* Beach to ipend two days. and WBlIe there they will attend Spring*. Swimming and other wa­ fftefinktren Oxercisea at the high te r (port* were enjoyrd and a pic­ school a t which time l.nwell II.rtt, nic lunch wa* served a fte r which the business session wa* held. Jr. will be grad u ated The following women were P. A. IT ftanl win arrive Friday elected In hol,| office ne*t year: t t t Aogusta. Ca. He will he Sc- Mr*. George Townsend, general (Phyanied home Sunday by Mra. chairm an: Mr*. M. Ptnnell. coun­ H aiard and their daughter, Har- cil chairman; Mr*. W. A. Patrick, rtet, Hava been spending some vlce-.'halrman; Mr*. F- S. T-amson. tftb* her* With Mr*. H atard 's secretary-, Ml** H attie Leasing, father, T. L. Dumas, Park Avenue. treasu rer; Mr*. A. It. Byrd, com­ munion chairm an; Mr*. H. S. Tel­ ford, flower chairm an; Mr*. 0 . M. Shipp, house chairm an; and Mr*. O. T. Pearson, host—*. Missionary Woman’s Ctfuncil Of Chut-ch Has Election tlaseball, OragR. Sod, and ofhkrwlife. On* TMy WflY nrt«l and iO V S ’ oft Sfrbes :k and Whites C re a m s tMiss R Varner To WM Clayton Bailey Mfos Qifatttebaum Is Wed fly Lloyd Brown ^lrs. Wia:ht Hostess At Party For Club Virgil Lee Smith Is Given SerVici Crorfs Virgil Lee Smith, son of Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Smith, of (hi* city, and grandson a ril heir on the m a­ ternal side of the lata William p i n c Dg 41(1 V la I t V CLOSING Glass Banking Reform Bill Is Passed By House MORGAN GIVES LIST OF LOANS MADE BY BANK Mrs. McPherson Has Party HmtorfhK Club For icpuftitesrcEhENT A tea honoring Mr*. E. A. Doug­ in a , past atata corre*pondirg arcrotary o f.th e U. D. C.. will hr given from 4:00 p. M. to l:00 P. M. by N. de V. Howard Chapter mie Horton. of the U, D. C. a t the home of Mr*. M. S. W iggins, Magnolia om A rrnue, with Mra. Wiggins and Mra. R. L. Perkin* ,■ hostesses. The fian o p.pll* of Mlat M ar­ Of wldoeptead Ikllereat la the angaret l)# tis will glee a recital at aouacenw al..aX .^.lba.Agnga«t(iUvi:l roTvj, y, fnvn ilmiblf* liability if. and approaching m arriage of MUa SATURDAY their hntik rinses; forhhls an ofD* Rose V arner, daughter of the Circle Number One of th# cer of n reserve member hank to Woman'* Council .of th# Chria- Her. and Mra. Carroll Varner, of Nitron h i, honk; prohibits tian Church will give a cold plate M em phis T tnn., formerly u( thia nnv luitinnnl rrseeve or memher (Upper Sat unlay from R:30 P. M. city, to Clayton William* Bailey, hunk or emn|nv# front doing Into 11:30 P. M. in <h» Meisch of San Diego, Oil., aon uf Mr. and "urnnre Htiafuraa, Mra. George Wesley Bailey, Of Ihi* Building. MONDAY. " clty,_Th# m arriage will la te plme Circle Number Seven of the iluring the month of June. n i l IT.H M AllltIKII P in t B aptist Church will have a« Mina Varner wa* born in Brisill day aewing party at the home ti>l. Term, and ipenl the greater Helen S* dilire nnd E rnest of Mr*. FrancU K. Bull, 1101 Park part uf her life there. She a t­ Kyr.eC, of T itu s v ille , were m a rrie d Avenue. tended Wealey an College in Mo­ last nin-M si '.1:3(1 nVtn-k In lh » ron, Ga. and war gtail atrd from | p a rlo r ''f th, V a M r* lin te l by J. the fin rin m ili Cotiscrvalnry • of I ’. Ito h(*tt 1 m l Justice o f th # Muaic. She lived here fur three | IV nre. P i .Marie Hove Hcobble and II i . it Itovers, o f T itu s v ille , year* and taught a c la n uf piano w rltm - s#d the rerem ony. pupil*. )(d r father era* pa*l»r»of i . # Armoun?rm*nt Ha* «* the h in t Methodist Church the m arriage of Miaa Jane Ann Mr. tiailey w*i born at I'elh.nn, Mr* I.. It Mcl.cod. ..r W illi.(on. Q uattlrbaum , daughter o f Mr and Ga. hut aperlt the g reater part of *!**•/• >e*ler lay here a* the gue*l Mr*. J. B. Juattlehaum , of this hi* I f|. In llti* eily and attenled of her mother, Mr*. Mary Hlgcity, tn Thorns* IJoyd Brown. »on gra ruliiar achoul and high school ein* <br ivn* nrrnmnanied home of Mr*. J . M- Brown and the late here. H r ha* (wen in the United hv Mr*. J. I.. Hurt who Will.bo. t o n * h n i - t i i ’l an- l f i f t y k .-‘s t n i n r * . i - o v e r i u m 'i tt o f l n m l . mo.I fr-i J. M. Drown, at...... . Sanford. The Klale»-N**y-f»r the-po*t -Id-yean J______ reremony wa* performed S a tu r­ and is a member of th* aviation pel’s Invltati-n fin it week end ill J.ti k«ot ville with tin hnnqoct ,i lli.- Ill h light of entertainm ent, The t- |< panel show* some of Ilk* persoltngrs ill the S'la-nlti-r,' inlile. la-ft to riuht they tree Gen. day at the First Mrihodi*t Churth rorps of the I'arlflc fleet. f tm tirc I-iml Ibrvi*. Vivian Ciillin*, Adjutant ticm-ial uf FI •Ida; Mrs. Kliwpiel, Mr. h h i-i*in Orhtndo with Mi** M atth* The ruuplr plan to make their Below Rcpn-seiitative R. I*. Itohim uu. Governor Jdinllr. Mis, JSL- It* and Mny John T. ANop. Jr. Brown in attendant**. hqme in Ran Diego. I* shown n corner -colbin of tin- brilliantly dm iuati’d no-f irden* tin I n few of the Merrymaker*. The bride was born In Amerlcos, Ga. where »h* liveil for I t year*. She mine to this, city sis uritier whirli tile firm i»pi*'rnt»M{ year* ago from Miami where she ntiim-n o f imli%filiuih who hnvt* i | b spent several yrnr*. She was [iopiIf of mein* than fliinjaai with! graduated from Seminole High A luncheon ami hruiite party | th e f i r m ; a H it o f hunk era to | School In W.12. war* given yesterday niurnin^ by I whom loan* have been mrnl. an Ij The bridegroom wa* bom In Mrs. Ralph B. Wight a t her himie Them*»ton, Ga. where he attended un South Sanford Avenue In honor | a J if t 'Uf “ fit i ii fell t n- 1*ifiI* f >T* wIn 11 (C onlinupil From ( I d$») i f . , o ftriiicd F rom Bsif** O n e l sehonl and ws* gm dnatrd from of th* member* of the Tuesday I art* nlfcrct! •cciirtln-* I’-low the! .p ile the • Iri-n e support o f **-nnhigh school. He hs* been living Duplicate Club anil a few ulhcr no income u»* n iiirr IH3U mu! m ark i't prh i* tilt* 1(1lic t w h c tlu r It** hereT dr the p**t 20 yrnr* mid a' guests. The ruing* where the coll Id out l,,r Gin — , o f V irg in ia , Irv the R ep­ Summer l)n< f^rnt turw ite m '* Im th o f) present is engaged In eelery farm ­ table* were spread for play wen- |otul ih itl jrtm r. ute. It l l i - not v*-l lieen made .1 th'inocr^l.i j A few Btutiwnin Lit«'r, I I 'HJiiul vKivrly S*nh* ing on the Envt Side. adorned with quantities of <has|a purl o f th e R o.-o-vell pro g ra m for i*.«j I, tP**un , n il if *-r mniMtRC f i* * I'* Mr. and Mr*. Brown are mak­ daisies and ferns in vase* anti tin- i-meetreiicy ---- lop. A-lviH-utc. Sul in liiy night Jklt»vi:«tn »v i*i*I il i t ll ' ing their home on Crlery Avrnu *. howls. tnnis | tla ! totf.kiai.o I o f t — men Ptc. contend, neverthe th'mgx ..f Mummtl Bridge game* were enjoyed until p a rln c n i o f tltv f.r m hu I | m u I »*•* t hut th<g rlm ln U trath m h atl%e MO* I c , the noon h o -r when high score iiuomr 4*ixim foi IW«H nrnt J • hnv I>i•t IrastleA lly ml) will in k -'-ih t m u o tip o -e its e n nctipep t* pritr* were awarded to Ml*. H. B. mid llmt l Lfit it*turn in ItttU l>a«l # not it u»U y.; \ - it pn --i-d th e lli,p * e , ttu - lu ll Lewi* and Mr*. K. A. Newman. l»t*fn n»»l MHtr« than nurnl for la it f«*w K f)» ar.it ,M»»r^.»n «iiiti -hut in .Luncheon wa# served on the card u n u b l , d u h lis h n q u a rl-fe d c rn l ib-U») A report of the rhirken pilau tabic* by the hostess, assisted by rM»rtriniiitiK **u‘ -• | m i t i l ip -u ra r u - fu tid D ipt p tig b t supper given Saturday' night for her sister, Mr*. L R. Mcl-eoil, of lll.il, „ |t»3 4 (If fil.nlMl.iUKi W.ta fill UnrAirui l*Mik ic n i-h S_MMio.lMMl,niN) T h is titiin e y Fttah lifthfil blit hint not In-rii U-%•••• the building fund p r All Soul* Willlaton. Catholic Church was read a t tho w o u ld U* used to in s u re d e p o s it* In Those present were: Sir*. II. B h i u fi nut o f |tayhi|r tw iiitw t . u f ’* regular meeting of Circle Number Lewi*. Mr*. It. A. Newman, Mr*. ln t MU-vf It VYB* no t »I*'I*«1m I, IIm l i unit -t u t* banks fe d e ra l reserve Five of the church held Monday W alter S. Golemsri, Mr*. Josspb A. now by v irtu ** o f u c h a iir ff n i ih t * ! t lt fifln l* u f i b n . i l '* Eypnsitiuiij cm-id pbtiiip . c e rtific a te * o f lo u r *, in e.. o f Ja, l,-o n -die t io t t y .'b u l afternoon a t the home o f Mr*. F- Meisch, Mr* J. II. H intermlsler, liuvb, can't lit* ii't-ti fit llCP* from - tu te iiffi hil* umi uMHiUPrriJ tinap|H*intiiiei-l ol J , j e l , ' ik y K. Koumlllat, Palmetto AvCnue Thi* Income l«x tc tim uny fu» Mrs. J. G. B*n«on Mr*. D. I.. |„ H in t, l o . i l m all, us Ih eit I... at j *"l» -f» <•“* N -S ld llia t adminisAt the close of the meeting Thrasher, Mr*. Wallace W. lih h rtl tin* th rill* that a h K‘* tered tho fund*. freshments wrr* served by the W right, and Mr*. !_ II. JffI.eod c*i»»Wil bill I wadnil! _ fo r ihru utili , , . , Ib -i m it * would be insured on hostess. Those present were: Mr*. and Mrs. J . I .- Hurt, luncheon long lo u ts of i|tif*tiu n in g th**; M r, II ir l said, , ■ . It ,- It,m - ItHI pi-rrept nr uiiuiuntM Harry Laguna, Mr*. H. M. Ilam- guest*. w iitl III. utln la l* 1 „ v/W fG R D iifOlur Mottcnn |» a r tfn mat In* |i to ItP.PPP; 7 * |M tie n t of o tfk « ryum iacr, i|U iiht>n ng that of varum.- lU iireu .:- r on,rig IBto ' Edward Marq M a rq erite, tle , of Mount ni 'irmoitd*, lad wee i L I' l,Ui',l_tip,l |.u l.. b l i p t o \ic iir lilt l o i l o fliw r i^hiiiigii h ii“ ill*fill ► i ’il a -c ru (" ., aH irte V eteran Of the Olive, N. G ra n Uf i imi, grid Ml (D irc n t o f iimouiitrt ly guanh il H fflv t# o f .Morgan. Miutt in lh«* i c n u iiy ol I ’d 'io * " Civil War, has ha* been presented The long aucfwutiuii o i i I hc Io * piK|h«»HiltIIJJI at 4 htUigll lllllll Juiit* with a veteran'* cron, of aerview, ura* fill with tL c tn ly mg clarity ! | lit M m . I. a g ift o f the Confederate G ray. j Th** c (imti>t ow|KHially luw Mta. N. T. McPherson enter­ Upon the hiMhftl cmiini.'ii** Chapter of the U, D. ('. of M»u> t (aimmtlii uo'mlwrp wii»i sinrta- pilht'il tin iu kill ptiiiii ' lit ilr"*|iii I $In * Oliva. Mr. Smith was given tho tained the mambers of the "Sew to n n n ii l lotw aid iiih nUy u* tin w II |**i4\ t* Lu'r-.ii»rivlilt' i*l cross at the CoofeiSiiate Memori­ S'* Chat Club with a p arty yester­ finafU'oT, *| caking m malUtr-of o V im k h i th** c%4nif»4 *•* lh«4 lu l | al Day services held at the Firs! day afternoon a t the home of Mr*. fact jibia-fi* ilncribvtl opcMtlun^ i i ll I a in ) J u i) I* Methodist Church in Mount Olivo J. M. Alderman, corner Fifth it *. $, uml .Nnv. S.* Palm etto Avenue, r lining tnio the humlu'd* of mil August Mr. Smith served for it'2 mom lie Street and t * litn^ il ex- __ { ♦iwnEtp mi w ith. the. United .S tales Aiaiy .Sewing was enjoyed -until lalc-in the i« g i iu y f I «»ii«l* one u in riiirifi afl* i vi l»in'li Tour \ during (he World War. spending the afternoon when refresh m en ts,mil* lux ill11 Jim t io ii. r* "* ,ht f II »|*ys nit- to in* ' I'd l v i ’ ll i f « the g reater part of th at time in were served by (ha hostess. ra p t atten tio n . Those present ware: Mr*. J M. (In* 1'n*4»>himi uliil the ct»v t France. Ilia grandfather saw serv­ The t.-.I.i ilb clo M iit that lt»nn' t, is* t hi egg 1 1 . A ll iii*oi I ", hi in k ice during (he entire four years Alderman. Mr*. J. j). Gamble, Mr*. I. W. Owsn*, Mr*. D s i.y " " ,h' t"4mh#r* «f M«fgai. • mif*’ i«*n t h jk ii* , lm<* mul U i i of the Civil War. B s.»U, Mr*. M. W. Roberts,i fir,n- " * lu,,,"K - .... .. ............... .. I f Ait *(KHtU(iMrlr Fight g l" ii • Mr*. G. A. Taylor, Mr* f . H • " f ,hl " " " ' '<• '• tl'V gful u lh i'I fo iiiN o f I'iil' rliiMoot 1 I Mo** and Mr*. N. T. M rrher.oo. j *«*unt.y'. wealthiest l.a n .e r.. I,-id an* inr 1m in i In thi* . »-l i i | bill income ta ie , in tho la*t to o fjlti* fro m ^ g h fiin l, u* nr** r iilrm iil j year*, hrioighl a gu-p from tho ii' »l Pull mu i| ch»tK,i . by. Mr*. R. A. Cameron, Mr*. J .| qwclator*. V f |h iT ilo tgii - mil)1 _U* «n n il'll K. (frtd i.k , Mr*. R*ul Thv impilry jm * n utkcil Hurt Is lUadu Local Head Of l our Agency flm «d «m admit two buttw. l|» r to 4100 P. M. J THURSDAY. Th# regular general assembly of the City Union will be hold a t the FIrwt Presbyterian Chureb a t 7:30 P. M. "Gu#«t Itay” will bw observed a t lh« Sanford Country Club with r>lf, briitge, * ppvr, and dancing. Men's tournament a t 2:30 P. M. and w o m in t tournam ent a t 4:00 P. JI. Report Ts Rendered On Church'd Supper raURSDAY Gfllf, M tirinilli’i Social Qtkndat over $-3(1,000. Thu* eeery ite| would he Iniudil safety for least $ 111.000. Thi* section of th* hill not Iwrome effective for a year, enlese the President heforw prwlaims it In operation. Before he ran issue that motion, however, prelim inary nndnatlona of state hanks *sk th* protection of th# must he fompfeteil. T - ’ satisfy critics of th# « O e t-rr, who said it era* designed to fnrve state hanks out of b(talAMte> since they ire not mi (uniat (colly mn.lr insurance.fund participants ns are federal reserve m*m b#rs,, the llotis,. mlopteil an sm rnifm itit saying there should be no "iflacrimmation" a-rainst state baflko. Another proviv,, wa* Inserted to finite It d e a r th at the Insurance section doe* not apply to banka gl- ‘ • ready chwed, . Besides these si-* t*UI sl-o requires federal member hanks to divorce thetaselves completely from security j affiliates; let* the federal rwaerve’ Ismnl -opervision negotiations between reserve hanks and foretgn- ntury o f Progress' SUPPER Saturday .5:30 ‘ P. M. In Sanfdtd tb Chicago 1 t — A im T C rtu m — ■ 8:SBT. M. MEISCH BUILDING Benefit ChristIan Church /torn rum mltlee putnl-ci* over 11u cour*e of the questioning Twire the coiumittc,. wint into eurrulvi- session tn it on ,-nl lr private the advisability of •Lniamling infoinietiun u hi-fi the firm i|ue*iionei| thr propriety of making pubic. A* a result of the— i r i n l o (codons, the committee iWilled to a>k for lb* partnership agreement RESULT USE TY PAINTS DOZIER & GAY'S I J .t U HCffrV Agent ; Cmlary eatery of P r tfr o i Toon, Inc. "BEST TOil THE SOI STANLEY-ttQGKRS HARbWAIlE CO. 1 204*Skn‘furd Avenue w \ i” 1 t.lC ortV luiy any elertrie a u ty __ u n til yon have noted l ri___ g o d fount! o u t ah<Hit th# safety fea­ tu r e s - lire all-around tjfv-ioncy of tlw new U m .vitv. Here is, tru ly , a g re e t new refrigerator th at will antes# you. * fiu n cu r Closing Out MaRenta Pattern McLaulin The Jeweler 112 S. I'lirk | 1 il e c t MC H PlD O nA TO k HOF - M AC BATTERY CD . rh o n a i o i 1 17 E . - ill I S t r e e t B *>c#a f t *> f t a k> »'• *; *-> 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 24, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 24, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0c04a07ae6c12918d3a2697ae86bd6c0.pdf 7901bac0be0bf75e7dc58b60305af889 PDF Text Text K b t h M In norida’a H e n r i T ie WerWa C r e a t e V «f«U b W Bps* and Richest Garden Land. AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER REPLY (SALS OF PRESIDENT SANFORD.* FLORID V. Tl KSDAY, M AY 23, 1033 Mcaiber Aanodated Prt*» VOLUME XXlV~ Tornadoes Claim 13 Lives In Mid-West ATTEMPTS TO Interviewed Citizens HEADS OF CTIY Morgan T estifi w isrsSrLb fxzm m * B E DEFEATED As To Setup Of His MEET MONDAY Big Banking House J .GARDEN C ITY. Kansas. May M.—blY-Tornadoes lef< 13 dealt and many injured in the Middle We»t today. Seven c .o him. 1 consider Sholta a.« were kilted near Try on. Neb,. learning that several petition., flTe In I.iberal. Ka*.. and one now are being clrrulated through wan who drUypfi Mftlon on near Garden Pity. Score* "ere _____ _ I i,ut the city calling upon Senator Ihe Urr bill for nearly «l* Injured In sister slate* and • c* a AT A R a i n u l J. J. Parrish ami Reprcentalirr , »i 1’* might have fc#ttlcil the ilotrn more were victim* of a r j imi In |« niHin MR Ih# first thlrr Ralnellle, Montana tornado mu h win- p a»n l. Why ihoultj *«• lullyesterday. The Kansas twi«t»r» . - , » • o » i « | authority to cut *alanc« and atrrrk during a »and and dual j, „ r||minat* oc combine hiirca.i' 4tiar t«iiil»«*rity t*» auch a man? PEIPING. May 23— W t—A W II Schmidt* local vttUuran atomi whieh had Molted out board* or department*, a Herald temporary peace agreement »•I ptrakhvit o f th# Shell* the *un. hampered traffic, and rrporter, making a hurried »urvc\ <• ur .«w W A S H IN G T O N . M i»y 23— Without a di**enting vote, mem between Ching and the invad­ force.I the u»e o f artificial |u.*l l.efore prea* time today, di* I 'M limrrnur Club o f th# cam ( A . P . ) — T h e Inner w o r k in g ^ TALLAHASSEE. Mav 21. 'Jh Ml«| "t hrll#v# In fivftme K i* of the Sanford City Tomml*ing armies o f Japan was ravrretl 10 out of I I perron* run L O N D O N . M%y 23— (A . l\ ) • light* to d« daylight trading. reached today, It wa* authori­ i f the w ealthy M organ bankShotIt thh Authority hr- .en . meeting In regular «e»*lon A long ami bitter ilehatr marked ta ted to he heartily in favor « f ♦ . In addition, high wind*, rain, T h e B ritish »ovcrn m cn t. re­ Hall. Ia»t ntght or run-* hr is not r#«p«»n#ibl# to * at the tatively reported. and hail pounded farming mnrideratton of the piddle * M Ing firm w ere unravalad — ! TOKYO. May 2.T—<4V-A pviu.fi »m group, lie U not dered the rlo«lng of the' tag roll* rommunilie* In Oklahoma. Kan- . funding bill In the .Senate today " 'n ir e are the brief statement*.! p lyin g today to the P resi­ * Rrngo (Japanese) nawa agency slowly today by a SeAate III the order in whirh they were i-a.iog politic* in thia matter, amt M tendr,| from June I to Jule |. •II. Nebraska.' and Colorado. dent** m essage to the world,while the House worked rn the com m ittee exam ination of dispatch firm Tientaln tmlay cl down rinre noon today: ! I n root,dent that he I* working; Thl. ,,t|on. highlight of a meet* Senate approvril lull l « reduce a» declared it “ en tirely s h a r e s ,--------whreh-agw-thw » t'arwml—twwoea •mrid— g* • ffriw JM jnm W 'Tt1»*r lls m tiaTerTTr" P. M organ , f ------ r..*iJcr.L. lu.. lilt!-WUU.LaiLjUUaL ..f-Ull BVP . w . M a w i a U w * * lo.f*ve,.U *u alui * . th e T T W lilM itV -rle w s ^ *U > a l-f-— - - slgnml at Peiping, proridea that rrtng to City Clerk f . R. lam 1 « I frfpff and formerI* rrlrrr f^»wpr, «*|il H' ' who tjnietly defended its bueteen dollar*. the Chinese troops shall evacu­ computation* of the city * . l* trie fine.l thing W F..Shelly, veteran Tonal line i on the successful outcom e o f A fighting minority in »be Sen- -The plan . . ■ _a L..,al Ineaa and dlacloaed th at it* 1 ate Peiping and remain to the rngi-eer and ardent Shnlli hoo«t .irgurned finanrial romlitton with nle .ought ly amendmmla t» that'* ever l*-en propo-wl 1 rer the world economic and dissouth of the line Yaklngi i, *'l lielieve that In granting' s|nll,d every rripir*t that had !• aasetn approached a h a lf bit* inlt.lv d.i think that one man can I .trip the drill funding bill of it* * natnent conferences de­ li.o.tnor Sholt* thi* power •**«• wqh .pending money. wn» ae- Changping -Shun)l-Paotl-Lutal. lion dollars. I ptnvi.iona giving the »lale hoard .In Iletter than a bunch of fellow*. h. I.w fultv fully Ehlr able Ilk to tali# lake mrr rare i<Vjl .ompanird hy rnund the table nts the “ fu tu re happiness of ndmmiitration wnle power* t' «ho have been folding nmun.l for While willingly answering soma 1 aflrr hr rrl* 1 1 . II# ran b# rrlinl pinion* whirh Indicated th*t the ran do. If he ran'' we and prosperity o f the w orld ." adjild I hr bond debt* of ettir-. — , of th# questions, the elderly finan­ ! !•«•»» «h*«nlut#ly n»*t l « *hib# lh# IVmmtaatoner* are ready fnr a coontie*. and ili*trict< in actual *rr in n nrrtlv «orry eomlition B ritain , the reply said, was cier through John W. Davis, hi* \rr in im nnlnlow. ,ale« la* lhal -i* *ure t" rome" default. The amendment* were de I You in make H w« eln.ne.a- yo.i •*tll the more cncour*i^«l by Mr# S. A. H. Wilklnaoo. local attor a. Commlaalpe'r S. O Shonholaer counsel, demurred at submitting fr.ito.l by al»oil two lo one hut the ,.aol to I'm headllv In f*>or of Ro M vtlt'i message b « * u f ‘ he the partnership article* o f his attack continued. ' rlvlm* Governor Shollr nil the nu m v. .aid “ | have Implicit faith in put it. (•owrrmir Sholta and ht* ability to A lively dt*ru*«lon en.ued when Effort* weie made in the II ivUt-c thorite he want* " President places ** th* B**1 *U|* firm. That question was put off do .omelhing rrallv goo.1 fnr Ihe I’lcrh l am*on asked what dl*P««iIn in.nrt the five. ten. fifteen anil |f..nrv Met aulln. Jr nrnbu of hi* proa rum the adoption " f for future committee decision a* ... ..pie of Florida. It-eeny*that the la.n ihould he made of a renuest twenty dollar «eale in the tar MU' rtnrr««lne hlm*el| again.! the the itraft of the disarmament con­ to procedure. -* J II |»rl« taurf»l*tare ha.nt courage enough made hy Harry M Papwnrth laal n Eirnin^t f.|nr» sub! M l n 1 at vention pmanted by the Prime tVAFtlllNOTON. M1av 21.—r.Pi but ihe-e al«n were drentrd (TonlthuH On Page Tw.d Placing deposits, held by the week that Ihe rnmmlfllohera en­ though the attempt* were re­ nnrttv hrrEii«r I havrn'l mnfi _With Ihe a.-erilnii that the Minister Mar. IS-" dorse nr reject the pniytslona of a firm, at t2&0.000j)00. th* witaeam •President Ki*»*r*U aclrd •soft­ While llmtae hn*t been "luinr.l in-• la'* ''d. .>n*le nppmvtd a prop<wed petition *igned hy IW local ta»also gave tha exact asset* aa of i inr , .... ,, . .. ly last night t*» M int *«"'«» »n to a billboard for lamr." I*r. A paver* who seoghl a five year e*. lit,itinnal amendment author Dee. 31 laat to th* penny—*424.rsr.y lUbillxatton of exchange* J. Barton, of Wilmington. •*: C ,j i,ing the leg-lalu ie to enact uni. tension of time in whirh to redeem 70U.0M.M. ^ and - die*. I la* certificate* • ml t,u.h the Geneva arms t « l « - called upon the Southern ItapUlT •■’r * for-rminl»e* A gasp whirred through the taie*. If ihe II..... favor* the measure tion cunlenrut# thro gh lo * runvvntion I*'* niicht l « A*ln|il u jI it will !*• .ulimtlted to the |>eoplr By J. R- BRACKKTT packed committee room a* Mor­ l ’ommi**ioner T U Duma* quKk and definite conclusion NEW YORK. May a.I.-GPl— gan quietly' went on. .Therg a n 20 . . Action to atatHUM thv Hollar rcanlutinn of regiet for the pro­ in Ihe nett general election. termed thr plan “ The mn«l de. i hill calling for a w rrr l" 'r hibition position of Preaidrnt -.rracll* . There are no-great, vnft, and pound »«eilin« appealed tinpartner*, he said, who meal every i . vewe.at tav.-Wttr._UlU'- . mi.vnt alter a WhIU Hour, eun^ and Comml«»inftor II J Lehman rhnlrs In Ihe hanking house of J. weekday axcapt Saturday. dined in the Senate .horlly after “ I* there any wrtttan record or feicnce In whiefi GT -M. TH. tmltraled that .neh w*« hi* opin I*. Morgan, nor any Inch-thick The rcanlutinn preeenled b) minute*,“ ha was asked. “ Only ihn Sprague, advitor lo the llank of Barton a* chairman o f the *ociat n ii " «,tuti„n wa. proposed that 'h» rug*. Some nf the furniture I* ion. . Irci-I«ttire loemorialiae < «ngrr«» England, participated with ollict"Rut." *«nl Mr. l-ehman. “ I actually tattered. In thr office of names o f those who attended." eervlre rmnmitlee read: ! to mart a fmleral *ale» ta*. "I* there no record of the delib­ al* of tb ' tr«*aiiry ami federal think that * r Cnmmi»*i«*nera a* a Janiils Morgan, thr eldeal son. “ That wc deeply rrgret ami lerrifir attack by Senator I at rr.rr.e ayitain. An announcement you cun *## th# ntulTin* th# eration* or concluaionsf” “ Nona." Commission should endorse thl* WASHINGTON. Mnv 23 -W) earnestly deplore the fact that the Whitaker yesterday Mocked act im Al th* opening of the testimony, Under the provls <ms » f a Flori waa promi*ed for lialay. on the admini*trnlion»pon.ntrd The relief policy of Ihe R->*e plan «lnre It seems that a htg ma­ long Iralhcr davenport. • Morgan In a prepared statement, j The Prvaidaat alao tia>k a get- President ha. tiaeil' the InHuen r da House of hVprr.enlatur. bill All of Morgan'* Is plain. Their lull giving Gnrernnr Sholt* ami veil Administration was outlined turity of the taxpayer* are for It. defended th* fcractk* of hi* firm ! tonal hand I# ‘ he • o '1*1 * ,m* and |Niwer o f hi* office for I la* are plenty of almight chairs. The ,,*..<-,1 ut last night's se..mn. thr ve.terilav a« ivppo*eil to maintain- at least |tW of them »eem to he" in permitting Ita partner* to serve , drama a* hi* admlni*tration‘a dec- r«*p#al of thr Kighl##nlh Atnrn«l- four memheia » ( h'* "I^hman." said Commls«lon*r flmir is stona, lh" ,art.br. to adju.t the »«IU.UOO.IItg SenilnnL f'ouoty Board "I Com inr millions on de.titulbm relief latation of Ainerwan wlllingne** W. A. I^fflar. “ don't you know decor Bird. There la no ostentation. mrrt to lh# ronsltuion, ami , I.,ml ilebt Of i iHintie*. n t n * o'" 1 roll. i. t a* iHermlneil t“ prevent miastonera I* g '* '" t " '* " r •" ,r ' to ron.ult with olhar naltoi.a to atsvut thl* huslnes* ef signing ■ Morgan's, in • wowK •• ** • terrstrd. saying auch an arrange-* the minimum or maximum »al .tar vat ion. iur« pence rang around the pendingVfforta for repeal, for the L|wcig| dl*trirt». iwtit ion* Anyho.lv will sign any no special dress I* needed. ment was vatuabl* to all con­ Ileiry l> Hopkins , made the legalltation «nd manufartur* and Aaeailing the lull «* ' '?t7 d at e. id all county i.ffirials. with In harmony with th* character 1ci.it ....lo „„u 'lie e.er .Utltnltl'O i.< u nieu-ur cerned. .(ate,unit ol (MilM-y « lt e i enter.ng pehllnn for anything nl nnv llmo." vale nr l^er; and r*|a-cially the maximum salary not to ex Th* tnplr finally ws« disposed of their office*. Morgan and hi* No looncr hid the doctrine been It adds to tha strength of pri­ d|m,i hi< duties as administrator to a Florida lrg..lalllrr■,. Whil partners seek to be Inconspicuous. that he ha* allowed the While of whsn thr group unanimously (.tiered at Oiiteva by Ihe (■teal•I■ t nly i»y vate hanks to accept deposit#, he reed » 1000. .1 the |f>UU,OlMIJ)tNI of fcileiiil ker w»- slopped ■ rednrnod Commissioner Oiima*’ Whatever their power l*. and dent'a »poke*man, Norlliaii II. lloiiae c* be u*rd In aihert «e lh ,.,.tion to delcr consideration until said, aware that the practice re­ The bill, known a. a salary bill, fund, lo be given the .tale* fur motion that “ While Ihe Commis- whatever may be disclosed by the cently haa bean much ctlrielied. Day in, than the Prealdenl calli-l leer binineaa, much In Ihn di»- today. piovidea that none of tlw vaUMea lelo-l purposes ill the next -wo sinner* ar* srmpaihrlie with thr coming congressional in*f*lik*- In subatanee he defended print# to the While lloure the amhaa»a rrrdlt of hi* administration ami Member*, many «• them Imck el up in the mra.ure w.Mild l~». year*. Irtitinnars, slnee Ih e petition tlnn, Ihe externals nf the. firm banking as a "national aasat and dorr of Italy anti Germany. jog the Sholti plan. Th* Orel act ol • llopknn, wl. • made no provision for fund* with and murh lo the pain and sorrow •how Very little. The declaration of American p«d „ „l of the SMist' , li.imlwr, on applicable unle-s the fee nlll.en ( not a national danger.” il railed by the I’reaKkrnt whieh tn earry on the ordinary The House o f Morgan is at 23 Icy toward co*||i«rallng ugaiio>l of a large element. We believe iheir way to a H*h fry. The Sen- I., listed shall t»hr in that ant »< "t, was Aa to Ih* theory that a prlvqto trom the New York State i.n ei fonelton* of government, Ihe Com­ Wall Street. (IncnWntaby. Ihe hanker may become too powerful. gggreatlon rainr ju*l a day oclnrc a majority, of American rlti*en»." nte a moment later wa* forced ,d money. The lull piovide*. luradministration. w*., to inform missioners disapprove of the plan -Buie number of the ad Ire s of Morgan said “ It mu*t be remem­ U . t night'* »e»*lon o f Ihe eon , ( ( ((,lj),1|rn )he middle id III* tha Pre*nient greet* g il»l*gat.*>n they, that the frr offuela »h,ul guvrrnois that fund, would luv.iin- . nested hv the petitioner*.'' the firm in Isindon). It is *' three bered that any power which ha of ulTlciaU from Japan whiwe vrntion ,wa* »el aside for !»r. afternoon l"i lack id a quorum Fared with the po-sihilttv that story building, built of huge haa come* not from th# possession keep a re.oril of all the i*e». slid mediately a\*il*hle when they ap troop* are threatening the ancient Barton’* report which The Whitaker an.' k on ihe bill ehall report ,»i»c *•• Louniy elied. giving flgutvs ol r»iwn'k- il in*r he nrressarv lo borrow blocks of Tennessee marble, seem of larga mean# but from th# con­ srvrml r#«olntion« lo piipiictlu'n wa. not nmripeclrd. Chineae city oj Peiping. In (Continued On Page Two) tur»» nl put,tic money from oil Ciimmisstonera. • fidence o f people In hi# character Ingly a* thick as they are wide. Problem* of atm* an<l l*r * r * r'’ lh# prohibition front; fin«l -»»*• quarter, th. f.elirg had prevailed .ourrrs for rclirl d ring thv 1**1 When originally tntimlucvl s.»l The main story is a huge vault and credit. ge.te'd some form of federal marexpeeltd In figure in l^e Wntle that It might « " thmugh. Il'“ * “ W* have never heen satisfied ed fix’ III 11 windows are perhaps Houie conver»glion* with thci riser control a* an antidote to di- r lidding ol iq |o-rtii.n to It hn- finally parsed the lull provided quarter. The money is to he granted oil that there be created a enualy ol 311 feet high, reinforced with with xlmphr keeping within lb# giuup. hva.h-d by former Kureign j voree. rrached liere from all pail* of the Baprid* fl ml*' sslsi) tund fioiil who h [the hast, nf one federal dollar lor law but have constantly network of metal. The dume-like the Minister Klkujiro lahii. allhougn I Tmlav thr Southern sum with state. every Ihrre dollars of public all .alarie.l,«tl '•* diawa. psy sought •<* to act that we might will to ret in Ininl *ereding Is molded In geometric de they were originally planted *»^ Whitaker h'gnn lainha.ting tin . ihe fir*I -"eh money* from alt gourre* spent by aide by the county roiumlMIonei» fully observe th* professional cod* Sorlhern Baptist*. signs. economic talka In prcimralnm Inr I I invert,or’, bill after the SenntKepneaeiftative t W. K iln * "g Ihe stair, during that period To the right as you enter thl* and so maintain, the credit and the London monetary and rcnmui- gathering -Ince the two clrurthe. adoptrd a few rorre. Hve am* n-l H» i ,mp,,itanl point of the slavery o.ieslion ipie*lion W* .pill I.n the »lav— large room, and behind a plain reputation which has been handed nlent*, one ineies.ing the pe>. m i-r of this county »•< « " « "• le enfererce. whole situation'*. Ilopkin* .old. ''i« 21 lepie.elilative. who ymrs Mff°* ' glass grill, are row* of desk down to usa from our predaekxTo Japan ami China, bloody a se- ne| of thr .tale hoatd "I adm ni­ sgsinsl the sals ry bill. Suty n f ,hat there Is an unconscionoblo Attorneys Fmd R. AA'Hson, L. F. |)r. Barton pul forward where Ihe partners sit. easily •ors In the firm. foe* in an undeclared war Inr a tration from three to five, loaded Boyle, and E. F llouyholder to­ ric* id recommended resolution*. “ Hint* w# have no more power number of people g 'lllu g lel.el ri-.rntattvcs voiod lor It.. visible lo callers. Banking names year atd a half, Ihe.jlind of Ihe (Continued „n luge Two) • \ Herald reportef visited 'be throughout th" ( « utry' Then day made annomcement n( a di- lo rnnjnre with are three—Thomas of knowldg the future than an* United Stale, wa* of particular nrt I louse lisky I" mak » are (Im.iaMI lamillec on ihe rebel Visinn Of offices whirh they have lanmnt, member nf the firm for other men we have mad* many Imporlance becauar of H* p«'*ib!e \atnm*l mistake* (who has not during th# li.t (H-onle everywhere «>’ ' * ^ ‘ f ■oils ol New York alone, a total •M-ctipied in ihe First ,i,partson of Ihe amounts * bearirg on 23 year*, who generally makes on thr Par Kaaleru eonnast five year*) hilt our ml*t#le« of about I .Rtm.iHHi (*r-.oris, If t hi * Bank building for several year* patronage in all Htw. » •If trials w.ll re* eivr if the bill ■* the few public- appearance* hel Atk-'* 1° *clew 'r' of the *Ul*mvnt by ,|j... to individual* and eoncern. Under the new arrangement. have been errors of Judrmanl and ! . ohm-s law,tB* compared with v*n*i proportion l* kept up Ihmughnut n B t n , that; necessary for the firm, and Bis .ale the country al least Iti.OWI.Utiil Ihe fortnnr ri- rptliin imim wnd sell Is-ffingwell, former assistant not o f principle." e lf we rone r ill Ihe Judgment whieh d» not engage they are now receiving a* t lil'tary used by the three at­ (Continued On Tag'- Your) |.,*oplr ate i i . etvlltg veltel render'd Iby other nations) a* .yete-lll officer*. secretory of the treasury and lead' “ I do not think It is my place torney* has hern replaced si. that mg is'onnmlst. In Ihe ropynsihlr' ami gailly County Judge J. 0 Sharon Mr. Iloushidder I,, perpetuatr any sy ...... thai effective tmlay party, we will refrain from ary .rt.'d that his Itel ....... I To the rear o f the room are th* Satisfied that the uni nemeid w II occupy risilils 101 *m| 1*12; action tending to defeat such col-1 seeking resident* of this city and year was approximately t•'0'*, 1 " will keep liny such numla-r ol hanking window*- No nni enter* Mr Wilson will occupy nmm*l on the mils. I do not l.lll the 10111)111 I""- |i.*l,pl le c tio effort which these state. ReRardinjr Equipment county will accept proper • iw i'1' .br the II' II i here, escepl for business, and lul ami HU. and Mr. Boyle wi nj_B) thus make to re.tnre peoce.'' meet if- It-1» offeie.) them. Andica r r - mar pay him from Ylothi I" think this was Ihe u lent,on most of Morgan's business is The n.-w policy found * favorills- ( ongreifk hnd I know it ts m.l | nmve his office* Ho the fifth fli.'r done not at hanking window* but The I'nited Slate* Bureau of.! Carraway, manager » f the Han > Mam. in riMiins Mil ami h*1 *' aide response last night in some Navigation motor yacht "R il- j (oril Country Club where Sheriff J. F. McClelland "d •hut nf ihe Presidi-nl. across ilesks and table*. The auite of offices first Wrrr Hanford friend* of Den McKin­ “ I nderalanil it to.be the l'ir*icongressional ipiartera. krniiy". Captain I. T. Irwin coin- Thur*«l*y aftornoon and evening that he netted fllOO last V •<­ isviqiled by the firm of Wilson non. of Tlldenvllle. brother nf W. all focilltie* wore free to tin- »•••'' l h. new lull would give him I to"' •lent’s plan lo put s substantial manding. arrive., in l - k . M. McKinnon, of Sanford, will rmimba-r of th ee pcplc mi pd.s and Ili» kholder when formed in Satuiday afternoon to .pend n few lie, tmlay announced another f t 1'1' tlxim to $.UUm. A TLA N TA YOUTH DROWNS grrt to le*rn of his dealh in that ,'. Ih crralrij through Ihs- public ihe early part nf IMfi. I^ter Mr. lin k of Court Vaori- Iking., day* i« thl* enmity while it* nr Guest Hay to !*• held all d">' Il-xyl« Joined the firm, and piae city yesterday after an estended work- program. e-llmateil that his approrm ATfokNTA. May I3 .- A heavily Dcr.or.nel inspect* venous em it Thurwlay. lice was continued under the firm ret Income was $t2*m. Th.iwv Golf, hri'tge. table t»nnl«. hor«rh come uniter the regjjlnlloua Judge Millanl II. Smith, of TI Hines*. liurdeik *nurll boat rapelsed in name of Wilson, llousholder, and Funeral service* w nr held *. hill provide* that •at he sha'i r»ce, ,, c. • i V . ........... li.-ville, who thi* morning opened Ward'* Iaikr ncr here ya.terdy, of th- Oepnrtmenl uf Sleamboul •hoes, rtanrinv, and other lorpithg -grave- hr Oaklaml temtoeejs ii..,ii $ Innii to * f amusement all will 1 “ ' offered ;^DfttTr-Hprtn|r~t1'f m of lhr~ClrcuIl drowning U d Carlin. lH-yrar-okl ln#;»#<ilon a firm wa- illssi' this afternoon with Dr. W. If. I'ourt whsn he rharged the grand nrrxullm HCIILJMJt wilhw t ehatga - i r r i '- 'V - — r'*“ -—nhvrr----Atlanta youth. HI* flv « ctMMllousholder entered th“ Dresch and Dr Lindsey F. Mecost of laildk* fees. In addition. Superintendent Miry and sounded Ihe civil docket nlon* wrtw re»cued. vised * » t“ prop** wl , Pn’rnl Nalr officiating. Several local per­ luartlce alone. Al ihe -sine lino (I'ontiiiued tin Page Four) thi* afternoon huh must In.lallcd in every a iVIrclahl* cold.plate up,nr will I .11fit Hlitivtriff, f«rm#r SpmiihgIp khr law firm of Wilson and Hoyle nf four eas<*. sons war# present. - -— bo.l. large or small, if U la u .«l be served rafsterl* style vhoilly IIik Ii SrhiHil footl.«ill •4t#r Mml U was formed, under wheh name awaited Mr*t report* from the Mr. MrKInnon. one of the-mor* RAVEN I I I S I I A N D R S L I F E grand jury. . - •> on navigable stream, or lake. In after fl 30 o'clock t« all per«>r» ' i t#r m ru#mId#r *»f afiui# nf lh# tirartict was continued until Jan. prominent residents of Tlldenvllle, j With approslmatrly 20 ease* of this or any other dl»lt,ct. accord­ * druniNt Univ#r»ity *»f I, 1033 when the firm uf Wilson jjltrgrd l*vv violation listed for In- came In Florid* from Maxton. N. 1 BIG RPRINGS. Tcaaa, May 23. ing to Captain Irwin. All report* a . f iMtt!*ii11 D«m «, h»< frtiirnnf to and Boyle was dissolved. r.. In IWNt. and l»c*m * promlnedl ; (X>).-Mra. Clinton Jenkins la the 'of his nctivtlic* will he Irana- headed by'fleorge ti llerrtng h»* vrstigation try Ihe jury, It I* an Sunfnrri In #|M*n«l n few ilny« with ‘ Until last wrrU lh«*»r ,ittom»'V I,r,paled that it will probably he Jn Ih* naval store* field. During , j i t I heroin* of a Ink* reaue near niilted to hi, Washington htnd agreed to partiripatr in allot her . Twenty mrmh#r* of |t#vnin**l* hi# |Mir#nti», Mr %* « M recent yexr* he ha* been engaged Oanton. Atuwgring her huaban'fs quarter* *1 ome. he a'Med. and. toumament wllh Ralph I'hapman « rhap|f,P( Order o f OeMolay. meet- Stninnff before going to Daytona had edeupie,| the -aine reception tomorrow afternoon before *n in aa a dlrus grower ' rooms and library diriment will he returned and ^ill for h*)p after hi* fithing bun*. a cases where a local boat owoec team of business in*n aril farm- ^ jn >fnl>|nn a| (he Ala lleaeh where he espect* l » open a ||e wa* horn at Maxton on Aug. presented to the Court. ‘ sapslicd, Mr*. Jeitklc* itcippad off was fortrid operating hi* ernft rr* although the former tram » « ' ,nn(c temple last night accrplnl; hu«ine*a nf his own. The grand Jury which States to. 1(172. Ih* son of John Murnhr s her dies* and aho**, (want out nail with Imprnper equipment, n wnm- I,eaten H to 3 last week. No lino (or membership offered Siivr he left the Jlnivemity of Attorney I- F. Boyle led Into Its McKinnon and Margaret- E. Me- j lowed him to safety. last “ “ “ * upon irrii*fii«*ion a been set for the playing o l ; ,>y Jark Robert Cornol!,. Uffuffl Ipg may huforthcomiag within n investigations shortly before noon Nall McKinnon. He married Mis* j n#»i y#nr. Mr. Slnlnnff h »" l#*#n #m« tb* match#*, parllcipanta bring Mm| r ,|m,r .steel#, and few week*. tmlay ia rnmpoaed o f l|. H. Patti- Mahal P. Tllden, daughter of Mr. . ■ TWO M B IN CRAKH manager nf Tho '‘ KUkanny" 1* a gasoline rleon the liberty tn set th* hour Monday night aq the lime fnr ex- piny*,) as assistant I shall, foreman. P. B. Dooley, aa and Mr*. C. If. Tllden In 1M» At 6:30 o’clock all golfers will empliflcatiosi of the Brxl degie* Kre..- Atlanta alnre. Ue left thla Hurvlvlng hjm ar# hla widow, m wcm l craft measuring appro*rlerk. J. N. Vhompaon, If. C. Park­ COPENHAGEN. Denmark, May On t a r i o , cn iif, M*y qialtly 7B feet i« lenglk. Sevnn he Invited lo take a part tn a 'hr *• Masons ssd OeMolay* will meet position about two week* ago and t t —( i f ) — Mr- Ruth Bryan Owen er. Ralph hing. G. M, Shipp, and three children. Alice, Mar Two men were killed yesterday ram* tn .Hanford men crapria# tho per.imnol n«J |ng s*»nt**t from No. I tee. A l»eg* jointly for thia purpose. Pearly G Dodd, p A. Mero, S. *. caret and Dan McKinnon. Jr., wh*„ their airplane rrashod Into Mr. Htolnnff is hnneful of land­ w si chaared hy the populace today During their meeting, the mem •hey will remain here until or­ object will b# placed duwn the Rirhi#. W. II. McCooana, T. J. three aletere. Mis* Id* MeKlisitau, M ah# landed to assume her poet th* aid* o f krvsw-covwred Mount ing a ranching rwwitinn in Florida dered to proceed to another loca­ fai-way at a reasonable distan.e, bens elected Lawrence Reel, who Beaty, J. R. Little,. R. C. Strong, Mis* Flora McKinnon, and Mias am V . 8. Minister. She said "my Baidy. Th* ektlnu were T . C. and a auitabla prise will he presided a* master councilor, and nr South Oaorgla this Fall wher* tion. Th# craft la one o f tho trimJames Wilson. W. J. Lawton. W. Manrarat MrKInnon. of Maitou, particular job will be to relleva Itomard. Hrllywood. pilot of tho awarded tb* golfer who comes Jo* Rnulh aa delegates to the an­ he may gtlllx* some of the talenta moot a ad boat oquippoJ aa to gooII. Pop*. D. B. Lory, and M. L. and on# brother, W. M. McKinnon, lr relations between Amership, and H. C U w th n , » . o f Sanford. near**! the. object in • single nual State Conclave to he held at which brought him fame on th# Long, and Denmark." hoc drton *nd d m , » • » o»J oral’ appaaranco aaoa boro ia many gridiron. Ft. Lauderdale, June 5, fl, and 7. iM is. month*. w reck Senate Votes Affainsi|(. w KnUmkg,r ami Amendments Seek- t.. gram o«».mof * inpf To Strip Bill. Of Essential Fentiires Share Roosevelt View fThat Happiness Of World Depends On Outcome Of Parley J International Finan­ (losing Of Tax Rolls cier Discloses That Si no-J up Temporary Extended FromJune Assets Of Firm Are Truce I Reported 1 To July 1 Ordered Nearly .'500 Million R y Commisslopers , rr.,,.e.. rtty i.i « ROOSEVELT BEER STAND SCORED BY BAPTIST GROUP MORGAN OFFICES CONSPICUOUS BY QUIET SIMPLICITY Delegate Says White House Ts Turned Int o Hcer Billboard COUNTY W ill SET RELIEF POUCY OF SALARIES UNDER ROOSEVELT MADE NEW PROVISIONS CLEAR IN REPORT UooMvelL-------------- ---- No Ostentation Seen At Place Where Big Bank,'1« Operated |HM<- m«r-niH.lW-or I louse Bill To Estab­ Administration Is Op­ posed To Maintainlish Minimum Ami dnjr Vast Dole Army Maximum Salaries A . #Wo. Three Attorneys Announce Change1 In Their Offices ■"7 .... Boat Owners Warned Another Free Day AtClub Announced By Andy Carraway DanMcKinnon Dies In T ild e nvillc As Result Of 111 n e ss I" Judifc Smith OpenM Circuit Court Term , $tuim p-, >e*. I'ormer (»e«ru i« t»rid i M »., ^ ^ r n r s i a r ViSUlHri'amily T T i T E desiring it. Dcmolays Accept 3 professional men*. I'*'" Member-ship PetitioHH Mrt. OwcnChccrcdOu ReftdiinffCopcnhagen . J rT ‘ “ I - �T i M>wN: Score 7thStraight Win f Yde Protests Results tt Um/immm w- —- M f t i l M * Nummary 7mm omme hit*, lia r , ■anford Colerytod*. flt fh n * l till kalila a ll Ik * way. wmd* to .ir .la k t i k i t r u r ai H a. • park raatantar aftaraooa * _ . .^:r,V :..r-V ,’ RooMvelt I »**•*• »••• M a k a a llw a a t poim Td* •*•* rn kt# pllehlnn And Do las Work On Rf «• n l . 2S?,‘£ Z F i.iwlft 'KS&; ..upkme Pnnale p i . i . , Hopkiiu, ring a T (a * eleinry a w tk* J.d ail,oai»il 5*1Praia* I* a w.lrd and aa. akaal Ik* fW Ilarrall t « llm d l# y ; ,M a r r # il la 44ro<.4e y ; llep h in . to lle o d lo y : f u r , la H aavar l o i r Hi la*. Lo ll aa kaaaa MMIIMI ptayo4 Umlmte Ihs , burry U h * n I rrnwd nf Ills a#«ag»n _ ^ 1 *5 * aa* Manaaar Kmll Tda. fn * .' ...rrnnne*. .rrd Ittakarak Ftral* who « * • ed a * * a I mnr/ m T l" . Hnilna. c - n l K ewmh la flr*t ! P k lm a f* r h . r g . * f alalltaa t •• • '•* g r a n i/ a tlO n r I I — • Z : 7 > ' w!7h '" " " r u n V r % • .'. '■ !U- ; ; W A H M IN n T O V . M A T t t Porrhsr I • till * runs In I 1*1 IRNi I — On th* J^U H lIp I i. jH.iirr • with T mno In I 1*1 • #, -* .-!• and hi* VQI inn. o ff I U * » 4 n i l * t ru n* In l-d # n t Hn —* * n .kn. i u i * i »'H balls, o ff IM h lH ir l #, af ^ rti tt ^ n d lt llfH — lu ^ V ,j,l j (top t t ■ t o t in g w n * V r ^ “ l . . ' k rB n - V ^ « S i " . H o i . ! . . . I. loiaar I. w i ’^ . g a t — y *.t*n to v drafted W*U. ji.laar. HI! ky pliafc. • ta. Ilollnn aail MeCully. w lnnlnc pH, her. I|..hl*d*r lo a la * Huikhaiill Im p lr * . !>»!• i rn . in »r«. i i ,m k ta 'iii into ronUmplatcd Prvoidrat W ««srg J>$ Kwtsr^s srM L! Uw*td R oo o evrfrt cam.atgn p M ( « of chopping B pdrctnt from fOTVrnmint li p o x t ui*r and b ita g a g lh* h d gvt In­ in * Wilton dollar* l**« than apla bdlanct by ipon dirp at lanat at eowtplalat aad affM avH n i* « ikai y « * ar* kotfc raaMaata -rorrtaUii for lb* rurrmt flaraJ oNaraln f lha Plata at intaala: Ik a i poor 010*4 partknlar alar* at raaiMram kaatao I * Ik * afftaat la t t Woo* Til* Pr**idml ia riprrtrd to Waahlattnn a ir**l. Chic* a*. . ntt* trad th* romplrtrd or»mnil»tir n rt.il. ikai ■•*** la a* |MMaa la Ik* K i m e l Florida Ik * m t l « o f a plan to Cenproa* within th* « * * h .IthpAen. MOMft *k om * 0* 1* h'pd whra* a p p r 'r a l U **p#rt#d. Mont t o *, aad Ikai Ik* n ffloet hollo*** r * a a r * *ark o * * r 'l l year* at a#*, a w w p in r In eh a r*n # r than th * • r in m c i i r n r o n n r n r j r tk*i propram propnard by P r**ld ra t aark ml | » * do * * * * * * * * Ik* I k • In ml Jolt. I* U la Ik * kilt o Ho r * r laat year and r*j*rt*d by •oim*talat M od k *r*la C ra p y***, lh * D rm o rrK lr p lin l« it i* r r n n titii o n o itii«n h i. nrd*r at imhllentlnn k* pnh. for.*ld*r*d by lt»d *ra on Capita! Ill.hM t la Ik * kaaford It.raid. a H ill tn h a t* mnr* rhanr* o f a ** * * * * * r *akliak*d la a n a l* * I* I'a a a fr. Florida, a or* a w o rt fa* kdoyt on Soriua* o f th* boarJ t oir r « a * * r » l l * * week*. proyiai n« o f th * rrimomy hilL W ltn**a air fcaad **d aoal at Ik * Court at kanfard. Florida. W h *r*a * on* hranrh o f Con- ••Irriill Ikla I t day at Ha* lk *L V. It t X X fd U H L prvaa c o l d r*Jrrl lh * lfo o * * r d a r k n r r u ll Cnart. * * « ! • aot-ap— and' lh * H o o «* Hid— dla* « aal# rouoty. F lo rid a . approval o f lh * R no**v*lt plaa Ry: a. m. w ra n o i • Dl c* woold rw iotr* * tw o-lhlrd* voto ivkni/inr. c a r f r m t r r * ftrH•f rkrh branrh and with th * h a i ’ ic. • l i m n u r * tar F la la llrta ------- — lO F A I.) . p *n o r»lty irrap.ro • rrrp lrd o. u ""■«,*.* unlihtly. « "I* lyuFraiiy L et* L • * H mr. HOW THE\ STAND 0 , Mnr I f . — I.SIIJ ►•l.tn* hP r dM»t ItiNinc »kf III# ksr •a in s hs»s y sn isrtln f |fr«i t n a lls r*»IA, • • " t ' M ip r r d II x llin l hH 11ml in n run* w llh Ibn fa ll 4n*. non# M il, In |g»ra Ihs cnfilsnl I I * I iF.t fr o n d nlinsBssiw Ins 1. a**nr IN# Tln**sn In a-iMird In m»»»s «*r Isas c»*n|us|t»n with l*<•11* i»Nt«s isto«inn ihs flsid T l»s itiiNisai was a s lv «fs s i wllh ili*. lUultts |Niai»i.lit| lln ll had «*urry far I I hlls w h lls-fd a s i * blsitih u|* I I hits 1Jf*s r s 4 » wha did hit Id s- did .su 4|Uu.]lvlhfla.Jl,tfVbT1kHv •aril il* |*sisin Ids » l u i l * » * nsr. AbbriM sml Chapman fallsd l » a«k|«to l i l n d»H»si| bs-hnlf rinn O fln n 4 »mn. forwliuin llaltsrlss thou 11 Ik. guMMlsa, II I'aunihglun s lid Ihras •iN|i*g tn foul IMF*, and l*nps wim I anw MSglF* toM*1 a tlwUbl* lit IMS liiM i t i i i ) Ilium iu m ifi I m «l Hdkl Ullr fill .KMhtoFll, wllh l«< i doubles and a sins If . 1 urry, llarrlaos, ao4 lUrsea •• mk toriF aula to bleb Tbs for I wo tolls I H uh to»1 a. Ihto |*Rils Urntie t h allria • J im Ih*« arwr#: I.I K M II IK. AN N H r o A K Wtllllll. JU 4 * 1 1 * 1 lltUd.rf. If M i • I I M « Cup*, r f ^ f c j i i h a »* resn in giu s, lb b I I • I f Yds. p i * 1 I I u lir i, if I • I I • 1 Itull. r k 1 I • • • Ii !*• nnlnsiun. *« « I 1 I S I llsrlwttg. lit 4 • I II • 1 ! . ! t I • I • I ho id m ln l.t ration i» r o llK ly rrportod ta h* plannlnp lo aob Immortlat* approval « o *h «t th * .!■*• •bicthm in M ptndltnrvo can borom# e ffo r t It * Juno I in»trad o f rmrttnp b *fo r* C .n p r * * * ' fo r th * Hh-doy period o f waltinp pr*•rribod In lh* *ronom y bill. T b rvo m ajor »tr p * *lr* »H y h *v * kora taken ln th * Hlrertion o f prmhirinp reduction* *nd hnlanc* inp the bndprt. OrmnU to wnr * * t* r * n * w r r* ru t $ 100,000,000 by r i r r u t l r * order, and Doupln* (itlm a 'H *n *<Witlon*l »M.OOOSOO w<uM h* «n **il hr u iln p InUroot p tym rn *. or loan* to T*tirm n* to provid* «h# l « M «hnr* o f th * •d ju ita d ro m p *n «*tio n r * H »fl- Tl#*r. ri,mkln*4 kii. Toledo JWfctfW---- i-i T s M *r. a*» Chsrh. rf Wrlnhl. •• * « • ■ J [ * 1 catta m aturity fund. ■a n»lil ll.r d m d 'llo d k o ld . ■*rnn* h o lle r* h ill..., 1 1,4 i 'd m m , .o o lk .r Tldi t*r I* w r u r i onlr m r Irlo*. alik o u ik 11 w a . . iurn.d In l w » run*. T it. h*i« more t a w aw RVVA A* n r i iV u iin iiv • • r,r. •* fUihsr. Ib t’vuiF, r <littwl r i**h, i* ORI.AVIMI I'n w .ra rf tlollb y. Ik I'lllm oo. II Yenterdayn Renultfl • f r“ f ■ &5Di"* ! i a** *11 # * ^ t II n>»- n*fn > b s ^ » • nmrnmo* • nrmthsr sfsn i -ns ih s T l* •Irtoimsd I k w .w .w t d ......... n#ts MtsssssFi. U ts d rlflt Trarhsr hurlsr. for Fnoufh n il* In turn Is h « » russ In Ihs fonrlh, fifth, and slaih llui Ihs Crarhsrs •prang «o Ills r. »if Fivhih Hahsr arna safs vhsn M onte hohhlsd his nruundsr i imf slnnlFd In sFfbd Bshsr In third, ssd llshFr art*rsd «a n dnu* 1*111. hurok hi* sisal whsn Msllhy'a Ihrnw to York ilodhwld aas laiF and Ihr ls »l»r HI I 4(111* •|r»»|*|*»d lh * hall llnndflch Im.psd S Ilf milt I t ti slaw slngls lo rlnhl on |h* *»•■! • ’Inr ihtisl 1 jiil.li ami I'rn r* ll.lrlFn.sn was aalhsr. f h f a • M « hlrd|n i nsh*d l « |hs m.*uad in fores HrhlFriy in hli Into a d»iybls p*ay Th* *ld* wo* iml r*llr*d. h»»n**••’. unlit iifMwtrIrh had smr*«l «n TFd 1*r • gmundst In Mnnr# ami *»nd* hold had Ihrwarn Trddsf sal si •*road Kioto flot.h ... Ik* lilt In * ' " • * : un .Ion*, i l t l r .** lonnln* W fl* h l ooo i ‘ tnr,|n rk .c k lo Ik . nlnlk lo d , " r ,,n* l'hll.4.1 •* to .ro om ! ooi o .o fc ly I . 41 |,,tii IU .4 to .04 ik * lo in . ‘ |i»tri>li ■liH.Irlrk k o r IK . r f . * ll* * ly *»■ 110, 1 . n Ihs Ihlid wilh ls » » aal whsa lha lh wins pal lunsihsr fl«s siralshi Nila lor a |*toi» *»f lu ll* hsfk'is • «ir»> •Itipptd ihnii T ms hsUs svsnsd Ihs arors III Hiwir h4li » l Ihs ihlr4 an alualsa l*y t u r i ) and A rial l. Mannsr a sar rifles, total iU fiik * Stasis In Ihs four lit me p««is n rai diirad by uns run i»n iianiJMHt's «iii|i* slid law passa I ••uiks |nu* I hapman s laflsld nut. i urry awl l*y until Ihs sitlh n lir ii null. II. ft'snnmniua. ami lisr* m ill ,ts«ir.l tolls » a ii tout Is *#ors a run. aaam stsuiua Ihs aravs lh * ui uiiis s o l was IMS ahsad In In­ to l r III|| mi I'wps's Slsnlr II* SluU ••rnnd and arsnt lu third wlms indiMsr fallsd In hold «r» In r.'Hap•..tow s Ih fu s al saeriad. and. nnlh %to«« h iii , Ms sgkirsd an Tds s sharp diiipi* |i* rsnlsr I k * nruiii- want ahsac by Ihrsa U M I * .. nn Infield out In Ians in iw* fin m |i wa sinaiss by o n Ik* oloih but H * iw * ll doo- lluii sitol 14. iVHUlliglitu. |Mrn*s led |o renter field .a a ln A o i « m • in n |k lilt ihs has«s. sad Hraslsr’a ■mnir titinMMh Ihs Isn in ar*t* tarn i uansis. i*to«dinn ihs attach an Hull and RATES k N r t lM I nu M is w h ir * had bssn •f s sln flls ran sld sd bjr -n IIOll ‘ WHS #flfSM fThfirMha Rift t» 5 nl ss^ttn.l Hanford 4 dUkiii »n psr f#» l fnsy. ih» n *h lh nn4 nnd .4* * a r .o l rolrk »**r Ik* potol. llorrHio* » • « *wfo >rl*OK *rr*4 *1 l l r . l k*4 M ak w ill Mil in Iklrd J11.I k .fi.r * <^<**In y u H o f ' l . Ilo rrlw i* hod oto** w rood! 4 ~1 Ik * u r k » w *r* full. |*ry till in .knri who llir r o lo M ilo at *.roo4 w k *r* a Iklrd *rP «w *a rr.d a* HVdllo drop**4 Iki Jl. Ifewriimk. runnlop for Aliknll w o l * o Ik . * ls r A rloll fou l.4 I bat Rnon.r » . . o f t and ll i r * loo oetir.. w k.n F l,. n n l.* i" ii m h f lio n o .r'. rollor. Bnrn.i • M OOI 10 Ik * lort.Id. . , Curry. » k » knit P«.ynil»4 for kkl k ll. In Ik * .in k . ..r .n lh , and pktk. k .ld lh . Ilro lo * w . i . l r . 1 In L olnlk .llknndh » t . n . « » r Vd* il k l. **rn 0d doable, aad tk* nt* .o l.r r d Ik * lo*l k olf w llh Ik. RBULT lim r 1 Brad- "• 1 Moor*. • « . .A m*mm RAA fl T i l CsrtlO<**ts :m . n r o f aim mad m m rsrtl . Lot. i Rlork A. T n f l Ik • * » - T a r p a r t lft r ... lift S .M * lh ; b u i h k i th * .r » W r a w ings Uiyhtnlnp bug th * flkto-S t H b o , hm. no w in g* « t But 8 p r « y k ill* th*ni Juat th * i M H - ./•■ . n llflr u t* No I t t l . doled Ik * Ilk . day o f A 11* 0. 1 . A. P . l i t * , k a i Plod •old r » r l l f l r i i * In my offtr*. and ha. w ild . a p *llro ll*a for to * d**d In l.ou * In aoeordano* w llk law. Raid r . r t lf i.o i* .m k ror*. |k* folt o o l . ■ d.orrlkoC p r***riy *4l*ai*d In n *m ln «l» County, Florida, to. w||: .„ Lot t t nlork R T rort • Raal.nitn Oprlnpu The .aid land kola* aao^ood at Ik * d a l* a f lh * Iwuanto o f aork * * r t lf ir * i* ln tk * naiad of Hd known. • That B 1- Maltkl*. *u rrh a.*r af T a i O r t lf lr a l* No l i l t , d a lK tk* Stk doy o f Aupu.t. A. IV, 1*1*. ha. fll*d .aid r.r tm * a la In mr o fflr*. and k i . mad* a**llcatloa for a ta* 4•*., to i..u . la arrordaao* wllk law, Raid M rtlfW al..am h raooo Ik* follow ind deoertbK * T .* * r ty .Itu • I K in Raorinol* County, Florida. In .w it; 1^41 I* Blork C. Trort • Ran- lion no th* r*«ult o f governmental T ^ ’ aid^Und bolng aiedaaK at «ul«rv rata. maViitp rlnoo tn MOO.lh# do|* of lh * I..OO*** o f ,ik*k oonnoo in huHpet rvHurtlona. Th* ] r l l f l r i i . In th# aim # o f Unknown bHHdtMtoltoe— nmrh - ia- oipodtod - T h a t t t I* H H H I., *V T «k *l* r of C . r t lf lr il* Na. I M l. ddtod Ik# ky the Pr**idrat to h* np. ,Tmi Ilk (toy o f Aupnai, A. P . 1*1*. k *. flird Wild m rlfflra t* In mr off!**, pmarhmi a* a reaull of tho orh i . m id * a**tlrallon for tat panlutlon png ram InrluHIng f«n- j.nd it».c 10 L iu * In arrordin ro with •nl IdaI Ion. ruftollmrat and rom- taw 0.14 r .r tlflr o i* em brar*. lh* ro ll*w in * d.*eria*4 »r< i»*fiy illu * D|*t* abolition of funrtlona. a l*d Ik Rcmlaot* County, Florid*. With th*** oavlnp* fVoplua lo counting upon th# mtlrnktod tlJA.dOOOOO to 1180.000 000 from S**r rvrrnu# to prod r* a bal­ anced budget. Involving tho toying o ff o f . thousand* of fn w n u w n l•workon | •hroughout th* country, th# rtT-| tkltmvni program I* to rvtch Ita DAD’S SPRAY Bald B y . Bernin * Id f r a d C*. W aanf C r a r g * . I ll W. Flfto 8 U a lo y - R * g * r * H dw . Co. ray » « l ■* *y S. S. FRKE MAN. IK k*Of*rd Ark Ro dal* o i tho li.u a oe* o f * - * " e rtltlrk t* I " tho **m * o f » » "T h o* n. U M allM A onrahkaor •* m Certificate Na. !»•*• “ '•• i j j 'lb. dar of AoakOt. A. I L >” * t “ ; ill duld oortlflraio la my otfjco. tad k a i m ad. appUralloa f * r ia » l „ d to tu u o In kcvordaai* * • • • atr M id eortlfloat# ofokracoB tk# lollaw lag doocrlkod property •'A *' >i*d i . a.m ln ol* County. FtocldA l ittiftin*, H A V B YO L’ 2 W ATCH i«toi|r |rh. rapalra* j; by on# who rMlIy bnowi how Aylgg*. J»w*l*r. Mag. A»* fl- L o d l and Found tiryt, »»» iowww »*w w<.wtww—M- —' - law. kald rartlftral* .mbrac* Ik* I followind d.aerlkK pr.y*ru .11F and la kemlnol. Cou.tr. rioilda.j jyOUSO: l-totthor Btanlcy “ Mon­ t, X «y " Ca.o with thrv* aultimo%ilv k*j». UnltiaU nn ca.*.'Owner ll.rn .a I ^ f l on !•#•»«. Oonfo-d-4}. M I htvt .am* by applying al . . . t .,,1 la. Oiriirk out !■> llnll I, I’ltrrl I. Vd. I llo.r. on twit., off 'llbrald and paying lor ad. tSirrt I. off Vd. 1 lilt, off Hull t wotk t mo. In I t-1 lmr> "ft t‘orr» 4 wllk t run. In * l*t Inn Winning Idlrh.r, lim y Wild plirk. Tdl‘. , . „ l loll Pull 1 1’arn.d run., .••burn «. itonfnrd 1 rmplr.. ■elm.• ,*ntl lloTrn.l " “ " l i t ( Blork *. Tran’i l 1 BILLY’ S UNCLE j up truck with ta g. |HM. G o « l ’ T Kuril ton truck- H u b * anil car I i l l '14A IA IIA tT O h A « I i .AYTp NA HKACII. l e i I I — In jpith U l- »«> R**l * Son» ____ T I I>.i.,|r lit Iitlrli.r* and e tlra lo w In o l.r . Ikol roiiTerlMl o l,«.rh,»ll ■ am. Into . Irork nir.1 wllli llm f j| — S itu a tio n W a n te d , 0 , 1 , more n .o rli apnrnprlil. for ffU4lk .ll, C o ro *'. Indian, let nul m K T s O U R T B E N y ra r old colored boy ru hoop hrr» (..In d o r .11.rr t ! w an ti work o f any kind. A n lo i- •t,»on nnd rn fried not o m ...o e i. tin in .t Ik . I tot Ion* lleork I'look' t i r W a lk ir. IM H W. lu h St. * r . who w r r. .r«l|»ed ky . |1 In I J W*LL. S MM) WRAT T 1 U S .? \t w ^ s ^ B v r O R At W K T T U W . ( kOBOCFflv -1 G O T rr uoobC-S ^1THOOCH COCK TV1S wvrTtMG wrm Mitotic \ r TWACT VM. C0OV.D > LIMl PAPTWRW OUth TW RJtMtJOU) . TWkJa l COULD s auo- . y WOT HU DIDN'T j* C O W IK E O woman w ant* s i .lo r e early In 1*11 k . . * rom .tiff, red .ark . huillna ‘ job doing hduiowarh. Ir a ln lark «> wo* Ikol .M iV d hr Ike to* , ll.o . 4, ho on llor* 1-rd* I " ’ V* g y , W a lk ir, Iftia W . ISth Kt._______ •r. end l l * . « with r e e k l... okoodao lo .re tile II k ll.. lOClndln* !*•■ W ANTED: W ork doing hou.o. rn. io n . . Irln l. end lour don !■' (.ra ilin g , n u riin g, or w aihlng. r of Ihs aftsraonn r. N illio W a lk tr, IM 8 W . 13th 81. W all who ItsH an •*rd anil mad* * nsw w fits hits tn flvto S «h lc k .n i ur what h a w you. W ill buy or trad# for ligh t Voo-hotloin brat. Hhont tfll-H . THIS WEEK—R * a d y ml**d PaJnt. tioud raag# o f coln i., $|.SA ga llon ; &A c ra U quart; U t r a i l pint. fUantoy-Rogvt* Iton lwarn Company . _ _ _ _ . Sovvral pk»avngor, Ir I k . ». n l . i l .Wen l.T am aaklwt Ik . w-Hk twinmlo H »T C R U N T 0 A V I4 tuee.iSAw rr. M A S *’ m H A C A u tO TM t H IT S IN A l l W l»S * p ia c h os a nne. ro cw* AWTHlNfc IN THt I NtVER SAW A StoULlft w a ; tk# » " f » t H*Jr j eluk ik l. jr a r . a M It Indian. In « « T * kw within knit * g .m e ... a . VfOQLO SOft. »T tVnSnWt. reff lopWIn-, a* •'HIM. Ikk ■i « 4 # L t ik ".okledrr. p V irh rr. m rf . ? ? ! s ! . ' - ♦ • • i t k i» » • ; ‘ X OR R M .R : M a yta g wayhtog machtoo, flra t ctora condition, 403 S » ** . * ________ ■■ [A 'ftMi.lUtTHf O lt to ahoql ■• .ifin._ln_»ociiwl P l.c - — t k * k*a .ea r*: . . , Bos “ C H IC A new A A * * S IK> A * award. If - J J • • • »r .11. Ik . • * * j * J leC n ll.r., r* - } * * \ * tid e , * I 1 J * * -7 * rOR RENT: Bli room farnlihod . houao, good location, Phono 777. Mim.■abwg wmTwHv T k . I.lan d er, w u r w l a . i w a ii n. 'TfA N TK D : Tho fhtlivto or Sow- t r - »ii* - ;ir r ik r » r P u r t * r » .- t« * io ilti4 w • m n e f. kom .r, |l.ir..e,l • homn. ford to vilit the new Si'itarv « . . .... . hr H,PO»' "•<- ,h» } ’ ■ ruh and Poultry Mirk*t, 30B I'. -n d .r* w . r . h .lp lw . .* ■ > »• ' >M“ i - t n f Coewn'n kalllnd power Ikai i Pint. _ _ __________ ..d keen lied up f » r ^ T .r a l F k i«»« W ANTFTl Runt Drive* a TUBBY ■* 1- ■ TkCH TW AO �-------— -■*.— ■ r*— j*!* t-S , _ A ' ‘N ew t)ea r ,.S»: 1* — • MIAMI ANJ • During th« *<Tfti[nl»traHon of George ‘Wnahington nearly 150 yean ago, France and England were St war and. repeated overture* watte mide to this country by the French government, which had materially aided the American colonies,a few yea?s before In their War of In­ U M A I* dependence, to form an aJlIShte. Washington Was obdurate, IJ ***". however, atcfdrketiy Defusing to become embrotted. In his “Farewell Address’* he enunciated his policy on foreign ’•ntanglcffirtits. "Thfc great rule of Sonduct f or Qa 1h tegarfl to foreign nations la, in extending our com­ mercial relations, to have with them as little political con­ nection as possible," he snld. "It must be unwise In us to Implicate ourselves by artificial’ ties in the ordinary vicis­ situdes of her politics, or the ordinary combinations and col­ lisions of her friendships or enmities.” Since that time the doctrine of national Isolation haa Been a consistent nnd eonaphuobs feature of Amerieih foreign policy. ‘ It hns been rigid ly adhered to by every • * ,k e American president from WssJjington to Woodrow Wilson. M t . l i t ■ « >•* reEven Fresldent Wilson Strenuously nought to avoid com­ plications with foreign powers throughout the early years Ilo persisted in American rights of '* * • " G i S 4 sj£ 2 * s s <Jf the’World War. Neutrality and wds re-elected in 1916 on the plea that “he S?ii!r!iMi w « w kept us out of war.” ID AY, MAY U . JMJ. Vast changes, however, have taken place since th# days of Washington. Rapid transportation and instant comULM V K K »B tO B TODAT mtinlcation hnVe brought the world closer together and " »• - •* hrfve transformed the broad Atlantic into a mere puddle of JD'fi 'WbBO ■STANDS! Th# HhetAh, th# flower fad- writer. What was a comparatively simple task for Wnsh I trr. Many ritiifn* of St. have been strongly nrgtag that th# city accept bowl# In at taken for Itrjl and 1932, and (Ms question «•< the main Is#*# In the dty rlectton held Tffftday. paying delmqwnt u rn to r year* prior to IW1 In bonda, and baft aha been able to pay i peril I assessment In bonds. Put the city council hi, refined to permit 10.11 t u n to he paid In bonds—iha bondholder, committee entering objection to that |ind the plan not being favored by many of thOie who pud their tax#a far that year to f II and with money when due. Many other Florida title* had the *am* problem to deal with. Ntnr ■ new angle to the contro­ versy over ta* payments with bonds ha, ilr»eloped. In Miami the city c«mmt»*fnw had the city charter amended by the leglsla. tors to aperiflcally a thorite It to accept bond. In payment of all tare, that had become delinquent. The plan wav tn permit payment of I till «nJ lti.TJ laaaaj aa well as thrau, for other years. In city «Uy ■cftgting homl, in piynwnt •f any delinquent live,. City offktah In 81. P»ter»burg have m M that tlwy rwc«t J«*t *o«h a *ait b*ing filed here If they it tempt•<) to illoa piftn«Bt df I»n la*** Is bond,. »* bring urged. With the convent *f th* bsndhoM*r* nmimtir* the city ha* been acrepling bond* In payment of delinquent ti«r» prior to 1931, «»d hon'hvd, of ihoo*ind* of dollir* of city tern h haft beep retired in that * » ) »-t the •ity administration here »n given to imderiUnd lhat if it at­ tempted to permit 1931 taxes to bo paid in bond* there would im­ mediately be filed o euit to enjoin acceptance of hon-kt for delinquent taxes for oeiy year. The same threat -'Has made to the Miami ■dminlat ration, hut H undertook to act by legislaiive authority. Th# outeomo nf Ihe Injunction • it at Miami is of vital intaml to oil florid*. & M PTSTO REFUND eight month rehori la m . If the power U fbnnleA, Mr- Wright “ I don’t believe in giving any man power to op. crate kixh a yropooithm when be wasn't rnpabH hwn.iling fct, (personal affair* properly." (Continued From Tag* . Mr. Hatchiaon in hla comment b f llw CJovrrnor 1^ ■gailut the plan stated ^hai "t!o». comptroller*1 twoeurer, attorrey ernor Shritx hasn’t seme, general and aecrelory of *late. to handle the* power, lie Moving to *lrike the »edlon or hy rperiel intern*U.” (he bill that authori*'* the hoard to compel official, of in*ol»enl cilie*. countle* or dirincta to com­ ply with iU regulation* umfcr pena lt f of Id x montn* i" jell* T^UO IS A fine* and removal from office hy tho Governor. Whitoker* urged the adoption of hi* amendment. "Thi* 1, the nlu,l rcurt,tic biP I have ever *een prevcntml to the DR. 4 . T.-DO0S legtaleture". Whitaker *»ld. “ Un­ Itln a n d w der It* ptovlrior s, the Governor and t e a l * e *4 m m l e M w m •»■ *■ > ■ lem etee P eryle* his cabinet could force all official* a n w ii,n v i . a. w— ii of taaing unita m bond dele ■! ta 1 .M p. w— a r . w, carry out ooy and all reguiail'ii;, ^ r S n on g X T t o ? * - 1 they might lay down. The ^(uvernor would h» put in supreme au­ thority over cveryunc from mayci to alrret .weeper. An official daring to runlet the (Jovfftsor'e (•'tatnrvhip would not only Iw liab.e to Imprunnment and fine, but umuUl find on getting out of Jail, that he had been removed Irom r ir k c .i.U w v J io r f- b a u L a U jE !: a direct attack on the principles of the Urmociallc form of governroent.’* >EKS OKNDKfrT pi p y .im q p rj^ fv if->■• T . ^ ^ ^t y g at M l defeated MEET (Continued From Page 0 «a) money, If poulblo, with which to operate the city within the Beat few week*, the Comml*»loner* de­ clare^ the mm Irea "dot ta a posi­ tion to make a payment for iho Chamber o f Commerce at this time." Rarller In the meeting the Commiasloner,, after Itatentng to Judge J. Q. Sharon plead that “ On behalf o f the bateball boy* and fens" a fin monthly rental charge for th# ua# of Municipal Park be waived for the aummer, h*d re­ ferred the matter directly Id a committee o f etratodisna beaded by It. M. Papworth. Judge Rharnn wa* (rid that the City cannot sppmprfxto fund* fob aity m pair'al the hall park thin aummer and Dipt whatever action the commit­ tee takf-i mint be predirelcd on this fact. After dealing with the baseball Tho quealion ii whether it la aituatlnn, the Cnmmiaalonera lis­ poulble to pay delinquent taxv* tened to 8. Rungf, local reaident In bonda when authpriied hy ape- who «l»ted that while th# Elk* haa been fnreed to abandon el be act of the legislature. The VoriTfV oW 'G W Ihatf TATOTflw rmmfts* swwrghf gP-a» wstft-har l»eeii purnTr-to-tive -fut* _ B aw L.* ^vouM he could no! avoid those "incidencrs" which are the cents or levs on the duller. Just eral court. The result Will bo group o f musician* headed by for svsr—lxriah 40:1. iiusls of every International conflict. The imimrtance of ae many delinquent property wslehed for with keen intereal In George C. fellow* I* willing to >* * . ■ • , ' 1_ *" fotrigtT trade, hankers* loons, anti popular prejudices ea> owners were w. . . ...... shout.................... to settle their 8t. Peter*teJrg. If Miami can ac­ offer IU rervlct* and aUge a free sxt Saturday l» PW J Hsyl gendered by the d ally slories n f n trocllles and sinking o f |laves with bond, the bondholders cept bond* In payment of de­ concert every Thureday night rnmrnltlw vtrrqwvl In wtlh a writ linquent l»xe» then St. Peter*, daring the summer, provided tho our nhips, finally drovr hint in 19)7 In declare war. i -Ltg|#t*U## 'd*bat# over the of msndamtt, and rtoppvd them. burg run do the -»ntr thing and (Tty will erect a bamVtnnd. pro­ As it result of his ••xp«ri«nrcs during Iho World War, uly parlor 4)111 U giving the vide benches, and erect lights an President Wilson nmn to tlm runrlusiun that Iho time for The order «■ « w o re ,) from a the way will tie clear in that re­ i • black *|*. a-vacant lot between the Vatdex the rtbnntlnhmenl of Annrica's traditional policy of isola­ federal cu l l »n<l it fnrbi k- the aped. l • &--------- a ■ — Hotel and the Court House. If in this complex world we could not stay Aa w« ■•• It what the [>giila- tion had cumo. The Commissioners, thanking (Continued from la g e u n e i rcully Msds^ls mure N e t' oGt hf fhtHJfn frtirs once they hnd starled, was it not bet­ Mr. Rung* fur the co-operation of to ihi the thing* it know* should ter To Throw the full weight 6f American opinion and re’fewer fiction*. the local musician*, voted to erect be done." nmfchf oil Hie Sffle hffhlnnt the «ggres.Hor at tho vcr>’ l»* -I'hua* Xll-J. the neccreary requirement* pro­ Dr. K. D. Mobley, local drugJ, P. Morgan l* on*the sp^t In ginning of disturbances nnd thus seek to (jrevent n convided the Total coat iLc* not ax* ^,Jt|i rmphatn:ally exprensed himAhnut 10:00 o’clock Wednesday t.alng, William Runge, and Ray­ iasklngton todwy- 'Die «*n*U fiictT reel 123. self in favor of the plan. "Give it tavaatigatlng commltHk I* gwn« pyesidsfU WJiaow Campaigned vigorously for American morning the auditorium of the mond Philip*. to someone", he said* "There a no Under term* of the City's nr Atke Burpee, o f Phllaifritihla, beer ordinance, Clerk Laoisoa is furthir use Id expecting real Try to Had out why hla k“nk entrance Into the League) nf Nations. The.Democratic tlcKet Ranfurd High School was filled LUMBER In’i go broke. ji)2fl was pledged to League participation. Franklin P. with the parent* and friend,, of the great *#ed man, sent by ex­ to prerent tha .names and ad- lief oLt of tho crowd that'* up Hperlat prire* an screen •nor# Roosevelt, its eahtlltlato for the vice presidency, made the pupils uf tha Eighth , Grade press prepaid to Mr*. Alice Rob­ iicrsse* of all pcisona -who are there now. ord unle», some action fur the n*it two week# ' Some nr tntr represents! tvea speeches throlighoVf ttle whole country seeking to show who with pleaUilfe atld rf^Hde In bins, a box « r flower seed tn tie given license* to a#H hear aiul. jy takvn quickly it w ill'be too to think Ihil they can salvo the people that the preservation of the Wilsonian Ideals, light wines. These.name* are to Hill Lumber Co. late." their hegrts were present to wil- given to the ladies of the West bond problem by burying 13th and Holly Dr. J. N. Rub.un, physician, aptho cause for which American soldiers died in France, and nes* the graduating rxrrrisr* nf Ride Improvement Association to be presented at the next reg lar their head* In the ,and and saying th#-futur* p4iAC4! at- Euru|ie jiiuL the^wbpIc.Avorln,.jlepfH1)?” th i'-Iirgf'rta **— o f -4*>—giris-and henulifvthe W r»t Ride and West meeting after the license J# issued. proving Dr. Mobley’s itmarki, Rrarmnable I'ricm with II doesn't rXlll. *-----' e<bk-,l liusL "A t blast ItC cull -Jji KilW.-,rsrV My._ BtiTpee spent last - Lari night h# pi upon American ndhersnee to lhe longue covenant. I»*"# J » m * '*0 boys, the pupil* oj the Mire*-, winter jit the Robldns Nest Hntel of nine person* who had secured •trippc'l uf hit power in # couple Z IP SERVICE, Hut American piddle opinion was not ready then for_so flora Walker ami Gertrude Speer nnd W4UV-'interested in the West license*. The Co mmIs* lone re ap­ of years if by some chance he ,The ao-ralled self-liquidating The nf the Grammar Bchcml. While a Side. ency l» nut working ,o well. comprehensive a change in American foreign policy. proved the issuance of license* to should abuse it. I am inoru InDa. city nf fo rt I'lefce, for in effects uf the World War were still rankling In atuny a sad­ march was piny c l the M l»c * Mr. Ttrhllmpert and daughter, all of them-except B. D. Taylor, lereilrd in the passage of the till P R IN T IN G E glinf-e, which some time agu la- dened soul. Wo would have none nf Europe. We would Walker and Bpe't marchc,| a I the Mi*, Ilessie, were guest* at Min uf J.'sil South Grandview Dri>e. giving physician* porter to prr . aunt »2J1U0 worth, ha, about de­ enter Into no entangling alliances with forrijtn bend iff the daw o f girls down nick Place on Sunday. * Continlisiorrr Lehman, who said scribe alcohol legally. Th * blit W# are equipped to predsre ll'. ’ «lri*d t# wrap its scrip. f . f . Duttip I* on the Ea»t that a group of negro resident* strenuous efforts which were mmle by 1resident Wilson to the right aisle while Professor N ill give the stair alt llie revenues first clans Job work at Ihs j O — - —SiW keep us out of tbnt war wore forgotten. U wns remem­ J, Perhin*. Messrs. 1*. I.. Thrash-r, Coast looking after pineapple wish to clean up a atrip of land it may net*I, as J sic it." lowest possible prices. Give as !('i President Roosevelt has Ihvaht- bered only that It tvns n European conflict and that we hud n* the enmity school board, 1. K. shipments. immediately cast of the hall park U. I. Igiurk*, cummt-slon mer­ a trial. •il a new system for dealing with sent our men nnd money over there tn fight a foreign war. niilips and C. R. Walker, nf the Mr*. A. B- Wallace entertained lor the purpose of making it a chant, approved granting divisio­ Inrsl school hoard. Capt. George the Fnlrr nulcala la Otiltgrt-,,. lie 1st* them Nous Bridge Cluh negio playground, asked lhat tho nal authority w.tli the tlalemei'l Herald Printing Co During the. Republican administrations which followed Lynch, state Inspector of rural Weilnesday afternoon. The high­ a any kind of a bill they wapt request In- granted. Phone 148 ’’It’s the only thing do In the the war. this country stuck pretty rigidly to the policy of school,, and the Rev. A. S. Prck est score s is made hy Mrs. Ger to, giving him the power io do "It's obey with im ", said Mayor present sitiistion. The lcgt*lato>a . anything under the sun, and then our fnrofnihora. There were Kellogg-Hriantl peace pacts preceded the claim nf boy* down tru«V Keely. who won the peetty ■tprer, hut, after a disc a*fun in seem hope le.-sly tu ogled p and agrees to ui« this power "if, and Nine Power treaties, tn be sure, which outlawed war the left a lal*. Among those taking prire, a hnudnlr rap. Guest* were: which t'ommusinner Rhlrholser, the lax|a>ri* d-inaml relief." "as nn instrument of international policy,” hut nothing part on the program were: the Mrs, J. II. Rniimillat. Mr*. Ger­ in advising against placing wh.te a* ‘and when." II. f . Humes, Altamonte .spring! r V ----------o.......... which even remotely could he considered as involving this Rev. A, 8. Teck, Professor Per- trude Keely, Mr*. C .11. Butt. Mbs and negro playground* *o clue* to grower, said "Well, 1 fret H im kids, Marian Philip*, Antoinette Mabte Bowler, MU* Ellvah-'1>.Th* Hose ways and meins country in tangled European affairs. way about IU II 1 wa* Dave's Luke, Fannie Reha Mnn»un, Lu­ luiughlln. Miss Genic tVVker, and each other said, " I can remember commltteo will have none of the Opfomctrlut when aa a kid I used to run three enemy, I'd vote him the power. Lntely there hns been n decided change In the com­ cille Rinei, Griffin Herring, Roby Mist 8aIdle William*. ‘ iwlfa tag m» a mean., of financing plexion of American foreign imlley. We hear a great deal miles for th# cha ice* to ‘ruck* lit It vertalrly will be pulling him j President Roosevelt’* huge public tie negro boys." Clerk 1-amron wa* 'on Iho spot" i( lie git* the worki e nlM.ut “consultative■ parts," "Umiabandonment of America’s roses, perhaps they will VOrki bond bond b,ue. l*«Ue. Hiyhi-r Higher incom Income . -nstructrd tu locate a suitable spot liower." TWe.,' Ind Innthir mother gisollne ys.ollnr la, n , traditional policy of nat ona| isolatinn. •nd lts decision to around and talk to u*. ae*,' Ind Five Interesting rnminrnl* wore pome where lit the T.rgio set-turn I U Park Avt What tlrs-s it all Us ahiwer. It all goes to participate in the coHtrul or armaments. where, on eily-ownrd land, a play glraned from a sninll group *1 n! that the horia U coming mean? Is the United Shites nlsmt to Join the League of EDITED BY THE BOYS’ H l-Y The Salmagundi I* o ff the Rotary Club lunclo-uu when the ground may be constructed. O f THE SCHOOL Nations? O r is this country to take a position e<iuivnlent pres# and will he with u* In a thousand dollar* qm-slion w h s nske-l ns In wh.'tiu"1 to league membership? In order to help preserve the pence couple nf weeks. Rome of thorn1 Thirty-four They’ll Cut Like New 11 A very inlsmrtlnir progrem wn» Henl- r* have really been working worth qf t'ity of Sanford bomb or not they approve granting loin ■rort llyrr* New.-Prea. of the world 7 ’ 'if - '■ i ! !"* 1- - nil kind® o f i f U hi* request. that have been accepted In pay­ held Friday In the' auditorium. *"rw tml knlvm; priifilim (hat ona power Governor Is it lint easier to preveld a war than to stay out of it Alter several speelaltle* and to n t it out before school doses. ment o f taxes it ring the past few 11in ry tVation and If. II, I'r |H o f nil M h4 *, m11?, K s i'v rt MW* o ght tn have la the right flllnif. month# were rUncelled alter an signed lli.il it was th* only reacting of the ncriplurr by R#v. ; Iw abolMi the' Legists'ure. That after it has begun? LAW N MOWERS Friday morning during first dnlinanee providlrg fur such ac­ enuire remaining for tho o#nefit Hardin of the Msthodi.l Church, NfiMilrH m«mI mtirpwwi beck to tleorge' Mcitbry'* origperi-d all student* decried Just tion had been passed. nf the taxpayer* white Leonard u « l'*r Miff the *ehool w a a p r e s e n t e d " Inal proposition thhl th, ]jegi,lu **rk tlrifio try i« fwal Mr!.mas, James A. Wright, and I fm • failtv m two beautiful portrait* On# of what step* would he taken next City Attorney F. tt WiLnn was ni0ph4ii|p e,*lnatead*of meeting aixty days General John J. IVrehlng waa year. No suhjecl will he tauuht instructed to pnret-d “ a# usua!" tV. f'awthun |i t.-hison expressed r two year*, ahould meet two presented by the American Legion unless twenty-five atudenta sign In handling a peremptory wr t of opposition. Mr. McLucas, high (very'sixty year*. Wo uuy «i* s;im rx-sr Tia-w up for it. Only one new subject If the relffn of terror which virtually exlsta In Auxiliary, and one of General la being offered— A course In mandamus which ha* been sreurrd school Jrachc^ sec* tha.end .«f to that yet.' t c t s t s Robert E. Lee wa* presented B» hy the Forehee Ratines and 'feast I ---------- o— a. i. Cuba were fwculiac to that country alone, then there the United Daughter* o f the Blulnexi Arithmetic. Co., ind In disposing of another little IHi (^giflsture might be more juatUlcatlon for the talk of Intprvention Confederacy. The rihool appre­ writ which ths Bondholders' I'm aetompllshad during b**ing heard, tint in a world that In turn hy aerioua eco- ciate* these glfU very mtffh Slid Plan# are now being made for saagion, ther* haa been no nnntlc and political upht'avnln, ll dia'A not particularly we are very proud to display th* Junior-Senior Banquet. Th* tectiv# Committer wish#* to •*cure against Jwaicr-work* fundi USE * . # b tff 1ilH* ffitrAihiced, The bwhoovit - the United Ulalt'd to twcomc too excited over them In th# building. day ha* not yet brrn definitely now oa hand. I Herald * print# out that act but it L to be either Monday Before concluding their meethav» Vhn 'e m 2UUO hill* the ijrnhtmiA nf Hit* littk' tnlAnd republic nt thla time. Thursday afternoon nt 8#n "BEST FY)H THE SOUTH” Under the I'lntt amendment it would be entirely (jindo Springs the Ht-Y plenb nr Tuesdajr of Commsncetntnl iffc. th# <!vtnntt>sintiei* onk-irf for action, tvhfrfi ia more for week. Roy Williams reinstated as pone# same period than th* 10UI within <>iir right to take over the control of the Cuban wa* held a* scheduled. Although uoe to the fact tnal we am thief, effective J ne I, pruvidel oa. and la a t . the rat* of 40 government, becnim** there can la* no denying that the th# crowd that wa* #xpcel#.| did ,2 W * physician* signed a paper ir.cllAvtnua. . . _ ■a ily / e W E M 1M 'ga.fii Machado regime haa failed to provide a government not attend, tho#* present had nn not havr a definite report on the reaull# of the lhler-cla*s diamond rating that hi* physical cond.'ion g the Legislature 'doesn’t gel “adequate for tho protection of life, property, and indi­ enjoyable time. kwll oe the inter-das* * rimming is such Uuri..he.U.aaw^tvady_luc 'fthUiCMdn*.' No Ailing whst vidual ItlJtrty” ------ --------T j u I week nn th# Thirteenth rst KatUrday In lime to writ# ikily. Officer George Grey dso Would happen If It did. It Is generally accepted na a fact that Muchado Street court* the freshman the column, It waa neceyeary for waa ordered reinstated, a* effec­ ‘<The purposg of the Inflationary haa furnlalfril Iho republic with a bloody anti unacrupu* class ami the lenni* fan# of Iho ua to postpone that item until tive th# earns day. Th# Commissioners personally ra» rreently aaaeted la ti^ loua rule Which han left the people In a highly agitated Junior High School held a match. next week. repressed their appreciation to Money has.been wjuandered, hundreds The result* ended in a deadluek. the pnea level’£> t n * ’point state or revolt. A LITTLE HjUMOR artlnr Chief Mhaffer for “ Your .It was about ID2A the psr thrown tn prMdn.’ Wiffny of them never being heard from They are a* follow*: Billy Kochary. Junior High, won over Her­ fine handling of th# (Wpartm-nt M IOOWS . M KATHS of ’the farm reliaf hill Is to again, the univuntilius closed, iiewsiupcrs mutiled, and Gilbert: “ Well, Raymond, tehat during th# dkabiUly o f Chief bert Smith, freshman, by S-d, M I W I I T A N D flH E IT f‘ the. avarage pric* for agrl-' a system of organized federal murder Instituted. shall w# do this aflsrncon V* William*." S-l. Chari## Robinson, freshman, . fssty Ksewt fstlllte • Os«*f* DliolJy *ral commodities higher than Raymond: "I’ll #p|n # coinHowever regrcttaUla all this is, much of it can be won aver Lafly Adam#, Jualor CsMesItet LeVky . Isjl* hi the level of 19H. On* of Heads, tea go to towh; tails, « • HUth, by 7-6, 0-4. Jarnta T*nrilpurpooa# o f tha Ihduetrial ctm- blamed on the economic condition of the country play golf. If it stands on edge hs wasn't too mu^h like you.” M A Y f L O W t H lo •limpisvs eat threat brought about - by thu complete collapse uf the sugar lls#r._ Junlur.. High, won over. Ed­ wsTI study.*— -----r ------- -— r * - — - MtlOOM) • 1WKA1M— win Bonl«k#; freshman, by ff-4, 909 lATYd *■ — titivh, Gnu litrrtWsIng prices, market and tho consotjuent ImpovcrishmeRt of a great MI m Shoemaker: "Now, yon 0-4. Roy Wright, freshman, watt A • ( A U n r U L H O T IL Woodrow R.; "Do you think most prove to me that the world If business were good and a principal ohjcct.ro of tn< number of the population. ovsr Robert Kuinbley. Junior fpiteJiJ fisiliiiti. G*,s|t,. Rid#. you reaJd care for a chap likt I# round." Ion Eciinomlc Confarence i, tu people' were employed they probably would not be to Ceffsk tkeppf High, by 6-4, S-4. Th# Junior m#T" i W-Hd price*. fUk a (ijiiiiy concerned about the affairs ■illy Fkvilla: "Why? 1 nevsr of government and tho High doubles team o f Billy Zach­ Jen*van* W.j “O. \ think a*—if •aid that It waa." tfn't It,’ that wants to pay strife between Machado and' hla enemies would not hsve ary and Robert Rumbley won for th# thinga tt buy*: —■— born ao scute, calllffg, In hi* opinion, for such item over th# fre«hman doubles team M O D IIH A * T H I H I T ^ Lon g’s eat Treat* T o-La t Local Citizens Are In Favor Of Giving PowerTo Governor r i Graduation Pictures Special Offer Wieboldt Studio SANFORD, TW E N TY YEARS AGO m A DR. HENUY MdsAULIN* Jr. Lcnsc Duplicated Hiffh School Notes Culm Libre > »■ J. W. SUADOIN FOR RESULTS * i DOZIER & O A K S Q U ALITY PAIN' M STANLEY-ROGER8 HARDWARE CX). B 4 'J* m J A C K S J a m O N V l GEORGE-WASHINGTON# FLAGLER* .- ---- -—^ —:— "'•I Mallon mentions th# crHwhlch has he#n dlreet#d Prufessar Moiay, hs#d uf ' t r t s f. fo r wfltinR for whil#" occupying 1'a M position. Tho prhfas: h la fftria fy tff or) ■ th#' nfCluiUra -if Hard id 1bounlia|rb riefb llli and measures, e , •t Tho Roosevelt Administration holds the view that With '» stim ulation o t the sugar m arket' and Improved economic conditions the afAtlrn o f tho government will automatically com e to bo lobked upon with better favor by tha cltlsens. It is takhig hold of thb Cubah situa­ tion w ith the idea of aiding 'trade and letting‘ the coun­ try work but its own political destiny. of Charles Robinson and Herbert Smith by a score ef SO. S-l. Tha ether freshman dowhlen >m o f Edwin Doe like Aid Roy Wright won over th# ollpr Jun­ ior High team by a score o f 0-7, 3-A 0-3. This concluded tha .tehee and the meet waa I* s ’ deadlock. One does not hkro to possess a broad Imagination to W ith' grailuatlon States wteks off. Ih# B#a L *bo intarvUffad hi*, ,w ft pMwutncg t o , tha U U a d o r to »U I» l‘ ln UoM : ii !*/•■) , , iMdly at«ra p l M I f A w * #, ;r «J ly election of u «M t far H I lfs c k s iift ~ under only threw tSTk M t B Q A IA G I REM EM BERW E cl**n your radiator without' removing from your ear— guarantee circulation. W E > > » v e TABOR SCIENTIFIC . MICROMETER -WHEEL ALIGNER. Slope akimmy, cupping* wandering uk! etc.. 1 W E k a w the SpecUlloed Lubrication Scrvlco— wven different Undo m aae aotea oa your fa recommend*. .jfcyiO f -* 1. « JbV—ri 1 £' tm ; m Ufa / I V I I V C O N V IN tIN a f O f kUMMrt-KOlOfOffT m r Mu ■■>t 3 0 br-lrJin'* I _ * ■ - - Li �Program O f Music Is Officers Installed Subscription Bridge GiwnUyfcimto Pupils At Meeting O f l*.-T.A Breakfast Is Planned Dependable Class Of Church Has Meeting Social Cakndat With Mra. W. 8. Thornton and Mra. E. D. Price aa boateeae*. tho TUESDAY. regular business and oocial moot­ An important mooting of thr ing the Dependablo Clan of I ho Lillie Thomtor will lako place at Firet Hethoribt Church took plan' 8:00 I'. M. In lha council room at Baton Crowder and la1Roy Thornton an Weft Firet Street. Crt wrier, of Tampa, spent Satur­ Mm. Herman Middleton presided brer the btulnom eeealon,. Mr*. day here with friends. Burke Steele gave the Scripture reading, and Mra. Thornton led Mr. and Mm. J. M. Leonard, of in prayer. Geneva, spent the week-end here During the anclal portal cmwith Mr. and lira. Harold Apple­ teeta and muiic were enjoyed. Mrr. by, Poinacttia Avenue. Carol Dennia and Mm. Virgil U r Smith received prison In the ranMr. and Mra. Philip R. Bach and testa while piano solos wrrre tin children, Audrey, .Phyllis, ami dered hy Mrs. E. C. Smith. Jr. Philip R., Jr. have gone to Flush- and Mrs. Burke Steele. RefreshIng, N . Y. to spend the summer menu were served at late hot-r by Mr*. Thornton, assisted by Mr*. Kyla Shoemaker and Mm. Stcelr. Those present were: Mm. A. K. vannah, (la . are Ihe guests of lha former's mother, Mr*. W. P. Shoemaker. Mra. C. F. Proctor, J to i-.J w to.atetB U .M au .. .Carol Urtinis, Mm. Herman Mlddl-t-m, Mr*. Harold Appleby, Mm. Virgil Gram Ovlalt b Improving Lee Smith, Mm. E. A. Londenherg, home an Washington Ave Mm. Paul Johnson, Mm. R. M. Mason. Jr.. Mrs. E. C. Smith, Jr., Mra. E. W. Copeland, and tho Mlaar* Mahle Wilson Esther Hughey, and Marjorie Hot kin. COMMENCEMENT A im! M i h c i k Irr Black and Whiten Tana Friendly Five m u iE ii The Young People'* Department o f the First Methodist Church will present Miss Virginia Jinkin*. reader, and Mine Helen Gordy, organiat, In B recital at H:IK) P. M. at Ihe chunk. The public la InWBDNRHIAY A benefit breakfast bridge party. sponsored hy the So-ial I*epart menl of the Woman'‘ Filth. will he given-at the club hou-e at 9:111 A. M. with Mr*. S. 1>. Highleyman a* chairman. Reservations must he maile with Mr*. II. W. Rucker by Tuesday at noon. The Jack and -Jill Kindergarten Class will hold it* program at thr South Side Primary School audi THURSDAY. The regular general assrmbly of the City Union will be held at the First Presbyterian Church at 7:ao P. M. •“Curat Day" will he observed at Ihe Sanford Country Cluh with golf, brkVt*> 11 Tper, and dancing. Men'* ImirrameBti at. P .. M. nu* D°m an operation which she and women's lournantenl at 4:00 Underwent Saluhhy morHIng at P. H. the Fernald'-ldtughton Memorial FRIDAY. Hospital. A ten honoring Mr*. K. A. Doirg' Forming a party spending Sun­ la**, past state iorres|Htrulirg Seeday In Jhcksnnville were: Mm. retaiy of the l', 1). C., will he Marguerite Brnhow and h»r falh- ^Iven from 4:0u P. M. to H.OO P. er, J. B. Ovlalt, J. W. Harwell, M. by N. He V. Howard Chapter and Voile Williams. of the«U. D. C. at the home of Mr*. M. S. Wiggfn*. Magnotls Ml** Kliaabeth Turnbull, of New York City, I* eapeited to ar­ rive Sunday to spend a few weeks here with her-mot her,-Mr*.- June Turnbull, Magnolia Avenue. A program » t mualc w*» given on Friday oVenlHg at the ttudln of lira. C. W. Shlnholser on OaV Avenue by Mm. Shinbo.rrr'* piano puplta abh the in b u m r of girb from lha Public ;t’hu..t Mu»ic Department of tbo Junior lll«h School, Mb* Clifford Shot holser, director. An a-rtlence compose.! of parente and friend* o f tho joung jwrfomMM filled the room* « f (to *tudlo. At the coacluslnn o f lbprogram a oocial period « u enjoyed. The program w « presented a* follows: Th# program wan presented a* Sarltirl1 Mm. Shinholser and Marjorie Newman. •'Plt-a P a f, Kern—Marjorie Newman. * "Jnynus Peasant'', Schumann Dick Mason. "Dance of the Brownie*'', Kamman Douglass Hills. "Mighty Lak* n IK Nevin— Cecelia Trubck. When Ihe Roses Bloom Again Metsler—Marjorie Newman. Mr*. R. C. Bower an,j *on, Rwb* ert Bower, o f Orlando, are spend­ ing this week here with the fornter’» »l*ter, Mr*. R. K. De**, Rose Courts Mr*. levttic Dempsey, of Jack­ sonville, left yesterday for l-akeland after spending a short time here-with her oisler, Mra. J. A . Harrold. Park Avenue. Party Is Given For Truth Seekers Class heard from officer*! ford, l<i| East Fifth Strrel fellow ing rommitlee — ----■in Mr- It. M. Warren, li t M . Jf«ry |, Mueller an. cl- 1 rtiian: Mr*. J. t .! I: igema M idler molorvd t" i ho*pil«li*y chairman ijton4 Beach Sunday for Ihe I \V UwiMM, n: Mi** .li-urt iit tm. Mirtwfll*’ in' chairman: Mrs. F. B. pr puuiiciiy ibairman; aim -on „ ft. T. I.nnrley, publication' wrn- ■ in. ■rday at er Mr*. rllonvilte loolehaii iw had fur the Mi»s Claire Zm-hry and Mi** Adeline Downey, of Jacksonville, were here for Ihe week-end with the Dormer'* -patent*. Mr. and Mra. W. B. Zachry, Magnolia Ave- nua. almul uvlded u lie .long t» were of the ('apt. Karle T. (stuck* and Mr*. Louck*. Mr. and Mr*. Byron S. Stephens, and Francis, Kernel, and Patrlria Armbruster mntarvd to Dsytonua Beach Sunday for th« afternoon. I lo Ihe Second tirade, ha* wen Ihr priie every1 : during the year. Mr*.; i, .1. retiring president, was) •d wuli n table lamp, a* a t ai p,,vial.mi of her work] urauriialiun. mid Mr*. F. ii,l. <tl<o tendered l » v i ling the evemiig, wo.- the! " *■ '^'!/dge of lloweis. progrnm nf enleitaiiimenl, the ' mng opened Wlthj im . i by Ihe Third 1 . i,-ln i .i ami u pinim *ulo.. jr II is* A Us ....... I Mi "T i I A. Unsold then | amt "A Dream",| Mr*. ( ’ JtolitSJKr- 'Ic- J-. variety of flavor* K. Chorpcn l M Laura (laiver»iiii, Mr*. MilSl lnnff Mr*. J. II. Cowan, Mi .1. F. Hickson, Mr*. J. G. Wail. Mi* T F. Wilson, Mi*. Ili">'' William*. Mrs, Geurviu H i' Mr«. IlilmiS l.uildipiist. Air*. Jolm Vaughan. Mra. J. P. Thunimii At'* II. ,W. Titrnrr. Sir*. J H Crawford, Mr*. 11. K. Crenahaw. Mr*. Alma lluhhach, Mr* fi I . Shinli l»er. V**. W. M AleKm Mra W. I. Clark. Mra. W. ' DrVIe, Mr*. M. I,. Rail fool. AI tv. A. Moffett. Mr*. M. F„ Mnn. Mrs. C. Tt. Smith, and Mr*. It AI Also, th* Mis*** June WadrliP' I'sther luiui** Hughey, PailliiShirey. Dorathy Pops, Maribi Mae Chapman, and Phul Railtoid Russell MitCh.ll, Ed Mil h >1 Morris Herjamin, James Hookhan, Donald' lfubbarh, George Chapman, and Barba Lew Chap man. at your favoriU w soda fountain. TW O FOR ONE This Ad and Ono Forty Cant Ticket will Ad. mlt Two Adalta. Krenrh Have Your GIis s m Fitted Now I I I Reduced price on single vision and Kryptok bn**.- Abu all i shell and modern gold fill; d frames. Dr. Henry MeLaotln. Jr. OPTOMETRIST 111 Park Awe. A re. He fore Hut Ing An Diet-trie ItefriurrnUir St'v The Now s k m i n o I jK tih ic s h o d ANNOUNCEM ENT Ernctit F. llmi.shulilir. Fiuti U- U’ljson uml Lloyd F. Buylu nlith to utt tiuuiH't' it* tin* Citi/.i li- ut Si'inuilr i iinit i> ilio seimmtiun of offices which -wito formerly wcupicil hy them jointly in tin* Fiy,-t Niilkmnl Hunk Huildinit, 4th ■Krnml—K:-4 lowwlmMrr—w ill coM lii iw tn w cupy room * K t». 40 1- aml- 40 ifr— no il II* rii<i i, In. k Wnrieo. Jaiio-. GiuVeii'lt-Oi, and Nolle) Tiawii-k. t ii.i 'men; uml InlUe Hand. Hill- ll-imint . A,lie Tinley. Hu--, ii I Ivin ml, Jlaigarrl tangley. M il'll Hutrhisoti, Jean Kilt. I .,.ii r,e U||\rr, Maun-en July I nl llnii.-. W. A. Till!*, Mr*. Ileiritv M• rum, Mr* J. F. Ki»er, Mr- D. (aiming Mrs. J. W. Itutlnli' Mr* T. W. Williams, M e. J K May be had la a .'Irtf nml K-tnue F rn l It. Wilson will cuiitimic to occiiyy room* No -lOit uml 101. I.loyil F. I toy Ip li.iu mm ul to tin- olh Moor nml will occiipy rooms Hill uml Tnlum. Void J. Aram, rretnr of Holy Cm** Chur-h. welcomed the gm-l*. The program of i-nlerlalnrnrpl for the evening rnn«l*t*d « f a s»nr. "One Fleeting 11.mr." byMr*. Glai|y« Mnrrls Williams, aceompnnled l>v Ml»» Helen (Jorilv, pianist, nod tlie Itev. Brain. Violin 1* 1; a pinno duel by Mney laml-e nnrl Vkeinta Merlwelher: vlntli •nlns, “ Intermerro" from Mk*ro.nl. *ed “ The Souvenir," hy IIn* Mrfarvwr, She wanted Broadtrsy to call her bad . . . to increase her fame ami h e r s a l a r y . , . But love stepped' in and complicated matters Tops Dressed 50c Snnford'Duco Co, j spend Thi* \ nunir JVopl#'i4 5^*rvk*«' let’Mtf tin n f Holfr Cro*- Kpi-eopal Church rnlertalne,) about 7,1-niem her* and rnun-eliir* from the Cen­ tral Deanery, Inriuding delegu tinns from (lrlnndo. Cocoa, U-e*. Ing, unit Mrs. L. t'urwm Atsu, M'S. T. J. Smith. Mr- To-Night .111 DAY S O C IA L — ----Mra. C. W. IIni. 1 ic ihe melting Ihe last at-i Hen li Service Iieagrue Of • Church Entertaini* ending I'ilend* of Mr*. I , M. Telford, who underwent an operation re-epjly a*i Ihe Fernald-laiughlon Memorial Ho-pilal, will h 1 glad to Irani that she la Improving ntra­ il and wu- removed to her home, m rE n st Fifth Street. Sunday.. «> Ihe (ileum” — Cecelia Truluck. Kilts. belh I o'(Tier. Nancy It Jjsettvr. Marjorie Cogburn. lUrothy Wlggln*. an,l Karltn Palm t "The Woodland. Rose", Ht inrr. Douglass Hills. “ Venetirnns” , (iiHlsrd—Ella .Haul Jonr*. '.Ml ami lomtrntt "from I nuchlon Memorial llo*rltal yewt-iday to their home, 24TB South Sanford Avrnuc. Ihe X. W. C, A. song, “ Follow Rryde IsMlre near Avon Park. The ttev. Melville R. Johnson, o f S Luke'* Cathedral In Orlando. * » « the main «peaker on ihe subject. Thr mrelinir wh* called to order hy Ml** Naney White, president nf Ihe Y. P. S. I., after which the Rev. W. G. Hargrave, rector nf ........... St. Mark's Churfh al Cocoa u*ln'l fish fry the hlr*»ing ami the Heir. Martin guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Frank R. MaeNoiU. Wr*t Ninlh S«r»ot. Clara Tulherry, of lake »|a-nt ye-tenia) here a* the Hlek Mason. •erved Sunday evening nl the parish hou*p by the member* of •hr Woman'* Guild and tho St. Agne* Guild. The spe.-inl purpose of the m-etlng wa- to di*ru*« Camp Wing-Mann fn Im. hold iM'gihnmg Mr. and Mra. Hymn Walker. of ■ Tam pa. *|>ont Sunday hero a* |ho pivot or progressive style. A Titev numbor o f pr.tr* will bo awHidrd. "Berceuse from Joeelyhi", Godai't Ella Maud Jon**. June Mr, and Mr*. IL P. Smith and •on*, Howard, Jr™ and Rovley, nf Tiftnn. Ga.. formerly of this city, are the guest* of Mr. uml Mra. Sid Rive, South Sanford Avenue. our dUicioua lea flan* art* going forward for thr subscription bridge breakfa«t in to* given Wcdttes-ay mom* mg at ti;IS oVL ck at tbo Wom­ an'* Club by the HoclaI Depet rtnn-nt with Mr*. S. P. Hlghteyiusii N ght". of the Kant acting a* general chairman and ny P.-T. A. at tho Mr*. II. W. Rucker In charge of litnrnim which w « reservations. tlrrakfa*! writ bo *orvnl Imme­ nitjr for tho occasion, diately after the arrival of I ho sing mombora wror* KUi-.i * and tomrart bridge will u ffkcftl Mr*. R. M. hr rnjoyoil in tho mnminjr either for the coming year hi hy Mr». K. U Ihtnn. only ru net) president A . at lb* 1**1 moot. r,mif.ii n,r tm t'm rrw o h“ rmtprr r MONDAY. Circle Number Sewn u( ihe F ll*l Baptist Chuxh will have an all day tewthg pai ty ut the home of Alt*. Francis E. Hull, 1ID1 paik Avenue. Miss Editor Brooklyn' N. Y., la aarvo as edl. tor-ttt-cltbf of next year1* "te»Wi o f thv “ Tuimikan.” the annual year-book published by tba nnW f (U m , It 1* armours,ed. Ml** GIbney who i* majoring in Knglbh. at* tended IVnn Hall before entering Kultin*. Her father I* a publisher. I ntipposta thnt T nirty cinim to •ntln car3, hut ttold tluus niitl irnriu Tho *Mrlvo imny'* in nut now; o to towns In Ohio or Indiana or Mtc Thorn woro np p.ood roada in th tkrovo had novtir noon a aotor car h My f i r s t ro a ljy unthusioatlo c woro tho rtrnt to ronllzo tho v;ilu dount.ry Doctors. They o transportation to n widely neat to rod practlco. Even today I occasionnljy hoar fro® nomo of thosn f i r s t Forti uso That Wo had to' tonch local mochaiilcs how* to caro for tho cars. which i :j now found everywhere in the worli I s how Ford Sorvico hop.nn that.a. attlu duo:; not complntu our ------- Wo bcl-toveri £x;oiw the. bog i nnliift — it'cruate.i upon us an obi 1Rat ion transaction with our cualoRor y iyo3 liiu se rvic e . Ford Doalora know to ono that our cuDtoamr'a car th olr duty to tho public in thin rnspoct I can say o f Ford Doalors p.onorally or charnctor and standlnt in tlmir oommm boon with us many years, wiilch indlcaioa business p r in c i p l e s . Tho Company provld tho Ford car oro consistent with tho sol experience - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 23, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 23, 1933. 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FLORIDA. MONDAY. MAY 22,~ 1M 3 rtva Cat* A C m Committee tt DltCEPEACEUnited States Abandons Policy ves Increase PACT0.0 BYNational Isolation In Dealing With FOURNATIONS program Would Also lakeCorpormteDiv MskeC (denda. Subject T o Income Tax Rates WASHINGTON. Mv 22.(A.P.)—On a quick * 3 to Foreign Nations On W orld A ffairs CAPITAL EXCtrO) NewAgreementWould Give Europel 0-Year DETI11SI R V lR^ b to Of Neutrality OVER IMMINENCE Minimum Of Peace; GENERAL SALES Whimsical Measures Are CTFIK S lI T M J L U U I l DI| During Aggressive OF MORGAN QUIZ Germany Approves TAX APPEARS AS IntroducedAnd Passed By LEGISLATURE ON Foreign War Would.. j Not Be Insisted On Senatorial Inquiry Ot BOND PROBLEMS GENEVA. May 22.—1 A - * CERTAINTY IN *35 Many International Bank­ HOME, Moy 91-tAh-M u***||nl’« four-power poet. d*«itn»d to cWr Europe a minimum of 10 vcor* peace. wo* informally er Set For Tuesday ■greed upon ye»terdajr by Fr»nce’• V o a a n r M P a s s e d B v • ' "H'MIO. May M . - I A V - w h i l e ; . j , , , , , resident* Hare had . cM e a s u r e r a a e a u j^ .|rf|#1>|iitri thU yrar ^ n.| (hi. ptWllert HgM n«w__ _ ,an Enxland. Germany and Italy. L e g is la tu r e L e ^ e wrrr wtth em erlerer. tiovemor, 1‘lntliot h » V n''| _ ^ “ S r t Pl 2 hero" to | UnttANiinw of the poet m ^ b e nint tote, tha jP oum waya and meana committee today approved a program Increaa!ng Income and gaaollne taxr. No O ther'W ay-Out'.— r 'r^ r'iin rix r' yfnui>#d-iw- bin: 7 ■ ea and making corporate dlv— Jlfq*. »1|W Bf (tenement-Teeter*- dune Tudwy"«t Ovner* try HirI'onnerticut required ‘ seenttd. . ' * rtooomle situation. -some- morernnnectirutI®1 , v 7 -----■■ *~ ~ r .1 1 . . a A * m > > i^ ...j| r it iih foreign secretory,. idctuU. » i n . . . . . . nf i T i l l A H AR irr Msr 22 — !«him*tc*l statutes were written hand hand hats to to heara label de inquiry Into lb# groat hinllhr Foreign Mln.ster Paul-Borcour. of| TALLAHAoSKE, raW ' scribing them as such. France R dolph Nsdolny. tier-1 Passage of bill, now before the ■" «h elaw hoot... hou.e of J. P. Morgan A Co, a* Devised to finance the If all th* hill* introduced hail man delegate. and Baron Alois..; Legislature and the adoption nf aThe machinery of the Anmn. hren gnarled Into law 10.0 0 0 ,000 public work* thoae In charge onnounced erery- r.orrsenlative of the Italian gov- hotwestend esemptlon eopstitu- legislature wa« required to « th.ng wa» »et for the opening of Kan«a« pedestrian* would wear rr^m, Bt tlonal amendment by the people rbunre the spelling of the stoles oyrnent bond Issue. it questioning Tue*d*y. •iffirlal Gower fn ni “ Sahura" to red tail lights. year will force the IMS I '*** would lift normal Income tax Th# capital ha* had many senth e, formal signing of the All industrial machinery in "Saguarn." * Senate Takes Up Con­ sideration 0 { Debt ~ R*tter*tnrBistHtion - 1M— Prcnident R n n nevolt'a pence metreagf wan translated Into a program o f action at -fV a ' * ■ ’fl,T ’trna nSIiW lil"^BBn«W m W ----- T WASHINGTON. May — (A.P.)—Representative Wlicvrx laid newspapermen taday that k* has- been advised that Prealdeal Roosevelt would aot eb|**t la Ik* enactment of hia munic­ ipal bankruptcy hill. today when the United State* _ virtually offered to abandon . ita traditional policy of iaolation. Norman 11. Pavia. Amerlran amhaanador at large, 4| told Ih* nation* of the world aatlonal la»e*llgalion», hut thi* agreement would take place later Idst re to vote a general sales Minnesota legalirr.l the use of New York would he scrapped aft­ tax. Governor Sholti admitted that hia government would con­ on*. Involving th# nation'* mo*l at Rom*. TALlsAHASSKK, May W.—(ff’T artificial light in spearing fi*h er five years’ use. here yesterday. famous hanking ho #e, headed by Mnvies in Nebraska hever _The* Senate today began th# eon sult with them when p**c# l* North Dakota'* legislature ap­ The British ambaasaifer. Sir The measures many believe will • man who h*» been »een hut Ronald tlrahsm, and the French pro'til a resolution calling for would show a woman smoking sideration of legislation designed menaced. little by th* general puhl r ia e«. ambassador Henry de Jouvenel, trar down the tax structure "f a -rronil laving uf the corner­ tiharni, nor would Indiana to enable Florida cltlea, countle*. If the United State* agree* pected generally lo be a little dif­ after long audiences with the due* the state and court e« and so cur­ Stone of the* now sidle house movie* show gun play and distriet* to adjust their 9800.­ with th# other cuuntrle* roncarntail tax revenue as to make a «u!«*s mntending the (ir«t laying, at All debates of future Dhio as­ 000,000 public bond debt—a mat­ Ing the Identity of an aggre**o» ferent. yesterday telegraphed the f.nal Word ha* come out of senatorial teat of the pact to their govern­ tax inevitable two year* hence which former Vice President semblies would bo preserved for ter which Governor Sholti termed nation, he promised Washington are as follows: quarter* that more elaborate prep I’hnrles furlis presulml, "was "de- pustrritg. th* most Important issue hoforo ments. , will refrulifWrom ary action hf a A constitutional amendment. •rations hare been made for this ceilful." The lilher would he established th* Legislature. C»pt. Hermann Goering, Chan, Inquiry than tor any since the hl*- rellor Hitler's right hand man. ap­ ■uprated by the House and S-«as Indiana's official musical in­ Pennsylvania legislators passed The Senate gave lU Grot atten­ nature to hinder collective effort* tnric Teapot Dome Investigation proved the tail before he departed »le, Ihpl exempt* from .all taxa­ a hill making it lawful fur their strument. tion tii its committee suhatltu* for to restore peace. almost a decade agn. It woulud have h**n unlawful the original administration debt This doctrine, considered by the yrstrrday by alrplar* for Berlin. tion homesteads assessed at I'.DOO constituent, to fish on Sunday in Chalrman Fletcher of the Sen­ (Continued On I’ag* Two) i the Delcware Rivei1, where the funding hill placing th* measure League of Notion* as an ah««* The honor of making the for­ . A Senate hill that repeals the ate banking committee, and Ferdi­ mal announcement of the agree­ ahead of th* Beacham hill which donment of America’* traditional nand Pecora. committee counsel, ment will fad to the dure as au­ rnforcemenl secltaas of virtually. embodied the plan of the Florida l-.licy of Isolation, wak *hnoUh4.sr~ announced yesterday they «ere thor of the plait. .TheJtgnjLunju.-. ■II las collectisn laws, now u> the League n« Municipalities and had in an sagerly awaited xp**«h thla reafly, and that the W rin gs w«*U ment will proliahly take the form Hover calendar prior position oa the calendar. — A Senate hill allowing drliaopen tomorrow a* scheduled The House rimtlnued It* study afternoon. of a solemn statement to the Pecora, who galsed national world either ImmetoatCly after of a hill to fix the compensation The doctrine 1* taken to nt'*1* fame for hi* conduct of the Na­ the meeting of the Fascist grand uf county official* ami th* Senate that when gallon* take punitiro amended and passed the House tional City Bank investlbalion last tuunril Monday" night or In the linquent taxes and an additional 1.1' measure* against an aggressor When member* of the Seminole Dn.lcr th* term* of organlM- substitute for the original Senate session, slid the first witness** chamber of dep lies later In the year*, at the end of that time, la shirk In remain »n Ike delinquent County Chaml.er of Commerce's flon changes that have been mad# bill reducing atate officials’ sal­ the United Stole*, if tl agrees to would be J. P. Morgan, head of wrok. the Identity nf the aggress w, the hanking house, and almost Special Fronts and Celebration* hy the Atlantic (*o*«t Line Rail­ aries some 20 percent. Thu* has ■ rapid series of list. ill not Insist upon righto of A series of hills extracting Ike legenhry figure lo the average events set in motion by President Before resuming after the week­ Committee meet at the City Hall road in the interest* of economy, American. Hoosevell's initiative Tuesday leetk from maay^f Ike tax cer­ tomorrow afternoon nt l:4h o'rlo k II. R- Btavcns, master mechanic end recess, the llnu** sent its neutrality. . . . , tificate laws. Back o f Morgan, a doten of the brought Europe in less than nils* romiqillt* to th# Governor Davit also announced that tho "What vrdl l<* the elfrcl of bills they will rnler a disrussiun ot ■t the Hanford shop yard* for to adaure him it will girt prompt United Slate* advocates a *y»Wn» most actiee and best known mem r--------- . ' . " mr”'\ 1week Into an un.Wtslandirg which plan* f,,e the staging nf an all-day nearly a score uf years, remains attention to major legislative mea of control and aupervision of U N *hara.vM.ihe * r a .e i.* jw .firm sirm wu.. ■ * * » uto* T ^ n l . n g to Premier Mussolini of Ih * type?" I he (M Vtrnnr was will, h* relebrntlon here on Thursday, . tabpoena Ut testify. and re- asked. as un# of five master mechanics surr* which he called to th armament* and said American may lead to or Id “ You are correct In assuming! June I The dav will he known as Legislature’s attention In last readiness to participate In meas­ Tha capital's interest in th* In­ .-onstrurtlon. ■Aa first ^ . OCALA. Ma* _ - . that such m. *rure, will eventual F'"* <'»»• features will in the new Southern Division of Friday’* message. vestigation was whetted by tho ures for this control would be e f­ Yesterday's agreement. In the tachmenl of Cltlllan Conservation water regalia and base the line. fact that thi* will b# th* first time view of Italian authorities, wid ly force , sales lax in Florida**, 1Include fective, automatic and perma­ Corps worker* aMlgned to the Railroad otTIcikla reduced their th* head *f thn house of Morgan clear the atmosphere Tor the he replied. “ 1 he lolls, plus l h e > » game at Mumr.pa, Park nent. , Ocala aatloMl forest camp, east Under a tentative plan, the re- ilivisioni front three to lw-». with has been called fn a Senile in- world economic conference, allow­ constitutional amendment that Is Inferentially opposing • brxtak •f Ocala, arrived here Rat rday • vrtain of adoption |.y the people., g*D« "liens hi 12 .in ..clock when vestigsl on since the rider Morgan ing the nations, to .nnsidrr eco­ the ' *»p#rlnlendenl of uxot've revision of treaties. The American and hamedUtaly pro prod W» erect testified In th* Pujo -money trust" nomic cures wiyi the.r feet on will make It impossible In collect decorated vachts and other creD amhasMdor-at-larg# urged mainin the Northern Division shelter and lay out th* gamp. The ,-no gh tare, from re*.......ate to P*s« i„ review before Municipal power inq iry a generation ago. lenance of a territorial slatna qua. oolrsl gro nd politically for the men. about 110 in number, came finarce the government .m l the »*•**. At \ Oil o'clock II. M l*»P- being located at South Rocky It appeared probable yesterday first time in years lie revealed that his country de­ bore from fart Boamlat. Ga. Ibr trhooliiM worth i» fo prr*rnl Ihr Mount, N. C-. ami the superin­ that fetalis of the Morgan opera­ fines an aggressor as on# who** ft is'felt lo diplomatic circles near Colurwhwa. DENVER. May XX.-lAT-Pollce In rpte o( hi. feeling, regard : Hly will, . Urge American flag, tendent of motive power m the tions would he laid hare for tho her* that the four-power agree an aggressor a* one who** 1:1(1 ..’clock the new motor TIM camp alt* la. m the east today* w#r# searching for a woman ing the bills. Governor Sholti hs. At Dih o'clock the new motor first time, little i* known by th* mant Will gresl.y increase the freighter “ M. S. Orlando'* will be Southern Division being stationed who, half-dad and accompanied armed fort** are found non for­ hark of Mliidam Lake oa the Day­ oubllc of the activities of thn in- chances In favor of the sucres* of not wavered in hi* determination dedi-aled hy member* oy the Or­ eign territory it^ vl..laU« of ■l Waycrhss. tona Highway, IS mllox east of ernational banking house, which by a nude man, atlcmpt#d to ab­ treaties. the London conference and may •o avoid a sales tax at this session tumI,. Junior Chamber of Com kero. It b on the *dg* of the In making the changes, officials duct Betty Lee O’ Dell. H . from her is a pr.vat* institution, and iloes mark th* heginnirg of a new rra of the legislature. II* also announced that the mere*. At l:4R o'clock, there will abolished the position# ot Shop hed early yesterday morning. national forest, on property leased "I am oppose.! lo a sale* tin", he aquaplane *n,| water ski race* not hare to publish even its capi­ of European progress. United state* Is opposed to th# to the government by Individuals Grabbing the girl by the neck Superintendent at Waycioa* end tal letup. rearmament of any nation and Agreement on th* Mussolini he xald, “ Iwniis.- I *>n ronvlrccd to he followed hv speedboat rides at a dollar a year. proceeiU would Is* In on# of six speedster*. Cla** 'A**, Tampa, ami th* position,, oi Mas­ ■ml muffling her cries with uns declared In favor of the abolition Pecora arrived In Washington pact was searched after two •hat the Capt. J. N. Qrovan of th* Eighth hand, her xvelrd assailant, dvter mechan.e at Muntgumsry ami Sat rday night to mak* final ar­ months of negotiations, as it was dumped into th.- sinkhole that •'IV*. and T " not hoard races, ami of offensive arms. Regiment, U. 8. Army, cam* her* rangements for th« investigation Mar. 21 when Prim* Minister Mar- now gels so much governmental sail boat and rowboat race*, in­ Lakeland, with thus# officer* re­ »rr il>*d by 11*11/ as having long Turning to the Versaille* treaty from Pert Screven, G*. near Snblaek hair falling to her waist, and will confer today with Dorald left Rome after two days sxpenditures. It wool.l b, Bn *d cluding races between varlnua duced in rank and salary. and its consequences. Davis ex­ vannah, early this wook to mak* ■Irsggsd th* little girl through tho dltlonal burden an.l rot a form of Fletcher. Mr. Stevens remain* as Master pressed the cqnvletlon that Here % Boy Scoot troops. conversation* with the due* on the arrangements for establishing th* hack door of th# home of her (Continued on l ag. Two) He and a staff of nearly half subject. At 4:(H> o'clock Sanford will .Mechanic here. Other official* of parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L O’Dall, ia a contractural obligation for camp. Ha has boon assisted by E. a hundred attorneys, accountants Th* latest atumhl ng block to meet New Smyrna In a regularly the Southern Division's ine. hsnl- to the hack yard where the naked armed nations to reduce tholr W. Hadley, foreat soperrisor, of NOMINATION AITIIOVKD armaments to the defensive lev­ and Investigator* hare been work­ agreement was a German older scheduled Central Florida Base­ ml department nre: James Giant, U h* aty, and M. 0. Howard, el which would be comparable to superintendent of mollva power man stool waiting. ing over the Morgan hooka la Nvw lion to French amemimenls, hut WASHINGTON. May .’O-t/V. ball league game at Municipal principal forester of th* Ocala Sudden scream* nf ths girl's Ih* level lo which vanquished Waycruss; C. A. Wh.te, master York for weeks. th* German* have withdrawn The nomination nf Harry L. Il»p- Park. national forest. Th* Morgan inq iry will b# th* kinv of New York to he federal n-Th# plana as outlined are only mechanic at Wayeros*. vie* H. K- brother, Elwood, 14, who wit­ p< were were obliged lo reduce (Continued On Page Two) sntaally It Is axpocted that (Contfnooa on Pag* Three) lief admlrlatratnr umlrr the re tentative Thev may he augmented I'mter, who is assigned to other nessed tha ahd rtion, caused the their armaments by poac# trea­ wID bo tM men itationed at ties. cently enacted IMM.INitt lion un.-m trade liody officials stale, for duties; G. C. Jones, master me­ couple In drop Betty and flee. Eacept for another small girl, aid program was —sp there are .1) menders of the com­ chanic, Jacksonville; W. C. Ste­ Report Says Peiping . p'oyment - - ................> *w pi "H •Win wwe Tit* fetMhmoot consisted of Sanford Celery Is On m a ster mechanic, a friend of llsliy and a savsnmittee, and valuable suggestion* phenson, three Infantry officer*, a metical Occupation Imminent r„gT om m iH rob ' ‘h r ,* "n fc Tampa; W. It. Witlieispmio, nionths-old baby, the rhiMrtn wars Circuit Court Spring are etprrled to he forthcoming. Menu At Big Banquet off rer, four re# In* Army relist­ master mechanic, High Springs. alone in the house whila their ed man and 144 forestry xroihara. TOKYO, May 22— IJP »-T he Term Open* Tuesday Northern Division officials of parents attended a patty. fn chary* of th* group xraa Capt. Sanford celery occupied a prom­ war office Mid today reports, con FI wimmI said He was awakened t he tfechanical iDpif Iment n"W. R. J . Rantk, of tk* Txreaty-Nlatk inent place on th* menu •> tained la g Rengn News A lrn,’>' Spring term of t'.rcuil Court _gie: F. I'. Ilowsll, * perintemlrnt by (he sound onhe'xVhman tear­ Infos try ot -Rack Brenfng, Oa. thole* * Florida fooda aot before dispatch from North China that ing n screen from a living room lected shortly after Court open*, of motive powrr, South . Rocky Other officers are Capt. Tracy Governor and- Mrs. Dare Sk-dti Ih* occupation nf IVIping la im­ S. Taylor, mas­ wlnikiw. He peered down Ih# hall, will convene at the Court House Parts, Lieut. Frank 0. Marshall and scores of Florida's lagiaU- minent. lacked official confirm* During the pest yrsr Ih* hir\| Mount, N. C.J “ Kissimmee may have one of he said, and saw th# woman- her* tomorrow morning at Hi 00 and Lieut, a P. Ward, medical tors and ncwsp*p*rn»*n who wore lion. Th* dispatch Mid General the finest loos in Florida but hi enclosure at the lo-al too h»* l*een ter tngihamr. South Rocky Mount, wearing only a pair of bloomer* o'cfock when J dge Mtllatd B. vice R. D. Bullock, tranifer.c I; officer. , llattorl, commanding the Four­ g eats of Kohert Klosppel, Ja.kn,. means does it have the lanr more than douhl*,| in site, while a It. H. Bullock, niastrr mechanic, ■nd bearing a flashlight—enter Smith, of Titusville, will swear in ■onville hotel proprietor, at a teenth Infantry Brigade, had oc­ a grand Jury that is to be *# rat." said Superintendent of l'aik« n.-ur l-ear and a.hlitional bird* and Wilminglon, N. (J, vice A. II the girl's room. banquet on the roof garden uf th* cupied Tungchow, |1 miles east of Thr hoy said he followed aa ah* A total of 20 rase-, of alleged H U M COLLMCTXD FROM T A I Mayflower Hotel last Saturday Peiping Sunday night and espert- lames Moughton today in anawri other creatures have been pur Williams assigned to other duliee; chased nut of foods collected rarrled hi* sister through the law violation that appear to he J. II. I’alnter, master mrchaiuc, In news stories carried in flmnU ed to enter th# latter plae todar. tbrooyh the Chamlrr of Comkitchen. When he saw the man ■arious enough for g rirod jury *c A total of H U M has bare ml- tight. Fliwence, 8. U. . City Commlaaian*r and Mrs. II. A anokesman far the armv sai-i papers recently to the effect that merre * siitualp uiwluthedr-waiting- in th lion are ready for presentation by lotted at tho City Han from aim is l«.ih ii^- — A-feature of-thrfnral -lon-lw-thu 1. Lehman, Representative and he believed the army would hall the .Kissimmee hark yard. He screamed. The States Attorney l_ F' Boyle. Nine Meal peruana soiling hoar and Jwet retside — t h e -r jtr - waits-to Inrgrst and finest in Florida. M r Hoilyt-und Mfr-mrt * display of pheasanls, rnnsi,lerr.| as couple dropped Jletty add ran of the cases ate against white -^•EffH-xilma pHMr tha O lyW H X; await Chines* peace overture*. Trade body officials -ailed Mr ' jiMo.ny the finest in Fiends Ain Lake Mary Scouts To down on alley, he said. M ««• stntad today by Tax Col- Mrs. Georg* W. MrRory. all ot parsons, and crimes range front Muughtnn'„ attention to Ihi* atm>, beret. Golden anj Ringiwrk vnri Officer* were summoned by murder tn cutting fence* and fetor Wire Ifup. Acting CMaf of Sanford, ware among th* gueuu Stage 3-Act Comedy .-lie* of pheasant, are displayed in at th * affair, and each coupl* luand he at once began rhecklng up fSiire C. R. KkafTer aim ladle, led neighbor* who heard the boy otherwise destroying public pnopReciprocal Tariff with the result that Hanford ha« this roller!inn. thnt • foxthar drive witl ho mad# <Up exhibited * souvenir booklet ■cream, lit the back yard they arty.. . ---------------- ■» . ' There are today T> nlligslors in Troop No. 1. Boy HcuuU of Rill AlmoHt Ready hy actual rvrnt g aeu Hist l-a* a* d l aatahflskwvents now doing that Mr. MeRory Mid would re­ found several bare foot marks. Tha following persons ha*# been nearly tw le u -ll mgny’ antmul*. the special alligator |H«d. inclbd America at lake Mary will stage - - Mrotoma vrtthoot - * Umam, and main aa an intimating remainrailed for Jury d ty II. II. Patti"Coming WARRINGTON. May SX— t/11 bird*, ami reptiles aa tk* fi » si I ing an anrlent reptile that nieas- a three-act comedy, thfe arreota will W ire If xearw- brarvee *f an outataadlng occsMjo. LEGION WILL MKRT phall. T. J. Beatty, R. C. Strung, .ore* nearly 14 feel in length Clean",' at the U ir Mary Cham Mara than 400 persona enjoyed —Th* RnnaeveH hill authori>>ng Kisaim • afewro license* go H. C. Parker. S. C. Rohiv. W. II. A detailed census of the San­ her of Coramror liuildlng lomorWhere Klmaliumee has 12.1 aid bnnqueat, aotertainmret. ami reciprocal tariff rwu-esslun* was W. H. .Shepherd, commander of / ow night at a ini o'clock, it wa« Cainplirll'I^iMing Post of th* Pop*. C. A. Whiddon. I). B. May, which Mr. Ktooppel pro practically ready today for sub mala nf varioro kinds, Sanford !>■• ford loo of today I* a. follows: IXT animal* inrhnlm* Florida announced toilny. W. W. Wilton, Roy Symaa. Peeclf rtdocl together with a gwoertnu mlttal lo Congress anil Serretarv 127. Kissimmee reports XI reptile* American legion today announced q entity of rboico imported hgkl Hull egpecta it to gw forward lw while Sanford has 88, Rlesunmre Iwars, Hsnadrys* baboon, ml Pa­ Th* play i* directed by Dick that there will be a Legion moot­ O Dodd, (I. M. Shipp. J. 11. Little. is proud nf AX birds nf vsrtr.l ts* monkey, green nnmkrr. giant Shewn who I* * member of thr T. 8. Rumhley, J. 8. Early. W. J. for* long. vrtnes and beer. ing at Ihe legion Hut tonight at Meanwhile it appeared feGnlte plumage, Sanford |« privllrml lo rhesus monkeys, ringtail monkeys, cast together with Harry Harrow. MINI o'clock. Th* meat will bo fas* Lawton, T. L. Lingo. F. C. Mac--------- wnndchock. --------------- fo* and cat Barto Hutchison, Raymond Ander­ Mahon. O. M. Parker. M. L. Uttfe thro leprasentatlrs MrR*ynul-l«. -e* H9 hird# an display in Bs ron. eastern lured hy a full report on th* re­ rentl nomdl, mM , kppmro la thr city WALTON EXECUTIVE D i li J. N. Thampeon. W. H. McCaaaha, f t TasMaanes, rkairman af the Fort Hey, Sanford ha's a *|V. ,nl j-ouirrels. agouti, son, James Cochran. Fluyd Te chrent atate legion convtntion in m r 4* i “ xroltoc", art a Hawse fau l t s a flair* committee, display nf 18 largo gold fish wher, Florida racoons and foie*. Teiaa Jo* Tuck. Harry Weeks, K. Awolves, striped skunk*, gulsna ■tons, Roy Hn».-li. and Mis* Orla Havana, and Commander Shep­ Wilson, Edward Toftley, Albert 8 IOUX FALLS. *. D„ May XX. will be named tn the l>enden *c<>- Klsslmmer reparta no fishherd promise* some Intereating Bandar*, who ith* only girl In —Juba R. Bradford vie# presi­ aeml* cunfoieaew deWallon with the total uumkitrqof bird., sni pig*, wklte rahhltv, „pn«»*»um. loho and illuminating aldo-llghta on Ruch, Ralph King. P. B. Dooley, dent of tha Isaak Walton l-eagu* (full James M. Cea. ot OhM. ami mat* and reptiles at the Sanford waive*, white rut*, gil* monster, th* play. Pricrnk will be used condition* in th* Cuban capital aa James Wilson. P. A. Mero, B. F . for tha Improvrmrnt uf Scouting prairie dogs, chipmunks, mvl Flarf t Aawrtre. glad at We hotna foal Chairman Flttman. of the Senate ron t<slay la Sl4 while at KlssirnWheoUr, and M. O. John»o«.> he saw them. condition! at Lake Msry. me# Ibo total stands at loot (Continued Front l’ »4* One) foreign rstations committee. sight. foUawta# a chert llinccc' ' ’ - U -OH rat** from four to tlx torrent on Income* of 94.000 net and I#** and from eight to ten percent on •11 ( aboro M. 000— *° yield 148,000.000; inbjort divi­ dend* from corporate xtoek* to inromo tan rate*, ootimated to yield $*1000.000 and lory an ad­ dittonal tax of throe-fourth* of on# cent a fallen on fa»ollne to bring la 191000.000 for a total of mi-000400. In deciding ipon »bla profram the coiamltteo rejected the pro­ posed fenoral maiiufacturer* exrloe tax of one and one-fifth per­ cent which waa eetlipated would net ;— r i r r . r : The committee al*o rejected the o^caHed break**! Ux and pro­ p e l. to lower exemption* on exlrtlnf amusement* admlsslo'tax. Plans To Be MadetS t ev ens Retained For All-Day FI a g ;By ACL In Division "" Reduction Of Road R e g a t t a June 15 F ir s t Detachment Of F am teyA rm y Police Seek Queer Pair Who Tried To Kidnap Little Girl € xSanford Refutes St ory K i s s i mmee Has Largest Zoo In W h o l e State* ■ % ir« ■* * A* V -i ■' -p 1 >xV --- - Ic i �* A * .w -•* i MNVUim nilYde, Fo rme rPirate, To 'urlAgainst Feds Here A t iunicipal Park Tomorrow fa r hia AS BALL PITCH® ^ O ^ M E R IC A N A M K ail Yde. former Pittsburgh Irate and Detroit Tigtr hurilag te, will pitc!i against the Sanford • b r jfid i i Strife Gri Tilts hat ! If Serial Off IfcwLixr P A Sanford Youth Hurls First Game In Pro­ fessional C i r c l e s HOW THEY STAND Leesburg n b u at Municipal Park Kara morrow at 1:30 o’clock. R efilling Just a waak apo today. Baddy la k e, young Sanford bay, maita hia flret atart aa a pitchar in profaaaional haaabali whan ha harltd an ll-ln n ltg game ogairet tha Binghampton team o f the N. Y^Pcnn Laagoa for tha Ilafn riaburg team wh eh li ona o f lha Do-ton Bravaa farma. Daopila tha fact that Laka wa* dcfaaud attar tolling II laog in* 'I r g o in what waa to hava been a seven-inning satoml game of a iouM# hcadar, praat reporta In* d lc a ^ t h a t ha mada a good ahowin^againat a (bam of rattran oiofaaaionali. Tha acore waa 7 to and tho game waa won with two# runa in tha 11th. Laka waj touched for 13 hita ■an* ■walked eeaaw wien-dnrhir thw game, and ha itru:k throe men. The Harrisburg team main* that hia team, now Lfifth- placer, muat anap oat of slump if It la to pel atartad M»w Mnijrra, I the read to tha fin t half pan* gnat. Manager Yda will eaaay the tula o f aparii plug for a machine 'that combine* plenty of potential Poorer at bat and In tha field. Deeplte tha fact that ha loet hie fln t atart agalnet Orlando tome day ago. Yde, who haa been .working out twice dally alnce, Hoefna •aw bailarea hlmeelf In ehapa Ter fblrago • foil nlne-Innlng game agalnet I'hlladelnhU tha boat clob In tha league, tha R- A lyM S l f r 'f M / The toankurg team that comer t, here tomorrow |c far and awny t different from that which optned • tho aeaaon. In tha addltlon of ” Charlie Pep# o f Ukaland, Rkeeter -a.-taUr* fe r m e t iy e f' I telAnd.* and Ed Icon Hayec, recently of Ocala, lha Brulna hare taken’ on three competent aluggera to. add tv . battere Ilka F. Pennington. Med­ . Hit, Chamberlain, and Ivey. The club pounded out IS ’ hlln at Cocoa «n Thursday to Indicate that there le danger In every bat, and. with Yde on the mound, hurling from the left ride agalnet tha Fade, local fine may axpecl action and eicltement fr.m th« Word go. Tha Fede enter tomorrow'! game aa winner, of eia etralght gamee and league leaden by a full game over the Ialanden. The thib continual In lecond place In team batting and fln t place aa I Pi. twill* __ __________ •‘ * « i m T r 'l h S B n f i 4 Y TiaIunihut MIIs i n Ii m MM upii |*cills M I'aul fndlsnn|*oll K nt l.mlou III# M#m|ihls Nm» Orleans Itlnnlngtiam AlWmt* i, Nltahvlllr f ’hltllWiOOtfW itikCli Kniiivllla . Yesterdays Results will be played on Bowling (Hub alley,. The acore,: flaid*re, white litre* of jte player* tin ablyn-t? h I * , * o , pnaip.,i rain. AttKItltrtU LNAOIM J ork. , ‘•».H’ -ricvvlen,! '-**ul* * I I'hlln.lrlphtn <-hloi«« li: Weahlnali.n 1 llalvan V; ll—«nn | --------- ji t *• I# i, „ , If I '* 1*1 V K«.,»r>nen Ml Tlmrik |J| Her Itnll.r l«i IUT IIS !•! lit lit 1*1 til IIS MS III <m ivy tt« eoiiTtlMNh Yetot-IATIOU A ll,ill t. Mill. ||IMh 1. Mmiphi. It Knoivlll. J. Mlimlnaliein I; Nm IivIII* I. k; t'hellan.H.ae Me Innlaga ) Bob Hopklna. Cracker Graham, D a y t o n a Beach :atcher, atlll remain* na the Ungua’a batting lander deeplte the fact that ha want hit)*** a t New Smyrna Thn reday. Ae* Wall of Cocon la In aecund plan, with Ra tolgh Pert of Daytona bock In third place after eeeuring thru# nita In four trlan. - C h a r l ie Abbott of Hanford M MlUm \V. A. Kr«ls»rl J la Hlnphffia I# A. Il»n«uil . lCJee Helen Tarter ef Clearwater, who waa ckoeea by the United Btalea Llnae te releeee in Army carrier ptgean from tho lop dock of tho now Washington, largeel liner n i r built In America, lull before the big reesel eelled from New Terk on May » on her n ilfn voyage to Europe. The pifeoo releeeed by MLee Taylor waa named “Everglade" and carried. In a email capeula attached to one leg, a i■ ■■ on ecevm vd faoovernargwni.’ thanking him for hte gift to the liner of the Everglade State'! Bag. which flaw from the rigging an tha Wash* Ingtoa nailed. Similar meaaagre ware cent hr “pigeon poet" to the governor! ef the CS italre. A* each carrier bird arrived beck at the Army Signet Corpa poet at Fact Monmouth. N. J., the mesugea were opened and re* laved by wire to the elate executives. lltea Tartar relented the pigeon from til* bat ahe la holding ihortly after tlila phvto wai taken. BE3KKLEY, C allf*-A new ttge ia ovation biatory waa writ* an here recently whan a young •nginaar climbed Into tha cockpit f hia ateam-propalled airplane tnd opened op tha throttle. The plara left tha ground la fire econde, it. circled above the mo* ilcipal orport for about 10 Tniaotaa, and tbra landed, atepplng »1thin lots than to faat a-ter ouching earth. c Such waa tha fln t poblia par* formance of what ia aald to be he fit It euceeeafal heavtor-thnnair craft to be propeJlaB ty . a ■team engine. Tha powar plaat a n Iiutailed In g. i tendari bl* plane, formerly powered by a gaiaaglr a aai designed and built by Wllltem ind fieurga Bailer, who rmrac hero .1 Princuton engineering pred."* fined it* Ircjue lied lUap.te lha (ttei three yean ago to d-jwJpp Jefaat, (or It won the fln t game the r “ plant. W ) jy an S to t acore. Eieept for two cyllmhra nrtich Ihe youngiter went North with projected* a faw' inebea above the the Brarea after eeveral week, of hood there ip nothing unuiual* training nt S t Petenburg. Urn looking about tha plana. Thuaa remained ae a batting practice .wo cyllndan develop M home­ hurler for tho Brnvea until May 9 town under ordinary eotnliUona when he war sent to llarrlaburg in tha air and 110 henepuwer In for eome real reaionmg. It |» dock teata A prtuttrt of 1500 unurrvtoo I that he ilgned a llnrLUKE DARKER SAYS pound* par iquaio lack la mMp* riaburg contract on May IU and mined In the holler, whkh con* that he It receiving B reraaikalr.y ■lata o f S00 foot at calk. The large >alary conrldrring the (act heat to generate tha ateam 1* op* that it la hia fln t year ln organp led by human ualng "atom" ned baieball. oil. which la lighter than ell aed culture bill ard the chain atora Local filerda o f Jack Sanford, tax kill un In calendar without in furnac*«J Bad ^Jirtln Ut.ffy McCrone, reference. Both mcaturea ware It took' laaa than <0 aacoaJs for and L. D. Jonei, may te Intervalpaiaed by Ihe Rente* and approved Mr. William Betlrr, who 1 1sted ed to learn that thiy are doing n'* by, the lluu<* with amendment* tha plana, to get up ateam. Thla moet aa good aa la young Laka In but the Henate declined to accept waa bacaoaa there an . only two prafeuilanal bataball. Sanford, Ihe amendment, a.-.d returned tha gallon* o f water. In tba 600 feat o{ Martin, and Jonas all were memM ia to lha Ilouaa. - - _ ---- -— coLe. A* toon aa tha plana taxied bare of the ■I ’ed team ta«t to tha field and took o f f ar.othar year with Laka. advantage waa noted—the plan* Sanford ha, bean playing for mad* little xola*. Mr. Ilaelar Wilmington, N. C.; In tha Plaoflew within IOO feet of a battery mont League. Ha bate aacond, and of photographer* and hia about of ha la hitting around tha 300 mark “halia" waa plainly heard. The play* at eithar ehort or eecond only nolet waa a lilgbr “awlahlngand hia fielding la a'lemation of of tha propallar. TAMPA, May W^-fAT-llar20— m —liar- the club. Whan h* landed, another ad­ Martin la playing center field herl J. Dranc. of Lakrland, former vantage waa aSawn. He rev* reed r°ng real man. from tha Tampa die* for Berkley, W. Va., In the Mid­ lha ergtaa, whkh. check* Ifb a Atlantic League. movement of tha plan*. L c g l f *Sh.vS«t H A ia AND OOLOCM Jonei la pitching for lha Jacivibration, greater affielcu.y at HtAJtr arRiM&a o o g o o d ton, Miia., taam af tha Dial* high a titudaa and ruductlm of league which include* teime In t o a t w ih . , MOST INTHUSTIN'OOSfl* fir* hoMru are alao claim* i for Mlrsioaippl, Loulalana, Texas, ami the p*w (team plan*. Tt I* eiti* AT A OAIDOE PARTY l » TV,’ Arkanaaa. m»t*d It will fly 400 mtlaa on 40 LO W DOW N ON t O H l McCruna haa landed tha fint gallon* of foal ell. Little, witar la HIOHER U P . S I Z JgNNif needed aa tha (teas la concerned and uaad again. Tha coat o f opera­ tion, according to tba bulldcn, ia about one-fifth of. that of a gaasllne motor o f tha agjna povir. Both Boater brother, haeitated to maha what they tarmad "extraragant prediction*" fur the f : . turn of ateam ht arlaUou.. They mada It plain ‘ that their ateam plan* waa ana'of atreral aapuil* iDrane Appointed |By President T( Power Commission Cotton Week Being Observed In Retail Wi ll Guard Rich Stores Of Chicago Treasures Of Art and Jam** Mnughton. Early laat ■ummer, tha Commlialon decided that It no longer could appropriate money for the upkeep o f the oroperty, particularly the eland, which weru rutting away. Mr. I’apworth offered to a :t ae care­ taker and •** that tha property waa wall maintained, and ha and Mr. Moughton war* appointed aa ,-uatodiana. . Sine* than, a fS par game levy 'ia, bean mada upon all paraone, whit* or olorad, ualng tha park or any purpoaa. The money waa tied to repair the atanda, tho -atic**, nccaatary change* Including the erection of » ahowtr bath >Tit*m. Tha rental had bean reduced to 110 p*r month to tha' 'haaabali -lub early thla year, but club Hacker* aay that It ihuuld be eliminated entirely aa the park la -tow In good thap* and lhar* I* n balance reported aa remaining In Mr. Papwrrth’a account*. FOW LIN G NOTES” .ly,g h ln g him #a end af Irnahl*.— In lha Sanford Bowling League Roy llarrlaon and Paul Bonnar Friday alght tha Format Gatetwi ■r* tha othar Fad* In tha favored B lu e * Thurada y, B ill earn took 3 tn a raw from tha of Daytona and Pnmlr United Lumbar Co. team althoogn ton Of Looabyrg have i* game* wore In tha 100 claaa. ;h*lr. way late Uw [ (fontinued From Page One) i f'r-atnr-Menrhini VT W#<rT»aJih Uctch urg'iig Hi aprrura!. Sen* ator, Whitnker, Tampa, in.I Eng* l lishe lagVi* (.'ity. cp;osrt| It* Eng l«h raid it war t tolher of ’j a e'rie, of *»!#• taa I,ill. In d.»|gill** and drt iarrJ till, measure and nlhant recently pavae I by tha J-'enr e would halt a I tax pay* merta tnd eventually fnrro a aalea |tax upon the etale. — nrt After filet refuainy to r-vniMer Smile cumniuhlra Iona yeaterday the IlduM later accepted It* rule* rommittre ii<cninm*.*dat{on that Senate bill, be rent to Ilouaa committcea or placed on the Ilouaa calendar without reference to comm ttc*. It diepoeed of more I K II. Ilandall um orrow night no club will b* permitted to employ any new player* for lha remainder of the Drat half. ,o , eaperlmentatlon “■ye are about over. That tha local club I* “aot", and *** ” *n alnc# the opening game. to Indicated In the fact that only four chagra hava bean mad* In the line-up alnc* the **aao„ be* gan. Tha Fad* hava algnad Bon. **[> Maxwell, Curry, and a now Inftoldor named Bob OraratraaL They bar* relaaaed John Hlggina, ,Wdl* Moon-, Shorty Mai (by. Putar Bchlrmnl, llomar Tlllla and Jlnt Torrlbla, ao that the Hat to­ day la down to II man. Change* around the league line* Thursday art aa follow*: New Smyrna haa relaaaed Shackton and Allan and algnad Good­ rich and Crucat Daytona haa r*. leaned Crura, Maddox and Bower, and -ilgned Eddie Holtani Coena ha* ruleaaad Caeey and algnad WIDE POWERS VOTED SHOLTZ IN SENATE BILL iJf ,*;? TuUU .. ANNNirAU AaiorlATtdU ('.iluml.a, S; T»l,4u 4. Mlleeukve 1. MlnnvapalU I. hi I'liul I: K ,nn, city I. four professional! Ona waak from BY STEAM PLANE I G N rha Catcher, . were Stephen* *f tha lucky. RaadalTu L. waa High with a pop slngta and US totaL • . 7 • A n axceptlonal gam* o f dock ptoa waa rolled by U Thary ikl* ton week and the cotton yard good* eection are ipreadlng them■ulraa. Eeenucker I* taking high hon­ or* but onrandla la after IU thun­ der, tof the crlnhlellnea ef a**reucker li copied ln puckered or­ gandie. In return aeeruuckur haa tekan onto Iteelf dote, plaid*, (trip** and even floral pattern* generally found In lawn, dlmltlaa and mualina. One of tha new ebttona to or* gnnxel, filmy and frngll*. It ; J " come* In . atrip-- remlntacant of tiatea. candv etlcke and bnrbtr pole*. It Ctotton not to Jdaal far a ram* will he much In cvldynco la rum­ < * » « froak. U can b* packed mer evening froekg^ to a suit eaaa and oom* out non* Then thert art delightfully aoft tn* worn*. Them Utaru are r m t orfnted mualina, covered with totton- lacy material* la iky bleu, floral potterua, and plain and N tojoa y pink, aofo yallow, and bllatarud organdie* In dallclou* K *Ovary green that wUl make uf. color*. factive earning guwite. Dotted H*to* l« n big number. Pique I* atlll cm r f faakton’a It win m about hr day or eve­ deriluga *nd then are whole cetmning, Informal nr formal. Roma of toro at clever gtagka npatterna. tha *marteet color* art dark blue, •old# nbrown, map end deap CAINMVILLR May green, covered with'all (lias of b. SoUluM , to, Waldo, died whit* dot*. J*tolday at a heepHal Hera from U|htla| ylaati ftr A Ceetary ef anatrallaa ryela, water ■III b« Pregrtt* call foi the ate *1 ware epo,ud elgbay feat ia the air. Ikaa 11,000 lanadeMeat laape, la tha tn u r tauntala, kaiawalraagtag to alia (raw 10 la 1,0001 ■«• gradaiUae af aalared light, 1* ■ a lia f t i eaterlof lllunlnatloe cledlif left paatel ibadea. will be alaa^ It I, paM-bl* caly ta gavan- pravklad by aavealy apeaki Oeod- > light lug prg)e*Mn aqvlpjnd with . red, rreea. t>h>* ted aaiber In in ' K*fh ef tb# Iwe eater fount,be will employ tNirtyelt lt<mdll(hu with elrer l*a*>*u JclinR c o l o r • u fountnint, ilotviitg w o n tubes, with brilliant finm nm) plumea of liKbt ovorlicad. Tin* It the fairy land that will blare lilt* ■ jewel with a million facet* every night at Chicago‘a 1U.13 World 'a Kair—A Cenlury of I'rnareaa. which open* on May -J7.......... — — Jan aa the arebttrelur* »t Ik* El p**lli»* ka, iraaertuJrd all prevlaat allraipta ia ik, erruii*a *1 w e atJ alanliag efferta, lb* aigkl tll-miaa U«a *111 ni|vn aaytblag ever De­ fer* allemplrd >'*ream,l •teotrlenl eagikeer* aid lUamiuatlag eipetu af lha aallaa a,v» tembiard l* pre­ date the mal ti-erfartlar af all aipbt pagwau *( tol.r aid lijba Tb-ee electric fecaiala* are betag laitalled la the bgaaa. Jnat ,g tb* e**t tbare ana tank af ibo T"*»tvthlnl Kireel bridge H'lib MI water )*ia tfttf* and n-ulea la eaeb. It ■III taka I.CnO galleaa af water per ■toule la pradaee rbe elghl dlatlavt ■•let dlepUyt ef wblel abeb faaa tela le eapebla A H r m it yetted lr regtlred f*> rack water tfftev aed a etmpMt cycle that (acladea Thr t all will dramatically deaien- lb* maay eemblaaitaa* wUt taka taa atrale i- Ike mitltea* af etallara that Ul-m-uatt*a in the pan reatury baa mad* aurlU ig id o a rtn e iL Well lata the eeetary balag eeltbraiad. all amt gaa «*r* tba uereea a f tight ea ■ bwb algbl llm* iftlvltp depended. Capaatllnaa I* tba eaHy daya tlaaad theta M t a ^ y f -* Tha I ret attempt la pceetd* sight talartalameat fee File ritllsrt «a* at Philadelphia ta l i f t aad that Us te earry the earul'sl cptril late U* •Ighl hr lasts10ag Ueamsda af gaa jeta aed by apaaaarteg (reweek dl» A Maaifhetariag, ■ m atin,tar Olapuy - Tba eclatlllaler will Ka JneateC aa tb« abate uf Lake Ulrhlgaa aaalk af Ik* Travel aid Traatpait BalldUg. With a retimed truck bowled WeatbR twnglgaetle iMwmatleee e*» be run la .1* general* eleam aid •heal rfo iix af it Algb In tba air. The brOlla,'. ealared ttgtua, aparuted by a e-pud -,f apeetaBy trataed men, wilt be pi i) t I a* I be alum aed ea aland, a f am t>» rtp l^ M high.la tba •lr by amakc banba. RriDlaiUy U l a r e d yteme, a f faac aed will be threw. Mm. dmt* af b t l mw tba a ir and a daty belli* afeevp.au ntO bJ a; ■twilled Ip IS* eight!-, dltplaeo. la tkelc tolttei peelU*a, ?he war,Might* wUl facmaalatemah bright maracaaeae fight, apparently, baa narrowed eummery looking ar etbe down to thy two Tampan*, ana a fanner mayor, and ' tho Mhor a former newspaper publisher. Dram waa oeprmautoUru from tha f l n t Florida dtotekt fee Id jranre. Ha wne defeated la tha run­ o f f primary laat aummer by J, Hardin Putaraon, * f Lakaland, �Jp •* I rL O W D /t, . MONDAY,' M A Y 2J, IMJ, Not To* ReHef The tactical m m i h d at our Uw maker* at Talla­ hassee neem to be driving the LcglnlaturJ. closer and closer to the enactment o f some general sales tax measure, in spite o f the repeated assertions of Governor Sholtz that he rrtH veto such a MH. It hi not anticipated that tha xa W tax will c o m in this session, hut the ground work is being laid In such a manner that a sales tax will lye Inevitable taro years from now or perhaps In a special session mnch 'Once than thnt. The very probable enactment o f a constitutional amend­ ment exempting homeateads assessed as $5000 or leaa from I taxation will cat a tremendous hole in the ad valorem ravxnuas e f cities and counties. Though the amendment Itself cannot become law before ItKM, the rxpecfhlion o f Hs enactment wilt provide all tha incentive required td keep home owners from paying their taxes during the next two years. And If thin were not enough, there Is the Senate bill to repeal virtually all enforcement sections o f our tax col­ lection laws. Tile passage o f this measure, as now seems tfkety, would make it Impossible to foreclose tax certificates on any real property on which the taxes had become deHaquvnt. Its latent, plainly enough, is to obviate all ne­ cessity fo r tha payment of any real estate taxes whatever. Thane biUa, it should be remembered, are not designed MONDAY, MAY 22. 1M3. to rod tut expense! or to settle bond debts. They simply wreck our pgesent tax collection machinery. Though "■* S b u Tn i i t r n t » a t public revenue! might be temporarily eliminated, the coata SUPPLY U SURE; TruJit in o f government would continue al the snme old rate. School the lord, and do gondi so ahalt teachers would be aakmi to serve without pay.-and-there would be strikes ami riots mnch after the msnner of thou be fed. Delight thy*etf alaa ki Ik Chicago. W e would probably have a great deni o f ’ acrilj. Jwk); ind to ateaJI *»*» tto* Ik. In circulation In.Qrtlct .to.n ou n ctn u r dty^aoiLcuunt)t,j)fty.: rtestrexef (kin* towt.—Paatm 17 rdtla, wfilch merchants would he expected to aecept nt par 3, I. but which government employees would have to discount Finally a special session o f the Legislature would be i* Woadlr if Ik* Bauld«r Dam It called and then after much <lebate pro nnd con. it would be any holder damn than tto decided that tho only wav nut is' the sale* tax rnntc. Now Dam. we do not think there is anything particularly insidious ! about a sales tax. In plm-ns where Is has been tried, not­ ' A number of the ftwaiwdalfy1 ah- ably Mississippi and ('wnadu, it np|>ear* to have worked ex­ But w« do think it is imimrtnnl that tu*, la t'uugwa, aw b a M « ** ceptionally well. the people realize what thrv are doing when they allow complain lhat thay r t M M • Ihrouvh Ika S la w hanking bUL tk*> ueeeenl system of taxation to be deliberately wrecked. K Our leghdutnrs have not submitted to the people of this state tjw fraak and honest proposition. "Shall we A ..Ki*? i* a paaaan wto think* that tha frdatal gavcnunrot ha* abolish this ad valorem real estate tax and enact a sales if* - passes law* that will heap him tax?** Nothing has been said alwut a sales tax. In fact, the people hove been given to understand thnt then: will from bring awIniRad, j ---a be no soles tax. But under the guise of tax relief, meas­ It I* not l» ures arc bring enacted which will make a sales lax inevi­ i ton^governnrent, U at table. " Vi •" trol of industry, will »Uo taka This is neither the ruuragrous nor the Common sense rrrrr tha deficit*. way to approach the problems of this state. It is « What's In a namaT There la no neither tax reduction nor debt relief. It is simply the subre* tun to fear that Frariitott stltotlnn o f one kind of tax for another, and It hMirflJJwt R oo.rv,H V Ial*»l TIofS i* ****>•>!- Inherent danger that It may not even be substitution. In mtat will h# a Dtaaa upia tha he final analysis It may simply mean lhat the sales tai Ftdtral Fewer Commlaaion. win he levied In addition to the real estate tax. with the , c ----------- — ------------proceed* from the former operating the rities and counties, Isn't it funny how many Pr f * and with all the receipts from the latter, after the shrewd (all in tlfo because tha ggnlnst them, and haw many ant- attorneys uf tha londholdcrs have found » way to force tre<| far no athar moon than that collections, devoted to debt service. These are simjdv [siesiblliMes which have rsTiirred to thay worked hard, invaalad wlarly, ami war* in tnurh tmarttr than us hi watching Ihe trend of events at Tallahassee during tha utbar fallow? the past few weeks and are dangers which we believe the people o f the state should thoroughly understand before Tha nttit wile of France aatma to Riving their support to measures which may cause even be that Illtlar’a speech th* athar greater suffering than that through which we have already day waa a bit of baloney. MHKItr la all 11 Hitler.*’ a government tt come, ■■ ...................» ■■ ■- ■■ . D ial la quoted a» aaytng, **y d h** merely camouflaged." ^Feawah Florida’s Fishing: delagate* to the dtaerwaweW confarrnca Wifi ratty thair •• their hlf* and wear hnllea pw«f Fortunes have liuen spent on fishing trips to remote teala. If there la to ha another com ers of the globe. William K. Vanderbilt has cruised aarip Of P * F «'. I*** «• "* u b* around the world on his luxurious yacht, which is fitted up the flrat t" m i l with tanks and taxidermy facilities, in ef many and strange mem tiers of the finuy tribe. Vincent Astor goes When Fraahhmt Hlbbww o f Princeton, lay dyh»« •* »be «lda of Into tnr Caritibeun and the South Seas seeking the amberMis yacht, the road thr other day fallowing jack, the barracuda, the tarpea and the tuna. . an accident. twenty matarixtx the Nourmnhnl, In also equipped like a miniature u<|uariurt. These lavish expeditions rnnnut be enjoyed by all, parsed Mm by tgawta* ehnat* for help and redwing to tarry him lo but It I* not necessary tu sail away to Klngaton a hnepWI fkd lew kU blood or Calapagoc la order to partieiiwtti in the thrill uf hanging would anil Ika eaeblwa al M r on to the business end o f u roil and reel while a game fish , tare. Work Miawamwaa i* hrrad- imitate* a bucking bruneo at a rodeo. Here in Florida IMe. A dag waaM have reaaiead waters there can be found m sporty and adequate fishing . batter uawtmowi. la a aivlllaed grounds as exist anywhere. , world. Anri yet M e are tkida Proof ef thi* ho* been widely publicized during recent l who hoHave we mold ragwl all day* when the ( lor*ntor of New York and a party o f . !aw» aid thW paupta fewer ady i would Hr* pewcefjWy rida by able friends spent a short vacation at Boca Grande where u The Governor ilcelared tt eating other* ha thay thenwaives total of 3!1 tarpons were landed. that he had fiehed in all parts of the world hut never had t would Ilka to ha he experienced before the same aatlafnctory results os he H# not only praised the The Mayerahlp of New York found at the Gulf Oiast resort. l« not popular With able men. abundance o f fish, but the beautiful setting, the facilities, Find, Joseph McKee turn* It and the hospitality of the people. As he departed he said deiwn t* fata* al a gvrvata poet- he expected to return each year until he died. lion which pay* him twice a* !fe ia not the first public figure to broadcast the fame much. Then Al gmtlk iMlae* to of Florida fishing. Presidents have long had a hahlt o f run fu, n »■«■» not adequately coming to this state to unjoy Ihls sport furnished by our itated, bat paatammhi rivera, ami atreams, and open sra. d ro ver Cleveland, would not nan aaalnat a 7 Harding, and Hoover were nmong these who relished in ear(tide*#. And naat Jadica hcry wka made a aam* far blm- Florida fishing and helped to make its merits known . «• aaIf In the taqxirf lain tha ad- throughout tho world. mlnietiation ad Mayor W alker ra■■ ■ o ------------------------ . fuac, to haaawie a candidate berauea he due* wot with to capitall*r upon th* raaulta of that inves­ UANFOftD, TWENTY YEARS AGO tigation. Thu* It la (hat secondrater*, and third-rater*, get Into Thw opaniag av*M «l Coni' High School • » piearlilrd lure public office. inearamaut Weak, tha deUghtlul day evenmg, May at), lo a large .. '—O' AUK g w jjd glwu inmulbr hr the and thoruiutlm potaacd. mm kkv A nhur'B rlitntrr- condemn* tho atudenta W Mrs. I'anm* tt. Mua- who went vJiititUed in their prune I | It I L_ tr i f th, rt»r»-|»huttinc o(? all tax colleetlona.* ft t lh* SrHat*. ■•nrfnc lh, popu ■19 I L DUCK P EA C E nan. Th* oricfnal part ji-i menPACT 0 . K.’D B Y , tlonrd lh* I/-a*iu- In It cunnretlon but owing ti, mi* ( <ier*tandF O U R NATIONS ! In* abroad th* pre-nni (trail trtlos* t>nd,r * rtid r DR. L. T. DOSS Freakish Measures | rtlnfcMtar larity n( lh* lull among t h , « r '* t T n f r n H l l l ’ P f l P llR H e H AewH ■** rkn aiC Vi « i w «to w rl r r M I m ar, „f th , ,H,ip|n. **nl it to t h*l Introduced, l l H T O U l U T J Passed M W C U ore*,. R e a m WC A. W— I I llx ilir with a h it in lr, . icw r. *.—• e. By.Le gislatures n wm raa o titm i a n i t Hack of all id th,** hill* and t h corrtittttional a m rm tm ,n t». ac- j atat** this point mom crnntimied From Pag* f>"«> (Continu'd Fom » Fax* On*) Th* part a*rc«- to abi-v hy " r rtitding to welM nform rd oh**r»-l the**. tlcla 10 of th* Iz-az o covenant ] err, l< » 'hrew dly conceived plan for F,nn»ylv*nia h<*nr<*« to ra r Th * p*rt *< it now *tuwfa ton- toiler whlrh iw in'Cr nf III# by t h , vafe. tax lobby lo g a in lry nick or Injured person* t„ ho«>l*t* of five ■dal*’' tsetrod of L*«tua agrta to i,-p**t and mats- thetr ohjertiv* at th* next *e*itm p M U and bald** *» ‘ bat »tal* ’ lh. original Al. It h, * « -* w h « i;u)n , n (n ft *zcr*a- hy tearing down lh* prrmanl la x , w ' old b* flngerprinie l « * n tk*n lh* onatnal form wnrr , hl> t#rTlt„ rM| „ i f ritjr anil tn a to l* and paralyxlrg enforce-, *’ .WT** *“ 1^' ' f " " North N '> "h |)ak W°’,M h* ' ' " th* moot iminf. *‘“ -h »• re*l»ion i politic al m.lrr*mloo’ U i ] mftn- m rnt of cdlectton Uw*. T h r ,a le . ceded from "the induatriaj East ” of ircsis-. n-d*.| ampbr *Ul*-|((<,r, (jf |h„ Lm||U, taxer* know they cannot par* Th, Arkansas ,,-nate would ■ent *o *• to erwt ** no mistaken #f ,h* r»( „m-e lo their hill at thi* avxilon In the far* have be*n aloli*h*-i. Kansas of* ,o*nt •• thel »f th* tlot,rnor * veto threat. So flc-hnlder* who failiol to carry int*rprrt»tion 1«rtirl* III of th , Th* ere*rot r**t b*«ir»* with ■ ; preamble d a u n t it* purpoaa a* collahorabon among tho four g n a t xe-tern Kuropean power* to maintain peace. It atatea that It hi ba**il on the Rrianrt-Ki-llogg pact and th , non -r,ru rt to force agreement r Iitred at O n e v a last December, and Ihe covenant uf Ihe l.ewaii* of Nalloa*. Th e Ixwgue covenant la not ■pat iflcally'nisntMaad In th* o rig ­ inal fnrm «f the pact. The pierent part makaa It ahun- of th, f>,nrh to,moron-; they ere following a new lire of out campaign pledge* would be attack. dlim. ousted. A* further proof of the break­ Th, pact Introthac* hsnrmaA* It was the Wi*c n«ln legis­ meat ax a d,«irable n,ce*«ity but down in tax collection* the comp­ lature prohibited non-member* troller'* report *h*>w* only i i per­ from wearing fraternity organimention*’ it only generndy The pact in it* pr,*ent form ia very general in It* phra-eolsmlf, not mitring into detuije Some of it* general chaiart,ri»uc* are: Kir»t, it i# a re-tat,nient of pie»iou» atcnnl* for international col­ laboration, Second, .it w very careful not to mention either Ihe rccesnity Ar daatly clear that th, four-poo,r the desirability of revision of agre,m,nt doe* not mean that lh ,j 'g|ih«'«h admitting th. puwei * will Iiupute a ,olumn oni poaalhlllty «| cevl.um any other nation. I'rini, II oh *j r r , jp,| Holh Heiirst* ■fw» Fr*meh dipl**> ■JtarlRihaT’l »|ali?3 th,i* verlmlly [ „ .(* ! r, „ l , . were greatly wh,n h, «» - in Rome-but <1***1,1p;„ .e d l*»t nigkt at the opt,mi*, opjlienl* dbrodd ahuweil thnt *om, !ir ,t|r„ h,|Vt. tnkrn. ■f tha prepli did ■mrrrimti*»r<r-|fI>* ..... - " * " The part-now state* tb* point dearly *nd beyond i| erlinn. On th* iltflrult |wnnl of reviakln of treaties the pint •tulr* defi­ nitely th, poa*ihi|ity of arvnmpliahinb thi* hut only through th< machinery of the League of S* 1 11111 ...... €1^#^ Florida. Approxxm intrly 17jsn.nft!)! M Ineapoll*'^lak, « n f t,r I I P. M. acre* today a r , h,ld by the | WUrteljn •rth-rml thnt new on ifellni|uent tax r e r tifl-■*lr« k bn* prif nffitri'd al; Jt*vvolr> arnt thi* lot ill Aff.'i r#prr- A'lffion ,<Af#'. ^H* hi ifn n r#7)Hirf*i| rriiitnifunt# 4i third of FlnndaV tjitahh4 v mtii«- thnt him h«»#n «-• in vsnlkAthon- nnd «'th»*r rn dnrOft## rf»nt**r*t^ to takr phy^irat at Mini*)# * AppfftYAt of thl* for»'t lo-uri* roj r ul hill, in WeilMildt's Sttifllo I'toiftte .111-J Have Your .Kittrd-Sux Reduced prlci' on single vision nrul Krypluk leti-e. Also alt shell nnd in ib-in gold filled frnmes. Dr. Henry Mrldiulin, Jr. OPTOMETRIST 112 Park Ave. -Martin’s Oarftgir IbtlvereHy. Tha xm itl p k } Utarary SetialUs ef tjn Sanford brought ty 8 t* Augutlce In A ut*- T**‘r++*W*49 Have your work done hy a real ffirt'haiik J. W. SHAD0IN •I* Kla FWeee TIO-W DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr.r Optometrist Lense Duplicated *112 Park Avg PRINTING We are equipped to produce Drat class job oaar|, a| the tow rat poualhle price*, filve a* a trial. a Herald I’ rintlsR Co Phone IIX If you have your car OK'd by .Mnrtln befare you lake your vacation you may WIVl re time nnd money. 211 W. Flrat HI. f.*r th* |Wo w«#kia Hill l.umbcr Co. I.llh and llolly Reasonable Prken with XIP HRRVTCK Phone 1.71 L*SK DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY FAINTS "BEST FOR THE SOUTH” STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. 20-1 .Sanford Avenuu ' ctyartlk~t/t<UsA/i/c/t? -ih oiyartttt, -tAcrirJcaiesJ2etftr M M 4U U M M l.t'MHER Mptei irtl |*r <* w oft FOPpn (tirofA _____________FOR-RKSIJI/TS-----------^ — I.undnn Feonomlc Conference a* a •an. in banur t t tha graduating •4 lh# clever young extera. “Tbe claaa uf tha Haaioctl High School, LKarun'n tiecuMi \\ He’ , s fin*, waa omjoyod llaaday aiaoiag. May character atudy, we* m every 4U, bp ana of tha taegaat and way up to the uaual atandard uf moat -appcuciativo atulirncea ovar exceltrnce. Among tho** taking aaaanhuU la lh* aodMahioi uf the pari ware; Alina Figenhairi, Wal­ High ttchouL Among Ihoa* taking lace 1‘roaby, #enjanun Whilnrr, ican onunoditWa, or will thay b# part oa tho pragma) ware; Mr*. III, Junta Stunion, Adelaide lligtired to buy gaada from athrr Ira S. Mainra, Mra. Crwat Talar, glna, Claire Walker, Ccuige Mc­ rntiulrie*, keeping foreign work­ Mra. Cacti BuU, tha h a m Mar­ Laughlin, Margaret Daila, Lures men baay. Southern cat law plant­ garet Daria, Luaca Chappell, Chappell, Tennry Dcanr, Harry er* who aanialty perdue* twice h n a Fardim. Adelaide lligglna, Xtnner, and Uertle Pattlahali. a* much cotton aa ran ho aaad fh Henry M. Flagler, Florida‘a great Atvelaper and on* or the world'! grealoat b-tldcra, pxated away at hla homo at Palm Bcarii Tot-ady morning at 10:00 o'clock ■Dor an Ittnaas eitrmHng orer gtven by the aeveral week*. Flrat new* waa 'law n mow ers N,e*lrest »teirrw « tba Foe aale th«- echenie to open the market* ef Ihe United Slate* to workingmen and rapllallet* of other natleao, and a*i* whether oar new "taflatlon dollar*" will b* need la pap Amer­ ican laborer* far product tig Amer­ Marias Paahard, Learie Caldwolt, M e 9 tamo a. Harp McKlm, Meade Alice Wagner, Carrie bov•U, U adi Ladfler, P w r iti Leffter, Mil Mtea AHen ef Steteon ' MUCK LAND snappy firturro from evefy rnll nf rnstH. i r ymi ir e getting lerts. let ud trll you hnw li) brim; ) l,ur sveratfe up to par. Cut Like N e w ! ! «>Yitntinailoti*. ii« t w fitjUrtir sag, lu Vire-preaidgnt .lain1* K rrlirf. Thi*t«‘ i nptriKiit of m nt v And rity U vt uf fiif Ingraham uf the Murids K*«! til it I Bftt *»dfhr a I ji* will m#nn that fiwrer* cfef| • ' I)| t [f'l'ins if* :|« -uj until Vll* M * * t I'on*I Kailway 1most of th# oth#r half of Flctriiiit’i | Mr. and Mr*. W J. Mornsui. " i r IwiniJ |iri»t»fr<iM hiI vinI | UYAfilo •*,uf V'tatt* will *top pay M i*- ‘ »M M i *"i»{»? j* Yirhiiiily nil a*e announcupr th,- lurth «l ■• tat# fiiiin InaiiM Ian ttn f<»Ut?h1 | Intt tax#«* that th# lnirit**ri wilt U - ! fin* hahy hoy. Exceptional LLirguin. 40 romrntratrei on bu«m#s« p ro p -1 Mr. and Mr*. D. ti Wagner and 4n !h** ^I'finir !•> U i II m , »*f l*i** mre* uncic-nretl juljciininjf rty. iniluHtriaJ ptnntN amt hum#* daughter*. Maude Alir, mid Ada, Kuntnk Hpridfi; llnllitml. »»f Il»r* Elder- Sjirintrn. ass#xo.#(| at /nor# than .CdHMJ Afd gicum|<ani,it hy Md -r- Pane tf*w, si fit! W hi Iit h r, uf Tiirn pii, t»n th** hat thi* star** aiifI th** school^* a*, Weaver and Wilbur <■ -in*, w><> th** Knm iiil th»*t it Walter L. Cooper. up from .................... . Monoa •|taxpayer t-. quit pnv ng nm! ^ i*11 am tfi|i rmtnftt'A "nnrl1 ritir*. vvilf h# forri'd to tu*n .t?» new j night In attend th, Mu;._U.’JJUlLt.|»Vvd tlu- »i»v for teataptivn ,lh« j ifovvfnfiiffit .tint th# M'honU l»y •film i*’* o f 'rc^rtiU# to Btirvivr, At th# Ilirh Hrhin»l I thi* country and who at*al de­ pend for the dlapoalLion of tketr exportable aurplua ypow foralgn count rlea, which cannot buy unJen Amrtlcaa market* are opened to than), pro kbio InUracted In tha outcome of ika ^ahdee. leeneode n » )li Surgical ! « * ( , ; all ktm t. o f ,*«t*. w m and k n lv ,* . p riln lag tom ,.f .ill Hind- ste K in e rt cent of the I'Jid roll collected. xation insignia hut made an ex­ Thix resulted in th , passage early ception >.f rn |t,g , <o-ed* who train the #»» *lon In a bill eatending I ,jjt|f,nalty wear fraternity pm* the time for payment from A p r l „ f th, lr sweetheart*. to June and a Senate bill, by Kate, Ohm and litdiana i-oth estab­ of Orlando, prohibiting the ‘ <>1* lished the cardinal a* their of­ of «t*te or rounty tax certificate* ficial bird, although th* llnoster until after Ihe l,g i* l* t,re "a d­ legislature also considered the journ*. uoodpi-cker In that connection. l-ateat report* fm m _th c comp­ Iowa selected the eastern gold troller also show that the IUJI finch. roll i* only lift percent colleeted alAriXona established a la-rmathsnrgh"H" h «r - been iletinipient | nent cJo-ed -«'U*<tn on bullfrog* mot* than a year. Furthermore, ami rrdared hill* of **le to a< • the*, luxe* havp lo-en pool by j company triiltsfer* of poultry. G e n e r a l Sales ta t, Tax Appears As H ia t,* Certainty lh ’35 ' r nntinM"il frrirn r in t S a n Raah I W ( . ■ -aa ■ �as T H I R A N f O R D H W U L D . g A M f O t l l , F L O R ID A , : V a s ITINGTCIN-. Ur. and Mrt. W. It. Schmidt mo­ tored 10 Daytona b u k rntm lay for tha day. Ur. nail Urn. Paul Johnson mo­ tored to Leesburg yt»tr rdoy for the day. Ur. and Ur*. O. K. Magvrmaa Kara mated from 701 Magnolia A rm or to M id P .'W tto Axcnue. Ur. and Mr*. Jamea JUvierr, trho spent •eteral month* Karo on baaiaaoa, have foar to Jarksonville to make their home. Urt. A C. Johaaoa and chil­ dren. of Writ Palm Beach, are the fueata for utaral weeks of Mr. and Mr* T. Pdpr. l>r. Harry K. Woodruff, I.at*Kura, apent the week-end here a* the gue*t of hi* parenta, Mr, and Mr*. Frank..L_WggrtrBlt.----- tel In Oeeaq City. N. J. She h‘ a jf eared In a, number of radio bm iikut* in Orlando. Following her graduation frwin- Bvx-wau-«he nerved a* organist In lht> Fir*t Methodist Church in Kissimmee and i* now filBng that plaee In the Firwt MethmU-t Church of tbi* city. She I* a member ot You Should See It! Last ShowingH To-Night Birth of H lW ation! , u talkie drama thrilling liuui it* very opening reel (o it* stilling c.melusloli. Waller II "tun Uiuitipb* with a g 'i * ' pcrlurnuiico ii* I'r. so ld i Jud llnniiiiolid and in Solo*. "Kashirniri S.mg", Amy u *,>rir> ol *erne* a* reali*tic a* Woudfurd-Finden, and "Sun. new*rerh> fnrr.-* Cwligles* to g'Ve ahlne in Rainbow Valley". Iter luni the |Hiwer* »l u delator. nard llumiden - John Dighton. j , y,,. un. niidoymrni prnbb-ni accompanieil by Mis* SMnbolin. end* rue set ring and l o n e tor “ Home” iiml "See.!,*", Kdgur A eign debt uliei rlnuil v to i . lore. lilw s t- Uuu Jirkins. Itllllianlly dtlevtvd by liO 'C 1" ., la Organ. “ Air in G", Batiste—Ml** t m u . it will unikiublrdly *tu u)i Gordy. a world of . i n lt w I >) iial I'dk Musi, mI Reading, "The Origin n f 1w lie revet it i* shown. Ilu -l.o ha* Brrthuven'* Moonlight Sonata" never bad * mole Stirling r' b an.' — Mir* Jinkln* and ML* Gnrdy.! un evi'ellrnt • ti|i»illi.R n u t m the school w II l>e given Wednes­ day mi,tiling ill tl:llll o'clock al the Snaili Hide Primary Brhnol aijbllarium With .Mr*. Trr*str M. Ilaniil serving a* dlrretnr aril M's. B rke Sleeb. n* pianist. Mrs. .*lella P, Arringtim. pr nripal of South Ride School, will award thr diploma*. Tile piagioni will be given g* follow *: ■S mi lea" — By Ivia M<■i*r h. Song. "The Sliueinaker” Class. "The Moiiye'* liieam "— Catv in Taylor. ‘ Tiled Slim-s" Itnlph Cowan. Song, "The Bug Alan" Cla**. |"F L h ilg " ■ Sonny Knborn Sang, “ Peep Sail) ttie Little Bird" < I***. ‘ The you” Patsyo Aboragtlfy ‘ fillg. "rite Owl t tus*. W indm ill’ of H-* ibwi r •-*.' i . L f ?l iMk. 11»•♦ lO'K t*<*<> 14/ . . u;<* t*4*M *1III M’ohtlhHfil piiim 1 uifi* ttnrl ft* *t lftvr*ln*n!ii«n lhW»lv mf h .•l>t irtti.m* «tf WmII Sturt «»•»* *it **t| tihdrr |h'in«k f stI»«• Htiiiwtvtmt * I* thr N4*ptlbh*,iil * WHO til l*4*k M OTHS day . s u e c ia l Tops Dresfled W)c Sanford Duoo Co. .Ird nnd F tm ch A rt. -J S le y e ’* P k M P O S T O F F IC E U N C ’H Kelt Food for Real Men! It.'nulnr Mm Im SOe ■tie r —t om eo L on g 's Meat IS A Treat To E$t LJL. D RY thr p in uni- ilikr-st - S pi fi*t \ 11,i “■I»»*• .10 -PROTECTED inithkiW hir ll't Miii" AH f’*' it ik’.' ■ (n» |iii>urr' IViVi •’*■> "tuff iI ' lui HI V M VtHIk JirrpuMhf fptr Mr* Ih irrl * **Imni ft pt»nt m- ■ |h,^t in,, iikpimi Hilt* Kilhii, Hrrk i-ml hi .hit k«ott% lllr t ik'h, *<£ (I >ff. iitiil Ihlliitii. hc t.I *V ** «‘it., Hotlt hiir pm ttlr fMiikiim t i«*« tnii«*r* I ;•« t Tht*> UH1 *i hnltih tf In i-Htnr hi' flirt- |ft*- rrmtOiftiv •ntlv hi .liter. ti |N*t rupitu tinlitfi o*p* [IHMNC l*hf nf*,if,tin7 i <1 t i l foe m i ^ »t ftMtl IliK my CLEANERS SEMINOLE I V ** SubHcription HridKc Hreakfnst W KllNKSDAY H:ir, A. >1. • a to m _ Woman’s Club ^ - - — - - ---- I2IMN * *HtMt f |NHaiti t 7ittiIf >t u*trt t*« II. llrvitkfiist :0 0:15, liriiliti' nflrnvtinl*. I’ rl/i*". Husniv- 141** ■nt liiHw w ith — M fw - -II. -VW lln .K r r S ih iiisiu ii I Ly Si* im I D opitrln ii'iit. _1IJ. T IJ ......... I * it !«;•< I »♦.*! t Ink HD IN A1K M O H IIM R IH IE R T O. M K R lW F T H K It In ea*t, of spit it, and Nature’* Breath. Bereft of eailh’* wisdom and Jest, I* him of Dive’s own Sou!, nnd blest. Sillin’ kXininll ibrni, p i* Ihi* p V t^ x x . 'u vfv-srt.im r ,.r „ U t il.--. R E D U C T IO N . : i , 'i I t . • v l i w s i m l V * m ill " X it p ir b 's Hit nl " M "*tly Ni'W Su m m tT iMialcIs. Sixes :io dn IIS. Valtics tu .<7.00. Q h Draftr.1 by ihe Dmnlfie Hand. Tbi* lapsing life of nun tut man Seem* ii vciy prodigum* plan bar. fai i . hi deep to un>lri*tagd. The preeiou* balie at mdlher’* Kwfrtied , 7^ " F I N A L r :i.V IV rson TWO FAMILIES brr«k nl Y ur* lif# if* h»r»* ami Ih«*fi in pnm*1 S*»xixi* pau« awuy In »*ntly ninrh Hcfitit* lh*»\ km»w that ltk‘ v nr# Utrn. ****»«# 4 Tar Mil thi* nigtil i* !*•*>utpl t licit' fhr4**"-‘ Sf 44*1* IlMMipvrnr. ►>rlTr» Some ill'll* mol driiff till h»W M ali twciv** niyhi *tJIlitli !>'|v >I'llIf I IH**. ■ ’i i|iiin fn *« # 1hr With 4*w* 11M At th# 1‘iiiit11u*mn 4*1 ill** *|»i|,4fnl | Iit*h» p ru irn iii tlu Utlliiwit if i,iR l nll*»»i |_Y#t. iti*th# <Jrnn«i F^rnwl v»m. enip|ri<#‘* u II iiik# pliu* Eh h i*tli* 1111' licpil BRothi , **V NW» liutn# in tIni I'm i‘iil j*" Di>nvi Kmhv *II**'*t — lit Mr«. fim ll^tn U4fHiin, AiU Miirtati P#nr»i»n. W i*h#' i*» 1Si !!•liirtt * what’ s W alter St#4*l# a nil •(»«“ W u'hrP \|..tt.v Efclyn \luHlr#\vw f*ll|l!M rk «l |N»rtti Yrll Ii'iiiho Pu lltfH* M* ( h ifklk'l Svlv i.t M * cli. ili'ii %ii«Iii. Hirici'r* nf 1hr i-in- Dit* Rnhi>rti, |Jti‘* k h n t; iiit-)*.* Sitimv i \*e»i 1 rtiilhv, lluli h yii i * pii**i*l#rit, vr.w 8 K M IN H I.K F E E D f O KI«k**Y<* •i»Mt|»*l llt.ifi «,t> D *|! lit •*• Hint tififBB Mtia.fl H.i** |ViVIIhf % ffrPl|* tmlfipil*’’ |tm|r% lllithll l«Mi b 1)4 4 "rb»nn,"T^,',.|nTy'. *oTl M u '.’.;,, t ------- Danee, "P artm -r Come and Dane# I. W ith Ale"— Clas*. Song, "H ello A IL ter Blacksmith" Clas*. " T h ,. Little Boy'* W ish" Walter Strele. "Th e Postman"- -D oris Dunn and Pauline MrClellnn.1. Song. “ Sing. H ip p y Children"— ,i i |k*»! tiiil If.'iikr ' ill* ti*•!«” SEMINOLE FEED CO. , 7 ffF ANA'Y.S f lM f/.T. 7US N. Htl l l S I S T .IlfcA G O . IU - T iiin u h ore Ii*iking up f v the Aim*Limit.’ , Mr A n n .' row Ldtle . ip iv oiling list And out ut the (.nil is tin low '71i.md.iftl Pivmouth lx tli.l. a tlillll in til it ' The Stenstrum, ltea*urer. (*.>'• and Mi* A.'lit ntr l*dli bet II ox tl.vv . ail L .ds.ut it. S le l .Margaret Fewrsmv Ksmwr-r’Cuekow I'biehu—t "Chi. k>" .11-.- Wat ben. KEM EM RER— W E ,' « v c TAIlOlt SriK N TIF H ’ MH'ltO.METKIt --------- "IVHEKf—ALU!XKK. HtlIf!KHVr'i ll|!|>[l!ll. Wittiileritiyr aml >lr. W E IlHVt* the S|H’t iitli/ed l.nlirit utinn Service x. fe. t l o l i . i ate tag and looliiv wilbRigid X .iF n b lr diopfi.mixx l.n.l vulrlv ltrrl .. nvllln 'loll. \ »' S* 1■j n 11 I'lypUHlth----- fS## |v*w I I Vin 'u l!i iikifi Ii* trimi |•<Mf ;*.ft mi I«11*r Tin |In i|a III' III *»ii value. Arkl rttn^niNr St.iru!ki-J HviikkilM ih*- iin l tii it Ihe hiwvif pnctll \th«4*i til. STANDARD PLYMOUTH SIX WE floiin your rntliitl.ir wilhmti removinp from >oitr vur—Riiiu'uiiUr l ircKlntloii. D riv e He- S '.o id *rd Plvnnoitli i.,vlulr an d y o li b a g . I i« i » p i u .d ns bog ax tin I ’W. -1. T h .tr n l.d b to d in g D.yver rll* _ puo.uM .onl m e . . ' - 1s d a .il u a . f.a - — w rr. liy.lruolu lauk.r ate xute. l445 riiu,4li# ii)>Hint Ilk’ - Rtiislil i|*sVAfTi IMrrmrnf , r n 4 \ lliffll Imtit JlifrtfR liiv a r r. o i. Dtfioir ilti .1*-**•. Tilt. O.lkl.'i t'AMII.Y, 1 r . MKLHOSf. .sT..ClthIT H/.4SK,MO. M rAROAMRf OAKK1 »4 IckfH iiik t«* iliiv*** w uit flvlHOUt)) Th*‘ hr.9V\ t.irtmkr* M l* ( J.t1, ■•* UrtVniiN Shtf hki'l Fiviin hit li* I i *4i Hut M r Oik* i iln w n to Im i.lhii Plviiumlh ( nlutiitil •ftiinl L iyI i t .iliili k-.it i. Question. Wl)*» kMI ilt( tiif f anuilift. Tr.in u iiiiiio n It a lt l(S L til .iiO au turn at ic *Inti h It only $ltr*tr»i. SpfirtUYHrM-t i « d o iliiii;. * - yulvt $ [u>30JKi|l t !* y wiili* nl iiituititit. ■* wiii'Ui i Silt *il r iN p h itr 'Skillrtv fit.it I'tvni4llttl| hill t|kr* »«l 4411 lllh* ! 11*4*im JHp! 14<*1 ll 'llll 1«r tiusJil Iu n r it tmltiy * DELUXE It ifibrAll'f I »kr h-Hfc tf» 4T4»»V»rt ,» *‘Lr*»VV iRf” IlMb’lM I *til fl*r II# Line HviiiiiiltL. I F i tin l*i|*Hi tt «.i3i in* tli# I M p n ru l h«i*J. —- F** •‘Li4|( -♦» -1*4*** 4h*ilL Fhj*i1111in I' wci tiiiyjiihut»»,ii PLYMOUTH 495 SIX P(4lrltl«>| 4’ * u i- Hi|*l^mn *i* lid mill into >* kilt diivtifl |kiyi< 1 .I.. t'tiH VCll I ■ l i t .ANOUf. rtr-antc* I. O I. OITIOII livcird piwv u Seven Jifferent kiiul* of grrii!it‘— ttnmp «s ymir futb*l' * n Hommeinlt*. — -- ------------ ■ . --------- SAN JUAN SERVKT it ml iu Tidies Ttt-ili’.l Free A n K tr c p ir I t r f r i f r r a t e . Be* T h e N ew NORGE «■ SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP I Sanford Refutes •Rh|»* |t11|*4-1|jf I* Ioily on# thf I I of Hi,. South Florida Story Kissimmee Thu rnm|iiliitii>ti ikitxa* tna If* ' Has Larprr Zoo v'rcy ♦I.IHIO u fifth Kindergarten School Has-Special Program S.mg. “Th e First |biut|Uet"- Class. 0 *nd Numbers. ■‘ Peppermint Sol­ diers" und "SuMter Boy" l ’la**. "S illy Kitten” B illy Chapman. ’Th e I and nf N n d "- .Marian t m i. Skin** vtluv tu «## fh«* tiny ti tiiuw* elude, h a rrn Abo ley a* the niv<- A ini, |... it i* lhi*iv ttiMv i«> git teimus vniman m tbe U l.ite iNitiii# r**arh th# ir ’*V of hiifh House. Fra'ebol Tone, \ ‘ ‘m IHi lv#—IHmiH Byron. Ill,kie M.ioie. •!*. Henry tu ** th#y im** rvkrv tiki A rpectal pragtam by the Ja.k Guidon. David Ijinilan, Samuel William Pawley. Jean S* h i* tnnv till th# *rtthur ♦Un und Jill Kindrignilen Seb.»d and H in d -. Tli»‘n lull n^liiTp uhcii tiiil i- ifiim*. graduation exercise* fur pupil* uf Paikvr and Claire Dubrvy. *tr»ni. K i m H orky. Frao«fM4 Too* Arthur Byron, Didde M o m J 11*I tkl t r « if* tit A. M. with Mr*. S. D Htghleymnn n« ehnirman. Reservation* 1/ i f IM *H» must he made with Mr*. II. W ‘ Ruukvr t»y Ttk**«'UY *1 tltnottThe . l i d ami Idl Klmlergatleni J* Class will holdJt*'bri>i!firU'ffrTKil ] fvh» South Sob- Ihiniar. School midi 0*1 a*ooal •t !•♦»«# trtriuin at ll-.IMlVebwh *l ‘ ikiii n tlD A V . I'MvUiVrt N. de V. Howard Chapter of I. •( turn ihe U D «'• wdl entertain with a ten {mm I on (’ M. to it bo I . M, af1 the home ol Mr*. M S Wiggins, with Mr* Wiggin* . n l g Mr*. II. I- Perkin* a* ho*te*se Dyke— Mis* Jinkini. Organ, "Moment Aluxical " , Svliu bed, "Venetian Ion.- S.mg'', and "Npnng Song", Memk’l*. fo n n - mi." iioruy. •The . WALTER HUSTON Mat 22 . biilufN wf rml t*«tnir "i with thr ft**!*hitki* i f thr Flon»ht h«- f>i.iD»r porthm of Kl‘*nvlu «. I rRRUr ol Miiiih'iprtlltlr 1%Ilk h Mr*. J. Turnbull'* Kindergarten m Cla-* will *tage ~a program at Sooth Side Primary School iituH- m -under the*pin eti| Htt" IHd V. ' twritnw tft y w r ’rrw ir f — ~— rkr the Dougla* pMpn»»|. ao„'ii , alftfp thi" 1.00111 lit I i^ lll pri i i-tr WFDNWD VY .,|III it ho t i t;|«414' RltUHlfl Floiktu' A benefit breakfast littdga be; i trhtor I lh r - I * U rlhtit. Ill I'n party. *p.'(i*nred hr the S<* ial hi* 44‘unty, vkhrtt* thr tnHfit i T Department of the Woman** Club, Jiivlxy umutintii ti* t <i pm will !*• given at the dub house at anil o f M • Phi Rpallnn, honorar> Forming a party spending yr*ttrday at Coronailu iteach were: Mr. aad Mr*. T. C. Bolt. Hr. and Mrs. J. E. Joekwn, Ur. and Mr*. C. E. Kawimei. Mr. ami Mr*. D. L. Harper, and Rmrr and Jnek Holt. AH AM TO. m ay * f Capital Excited Over Imminence rate**rentaining the came, the .,v' paid by A Single person and by .. [ it*, ilrht tk'w minini* it* I ♦ Of Morgan Quiz married person with one depe-.t ft!r tn‘ i*ry <\IHU* i*f iiwd«»w*.i ; Mi** Lorillr Knit returned Sat­ mush- fraternity. urday from the I’ nitenity o f Ala­ Miss Jinkln* i« » graduate Of bama at Tusrahai** when* *he Ha* Southern College, lakeland^ anJ bren atuilying iluiiug the pant ha* had grurluate wmk *1 Searr tf year. College. Nashville. Tern. Foi .wo yeat* she held thr position of AsMr*. Don t'ameron returned eistant Dramatic Director «f ye*terdaj to her home In I’aSouthern College and took aptivc latka after (pending a few day* part In presenting *ueh play, a* here with Mr. and Mr*. J. R. "Journey'* End." She w«* a sivni (■radiliek, Palmetto Avenue. ber uf the Yagalaind*. South.-tr,' Mr*. Frank William*, who un­ College'* thespian ocgainatiiun, derwent an operation Monday y r and held the otfite of -late tour­ the (h-mald-I-mighton Menmriat nament dirretur. .Mis* Jinkln* is lloepital, ha* been removed to her a member ol the Phi Delta social fraternity and Pi Gamma M . mi Sensational Picture home on French Avenne. t mini I liotiiirnry fiutermty. Appearing At Milane - Mr. and Mr*.— Grorge A: -lr. — 'Ths—-program for~thp— en-rrmg-" Undoubtedly Ih,. ino*t Cook and *on. Diekir. of Went will be given a* roll.,* Palm Beach. *prnt yesterday hrre Urgan. "Prelude from Ait III ot tliinol story ever \\) ittrti ilhiillt Dihengrm", Wagner Mr-. Wa*hirgti.n, "Gabitel livw with Mr. and Mr*. CooK'a aon-inH>* Guidy. law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. White H«u*e" up.ttevl Inst mahl "The |*i*t Word", Hen v Van |„t tlie Mil.tre Theater to p r ‘Vi>le T. C. Pope. Dr. Locke Meriwether, o f Chari lotteavitle, Va„ and H. O. Meriwalker, ef Virginia, who were called here l*it week by the death of their brother. Ruhcrt Meriwether, returned home U*t night. r4t , (i 'onttnurvt On l*tirc Thr+t) li tifiR f ** hrt\• t ht I Of>* ! iifit »h*rf, R»R«!r I ritiiN ffohi Douglas, director of the budget The Young People’* Dltieton of| MONDAY* Of thr »VJf rrptiTr*. thr l *f Ifl l« III ■ latMre ^Vu- relief to lieavdy- bonct a* a mean* of railing te.-tne 1*1 r lilliiin *lot lxir* in the Method!*! Epi*rop*l Churth. nl •'tip* UcUPt l; It C»;l Hr* •'! ehiifrs IToHMji tiir tlr- itin! jtl hpn The East Side Primary P.-T A * r| n »f| * Ihmt IH If* Mtlion ill I ]* w t, needed to finance Pn--d. t” of thi* eity. will present Mi»* will have it* tael mvelmg ef the itntuoti, l*itL% thr pnnv»|H»l «l**"t Ft I .Iti.tnir, i thr IrifklMt i f k'**i»t tut*. Roosevelt's public work* an i r- nhl Helen Gordy and Mi*» Virginia nfi.n lot thr tritRiir. F I* fiwrn, ron*t f«»», rihhott and rRttfr year in the form of "Father*1 employment program* would n.t-i diet i.l from to Jinkln* in an organ ami expi-es- Night" at Srthi P. M. at the ,chool •ml- li * JiltKmmilii* t** «*»■retnry of *rtnki «. initon irn.iif It til Ittl « ltlrw Ml t« 100 percent to th,- auu-im »t •Ion recital en Taenday evening unit T i-u * l»!i»r ru m *ni»k*-*. i ■ auditorium. IIhr** IHy Li f Riirr« hy to* now paid hy perron* ot mot at tl:0O o'clock in |he churth autli Thr hiril fmlikurv 1 t Thi* **‘ npihitfon full i4 The Dependable 0la*« of the crate income*. •o iSo%«*?nor Shulls. »upp torlufn with Mi** Clifford Shinhul Fit*t Methodist Churrh wifi have fiirnnitkin frnni lih’l »itlr« who4* ^pn lmrft** im fmhnir nimlirv fni,|il iititl 1 »tif .ln'n ulri*Rily v.l Under-the present law. th. i*, »er, pt»ni*t, and John Pighton, it* regular meeting at the home * tfrf'l i i’iHprut** iikut nf thr m'« mwU* hmr»r»l « m f u n t n i t piirnm**, I* 4 percent on the fir*t gli'oi ■ kh'ht YlOlilltiiMTA. baritone. *■ a**i*tant talent. \nihor*t, HirttrnrtTi, nti*l (lolilrr. ef Mr*. W. S. Thornton, West Uuvfrtior ^hults rwrtith ^au* mu ipitI ol'liicnfiott* djlf thi* Slitk' phrii-rttil*. \fi ti tin tf*tr*r, %ihitr normal income anil a percent Mi** Gordy ia a graduate of Fir*l Street, at 7:B> P M. Th. luvraiti* «hmt* ttirtt in It'-H ti'r l rui.«Ittltiro II r fiMl lH »rh | »rabove that amount with ,iat*\ the Con*ervatnry or Hrenau Col­ till*** t*f Klorulxt ovrrii $7 4 on rxiiTi yft>Y;| rti'r Mnh( rRtlltrir*4 TI'KMIIAV. lege, Gainesville, Ga. where die i An important meeting of tho starting at IMMtO. Under the *.,g »ry Rhtminic thm ir*i* out of 1*1 ft.lHRl wurlli of pto|k*ity Hthi I# »n fly finrhrN. . ut !Rnt«« i|ini»l, por received her Bachelor of Mu*le iV Little Theater will take place at geation* of Dn-itla* the nr-, . iik”* ai«* thi# in tftffanti rutfirf I'.' Lt. oiurti: to thr thriftliJttfr Hi p'| cn Hitilth**** fiftnK*r*, hrov n gTee In pipe organ with certtfi- iH:U0 P. M. in the council room at would be fl percent or S pcrreil i n in pi fu ipfil or int#r«it. »•* ’ >». \nIin** itrtd UkW ot i*ty miitrr at lltlU'hrM, huuk*. ttkiiifiifftfl) nml Thr oiiiwinntlirir rxatitph .*! the first 91000 of nrrrmal memo, cate* in p.fdic achool music and the City 11*11. i huntfi* in thr nut ■tnio hiiif ih'ht, rilivitffk ilmi v »*•*! hfr>F. «*ni;|r* !ht« «Vf’rr»«r in prwprfty. x i . io,| mnsr Mri«k 1*11*|**, Mm-inv*. and 10 percent or I.' peneai piano. She ha* had teahing expe­ th»* hllYilrtt hm r%.»* ||y ijinii'likl, The Young People'* Depart men; f Flofifiii nmnh »• ' *t wntrl turkn *. mnllutil iliirV*, firti rience In the pablic »choot* of , of the Flr*t Methmlut Church will amount* above that. , m »\v hriHi* $1U * [ h i ihmi«iin«I, it* i o» k*. «ntHlhil! rriflik, i»*i| With the exception* n .„ 4| hy th»* rumpllllinn t»» hr h‘utr». ii *tnlrktil* xivrm .Monroe, Ga. and In private Work., praVrat Ui*» Virginia Jinhina. cturkiT, htiirk. i Mitnieil white hr** During her college Jareer ,ke reader, ami Mi*a Helen Gordy. or- loweil remaining the *u..... fimxt Ililffttir in |hnr IIIIa wuflty In I ' 1** mi, flttf# run*!, tlflTr hrtrii nt*t •pent one lumincr *egton pi»n- gani-1. in a recital at S:tHt P. M. for a alngle person *nd U.wit, j.,, J*ufply HarU*r Viiitt n ilrht 0 immI M»»*“ hriiifi of a«tuul j*t in a trio of eielin, cello, ami at the chareh. The public I* in- a married persun and *ioo to, i fi*r pwr> rr*y%«h r. Itt ItKlLt thi wallUeach rk-penJent and lb, *u-rj\ piano, in an exclusive re*ort ho- ' riled. _____ _____ . TpilF"F<11Tr frjl trV, i^#4ri*rf*ilwriT TfTj Mr. and Mr*. C. (', Briggs, Air*. Katherine Dad*, ami MisprJjnss Jordan were among tho*e from here spending yesterday at Day­ tona Beach. Alpha XI Dolta social fraternity Forming a party *pc ruling ye*, tenlay afternoon at Daytona Beach were; the Miiue* Uar Dor•ay. of Orlanrki, Gale DeForeat, Pataye OTonnor. and Fred Wil­ liam*. Jr., Knherl IDrhleyman, and Boy Frank Syme*. Jr. May J’J = —Increased income Lax Ian- -u to the IIn re Way* u1ol G ly m \S o c h C gelled a le ncommitted d a r by l.ewi. v Mean* OrganAndExpression Recital T\» Be Personals O ffto lM n d ay . and the town of Palm Beatlijwlth two week, allowed for com.' — h*« a high |*'r rnpllal rityipletinri of the tlnrgan ra»e. “ 4|«£W. hut It* bonded ilebt P roposed Income V a l u e Of Florida’ Tax Increase Hits Real Estate Shows Moderate Incomes ( onsiderable Drop Social And Personal Activities M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , B o d M r E d ito r Mo A*a«/*n/l’/ i* M lA * w JNae.f>W*|ia1b H . lOO-on A u **»/**.» JUO /'.O It. B r /i i i f f y a i M l U i , r w e D w r W i a .I I b B f i • I m A m .JIT H U U I TWO NEW PLYMOUTHSEXES SOLD BY DODOI, DC SOTO AND CHRYSLW OtALIRS ■ u i nraioutH ar o u v u t i M oron iuiioino. cmicaqo ciw tu v o» � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 22, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 22, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cb4d945da2d0787cdb9c08024539d705.pdf 590a0492a1fb92446b2fce8cc1ec68a2 PDF Text Text 4 C* rrryjr* | ’ # • ------- r r r- - a . H a n fo r d Ife r a ld Tout NIW8PAPBB M lh lM d In Florida’. H e a r t The World’s Greatest V«f*!able Spot aad Richest Garden Load. f ^ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press ~SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. -MAY 30. I f f 9 . THE WEATHER Fair lealghl ind Sunday . _________________ Firs Coats A Copy NUMBER 17* Cuba Tense In Expectation VID E POWERSJap Planes Loaded Higher Income AndH ARRIM AN IS Of Revolution Moo. On yQJgj SHOUZ'With Missiles Fly Gasoline Tax May FOUND AT LONG Independence BU.|Ov«* Terrified City. Finance Bond Issue ISLAND HOT EL New Revenues Would L A B O R ENDORSES Be Used To Finance Hu&eTublic Works S A L E S T A X P L A N To Be Started Soon ON PU B U C W O R K S WASHINGTON. May 2 0 .----(A. p .)— Higher income ami, Federation tS 'B ack U l gasoline taxes to finance the , q ||| y pent| 300 ■ g S J S S a tfffi! ! .- Millionj j T U B ir S s ways and meana com m ittee WASHINGTON. May with a majority also planning . — Labor and ,be*in**a fe.tcrday ‘“ ‘ nro vision for suspension o f gave full endorsement to the adprovuion to r nu v | gigantic rs-employ- Banker Who Left His Hospital Bed After WritinfcSuicideNote Is In Mental Stupor _______ NEW YtlKK, May HAVANA. May 29. -T Won Uring. wha: the morrow would bring In the w.«y o| revi.it w lesser p<> Iticut dleturharees. ibis ration last night awaltid :h Ihirty fiist ann.versary vt Her inJe,rndence. OF ROOSEVELT At noon 31 year* ago toJav th. Conference Deplores bine To Cu.F.xpenselcrrY o p ATLANTA PEIPING. M ay 20. — TALlAllAstSE K . May 2“ —b*’>j (A.P.)— This ti*.y o f almost Return O f BeerAnd Csutie flutter*.* tlowr. the t Virt *t .lietRtortil iKiwrr fur the? -------* - • ___• lr runner mured* up p r»p!a. liver nor of Morda »*. ee*iu*e * * • « „ , G o o r i r i a * B C a * p 1-.000,000 population p rep ared Suppoi ts Dry L a w ., „ , Oen.“ ' LCbhSTd WISH.* United States bV) . Residents O f Peiping Run ForCoverWhen Roar O f Engines Is ‘r r S c e A V o m - l g BEIN G S O L D !N Heard ThisMornlng PE A C E P R O P O S A L Measure Would G iv e !.jrn A IJ Z E D B E E R flag over Morn* Sullivan of the |n»|i>eti«r John New York po ke reeeivrd » ‘ r ' mujl>ry gjvsraor of ll*e and ram this afternoon from N »* «au county police »<atlrg Venllor, lurntd Cuba over i W. Ilairiman. mining NcvvYoik own people. A long, b rief. gruelling war f t i banker.*bail been found at ">d I. uilitgrev through eon.-olidailuw* 1 > ** ftiia U . .j^ » o H w .*.« < -w !.iw *tM **t» o n -— t a l - ' B e e o m e s - - u a s i s - * - -tmlny * - ^ w following p .......................... th** visit ofU ta lO N U T ^ V r ..May Legislature yev ye*.-J| „ Miue«ted U,..t»d of the l.egi*lature pQr P e o p l e 11 Japanese bombing pUnre Smthcrn Caplht Corven-1 ,n ;i yesterday w*trd approval *>f[trrd«y i b be, Shull*, wa. provided in carrying full load* of missiles in the , Utter lo le pirsente.l to Preri ,„r in .r bi u. .I introduced ATLAN TA. Msy 2i>.~lAA*-Beer. which tlroppcti no bomba but I,,.,, |{uo-i*velt 'approving hi* »P- ■.*'. natr tmhy ami plated on in» Iieesmr a legal Item of barter In cdusctl thousands to scurry . in the rub '* of nation* lot calendar without refeieme. ) to cover. ^ lam i* oe,.. but deploring the Th- till wa« lntr.*l..e«l by . dry Ce.rgia* largr.l city yesrianr*. flyinr in h-3-3 fmna,.{ rga!i:ed l eor a .1 pro-1 trrt|,y , |*r,.blent K Ub . “ i,uli Senator* i * ' nn.l within an hour . trafficj tion appeared at 9:1R A. M. at etu.n Img aram«t th«- movrnn rt to , MirWllliantt, Itolard anil I ar- j,(,|jcrlIlfn at ytre I'oinla and #n N|tituil.* sufficiently low to .il the P*ih Amendment : n»h. jother downtown mrners wen1 mske their full loada of projee* It provLVd ''Ibnl In the ints*r,.**t .,jir, uliMK the thirsty t v the near- , tllee clearly visible, A vumm I*if in.billing one rr|> ** Brr,,lir „ . „ r The roar of the motors' drowned ti entulivt* of •*» h of .the IS l*o>- _„# economy ami in th. Oirhtnl Inn. Hoelyn N r » York. in i p»ni(,ne« from Spuih. rrownrd A man r e i stere.l thric la-*l « Vs-n- A,t|, , rrv*< when th* l riled Irg snd I* slid to hsve i sced **>' ,S ls li« took Cuba's side, lui.l r'ded _ l e new levies in the e t e n i , m<nt.jmluiltry Wntn>i W 1| .„d ap4& lie « Ihau four-yror* lief.tr.*: I».*n of prohibition repeal. I prov«i rinanelnc •• *3,300,ooo.ooo 'loor all mght. A r rtv # *M in interview* , pU^j|c work* bond Issue with a Srateb f**r Ilarriman, who left fi-mas .Ksliada Palma, th oa with committeemen an impoet on manufacturer*' salra tax. nutrs indieuiing hr intenikd t» i;on's fn «l prr*hl»nl, look over corporate atoek dividend* alao ! These view-. were n p f w * " l *'» rommit suiride. bt • l-ren rr«lrred| -he government, . .......... .......... ........ I . „ . . k„ In u m . * - 2 ' ( S i T S T ' William Green. president of the will be effected fw a rd financing .etlaied necessary for th.* prntee-.................... ,, nMOIira(1 f f lh, rh,n^ 1 AmerLan Federation of l^U'r. n th'a part o f Long Liard l>ccau»rj llevo ullou tuolo 'out n«um*t Oil on the t W tmt. ground. jj the $.VlOO.O«)O.OaO public ron- nn,| llenry I. Ilarriman. president llkrr ,nian•* **nlv „ i„ . Alnn, wnm who Kelt a ti I Iilniu aiuu »• i'l* Uh»'*. *■"•! i' , _ , lh . w .-i- iH-vr uniiMiuv ... heated | A«knl If the Japancs, files, 9 ... „ ■ SiJpIlmbrf |h# lift l*il • l4li' turjiti etruetlon employment hood Iseue. o f the chamber of rnmmerre of RrvunstriKtn.n t or|Hiration t> „ ( tti*mhabilanU of lh. Mat i . . would bomb the city If fired upon • ' ' •’ • • • ' u . ' o s m I* o * s ' l t i _________________________ . . . . obi I* •tffl-i . * . * killed in an .utomub... --* , ' ,, t |„! to. financing of rkur h t o - 1 f Vlurt.I.s that ••vliaordlrary »x- ,debate, council passed the measure by Chinese anll-aircrat gun*, .*._ Barring change* at imminent th** United Stair*, to Ih** llmise lent five yeqta ago. was loirk.1 at, lj|)U||r^ )j0rt tho if ,, b- wa. re ! ’ trtj „|if(iorety i*toj*cli wa* .cutivo |«.\ver* In* vrstnl in thej-w |4. |i does trot mention 3.2 Japanese legation annourifed tha session* of the committee t i diafi Way* ami Mean* rommitter. at Loe l Yal *y. Jiiewrd, to ronliniiv «• intrirupird , i p.r rntvl 40 ‘ hr cunvenlHm., rhlef executive »t the Stale ,,f i |wrc»nt b*cr but legalises “ a non- “Japanese armv has not declared I hi* second day of hraringx on tbe the legislation it will be provided The mar. registereil »* Mr.J ntII yrstrriluy. .ul wa* tl minateil before the final yiori.U in older ndruiiatrly ,0 j intoxicating malt beverage, not to Its potlry In IhU regard". that thia too e.uld be e y l out bill. tW i v.--•■nt emergency p]|crwj lh#, ,|cohollc requirements The problem of stilling tha Green qualified his approval of Thomas, answered the iV*« ripiuu. I V*»tcr»f.-ty a nvolutnui -it* •**-. i1Bf t p f t h r IntiT tn th** P r » i ■; ,l,pr of the vendow if anj yvhen the booming guns o f the Orient's un­ th* aale* lax. however, with the if Ilarriman esa.lly. P°U|il| ,B "•I piuportlons hid l'n (rum tin* cnpl |,,„t ivached the . onvenlkuv floor.I ,n.t thMrfnre tbe tiovernnr of tnej ^ ^ , ,__ , ____ ____ required » « statee ratify rrpsial. declared war absorbel President were I .pi** ,.y,. |,y the .cirrn pf ceinor- ' The Irttrr. a it -... - ...............- .......... . . „ . . .. , , . Anti-prohibition House members provieion that the sale. levy he In the Inner band o f bis Initials J. W. II. Police said ship-eonllnumUn the ca*t. An ...ntaim.l f u r •srelmns.j i4 hereby vested with full poweri Retailer* Immcillatcly began ap- Roosevelt last nleht as he bad* ....... * - « geney for the public worka bond the hc seemed to l * In a “ mintolj rtimolc.l 3INI to till irbrls urc in ,h.. „rs firsti calling down -n -w....... spiriluat|and authority tu conso lilate anyipiyin,, --- - -----....................... . . •wo —» to the city - clerk for II- farewell tq China', envoy, T- V. aider I Roo*evelt’a much on Bm| ^ (»,urd within Soong. and prcpare.1 for confer* Wadocaday-pAfsagr to Congre** Isaue only and with the *tipu!a- Hair" but they did not believe he, (|tu fi,. j ln Sonin t'Uin nud t'.iiu t,|«-«ing nn the President -ml tin'(or all statutory offices, bureau*. enrea with an official spokesman In which he adv'ocatrd a piovisb.n tlon that It lie automatically end.* as* suffarlng from ,BI^** * * ___ asuey provinics. That tin* gn.em .,Tcrnd arrr-*1***^ l>*a " ooswaM ^of i j )»wnwlM|oaat baardSy * “'h '*ljtu‘ 'l^ [ the first h. ur and a half^ fer the Tokyo gnrim m eat . ^ ,|nnM -S r t . « up- 1 e d - whew ,he revenue i. not The M-yrar-cbl bahkef Jim-iil con-iders Ihe altoatinu fairly ,..,t tn relieve «bo di-trr*. of bil- mrrtr. or. to transfer all or any | Mm1 ln addition, the Chlaf R*art,r ,,,.n mitt willuuit einpbiy. .if till* ilutir*. powri*. unit appro-, chrilulcd to g*> <n trial In federal l ,rrjou* tv|detred in the fpet lli.... on repeal o f tha nmendmetil and •d. i . n i n men m>» * n ' ' i .......... . {Immediately supplied from my*live kfpt In rio*t tonch with t i t Asserting he favorej r-pral of ,-ourt Monday on charge* of / — . . . that il ha* sent some :U)0 truop* rn.-eL hv mriin. of which they can. ( ilntnin* of one department to an i the Volatead °Act. the ISth Amendment. Ilarriman. fying the b ok* of the close 1 .n hone-t liv.nr for their, ,tl,-r a. to him may seem must! t.rious source, by wholesalers developing arm* redaction coa(Continued tin l*uge Four) ram Prealdent Rcosavelt today urg*tl at Geneva,- noted xetth la* I economical and foi the best in-j while a few walked about their ferenco ............... said If that wss brought about Ilarriman Natloral Rank A Trust _ families. Immediate congressional consld- revenue nn liquor would amount to t of lb- inhabitants of the establishments, anxiously await- ,lersst a ecnllpl reply from IM Co., which he founded In 191.’. 1 ' , Th- third sect on n-a.l: “ We '*'• ....... ing the delivery truck aa they Russian government lq responaa ♦ration of ell legislation. In a between *400,000,000 anil »SOO.Ceorgc S. leisure his attorney. L a n t l l S P r e p a r i n g B i l l mort cm bally approve your n o b r;M .tc of Horlda. wacthrd customers go to their to hi* appeal for naac# and re­ letter to Vice-President Garner 000.000. The Senate yeitrr.Vvy voted “ O made known the discovery i f the Qn ^ (Jet*11fICXItCM ■ppcal to the rulers of all nalhira fused lo he disturbed by word rempetitors. and Speakar Ramey of the Houaw “ I think the American people •uictue rottn in • irnginy " liiatMtuill , i - . . i i »•* .. IFD (town |(| mill iren I t « IT I" favor of n'hlll t*. allow .* Retailer* were getting 30 cents from Pari* that Premier Daladlar he alao sugge.iel thav Hu legl»-!b ave enough rommon *»n*e to mrnt aatting fnnh Ilarriman** two lleprrsrntativr ( ’. W. Entiniin- upon ajgre.**mii " " ,h'' |mrl ” f {’hV n « , « i l y nV'paying''i*lelm<|U«*nt |» bottle for the first sales with had rejected a cut In mlUtaxy lation be made ma*'e n |WT iu it — o f in.* I hysical inti mrntnl condition anti ... , h-!- -r - ‘•not repeal within pen*** with a declaration ‘ M l ger at Tallahassre late this after­ i ny nation asain*t ■nolher nu. lAlM, |ar » f Industiisf mpervlsijn : ye«-s Ilarriman salu. defending HU attempt to fc'.latav « f fit* y«Rrt I. a steady flow of customers teoend th* French army muet be kept noon teli giaphrd Harry M. Pap-. itotw' **, r-ferredi to President Roo«». Hoo-f. „ f ,hf UnW*. g(ock. f„r If lh» t»Yp»yrr in#I hi* m r r t i t ! * . . . 11 -In ordar to aava time' . . -raeare e to purpose he t* alleged In worth as follows: “ Attorney (Jrn-t q (,c fourth dealt with Ihe pi"- taxes during this Hus time tune he ho wuuld| would! “ •» , ..... wwtchwU the strong. From hi* final conference with ^ vUn, aaktor for k tax levy hare made false entries o f I I .M I - eral Undls is preparing a bill >«* • hiblt ***< question u* fo low's: legalneil sale* and r*m*mMr*d > allowt,| an add tloiial 13 year* extend the foreclosure of tax cei -mill either the IStb Amendment 70. •<\Ve deplete tbe tutu of the in which tn rlear up I ho back tax­ Chief Murdivane had promised a Soong. vice president of Chinese executive group and vtat natlonw la reoealed nr until lh* treasure The statement did n t dia lose Ufkalc. held by tha City liv j legalised sale of beer and wire. ^ es. The bil abu provid'd that b Itle uf beer with every plate at minister of finance, c*ma a »Ut*f »n bear the Interrat burden on the content* of the note* or the year*. Will pas* this bill nest \Ve would regard the n-|wj| of Hie>‘ Ihe annual police barbecue nn nyent of m u *!* * % » » " t* * 1 week rrgardlr*, of any protest.'' tnth Amen burnt u* a calamity to ourty an>l di-tro l bond* be used June I. the public works hn-d Issue. Identity of the addresses. ° to settle delinquent county and peace mav soon be aatahllshad in - j think the manufacturer* sal** Mr. Papworth only Thursday sent Th# F'ulln,, rnunty sheriff’s of­ our nation, I I 1' Is* leve thn. district taxes during the moratnrl “ A few minutes nfler M-. Ilar­ tax l» lb- fairest Item **” fhe ero- riman h*«l left." the -talrmenl Mr. Kntxmingrr foer petitionr "V.'.tr.'uit..... wt its wo.si 'ts bett.-r urn o nhack paynient*. Healed dr- fice announ.-ed no raids wruld be tha Far East. rram and th- most unfair I* Iba* rra,i. “ several notes, nddirssrd to bearing names of Hd» bwal lax |)((. |p(ta ,,r , „,|(. „f ,rt,w,Inle marked pi **x>* **f ‘ he bill, staged by the cuunty officers but ,r f„ r |.,.»erage pur TALLAHASSEE. May *>.-</P> •or nn dWMend*. I»rau*e that I* member* i f hi* family anil to hi* payers wh„ asked for an extensldlt I'rrsldrnt Futrh. tbe author, and they would Is* forced to serve warrant* *w, rn out by the intlint It* bed, we rurn**t!y _ Libel lawa of Florida would be dnoble **xB*'"n. llarrlmso said, lr friend* were found i|( n dr-k in ny time in paying their delinq lent (Continued On Page Nix) tnsr* and redeeming lax eeitlf. j'” ’ tha' our Pit sill* nt will not Hlscusslnr H*e four revenue providual cltiscn* charging violation made lest atrlnftrt under a bill r-nm* •nhioitled to the commit* his room, and the rnnteot* of of the a(at* bone dry law. these notes made il clear that participate avtlvrly in the move Introdoced In Ihe Horae ye.terday i m o l.v !#w!s W. noigla*. bu.lgt* Meanwhile Governor Talmadge, Mr. Ilarrima,, Intended to end Ids ■mrnl to ie|wsl tbe l*tli Amendby Reprcaenta'.lv* Holly of Sem- j tor. who has refused to call a special life. LOAN OFFICE TRANSFF.IIRKH nicnt.“ Inolf, I nou-ls* »•—- ested l-rreases In “ Mr. I l n r r l m a ii ha * . been session of the legislature to legal* Andrew M. Carraway, man-------1 I', mini Icemen up, oinlrd t'* call gravely ill f*r u long tune, not lie brer, announced he could do agar of tho Sanford Co * try Club Tb. me .sura provide, that M.U ON, lia., May 20. (A*) « • i , „ | rr-idnit mcludeil K. C. only phsicully but mental y. He W. l-a.Mn, slate supervisor of the ( ,((1|||1. K,„r(>u> ii, thing about the situation In At­ yesterday expressrd satisfaction -* •ny action, rlvll# or crlnurt . ii |n normal lnmni» ta*ra. was awau* that he »■< suffer- crop prmltctiun loan office. y e .-( T |Ji > tlrr „a s drafted ift r r the lanta since Georgia docs not have ovsr tha response he received loan brought for libel, the plaintiff or piling lh» measure a* e (Continue*! On Pago Four) a slate police force and the gov­ Irrtlay aunoiinceil Florida ^IH;a«l*|^ hind­ inounrril Morula snrrrh nf Or. M- K. Ikwbl, til me. playrd nl Grammar invitation that all golfera aad prosecutor shall, at least f.ve d.ya fi - —*rd sten bring!**, about eco­ quarters ' of the service, larate.l at f .shrevepoil. Im., acting presi Srhm.l park pi Friday afternoon ernor is With, »t power to remove •portamtn of thl* faction vlilt Ua before Ir.tltullng action, s.rv. W - recorrry revlv.l of ndu.Orlando, had own ‘ tan.fcri.sl t» M n *w | the financial, benight an rnd In Ihe IU.I3' Lions sheriffs or mayors who fail to Sanford Country Club Thuraday , , |t»v. jn-rrasrs In emmovment am rotlc. In writing on the d*frmla.i..'rUfi| |(| m p (^ bo,h 0rern , nd — .......... - ........... ^ |l«s»,*brvll l.r.ixoe, with rnf< rre or ignore the state laws. ard enjoy ito facilitioi without ^V1 g \ p -Macon - "• • • -and .......... -. " thi* rhurrli. j dub i iuu Junto, jum«»rr p»ee«»nii ,nd. ' r ’ l "* , nliuht plight of the chur,I, The ordinance fixed • license specifying the arlle • and slate- j r , rr! mant Bdvorated removal of cost. ..pr* for wholesaler* and manufacturers v si Georgia an j Florida. The Iran r rj , ( Vnllnuru un rag** Thrcr) ’ nine* vlclorlr. and onil'frat and Mor* than to men and woman mtnts which ha aliegev to l r false'the limit of 30 percent outright at 9(00 annually; for retailers golfers throngr,I the course dup­ and (bfamatory. r e n ts ly the fnlersl governmer.t where the beverage Is consum'd ing th* afternoon, h# said, whlla ■® * __ j fa * g\ .even win* and Ihree lo**r*. to d lttn , fitica ami town* for It forthar provides that " f It proje:t*. The federal government, on th* premise* at ItOt) annually; m oat.of the*# persons remained .ft-rroon these team* Boat race* nf vari us typ* ‘ eppaar* that tha article was pub- they said, should give the wholD l U t r i U t v m j. | . . >. i w II appear In the first ganm of * and where it I* not consumed oil for supper anil somo for brldf* the premises at |30. ,^^Uhed In good faith, that it* fal- amount In order that small com­ plus a baseball game between I illli* World .Series" that will bo and dancing until a late hour. ^Q gty was due to i t honest mistake munities. whsre there I* no em­ Sanford and Nr*' Smyrna will IMayor Key. lung an opponent nf li'fideH when one tram win* three Mr. Carraway raid that • features of the local observance • f the feet*, an.i that there were ployment, may he givrn wnrk. r five scheduled games. The cun- ProhlI.lti« n. fixed his slgnaturo lo tchvdulrd tournament betweWi : of Flag Day, scheduled f r Thuis(nt onlinanct* Immtuatrly anil reasonable grounds for believing In opposing the proposed inItrv K. D. * Brownie.*, chairman, cnmmlltea." K' v\ 'homl-l »' *t will begin at 6:00 o'clock, and profesalonal men and n team Id lay. June 1 fk . It is ann.iuncr l I" "is that having t* that tha statement* were tr.«, and cress# in the gasoline tax, Hsrrinf the Agricultural < " "<>uimitti<" m . l " e uf nr; '• T " , .;"km,w "i'iianear, ...... la I...... to witness i l j p ' ' ‘ l* n * t* rm'nr •*“ ^ “ cen-h farmer* au>l businese men wai , that within 10 days after the msn said “ this slibubl he left »o 'ay. the Ncmiiiule Omni) ly Um-mplnj- 'urib-Ti A- !V *11 j 1' ,lhtr playe.l on | rl > the btV- won by the latter team, tight When tho Semlnolo I uunlv rervke o f a not'ce, fall end fair the state*." s"d he addcil the *omeat Itrlicf Council *'"• .......... .. lJ . Wednesday end Friday .fir m .....I " * * * _ matches to lhf»c, with aomc of the Chamber o f Cnmm-uv* aprrral ' .. / ....... .Supplies were reported flowing in rrpnrting some o, the i*< nl welfare department lor aiu, n« • corrtction, apology aid retraction rnllrd “ breakfast tax" for levies malthrs won by default. muitiM*. i*.u» gtnoiall) u.kcd whether ur.nul.hu "('.jalr h h Into lh« city from ouf-of-stM * was published; than tha plaintiff on coffee, tea and cocoa, were too .vents ^ Uf hU COlunrittee Dr. tl. H. Selinan tied Ralph B. meets at lh* ( y *,c aslon to express “deep a: a; Iper- <">« *••• ' 1 . h' ! ‘ !" .J ,!'T ^ ycuisl >urres, but In i i k H raea, If a civil action. high-.------------ — * o' a few , ,since- .the Ir.nxpor_ . lay afternoop •» I-4-. nrljwh. it l|a(iun fop |h|l ,ays that be hasn't but i> Willing •cIiimiI 'youth who only , ’ , _ ; , . lation and sale of beer was atdl Chapman; Dr. 8. Pulcston won shell recover only actual dam­ ngu was a member of n l.lnn , ___», DROI'8 LOVE SUIT mem >eni wi I i urn * P ' ' which has been given „ur tiimmit- l„ s*-l out a garden, he is fur against the state laws there wai over Fred Holly and Georg* G. •gas. whsl will Ik* known . . Flag !•»> >mJ o(jr hy nishrd with 17 different kinds O' Cluh lu-igut Irani. The rn-ler of little said stout whence it cam*. Ilerting won over A. C. Fert; Dr. I f tha rasa lavaiati) * nlm'nal LOS ANGrLF.S. May 20. -U F ) Regatta. tin* tram ihclmk** Roy tllivcr, C. U Park lost to S. IkJHghleyJohnson" who is supervisor **f '*r - seed: ami TUI pound* of fertilixer. Dave Uenr.ett, Ansel I’owell, Har­ procesding and a verdict of “ guil­ —Mrs. K«t*lle A. Tohen said yaaThe tentative program i* a* “ However," llev. Ilrownlor con I man't John Herbal drrwrMrjreL tivilies for the commlltrr*. ty " la rsndarad tha bill provides terday »hs would droo her 1100.­ fellows; ry Powell, Arthui W illson, John Fred Dotr.rr beat Jim Sharomk Since the lommittre was fu-l 1inU“*l. "before Ihr -*-eds are given that tb* dafaeilint shall b* fined 000 alienation of affections suit 12:30 o'clock— Parade of l-.athim, Mr. Johnson makes „ person Morgnn, Ihinabl Pearson. Ilryan Florida Solons Hack Chandler Sharon won~ovtr Henry organised an,| began its Invr-nga■gainst Corlls* ralmtr Brewster, o pass th* Municipal I'icr*. I f 1 and cotta and no more. Hurl, luiyie F'orgnsun. I. Ilairl Federal HiKhway Aid Zurlielde; John Ludwig dcfeatevl tions into conditions locally -oruc al call at the man's home ami Inla'g*' man, Leltoy llodgin*. F>rle Further provision a f the bill beauty contest srinner formerly Vc'ock, pr***ntatl:n o f • pcdB the pro|H,«r.| garden sit", Carl William*; Klruy File defeat-« two months ago, R*v. Ilrnwnle* known a* th# “Georgia pcech” . Knight, Ernest s » ulh«*uid. lu-on flag lo Ihe* City by II. M, Papststas that if sty person states, stated. It, through_Mr. Ji*hii»»n testing II for soil value and genj 1 Fnnidu'* scrialnr* and irpre- #d AHs Sharon. Mrs. Cohen mad# her announcadelivers or trsnxmlta to the manhaail of thr h,~ maaapim c ontfitions. Tf^he oCe) Hie sifeT Pnrwick, Chari"* t'aiiicron, Jo* Mr. Carraway staled that lh* menr after she had-obttlitad-a worth, sentativea at Washington are 1:16 o'clock,* dtdi-ation iferTsdlldr, publisher cr reporter the seeds then me issued, and the lohnson, Edwin” V .k «-i, ami Dent rontart with prartirally ■ v**ri nanimous in thrir support of pro Invltat on will be extended evary divorce from Albert .VCohen. film new boat “ M. S- Orlando" by ihe of a newspaper any false and li­ applicant Is given an opportunity writer, rp charges of cruelty. Vi ‘ posed public works plans especial- Thursday which in fptura will be Ortandn Junior fh.m bar n l ' ^ X ............ The aerivml place Srniinolr* weie ' » ■ g * . .. belous statamset anil thereby ob­ to grow article,, for hi« tabl* use All mao ly a* they refer to the construc- known aa Guest Day. r'nmmere#. 1-4fi r'clock aqusin rourtly. tain* publication o f tb* matter, he u b a t w a T b i n boT i t h w e s t maneged hy Itoli-il A. Fobh, ard this summer. • i„n nf new or maintenance of old and women, both local am) visiting, otan* and sJ.ler skli. ronlr-l. Through the cmrrteay >f ih" "Since this seed distribution be tho rosier includes |ti turn, as ful shall b* guilty af a highways, according to letter* re­ ara urged to avail Utemrelvea of KANSAS CITY. May 20. — with 12 entries; 2:13 „Vlnek. I American Fruit Grower. the v « " " to ar*." It»v- lowi^ J. Trtrwilligc. Wa tsr B u i. t I iVl't) at Ihe Seminole County all of th* cl.b'a facilltiev on those in -phe mn warmed to its task <r>ee<lhost Tide* for th- |HiMi". , five-acre tract Of land on|rlnlv PFbwnlff "irr. .Tr»Kn-oiI n** wether, Dub Kpp.. I.ito y Cooper. days without any coat whatever Recommendations O f of producing hot xrtsthcr lit th* Jlfh six b o a t/ 'M a lla h V 2:13 West Side now Is planlnl In Investigated and nkrv"d :l” 3 'h f- F'rrd Ganat, I'tde Ttllls, Robe it Chamber of Commerce rktrlng th* except for the caddy fee, and sup­ ■outhwest yesterday. The tern- 'clock Class "A" outboard rare potatoes that will he distributed frrrtit piece# of land in this city League Are Rejected rsrature sot upward to 101 at with at least 2* ronie-lants: tu Ihe needv late this summer. Young, W. Wclborn. Arthur Bran r:a«t few days. per, which is optional. Tho letters ara In answer to the or runty, a remailahle bit of an. Thro. Kl cirr, We» *y fun Through the co-operation of the Satina. *n early season mark **- *;00 o'clock. Class " II" and work in our opinion. Mr. Johnson rlnihanr. Bubble Ncwrn.rt, (jo r.| lr U « t">dy ‘»°*td of director*’ re­ GENEVA. May *0. — <AV- Bo•eeded thera only by a 104 for •C" outboard rw?**S 3:30 o'clock, Seminole High School f a r m . don Hall, and Thomas Cobb. I»*n‘ t'qucrt that they endorse all Japs Are Said Ready 11via today rejected r^ommeadaenough sweet potato slips to rove* not only firat "keys May S, 1909. A rocord May 19 •allbrat, rowboat, and Hoy Scout lH»t lends his a**'st»nee, and tloM by tha council of tha Batterir* for Monday'* gam.*: [ n"'' suirs that will find Florlits To Suspend Advance 10-a:r# field have been grown she ---------high temperature of 93 wa* r#- ‘ won rowboal ra'#«t d:90 o’clock, In advice at any time Mr. Johnson Bcmlnolei, Ttllis and Tcrwlbiger;1*"'• “ » highwaya heneflttlng by League of NatUna for a sottlaard soon will be transp'antrd 'aaeha’l at Men'clpal Park. Santim- to this Cuba, Williams ,nd Powell. John ‘ he apfruprUllon and use of fedment of tha dbipoto with Pare* -**-ded at Topeka. donate* his .... spar. land that wilt b* don*led TOKYO, May *0 _U P )-J a p ft» •ord vs. Nrse SmT*na work and on behalf of the rommit- MelKh Jr., an I O P. Ilerndcn Jr..J ‘' r* 1 n">n,» ‘ f ° r P“ bli* w0,k*guay over Lh* Chaco territory. A CIL n :L INTRODICED Mr. Johnsan, aa supervisor of nesa military anthorltlea consider Sultdhle tKrisaa will be secured Bollrian dalagata doalarod that this sort or work, directed th- tee I express our appreciation for will ump r*. Senator* Park Trammel and that their objective* In tha praa- , WASHINGTONr*Mav 20. - I P ) *»r all th* even's wpder nre«..it Paraguay had rtolatod tho *rre­ planting and proraratlo-i nf led** some splendid work ami ro-opera* The Hague season ended with Duncin U. Flalehtr. and Repr* ant North China campaign hare . al tha Leaf** of Natian* _A ■ comprehanslrs plan to ana -laaa. and *Ptri»« fee • “ r• '• , these prnlerta daring hi* »p«rc tlon." , . , tb* Giants, managed by young sentatlvrs Mark Wilcox, R. A. virtually beak achieved aad they at »h<' Rev. Rrownle# stn'eil further recent declaration, that a tha dapraaaiaa fer Ih* oil aad -he old b* reels'eved Chamber o f Comn-rc- before lime, while men who were |»id that whenever an spn'iraot foe ta­ Herndon, In third pier*; th* Red Gresn, Millard CalOwail, J, llardlo are ready to suspend their advang* <«f war existed. Bolivia asked gaa Industry—a hill s mowiring soon rq Jon* 1«- All lh* events with federal fond* were mint-rod ller Indjegtea that h- Is not willing Cox, manajtd by Ailan Blount, In Peterson and W. J. Bears all have and await the next move af the ' th* eecretary o f InUrior tx fta tho League »• F«— Ft}*a with Old *x**nUon of th- base­ in preparing th* land ami »r!ting to plant a garden, or to keen one fourth placr; Ihe Pirates, managed writtcn th* trad* bedy approv­ Chinese, dispatches from th* (n e t erica*, wavs* and houri af labor provided la Artklo Rlstaoa which * n«t the potato plant, under Mr. by 7Iax Stewart. >rln* fifth plxee, ing th* request and tn varioua said today. Military leader providea far flnaneial aad «*o* and tn Halt aroducG a to demand ball gam* wUl be free to the r ib- Johnson's direction. •in after It 1* iS&JJSroS llev* that Peiping I# easily : X way* expressing themselves at flid'the Yankees', managed by Roy m i l asr**h“ * agalast tho a*> —sens praseotr* to Cangruaa yen- lle, and will h* » " • « f ■ "Probably th* finest hit of work drnartment B*wo|utetv rerus*# tn tbelg grasp. . I committed to tha plan*. , f water regattas to be stag'd Weight, in xixth place. tk-* dH gyfag war, also poasibl* terday with at laaat tha Urit ►><« that Mr. Johnsan ha* dune for th- help th* appllcaht further during/ th* summer. sppraeal nf tha administratiaa. avUitary saactlaaa. ■<V‘ jM is •••• W » u Holly Bin Would Make Libel Laws Not So Stringent Lions Club Junior Ball League Title Captured By Cubs Golf Players Take Advantage Of Free , Afternoon At Club Plans Announced For Observance 011 °r ""u.l,rTl" " n .... g . o wi"; Finer D a y Locally 1wU|***lnt,‘r f f r t > M , y . . . _ iu.es.*n.im.ie.m-..-.....1 Pa..with Rrnwnlee Kxnluins Work Being Done M»...uy To Relieve Needy With Agriculture V * . | I r .fiin S H H S B B B ' f- j IT . •*36 ■s-l I i sat* ii— , �S • * » " '* '* M inor Twirls 3 rd Straight ut-OutBeatingTigers2 -0; Islanders,IndiansAlso Win T1«« M inor, ...o n e I** n for,I rl« M fc a a d .r, , ll> k M Kla w .y in l h . lo p • ( I h . k n p u I hr I * . t i n t h n fl» r la l b . I '.n t r a l K ln rM * n«» *h» ll I~ m i i ~ w han ho . . . i r n l a y a f l . r a n m i i h . O rla m lo T i t . r . I In •, h»fi>r» a rro w il o f fan* ■ ■ ih .r.4 In T l n k . r WWM In o l l m m »h«l w o. ...H r o n * of Ik * a a la la m J In a o . n t * . u f |k * c n r r .n l third .hut-out vlrtury. .nd • n a m in g I k . I . . i i n In a la g a of Ih * a a a a a n '. n p * o .r * n k h h , hnrlotl .1 m o o n on Apr. >1. I k . a . m . brought -a---to I t lh * B u m .iief- «f. aIn n in g * *- -h#Im * i f M lih H w ith o u t allo w In f o run . A* ' • I I in d icatio n rtf how w ell It* liv l _'%!* tid e .a rm d e liv e ry iiw .e f ro n lrn l. he V l l k e i l fin lr on* rn*i$. * ml Itli a n o th e r Om toieit In Mln«tr a t Ih * head * f a h a ll e lu li that lark *« l a n»n«lat*M b a llin g pu n rh w a * young le»fty . F lo r a , pro leg# of Jo# Mrla> i» o f Ih# 1 C in e In n u ll I I H i . am i w ien er of th r*# a lr n lf h t gam ee h lm *# lf Flof.$ turned In a i»#r for m ane* I hut m igh t have w on Ih # game If hi# of ; fa a a lv * had n o t* fa lle n dow n on him . T h # ) ntiN f f.irh hander wen a k h e d fo r se ve n h it*. In rlu d ln n do ub le* hjr It ir n e * — *H$1 ffaw rontli. but he w a lk e d flv# men a n il hll a n o th e r. fo rm of B p e r la ru la r fie ld in g and 11rue I f h a iila a . pitta att e rro r or to l i t * th e fane a n la te ra a lln g a ll* •rn oo n'a i.h » ra lo n . Tr»* F m U had men on the * a r k a In e ig h t o f* the n ine In a ln fe , l«ut w are at.le to ncord only In the t h in ! w hen th e r roiablaed th e ir pu n ch, tlre a t field n §. w lilt I . 1. 11r* Aloort*. form er I «•' r a ilin g the p a r k , r u t o ff p o le n ija l ru a e T h e T ig e r* placed men on Ih** a a rh e In a l l of the In n in g s hut viaver aoutd ahov# a run n e ar Minos e ith e r had them h llt ln u lit |h * litfie ld nr popping up. and In n n lf no# in n in g . H ie eeventh, wda h * t e a llr In a ja m w hen th e T lg a r a fille d the e a rk e on tw o alnglea and Iht Fez.a* |ono e rro r. T h o Feel* scored Ih * o n l/ run e nl fh# gom e In Ih# th ird . M inor a m n it In Ih# alo to u rh and h* w ent to aerond on A rlo ll'a neat hunt, Hon n e r w aa an In fie ld out. Abstain* M in o r In th ird , l i n n e t doubled l*» Fig h t. # ro rln g A rlo ll. w h ile Ahhott ' a ln g lcd o ff IM tlm an'a gluve lo l* r e n t e r fie ld , a co rln g Hardee. >ia«. • w a ll wa# a a in fie ld out. R d d l* Moor# robbod Abbott of U eure do ab le In lb # fleet w hen he leaped hig h in ep#ar a lin e d rlte and then touch lo o iM .' to force nut A rlo ll. la I k . f lflh . A rlu ll ma.t r . m . r k . l i l . ra te h of a .h o r i fly th a t c a u e h i him ou l of p a .lllo » . - W B II. . n iia r r i .M im r m r a r r r i m * in Ik a » l* M h w k .n lld dl# M o . .. a u ll.f l Ik a "h ld ilrn h a i r » m n l u* f la r n c . am i l . a a n l l l . r n * . out o il aacom l w h ll. ill* rro w fl roared. Th. w in w»» I h . F H . * a la lh . I r . i . h i l l . l r . n * l h . n . f l I h . l r held o n f l r . l If la r . > M « » < • ih . m I h . r a T o r ll.* fo r I k . f l r . l h a lf fla g nl moat w lllim il tlttulil. TH # g a m * m a r k #4 the and n! ! RESULTS 'om1 n n t.A i n n I'o w *ra, r f t la ll h r . th P ittm a n . 31$ rn n n a. If ttneltM.lft. r lla .d . II. llonya, ■*• T h o m **, rf f’rtn # . v F lo r a , p 7 37 19 t An i • « 1 I 3 1 1 i 3 II If a a a 1 a 1 a a • 1 a n a 3 a a a a A 1 ro a 4 1 f A • S 1 a • NO Itb.Ptg •« IMPROVEMENT IN FOOT WARMERS • 1 A a 1 1 1 1 a 3 a X 1 9 a 1 9 THE INVENTION MAS A MOUTHPIECE TO BE ' BLOWN INTO, A S U S P E N S IO N N E C K C O U « * OF RIBBO N , A N D A BRANCHED RUBBER TUBE TO BE W ORN B ETW EEN THE OUTER AND INNER G A R M E N T S A N D LEADING (DOWN INT.O THE S H O E S .T H 1 W E A R E R K E E P S THE P E E T W A R M B Y THE SIM PLE PROCESS OF B LO W IN G HIS BREATH IN T O THE M O U T H P IE C E , THE W A R M A I R GOING DOW N THE TU B E INTO THE SH O ES. -EVETrr PTTCHERrvmO'ttcf^ . w ** ■la w era U ft on liaeee, H anford T. O rlan d o X S f/u rk out. h r M inor I . F lo r a 4 rtnae. «m halie. o ff. M inor I. off F ln r n 5 W ild Pitch. F lo r a l i l t h r nltcher. Ile e d I r M inor. •Minor h r F lo r a . K iirn o t rune. Nanfor*. I I'm plree, I n l e k l l l and lle n r y .* DAAUN0 ( fooa> W IL L ■you( foot) M A Ray N K IV MMVH.VA. M a. t t — t^ tly I- a n ., i h . r . n l r a l K im id* R . . . I . . . I I I o . iik n iil.la m lln ir h n r l.r nf l * t j . eenred hi* o*roni| e tm lfh t v l . l o r . nf f k . :iu v a . i . n k .r> V .a l.n l.v n f l.r n m in w h .n h i. m u l . . r n m h ln .il i h . l r n ln . h l l . In . i l i n n t .a . .m l h .m l. 4 Jn . r h .r k .m l I h . ,N.w n m yrn a r r n r k . r . a t to I d efeel. T h * tnlnndera w ere flrat to ecore. In the eerom l and th ird , hefor* C h e rk hod It t h iin r * It* nettle .|.,w •, to n w e ll pltrher. gatoe. Itrrn r* |e the Inflehl helped the Itu flo n a tia •hove over th e ir ru n * In tho## fratnee A fo u rth felander run c-m#* *»%ec in the elath . nml a fin a l m u rk e r wee nrnred In the eighth. T h e C r n r k e r e w *r* ab le |u cu r# hut H I h it * o ff F i n e w ho waa w ild enough lf» w a lk fo u r men T h e y eeorrd th e ir Ion# ru n la the fo u rth on tw o w ain#, a earrtftre and a n e rro r l«r flra h a m A fte r llia l In nin g I -a n f had them d u e k in g and t w ir lin g aa It# u a loomed hla f«a| An LEGAL NOTICE U n ! ! ., l < n ,,I T f ,r T , l r * < « *% T 7 tlnSni.%. AN K *A L INVENTION FOR THE SUITOR w rm ‘ COLD FEET* l< tiding hy c o t* at th# H m *. rtv##*# I'rovi.Nf, n u l •»P M4 Ri #l .itu—m JfABV* For lh * |>«at a a ia r a l w eek*. |a#r«u** of » apralnvU a n k l* . m ads « l.rll lla n l r e tu rn w ith I w o hlta In flv# frle a, and flv a w a ll.h a n d le tW fle lti III* r lia n rF a w , rh # e |i*. |*»»r**. Ilr n in m itfl# h l*r. i .tra S ^ fa u c b it# l _ l » _ f l a . -----— w h l l . R l m . r Iiu ll n f | h . a a n i. i.o H"t ( h r* * fo r fou r a n d K. I'en nlag I'M go i liirv V fo r fiv e , |r» Im llritle Ih * fiow er u f Ih# lln it n ha la a g a in * ! Ih * ronthlned effort a i.f |ln |il*«l*r 4nr. Maker H H 'u lly w aa th# lu tll.«n** le a d in g h a lie r w ill* Ihra# h ll* In flv a trie*. F lv # of Ih # a#v#n In dian runa w ere earn e d , w h ll* o n ly Ih r# * «f Ih * llrulna* a l l r a n * w #r* Is g ill m u tely #ror#d T h # I m*e e ro r*: MS‘ M FOR RENT) Bl* room furnl.had hou.a, good location, Phona 777. ‘ ■r L> IB-j-MlacflUntom For KaU T il IB W’ EEK. Four hoar Enamtl. Hlghaat Gratia. 00c quart; BOc pint; 30c W pint; 20c 14 pint SUnlay-Rogora Hardware Co. • 1? l l A lt I 041 ^ 1 _ F 0 U R Jcncy MUk Cowt, f -• • in, ftOS K. 3rd. 81. froa.i TWO Apartment upright planoa t auj on* amall grand *apoaooaa«s' in Sanford territory. Will aacrl7k» r a t h e r th a n a h lp . I n a p lan d ld .ll■I n ..I lu ____ _____ a I tm_____ _ A condition. Fully guaranlaad. Tarnu J f da«ra«l, with Baldwin Flaae tCa.. Finance Dept, Cincinnati, l SAI.Ei cheap, lawn mawtr, - l ar, aafa, new Victor adding >oat,. UaUar aad kkkar, awning automatic ihot run, With A Waaaoa rrroTrar, P. 0. Bag lass, Baafard. ig M L u 'j a , r .wo . d . . * V > v . **• * *f V i r • .* ■ * hlta d u rin g th# r#at nf the gam *, they w a r* w e ll a ra lte re d . and ll«* k e r found hln taalf In a apot unit in I h * fifth T h # llr u ln a fille d the s a c k * In Hint fram a atm ahoved over one run w hen t in k e r bore ••own and a ltu c k out th re e mau In % row . T h e Indiana h ll l«efty K n o w le a •a fe ly In every In n in g , pounding out 14 h it* befur# K n o w le a r a llie d In fa v o r o f Jnhttaon In the eigh th T h e .In d ia n a aru rad Ih ra a i u u in I h . l r lia ll u t lh a a a v .a lh and w a r . Got R id H er o f *h«? K im ibrrlyy t g r l' uf South plana lu f r a v a r a a t h is unknow n ‘tnfiim ucnrlratct). , ln-vii.ua .urveyv, ill- I . I Uuitl coi-iil Lu m m iu f . t!>u tii.it- nf H i t P e in e B a ck In and S u it * **I waa not only wtok and run­ down. bal l waa oarroua,' wrltao Ur*. Ira Priaco. of North LltUu Rock, Ark. "I auffarad from pula la aiy back aad aldaa. I did not m l wall at algkt tad would eat up ia the Doraiag leal lag mlaarable. My motkar bad taken Car dut with good raaultg and adataad to try IL Tka tint botiu balpad am, an I It aaUI taken faar botUee. It CARDUI 1 •- — WAriMNOTON. « ' Van#, in ii-c a t* lha*. t in | o r t iu .i I9 .- A I'H -vim :* th a t r 'lp o r lm l v rar, n iim it ra n ilu m i* in ih* n u llin m l in l* * u e ilr e r e n t ly it liO J t f J i n I9 .il. K i| M iila ^ if p h o ap h ate rock fro m I*. K . Ilu c k , >a i| l» b . n w id .ly a a p. a know n m a t lr t a , Ir t u r c r ha* on b e tn . p i r i l . a liv lic u m m u n ccd a. - p e n a l a|M.-nker a t th e S p l r ilu a lia l ( h u r rh id C a a .a iia g n nn .Sunday a t t r in iio n a t 3 :0 0 u V lo c k . I.h u r c li n l th a t h o u r a f t e r 13 I 13 31 • 3 a — t o ill* ilfo r llt r lo n g In * lh . H ror* hy ln n ln * * i |*e#ehurg 144 ®l* • • • I'ld ite "* • • IX* a l l «•* n u m m a ry : Ilona l-a lt.d I*. M eat* I , P. I'a n n ln a lo n . I . a y , H o w a rd 1. M ri'u lly 3. W a ll. I'a rc h a r, K-l«» T w o |.««. h ll a, l*o a#, 31.a m l f * y . M H 'u lly , lla a d l.y . T h r , a L a o . him . 1Tim*. 124. Expedition Seeks Varied Things On African Continent ROSTON.—Search for Ihe primilivc rum ia ol . alluvia diamond t in th* far Inttrlor Jungle* of Brltl.h (iulana; colltcllnn of vttried apeclmana of (Iota and fauna for Amerlran muaeuma and actentlflc Inalltuliona anil tha re­ cording of a rump ela motion pic­ ture and photograph record of that little known country, aia tha objective, of an lapunltiun tailing fram Boalon on lh, I’ana.Lac Na­ tional ateamihlp, l.-ul, Hawklna. William tot Varre, exp orer, geo*raplter, author am}- mining engineer, who headt tha expedi­ tion, which iadudra two women, haa on prurloua trip# brought hath thonaanda of amall gemt an I one 30-karal dlamard. It ia hla •pinion tb il hidden In lha deep Jung’ea o f BritUK Ouian* them It a huge dlamon.1 aoutte of mothtr lode from wheh alluvial diamond* come. Search for a vait diamond carpet whkh may pnatibly prove F lo r id a In 19.13 w rro voli-e«l at l2,<nU<3Jl7, r-jin p a rm l w ith $3>ir>.330 in |*»3 I. K ip o r f a o f o th e r f t r llllc e r * fro m lh-- a f u t . w - r e v a lm d n t |t2,7*>0 r o m p n m l w ith $123*13 in 1911. F o r e ig n n a ira o f o th e r r h e r i i t n l i hod r e la 'c d |irw liic ta in I0 S 2 w * n - r a lu r d a t $ M ,l:t t c o m ­ p a re d w ith $lK»i*37 In 1931. •Ix p o rta o f S o u th e rn pine, bo n ard # . lI'lc iv il rnTaannllin In ' a ru a. i c nnak aa n iu iim ga a m give mr.rag** during thu lyctunt . ^ , ____ I I ,,, , . ho-r. and apedal mu.ic will be of-' |9JJ r r tr Grapefruit 4 f o r Clnbber Girl Baking 3 for P o w d er 25/ Picnic Hixe Asparagus T IP S 10/ -------- - 6 Jim Dandy FEEDS Grains and success-sure Brand. Freak jtocks receive^ weekly. Priced right., T r S * —Save Money.' _ _ Atlantic and Gc Fertilizer Co. SANFORD STORH 203 RaHroad Ave. C. S. THOMSPON. Mt-noger Phone 896 Snin-ilor for i I.inlilaln.nl., Fine Granulate*! 5 for 13/ No. 2 Cans Std. 2 cans Tomatoes CORN 6 Oz. Apple Jelly 4 Oz. Pimentoes Silver King Ginger each 2 for 5/ 3 Lb. Can FRESH PORK 55/ HAMS 5 31*4? '* lbs. 23/i 3t. Bottle OverSea Syrup 19/ ■ M M W B aJU a& W H P B g W k Everyday 3 Tall, 6 Smalt M IL K 15/ No. 1 Can Osceol B. F. G inger SUGAR BEANS 2Lg Size Halves Table 2 for AH Flavors LONG’S MEAT IS A TREAT TO EAT 221 E. Flrat S tm t_____________ Opposite Poelofflea Everything In Mixed Fertil­ izers and Fertillxtr Materials best suited for this locality. Complete, fresh stock*—no deity. . and ITf>l*NTS JIIIINStiN, Hp.rlal M a »l»r In I 'b a . r - i l 16 Oz. Cana * ra.ue(l W. H. LONG Upside Down Cake Pan Extract 10/ l i Lb. Can Black Pepper 10/ OIL 3 fo.- SardineslO / OverSca Dry No. 1 Can Shrimp 10) Catsup No. 1 Grade W hite lb. . 17/ 1 Oz. Bottla OverSca Vanilla or Lemon Pure 14 Oz. Bottle FRESH PORK - --------------- — A and G FERTILIZERS li •' MCMI'1.1 HN. T a m p a , r io r M a . PORK and FLORIDA b7 hub I m m whi-'b a ll a n c iu .t r iv c r :i •h e V t n l i a l i r J l iliv la lo n o f th e ile u f b o th N o rth a n il X u jt h A m e r ic a f a r lm c u L o f r n in m a rc r . u lh'-nt ly f u'wrd in e v e r y illr a .T I m- iiir n io m n il.im r e v r a l* lha* lk-n. T h L i a u O h c n t ir v ly u n ­ o a p n rta o f m e n h n n ilia e fro m F lo r k n o w n , a n d no w h ite man haa i i ' ii rl-irin g 111.73 w o re v a lu e d nt • n - r been th e n -, h e a a iii. • t i t . i x u u y j , ro - n p a r r d w ith $19,- •a id land in h . anld In a a tla fy n fin a l d . r r , . nf f n r . r l o . u r . In I h . a h n ir. . n t l l l . d r a n * , m ad . and anl a n d on l b . I * lh day n( A p r il. I S U hy I h . Ilu n o r a h l. A L a a n d .r A h .r m a n . J u c a # of lha a l o r . . a l d ro u rt, H i. am ount n f anld d . r r r n h a ln a T h lr t r r n Th on np .d K Isllu u ilr .d T h i r t y .. I s and IS/1 00 |m ll.ir« I S II.iS S .S S I w ith In l.r .a t I h . r .o n from A p ril 13. IS33 In d n | . ----------------------- 5 JOHN ANDES I . r I D. V. WARREN | H. B. WEEKLY 20th and Freneh n n J * ? fir l LAKE MONROE I 700 W. 9th 8L PHONE 9106 I 917 W‘ F,RST 8 T I PHONE 2003 | PHONE 8B0 xpo-lml fr<n« Florida in 7Or.2 fio tu .c r lb r d aa fn llnw a: I L . t H a lt I K S ) of lh a K aa t H a lf i r . S l nf l h . X o r t h .a a l U u a r t .r I N K 1. I of aarlln n I . and H i . N n .t h w .,1 O u a r t « I X I V U ) o f s h a N n r lh w s .t ^ p in f t . r i S t v i . I of IL n lln n I. a ll In T o v n . h lp la Hnuth. IU n « . J» . 2 for 25/ Potatoes 12/ SMALU LEAN. PORK C H O P S 2lbs. 25/ Pound WESTERN Tom a WHAT8 NEW SEMINOLE PEED CO. aad aldaa quit karting w ssw e SEMINOLE FEED CO . Jr *‘ ' 1—Money Saving Prkee—* — Complete FreehStoeki W eA|y—3— Quick Truck Deliver­ ies to you—-4— Convenient Locations and Prompt. Cour­ teous Service. and BETTER FOOD STORES | lim it In t*n- v n l m n f m cr- tuifuumling niraa. mi > .'ir.1l.r , ] ol thn ( . u l t r a * ly in g f u r lm k in thu ju n g lia in u n m t h w u a U r ly ili i e . l i o n fru m ( ie u r g .lo w u it ih e May al |\ RDAY, MAY 20th and MONDAY, MAY 22nd| A morlr* ta on« of tjie chief re* M r*. M a r g L t t t l l a y i a R o b e rta w .ll I #e#a Ta l*#r*burg <1 . .FOR RENT; FWa Room furnlahad •*. home, raaaonablo rant, I'hona 'llBig Drop Noted In ,0,i ,or Value Of Exported MaJfcwrvaa i»•«. tT\Things From State to be a ly re u n i b e g in n in g a t 3 :0 0 o 'clo ck. Porn#. May l» —After leading hy a t to 1 *rore for five Inning*. Ih* l.rt nhurg IUMine who had Jumped on Kadileilrr for aeen hlta aad flv» run* In nne and two«lhlrd Inning*, were more or leas helpleea agalnet the fooithpnw a'anle of l^rfiy IU* ker, ao they drop|M*U a 7 to <1 ilr«l> ■Ion after a alugfeal lhal waa In loubt from th* very atari. A total of 31 hit* inrludlag flva doubles ami a triple, were rredltec to th* two team* tlreat relief hurling hy Itakrr proved to l»* a decjdlng factor In lh* rontaal that had many fee* turn* linker loaik the m#und la Ik# •eromf with an# aur and aflrr ih# Itrulna had tlmtol over four run* Although ha waa touched for Pin# 1ft— Hounen Fnr t> o t Fo r a c t o r s su ffer in g f r o m s tag e -fright ! .lT llin r .\ l.lb T HI*KAh Kit I « u 1 1 I I I I I'O A M i t " * * * 0* * < « r » T r . IMSTh# # a ta t* #»f IMM t f M V * H I J O V K g ife re ia e .l N o r t f 'IJ I* hereby g iv e n |hn t »<Em tN .ivn ai Jttrira d l - l I n i• - 1afr In t h * iN lltnly l»f jir'l.lflM 'r. Hla Isa at/ Vla»ri«lA. am Ih * I f i h d ay ut 4r»fll. ' I* th It gt tb« tv III* It/ hla h# le ft Ft•• w If •• h im au rtkvln g IN Huicmsnr: Hun* hatted In. Pert f. r. Iawnnlfiptni«. Riolan baaaa, IlnwiFIlrten, It Ilurneed Two Imw hlta. Rill‘ ‘I Nitilii* Ufl«a*l*t*vJ. «u pu>*. \Yg||. ----rvitrlen. Tailor. Sacrifice*. O'Brien. L t f l on haa**, ('•*#••• I I . L r a a h u rg Ilaldeman. (*uaark. Stolen baaee. I t lllla . off l(o h lrd # r 7. w ith & Mhaanon. O'ltrlen, Perl t. Tedder. ru n * In I 1-3 la a ; tiff l l a k r r • w ith 1—Annoowcrmcn u , Left on l»a*ea. Hartona T. New I ru n In I Inn. !!«•#• nn h u ll*. » ff 4 Ibtaee on halie, off t«ane lt$»hl#«l*r 1. lin k e r t. H lru rk o u l. by HAVE YOUa W WATCH ATdl rrpklrtd Smvrna I Struck oul hy l*on* T. hy Pheek K no w I#* 7, by lU k a r 7 I' i h v l by on# who ro ily know# how 4 Hit l»y pltrher |l Iturneet. Wild h a ll* . 2J«*<'ully. W in n in g p llrh a t . Iiltrh , lane, Pheek I'aaaed hall. Put.i k * $ l«4»alng filtrh ar. K n u w laa . I H l p , Jtw.I.r, M#*. Art. aark. rmplrea, Itlley and Phlhlrree *mi»!raa. F u lm e r and C g rllo a . " 4 I d ^ ----------- i— »----------- lilitcr anil nlectrieity arr among thn greatest nnrda of thr nation. The iliaelopmrnl of this routharn nntarpriao it surn fit alimohln thn | further rlovnluyment of F'hyld. I In m y o p in io n .” a t r v it r n beg in Score hv Inning*. WANT TO TRADE,. 1 ton modal T. Ford truck, motor and tin# In good condition, fo r ' ■ light lru.*k or paaaangar car, muat ba land. Raply W. II.' T.’ Oara llar- ITiT SHOULD WEAR THIS FOOT-WARMER pooai • " M r h a ll lu g of Ita le lg h P e rt, lela rid e r th ird e .trk e r w ho puhrhe*l out three hlta la four trie# , w a * .t f r n lu r e of the gam e P e rt drove In J F ? . f,,n " W ,,h Um #ly alnglea. r * .| fielded w e ll n riiitn i. th e each The Valander* a to l* four a ack a on old t.e ..rg e C u a a ck w ho w na behind the M an ia of C h r r k I'm p lra lllle y In je cte d • bit of atiJrr in to the content hv pu tting U 'n lly H hannon and t*rB c k e r fir.t. hu rt nut of th e gam e In th e e lit h i .»:»:iih nm In n in g heratia# they objected tiro Hear*# r f a lte n u o italy o v e r a derlalon M .d lla , >h T h e tint s r n r e ; I'OJM. . I f 114% TON % r e n n in g lu u . Jb Itoleeh. ea . I la >re. aa Ila r r la . th lv # v . rf . W e aver, I h _ D u ll, e , Sh.innon If M . .. C h a ra b # rla ln , Fl Iturnaed. If K n o w le a, t> It. Ilu rn eed. c f llr r lo f ig , Ih Htiabe. r f Jo liiiau n , |» fVFJrlen |h I'e rt. 3h l? r it* . • ttra h a m . r A n n it f o I-m e, p Ih iv to n a New flm yrna STEEL CAU and body Ford pick. Up truck with tk«. |l50. Good T Ford ton truck. Rtako #nd c#l With tag. |50 Real A Bona. T " t il^ l lia.l.na a. S.w aoi.rna I IV Automobile* 4er*lgf»#d f# u « ty J M f t «>f a rt# m u n i r . r i o r U * . '’ ,fc*'7 n ,V d *^ o m la ta tra llo n w ill • ha . J t r a wtnd ta anma r r a d lt n r nr ao™ a a tb ar f it m*r•on a a prn«M «4 hr Partlnn * I* « . t'ompllmt r ja a .r a l l- » « * • • P ln rlcta. W. T, l .ndbatter, ofr.ciat of t h . 1 1 . 1 4 . 7 " j i r ' r t a H A m . V C a u a ip Clnuiiand I’ark Dub on Lookout M » rti'n in Trnnaaaaa. waa in I R A M Iit m a t t j cof * » Sanford today calllag on friend# is t u n t h is *>* nm t h * w i rtta a s n is ard patrons.of thCCIub. t n i i t o r r L O H i t i * ist e a n r i . J W IIA H W B L t. aa lU c.taar aC Comminting on conditlana in hla lh . h'lrat National ■ a a b o f ear lion, Mr. Ia7dbattor stated that ford, and W. I . IIK X I.K T, t om . “ Prrrl i.-nt RcAsaralt’a plan of re­ p la ln a o la . fora. latinn of our tarr.Ury, to­ A IH II.I'II rt. V K U J K f t V H ' d l l J j lllltrrlM I ’A C K W t CWPANJ. gether wjlh definite action, on the a corpom tlo n. WAMt F t . H h fO Iliti*. j.vr.Kn trjtCirrriBTU an-t sw of Muscle Shna'a, la atlmulatI L l*. H U C K . tiafandanta. , ing interest nut on'y in the Cluh SO . M i l M . T . n o T lt 'K o r l U R jut In the entire section.” H O T tO K I* t IK K K U T O tV K N . on M onday, lh a t i l h d a y » f “ A sar ed line of Industries are Jthat ob. IS IS , w lt h la . lh a L e a l hour# looking forward to the greater Of it l# . at I h . ro u rt h o u .. In th» n r Panford, rto r ld a . T . » b a I t • o f natutaf ra-o r:»a abound- rit> anil In lh a k lt h n .t b ld d .r fn r c n .li. !n » In that rountry,” hr addad. lh a land# . I lu a t n l a n c h * l|p In t h . fflrr»*a. Jlrfoiff* TWIT” !>«»* Mia llim**. Newcomb Stolen haeeu. Abbott f. Ilf .finer, I'ltfman Meet t linn, th 8e line a Ihnte 7c line • Ilmen Be line 1 month, nm chorf • 10*. Official O f Resort Visitor In Sanford • * A t A 'f <*heck. p lllll. rf A lle n , rf 10e lin t 1 Kata. • A 0 A 17 1« 1 It X •h alte d for Th nm an In t lh . Hcor# h r In n in g * Pan ford M l *00 •••» O r la n d o , M t m o aoa MnmmarvItu n e __ halted In \ P .W H M IIT N 4 M chleety. Ih lla h te m a n . r f T e d d e r, th (*lieuck, C W rig h t, aa T a y lo r . If I b ik e r, th RATES compared with f*A**A-t7 b. 10». * * X a V £ n« ' t f Z Z l' l} ? i £ ft* Kiforta nr loHitham pine .awad arr r t L. —sagafUji- ,lkaa al tea l l m . o f fel. dm lh m la f l m s p a r tlmlwr laal )t a r war* raided at h h n l l l l H t . H apwotalad Adwidh l . l r a m r . f hla a a t a t e i. Ih a r a fo rr . t37.’fetil co rj parad with t3*7,OUI l l m w n r a i a a r . 1. a a lt f r a l l » * r - W here Q m W f Mr U P r le * • a a . Ia t a r a a i.4 In | h r ra ta l# at t h . in IWI. Foreign aain of woo-l f e r t i l i z e r Ii. tu rn i a n s . 1 J u r . who an­ . a p p llra tln a an A T m ln manufacture* in 193* ware rained ■Ira In m a'k.aa!4 r a t r t * . a h all m a h * la tra to r . f a .™ — r - t — , . and F E E D S , . at tltt-l'-UI eomparad with Mlfc-- a p p lica tio n lo r ,u r h L a lta ra o r <*rm ln la ir a t lo . » « or bafara Ib r tain 6 -W A Y S E R V IQ fc 1>?H In thr pracaading year. dap n f Mar. A D. NO IB S ,9 6 7 . n WANT Aft >,* F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . M A Y I t , IM A Odd-But-True Inventions eevea*gam o b a llin g e tre a k a that h o ik Heed aad t’opp* of O rlan do had pneeeeeed. le r ld e n t a llf The M ecere A n n II r o A M ■%%roviv» A rlo ll. 31. a a 3 1 I i Ih m a .r , ». « a 1 2 1 a II trnee. til i 1 1 X a # 4 # 3 3 1 » Abbott. Hi #* ega .. a i r r r .NVwronih, r f • a l 4 a a l l* rr la-»rt. 1/ 3 n 1 3 •i * I'hrapman. r 3 a 1 A 1 a I a • 1 9 M inor, p I I I woa M in o r'. Ih lrrl . l r * l « h l r lr r . and k * o llo w .il lh . T lf r t . I a l l h l l . I l . i t . r than lh a l II w a . g W T41 I9JJP TUB 8AN FORD HERALD. 8A vi- r V 3 9 S v R lS c r ' J v a S \ �1 !& a £3— I soi neither * prefcond atodme of Aa*ork»n history. port w w m W . bat * > * * htoO wy good fortune to Ibtoii, to Mm Hi man; athnonledfsd both Held* eipound tW r view* and Ui.tr theories to m em n UOtm with President Roosevelt over a lafetttanon o f parliament*. aaaemblle*. or legiMtotoraa and ^'^govern m en tal doctrine that “taxation without nj&9aentatfaa la tyranny” . The power to Initiate upeadttiim aad-to'levy t a i n waa taken away from tho execatlva deportmaat and vented hi representative# of the people. It w h thought that thla system would provide a cheek upon governmental extravagance* and that the modi obnoxjpua forkm and burden* of taxation would be eliminated. ' '-Htfwevtrr* tbbukh' the aaaembty as a whole waa sap- UtortuS.'^lTth/tr ftokk i Bo It la with our Congress snd our leglslstures. Rep­ resentstivto sr* elected from esch Coogneelonsl district In -thing wwrltoa *• * the country snd go to Washington not to enact laws pri­ * - Jwervlb ue<—1 y jw marily for the benefit of the whole country, but to get ■uppoee the Fleeid* MfUUtoiv ■cffiiftblng for their particular dletrlct One place wants had the power to «eto w »°*i *** It new road, another a poetofflce, another a canal. Every congressman wants something for hla district In order to regulate th« vale*-there eti get it, he must vote for something which another congress­ We gather from pert. «* alder's man wants. Votes art traded right and left. The good of mesh that It le' worn to hav* the whole la completely forgotten In the mad scramble S t ibe World Whr then to have for community benefits. Wf»n ItNow the existence of thla serious condition has at last been recognised In Washington. Senators and representa­ t prices continue to '* * BP. Thf i wise hooeekeeper U «w Whe toy* tives have looked the situation squarely in the face and have admitted the absolute Impossibility of effecting econo­ • In a ttod stork •* x»F*Ue» "hfle mies through representative groups. Congressmen simply will not commit political suicide by voting against federal expeadituver vitally affecting powerful minority groups to A. wc gat It. Fraaw Is * whom very oftaa they owe their election. terihlnad to;have P"*** j. filin g to tasroaae.herirti .But they can transfer thla power to the President lag army to plsto*t any else who is responsible not to any one section or locality or to order to get |U any special group or Interest, but only to the entire country. iy have Instructed him to reduce expenditursi w ithin____ _____________ _ ____ ____ WM \ tto qwesken M Amefkaa recoguktlrely to hts own discretion aa to where end how'it shall be * Use -of. flovlet |IB»*U, wp waudei done. He cannot Increase expenses. And Congress retains - 'hew |be RiusUna fee] shout rwegthe power to levy the tax. j hlstoe-Aiaerkfc •■>< •; This Is precisely what Governor Sholtx Is flow asking < Lecal fermsil who hate beef of the members of the Legislature. All pledged to economy, all, as a master of fact ainctrely Interested in economixing, j Jlg-Mw F-esltog /.•»•* . j * f i term -'reUef hill tori the pait lwo they have nevertheless been unable to agree upon any meth­ ■ weeks hhte-^tt, to ftod W tt W od or degree of economy after forty-eight days of futile t mentistr of eskry. v .•. i effort. Governor Sholtx, In effect, has said to them, “ If — — ^e— — *V. you cannot deride urooe A “NeiriMStasstoAieMt? Is so reaus to abolish, which agreement between natlees by let me do it". request aiuiit fonoa ths basis of n sound system of government. Governor Sholtx is responsible tb the whole people of the state. The succeaa of hie administration depends not upon the benefits received by gny speplal Interest or particular locality, but by the effects of l^Il measures upon the entire state. If the Legis­ lator* will confer upon the Governor the authority he seeka, ia «m then be In A poefijon to provide the relief which the mople era demanding. * KghUve in bln. they could f i t . him f M h * pm - Ftoaaekrs, thooo who doai net la tkal knowledg* and reerniea/aad crops, not In manufactured ar­ from th«M ronvereetiene I have ticles, hat in money or tho token* fctw d > »ort of wmptoita pfctai* whkh roprooont money. It la hard i f Um put, tho present, pad the to doflno amactly thlo croup. It la possible future. unfair to call thorn ■'bunker*,’’ and I* W laacnrmu to apoak of Ikon to "Wall Street.” Tho baakoro of problem * which m to t be t o t tho country at largo had llttlo ririt Is th* aeeeeaity far a "heJ- rote* In tho council. Of Ufa ekmoot, and Pittsburgh tnd Chicago Ue further developmeat of U hofd qulto ac many financial loadDemocratic party ea the Uben ora aa did Now York. Roughly party of the nation. . they ar* thoco who mako money What i* a balanced governmeB by tho pooMuion of money, a* applied to theee United BUtee wka are not intorootod to mock In duotry aa in the possibilities ad buying aad oolling securities. JSAiT “ E5US5E way, a balanced government means a government Or equal op­ portunity for everybody. A gov­ ernment whkh will net as son of referee and see that no foul tac­ tics are used by those In the lend to hold back or oppreoa ethers. A government that win give full •cope for natural ability and will­ ingness to work, but whkh will prevent the abuse of acquired or Inherited power. This son ef Balanced govern­ ment has been promised by ovary party, in every politkal campaign, and the failure to keep tb* prom­ ise has been, generally speaking, the cause of the lose of the control ho built by combining two or fhrte . failing companies and. tomlog etoek for the new concern. Profit, for tho financial group ley not In the state os It# investnsente, particularly In South AmorU tho price of floating securities on the merket. Foreign govern­ ment, particularly In South Amorwere urged to Issue mope of their government eecuritle, than the wealth of their countries anil their abilities to pay could poo•ibly justify. The sudden and utter cotlapee ot thlo new power behind the throne In government la Im­ mediately painfully before our eyes. * That, then, I, the history of the unbalanced government of out rountry up to date, with first A g­ riculture, then Industry, and later Finance control. The hope of a betaneed eownment today rests In the belief that for. the first Ijpio all three o f theee grout groups hav# come to reel lie that they caanot salat without the prosperity of the ether two, that each hat had ita day Id control of our governmental machinery and t*fh ha, fallrd. "Agriculture at tho moment le obviously the weakest. Finance and Industry muet sacrifice some­ what to restore the Agriculturists the signing of Die Declaration of Independence. Always one •lemsnt or the other has controlled go*•mncntsl machinery, always the other two have suffered, and always the clase in the saddle ha< fallen because it as became dom­ inated by selfish, unscrupulous, or shortsighted leaders. with the r w o iW - w ww hart mom tho rtoo and fall at fU that too control of s third croup, Uh Jjrt.KT’SSwSS t r s n u A t,- * * * * * < ■ W . S H A D Q IN ^ no tom Agriculturists, South dictated the laws i tion. Then followed the rrii dusky. The Industrial l la ted the laws and the | the nation. roots ro* into the utrtod koro built op America Until It h t o richest UJ Mtot gewerfai mttoo la tho world. Thoy nro ncoconry to oar economic and aoctol tocon■traetka u a baaia far a ronrwod adraaoo to a folk* aad better life tor oil American people. M cLAULtN, Jr. Lenic Duplicated A balanced geeermmeat would moon a gorornmaat a* nearly proe< agalnet cyelaa of panic or htflaUoo me I, poeeible. In the poet wo hero had periods of apparent prooperity. hot experience M . proved theee really to have ban period* of proepority only In h im particular cine, at the « • panne « i the oUe» etomee, a kind a f prosperity which we have that a liberal pertT,-wtiHar*to ty f new Ulage, wae U>e only hope of, oar •emwmie oalvmtloa. Tho groat ITbrra! RepobTkair atyem tlrv tin# Mld-Weet aad Wool, under leader* ■ach a* Norite and Johnson, open­ ly throw their enpport to the Dent* ocretie candidate. Whether or not thla clean-cut opportunity for life, liberty, sad division will hold good for the fu­ the unuit of hepmeee, nU ol ture la, of couroo, n question which tb# hardship, ami the suffering of rwcenl unbalanced control will lutvo boen worth while. To achieve this equality between Agrirotture, Industry, and Fiaance, the Administration, both braacbe, of Congress, tho local »<Jmlniitrstlons of a Urge majority of the states, and an equally Urtce number of tbs eltliens of this country must be "liberal" In their politics. Particularly la Button of gov­ ernment, there Is a natural divi­ sion between tRoee who believe it Is wise to hold fast to what we have and those who think tb*t now elements, new problems, re­ nt! In new things In government as well. It is years since there waa a clean-cut division Vf this kind be­ tween the Democratic and Rspub- ernment and Ita ability to tratal— ILean parties. Soma students of po- even though ot tlmca faltering— Utkal history claim there has along the roaj of progress. nartr been such adlriilon. In the 1 » P ark A va Herald Priatlpg C» We now have a Complete Slock of Martin’s Garage DOZIER & G A Y ’S Q U A L IT Y PA IN T S I f you have j w t « OK*d by Martin be* "Best For The South." Henry M c U i n OPTOMETRIST STANLEY-ROGERS H A R D W A R E COT 204 Sanford Av.no. bv law for acquir­ ing more profits and awro powe*. But as In tho css* of the Agricul­ turists, selfish Industrial ksdsrs abused their power. Gigantic com­ bination! of Industrialist! ware formed, the control of Industry fell into tho haado of a law, the Youthful Criminals word monopoly became a term el reproach. The TAfrieuhurUta of The sentencing of Kerry Murch, lfl-year-old schoolboy, the South had Ignored tnd aupto death William Bender, prts^l t h . Industrlsllst* of f. 12, brings up a perplexing er aw I__s I k e la e rlsra nf u iu p u ts: Regardless of the seriousness of the crime, the thought pf p mere boy being sent pff to a penitentiary to spend 20 ysani ef h<* Uf* among hardened criminals Is enough to ivsment In « sntl-sm bt-la^kltjrjst i . - , , make most of us wonder if there Isn’t some other way, some oihgr system by which esses pf this kind can be handled. The Detrth toll* about U la a racognltad fact that prisons are the beat schools wBmlvei eifllmr ' w hai1**■ for training erhnlnsla, snd that if a person hasn’t yet em­ barked on a Ilf* of profeaakmal crime when he enters, he will, after h lf Msodatlcni With other crlmlnatt. graduate ittary’^ars behind, to u r what pUn should iful criminal*, bht It is ol i ineffective, undvilUsd, oaalhle approach to the aofutlon may be In the direction rhjriVhas^oeeo taken by'a police court Judge In Jackson, %mik, and Jute** M. 0*«, aa 4*legato to tbe UMea Bemomte Cft- •-Of'eourse, his cases ay* only petty one*, but the method a. usee,' WwIseV la • long step towards the right manner l dealInr-with all crime cases Involving youths Whan outhM ptntQM.sre arrested for petty crimes. Instead of ailing them Into tho Juvenile court, the Jucjge calls them Ito ills prirai* pfflc*. where, minus the stmoephere*of ourt pad attendance of uniformed offlcera, the Judge holds expect to rveldt m the futuroThey have been residents ol San­ ford for many yearn and their many friends here are sorry to lose them but Mr. Hill waa forced to ga where hie buslees* called him. Among the Oviedo visitors to the elty this week were Mrs. B. O. Smith and Mra. T. L. Cuahlo*. Mr. and Mn. R. >• Beane, ol ariffia, (to., who have h*en_lke gueeta o f Mr. Deua'a abler, Mra. F. Turns* and family t*» some daft, left tor their home Friday. The Mask Club, at Ita last meeting of tho-eeoeon end u an Individual dab, waa charmingly entertained by Mra. M*rgnriU Marti,, at CBmfort Cettaga Fri­ day evening. Mr*, fhyoi* *■ Uuneon presided over tbq meet­ ing when a committee was I F pointed t « leaks the cepatUutJen had by-law* ef the dab to con­ form aa cloeely as paaiihk with tho discussion docs not revolve i which h*ve been committed, bat is beginning of the jw^l solution m Md It U a which might - W ^ e liW i prodocle submitted to General PurcJuudng Agents may be tested search* Isgly. But Big Bualnene has not all the IntelBgent G. P. A.’a, nor has It . i; i ..I . any monopoly on big pnrehanen. Q The women af thla country make eighty-five per cent of all retail purchases—and they Inflnenee the rent. They art G. P . A.’a for IS talk lion Independent btudncMea, the households of America. V graphs, or laborxtoriea, bow are they (o boy efficiently} M q A * | -. , ,. -r : * j- How are. they id rc '« - ff U . la be ear* of eecnrlng hnneat, wholesome product* far ns* br^tkelr . families T enough, that the merchants of their town' ta i to them tratkMy* Ip -■* *frt • *y !' • i|,f • ■ ',l'«eh|Tl ccntetw on aportamanahlp. The Judge talks about baseball, football. Add other aporta, and cite* examples of heroes of mam of tfrelr acta of sportsmanship which Duriag the dlacuaaIona the Judge Imparts useful hints which.help the young people to carry out their pledge* of l* e l behavior jnhdo-to him. The boyaaro required to make weekly reports' to tb* Judge end from these reports he has booomet coavinoed- that tho plan ia practical. H* uy( ! elnoerely. behove that It ip making better boya and I do ka*er>thnt It ia making better homes because I have had come to me;iad thank me for BIG BUSINESS has Its laboratories and Ita bureaus of atandarda where M k Aglet! FHto i i# W M if Iwaim r~*',T i i Mm. J . L . 'Hart criticise and study �m - r ^ _______i- f SANFORD, FLORIDA. High School Set Has Picnic, Dancing Party mS ocia l A n d Personal A ctivities M A RG A RE T PETERS, Sockty EdIUr County Federation Of Clubs Has Election — v |T Personals H im Annie P tm m a rf, of Jack ecnville, ia spending • few days Am la the |M»t o f Mrs. R. A. Newman, Ro m Court, Cornelius Smith returned laat Tuesday to tho Florid* Farm Col­ ony in Gainraville for further treatment. Mr. and Mr*. II. I>. Fowler, >f Rocky Mount, N. C., are the guest* of Mr. ami Mrs. F. K. SAiith, French Arenae. “ Forming a party spending the weekend in Jacksonville are: Mr. and Mr«. J. ( ’. Hutchison, Mr. and Mr*. Drown Miller. Mr. and Mrs. C. E-Adams, anti-Mia* Mall Whit- 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Wright an of members of the htri enjoyed a pkni_ and swimming and ilancng'party laat night at San Lando Sprites, tha natty left her* about 8:00 P. M- after which they went la swlaiminc. had a picnic sup per and dancad until a llte hour. Among those present wen: the Misses Kathleen Lancy, Betty Wheels**, Adelaida Hlgginp. Doro­ thy Pi wall, Eleanor Hickson. Martha Blahop, Thelma Benson. Dorothy Marshall, and George McClelland, Curt.* Coleman, Wil­ son Smith. Ttddy l i n e , Max Rumbley, Ruaaall Odham. Blit Preston, Laatar Elvers, snd Rob­ ert Young. A Tekpfcoiwi OfAm 1M high Social Calendar Officers for the romlng year were eiretcil at the annual meet­ MONDAY ing o f tho C o v tF Federation n( The Truth Seeker* Claa, o f tr.‘ Women's Clubs held ThursUy aft­ Ft—* ‘ '-'bod's* Churrh will ob­ ernoon at laingwood with the serve Its monthly business and Long wood Civic League acting ai social meeting in the form of hostrs, anj about (10 members In all-day fish try at the home if attendance. Mra. W. B. Ballanl Mrs. Bert Chapman, 2318 Mellon presided over the business session villa Avenue. Member* will me-if whieh wa.« followed bj an infor­ at 10:00 A. M. at the churn'll. mal tea. Morthly program meeting of The fhllowlng officer* will serve tho Woman's Missionary Society during the coming year: Mrs. W. of the First Baptist Church will B. Ballard, president; Mrs. F. R. be heItf at 3:30 o'clock at the Mitchell, first vice-president; Mrs church and will be preceded hy a Martha Johnson, second vlce.prre- prayer service at 3:00 o'c'ock. ident; Mm. Jame. H off, recording The Sunbeam Band of the First aecretary: Mrs. J, II. Menlek. cor- Bsptist Church will meet al 3:30 responding seeretary; Mrs. James.acmes ..... ........ i tne o'clock iat the vnuren. church. Wilson, treasurer; and k n . I L C. The Knit Side primary ,P.-T. A. c u . f . . . rt, i l i . . I _i«* * „ . . 1 ./ , . Sheafer, auditor. ill have its last meeting of the During the meeting a letter eras yeer in the form of “ Father* read from I he Seminole County Night" at 8:00 P. M. at the school At The Churches Why not bo comfortable this summer? Cool rooms overlooking tho lake. Special rales with nr without b o a r d . Elevator an I phone. Valdei Hotel.— Ade. CARD OF THANKS Wo desire to sincerely thank all our friend* and neighbors for thoir kindness during our recent baraavement, and for the teautlful floral offerings. Mra. F. C. Pieht Mr. and Mr* F. J. Will ink and Family. —Adv. To-Night: HULK SHOW nAwwAmrauTK SAM E o r DKATHYorLOVCwsdHOMORf pastor, ■" Sunday School, 9:45 A. 51. 5turnhig Worship, 11:00 A. M. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. Evening Wdrshlp, 8:00 P. M. Tha session will meet at the close of th( morning and evening worship services lor the reception nf me ml cri. Those wilhmit chureh home* In Sanford are welcomed to all services. The pe*tur is avail­ able for conference every morning from 9:00 o'clock to 13:00 o'clock In hie study at th« church. ('Kristian Science aorvlces are I h.’M every Sunday meriting si 'the rh.trli at East Second Street »! Il:uu o'clock. Subject for to-' m rrnw ii "Soul and Body." Wnlnestiay evening church al |sim E. 2m. s t„ at 8:00 c'clock. ' , Thu church maintains a frrv lica img Room at the church where the Hu Ie ord all authorited Chris.' n*n Science literature may be* read, borrowed or purchased. Open ' Tiicsi'sys and Fridaya fr*m 3 to The Rev. Alfred Erlcson, pastor. Morning Servires, UtOO A. M. HOUSE . « ; ^ a 4 M^ ( n in n .^ *k : a ^ ^ t g c w j n t r G W a * -vie drclfc~ ■gaa*a*liemtr*-«wd—w-Jntnt-ttfvdBF" " meeting wss ptanned “tm for next »er»icr* at the request of the Rev ** ' V Christian Kndravur, 0:30 P. M. Tuesday. Sweat, the pastor, who I* attendPresents Exhibition Keen lug Services, 7:30 P. M. mg a revival at Fort Slyer*. The Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 Rrv. Johnson la an old-fashioned An interesting exhibit nf hand§» jj_ Wc«Ieyan Methodist preacher and mailc article* was held this after­ Thompson, Helen Txmm, Charlotta everyone Is invited to hear him noon at tho Chamber op Commerce Isbill, netty Ann Taylor. Graca I kKK MARY COMMUNITY Lucille G am ll and Sunday. Building by the flu*) Her*, a sew­ Whidtlen. CHURCH Claire Evans. ing circle rompo-rd o f Lake Mary girl* between the age* nf eight tl'iesbyterlsn Government) FIRST METHODIST CHURCH W. H. Higxinhotham am) aon, and eleven year*. Mothers and Itiganiied In 1K9I. Ray, left this morring for Palatfriends of the girl* were preienl, Ttvachlrg Services at 11:90 A. The Rev. Smith Hardin. p*«lor. ami refreshments were served at ka after visiting here a short Una 51. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday S h ot. 9:15 A. 51. with Mr. and 5lr*. J. M. Spivey. Graded Suniby School wilh Professor G. E. McKay, super­ the rinse or the afternoon. These glrla have hern meeting Ttalnrd Teachers, 10:00 A. 51. intendent. Morning Service, U nit A. 51. every Saturday afternoon since Ministrr, the Rev. Jsmes M. Sermon hy the pastor, "The Ihe first o f January, and each Thompson. 30 DAY SPECIAL girl ha* completed a sample uf Chrislion Home". different stitrhes, « sewing hag, CHURCH OF l i l K NAZARENK Tops DresBed 50c Young IVcple'* Division, 8:45 an embroidered apron, and some­ P M. lake Mary Fla. thing tn wear, Sanford Dyco Co. Song Service. 7:45 P. 51. R. N. Sanders, pastor. Mrs. Jsmes Thompson, who for­ Evening Service, 8:00 P. )|. 3rd and French Ave. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Sermon by Iho pastor, “ |* Thy merly was a teacher o f Domestic Preaching, 11:00 A. M. Science ha* hern In charge o f the H u rt Right?" Young People's Society, d.10 __ Wednesday Braver Rerviee. 7:45 girls, assisted hy Mrs. Robert _______________ _______ P. M. P_M . . True and ’ Mrs. Frsnk Evsn*. I’rraching, 7:30 p. 5f. The hut sewing meeting wa* June bug has the gxildon wing; A cordial invitation is extended Prayer Sleeting Tuesday, 7:30 to nil to attend these service*. held last Saturday, and a farewell Lightning bug tha flam#} P. M. picnic at Evan»dale Park the pre­ Beil bug hat no wings at all. Preaching County Home, 3:15 But Bad'* Spray kllla thaaa vious Saturday. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH just the same. F. W. The following girl* are msmlier* of the llu*y ltces: Mi*»e« Preaching County Camp, 3:t9 P D A D ’S S P R A Y Corner Park mid Third Street. laurrlle Minrhrw, Ruth Pugh, M. Hold By The Rev. John Bernard Root, .lane Co hran, Boris Ishiil, Nata­ FIRST BAPTISTVlVlIIICH Seailaole F'eed Co. minister. lie True. Anise Whitaker, France* Waaaf Gaarga Church School, 9; 15 A. M. I I I vv. f i r s t The Rev. W. P. Brook*. Jr.', .Morning Warship, |t:(H) A. 51. sianlry.Rogers tldw. Co. pastor. at 8:15 P. M. and go In a' group Sermon hy the pastor. Spur ton up ay u J. flin g Sunday School, 10:0 A. M. to the Christ) n Church for the Tho Christian Endeavor Society MAN. 11* fu n fa rd Ave. Morniu* Mervwes. 11:00 A. M. will meet at the parish house Endeavor pvenlng svrvire. II. Y. P. II.. 8:45 I* 51. " Evening Service*. 8:00 P. 51. Wednesday Evening Services, 8:00 I*. M. Defore lluyinir An Electric Refrigerator On the next three Sunday flee The New evening* the pa«tor will speak on the following cUtijerlc "Speaking with Tongue*"; "Divine Heal­ ing"; and "Church Organltalion". NORGE HOLY CROHM KI'IHCDPAIi CHURCH The Rrv. 5!artln J. Dram, rccCHUIHH lor. Rogallnn Sumlsy. Holy Communion, 7:30 A. 51. W. J. Carpenter, ps«lor. Church School, 9:30 A. M. The thenii- fur Ih* morning Morning Prayer and Sermon. service will he: “ Cen We Ba Fully Assurvd That Ji-su* Is Davine?" 11:00 A. M. Young People's Service Iwsgue A t night the discussion will be on: "Jesus I* Either God Ur A will entertain the Deanery at sup­ per at 8:30 I’. M. Fraud." MONDAY The Commencement sermon for Church Service league'. United which 5!rs. E. A. Ihiuglasa gave a Thank Offering. 4:00 P. M. WEDNESDAY talk on Lee and U. D. t\ work and Men's Club Supper, 8:30 F. 5f. introduced Mrs. W. ('. Hill, presi­ Speakers, Bishop Wing, and dent o f N. de V. Howard Chapter Gainesville. o f the U. D. C., who presented the "P a l" William*, of Guest*. Ihe Boy Scout Troop nf pirlure oj' lee. The entire program was givrrt Holy CrnM Episcopal Church. Busine-s. rlerllon nf officers. a* follows: THURSDAY. A* enslon Bar Song. “ America,'' School. Holy Communion. 10:00 A. M. S'ripture, The Rav. Smith Hardin. SATURDAY Solo. " I ’nppiea Carry On," .!<*• Church School picnic. 2:00 r. M. •Cowart. Song. "Florida My Florida." CHURCH O F GOD School. Poem. "Harvest in Flanders Corner Gentva Avenue a n d Field." Miss Ruth IfcGarvsy. Quartette, “ Suwannee R i v e r . " Sanford Avenue. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M John Dighton, Sam Dightnn. Jr. Evening Service. 7:30 P. M. ■John Coleman, and Joe Cowart. The Rev. Jamt* A. Johnson, Song, "M ar Spangled Banner," West First Street, will fill the pulSchool. OVIEDO (Continued From .vurateou* leadership President e f our nilli tried In relieving the flxaacM distress of the nation and In turn­ ing financial affairs toward • point wher* our dollars may aotw b« worth somethlrg hear tha Tri­ nes o f the tlillar* we borrowed." J ot before this mltalve vraa written the head* of Northern aid Southern lUpt'st churthea, groups that split 88 years ago en the *!a,very question, ciaapod hand* on tho rtage of tha coavw> lion. ' Pr. C. 0«car Johrson of 8L Lout*, president of the Northern Baptist convention which vyLl n»4et here next week, wa* welcomed by Dr. Dod b who presided orar the opening session in the W aihinftM auditorium. Jn the hug* hssrmrnt helm* the convention floor was a Johit eduCB'.inrat exhibit of ths two or- FIRST C llt’RCn OF CHRIST SCIENTIST - *?nrt f g r ^ 'h 'T 'm r 'A r 'j r . The Rev, E. D. Brownlee, D. D. Baptists Peace Proposal Of Ro M ILA N E S U N D A Y A N D M O N D A Y PUH.A COMMTNTT7 CHURCH 'W A L T Y n . H U S T ^ J ^ i ^ ^ K M ^ Sundky School, 10:00 A. 51. Kpworth League.* 8:45 P. M. Preaching Services Sunday. R. S shower on Friday evening at iho At a special program prase! iseltUd home of Mr*. Euslis Peaks on ^Tuesday afternoun by -the PWW* Fifteenth Street. At the eonclu-T0f Junlor „ ()(h ^ skn of the bunco games high *rhoa| auditorium, a picture of n?ore prise, rhlffun hose, went General John J. Pershing, and a to Mrs. John Whittaker, while low flag pole and stand, were pro •core prise, a n.velty pillmv, wss sente,| to the school by a represen­ glvrn to Mrs. Ilerner I.. Winn. tative of tho American Legion A color scheme o f pink and Auxiliary. blue wa* developed by the quan­ The program wa* given a* fol­ tities of n set, gladioli, and other lows: garden flowers arranged In vase* Hong, "Ameri a." School. and bowla about tho party moms. Scripture, School. A n Ice and iweet course, further Songs, “ Suwannee lUvrr," and ncrenuating the ch< sen color note, "Florida 5ly Florida," School. wa* served nt a late hour hy the Talks on Foreign lands. Group of hostess, assisted by 51r*. Peaks. pupils in costumes. Among those invited were: Poem on Poppy Day, Nancy HoaMrs. Ilerner L. Winn, honor aetter. guest. Mis. John Whittaker, Mrs. Song, "Star Spangled Banner," Winstrn llaycs, Mrs. Earle Do*-, ami Flag Salute, School. sey, Mr*. James Hands, Mr*. Ths schv'il recently presented a Archie Franklin, 5lr*. Roscoe program on Flag Day when rep­ Taylor, Mr*. C. A . Taylor, 5!r*. resentative! of the I-eg Ion Auxil­ Eustls IVaks, Mrs. John Millar. iary were In attendance. Mrs. Bill Pnrrlsh, Mrs. Cecil Winn, and Ihp Mises Katherine Waters, Oorothrn Lawstn, Eva- Pictures Of Pershing Iren Cost. Rosalie Pope, Marjorie And Lee Presented lloskin, Christine Htoudenmlre, Margaret Giles, llaxel Appleby, Two framed pictures, one of Alke Vlhlen, Carmita ItarU-r, and General John J. IVr*him?, and the Eltlse Winn. other nf General ltnl«rt E. Leo, were presented to Seminole High Dancing Party Given School yesterday morning when a program was presented by By Rinky-Dink Club special the students of the school. Repre­ sentatives of tha American Legion A swimming and dancing party Auxiliary and N. de V. Howard was given Wednesday evening by ('hater o f ths U.'D. C. were in at­ tha ntntbsr, of the iUnky-DInh tendance. Club. Guest* gathered at the home Mrs. J. H. Colclough, music o f Miaa Catherine White and went chairman of the Legion Auxiliary, from there to San Lando Springs presented the picture of Pershing by truck. Punch and eaks war* ln behalf of the Auxiliary after served during the evening. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair White, Jr., chaper­ St. Clair Cameron, Clifford Bell, ones, the Misses Nancy White, Jack Rusaell, Zeno Vause, John Catherine White, Mary Forrester, Coleman, St. Clair White, III, Katherine Forrester, Sheila Britt, Carl Vauae, James Djson, 51ax Mary XscSfshonrrinnte Blgggra, Rumbley, Woodrow Riser, O. P. Evtlyn Echols, and . Roy Echols, Herndon, Jr, anj Bill White. the Oviedo High School will be pres, bed hy Rev. I. C. Jenkins. D. D. of Or lam O, on Sunday night. May The Sunday School social gath­ ering v * i a great success. The altrnuanre was up to expcctsBon*. snd the program and rrfre-hmenis met the desires of a 1. Sjih lathering* should be tvP-atid 11rqucntly. KUBNEF.GR METHODIST CHURCH Busha Wright. Jr., this morning that organisation stated ID appre A mein meetinr of (he SI. A g­ at the Femald-Laughton Memo- rial ion for the splendid work done nes Guild of Holy Cross Episcopal F U LL GOSPBL TABERNACLE by the County Federation with the Ch rrh will bo held al 3:3(1 o'ejocl al Ho* HospiUl. xt%l pi New Orlando Road near Geneva Community Kitchen. at the Tarish House with Mrs. Avenue. Among the reports read ^ ^ rie n d " of Hudson neater will Joe Consoles m hostess. The Rev. William F. McPher­ be glad to Irarn that ho Is nlde that on Cameron Park whim The Dependable Class nf the to bo out again after undergoing stated that tho County Commis­ First Methodist Chureh will have son, pastor. Bible Srhnol, 9:45 A. 51. an operation recently at the sioners had u road cut- through Its regular meeting at the home Sermon, 11:00 A. M. Fernald-taughlon Memorial Hos­ the park to its higest point and in o f Mrs. W. 8. Thornton, West Evangelistic Service, 7:15 P. M addition had l ha underbrush First Street, at 7:30 P. M. pital. Women's Prayer Meeting Wednes­ cleared away. day. 3:00 P. M. TUESDAY. Miss Mary Ruford Fowrll re­ he Pantry Shelf reported n doPrayer and Pralso Service An Important Hireling o f the turned last night from llaires on of 41 garments, cans Wednesday, 7:45 P. Ms* City where she visited Miss India of vegetable.!, and one quilt to tho Little Theater will take place al Leslie for a short time, Kho was poor Of the county. It has two 8:00 P. M. In tho ruurcil room at A L L SOULS CATHOLIC the City Hall. accompanied here hy Mias l«s 'le more quilts which will bo given CHURCH The Young 1'eopir’s Department who will be her guest for a few away in the near future. The Uvle• * do Woman's Club reported that it o f the First Methodist Chureh will days. The Rev. J. J. Kcllsghan, pastor Miss Virginia Jiakins, haj presented MOO cans of vege­ present ' First Mss*, 7:30 A. M. Mrs. C. A. Adama and guests, tables to the needy since Febru­ reader, and If?** Helen Gnrdy, or­ Second Mass, 9:00 A. M. ganist, In a recital at F:00 P. W? ** Mrs. W.' I. Adama, M'eh Claire ary. ‘ Benediction after 9:00 A. M at the chur h. The public is InAt the conclusion o f all buainrsj Adama, Claude Adama, and Ilrnnt. Mass. social period was enjoyed when vlted. Dally .Mass, 7:30 A. 51. ley Adams, of Fort Lauibrdalc, WEDNESDAY Sunday School Saturday at 3:00 and Miaa Dorothy Maine* spent refreshments were served hy Mrs. _ A benefit breakfast bridge yesterday afternoon at -fhihn C. U. Hesrry, Mrs. J. A. Histline, party, sponsored by tho Soria! T T Y ----------------------Mrs. Neimcyrr, anj Mrs. J. H Springs. Department of the Woman's Club, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Menlek. will be glvrn at the club house at Tha Bar. and Mrs. Smith Har­ 9:15 A. M. with Mrs. S. D. HighSixteenth Street and Sanford din will leave Monday to attend • Mrs. Winn Honored leyman as chalrmsn. Reservations Avrnue. meeting of tha trustees of South­ be made with Mrs. H. W. Tha Hsv. F. 51. Mar.cr, pastor. With Bunco Party must ern College at Imkcland ami the Rucker by Tuesday at noon. Bible School, 945 A. 5f. Commen:cment exercises at the Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. Complimenting M m . Ilerner Icollege on Tuesday. The Rev. Kbcning Service 8:00 P. 51. Hardin ia one of the trustee* of Winn, a recent brii'e. Mi-** Minnie Junior^ High School Bets Echols cntcrlaincd with ■ Has Special Program Southern College. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH bunco party and nilwctlanemia l ^ v t r . and Mra. Sherman SI: f’f f t y d and daughter, Jane, and ; Sir. and Mrs. A . L. Betts and - Charles Betla are spending the w eek-end at Daytona Reach. They will be accompanied home tomorrow night by Mr. ami Mra W . P. Dllts, of Brooklyn, N Y. who will be their guests for a short lime. PAG * SATURDAY. MAY 20. 1M3 SEM INOLE TIRE SHOP MF7TODIHH We Still Have A Few of the Copies 1933 SANFORD WHO’S WHO EDITION Copies M ay- Be O b­ tained By Either Telephoning 148 or By Calling A t The O ffice In The Years To Com e This Num ber W ill M ean Much T o G et Yours Before Y ou It’s - - - So T oo L ate! ASi �wtoAirir' siwkbir. mats^ ins beforo neon. HARRIM i A t soon aa h« wa* Informed af the incident, A*»t. If. S. A lly . FOUND A T ___ Arthur Srhwart*. who eonducte-l the Harrlman Bank Inveatlgathm. ISLAND_HOTEL notified it! agent* o f la TO 'OinUo—H From Par* O-al Inc from acute and fatal disease of the heart and o'f th* b*lff. and that there was no tr-pe of hi* recoxery." Police ami JWeral agent* aearchr.l the clty'nnd watched •tsasrohip pier* god railroad ela­ tion* all d«T. He lx under fJJ.O.M bond, and autlv riliee xahl thexe would be forfeited If ho failed to appear In court Monday. Leisure reported Ihe hanker’* ebxenrr. telling pnli.-e that a dmrman noticed Katrlme^ leaving tinhospital, un East filxt St., xhort- Upsala and Grapeyilfo firm. LUBBLLB UALUNGKK K m Ann Splaka, af Lsaaburg, Mr. mnd H n . Elmer Tyner an- win ha* (>**• rUiMlng her aunt, Mr*. C. W. Motgpn. and mother, Hr*. M. H- Kiag, fon tb# pant tw. w**X*. haa Mturnad l m s Kh* waaKCompaAktd Hi#* .fllaahath l f # 8 * b*a rotueped to H*r homo from fomandlqn whatp aka taggnh. in the High School af that tltjt, ,, Bourice the birth of a ton May 14. Hr. Xmlm enjoyed • day at tha 0. P. A. convention it Forrest a i r Hr- a"d Hr*. Wilfre.l I*l*r*en motoring ibern with him and hi* mo . Cmrjt, going Tor him. , ]W* have heard of • number of good cite hr* of fish lalely. ' Howie t Klrtther and Russell Lundqulst, two of our ynun* men tnft Friday to join tha government Tort*try work for llw nummfr. w Ilka their grit. They will baj ■if'Fart Schrivtn, G*., for a coupi* of week*. Mr. and Mr*. Claud Blunder* PfJ lillle ion, Tointnlr, nmlorrd ( « Jampm for Mother'* Day. Mr*. BauiHbrt «nd T»mmlo rrmajned iU i weak with bar MU1*. relumed brother.'Mr. homo will) Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Dixon and two children itconlly returned from a mptor trip to t'ordclu, Ga, wnar* they apenl a > few <Lyx. They called homo her rioter*. Mia* Kate! Ia and Mlaa Ruby Warren, Miag Ruby ipent the winter her* * * a y will b* mulct! by the young ,tfe regret lo have our old friend, Dr. Kirk, leave for the aummer. II* Irfl lout Sunday for Tamp* to join hi* nlec* and thay faff' for Norwalk, Ohio. II* haa been the guaal of hi* old friend B id . Clark. - LO N G frQ O D Mr*. J. 11. MBNJCK hr N it*. Lei* M i M I . W mm Hvraspa Hr*. W. J . McKay, Clyqdcm J»*Juon, T r i \ n ami Mr*. Nartoq, of .JgglaMtvhl*, Kpdaon. »U|y Tlnthfr ,fr*y M(il. aef..,vliUJng Jhair fathau -W. H. { amsoo, MrAdoo Farina, A lk v jCnibrall. curing th* ahaaSe* of toward. Cuiil* K ylf, Haul £ *«- IhaJg mother and Mr*. Tact'* Ur, Ellen Overstreet, Gladys dn ihter. Mix* Julia Tart, who flloneroek, Dorothy Whitehead, left laxl Sunday for a visit In l,ucy tnUmln*cr. Rachael Franch, Charleston, S. C. halldar loach** are avaMbl* U tha Glenn Shllfelo, amt Karl Ovi-rMix* Fleam. Wamrlght, e f tha yerpleatd boettaa. Pear Itsatf. aa we streat. Florida Sanitarium and Uoapual all know, it unequalled aa a tblret cncgHxr* particularly pwMsuiAfij vb wKm atija, quencher, on warm daya, ffur.it* of Mr. and Mr*. D. It. in Uilando, anil her hrqlbar, Ban qw but If It Li to be Mnrfd With ft lunch ia gfiiMid j, m lm lw W alacighL-.of- Jianford. , viaiUd"i-Miwtaai OF nr^mf fa"»T*’^iry cmBmiy kw W roaLlUUI-* Mr*. Victor IlunF, of Fufmatto,- their mother on Mothet’a Day. yanlad by tha dlahea that ga brat with It. Mr*. It. . Gray, Ttrra Cell, and Oliver Cromwell, of Chuluotn, > Of court* you’ll have a aupply of Mr*. Nwttlw Ardrew*. waa a visitor her* Sunday, K txelf, pickle* and ch***e and then Graduation exercise* of Senior ynuc main dlih try on* af the** Mr*. Duvall and ten, Uuhhtroi now recipe* that are bound to torn dee* of Lyman achool will be at Duvall, return**! rscantly from ■ out a treat to plea** everyone. The tha auditorium on Frliky night. seven week*' stay In Winter I'M- frank furthi-r loaf pictured above tan May 2fl. Grammar idhool gradube served hot or eold. a* you IA*. van. Tou ll find It extremely Inexpanidve ■llon will be held on Thu reday Rav. A. A. Mtdtalf and wife, of and Ihe #t»»nc» of aimpUcIty aa far nlfht at tha lamp place. Occeula, uni Itev. Medea If* aa the preparailnn *o*a. The m b * : Service* at Cheint Episcopal Praakfurter Loaf brother and hi* wife attended the Church were conducted on Sunday ser vires gt tho Mathodlat Church 13 frankfurter* hy Iter. Mirim J. IIram. new rrc. 1 cup dak* aoda cracker* . here Sunday. , 1 dip. prepared muctard 4 * t»r at lloly Crpa* Episcopal Mlaa Catherine Young chaper­ 1 egg Church of Sanford. Mr*. Emma 1 rup rannctl tomatoes oned h«r claae of high achool pu­ AiTlmtl Lyman wa« organist, Cut I frankfurter* In hxlvro |yn* pil* to Sanlando Spring* Itil Banlindo Bpring*, newly land- Saturday on * picnic and awlmreaped with tropical palm*, cool ming parly. Sho wax aialated In bathing pool* and rustic aatla**, ■o cuing by Charle* Lee who furI* the moat attractive retort In nlahed tha eonvayance. Luke Barker Kays: Central Florid*. It I* under lb* M>f* Adm it** Wall* aqtarmanagement of C. 0. N**h and in lalncd her Junior pupil* at Sancharge o f Mr. and Mr*. J. TL Rt- Undo Spring* on a picnic Satur­ II), all o f Uilaado, day. Member* of Florida Public Service and their families had (It g n tn by MU* Mr Kay At Daytana >afternoon of *purU with picnic e il.r d iy . Senior* o f loxt year auppaT there lait Th-tsdpy. A troop of Qrlj Scout* spent tha war* alio Invited. Thoae attend­ ing ware! The Mlaae* lluikill, wtak-anil at tha Spring*. t>frn Frain. Carolyn Ijnwia, fclena Farina, F.mily Tire, I d U Shockneat, Dorolhy Whitehead, and D. LAKE M ARY D. Mclnloxh, Jr., GUnn Shllclto, Clyde Whitehead, Jack Tice, and Mr*. Hoy Towmend waa hpnBoy Forwnrd. uttd with a ahowai on Wctineiaay Tha Sophomoie clean had a pic­ altarnoon at the homo o( sir*. nic at Falm Spi-nit* FrhWy a(lvr- Homer Gleaaon. About 18 ladlra naoh. Tho ftdluwing wet* prexent: “ Ciu prtxent. Thu room* wliuro « r. an,| Mr*. W. J. Wall*. Jr., Ihe guvaia were criteria.iwd wkvxi la* Rudell, Miia McKay, Clara- dccoratad with gladioli. nal, Unwell, Itirhanl French, KHn'l The Chamber ui Commerce held Mae Stllea, F.Uia Tice, Mamie a aoclal matting at Community Kyle, M P H Glndyi Sionerock, Emily IUII laat Monday night. Dancing Tice, Georgia lee Stile*, Robert and » right-uf nund pgrforiiiMiicve Stoneroek. Max French, Traxda w»ro in* antarUinmepi tvalurc*, Bullion, ami Billy lloldxwnrth. ib* Uttar being given by Uilly A bridge parly wax given Mon­ M agravo. day night by Mr*. R. K. Thornton The Young Faopla’a Society of and MU* Aldla la Vlgna at tha Community (Jhurcn onjoyed • aolatUFa home, Tho gucata wore; cial *»ering JaaL Friday nlgui at Mr*. Maud Tupp«-r. Mr*. Gartrud* tha homo o f Oatlow llulchiuaun. McCaliey, Mix* Anna Clnrk. Mlaa fha Boy Seoul*, under tho diFloranre McKay, Mix* LoU Uu- itctlon o/ Mr. Darruw will pre­ <Vf and MU* Margarrt Mnlhew*. vent ■ piay and other entertain Tho Reminrd* County Federa­ menl, including pmai.al and llbtion of Women's Clubs hthl Ihe *rary, next Tueaday night, May annual meeting with Tmrgwnnd 23, at Community all. Clvle la-ngue n* hostess rlnh on We era giad to rvpotL that Kcv. Thursdsy aflernotm with n large J. M. Thampton U recovering number of member* present, ten- ftom hie recent lllneat. _ rcaenllng tho Oviedo Woman'* Congial lailora aia bc.’n ^ i l tended to Mr. and Mr*. ltayi|i<iri',i Sieve’s Plare - .Th»._Melhodl*t. S-ndpy Sch®''! iponxorrd a aoclal gatkerlrg on (he chuuh lawn Tuaaday evening In the form of a get together an.l picnic auppar which wax thoroughly cnjoycil by all who at­ tended. Dr. W. J.'Carpenter attended n church meeting lo Lveaburg Fri­ day and apoka at aamc. Mr. an:I Mr*. S. W. Swope, oC ()i Undo, wait recant vitllorx hurt of their tlaughUr, Mr*. U. H. Leo. MU* Catherine Young enterlalncd h*r Seventh Grade pupiU C a awlmm.’ng -party at Mr. tay'a ramp Wcdnexday aflarnoon. Charley ,W*»t, of Winter Dark, watt a vlailor of the achool Thurxday morning. Min* Fa line Moran, a teacher in the grammar achool, waa relied horn* Tueaday an account of the aetloua lllnrvx nf her moth­ er, Mia, A. A. Moran. Frlanda hop* for bar apeedy recovery. Dr. am! Mr*. ' Matherqpn, of Fort Mytra, wer« her® Ugl week­ end vlalting Mr*. MalharxonV mother, Mrs. L> A. Lae, and other relative*. Friend* or Mr*. Jam** Lav re­ gret to Iratn It v u neceaaary for her to remain in lha hocpllal of Dr. licit*' thi* work. It. I » Wheeler and Mr*. R. W. Dickett ware Orlaniki vUitnra Wednesday, GENEVA . P08T OFFICE By MBS. F. B. DOOLEY LUNCH RapI rood far Rea] Maal Regular Meals 80c OppaatU Post otnea GEORGE WASHINGTON* MO IOOMJ . MO tATHJ ’ ,N IW | IT AND f I NI J T Ivaty Katw* faallli* AHuiaa OlesaUg Ctaaeilltg Labky * fttdl* MAYFLOWER# A BEAUTIFUL' HOtCL Ipltadld feillDUt • Qtri|a, • (id le T 7 FtflOAIADI IVIkV CONVINIINCLrot tUMMIJI COMfOIT .. was MWWNGNTTHBf llWU ,a , ju t about m »»»y T’ flN O A HUkR t h a t o o n Y MACK AA IT I * T ' flN O A KUkB OAIVBA. THAT DON'T c u t*. A CbOlgO AAAAON n a H u r a a F IS H i x c a p t TMAM THAT DlTAA 0*4 TH’ FA H fc S T O d K * • Cuba Tense With , Expectation Of Revohitioh Move (Continued From 1’age One) tliwn country to Join appnixlnmle ly 300 already in Uu> field against rebel*. Unit-ring him to *Umi> out re­ bellion a* best He may, th« gener­ al staff ha* sent Muj. Araor.Io Ortlx to lake chnrgo uf upi-pallon* agalact tho insurgents. UaporU reached Havana last night that OitU lit 1 swiftly tuucl-niartlalrd ami hanged several * prisoner* ha took. . i TravaUta from Clago da Avll. In, Bant* Clara, ytaUtdiy ruportad an loclplant uprlsln gin that aaciion. From Santiago, carnalof Ormlantp (Itu at thq Ftrnabl-Uuglilun Memorial II< ypitaTjutaday. Mr*. Edr.cn Colt waa shopping In Orlando Wtdntaday. ■ MU* Roby Faftr* left Thuraday for a visit In Daytona Beach with .rotative*. Ed Klltw* returned Tuesday frem a visit to Tallahaaac*. M. D. Barber, of Ranflend. was greeting frlanda In G e n e v e Wednesday. Mr*. A. A, Moran la Improving after a vary serious Illness at her home. —Mr- aad.Mra.-P.-H., fuday apd daughter, Eleanor, spent Sunday In Leanbnrg. Mr. and Mm. Jo* Corlay spent Sunday a* the guest* nf Mr. uwl. Mrs. E. J,' Summarolll tad family. r, ■ Mrv. M E. DooUy aad acn, !/■ ~ ■ - » —-—— -* ■'*■■> aivroam p' tnroa failed to npper Ib* crowd en­ joyed a nnmbar of race*. , , lion. P. B. Smith, of Ran(erd, will apeak at 11:00 o'clock San. , day morning, May It at Commu■ity Church. vrta*. Pat remaining frankfurter* and Ufa n x '. i n through arindrr. Add mustard. egg and t o m a t o # * to cracker-frankfurter mlilur*. Grras* • loaf yon. Place halvee of frank­ furter*, aid* by aide and akin ridel dowa. crorrvlio af tl a pan. Pack ta tha frtnklurttr mixture. Kaka la a moderate oven IJO’ P.t tor 1V40 minH t«, T vn w t pq Pl»Utr fp4. *arya. Good not or coliL t-4 portlarra. For a new chrowi specialty try Uii* baked rondo* which lo »a*1*r lo make than a loufll* but la Juat a* good. Kaked Cheewi rondim 1 cup scalded milk 1 IS cup* eajllna biscuit* I >i lb. cheer*. CLaktd , 1 ItMp butler ! S t*P. **»• 3 rgg yolks beaten 3 egg white* Pour tealded milk aver finely crum­ bled rrackere. naked chrer*. butlfr and aall. Stir Ihla mlvlur* Into (waten egg yolk*, fold In slimy beaten egg whllcgp l*nur Into bull-rod baking dlrh and bak* In a mod.rale oven »JTV P.) SO--K minute*, 4 port Iona. maintain a watch at all and steamship terminals. carried Into the federal courtroom Apr. 10 on a atroUher and plead­ ed not guilty. Trial waa rot fur. May * nnd was continccd be'ausc of hi* HIncri to May ' The banker's attorney want to the korplUt, tho llarriraan has teen order phy­ Nursing Itome. Immediate _ cr he wax n. titled by them that sician'* care .or several tuonlha. On Mar. H. while Ul in bed at his h-me, ho ara* arreeteil on a federal warrant charging misuse of (ho tank's funds. Ur 5. Atty. George Z. kletfaUv, aimullanacusjy, sahl Ihe invmtigntioq begun more than a year ago In­ dicated' tho falalGration of three account*, in luding that of the National KahibIGon Co, owner* -f tho New York Giant*. Bail wax than not# at f£>n00 and wa* continued when hq waa Harrimai h«d not roturneiL A f t ­ er waiting for more than on tiour, hn telephoned the polk*. The Jo-rman at th* hospitol Mid Itorrlman walkad idovfto down Cist St., toward Uxing.oa A U l*orr said that.** U r * was continued because ot t o • mvxlorl us" in Hardman * waU* log away from the hmitgl,^s-hero he e«nplcd a _ window room on th. fourth floor. ADVERTISE prepared fur revolutionary tapeditiona expreted to land north of Santiago, and Just next of ltoDttplU ul) the actual aetvlly, Cuba'* young radical revol.lion•tie*— lb*. A -U C a v t v l "oejuty and It* affiliate, the O C It U, reliably reported lo number be­ tween them more than 16,000 members— itendfa,illy deny any Ix'nnil wide uprldng ha* bean or­ dered. Alwaya, until 10-10. l ulu cetebrated her Indepernl^rre duy with (rue luilin eiulictanee, highllown uraloiy, paiaitfS, munlc, l»land-wide galeey -*uch wrr* her national hilthday*. U.A not in I Odd, nor In I'J.'II, no* In lOK’d hax the day been io coin-nemoralrd. Nor will there In- on^ qieat drat of public rejoicing toA* In rrcci.. yean public- denionatrallonx Will be burned. In llnvane, province, military rdUl* prohibit group* of mine Ilian threeperron*. I'altre rexcrvi* am held at ({uartera ready lo quel) uny ’drmonaliationa. Offlctra* ami •oi­ lier*' leave* have been ctr.cclk'd. Tho t'ly at Urge and the pub,k aulh'-rlllea have haatnl iicraiatanl rumori that Frexidcnt Ma­ chado’* enemlea who have caroled on alma*t without pauru thexe lank ttne® year* a relent lex* bat­ tle Lgainxt hie regime, have ihoxcn today to algnlfy thru.gh rioting ami dUafder thi-ir op|>f>>.i* liun to hi* cent nuance in ufflce. Macha.ti'a opponent* maintain —and the tupreme court otic* ro ruled— that hia loratitutiunal term in office expire* today. Their contention I* Taxed on the allegedly Illegal amendment* In ID37-192H which permitted hi* reelection for ala yean Inatead of Trade In BOYS’ SHOES Your old Furniture For Cash h t' • a g o n e r ’s B. L. PERK INS 108 l ’* r k A v e . There’ll Nothing Like a-. Ilowl of .. FUBNITUHE CO. w r>U Phone Sanlord Avo. T74 ancing Tuen. — BaL Mrro’a Syncopatero Mexican Chili All Kind* ef Kandwlchrt . ladles Fire Phone 0140 Delivery Service far Fartlea ANGEL’S EAT SHACK (jenpv* |i Haafard Ava. P. Paul’s Beaut}’ T R IA N O N Admisalun GOc, Tax 6c BRIGGS Shop r tat KalUmal Bank Dalldlag I'rrmaneata and Finger Wava* am JEWELER C. C. nrlgg*. Prop. flo o r RELIANCE: K A R L J. SCHULTZ LIFE INfiURANCE CO. s Dtatrict Manager .rurrr 400 million .Jn fare*" Do m u know adiy.sk* woinl __ L ____________ __ LW J U .S ' CONTRACTING CO. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PHONE -112 108 MAGNOLIA Grocery a n i Meat Market ' " i ‘ . • '* . “ The Star. . ( Bervlro and Qaality” *■f < m*. v-'Vi'Jfi 14 *' enaNvetaa... vam w atH iM roN i }>• PERK | �. kft r, 'yjii?-*.' THB BANTORD HERALD. hit# House Hostetw Has Greeted Thoas s n d s O f Visitors WASHINGTON, May !«* A fter two a»ontka in the Wklte House, Mrs. franklin D. R « » e s flt te begtaalag to thlak that bar major occupation a* tho Ac­ tion *■ boeteaa will bo handahaWtrg. Sine* Mar. 4 ib* has recclee.l thousands o f persona In the Whit* House r u f l k f from hifh official* of |b* leading nation* of th# w «ld down to a group of slghl-seere yrho happened on* day to be looking Into tha dining room wken ’ ah* cam* down to luncheon. People come to •** her about everythin I under th* sun. At first, Mr*. Roosevelt pro­ posed to set aalde a certain period each day when ah* would reeelvj g * ^ “ T l^ m ilflir # ^ 5 a iT T T m would then have free for other thing*. But ah* sab) recently that her plftt had been Impractical. | " I t eoo*t bo done. Either you’** l got to be uninterested in them «■ •la* you’ve got to .see them. I've jiiat made up my mind to »rs them." Mrs. Roosevelt once described her hambhakr as pliable, declar­ ing it would fit all hand*. So it ha* since Mar. 4. There ha* been n greeting for the lowly a* well aa the great. And those who have received It would not call It by any metna a limp greeting but a pleasantly agyresaive and> kirdly greeting. It would be quite a iroblem tv i m r iv y must economlt* on their budgat* and then to be Informed that they must M hoateaa to a whole aerie of Prim* Minister* and other high -representative*-nf— forelgMtiona. But the hostess of the nation, has aucrecded in meeting such a situation. Whil* the entertainment of these tlplomati has rat ed for RESULTS PA08 t W I SATirRDAT. MAT M, 19X1 20 FOREST ARMY GROUPS TO WORK CAROLINA AREAS **i »elt h a s ------------------- j— propriatiow allotted to U U tatartalntng hah' ’ ws4 • been eaceeded. Bran th* state ditip*11 were sim­ ple. The first lady planned jiu . what wal M tM tr y to have u » foreigners feel that th* proper respect was being shown them. Out of her private funcW she paM th* etpenses o f tha young danron Whom ah* lavited te perform for company at the dinner in honor of ..Print* M Inlater Kam*ty MacDonald. Tha entertainmant o f the recent stream o f diplomats *earned like an "orgy’* te Mra. Roosevelt. With th* em ptied of the dinner in honor of th* Italian Envoy. Guiib Jung, tha real of tha state affair* In ce»Aaction with this a*. rie* o f vlalta will be *Ttag." Mr*. Roosevelt will be away on a motor trip with her bialneaa partner, Mlaa N it t y Cook,1and th* Presi­ dent will perform th* duties of host alone. There has been a eonaidermjle taring In thg purchase o f imioline in the two months that tin new ever tlv » hat been In th* -jyjMt-Hana*. A wether wi have been given up, and Mr*. Roosevelt uses bar own blue roadster for her own transport?tion most of lbs time. The removal of a group of paim* and fern* from tho upstairs hall where a conservatory was former­ ly maintained haa don* away with Ihe coat of (heir care, said tu amount tu « considerable sum *a..?ii month. The White House »taif ha* been reduced, but it was necessary to call In some « t r , heip duri i,f •h« visits o f lh« Prime MlnlaUt*,' There was evidence that both Prime Minster MacDunakl anJ lurmer Premier Iterriut enjoyed .he simplicity at th* Whito lle iu . Thiy both talked of the simple bacKutoumi from whieh-thcy'r.td risen. FLORIDA, rsti-J. Most O f Men Will Be Occupied In Work In National Parks I’ racti.ally all this territory, e e l Mountains lYrk area contains! bill th# operating and debt service well as county official* ta tho .outheastarn .lope of the **> tndc* **f trout streams. Use* would constitute separate ^ , ar dHimtuent tax**, .f th .L - -mountain , - u a i s i u s/iiia t w lien* I L a s upon ntuin projwrty neim arlw and a n il e»*,i il.l L it ,K. Residents o* country eould hei special assessment luod* far Him ii.-. is dtaltievl > y * » *|arf j lnmm| lnj the encouragement \ paid tosrtber «i s.n*ly. ■a . : BIT uamamiinjK IW niHraiBRema... j (IHIU .v/,*,,.-,. a ^ * * 1 __ . LII- , c e rt atari## o f th# ^rnnfM ” pi nf rrt-re«tion ami Ih# mamt#nan.#j Th# clm rlrr <hsnff# aim #nabl#* p#**mtnU rita#. Anotlw# bU| ■i ito-e waters go over the of the purity of their straenis,] the Hy tn levy e»ri*e lase, for create a delinquent tav adju • l1 . tain a t M u s c le s h u a ls . upon privately hoard ramprtaing the chairmen 1an,| the beautificalion of highways’ ,ty operations trvinemloua reforestation \\ 1for their own benefit, a* Weil ■ * i0Wtie<l utilities Tb*1 tav assessor the county commission it will be carried out on to please the eye of the tourist TL „ rr m 'Include,' would Iw requires! to make special school board the clerk of the ell w.«tcr*heda of streams rising The present program include* __ . .. _______ _ .I.. ........ .......... - j . *e*iern North Carolina, and m l only thr the opening opening Up up nj of new n e w , effort to idace thr name* of own cuit vourt. the ta* colle.tof and . ,, tr-d .tvielopment is es-| highway* to brine out more >fe f­ j er» of real property upon the tav sessor, to pa«s upon ip p llt llW * 1 p-vtrd tn lake place,” Mr. Stabler fectively the scenic beauties of for reilucttons in past due ts iM book*. , announced While about 75 per rnt (ho VS' 1 region, blit the biuldtn*f otdd erri' >lb" eerlifieale* of whirh ar* held T Thl* ami nmithrr bill would env « f iln. air* lg (till in for**ls, >f hiinebnek trill* and othc,” tl-e*e .ern,. a bright pro*pert that •nr* n* of whnlewime. outdoer'Tet- power but not direet the eit> a* th r steepest p o r t i o n * of -ration. whi h bar destructive •h,- rlearnl laml will eventually he iractlces ami will keep the nntnr pltreil imler gnvemmeni enntrnl a) (Inriri of Stoulhern Appataehiu aril returned In forest roter. RP M EM BER— ini art. Mure reforestation work will be W E W * * d fttu Y r a il ia t n r w T th o u t r e m o v in g f r o m y o o r •We about the headwater* » f the Tenne..ee River’* Irlbularir* in c a r— g iin ra tilrr clrc iih tlo n . , North I'ntollim than In any n'heW E h a v e TABOK SCIENTIFIC MICROMETER iaie. Mr Stabler raid. Fin.r •here »j|l be large eumhrr* of WHEEL ALIGNER. Slope ehlmmy, cupplnff, workmen ore**eil Into servlfe. a wandpring a m i etc. f. . 'ili'il inlp.iirrnient In the ptoli tern o f onrmnlnyment I* looke.1 W E httvi* the Sim-lnl'inl Lupricntinn Service—eevw# r.ir In ft.M‘ttnn to the vnngvn’ d illffercnt kintle of greaec—enme «e your ftrlnry i f .’mill men. more will be added from time to time, a* the rehahi,rw-ommcnile. oa'ion tvlpn* nroirre**, RALETGH. N. T. — An Initial rontinfant cf 2000 “ sodier* of peace." whooe perpoa* wi!» be to make war on erosion, and refores­ tation and aid In the reneral building up of the Tenne**ee Valley, will occupy 20 ramp* m we*tern North Car.Una, accord In* to H. O. Stabler, form er In chant* of eastern and *otilhern national tatwala. In each camp there will be IOO w. rker*, and many o f the amp* will be located In the nr-n embracej In that portion of the Croat Smoky Mountain* Nntinnal rark, lylnit within thl* »t*te. * rnn*lderab1e nontlon* or both The mountain region. Mr. Sin ■htfT~|twimnt* tttrr,- rmttpnw* -on e1'w T ir t r - jf m r iw iiT ^ m r r T f r n n Fd ItcnUon. St. f f ir t ^ H - Representative *l«th of the entire area o f the »»*rt*tt*i-t|fi if F(*n i n * state and lake* In IS eountie*. rd Into trame refute*. The !hnok> I.nrle. By the provl*i.>n« of the Separate Tax Levy F or Debt Service, Operations Is Plan w c H P C ix w * 7 a r u ? o N ___ _____ S A N -iU A iL S E R V .U a ---- ----------Radio Ttibee Teeled Free ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ d M M s m e w J J M B M H iI B IL L Y ’S U N C LE " <^>T* — V W C O W S T K t* t e lt Y H t i t aw o m . V**t f i lUAiTtilt. e t t T\.V. VuMUW • T V Y VAW V A W t Y • S H t W X T V A .T Ik k Its V v A iM -< v v m '.v »c4 v v v a .v 'y t T O e O C R ja p v u . — r t . TVR tltiU j - V ^ ^.T'V.W'V M M t Ci CALUUC. - MV R tA R T CA.v_v.lMC,—j- h4.wlA.YS S tO A M A tA s jv fo t V s j m .yvwlA ». t «i • * J * i * V t l Black And White Stands Up Ini*rints Try and get the American wom­ an to spend a summer without her nrinted frocks! When th* hot weather descends on us, ever) woman will* swear there’* nothing for general all-round n*e 1 * sat­ isfying as the printed frock, with or without jacket. Thi, summer there ar* print* on cotton*, ailks, linens, or all the novel*? fahrirs whhh us* mlvturea of different yarns. ■ There are lots, of Mark and white nrlnt* which look well with black kid shoes; there are other Mark an,| white print* or blue and white one* which seem In need the new white kid shoes. UEUo kOCUtOblT * ’T tM W T K STAbStVlM1 IBW.UYCOKT? s ' w e l l .V P IC U . O U T / cXU’T SOW ETUVUC EKTUU1 ( H A sm > o e MiYTWVlC V f tO YOU V . / *\E.E\_ L lK T > SUC.R.* BUTT TVdE.Y WAMfehTT VOU YVMUW VDU uJOUUt) s u u .* ? > A' SOVT BOVU.D V T.GG 1 ^ LEGAL NOTICE R ATES lo tlft K ntlfv )• h r» *-hy k 1vm ttml Ihts nminl nf ('utmly CutiiralP«lhn#rB In ind fur flevrtili»oi« rm inty. Fl«ri*l»*» will at Ihrir n n i r*mithr m tftln v tu hr hr Id In I hr CouM l| i« M ml Hinfonl. F U , rn Mon*lny. Jan# Slh. h| I*A h nVItwh A. M r r iflv # M«ta ftir Hi# #n»lfim#nl: i»n# T m i’lura ih# p n<f#A lfll hldtlrr In in hr in I hr rRrhtn*#. ih** Wrhr On# Man (lfa<l«r tutmt owiiwt by ih* i'«iunty Thr Ilc.mrtl im arvrp |h* fl| lll lo rrjrrl nny nr ml) bids, fir tu ar,r#pt IOe Hue. 1 tim e. 8c line 3 Iham 7c Hnc 8 tlm ae 8c Kn« 1 month. Minimum charge SOe HAVE YOUS WATCH repaired by on* wko really knows how S tiffs, J*water, Mag. Ave. V t e R T c a F and body Ford pick* up tract with tag. |250. Good r w f r t mad# anil #nl#r#it * In th# T Ford ton truck Stake and cat fMrrull i*«iirl# Tw#nl>r.third Jildtwith tag. |M Reel A Son*. T 'tat i flrciilt* JUmtnol# rm iniy* W A N T TO T R A D £ T ton modrl T. Ford track, motor and tire* la good condition, for a light Iru'k or paasanger car, must be good. Reply W. H. T. Cam-Hvr- 12— Wantcel WANTED * PAfliSENqEttS: r Ma IK KA L) *— Antomobilca Discretion. TUBBY Ida. nn th# Ith day o f Mar. A l» t i l l , In •* raiia# thar#la prn dln * In whirls tx It. I'tuahrit la th# t*um* |i|.•Inant and f R l*#nnnrd. Mra IM t*#nnard. I nr|Iv Id u# 11r anil aa AdmlnlMriitnr nf thr Katat# o f Bi. t'-#t»n«rd. tSrrrnard, Mra IV. T. M•»«•#*. U#ralil rardln.. Ilw s l j ’» f * TITHT X^IH# M ill- and II I* MHIa, hrr haaband. and' H ub«#II Cardin, Liirtla Card In and Halla Card in, PtliiMM. all D#f#f»daa*a, 1. Jam#* •fh.tfnii, J r. H|»#rlal. M aalrr In rhnnr#ry, *nall a l f i r fur ant# and - GtE > w h y d id m y o u Y A A aa WHAT V I H IM A T I AH RUATT? W HADOAYA I WAS a ITT IN ON \ a Box Do w n iai f r o n t o f M IUtRS STORE AW a a h h h 1, C t t Y I A j ' T O R ? > BUCK MEEKIAl P 0 SIH 0 ME OFF AAf I HURT U H A A A soak x H IM o w e .? - T H A T 5 T H t W A Y *TO DO W ITH T H A T G U V - C I V I C IM A COOD ^ W IF ’ PUNCH OK) V TH E AJOSt - X V A A A A A - W H AT D B t THC GOOD OF H IT T IN HE'D ONLY HI M H IT ME BA C K Y ^ M Y HEAD pH- v,t# party returning to Chicago May 25. Room for three paaseng*r>. Share eapenae. Refertncr* tv-hanged. Apply Chicago, rare Herald. > f p R y E ) ^ ! F ite Ream furnished tkc .am* to » » e«W lo aatlatr <*• houae, reason able rent, Flume rrr* log'lnar with all l.gal ru n . . JAMKW iMAItnW, Jlk, m-M. ■ _______Ueacial Ma*t*rla Chancery. FOR RENT: Six roeua funlshed IV TMW tiw c v r r coTavv i v am i * . row n u t r w u a r i -ranwn r u n i m b i- iw a r r wr ui.owra*. •KtuveLW c o y a t f . ia iw a a Q U M rsV RHKfAHn. r«iwalaina*i, I.KONARP U rttLpARtk Dstaad•ni. w ill row DiveaacW owukw o r r n u G U i e v in t m m Ju m k o r t u b rra T X o r bt Renford terrltoer. W H sacri­ fice Hither thaw ship, ja aplewdiil ennditltwL Fafly gwwrawtaaA>Tarww i f tetrad, with BaUwtw Flaac , 0 a . Finance Dept, CfaattaHtl. OMo. if . Adonis Has a BacHJay. TUBBY VUHAOD » • CAMfc AOONI%Ou F>|Q IT Y o » « l r^OTMEP 0 1 0 pA'T VOMCf VLD P l a t y u v iH ’ f t ? I O’ OM SAV SO* ANNpdAY Y O t»< t TOC LtTTLt TO VMY A MF*f iO Y O u B tT TtB GC HpME . TQi^eeaani L. eUeferg. l i t CbteaObla. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 20, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald